Zionist Officers Elected at Federation Convention
The Federation of American Zionists held its 11th convention in the Educational Building on Jefferson Street electing officers and delegates for the London Zionist Congress. They urged an international Palestine products exposition and reaffirmed Palestine and Syria as colonization sites, while Cyprus was rejected. Delegates praised Baron de Rothschild, and Knights of Zion of Chicago seceded during the session.
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Federation of American Zionists
Jefferson Street
Zionist Congress
London
Holy Land
Cyprus
Palestine
Syria
Baron de Rothschild
Knights of Zion of Chicago
Halpern
Dr. Halpern
Gottheif
Knights of Zion
Federation
Central Actions Committee
Vienna
Richard Gottweil
Columbia University
Isidor D. Murgison
K. N. Sarasohn
Chicago
Aaron Friedenwald
Baltimore
M. Jastrow
D. Leventhal
Philadelphia
M. Margolies
Boston
Ss. N. Dembitz
Louisville
Gustav Gottheil
Isidor Myers
San Francisco
Maslansky
J H. Wiiow
The
Zionist Movement
Dr. Wise
W. Schaeffer
K. Falsenthal
Zionist Society
America
Dr. Herzel
United States
Broadway
Women Coremakers Considered at Atha Foundry
In Newark New Jersey on June 11 reports claim that coremaking at the Atha and Company Steel Works may be shifted to women workers. The move mirrors a prior Elizabeth pump works experiment praised for precision. If adopted, this would position Newark as a leading site for women in coremaking, balancing speed and accuracy with male strength on larger tasks.
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Newark
N. J
Atha & Company
Steel
Atha
Elizabeth
Toll Road Is No More New Jersey Supreme Court Abolishes
In Trenton on June 11 Justice Van Syckle ruled that the Newark Plank Road Company’s corporate existence has ceased and its claimed extension is unconstitutional due to misleading title. Chartered Feb 24, 1840s, the road from Newark to Jersey City charged tolls after its fifty-year term expired, leading residents to seek free passage. The decision ends toll collection and clears the way for a free highway.
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Trenton
N. J
van Syckle
Supreme Court Today
Newark
Newark Plank Road Company
Judge Rules Soda Water a Necessity Under Sunday Law
CONCORD New Hampshire June 11 Walter K Davis a drug clerk arrested yesterday for selling soda water was discharged in police court by Judge Benjamin E Badger The judge held that soda water is a necessity of life exempted by the Sunday law from its operation The ruling centers on the interpretation of what constitutes a necessary under the statute and its scope for exemptions
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Concord
N. H
Walter K. Davis
Benjamin E. Badger
Kellogg Jr Wins Yale Cook Poetry Prize in New Haven
The Cook prize in poetry at Yale University has been awarded to Charles A. Kellogg Jr. of Carthage Missouri for his poem The Mother's Sleep. The prize, established by Prof Albert S Cook of Yale's English Department, was announced in New Haven on June 11.
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New Haven
Quigg Visits State Headquarters Amid Health Return
County Chairman Quigg, convalescent from illness, called at State headquarters yesterday and met Chairman Odell. He declined to discuss whether he would retain the Presidency of the County Committee if Gen. Greene were nominated for Vice President.
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Quigg
Odell
Gen. Greene
Correspondent Note on Bedlow's Island in First Assembly District
Bedlow's Island is located within the First Assembly District of New York City. The remark clarifies its political boundary placement and governance context for local reporting.
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Bedlow’s Island
First Assembly
New York City
Judge Cowing Defends Suspension in Pucci Case
Judge Rufus B. Cowing explained his decision to suspend Antonio Pucci’s sentence after his assault conviction of laborer Jacob Horr. He cited the defendant’s poverty, a large family, and the broader economic impact, denying any payoff or payment influence from him or Horr.
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Rufus B. Cowing
Court of General Sessions
Antonio A. Pucci
Pucci
Jacob Horr
Central Federated Union
Horr
Cowing
Whyland youth released after Harlem disorderly conduct case
William P Whyland son of Thurber Whyland & Co grocery firm was accused of drunken disturbance at 2 AM waking the 464 West 144th Street neighborhood in Harlem. Civil Justice Worcester saw contrition and Magistrate Meade set $500 bail for examination before discharge.
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William P. Whyland
Wholesale Grocers
Thurber, Whyland & Co
Harlem
Worcester
Whylands
West One Hundred and Forty-fourth Street
Young Whyland
Meade
Stachelberg Fined After War Service Claim
Newton B. Stachelberg of 1054 Fifth Avenue faced a drunk and disorderly charge in Centre Street Police Court. He admitted celebrating his return from the South African war citing service at Pietermaritzburg and the relief of Ladysmith while denying the rest of the accusation. Magistrate Mayo fined him $3.
