Gaels Hold Feis at Celtic Park on Long Island City
The Gaelic League of New York organized the third annual Feis at Celtic Park with Irish language fundraising, featuring Gaelic songs stories dances and recitations in Gaelic Irish and Scotch. Winners received medals as Irish and Scotch performances and costumes drew large crowds with many Irish and Scotch entrants and two Gaelic League envoys from Ireland attended.
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Celtic Park
Long Island City
Gaelic League
Ireland
Tadhg Ó Seaghdha
Timothy O'Shea
Conchobar
Suilleabhain
Connor O'Sullivan
Maire Ni Tuathail
Posal
Tara
Cuchullain
Martin Sheridan
Remuar
Gaelic League of Ireland
Diarmuid Lynch
State of
New York
League of the
Philo-Celtic Society
Treland
Lynch
Gaelic Alliance
Daniel Cobalan
Ulster
Thomas Ashe
Cardaff National School
Enger
Park Board Lacks Control Over Streets West End Avenue Juriesdict
Professor Terry of Columbia Law explains that authority to remove trees and replace grass plots with paving rests with the President of the Borough of Manhattan, not the Park Board, for streets like West End Avenue north of Seventieth Street. The debate centers on legal jurisdiction over street spaces and paving decisions.
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Stephen Smith
Tree Planting Association
Nassau Street
Park Board
Borough of Manhattan
Charles Thaddeus Terry
Law School
Columbia University
Department of Parks
Charles B. Stover
Riverside Drive
Riverside Park
Ryattserand Street
Board of Estimate
Board of Aldermen
Board of N
Board of
Iestimate
Borough of
Manhattan
Liese Streets
Columbia Circle
Biehth Avenue
Witty Mail Street
Park Row
Ninth Street
Broad
West End Avene
Perth
Fifty-eighth
119Th Street
Fifty Eighth
Fifty-ninth
Fifth
Fighth Avenue
Wetto Riverside
Central Park
Central Park Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Pulth Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Terry
West End Avenue
Seventieth Street
Prof
Department of Public Parks
City of
New York
Iaz
Commissioners of Parks
Heard of Aldermen
Seoema
Marks
Judge Hornblower Fights Critical Health Crisis at Home
Special to The New York Times from Litchfield Conn May 31 Judge William R B Hornblower of the New York Court of Appeals lay critically ill at his summer home. He is kept alive by heart stimulants in an exhausted condition with little hope of recovery according to his son George B Hornblower. Medical staff warn the stimulants may only延 extend life for hours or days.
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New York Times
Litchfield
Conn
William RB. Hornblower
New York Court of Appeals
George &. Hornblower
Falls Into Audience In Downsville Theater Incident
A 15 year old employee Morris Meltzer slipped while adjusting a ventilator from a balcony and fell twenty five feet into the audience at a Downsville cinema. He hit Mrs. Maury Bresle and caused injuries to several bystanders while a screen was carried away in the fall. Meltzer was taken to St Mary's Hospital with a compound fracture and internal injuries.
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Downsville
Morris Meltzer
Audi
Meltzer
Maury Bresle
Park Place
Max
Bresle
Hyman Ascher
Park Prace
Joseph Jelley
Plan to Build $5,000,000 Milwaukee Arcade Fails
A proposed downtown Milwaukee arcade project with ten stories and backing from Simon of the Milwaukee Athletic and investors including Charles Somers Payne Whitney Butterworth fell through. Advisers cited Milwaukee’s socialist climate and high taxes plus a state income tax as discouraging factors despite good overall finances. A bond issue of $5,000,000 was planned to fund the venture.
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New York Times
Milwaukee
Wis
Simon
Milwaukee Athletic
Nowoula Acea Julius Club Committee
Club Astern
Cleveland
Harry Jank Butterworth
Oply
Charles Somers Payne Whitney
Whitney
Butterworth
Roosevelt May Run For Governor Says Davenport
Ex Senator Fred Davenport and Progressive leaders in Clinton say the Roosevelt interview signals a plan to fight graft and push clean government across New York. He would tour the state by automobile and address mass meetings to rally voters from all parties. A governor bid remains undecided, with weeks of developments to decide the course.
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New York Times
Fred
Jatica
Maverick M. Davenport
Clinton
Day
Roosevelt
Col. Day
Col. Roosevelt
Davenport
Conan Doyle Visit Impresses Coney Island Crowd
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and party including William Burns and William Kenny toured Brighton Beach and Coney Island last night. They enjoyed Steeplechase Park attractions and the Crazy Village, applauded national airs, and observed Luna Park dances and a police station visit while praising public dancing and the island’s lively scene.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Lady Doyle
William J. Burns
William F. Kenny
Brooklyn
Brighton Beach
Coney Island
Sir Arthur
Coney
Kana Park
Tady Doyle
Mr. Kenny
Shore Acres
Bay Ride
Shelburne
Brighton
Arthur
Arthur. A Walk Through the Hawery
Lemlein
King
Castle House
Luna
Croney
Han
Samuel McFifrey
Samuel Hammond
Etrighton
Roth Lad
Sir Arthurs
Coney and Drighton
William
Keavy
Sergt
John Ryan
Fifteent
Sire Wiam Jurns
William Kenny
Alice Kenny
Delen Stergin
Mlorence Bod Heath Erase Burns
Fhirna
Sherman Burns
Seatel
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Conan Doyle
Big Boy
Detective Burns
God Save the King
Empire Rubber and Tire Co
West Ssth St
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FE. Schohnmaker & Co
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New Town
Farell Auto Co
Bedford Ave
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England
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