Rainy Street Cleaner Parade Delighs Mayor and City
New York street cleaners lead a rainy Fifth Avenue parade with 4000 marchers and 500 khaki drivers. Mayor Gaynor, commissioners, and army officials viewed the drill as the crowd cheered the disciplined, regally dressed crews and their sleek ash carts.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Queens
Richmond
Bill’? Edwards
Seventy-seventh Street
Brooklyn Borough
Bronx
Manhattan
Public Library
Forty-second Street
Washington Square
Gaynor
Edwards
Waldo
Verbeck
John F. O’ryan
National Guard of
Francis J. Langdon
Seventh Regiment
Daniel Appleton
Louis J. Conley
Sixty-ninth Regiment
Hibben
Princeton University
John H. Finley
City College
Job Hedges
Walter C. Booth
Charles Scribner
George Kunz
R. A. C. Smith
John J. O’bryan
James F. Lynch
James F. Scott
James F. O’ Bryan
Ashcarts
Met
Ashcart
Gates Leaving Missouri Pacific Board
Frederick T. Gates will resign as a director of the Missouri Pacific at an early date. He joined the board in 1911 during a management reorganization led by B F Bush. Reports claimed his departure followed Rockefeller stock sales, but Gates denied the charge and cited increased almonering duties and changes at Standard Oil.
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Frederick T. Gates
General Education Board
John D. ‘Rockefeller
Missouri Pacific
Gates
B.F. Bush
The
Mr. Rockefeller
George Gould
Europe
Rockefeller
Hig
Mr. Gates
EB. Cooper
Standard Oil
Equitable Trust Company
Fifth Avenue loses special policemen amid court case
Three men placed by the Fifth Avenue Association faced Yorkville Court over violating the city charter by posing as policemen. Judge offered cease wear of uniforms. the case adjourned to June 14. Association head Cooke defended the patrols as merchant protection.
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Fifth Avenue Association
Yorkville Court
McElroy
Tenderloin
Magistrette Barlow
Fifth Avenue
Waldo
Cooke
New York
Burns Detective Agency
McHiroy
Fifth
Jos
Polce
Judge rules against Pasquale Rospolli over damages
Judge Green of the City Court refused Pasquale Rospolli permission to compromise a suit for his daughter Luci against Third Avenue Railroad Co. for personal injuries. Luci, 18, was hit by an emergency wagon. her leg remains paralyzed with risk of permanent injury. The judge said the action is worth more than the proposed $325 settlement and that one third to the attorney would require court intervention to protect the infant’s interests.
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Luci Rospoli
Japanese Bride Earns Ph D and Mounts Mrs Title in One Day
Miss Tsuru Arai, a Columbia University Ph D graduate, earned the degree in the afternoon and, that evening, became Mrs Takehiro Haraguchi. President Francis Brown officiated at the Union Theological Seminary ceremony. Haraguchi hails from Sagaken Japan. Arai from Hirosoburo. They plan to return to Japan where she will teach psychology and philosophy.
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Tsuru Arai
Columbia University
Takehiro Haraguchi
Than
Francis Brown
Union Theological Seminary
Ittter Hall
Miss Arai
Haraguchi
Ogigun
Sagaken
Japan
Hirosoburo
Trow Directory Issues 1912 Greater New York Volume
The 1912 Trow business directories press New York City listings for the five boroughs under an alphabetical occupation index. A Manhattan and Bronx volume offers similar names with a large map included. Published by Trow Directory Printing and Bookbinding Company of 202 East Twelfth Street.
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Trow
New York City
Greater New York
Five Boroughs
Manhattan
The
Bronx
Rail lines report spotless safety records across huge passenger totals
The Cumberland Valley Railroad reports that 8,850,203 passengers carried from 1906 to 1911 saw no fatalities or injuries from train accidents. The Long Island Railroad notes over eighteen and a half years of operation with zero deaths in 369,016,054 riders, underscoring strong safety performance within the Pennsylvania system.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
Harrisburg
Penn
Winchester
Long Island Railroad
Pennsylvania
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35Th St
Wehrlich &Sons Ocalists
Broadway
Astor House
Sixth Ave
15Th St
Nassau, Ann St
West
Fulton St
Cor
Bond St
Brews
James P. Smith & Co
Ewis & Gonger
Lake Hopatcong
West 23Rd St
Liberty St
New York Telephone Company
Pacific Coast
UCLA
42Nd St
28Th St
Howard St
Wall St
St. James
West Broadway
Pan Sweeps
Ain
Alon O
Wes
O’ryan
Col. Appleton
Col. Conley
Francis ‘J. Dunster
Gansevoort
Commissioner - Wards A
Sulzer
Harlem River
MO. Pacific
E Rockefeller
Forchild
Franklin Simon & Co
New York Times Daily
the Times
Bryant
New York Times
Trow Company
Cumberland Valley and
Long Island
B. Akman & CO
Men’s Furnishings & Boys’ Clothing
Avemie
35Th Streets
Woolworth
Park Place
Barclay Street
Edward J. Hogan
Cortlandt
Park Row
Esners
New Yorks Shopping Centre
Ric Atte Tse
Madras
NEW Bon Voyage Books
Paris
Julian Street
Son
Taxis
May Wilsonston
Julian
Street
May Wilson P Preston
John
Lane CO
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