Manhattan Club Eyes Uptown Move Near Fifth Avenue
The Manhattan Club considers relocating from Madison Square area to an uptown site including the Whitney residence at Fifth Avenue and Fifty-Seventh Street or a site offered by New York Central Railroad. Offers from the Gerry estate and Windsor Arcade site are noted as possibilities. Judge Alton B. Parker serves as club president.
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Manhattan Club
Leonard Jerome
Madison Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Madison Square Garden
William C. Whitney
Harry Payne Whitney
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
Worthington Whitehouse
Whitney
New York Central Railroad
Park Avenue
Forty-fifth
Fiftieth Street
Ritz-Carlton
Gerry
Forty-sixth Street
Windsor Arcade
Robert Walton Goelet
Fifth Avenue Corner
W. & J. Sloane & Co
Fifty-first Street
Union Club
Fifty-fourth Street
University Club
Madison Square District
A. T. Stewart
Thirtyfourth Street
Stewart
Mills
Fourth Avenue
John E. Berwind
Charles W. Morse
Sixty Eighth Street
Democratic Club of
Fifteenth Street
Alton B. Parker
Calumet Club Sells Lease for 85000 with Rent-Free Years
The Calumet Club sells its lease on the Fifth Avenue address to the Francis A. Lawrence estate for about 59000, retaining five years of free rent and a substantial bonus. The estate holds the property but has not sold it. court approval will be sought. The club seeks a new site below Fifty Ninth Street.
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Calumet Club
Fifth Avenue
Twentyninth Street
Francis A. Lawrence
Col
William Jay
Charles Laine
Lawrence
Fifty-ninth Street
Donnelly Ripper Bill Faces Senate Quorum Challenge
Albany June 9 Assemblyman Donnelly's bill to remove Kings County Records Commissioner Lewis Swasey and Deputy T. Harry Ralston from office stalled in the Senate when Senator Henry Sage raised a quorum issue. The measure would transfer appointment power to the Democrat Register, while Kings County Republican leaders, including William Barnes Jr and Timothy Woodruff, push for its passage. The Assembly also passed Foley's ticket solicitation misdemeanor for hotel and boarding house personnel and A E Smith's $300000 Harlem State Prison expediting appropriation.
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New York Times
Albany
Donnelly
Lewis M. Swasey
Kings County
T. Harry Ralston
Senate
Henry M. Sage
Committee On Internal Affairs
Messrs. Swasey
Ralston
Democratic Organization
William Barnes, Jr
Republican State Committee
Timothy L. Woodruff
White
Internal Affairs Committee
Register
Assembly
Foley
A. E. Smith
Harlem State Prison
March's Heavy Death Toll In April Smallpox Across State
Albany June 9 The State Department of Health reports April saw smallpox appear in several localities with a hotel outbreak housing forty boarders. Three guests unvaccinated contracted the disease. For January–April total deaths reached 53,400 vs 51,630 year earlier, with April up by 500. The influenza winter epidemic has been severe, adding at least 12,000 deaths to prior mortality.
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Albany
State Department of Health
Department
Department of Health
Capitol Fire Repairs Planned Amid Debated Costs
State Architect Ware outlines a 10 million plan for Capitol Hill rebuilds filed away uns acted. A 750 thousand dollar bill will fund reconstruction of the fire damaged west wing with 100 thousand already allocated for emergency work. Senate members urge a joint inquiry to determine damage, costs, and responsible supervising authority, but Assembly action remains pending.
