Contempt Hearing Dissociation in New York Court
William R. Willcox, chief counsel for the Public Service Commission, challenges contempt charges against his client and Justice Brady in a dispute over disqualification and stock ownership. Coleman argues no contempt occurred as Brady sat as spectator and urges dismissal. Brady adjourns again for evidence.
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George S. Coleman
The
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William R. Willcox
Brady
Supreme Court
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Frederick Whitridge
Union Railway Company
Coleman
Commissioner Willcox
Willcox
Justice Kirady
Tis
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Public Service
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New York
First District
Third Avenue Railroad
Third Avenue Company
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Thenion Railroad Company
Union Railroad Company
Aly
Inman
McColeman
Wes
Mr. Coleman
Tsk Tims
Wilcox
Cole- Sapo Dehall
Mrs Woods Died at 105 after Irish arrival in 1811
Bridget Woods died at 404 West Thirteenth Street aged 105 amid questions over the death certificate. Daughter Mrs Mary McCormick, 70, vouched for the age as accurate. Woods born February 1, 1805 in County Tyrone, Ireland. She arrived in New York in 1811, witnessed early city life and Paterson NJ infancy. buried in Calvary Cemetery with descendants.
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Board of Health
Bridget. Woods
West Thirteenth Street
Mary McCormick
Great Britain
New York
St. Peter's
Barclay
Church Streets
Joseph and
Nels Gough
Brooklyn
New Rapid Transit Petition Filed in Brooklyn
J G Luhn of the East Flatbush Taxpayers Association filed with the Public Service Commission a plan for a rapid transit railroad from Eastern Parkway through Utica and Flatbush Avenues to Jamaica Bay. The petition, signed by 1 062 people representing 19 050 city lots, seeks assessment on land within a half mile of the line. The route would lie midway between the Brighton Beach BRT line and Canarsie elevated, filling a wide shadowed area with limited travel options, and would link to an existing planned Eastern Parkway subway.
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Brooklyn
Utica Avenue
Flatbush Avenue
Jamaica Bay
Public Service Commission
J. G. Luhn
East Flatbush
Terraty
Brighton Beach
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canarsie
Young Bullard Home Again After Weeklong Ordeal
William R. Bullard the 16 year old son of Dr. John T. Bullard of New Bedford returned home from Bakertown after wandering on foot for a week following his disappearance from Groton School. He traveled roughly five miles to reach New Bedford and appeared exhausted but in good health.
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New Bedford
William R. Bullard
John T. Bullard
Groton School
Bakertown
Groton
Middlesex County
Oteins Bee Teed
Buller
Uecon
Sheffield seniors fined for late night riot at Savin Rock
Nine Sheffield Scientific School seniors were fined $10 and costs in West Haven Town Court for starting a small riot at Savin Rock. A student was injured in an alley clash as concessionaires and students clashed. Fines were suspended pending reparations to merchants and booth owners.
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New Haven
Sheffield Scientific School
West Haven
Savin Rock
Booth
Joker in New State Highway Law Raises Safety Alarm
The National Highways Protective Society warned of a loophole in the Callan amendment permitting motorcyclists to ride without registration or licensing and without speed limits. Col. Cornell cited dozens injured or killed monthly and urged an amendment to treat motorcycles like autos.
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Edward 3. Cornell
Highways Protective Society
Therm
Col. Cornell
Col
Cornell Yeterday
Highways Protective Association
Hughs
Lenox Avenue
New Bedford Line resumes summer passenger service
The New Bedford Line between New York and New Bedford and other Cape Cod ports including Wood's Hole Martha's Vineyard Nantucket Mattapoisett Marion will resume summer service starting tomorrow. Steamers Maine and New Hampshire depart New York Pier 40 North River at 6 PM weekdays arriving at New Bedford 6 AM the next day.
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New Bedford
New York
Wood's Hole
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
Mattapoisett
Marion
Maine
New Hampshire
Plier
North River
Clarkson Street
Budget Satisfies Them at First Hearing on Corporate Stock Budget
At the first hearing before the Board of Estimate the Education Department voiced satisfaction with its permanent improvement funds. Health officials echoed the sentiment while the Fire Department offered no objections. Charities favored more money, claiming 1 760 000 is insufficient against a 2 000 000 need. Borough presidents Miller and Gresser argued for larger allotments. Corporation Counsel Watson suggested rescinding 514 000 set aside for library sites if needed, as no contracts exist. Hearing to continue tomorrow.
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Board of Estimate
Board of Education
Winthrop
Ledgrie
Health Department
J. W.brennan
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals
Walladae
Kirby
Police Department
Charities
Drummond
Hebberd
Miller
Bronx
Gresser
Queens
Watson
Mayor to Seek Hughes Aid in Special Session
Mayor Gaynor announced plans to ask Gov. Hughes to urge the Legislature to revisit city bills not passed, including removing Eleventh Avenue railroad tracks and ending personal taxation. He sent a letter June 1, 1910, to Corporation Counsel Watson and scheduled hearings on bills from coal purchasing reforms to court house site control and park jurisdiction.
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Gaynor
Gov. Hughes
Eleventh Avenue
Watson
New York Central Railroad Company
W. J. Gaynor
Kings County Court House
Board of Estimate
Ocean Boulevard
Brooklyn
Twentysecond Avenue
Kings Highway
Park Department
The
Charities Commission
West Side Settlement House
West Fiftieth Street
New York Central
Grgend Central Station
Winthrop Defends Big Navy At War College Conference
Beekman Winthrop Assistant Secretary of the Navy addresses the War College summer conference saying a large navy does not brutalize national character and praising U S altruism toward Cuba the Philippines and Puerto Rico He argues future wars will be naval and the United States must keep sea control to avoid invasion.
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the War College
Beekman Winthrop
Cuba
Philippines
Porto Rico
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