McClellan Gains In Last 35 Boxes In 1905 Mayoralty Recount
The recount of Brooklyn mayoral ballots in 1905 shows McClellan gaining five votes in the thirty-five boxes, increasing his total gains to 36 in those boxes while Hearst adds 31. Justice Lambert supervises tally clerks as recounts continue amid cramped conditions and plans to move beyond the courthouse to finish fifty boxes daily.
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Justice Lambert
Supreme Court
McClellan
Hearst
Lambert
Eugene Lamb Richards, Jr
Shearn
Mr. Richards
Hearst Gains Seen From Brooklyn Box Projections
Mr. Shearn forecasts Hearst gains to rise when Brooklyn boxes are counted. If the first hundred boxes hold, Hearst could gain 2,063 votes overall. Recounts in First to Fourth Assembly Districts show Tammany strength but gains fall short of Hearst expectations, with hopes pinned on Brooklyn.
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Hearst
Brooklyn
Metz Fights Fourth Avenue Subway Plan Amid Revenue Doubts
Public Service Commission Chairman Willcox and Controller Metz clash over Brooklyn Fourth Avenue subway projections. Metz argues 25,000 daily riders at five cents would yield little revenue, while Willcox urges excess capacity to match future growth. Metz supports a short Manhattan Bridge link and surface routes in suburbs.
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Fourth Avenue
Board of Estimate
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Brooklyn
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New York
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Coney Island
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East Side
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Ex Justice Leventritt Honored by New York Lawyers
Ex Justice David Leventritt was guest of honor at a Hotel Astor dinner by the Lawyers Association, with about 500 lawyers and judges in attendance. Gov. Hughes and notable jurists praised his service while Leventritt joked about the tributes, and letters from officials were read signaling respect for his retirement from the bench.
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Lawyers’ Association
Leventritt
New Lawyers’ Association
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Morgan J. O’brien
Gov. Hughes
Justice Leventritt
Wallace
O'Brien
O’brien
New York County
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William J. Gaynor
Joseph H. Choate
John F. Dillon
Gaynor
Almer F. Jenks
Mansfield
John Proctor Clarke
Govutset
M. Linn Srucé
Bruce
Mr. Bruce
Supreme Court Alumni Association
Caracter
Oklahoma Investment Possibilities Discussed at Guthrie Conference
Guthrie Oklahoma June 4 at a conference of twenty six comm clubs resolutions express the opinion of Oklahoma business men on the future of investment. They reject the belief that residents or outsiders face oppressive taxation. The message highlights vast resources and the need to attract outside capital and notes no public principal debt has ever been defaulted.
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Okla
Oklahoma
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