Anti-Tammany Men Push Fusion Efforts Across Boroughs
The Democratic Union moves to fuse anti-Tammany groups in Manhattan and the Bronx with committees formed to approach Kings Queens and Richmond boroughs. If conferences succeed, the union may extend its anti-Tammany coalition, while tensions rise with Republicans and local factions in several Assembly districts.
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Democratic Union
Gilsey House
Republican Organization
Herbert Parsons
Manhattan
Bronx
Tammany Hall
Kings
Queens
Richmond
Union
Sidney J. Cowen
William H. Delany
Charles C. Kalbfleisch
Walter McGregor
John A. Wrede
Conrad Muller
August C. Schwager
Graham McAdam
Philip S. Tilden
William Crowley
Joseph A. Flinn
James A. Moorehead
Jacob B. Engel
Fred W. Fuhrman
Voters’ Federation
Brooklyn
anti-McCarren Democrats
Tammany
Brookeen
New York County
Parsons
Fifteenth
Upper West Side
Quigg-Douglas
Harry W. Mack
Twenty-sixth Assembly
Samuel Krulewitch
Jacob R. Schiff
Progressive Republican Club
Jacob Katzenstein
Krulewitch
Central Republican Club
Madison Avenue
Thirty-first Assembly
L. L. Fineberg
Harvey T. Andrews
Parsonsman
Orphans Parade Plans Car Route to Coney Island
Alexander Schwalbach and the Orphans Day Committee laid out the route for a large parade tomorrow from Columbus Circle to Dreamland, Coney Island. Nearly 200 touring cars will carry about 2000 city wards, with private owners urged to lend vehicles. The Orphans Automobile Day Association of New York was formed with Col. K C Pardee as president and Carl H Page named Grand Marshal.
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Alexander Schwalbach
Queensboro Bridge
Broadway
Forty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
Second Avenue
Long Island
Dreamland
Orphans’ Day Automobile Committee of
New York
Orphans’ Automobile Day Association
Woman testifies to bribe demand by bondsmen in hold-up case
Gretchen Miller tells Magistrate Barlow in Yorkville Court that Louis Katz of 16 Second Avenue and Bernard Barth of 16 Second Avenue demanded bribes after her arrest by East Fifth Street Patrolman. She says Katz took 25 dollars and promised 15 to Lieut. Noble, with Barth seeking 250 dollars. Subpoenas issued. Noble to appear. case adjourned to Thursday. Nugent and the magistrate doubt Noble’s involvement.
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Barlow
Gretchen Miller
East Fifth Street
East Thirteenth Street
Yorkville Court
James J. Nugent
Louis Katz
Second Avenue
Katz
John J. Eee
Stoon
Bernard Barth
Corrigan
Dry Dock Savings Bank
Nugent
Katz and
Barth
Lieut
Noble
Court Orders Whippings For Four Subway Rowdy Boys
Four youths aged 13 to 16 charged with rowdy behavior on subway trains were whipped in a Children's Court session. Three fathers opted to whip their sons with a leather strap instead of paying fines, while one chose a physician certificate to avoid corporal punishment. Justice Olmsted supported the move to discipline locally.
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Children’s Court
Morris Dublon
Fifth Street
Justice Olmsted
Ward
Charles Weinstein
West 118Th Street
Abraham Rabinowitz
East 118Th Street
Philip Rueling
East Fifth Street
Magoon
Park Row
Cornell
Fire Destroyed 100 Homes in Presque Isle Maine
A June blaze swept one quarter of Presque Isle burning 100 homes ten potato stores the railway station the Congregational Church and Masonic Hall. Loss estimated at 300000 leaves 1000 homeless as high winds spread embers with several injuries and no deaths. Ethel Scott injured aiding victims.
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Presque Isle
Canadian Pacific Railway
Congregational Church
Masonic Hall
John Brown
E. E. Parker
Charles Richardson
A. E. Maguire
M. P. Cook
E. L. Gates
F. B. Thompson
Ethel Scott
Presque Isle: County potato hub with rail links and high valuation
Presque Isle is a population center of nearly 5,000 in Aroostook County. The town anchors the potato raising district and sits on the Bangor and Aroostook Railway. It also forms the terminus of a Canadian Pacific Railway branch from Aroostook Junction. The town’s total state valuation is $2,000,000.
