Cadets Lose Polo Match at West Point in Crowd Splash
Big crowd at West Point watches Squadron A of New York City cavalry defeat the cadets 13 to 4. Barry and Hunt shine for the visitors. cadets show flashes but lack teamwork as Tyler and Barry lead Squadron A in a striking polo display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Stork Times
Point
Squadron. A
New York City
Cavalry
West Pointers
Chy Iim
Hyadson
Strenr
Onis
Ereen
West Point
Bert
Ponley
D-Civalry
Brooklandiavy
West
Det Tylers
ESR
Ahat
oUlBlaving
Barry
Mic Geting
Tyler Bor
Barry Torte
J- Hunt
Jana
Montgomery
PF. Smith
Qurb-In
Oloniel
qaHerbert Barry
Rog Tpouglas
Fe Hunt
Hant
Tragedy on Elizabeth Tracks Claims Two Men
Peter Nakates and Nicholas Yardameteor were struck by a Somerville express on the Central railroad elevated tracks in Elizabeth at 7:30 PM. Nakates was killed. Yardameteor died later at Elizabeth General Hospital from severe injuries. Lemuel Nakates, the dead man’s brother, witnessed the crash and became hysterical, requiring removal.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Peter Nakates
Nicholas Yardameteor
Elzabeth Avenue
Somerville
Nakates
Elizabeth General Hospital
Lemuel Nakates
Lad Held for Burglary in Stapleton Post Office Theft
Fourteen year old Joseph Cavinaghi of Richmond Road Stapleton was arrested on suspicion of entering the Stapleton Post Office weeks prior and taking 25 dollars and fireman association tickets. He later confessed to the Post Office break in and a separate hotel robbery on Richmond Road, yielding 11 dollars. Committed for examination and later sent for reprmand due to first offense. police connect him to other Staten Island burglaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph ‘Cavinaghi
Richmond Road
Stapleton
Richmond
Southern Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Adolph Hjienhardt
Willis
Iienhardt
McKay
B'rook
Care For
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
New Brighton
Henly
John Viemdsieter
Prospect Street
Stapletom
Court of Sessions
Cavinaghi ii
Staten Island
Robbery at 445 First Avenue Leaves Victim with $76
Charles Witters, night clerk, fought off two men who entered his shop after hours, seized money and threatened him with a revolver. Police arrested John Waters and Thomas Healy, both locals, onWordy charges with Waters held on $2000 bail. Healy released for lack of evidence. arraignment set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vitters
First Avenue
Witters
Yesterdas
Barlow
Yorkville
Waters
Healy
Boy Deaf and Dumb Lost Child Found by Police
Patrolman Edward Cook at Market Station encounters a six year old boy in distress near Cannon and Houston Streets. The boy, unable to communicate, is described as deaf and dumb and was placed in the station blotter. Later Antonio Gallari Claiming the boy as his son Albert explains the child’s condition as born weak minded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Cook
Cannon
Houston
féHow
Rhear
Sergt. Bower
Union
Antonio Gallari
Sulivan Street
A Albert
Textile unions press for settlement as strike stretches
A Philadelphia committee of seven textile workers led by Ed ward Thornton met Mayor Weaver to seek an amicable settlement with manufacturers. Some mills resumed or granted demands, lifting hours to fifty five at Denwark Rug and Cirvin Knitting, while 3,000 workers at Dobson mill face indefinite closure. Kensington and Skinsington districts report large child labor presence and organizing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Edward Thornton
Central Textile Workers
Nion
Weaver
John and
James Dobson
Manayunk
Columbia Woolen
Holland & Aikman
Plush Nut
Fletcher
Phoenix
Stafford
Denwark Rug Manufacturing Company
Cirvin Knitting Company
Kensington
Almass
Skinsigton
Kensington Mills
Dancing Church Members Suspended by Mount Olive Pastor
The Rev E J Jackson of Mount Olive Church suspends twenty seven members for insisting on dancing. A trustee is among the disciplined group after a sermon urging a pledge to avoid ballrooms. The minister says he will imitate Paul by making tents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Mr. Jackson
Paul
Burglars Blow Safe In Roxbury Post Office
In Kingston on June 6 a Roxbury Post Office safe was blown open by professionals who took $700 in stamps. The criminals also stole a team from Dr. Ellis and headed east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N.Y
Roxbury
Dr. Ellis
Arrested on His Honeymoon in Larceny Case
Edwin McEntee twenty seven was arrested on his honeymoon in Baltimore and brought back to city police for larceny. He allegedly planned to pawn a wall portrait with an impostor detective, Frederick Nortley, who posed as an officer. The couple fled to Brooklyn then Baltimore before arrest. His wife cassie walker is reported ill in Baltimore from the shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin McEntee
Baltimore
Cassie Walker
Fourth Avenue
Forty-ninth Street
McEntee
Mary E. Hardy
Barrow Street
Madison Avenue
Midshipmen Prepare Annual Cruise On Three Ships
The Indiana, Chesapeake and Hartford will carry the entire midshipman corps in three rotating sections. They embark today and sail Monday for stops at Newport News New London Orient Point and Narragansett Bay through late July before returning to Annapolis in late August.
