Greene reviews his record in office as police head
Commissioner Greene told the City Club that blackmail as an organized system has been broken up and outlined plans for a new patrol schedule and district realignment. He said a captain will be tried, praised detective work, and urged ethical conduct and a stronger esprit de corps among officers. Greene proposed dividing the Tenderloin area into two precincts with new station houses to improve supervision and reduce disorder.
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Huty
Bean East
Detective Bureau
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Tye
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Liveentas
Andary
Hagenn
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Spreking
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Thirty-second
Grand Central Stalton
Grand Central
Fourteenth Street
Lexington Avenues
Seventh Avenue
Twenty-third Precinct
Thirty-second Street
Fiftieth Street
Lexington Avenue
Téndenloin
Barty-second Street
Eyorn Fourth Avenue
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Menoplan Aveauld
Highteenth
Second Street
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Worty
Statia Janda
West Forty-seventh
Crinfield
Fo Iiest
UY Nalliionaires
Hkes
Fifth Avenue
Cqommissioner
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Nese
Twentieth
Twenty-sixth
Forty-second
Greene Would Divide Tenderloin Precinct
Commissioner Greene submits a letter to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment requesting that the existing Tenderloin precinct be discontinued and that proceedings adopt a new station site, altering the present setup. Police report notes Greene’s ads and formal address to the board.
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Police
Greene
Board of, Estimate and Apportionment
Greene Dismisses Glennon From Police Force
Edward G. Glennon, formerly a Tenderloin wardman, was dismissed by Police Commissioner Greene after a reprimand and pending trial. The Court of Appeals reversed a prior conviction, but Glennon had not been tried at Headquarters. He did not respond when named, and Commissioner Davis announced the dismissal.
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Edward G. Glennan
Tenderloin
Paorse
Csrdav
Theene
Court of Appeals
Greene
Sus
Ander
Thesetter
Glennon
Davis
Mrs Green Seeks Gun Permit Renewal in Brooklyn Case
Mrs Hetty Green asked for renewal of her revolver permit after police notes indicated she sought to testify in a Brooklyn case. Commissioner Greene faced a writ of mandamus to show cause why Captain Hardy should not retire, and Greene planned to pursue the matter in higher courts as prosecutors push pending charges.
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Hetty. Green
Aidamus
Maddox
Supreme Court of
Gainesville Counts Loss After Destructive Windstorm
Gainesville Ga June 3 The city edg es toward normalcy after Mondays terrible windstorm with many dead buried and relief work advancing. Atlanta and other cities sent supplies and funds while physicians and nurses are urged to volunteer as government tents and temporary aid arrive. About sixty funerals were held last night and today with many homes destroyed and Gainesville Mills plans to resume operation once the plant is rebuilt.
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Gainesville
Atlanta
Transportation and Board
Root
Clay
Tate
Victor
Montgomery
Spartansburg
Ss. C
Pacolet
Gustaveson Suspended by Armory Board in Inquiry
The Board of Armory Commissioners referred charges against Secretary John P. Gustaveson to the Commissioner of Accounts for investigation after suspending him. Mayor Low questioned Gustaveson who admitted work to his brother's firm but denied unduly favoring them, noting inspectors approved the work.
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Weseterday
Grouts
John P.gustaveson
Commissioner of Accounts
Gustaveson
Low
Ibut
Mr. Grout
Controller Grout Skips Payroll Demand for Thompson
Controller Grout informed Borough President Cantor he would withhold Henry Thompson’s pay despite Civil Service Commission certification. He demands proof from Cantor or Thompson that Thompson is duly qualified for the Building Superintendent post before releasing salary. the note was conveyed yesterday.