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Presque Isle
Aroostook County
Bangor and
Aroostook
Canadian Pacific Railway
Aroostook Junction
Goldman Talk in a Barn in East Orange
Emma Goldman the Anarchist will lecture in East Orange New Jersey on The Modern Drama the Greatest Disseminator of Radical Thought Police suppression is noted John English returns a five dollar deposit to end the hall booking Alden Freeman sponsors the plan to use a barn if the hall is blocked Leonard D Abbott will speak on Suppression of Free Speech in the United States The 100th birthday of Thomas Paine is noted with Freeman presiding and speaking Ben L Reitman visits the ground Freeman may resign from The Mayflower Descendants deputy governorship note
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Emma Goldman
East Orange
N. J
New York
John English
Alden Freeman
Main Avenues
Miss Goldman
United States
Leonard D. Abbott
Nation Free Speech Committee
Mr. Freeman
Thomas Paine
Ben L. Reitman
Hast Orange
Freeman
Sons of the American Revolution
Mayflower Descendants
Lively City Tax Liens Sale Draws Notable Names
A Manhattan city lien sale on back taxes drew a steady crowd at City Hall. Liens on St Peter's Church and the Helping Hand Mission attracted bidders, with 260 items sold in just over an hour and bids commonly at 10 percent or higher. Purchasers included Realty Associates and Royal Holding Company, while notable entrants Isabelle Everson and Bessie Clayton observed.
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Manhattan
Department of Finance
Aldermanic Chamber
City Hall
St. Peter’s Roman Catholic Church
Charles A. Schieren
Bassford
Bronx
Washington Street
Morris
Rector
The
Realty Associates
Greenwich Street
Jackson & Stern
St. Peter’s
Water Street
Dover
Roosevelt
Trifling and Small Claims Noted Across City Addresses
The notice lists multiple minor cases with amounts ranging from $25 to $500 connected to properties and individuals such as Julia Schoffeck M Silverstein Eisler Pack SES Cote and others. Locations include 3d Avenue Amsterdam Avenue East River East 12th Street and West 31st Street among many. The entries show low dollar values and expected trivial actions or judgments.
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A.M. Loss
F. Stone
Julia Schoffeck
Second Avenue i
Sig Beaboens & Weis- Beret
East’ River
Foot
New Brunswick Steamship Co
East 12Th St
M. Silverstein
Amsterdam Av
Eisler
Missionary Send-off at Hotel Savoy for Sixty-Two New Workers
In the Hotel Savoy ballroom the Presbyterian Union honored sixty two young people bound for foreign missions this year. Twelve new appointees spoke, including Miss Janet Scott Galbreath who will work in Japan and Miss Emma A Weldon headed for Mexico. An emotional crowd heard Annie Montgomery and Fulton share decades of overseas service and stress grace grit and gumption as essentials for success.
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Hotel Savoy
Presbyterian Union
Union
Janet Scott Galbreath
Wilson College
Chicago
St. John
Northfield College
Annie Montgomery
Persia
Fulton
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Coney Island
Maine Blaze
Goldman
Freeman Stable
Arnheim
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Lackawanna
Mountain and Lake Resorts
Lackawanna Railroad
West Street
Brooklyn and
Newark
Wall Street
Fulton Street
Broad Street
Ei Railroad
Daniel Moynahan
Controller’s Office
Richard E. Weldon
Isabelle Everson
Bessie Clayton
P.M
114Th St
P. Shappan
31St St
A. Urban
18Th St
M. Dutch
Attorney St
J. Waxler
100Th St
N. Y
Dey Street
Houston Street
14Th Street
28Th Street
36Th Street
11Th Ave
42D Street
Beaver Street
Nassau St
Fulton Street St
Madras
M’f’r
Ings
Ripin’s
Ripin & CO
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Chambers
29Th St
37Th St
40Th St
Ann St
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Midnight Sons
Caain
James
Havana
Maxin
Tom
Bway
George Fawcett
Motor Girl
Bet
B”Eiliott
Bryn
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Julian
Edwards
Daly
28Th St
Liberty Broadway
8Th St
Nassau
Spruce Memo
Franklin 14
Assau
Maiden Lane
Wallach
Bowery
W. 125Th St
Eighth Ave
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Haberdashery
Academy of Y
Irving
Sothern
Marlowe
Pier
Luna Park
S. Broadway
Astor Bvey
Matinees
Joe Weber
Hodge Ee Man
Home’ Bee
A Ory Ova
Rector’s
Ammerland Daily
Victoria
Keith & Proctor’s
Mat
Prescelle
Bert Leslie & Co
Millman Trio
Frank Morrell
Sue Smith
Mme Stas
Colonial Sror Rease Ie
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Clay
Alhambra
al Leech & Buds
METRI
Eden Musee
Dmic
Halian
Fear Polis
Belasco
Moe Levy & Co
Walker St
Fults
New York St., Brooklyn
Charles Wyndham
Mary Moore
Their
London Co
Hubert Henry Davies
WM. Collier Rm
GANDY
Cine
Hudson
Aerial Gardens Rss
Matenta
Marie Dressler
Boy & the
J. E. Dodson
J. Hectes Manners
Liberty Theatre
B’ Way
Mats
Frederic Thompson
Robert Hilliard
Jardin de Paris
Ziegfeld
Revue Follies
Nora Bayes
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