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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1911

Page

7

4000 White Wings Parade In Rain On Fifth Avenue

A large rain drenched crowd attended New York City sanitation workers parade led by Commissioner Edwards with 4000 men and 1000 horses along Fifth Avenue in Madison Square. The event featured gold medals for heroism and praised city service though weather soaked the festivities. The Mayor and officials praised the department and urged continued civic effort despite the downpour.

Department of Edwards Metropolitan Fifth Avenue Fifty-fifth Street Twenty-seventh Street William Robbins Bronx Brooklyn Manhattan Teddy William Carroll William Stackpole

A Prize for Each Borough in Grand Street Cleaner Parade

More than 6000 street cleaners gathered at the Hippodrome to hear Mayor Gaynor and Commissioner Edwards, hear prize announcements for the parade, and enjoy vaudeville after speeches. Col. Daniel Appleton announced awards including a bronze shield to the Bronx for best marching motto and banners to Manhattan for best presentation of sweepers.

Brooklyn Charles Snyder Coney Island Bronx Col. Appleton Eleventh Division District 11 Manhattan Edwards Rogard City of New York Gaynor Big Bill Jon E. Hedges Dudley Field Malone Hippodrome Daniel Appleton Department of the Bronx Department of Manhattan Department of

Fruit Auction Boosts Charity Funds For Sheltering Guardian Society

An auction at 204 Franklin Street raised nearly 1800 for the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society and donated fruit to New York institutions. The event showcased the society’s work and efforts to fund a new home at Pleasantville, with Adolph Lewisohn president and L J Lippman initiating the idea.

California Franklin Street Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society New York Broadway 150Th Street Pleasantville L. J. Lippman S. S. Rosenstamm Adolph Lewisohn Guardian Society

Customs Men Raid A Ship For Opium

Customs inspectors raided the British freighter Roserie in Brooklyn after detecting opium aboard the Chinese crew of forty. A clash erupted with revolvers knives and iron bars injuring none. three prisoners were captured and about $1000 worth of opium seized. The three ring leaders were held without bail.

United States Morley Brooklyn Tne Roserie Bush Stores South Broookyn Far East Edward Noorwood Noorwood Walter Murphy Shotten

Ohio Garment Men Out In Cleveland Strike

Cleveland garment workers strike amid a national stakes fight with manufacturers. About 5 000 workers, roughly 95 percent, joined the walkout, while organizers demand a 50 hour week with no weekend work and strict rules on overtime and contracting. The union-backed effort seeks price list display and joint commissions for wage adjustments.

Cleveland Ohio International Garment Workers’ Union Manufacturers’ Association Theun Schwarz New York Ege New

Man Dies by Poison in Arlington Cemetery

J A Mc Laughlin of Morrisville Virginia killed himself by poison while lying between his parents graves in Arlington Cemetery. A cemetery employee found his body and a note stated his plan to take his own life. His father was Lieut J B MecLaughlin U S A.

Washington J. A. McLaughlin Morrisville Arlington Cemetery Lieut J. B. MecLaughlin

Taft Visits Brooklyn With Calder Hosting Parade and Events

President Taft arrives in Brooklyn today as guest of Representative Calder the sole Republican in Greater New York’s House delegation. He will review a Brooklyn Sunday school parade hold receptions at the Hanover and Union League clubs view a Crescent Lacrosse match and sail up the North River to Fiftieth Street Manhattan aboard a revenue cutter.

Taft Brooklyn Calder Greater New York House of Representatives Hanover Club Union League Club Crescent Athletic Club North River Fiftieth Street Manhattan

Flag Day Observance Reminder By Sons of the American Revolution

The Empire State Society Sons of the American Revolution calls for June 14 flag hoisting. A notice says Wednesday marks the 134th anniversary of adopting the Stars and Stripes and urges patriotic citizens and business leaders to display flags.

Board of Managers The Empire State Society, Sons of the American Revolution United States

Warning to Oregon land buyers speculators warned

Senator Chamberlain opened a Senate discussion warning that about 2,000,000 acres of Oregon land tied to the United States Oregon & California Railroad Company controversy are not open for speculative deals. He said speculators advertise special privileges and opportunities that do not exist and that the land is not yet subject to entry.

Washington Oregon United States Oregon & California Railroad Company Senate Chamberlain

Police search park hill for murder clues after boy’s dagger find

Captain Carson and officers combed a hill on the north shore of the Fifty ninth Street lake in Central Park. The probe followed reports from boys who found a dagger and claimed a murdered man could be buried near the rock crevice. Four policemen were soaked in yesterday’s rain during the two hour effort.

Carson Arsenal Station Fiftyninth Street Central Park William J. Clark West Willie

Will contest filed over Julius Caryl estate in Yonkers

La Salle Hayden nephew seeks to invalidate Julius Henry Caryl will that leaves the entire estate including a Napoleonic collection to widow Eliza James Caryl. Surrogate Millard reports the alleged undue influence claim is not upheld. Attorneys listed: Mrs. Caryl Frederick C. Tanner and Hayden’s Charles Maitland Beattie.

la Salle Hayden Julius Henry Caryl Yonkers Eliza James Caryl Frank V. Millard Westchester County Frederick C. Tanner Madison Avenue

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