Logue Urges Ireland Home Rule During New York Visit
Cardinal Michael Logue receives two Irish society gifts in New York as he sails next Saturday on the Cunarder Campania. The Catholic Benevolent Legion presents a 46 star silk American flag. the United Irish League offers an illuminated address signed by fifty members. Logue praises America and calls for Irish autonomy within the empire, relying on support from Irish-Americans.
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Catholic Benevolent Legion
New York Municipal
United Irish League of Met J
Cardinal Michael Logue
America
Legion
John C. McGuire
Roderick J. Kennedy
Edward A. King
James J. Reid
P. J. Hughes
George R. Kuhn
Edmund D. Hennessy
Eugene J. Reid
Armagh
Ireland
United Irish League
Michael E. Corbley
Michael . Fox
Thomas Murray
Robert O'Flaherty
John J. Joyce
John E. Smith
Cardinal Togue
St. George’s Channel
Irish Nationalist Party
Council E America
Annapolis Exercises Begin as Board of Visitors Arrives
At the Naval Academy June Week opens with a reception for the Board of Visitors to inspect needs. Supt Badger greets Gen Horace Porter as chairman and a parade of midshipmen marks the ceremony. Salute boomed from the USS Nevada offshore. Members include J H Gallinger and C H Davis among others.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Board of Visitors
Supt
Badger
U.S. 8
Nevada
Horace Porter
J. H. Gallinger
New Hampshire
C. H. Davis
Washington
John C. Bostick
New Orleans
Macgrane Coxe
Smithfield
N. Y
George A. Sanderson
Chicago
D. S. Barry
Providence
Dinner to Mexican banker honors rail merger
Pablo Macedo of Mexico City chairman of the National Railways of Mexico and vice president of the Banco Nacional attended a dinner in his honor hosted by James Speyer at Sherry's in New York. The informal event celebrated the merger of the Mexican Central and Mexican National Railways under government control, aided by Speyer & Co. and Minister Limantour. Impromptu speeches extolmed Mexico United States ties. Guests wore boutonnières in national colors.
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Pablo Macedo
Mexico City
National Railways of Mexico
Banco Nacional
New York
James Speyer
Sherry’s
Mexican Central
Mexican National Railways
Speyer & Co
Sefior Limantour
Mexico
United States
Rockefeller Jr Excused From Grand Jury Duty
John D. Rockefeller Jr was called for a regular Grand Jury in Special Sessions for the June term but excused after brief service Judge Mulqueen urged cleaning up the Tombs and noted 153 prisoners awaiting indictment 220 bail cases and 1188 cases pending in the calendar Richard I Brewster of 236 Church Street is morning jur y foreman Alfred A Marling of 21 Liberty Street is the afternoon jurymen
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Mulqueen
Richard I. Brewster
Church Street
Alfred A. Marling
Liberty Street
Stage Struck Girls Recovered From Sag Harbor
Josephine Kaler aged 16 and Annie Hoffman about the same age were found and brought back to Sayville after leaving on a stock company train to Sag Harbor. Aunt Mrs. Carl Stephens of Patchogue organized the capture, learning the girls were on board the train. The train left the yard before she could inspect it, then Sag Harbor authorities took charge and returned them home.
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Josephine Kaler
Annie C. Hoffman
Sayville
L. J
Sag Harbor
Carl Stephens
Patchogue
L, IL
Miss Kaler
Joyous Junkstide Begins With Roycrofters Imitation
East Aurora hosts a Roycrofters sponsored convention of publicists and printers with the Sphinx Club of New York as guests of Elbert Hubbard. Two formal daily meetings will feature advertisers discussing opaque questions and various plans to engage the public. The week promises baseball, walks, and lively conversations.
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East Aurora
N. Y
Roycrofters
Sphinx Club of
New York
Elbert Hubbard
Officials defend school supply purchases as sound budgeting
School Commissioner Barrett and Patrick Jones rebut graft accusations in textbooks and waste claims. They note contracts go to lowest bidder, principals select needed texts, and supply costs per pupil remain modest, with overall annual supply budgets near one million dollars for hundreds of schools and 180 clerks under scrutiny.
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Nicholas J. Barrett
Board of Education
Patrick Jones
Barrett
Educational Department
Bureau of Supplies
Department of Supplies
Woodcock estate heirs named in Mary Ann Woodcock will
The will of Mary Ann Astor Woodcock divides an estimated 2 million dollars among relatives, charities, and servants. Niece Mary Isabelle Woodcock gets real estate including a Bedford mansion and Manhattan property, brother William P. Woodcock receives 15,000 dollars and 357 Broome Street, with multiple 5,000 dollar bequests to churches, charities, and clerical funds. Helen M. Thompson is named to use income for charitable purposes.
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Mary Ann Astor Woodcock
Bedford
Westchester County
Herbert G. Squires
United States
Cuba
White Plains
Mary Isabelle Woodcock
Manhattan
Willam P. Woodcock
Broome Street
New York
St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Hospital of
Brooklyn
Episcopalian Clergymen's Retiring Fund Society
Helen M. Thompson
Skirt Separate at Nine On Second Floor
Separate skirts sale or display scheduled for Tuesday June 2 on the second floor with entry details limited to the stated time and location. The notice notes the event occurs this day without additional context or participants.
Blankets and Comfortables Sale Announced for Tuesday
GB. AKMan & CO. offers blankets bedspreads muslin sheets and pillow cases in special summer assortments at moderate prices this day Tuesday June 2 with pair prices listed from 2.45 to 3.45 and per item prices on the third floor ranging 64c to 1.10 and as low as 9c to 21c.
Seltzer Row Ends Birthday Party Disruption
Sympathizers of Monroe Street seltzer drivers on a two month strike attended a birthday party yesterday. Bottles from a non union firm were brought in sparking a clash. Bottles shattered a window as a host and guests clashed with the crowd before police arrived.
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Monroe Street
Hitchcock Trial Delays as Charges Move Forward
Justice Goff schedules next proceedings in the Hitchcock case, with assistant Girvan facing updated charges. The motion to proceed follows a prior fine and public dispute, while the court awaits the actor Rayme’s testimony and related motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iree Girvan
Justice Goff
Supren
Rayme
Mer. Garvan
Stanwift
Air 4
Unclear fragmentary court notice from a trial report
An abbreviated fragment from a criminal court brief references a district attorney, a lawyer, and a trial date. The legible names include Helen and Garvan with unclear roles and relationships to the case.
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Conn
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Meee St
Mark Cross
Ifth Avenue
Boston
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Kent’s Rotary
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Jews & Conger
Sele
West 4d St
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Bryant
Erie
Jersey City
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Curio
6Th Ave
Greenhut & Company
B. Altman & Co
LOGUE
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Will
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Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
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Helen
Saka & Company
Oadwiy
McCutcheon
Limeon
Sindy
Beith
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Addia
Sth Ave
34Th St
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Paris
Drecoll
Paquin
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