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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1908

Page

3

Governor Hughes Leads 150000 Children in Brooklyn Parade

Gov Hughes addressed about 150000 children in a Brooklyn Sunday School Union Anniversary Day parade. He urged truthfulness and character, reviewed divisions in Prospect Park, and praised the event as a model for other cities.

Brooklyn Sunday School Union Central Congregational Church Parkes Cadman Eugene M. Travis Kingston Rockland County Prospect Park Second Signal Corps Hanover Club Oyler Metz Brooklyn Jamaica University Club William Berri Astern Manhattan Allied Real Estate Hotel Manhattan Hotel Astor Diefendorf

Slander verdict awards Vaughan $3500 in White Plains suit

Richard L. Vaughan of Pelham, a Seventy first Regiment veteran, wins $3500 in a slander suit against John Smith. Vaughan claimed Smith accused him of setting fire to his livery stable and harming his wife and child. The February 1907 blaze killed Vaughan’s wife, infant son, and stableman Thomas Mackey. Vaughan also sues Mrs. Smith for $10,000 in slander.

Richard L. Vaughan Pelham Seventy-first Regiment John Smith Vaughan Smith Supreme Court White Plains

Race track reform bills loom again in extraordinary session

Gov Hughes seeks new laws to curb race-track gambling as legislators prepare to reintroduce identical bills after a tied 25 25 vote. Senators Agnew and Hart will sponsor in a battle with opponents who warn of defeat unless enough votes shift or abstentions reduce counted ballots.

Gov.Hughes Agnew New York Assemblyman Hart Utica Senate Gov. Hughes Stanislaus P. Franchot Niagara-Orleans William C. Wallace Otto G. Foelker Brooklyn Foelker William T. O'Neil Franklin Roosevelt O’neil Horace White Syracuse Trac

Young Steve Brodie Dies in Bowery Drinking Scene

Steve Brodie son of the famed Bowery figure collapsed from alcohol and heart failure outside his father’s old saloon at 114 Bowery. He had drifted from racing to the Bowery gutters after losing his fortune and license, and died after ambulance transport and hospital efforts failed.

Steve Brodie Bowery Molloy Bowery Society Brodie Bill Bennett St. Gregory's Hospital Young Brodie Brooklyn Bridge Will .T. Keogh New York Brooklyn Thirtieth Street Broadway

Home Bank Reopens After Suspension in Brooklyn

Home Bank at Fifth Avenue and Forty-eighth Street Brooklyn reopened yesterday morning for business after an initial suspension caused by a bank run during the winter market lull. The institution remains solvent and resumes operations with full services for customers.

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