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New York Times
Annapolis
Indiana
Chesapeake
Hartford
Newport News
New London
Orient Point
Narragansett Bay
Iill
Peach Growers Seek Relief From High shipping Costs
The Georgia Growers Association petitions the Commerce Commission to adjust peach freight rates to Philadelphia and New York. They argue higher costs in marketing peaches from the South versus California, noting freight differences and car weights. Railroads named include Atlantic Coast Line, Seaboard Air Line, and others serving Georgia and New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Pre Commerce Commission
Philadelphia
New York
Southermerchari
the and Growers’ Association “of Georgia
Talon
California
Atlantic
Oa Ta
Sach
South
Atlantic Coast Line
Central Railroad
Opposition to Brooklyn Rapid Transit motor trains to Jamaica
Alexander F. Baylis of Jamaica seeks a Supreme Court restraining order to stop the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company from running three car electric motor trains on Jamaica Avenue. He and other residents say the surface line is unsafe on a narrow busy thoroughfare and will injure business. A mass meeting of the East End Citizens and Taxpayers Association is set for next Wednesday to protest the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Broadway
Jamaica
Jamaica Avenue
Alexander F. Baylis
Baylis
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Rapid Transit
Cypress Hills
Avenue
Long Island
East End
Taxpayers’ Association of Jamaica
Homecoming after 26 years for missing Delmage man
James Delmage of Coldenham Orange County returns after twenty six years away his family believed him dead. A stranger sought the Delmages home and was admitted by a daughter who did not recognize him until Mrs Delmage identified him. He had wandered west then vanished.
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Fishkil IL Landing
James Delmage
Coldenham
Orange County
Delmage
Robert Delmage
James
Te Delmage
Police Commissioner's Plan Reinstates Six Section Patrol System
Police Commissioner Greene announced that on June 22 the department will implement the Improved Six Section System a revival of the three platoon setup once piloted by Col. Michael C Murphy. He argues the reform will be the most satisfactory arrangement for both officers and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Col
Michael.c. Murphy
Compromise Allows Either Form In New Liturgy
At the General Synod in Asbury Park New Jersey the Reform Church in America adopted a compromise permitting either the old or new communion and baptism forms in the revised liturgy. The Synod also approved a rule requiring seminary students at New Brunswick to obtain faculty consent before marriage and elected Rev Dr N M Steffins to the Holland Michigan chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Asbury Park
N. J
Reformed Church In
America
General Synod
George S. Bishop
East Orange
West
Syniod
Board of
Professorate and Theological Seminaries
Theological Seminary of the Church At
New Brunswick
Western Theological Seminary
Holland
Mich
N. M. Steffins
Dubuque
Iowa
Abbott Fe, Kittredge
New York
New Evangelistic Committee
Elmira College women set track records at field day meet
At Elmira College meet freshmen win interclass title with 68 points, followed by juniors 25 sophomores six and seniors two. Nina Ganing earns six firsts totaling 37 points, setting two college marks including a 50 yard dash in 0:07.15 and a high jump of 4 feet 10 inches. Clara Fermansen belts a twelve pound shot of 30 feet, breaking the American record by over a foot. Helen Downes appears in a 40 yard dash time of 0:06, lowering the national mark by nearly a second in an exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Elmira
N. Y
Elmira College
Nina Ganing
Montour Fails
Clara Fermansen
Helen Downes
Hoff placed in Paterson sanitarium after New York bank fraud arrest
John N. Hoff of Newark was arrested in New York on a $19,000 bank fraud claim based on false asset statements. He has been hospitalized in a Paterson sanitarium. attorney William M. Brown says Hoff suffers neurasthenia and cannot stand trial soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
John N. Hoff
New York
Paterson
William M. Brown
Disturbance Over Ohio Valley Brings Showers Southward
Weather bulletin notes a moderate disturbance centered over Southwestern Ohio on Saturday. It extends into the Middle Atlantic and western upper lake regions with widespread showers and local thunderstorms in Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming, and the southern plateau. Forecasters expect more showers Sunday and Monday with warmer conditions in parts of the Mid Atlantic and Ohio Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