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Civil Service Commission
Henry Is. Thompson
Cantor
Thompson
Fugitive Lawyer Forrest Nabbed in Ballston
Arlington, New Jersey attorney Michael M. Forrest was arrested in Ballston, New York, amid charges of fraud totaling about $23,900 in lender mortgages and forged loan backing. Indicted in Hudson County for obtaining money by false pretenses, his escape followed earlier disappearances from Arlington and Scotland-born ties. Ballston police and Jersey City detectives coordinated to detain him as authorities assert possible postal fraud links, though Post Office officials deny involvement.
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Arlington
N. J
Ballston
N. Y
Hudson County
New Jersey
Forrest
Arlington Building, and Loan Company
Kearny Building, and Loan Company
New York Mortgage Company
Broadway
Arlington Building and Loan Company
Hudson County Grand
Garvan
Scotland
Jesse Sidell
West
Thirty-third Street
Last Falks
Philadelphia
New York
Sayles Publishing Company
156
Church Street
Forrest Pends Exon
H. A. Wright
Medbery Hotel
Post Office
Doggett
Washington
Home Mission Society Opens Seventy Seventh Annual Meeting
Providence June 3. The Congregational Home Mission Society opened its seventy seventh annual meeting with welcome from Rev A E Krom. President Rev Newell Dwight Hillis of Brooklyn delivered the evening sermon Republic and Its People and the Inatrione That Are Fitted to Americanize and Christianize Them. Remarks covered Alaskan life and Stovacks work and urged rapid extension of work among white Southerners. The address addressed voting rights and race relations amid Southern political tensions.
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Providence Church
Congregational Home Mission Society
A. E. Krom
Newell Dwight Hillis
D. D
Brooklyn
N.Y
Washington Choate
Greenwich
Home Missionary Society
South
Congregational Church Building Society
N. Y
Republic
Unions punish strikers in major discipline drive
Chicago reports a sharp crackdown as the International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths suspends Local No. 14 members and the Teamsters National Union removes 300 St. Louis members from union boards. The actions target strikes seen as violating good faith agreements, aiming to curb unrest and unlawful sympathy actions.
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New York
Chicago
International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
Teamsters’National Union
Chicago Metal Trades Association
Teamsters’ National Union
St. Louis
Mississippi Flood Reaches City as River Rises
The Mississippi River rose 6 inches to 31.7 feet overnight at St Louis with driftwood on the surface and several frame houses submerged. Officials expect a 35-foot crest by Saturday as Venice and areas near East St Louis face imminent inundation and evacuation of residents.
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Harbor Department
South St. Louis
Illinois
Venice
East St. Louis
Excursion Barge Wreck Kills Four Near Hannibal
Four people including three children drowned when the steamer Flying Eagle towing a barge of Sunday school excursionists struck the Hannibal bridge pier on the Mississippi. About 230 children from Park Methodist Church rode the barge. many were saved as rescuers arrived from downstream.
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Mississippi
Governor Hanged in Effigy in New Boston Riot
Dallas June 3 Gov Lanham Judge Talbott County Attorney Vaughn and District Attorney Hart were hanged in effigy at New Boston after the hanging of Ed Shutt a prominent white man on Friday last Lanham refused to commute Shutt s sentence to life imprisonment leading to public demonstration against state officials
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New York Times
Dallas
Texas
Gov
Lanham
Talbott
Vaughn
Hart
New Boston
Ed Shutt
Shutt
Divorce Recommended for New Jersey Rector Wife
In Trenton on June 3 Vice Chancellor Emery recommended a divorce decree in favor of Rev. Richard Rodrick of St. Pauls Camden and former Holy Trinity Chapel assistant, citing wifes life as uncongenial and lack of support. The couple married June 13 1892 at St. Andrews Mount Holly with Rev I Newton Sanger officiating. the wife and children have lived apart since Atlantic City quarrels.
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N. J
Rodrick
Richard Rodrick
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Camden
Holy Trinity Chapel
New York City
Emery
Atlantic City
Mount Holly
St. Andrew's Church
I. Newton Sanger
Church of the Atonement Memorial
Philadelphia
Sanger
New York
Topeka appeals for help in flood relief efforts
Mayor Low called for outside aid for flood and tornado victims in Kansas and Georgia. Messages from Topeka and Kansas City officials urged contributions to relief funds. The Postal Telegraph Cable Co authorized free relief messages for Kansas Missouri flood and fire sufferers.
