McClellan Gains 43 More in 42 Boxes in Mayor Recount
In the Hearst mayoral recount before Justice Lambert, McClellan netted 13 votes in 42 boxes opened, bringing his total gain to 105 votes across 154 boxes. Hearst led by 118 votes in 112 boxes earlier, with progress expected to continue next week as tallying proceeds.
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Hearst
Supreme Court
Lambert
McClellan
Independence
Barney Martin
Tammany
Frank J. Goodwin
Hiearst
Fees
West 25Th St
Court scrutinizes McClellan ballots in Ninth Assembly District
In a New York courtroom, an 18 vote gain for McClellan puzzles observers as 17 ballots labeled blanks turn out all McClellan marks. Justice Lambert accepts a Dem ticket vote with a single surname blank as valid, while Mr Shearn questions ballot tampering theories amid counting disputes.
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McClellan
Highth
Ninth Assembly
McClelland
Shearn
Hearst
Justice Lambert
A. Gas Meter
Dowling Cuts Commission Fees in Riverside Drive Condemnation
The New York Supreme Court reduced the statutory fees for commissioners Frank R. Houghton John P. O'Brien and John S. Ryan from 5280 to 1240 for Riverside Drive and Parkway condemnation work from June 11 1907 to March 14 1908. An engineer Waters seeking 2020 was denied.
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Frank R. Houghton
John P. O’brien
John S. Ryan
Riverside Drive
130Th Street
Boulevard Lafayette
Supreme Court
Bowling
Justice Dowling
Waters
John J. Ryan
Jury Visits Scene Of Fire In Arson Case
Judge Rosalsky allowed a jury to visit the 101 Washington Street brick tenement scene where a May 4 fire occurred as part of the Palowitz first degree arson trial. The jury, initially leaning toward conviction, inspected the basement window and stairs, then returned a not guilty verdict after a narrow escape for Michael Palowitz of 9 West Street.
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Rosalsky
Washington Street
Michael Palowitz
West Street
Palowitz
Susie Schnable
McGouch
William H. Welissager
Weisinger
Roycroft convention in East Aurora draws ad publicists
Publicists and printers gather in East Aurora New York June 1 1908 for a convention at the Roycroft Inn with discussions on advertising strategies and edge of fashion as attendees adopt Roycroft style. Events include debates on Pictures vs Text fixtures cornucopia of toasts and a baseball game.
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New York Times
East Aurora
N. Y
Roycroft Inn
Felix
New York
New York City
Rae Club
Oscar
Waldorf-Astoria
Roycroft
Ali Baba
Roycroft Chapel
L.b.jones
Eastman Kodak Company
O. J. Gude
Roycroft Phalansterie
Elbertus
Samuel Brill
Sphinx Club
Thomas W. Pelham
Gillette Sales Company
Charles FE. Phelps
Equitable Life Assurance Society
E. Ralph Estep
Packard Motor Company
Arthur D. White
Swift & Co
Middle West
Robert Frothingham
Everybody's Magazine
Arthur F. Sheldon
Sheldon School
Amity
Burr McIntosh
Washington
Appellate Division Vacates Attachment on Herrick Property
The court vacated an attachment on 6000 dollars of Grace Herrick’s furniture and jewelry. Joseph Jonasson alleged purchase with part of 18000 embezzled by her husband Frederick J. Herrick, who is currently serving six years. The court found no evidence linking the items to embezzled funds.
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Appellate Division
Grace Herrick
Joseph Jonasson
East Eleventh Street
Frederick J. Herrick
Herrick
Burglar Trapped in Church After Robbing Poor Boxes
René Bacy a Belgian-born self described socialist yeggman was caught in the act of rifling the poor boxes and attempting to steal a diamond crowned statue at the Most Holy Redeemer church on East Third Street. Capt. Shaw and detectives responded after alarms rang from the rectory. Police say Bacy claimed to be poor and justified theft as rightful due. He Faces burglary charges with $1.44 bail.
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René Bacy
Christ
Brother William
William
Frederick Smith
Fifth Street
Capt. Shaw
Galligan
Third Street
Nec
Bacy
Yorkville
Hermann
United States
England
Shaw
Yeggman
200 Midshipmen Graduate at Annapolis
The 200 members of the class of 18 were graduated from the United States Naval Academy. Gen Horace Porter presented diplomas and urged graduates to be ready to fire bullets, preferring duel resolve over slaughter while stressing disciplined, military readiness.
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Annapolis
Cliss
United States Naval Academy
Horace Porter
Board of Visitors
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Barton de Guestier
Bordeaux
Sauternes
St Julien
Barton & Guestier Hiauve
K. la Montague
A. W Brewster
M. D
Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospitals
Johnson
Marcum Knyon
Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital
M. Winderoth
Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital
Broadway
Astor House Block
15Th St
Nassau St
Ann St
Europe
Layties Brothers
U. S
Ee Library and
Ountry Home
Brentano’s, &Owns
N.Y
Mark Cross
Fifth Avenue
Broadwayton
Summer Street
Fulton St
Brooklyn
Shriner & Umer
Portland
The
Northwest
Union Pacific
R. R. Cal
Chicago
20Th Century Limited
Free Registry Bureau
Times Building
Times Square
McLellan
F. J. Goodwin
Christopher 2d
Bleecker St
Greenwic
Perry St
Christopher
Christopher Si
Bleecker Si
West
Greenwich
8Th St
Waverley Pl
East
12Th St
Waverley Place
Mr. Shearn
Eugene Lamb Richards, Jr
Justice
Proceedings
Saturday Evening Post
London
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
W.C. Willets
World Building
Roycrofters
Elbert Hubbard
Printers’ and
Roycroftie
Convention ofPublicists and Printers
the Holy Redeemer
Church
Midshipmen
Gen. Porter
Arrati
Shakespeare
Budweiser
Parkles
Falcon Tavern
Ben Johnson
Marlowe
Ford
Fletcher
Raleigh
America
Merry Wives of Windsor
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
St. Louis, Mo
E. C. Brandt, Maor
Anheuser-Busch Agency
A. Busch Bottling CO
New Hampshire
Mt. Washington
Mount Washington Bretton Woods
N. H
Anderson & Price
Fabyan
N.H
Merrill & Barron
O. Maplewood
Bethlehem
Maplewood Sta
L. H. Cilley
Mgr
Jetsons
Crawford
Merrill & Barron Co
Sinck Bethlehem
Sees & Cay
Grand Central Station
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