South Atlantic
Middle Atlantic States
Upper Lake Region
South Dakota
Colorado
Wyoming
Plateau
Pacific States
Ohio Valley
Middle
South Atlantic States
West Gulf States
Middle Slope
New England
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
South Carolina
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Minnesota
New Jersey Game Law Sets Open Seasons and Fees
The New Jersey Fish and Game Commissioners outline stricter rules with open seasons for various game and fish. Anglers may use up to three hooks for certain species, while many waterfowl seasons are defined by months. Penalties for unlawful taking range from $10 to $20 with possible imprisonment for non payment. non residents pay a $10 hunting license fee, anglers need none. County Clerks issue licenses for 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Torrey Club Returns From Mountain Plant Foray
The Torrey Botanical Club, a large New York area group, returned from a field trip centering on Port Jervis Sparrow Bush and the Palisades cliffs. Dr. N L Britton, Mrs. Britton, and Percy Wilson accompanied the party. They collected plants for living and dried specimens for the herbarium. The rose root, a rare stonecrop, was highlighted as a key find, with known stations in Narrowsville and now on Pennsylvania cliffs facing north. The expedition notes climate and geography influenced the plant’s distribution. Proceeds were brought to the New York Botanical Garden for classification and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrey Botanical Club
York
Pennsylvania
New York Botanical Garden
Leeds
Philadelphia
Europe
Asia
Newfoundland and Labrador
Arctic America
New Brunswick
United States
Northamixon Rocks
Narrowsville
Delaware River
New York
Britton
Wilson
Torrey Club
Jersey City Vet Found Dead From Self Inflicted Wound
Conrad T. Smith a fifty five year old veterinary surgeon of 220 York Street Jersey City was found dead on the Morris Canal bank near Henderson Street with a bullet in his right temple and a pistol in his hand. He had recently lost his job with the Hudson Coal Company and had spoken of exhaustion. he left a son Roy T. Smith of 476 Broadway Patterson New Jersey and a daughter Muriel of Shelby Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad T. Smith
York Street
Jersey City
Morris Canal
Henderson Street
Hudson Coal Company
Roy T. Smith
Broadway
Paterson, N. J
Muriel
Shelby
Ohio
Sullivan and others in Supreme Court suit over $10000 injury claim
Timothy D. Sullivan Tammany Hall leader is among defendants in a Supreme Court action brought by Bartholomew Hanson to recover 10000 for injuries from a fall in January 1900 at the Schley Theatre now Savoy in West Thirty fourth Street. George J. Krause Stanislaus Raserio and Louis Pizzini are named defendants. The case goes on tomorrow before Justice Jane Ventritt. Bonson was fined since it broke and he dropped to the ground sustaining
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Sullivan
Timothy D. Sullivan
Tammany Hall
Supreme Court
Bartholomew Hanson
Schley Theatre
Savoy
West Thirty-fourth Street
George J. Krause
Stanislaus Raserio
Louis Pizzini
Jane Ventritt
Bonson
Finei
Cottage Draperies and Fabrics Show Various Home Textiles
Display features include ruffled curtains cross stripe and madras fabrics hammocks curtains portieres screens cushions mantel draperies and tales showcasing a full range of domestic textile goods for home décor.
Discounted fashionable suits and apparel sale notice
Mo hair and cheviots fancy tailor made suits of imported canvas priced at 38 and 43 dollars, reduced from 68 and 85. Misses' tailor suits and summer dresses, silk coats and children's cotton frocks marked down. Reefers and more items also discounted in this sale.
Leather Goods and Men's Furnishings Catalog Itemized
Leather novelties travel bags dress cases and fittings including medicine boxes jewel boxes writing folios belts watch fobs flasks and cups. Men’s furnishings list white shirts negligee shirts steamer rugs carriage robes neckwear pajamas night robes bath robes underwear hosiery gloves handkerchiefs umbrellas and canes.
Store Hours and Women's Neckwear Ad
An ad lists women s neckwear items including feather boas fichus lace chiffon net hand embroidered scarfs yokes fronts chemisettes collars stocks and silk and lawn ties The store will be closed at 5 P M Saturdays and 12 noon on other days.
