Summer Concert Plan Endorsed by Bishop Potter at St Nicholas Garden
Prominent church leaders including Bishop Potter Coadjutor Greer and Rev Dr Stires endorse a summer concert series at St Nicholas Garden on Sixty sixth Street. They stress a businesslike, respectable setup with refreshments and deny plans to sell liquor, while noting others may have assumed liquor would be offered.
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Potter
Greer
Ernest M. Stires
Warren
Bishop Potter
Warret
Folllows
Bishan Potter
Stires
Low
George Foster Peabody
St. Nicholas Garden
Sicheee
Aido
Giet
Stipes
Delays in Municipal Courts and Education Letters
Readers debate court delays and court structure in Manhattan and Brooklyn with proposals for a separate railroad court to ease calendars. A second letter compares music education in schools to broader curricular balance and calls for focus on essential subjects amid resource strain.
Law's Delays Unbettered by Public Opinion
Letter to the editor urges New York Governor and Legislature to enact Trial Commissioner measures to reduce court congestion. It cites 1904 bills, opposition from Cunneen and farm representatives, and support from the Chamber of Commerce and Merchants' Association. The writer argues trial commissioners lower overall costs and speed commercial cases, urging public lobbying and publication of the Merchants' Association report.
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The
New York Times
Salem
Canis
Maj
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Innesse
Jess Ube
Faeti
Ur Association
Poor Man's Court
BOR
New. York
Jame
VWI
de Bets Se Hk
New York State
Bat
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants’ Association
Department of Trial Commissioners
Cunneen
Albany
Bar Association
Dillon
Perham
Wainwright
Westchester County
New York
Merchants’Association
Hooker
New York City
Merchants' Association
City of
College crews move on to Poughkeepsie this year
The intercollegiate regatta opens in Poughkeepsie on June 2 with Columbia Varsity and freshman crews arriving for three weeks of practice. Penn Cornell Georgetown Syracuse Wisconsin join later as 15 crews race over the Highland course with favorable wind and tide conditions.
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New York
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Columbia
W. S. Bradley
Morningside
Red Top
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Georgetown
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Eas
Bow
Stowell
Barton
Boesch
Burling
Larson
Miller
Lea
Squires
Salisbury
Andrews
Heath
Dempster
Hale
Rice
FE. Packard
Lusk
Baches
Neil
Shanley
Brennan
Hayden
Graham
Barber
Stevens Institute Defeats Crescent Ath Club Lacrosse 4 1
Stevens Institute defeated Crescent Athletic Club second twelve 4 to 1 on Crescent field at Bay Ridge yesterday. Roberts scored for Stevens, Helms added two, Davis one, while Miller tallied Crescent’s only goal. Contested match featured long carries and spirited scrimmages with a scoreless first half.
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Stevens Institute
Crescent Athletic Club
Lacrosse
Bay Ridge
Roberts
Stevens
Miller
Crescent
Helms
Davis
Jury Trial Halted Over Juror Contact in Salem Case
A Salem jury trial was paused after a witness spoke with a juror on the panel. The absence of detail about the conversation highlights courtroom ethics concerns and the financial and reputational impact on the parties and public.
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Salem
Manchuria
New Bedford
Mass
Lengthened City of Buffalo Cuts Costs and Boosts Capacity
The side wheel steamer City of Buffalo, lengthened by 42 feet and widened two, increased deck freight space by 65 percent and passenger capacity by 60 percent. Over 1904 it carried 12,000 tons more freight, sailed faster, and used six to seven tons less fuel per trip, with total spend on upgrades surpassing the initial $175,000 contract.
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T. F. Newman
Cleveland and
Buffalo Line
Fea
Cleveland
Ohio
Long Lost Maltese Cross Medal Found in Calvert Field
Mrs. Etta P Talbott of Chaneyville Calvert County Maryland regained her Maltese cross medal lost twenty years earlier. It disappeared from her sitting room then appeared on a field hand’s plowshare on her father’s estate undamaged. The medal had been a college prize worn as a brooch and was lost in February 1880 when the pin released.
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Etta P.talbott
Chaneyville
Calvert County
American swindler in Paris flees police after raking in funds
Paris reports an American con man posing as kin of a transatlantic millionaire dazzled women with gifts and dining then forged checks on a famous bank. He allegedly netted about four thousand pounds before his scheme fell apart, leaving victims seeking police aid at Parc Monceau.
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Paris
Dames
Parc Monceau
London ‘Telegraph
Three Men Drowned After Collision in Bay
Three men drowned in the bay after schooners collided with a small craft near Governors Island. Capt John Turner and Harry Lantry of the A P Parkhurst were reported drowned, believed to have been in the schooner's dory when it capsized. Capt William Spice of the Portland schooner Marshall Orwells surrendered to harbor police, saying his vessel struck a skiff off Morgan's Reef, killing one occupant. Lindsay was rescued but Elser died. Spice, of 166 East 92nd Street Manhattan, was charged with homicide.
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John Turner
Harry Lantry
A. P. Parkhurst
Governors Island
Turner
Portland
William Spice
Marshall Orwells
Spice
Custom House
Harbor
Church Street
Skipner
Bay
Morgan's Reef
R. Elser
Stapleton, S
Thomas Lindsay
9 Water Street
Brooklyn
Elser
Lindsay
Orwells
Capt
East Thirty-second Street
Manhattan
Collar and necktie clue in murder identity test
Newspaper men at detective headquarters test identification by assessing Theodore Wood's torn down collar and dark red tie. He notes how observers miss small details like a collar and tie, yet such minutiae can determine a suspect’s identity in a murder case.
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Detective Headquarters
Theodore Wood
Wood
Philadelphia Record
Slicing Castel Sant' Angelo Prompts Renaissance Change
Rome faces removal of part of Castel Sant'Angelo by city orders. The pickaxe will start the demolition in coming months, carving into a fortress built in the era of Pope Urban VIII. The statement reflects on Rome’s long history of upheaval from sieges to the Renaissance transformation.
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Rome
Castel Sant’ Angelo
Urban VIII
Italy
London Chronicle
Absurdities in Love Versus Money Noted in Private Tale
A private remark contrasts romance with finance, noting the speaker's belief that the man’s intimate methods are absurd while his method of earning money is not. The snippet emphasizes social judgments on affection and wealth.
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Puck
Notions Sale Includes Dress Shields and Laces
A sale ad lists dress shields rubber apesizes sizes 3 4 and 5 with various sewing items. It features black sewing silk spools dot pattern, ladies fancy supporters, hose supports, chiffon dollar foundations, bronzebone collars, hair pins and cabinets, imitation shell pins, tubular shoe laces, wide silk braid tie laces, gros grain ribbon tie laces, pins and pearl sage pins with multiple colors and prices per item.
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St._Nicho
Lditur
Atomusica
Peviceis
Mote
Tess
Levihier Whia
Nice Hey
Osire
Teyce
Eliot
Harvard
Board of Education
Rook
Stn
Law
Penn
Ehrlich Kien
Pwacuce
Broadway
City of Buffalo
Buffalo
Detroit
Frank E. Kirby
Marine Review
Dory
le Boutillier Brothers
IGE
KOCH
Morris
Reg
Ela
IRS
25Th Street
Perse
Arom Ze
Grand Rapids Furniture
Frederick W. Evers
18Th
19Th Sts
18Th St
van Orden Corset Co
Chestnut
Printhei Dia
Wi West
St. Rew
Lorik
Reed & Barton Co
Union S
C. H. Luengine
Reed & Barton
SALE
The,h. Brown CO
E.28th St
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