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Popeka
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Pot
Georgia
Low Tate
Topeka
New York
F. M. Bonebrake
Cashier Central
National Bank
Treasurer Relief Committee
W.S. Bergundthal
Cy Mayor
W. Ti. Craddock
Kansas City
Khan
William H. Baker
Postal ‘Telegraph Cable Company
Kansas
Missouri
Stein Thrown At Singer During Sultan of Sulu Performance
During The Sultan of Sulu last night Maud Lillian Berri sang alone when a stein from a flower arrangement flew toward the stage and shattered on the floor. Frank Monlan assisted, and Roundsman Casey arrested a man identified as J Smith of Baltimore after the incident. A companion, claiming to be a former company member, refused to give a real name.
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Darrow
Roundsman Casey
West Thirtieth Street
J. Smith
Baltimore
West Twentyseventh Street
Berri
Lehigh Valley Railroad Announces 1908 Summer Excursion Book
The Lehigh Valley Railroad has issued its 1908 Summer Excursion Book detailing resorts along the line with numerous illustrations. Copies are available at any Lehigh Valley ticket office or by applying to the General Passenger Agent in the city.
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Lehigh Valley
Croker Dogs Targeted in North York Fire Scare
In Mount Kisco New York on June 3 a series of incendiary fires targets barns and kennels. Poisoned meat killed several dogs including ones belonging to Col Fiegl and Richard Croker's sons. Houses of Sanford Weeks Abram Willis and Albert Bryan damaged water pipes blocked. A $1000 reward offered for the arsonist’s arrest.
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N. Y
Barnsherg
Col. Fiegl
Richard Croker
Another Man Dies of Glanders in Newark Hospital
Albert Meyer of 55 North Second Street died at the German Hospital three weeks after glanders attack. He was isolated two weeks after diagnosis as doctors bid farewell with no cure in sight. The report notes the tragedy and the impact on his life.
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N. J
Albert Meyer
North Second Street
Glanders
Meg
Keerl Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder in Helena
Helena jury returns verdict of murder in the second degree against James S. Keerl for the 1902 killing of bartender Thomas Crystal after a month trial. Judge Smith to pronounce sentence Friday. penalty ranges ten years to life. Keerl, a noted civil and mining engineer, fought insanity defense citing his mother’s asylum death.
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Helena
Mon
James S. Keerl
Smith
Keerl
Northwest
Thomas Crystal
Crystal
Yesterday's Fires Report From City Streets
A chain of fire incidents records damages across Manhattan during Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Notable losses include 16,000 dollars at 1 930 Third Avenue and smaller damages at 50 to 200 level figures on several addresses, with owners mostly unknown or unlisted and police and fire units responding to the scenes.
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Beth Street
Harrison
A. Halliday & Co
Iven
Fourth Avenue
Sarre & Wi
One Hundred and Fifth Street
Louis Wiliams
Cherry Street
Frank LaPate
Sixtieth Street
Isaac 5Bert
Avena Granas Ae Danes
Fourth Strees
Mary Clarkson
Mary Clarkson; Damage. $50. 7 P. M.—33 West One Hundred and Seventeenth Street
Third Avenue
John Hart
Albany St
Enary Dawbie
Y-Third Street
Sixty Street
Sheridan Avenue
Warene Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Cortland
Fire destroys large section of North Emporia business area
A major blaze in North Emporia Belfield, Richmond, destroyed much of the town’s business section last night. Estimated gross losses reach about £30,000 with $7,000 to $8,000 in insurance. Across the border in Hull, Ottawa area, twenty eight suburban houses burned with losses estimated at $55,000 to $40,000 and no insurance.
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Belfield
Ottawa
Ontario
Hull
Eau Quebec
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