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Albany
Ware
Capitol Hill
State Trustees of Public Buildings
Capitol
Senate
Wagner, Frawley
Assembly
Indict Seven More for Bribery in Ohio
Columbus Ohio June 9. Grand Jury in bribery probe returns nine indictments against seven men including former Mayor C A Bond of Columbus Senator Thomas Dean of Fremont Representative Frank V Calvey of Cleveland Representative George B Nye Assistant Sergeant at Arms Stanley Harrison and two loan agents Bond and Dean are charged with offering bribes to influence Rose Local Option bill votes Nye Calvey and Harrison face counts of soliciting bribes while Evans testified to payments to votes Bond fled Cleveland after being indictedBond Dean Nye Calvey Harrison are each bound by 10000 bonds and Evans testified before the grand jury detailing bribe offers and witness lists
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
Owen J. Evans
C. A. Bond
Thomas Dean
Frémont
Frank V. Calvey
Cleveland
George B. Nye
Senate
Stanley Harrison
Bond
Dean
Drake
Temperance Committee
W. S. Atwell
Nye
Atwell
the Messenger
Albert Corrodi
Harrison
William R. Hopkins
Cleveland Subway
M. Landon
Myron T. Herrick
Hopkins
Calvey
Landon
Akron
Grand Jury
Bill
Evans
General Assembly
Innovative Trunks Offer Several Styles and Prices
The advertisement details the Innovation line of wardrobe trunks in six grades and six styles, emphasizing center-opening accessibility and garment care. Prices range from 12 to 75 dollars for trunks, plus pegamoid and canvas covered steamer trunks with partitions and hat crowns, all marketed as lightweight, compact, travel-ready options. Fifth floor.
Temperance Advocate Fights Picnic Inviter and River Chase
Atchison Kansas June 9 A temperance advocate Mrs Tillie McGowan disrupted a beer served picnic by striking a man with a stone and grappling another. She then seized a rifle chased a party member into the Missouri River firing at him but missing. The man swam ashore to apologize and the others fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kan
Tillie McGowan
Passengers land on ice at Nome opening of navigation
The steamer Corwin landed 102 passengers on solid ice seven miles from shore near Nome yesterday after failing to find an open load. Four passengers were women and the ship discharged no cargo but sent provisions by dog sleds. The Corwin departed Seattle May 19.
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Nome
Alaska
Corwin
Bering Sea
Seattle
Indians Oppose Negro Appointed to Indian School Post
Oklahoma officials protest the appointment of W. T. Vernon a Kansas City Kansas negro as Assistant Supervisor of Indian Schools for the five Civilized Tribes of Oklahoma announced Wednesday. State Senator E M Landarm Cherokee Indian prepared the protest to the Interior Secretary and it has many state official signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
W. T. Vernon
Kansas City
Kan
Five Civilized Tribes of
Oklahoma
E. M. Landarm
Secretary of the Interior
Henry Clews Receives Philosophy Doctorate in Ada Ohio
Henry Clews, prominent New York banker, was awarded the Doctor of Philosophy degree by Ohio Northern University in Ada on June 9. The recognition highlights Clews’s distinguished contributions to finance and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clews
Ada
Ohio
New York
Ohio Northern University
Newburg Trolley Strike Ties Up Hudson River Town
Orange County Traction Company workers strike over the powers of Superintendent William Martin after failed demands to curb his authority. No cars run, crowds wait, and nearby services shut down as union officials plan to visit Newburgh.
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New York Times
Newburg
N. Y
Orange County Traction Company
William Martin
A& Car
Hudson River
Orange Lake
Traction Company
Newbury
B. B. Odell, Jr
Martin
Odell
Melick
International Trolleymen’s Union
Girl Wins Law Honors at Albany Start
Hazel M. Cole of Springfield Mass. tops Albany Law School commencement receiving the Josiah H. Benton prize for class standing and the White prize for second best corporation law exam in a class of fifty four students. President McKinley was a graduate of the Albany institution.
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Albany
Albany Law School
Hazel M. Cole
Springfield
Mass
Josiah H. Benton
McKinley
Albany Institution
Prisoner Jumps From Train Near Utica in Flight
Fridge Riath of Short Hills New Jersey, 25, arrived two weeks earlier, bought an $800 car and forged $3,000 Montreal certified check. About $2,200 was received as Utica certified checks exchanged for small money orders. He abandoned the car, check returned forged and insolvent, and was reported under arrest in Augusta Georgia. While speeding between Albany and Schenectady Riath leapt from a lavatory window as the train slowed. Detectives pursue him in the area.
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Utica
N. Y
Fridge Riath
Short Hills
N. J
Montreal
Ank
Riath
Augusta
Albany
Schenectady
Onus
Safe robbed of $5644 in Pittsfield store
A Pittsfield store owned by the William H. Cooley Company was robbed of 5644 in money and non negotiable paper early today. A man posing as a safe dealer has been in the city and is being sought. The safe was opened with a key.
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Pittsfield
Mass
William H. Cooley Company
Washburn-Crosby Company
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