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Centre Street
Newton B. Stachelberg
Fifth Avenue
Lower Broadway
Ladysmith
Mayo
Pietermaritzburg
Ladyvsmith
Colonies
New York
Woman Attempted Suicide Over Fines in Local Case
Mrs Pauline Link of 652 Wythe Avenue Williamsburg drank carbolic acid after Martin Carey was fined ten dollars rather than imprisoned for an alleged assault on Decoration Day at Careys home. She hired a lawyer, cried in court, then swallowed the poison at home. A neighbor heard her groans and she was rushed to the Eastern District Hospital in critical condition.
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Pauline Link
Wythe Avenue
Williamsburg
Martin Carey
Carey
Kreamer
Eastern District Hospital
Murder trials delayed as retrial of Lamark proceeds
Three capital murder cases planned for the Supreme Court term were postponed due to the retrial of Italian Joseph Lamark, who was re tried after a jury disagreed in last week’s murder case. Aaron Hulle, Caroline Dreiser, and Adolph Sass saw their trials carried over, with Hulle slated to face trial again tomorrow morning.
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Supreme Court
Joseph Lamark
Aaron Hulle
Maury McCarthy
Caroline Dreiser
Adolph Sass
Lena Wolf
McIntyre
Halle
Lamp thrower in indifference during homicide arraignment
Mrs Kate Schuman keeper of a boarding house at 216 East 76th Street was arraigned after throwing a lighted lamp at Mrs Kate Karenberg and her husband. Karenberg died from burns and her husband remains critical. Policeman McNierney, who was burned, testified and Schuman was held for the coroner. The accused spoke nothing and showed no emotion.
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Kate Schuman
East Seventy-sixth Street
Kate Karenberg
Olmsted
Yorkville
Joseph McNierney
East Sixty-seventh Street
Karenbergs
Karenberg
Mrs Ryan Arraigned In First Degree Manslaughter Case
Annie Ryan was arraigned in General Sessions on a first degree manslaughter charge for allegedly throwing carbolic acid at Mrs Sarah McCarthy on Third Avenue in August Isa. She pleaded not guilty. A crowd of sympathizers filled the room as she carried her sixteen months old child across the corridor. Bail set at 383000 was denied reduction. A woman claiming to be Mrs McCarthy's sister attempted to address the judge but was removed.
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Annie Ryan
Waterford
N. Y
Sarah McCarthy
Third Avenue
Isa
McMahon
Court of General Sessions
Levy
Mayor Van Wyck Visits Morse in Ice Trust Row
Mayor Van Wyck met with Garfield National Bank officials amid questions about loans to the mayor and stock dealings with Charles W. Morse of the Ice Trust. Bank officials denied illegal loans or violations of the National Banking Act, while calls for a formal examination were dismissed and rumors of his resignation persisted.
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van. Wyck
American Ice Company
Lexington Avenue
Twentythird Street
Charles W. Morse
Mr. Morse
President Morse
Tammany Hall
Clearing House Committee
van Wyck
Garfield Bank
Gelshenen
Garfield National Bank
Robert W. Poor
Poor
Morse
Ice Trust
Justice Gaynor
National Banking Act
Mr. Poor
Clearing House
Ice Trust Cases to Be Tried in Special Sessions
Conspiracy charges against American Ice Company officials set to be tried tomorrow in the Court of Special Sessions after District Attorney Gardiner signals transfer of papers. Referee Nussbaum’s hearing and stay motions are postponed as legal deliberations continue with counsel for William R. Hearst.
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American Ice Company
Zeller
Court of Special Sessions
Gardiner
General Sessions
Shearn
Einstein & Townsend
William R. Hearst
William R. Hearst, the Petitioner. Mr. Shearn
Nussbaum
Herrick
Postponed Hearing in Albany Until Tomorrow Morning
Chester in Albany postponed last Saturday owing to the hearing before Justice Gaynor. Referee Nussbaum will call the hearing this morning to adjourn it pending the result of arguments before Justice Chester.
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Chester
Albany
Gaynor
Nussbaum
Unleased City Piers Listed by Brooklyn Official
Justice Gaynor heard testimony from J. Sergeant Cram on 106 Manhattan piers and 98 unemcumbered bulkheads. Secretary Burke released the list of unleased piers and bulkheads, with Cram noting most are not leased and rents vary. He warned that current occupants hold no tenancy rights if needed for permanent tenants.
