Sheriffs Halt Boxing Bouts and Plot for Court Action
Sheriff Hayes warns clubs in New York County that boxing and prizefighting violate the law. Deputies visit Sharkey Grand Central Lyric Hall and other venues, find no fights, and promise arrests if bouts occur. Legal maneuvering continues as judges weigh injunctions and prosecutions while managers threaten further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Sharkey Athletic Club
Sixty-fifth Street
Broadway
Grand Central Palace
Consolidated Athletic Club
Lyric Hall
Sixth Avenue
Nicholas J. Hayes
Albany
New York County
Johnson
O. J. Swanick
Sharkey
Sheriff Hayes
Jefferson Market
Britt-McGowan
Garden
Marlborough Athletic Club
Swanick
Flaherty
Kings County
Hayes
Howard Athletic Club
Ulmer Park
Brooklyn
Bath Beach
Jefferson Market Court
Harry Pollok
McGovern
Britt
Goldsmith
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
Mathot
Breen
Supreme Court
Mathet
Walsh
Harlem
Mobile Athletic Club
Lord Barrington Death Sentence Set for July 26 in Missouri
The Supreme Court upheld the decision in the case of Lord Seymour Barrington, condemned for the murder of James P. McCamm, and fixed July 26 as the date of execution. Judge Valliant filed a dissent later concurred by Judge Gravés.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Supreme Court Today
Seymour Barrington
James P. McCamm
Valliant
Gravés
Harlem Times Office Ad Rerun Ad Copy
Harlem residents urged to visit the New York Times office at 129 West 125th Street for ads and subscription services. The notice highlights convenient location and ongoing advertising opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
THE
NEW York Times
West 125Th St
Higgins Declares Clean Legislature With Minority Lobbying Erased
Albany June 1 Gov Higgins says the legislature was unusually clean and independent with lobbyists driven from the halls and corporate influence curbed. He approved two General Appropriation bills totaling 26,908,602.78 and disapproved 277,712 in items as remaining measures face midnight adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Higgins
Supreme Court
Seventh Judicial District
Altany Normal College
New Prisom
Indiana Democrats To Indorse Bryan For Presidency
After a June meeting of Chairman O'Brien and party leaders Indiana Democrats plan to endorse William Jennings Bryan at the State Convention. Delegates from most counties favor Bryan, with Eleventh District supporters also backing him. Leaders chose to align with the prevailing sentiment and avoid opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Indianapolis
O'Brien
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
O’brien
Indiana
Eleventh District
David B. Hill Cleared By State Bar Panel
Albany June 1 The New York State Bar Association committee says its investigation into David B. Hill related to his work for Equitable Life Assurance Society is concluded with no improper or unprofessional conduct found and compensation not excessive. The panel says Charles E. Hughes knew only that Hill held a retainer and asked him to testify before the Armstrong Committee to explain circumstances, not to impugn motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Joint Legislative Committee
New York City
Albany
New York State Bar Association
David B. Hill
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Hill
Insurance Company
Charlies E. Hughes
Armstrong
Sir William scoffs at Hill plans for Winnipeg to Pacific line
In New York Sir William C Van Horne asserts most talk surrounds James J Hill’s proposed Winnipeg to Pacific coast route. He doubts a full line will be built and suggests Hill seeks feeder branches in the Canadian Northwest. He cites Vancouver Victoria & Eastern as the actual Canada line expansion.
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William C. van Horne
Canadian Pacific Railway
New York
Canada
James J. Hill
Winnipeg
Pacific Coast
Sir William
Hill
Mr. Hill
Canadian Northwest
Vancouver, Victoria & Eastern
Western Dispatches
Canadian Pacific
Pbeen
Lake Winnipeg
Willliam
Great Northern
Hih
Receiver Appointed for The Evening Bulletin in Harlem
United States District Judge Holt appointed Edwin M. Cox as receiver for The Evening Bulletin after a strike over unpaid wages left the Lenox Avenue plant idle. Employees filed the bankruptcy petition, claiming $1,800 in unpaid wages.