Chinese Carpenter's Feat and Aftermath of School Work
A humorous tale describes a Chinese carpenter fixing a floor hole by peeking through and fitting a patch from the doorway. The piece then shifts to a report on compulsory school age and after hours work, noting a committee seeks $500 for lease and listing signatories including Lillian Wald and V Everit Macy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dler
William H. Baldwin, Jr
John Hammond
Robert Buntér
V. Everit Thomas
M. Mutry
J. G. Phelps
Lillian D
Inquiry into Child Labor Targets Tenement Work
The Child Labor Committee reports its new crusade to investigate child labor in tenement households. It seeks laws to better the condition of children who work at home in artificial flowers and textile processes, noting these activities lie beyond existing labor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Labor Committee
Com
United Service board officers detailed for ordnance and signals
Capt Tracy C. Dickson of the Ordnance Department serves on a board at Frankford Arsenal Philadelphia to examine Lieutenants of the Line for possible detail in ordnance replacing Capt John W. Jones. Capt Samuel Hof will make up to five visits monthly to United States Steel works West Everett Massachusetts for ordnance inspection duties. George B. Comly reports to Military Academy on August 20 for assignment to duty at Army Building New York City examining Signal Corps officers for promotion. Details include Lt Col Henry H. C Dunwoody Maj James Allen Maj William H. Arthur Capt Leonard D. Signal Corps First Lieut Robert M. Thonburgh Alfred Clifton. Major George H. Morgan becomes Professor of Military Science at University of Minnesota replacing First Lieut Hayden St. Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy C. Dickson
Ordnance Department
Frankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
John W. Jones
Samuel Hof
United States Steel Company
West Everett
Mass
George B. Comly
Third ‘Cavalry
Military Acad
Army Building
New York City
Signal Corps
Henry H. C. Dunwoody
James Allen
William H. Arthur
Leonard D. Signal Corps
Robert M. Thonburgh
Alfred T. Clifton
George H. Morgan
Ninth Cavalry
University of Minnesota
Hadyn St. Colelieved
Navy officers reassigned to ships and hospitals
Commander H Hutchins ordered to Asiatic Station via the Solace. Lieut Commander A G Rogers detached from the Solace to remain at Mare Island Naval Hospital. Midshipman G C Westervelt detached from the Wasp and sent to Wilkes. Midshipman F W McNair detached from the Naval Academy to Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hutchins
Asiatic
Solace
A. G. Rogers
Naval Hospital, Mare Island
Midshijmian
G. C. Westervelt
Wasp
Wilkes
F. W. McNair
Naval Academy
Brooklyn
Arrivals and Sailings Across Ports Listed
Arrivals include Arkansas at Vicksburg Whipple at Norfolk Dolphin at Washington Chicago and Machias at Lisbon Albany and Cincinnati at Aden Raleigh at Aden Sterling at Port Royal Samoset at League Island Villalobos at Kow-kiang Sailings include Ajax from Baltimore to Hampton Roads Fortune from San Francisco to Bremer ton Glectar from Natta to New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arkansas
Vicksburg
Whipple
Norfolk
Dolphin
Chicago
Machias
Lisbon
Albany
Cincinnati
Aden
Raleigh
Sterling
Port Royal
Samoset
Leagu Island
Villalobos
Kow-kiang
Ajax
Baltimore
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Squadron A
Military Academy
Smith
Pranktin
Ahrens
Jack
Goa
Sagan le Tea
Hiron Xo
Aas Gras
Iglas cc
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Douglas
Eetelan Sh
Sandsdpan Aces
Occa Ee
Squadron Aly
Spa
Squimironl
J. Hi Wunt
Haradran A
Heferee- Rie C
Terence Sanuade
Ron A. Odimekeener
Sant
R. T. Davis
West -Point
Navy
North Atlantic
Nivale Battalion
Bate
Craw Aif Rooters
Ayres
Davis
Ile “Pediahore
Crosby
Bee Bhativat
Naval Hat
Stowe
Platteries
Davis and Ayres
Koeh
Hopkins
Ana Irwin
Urglars
Cruise OF Midshipmen
PEACH
Georgia
Intertate Commerce Commission
B.altmans
Eighteenth St
Nineteenth $T
Sixth Avenue
Clmira
John N.hoff
Aera
Weather Bureau
the ‘Times
Printing House Square
Steeereree
GSH
The
Palisades
Veterinary
Eighteenth Street
Nineteenth Street
Interior Home Furnishings
Madras
Men’s. Furnishings
the United Service
Army
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