Brooklyn Borough Hall Bulletin Board Debuts for City Issues
Brooklyn Borough President Coler unveils an official bulletin board at Borough Hall to inform residents on sewers streets and finances. He plans daily postings and a larger wall display with future bill posters to pressure officials and mobilize public reaction.
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Coler
Mets
Board of Estimate
Bronx
Manhattan
Daily Bulletin
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Bird
Borough Hall
Supreme Court
Army officer reassignments and inspections listed in Washington bulletin
The United Service reports captains and lieutenants shifted to new posts including Louisiana State University as professor of military science, Cap tains to Fort Riley Manila and Baltimore, and various submarine and artillery boards being formed for army animal inspections and equipment.
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F. P. Holcomb
Fourteenth Cavalry
Ohio Northern University
J. F. Janda
First Infantry
H. Sage
Vancouver Barracks
Department of the Columbia
E. A. Shuttleworth
J. & Young, Jr
Tenth Infantry
Columbus Barracks
K. B. Powers
Seventh Cavalry
Missouri
J. H. Rice
Ordnance
Baltimore
Coast Artillery
J. P. Wiser
F. & Strong
D. Skerrett
H. R
Casey
East St. Louis
Sakeegs Mo
M. O. Bigelow
Eight& Cavalry
Jules H. Urah
Cav
Navy board to meet on land boundaries at Honolulu
Rear Admiral F Rodgers retired senior board member will convene at the Navy Department on June 12 to report on land boundaries and privileges at Honolulu. Also listed are Rear Admiral A Walker as president of the retiring board in Washington and Commander W B Benson assigned to the Bureau of Navigation for temporary duty. Lieut Commander S KE W Kittelle sails to the Mississippi as executive officer. Lieut Commander A P Niblack joins the board to discuss Honolulu land issues. Commander W K Gise and Lieut C are noted.
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F. Rodgers
Navy Department
Honolulu
A. Walker
Washington
W. 8. Benson
Bureau of Naviceation
KE. W. Kittelle
Mississippi
A. P. Niblack
W. K. Gise
O Rourke Co Loses Major Sum on Central Terminal Contract
The O Rourke Engineering and Construction Co suffered a large loss after New York Central cancelled its excavation and construction contract for Grand Central terminal. Officials say the company may have lost about 800000 dollars, with work valued at around 8000000 dollars in total. The Central had boosted compensation by about 17 percent when the second section began, amid progress now reported as better since assuming control two weeks ago.
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O'Rourke Engineering and Construction Company
New York Central
Central
Grand Central Terminal
O'Rourke
Lexington Avenue
Park Avenue
O'Rourke Company
New York Central Yesterda
Murder at Wedding Feast in Bayonne Causes Fatal Wound
A wedding celebration at 8 West Twenty-first Street in Bayonne ended in violence. Frank Pulerano, 30, died at Bayonne Hospital from a gunshot wound to the eye after a fight involving Joseph Tirelli who allegedly stabbed Mary Esposto and fled with Peter Fantasse. Tirelli and Fantasse were captured on a ferry attempting to reach Staten Island. Authorities say Tirelli shot Pulerano during the chaos.
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Frank Pulerano
West Twenty-first Street
Bayonne
Joseph Dematto
Dematto
Josephine
Antonio Romano
Antonio
Joseph Tirelli
Jie
Mary
Tirelli
Palerano
Esposto
Pulerano
Peter
Fantasse
Staten Island
Death by own action of Samuel L. Bear in hotel apartment
Samuel L. Bear of the firm Samuel L. Bear & Co. was found dead by hanging in his hotel Netherland apartment yesterday. Despondency over ill health is cited. Bear, 69, moved to New York a decade ago after working with Lahman Brothers of Mobile, Alabama.
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Samuel L. Bear
Samuel L. Bear & Co
Pine Street
Bear
New York
Lahman Brothers, Cotton Merchants
Mobile
Ala
Vanderbilt Case Delayed In Yorkville Court
Costa Meras, waiter at Sherry's, faces theft charges over a vanity box valued at $5,000 or more belonging to Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt Jr. The case was postponed as Mrs. Vanderbilt is out of town. Meras and Emanuel Cardukes were arraigned. Cardukes was discharged and Meras’ hearing adjourned until tomorrow. detectives were told to bring Sherry's manager to testify.
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William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Costa Meras
Sherry’s
Ellison Stays Strong as Mayor Seeks Peace in Local Politics
Rumors swirl that Corporation Counsel Ellison may resign or be ousted by Mayor McClellan while whispers spread of a peace pact among factions. Ellison’s allies claim he is now strong with the administration, aiming to unite McClellan Murphy and the Democratic ranks ahead of the national campaign.
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McClellan
City Hall
Tammany Hall
Sulivan
Morgan J. O’brien
Senna
California Fig Syrup Co
Ex-policeman Hess pleads not guilty in abduction case
Theodore Hess, former policeman, who fled to Baltimore with sixteen year old Elizabeth Grady, appeared before Judge Foster in General Sessions and pleaded not guilty to indictments charging abduction and assault. He was remanded to the Tombs with no trial date set.
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Theodore Hess
Baltimore
Elizabeth Grady
Foster
Hess
Dying from Dog's Bits in New Jersey Borough Clerk Threatened
Borough Clerk Edgar E. Riddle of Hampton Junction New Jersey is threatened with death from blood poisoning after being bitten by a dog near Ludlow about a week ago while collecting postage. The incident raises concerns over medical treatment and public health.
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Edgar E. Riddle
Hampton Junction
N J
Ludlow
Caine
Gould May Pay 100000 Alimony as Counter-Suit Considered
Howard Gould weighs a counter-suit for separation to curb a possible alimony decree of 250000 a year for Mrs. Gould. His circle notes he might offer 100000 annual support but rejects the quarter million demand. Legal briefs were filed with Supreme Court Justice McCall. decision expected soon.
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Howard Gould
Gould
Lfe
Nicoll
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