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Evening Bulletin
Harlem
Arba Blodget
John R. Cantlin
New York
J. Livingston
William Street
Max.Livingston
Philadelphia
Max Livingston
Lenox Avenue
125Th Street
Edwin M. Cox
United States
Holt
Charles Pope Caldwell
Bulletin
Shattered schooners collide in fog near sea
The schooner Edward T. Avery of New Haven crashed after a collision with the schooner George May in dense fog last Sunday. Avery had its masts and sails torn away and a large hole in the starboard side. The George May was also involved in the incident.
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Edward T. Avery
New Haven
George May
Collision in dense fog damages ships near Erie Basin
Philadelphia was towed into the Erie Basin for repairs after a collision about forty miles off the Winter Quarter cut in heavy fog. The May was towed into Norfolk with severe damage to bowsprit and headgear. The Avery headed to Brunswick for lumber while the May sails north. The Colonel sues for libel and Mann is charged as a blackmailer with the truth of the statement challenged.
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Philadelphia
Erie Basin
Norfolk
Avery
Brunswick
May
No Particulars for Col Mann Supreme Court Decision Re Served
Supreme Court Justice Leventritt reserved decision yesterday on the application of Col Willipma D Mann editor of Town Tories for a bill of particulars of the answer of Robert J Collier and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Mann
Supreme Court
Leventritt
Col. Willipma
D. Mann
Town Tories
Robert J. Collier
Oth
Arrival of Buyers In 19th Century Clothing Trade Networking
A scanned list shows numerous firms and agents from across the United States visiting a trade venue. Names include Blodgett, Ordway & Webber of Boston. Victoria Hotel contacts in Saratoga. Mantle Brothers in Chicago. and Kaufman & Co in Richmond. The entry reads like a business directory snapshot with addresses and product lines such as cloaks, gowns, waists, millinery, and dress goods.
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Blodgett
Ordway & Webber
Boston
Mass
J. L. Adrien
Victoria
Crippen & Reed
Saratoga
N. Y
G. M. Crippen
G. Reed
Prince George el. Fame - Mantle Brothers
Chicago
Ill
W. T. Campbell
Broome Street
Forbes & Wallace
Springfield
Walker Street
Navarre
Edwards, E. W
Syracuse
D. W. Hayes
Victoria Hotel
Edwards, E. , & Son
Troy
M. Gleason
Weil, R., Co
San Francisco
Cal
A. D. Sangster
Leonard Street
Herald Square
Kaufman & Co
Richmond
I. Kaufman
Ymillinery
Broadway
Baucus, L. & Co
Binghamton
Baucus
New York
York
Penn
G. Wiest
Hotel Breslin
Konn
Sons & Co
Washington
DD. C
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Lord” Barrington
Apollinaris
the Queen of
Table Waters
Treasury
Eleventh Avenue
Raines Law
Aececestre
Repuke
Bar Committee
Equitable
Tom S.carey
Adway
St. Eee
Cana
Dian Northwest
Cortlandt Street
cMen
Rockland
Atterbury System
Dey Street
New Haven, Conn
Cortlandt ST
Seattle
Everett
Vancouver
Puget Sound
States of
Opportunity
Minnesota
North and South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Spokane
Northern Railway
W. M. Lowrie
Orient
Minnesota Lvs
Kirk
H. B. Kirk & CO
Frankfort, Ky
Old Crowe
AB Kirk
Sunday
Caressa
Mary Mortimer Maxwell
Sclub
Foley
Florence
England
Nosworthy
Roosevelt Bears
Bronx
Teddy— B
Teddy
Miss Velvin
Hy. Mayer
Ers
Mann
Finnin
W. G. Scurry
Hotel Imperial
Renwick Brothers& Co
Pittsburg
A. W. Renwick
Broadway Central Hotel
Sisson, B. F., & Co
Oneonta
Sisson
Hotel J Inc
Brother
Lancaster
F. D
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