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Gaynor
Brooklyn
J. Sergeant Cram
Department of Docks and Ferries
American Ice Company
Manhattan
W. H. Burke
Department
Cram
North River
Corlears Street
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Twentieth Street
Twenty-second Street
Twenty-eighth Street
Twentyninth Street
Thirty-first
Thirty-sixth Street
Thirty-eighth Street
Fortieth Street
Forty-first Street
Forty-third Street
Forty-fourth Street
Fifty-third Street
Sixtieth Street
Sixty-first
Sixty-first Street
Sixty-second
Seventy-fifth Street
Seventy-sixth Street
Seventy-eighth Street
Seventy-eighth
Seventy-ninth Streets
Seventy-ninth Street
Eighty-sixth Street
Ninety
Harlem River
American Tee Company
Dock Board
Lst
Ice Trust
Borough of
Fiftieth Street
East River
Col Gaynor and Mayor Van Wyck Trade Repartee in Papers
Col John F Gaynor former Treasurer of the Democratic State Committee and Mayor Robert A Van Wyck met yesterday in a light exchange about their names appearing in the papers. Gaynor replied with a quip while Van Wyck did not join the laugh.
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John F. Gaynor
Onondaga
Democratic State Committee
Robert A. van Wyck
Gaynor
van Wyck
Col
John
Col. Gaynor
City's Deposits In Garfield Bank Under Scrutiny
City of New York maintains about 400000 on deposit at Garfield National Bank with a separate Police Department balance. Officials say in case of Treasury Department probe the city deposits would be withdrawn, and charter allows deposits in any bank.
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Garfield Bank
New York
Garfield National Bank
Police Department
Treasury Department
Murder and arson plague Maine community
In West Newfield Maine a house bombed and four family members killed and incinerated. George W Goodwin his mother Elsie Horne adopted son Scott and hired man Fred Bertsch dead. Headless body and crushed skulls indicate foul play. Suspect George Champion sought. motive linked to hidden $2300 woodland sale proceeds. Community on edge amid local crimes.
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West Newfield
George W. Goodwin
South Berwick
Goodwin
Elsie R. Horne
Scott Goodwin
Fred Bertsch
Champion
Boston
New England
Mr. Goodwin
Newfoundland dog saves boy after near drowning at Jersey City pier
A Newfoundland named Jack dived into the North River at Morgan Street dock to rescue a stick, then aided James Carroll and Theodore Underhill Jr. when the boys struggled. Underhill nearly drowned, but William Grimes jumped in, helped pull him to shore, and he revived shortly after.
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Jack
North River
Jersey City
James Carroll
Morgan Street
Carroll
Theodore Underhill, Jr
Underhill
William Grimes
Sixth Street
Grimes
Drowning of Matawan Youth in Cheesequake Creek
George Geyer, eighteen, son of farmer G J Geyer living east of Matawan, drowned this afternoon while bathing in Cheesequake Creek. A group of young men was with him when he cried for help. They attempted rescue but failed. he was recovered dead.
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New York Times
Matawan
N. J
George Geyer
G. J. Geyer
Cheesequake Creek
Geyer
Schooner Sunk, Crew Saved Near Winter Light
The British steamer Bermuda reports collision with and sinking of the schooner Frank F. Hall off Winter Quarter Lightship in fog. All crew were saved by the Bermuda as it passed Port Antonio bound for Port Antonio.
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Philadelphia
Bermuda
Port Antonio
Reedy Island
Frank F. Hall
New_York
Norfolk
Bargain Catalog Offers Far Lower Prices Across Goods
A wide sale lists Pin Cubes at 6c, American Beauty Roses in hair adornment sets, hats, ribbons, and blouses. It features discount prices on china plates, towels, soaps, perfumes, fishing gear, cameras, books, gloves, and assorted fashion items with deep reductions from regular costs.
Dress Goods Clearance Short Lengths at Half
The scientific merchant clears remnants and depleted lots of dress fabrics. Odds and ends including Plaid-back Suitings Homespuns Cheviots Serges Cashmeres Vene tians Challys Ladies' Cloth and other weaves all wool lengths 11 to 25 yards. Former prices 49c to 1.98. Present prices 24c to 98c. All-silk Black Hem stitched Taffeta reduced from 69c to 49c. Crinkled Taffeta Silk at 49c. Black Japanese Habutai Silk at 48c.
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New Jersey Supreme Court
Lvesourian
Yale Prize
Judge Cowing
W. P. Whyland
Civil Justice
Stachelberg
MR. Gelshenen
Robert
A. van. Wyck
Ice
Saratoga Arondack
Saratoga
Aster House
L P. U
Sth
Bloomfield Street
Seventeenth Street
Nineteenth Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Thirty-fifth Street
Thirty-ninth Street
Forty-seventh Street
Forty-ninth
Fifty-first
Fifty-second
Fifty-fourth
Fifty
Fifty-sixth
Seventy
Maine
Dog
Boy
Lad
Newfoundland
H, Macy ,&Co
R. H. Macy & Co
Wat St
Macy’s
Stanley
Jamaica
Ascot
Hawkeye, Jr
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