Recount in Hearst McClellan Districts Shows Small Net Gain
The recount in multiple assembly districts shows Hearst with a net gain of two votes from the Twenty-first district and twelve in the Sixty-third. Some ballots were voided due to ballot irregularities and a cut emblem, with further counting planned for districts Twenty-fourth through Twenty-ninth. Justice Lambert oversees the process as tables multiply in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Justice Lambert
McClellan
Democratic Party
Lambert
Mac
Eugene Lamb Richards, Jr
McClellan Hearst
Colum
Colu
Broadway
Ams
Coluh
Dist
Coluto
Awe
Colun
St N Tay
Swenty-Third Assembly District
Lenox
St.& By
Twentieh Assembly District
Mclellan
Mcfelan
W. R. Hearst
Hee
Matthew Donohue
Tamman
Tharst
Thomas McAvoy
Marine Band Statutory Tour Ban Declared
The Navy Solicitor rules the United States Marine Band a naval band under the Naval Appropriation act and may not undertake its traditional Summer tour this year. The decision bars members from accepting extra pay from performances outside military posts, reflecting a prohibition on competing with civilian bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Navy Department
United States Marine Band
Marine Band
Black Hand Targets Minister Near Franklin Park
Rev. Dassori of Franklin Park Station three miles from New Brunswick awoke to find livestock hacked to pieces after Black Hand men burned barns and a farmhouse. He intends to sell his estate and relocate, saying he knows of no enemy and cannot understand the trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Brunswick
Dassori
Franklin Park Station
Dassari
Earle Keeps Summer Home Guarded by Fierce Dogs
Ferdi nand Pinney Earle of affinity fame has ordered five guard dogs at Semmering Monroe to deter trespassers. His wife and he complain about people entering the grounds hoping to glimpse the dogs, and the canines are described as very fierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Middletown
N. Y
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Semmering
Monroe
Earlé
Droege Granted Hearing On Workhouse Case
The Appellate Division orders Magistrate Otto H. Droege to present oral testimony on the Workhouse release and alleged bribe attempt. Five justices concur, setting Tuesday June 28 at 10 a.m. for the hearings to hear evidence related to the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto H. Droege
Bar Association
Supreme Court
Appellate Division
Ingraham
McLaughlin
Clarke
Houghton
Scott
Three Men Attempt Escape by River During Arrest
Three youths fled disorderly conduct officers at East Seventieth Street and leaped into the river. Two escaped while William O Connell of 421 East Seventy Sixth Street was pulled from the water by Policeman Andrew Hennelly and later jailed after failing to pay a three dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Seventieth Street
Knightieth Street
William O'Connell
East Seventy-sixth Street
Andrew Hennelly
O’connell
Breen
Train fuse blows on Hoboken to New York trip
A fuse blew on a Hoboken to New York train soon after 9 pm as it neared the river. Reported as a fire under the Hudson, the train was halted briefly with little passenger alarm and resumed its journey shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
New York
Hudson River
Cepheus Sets Spring Schedule to Rockaway Beach
The Iron Steamboat Cepheus will run an initial Sunday trip to Rockaway Beach on June 14 with a second special voyage on June 21. Regular season service begins June 28. Round trip fares are 50 cents, children 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cepheus
Rockaway
Rockaway Beach
West Side Hard Times Lunchroom Tour Highlights Destitution
Mrs. Meyer Frankel guides a Times reporter through the lower east side to observe worsening conditions. Families on Forsyth and Canal Streets rely on a daily free meal. many men and women are out of work, rent unpaid, and crowded kitchens reflect hunger and illness. The relief lunch serves 200 to 300 children daily at five cents or ticketed access, funded by private charity and the Relief Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Frankel
Dr. Frankel
East Broadway
Children’s Relief Committee
Canal Street
THE
Times
Lower East Side
Forsyth Street
Louis Adler
Orchard Street
Adler
America
James H. Hamilton
University Settlement
Neace
Payne Whitney
Bishop Potter
Frankel
East Side Poverty Inquiry Board Names Investigation Panel
A special Board of Education committee will probe conditions of hungry East Side school children starting Tuesday. Commissioners Higgins Bruce and Kanzler comprise the panel with Higgins as chairman. The scope and openness of the inquiry remain undecided, but all aspects will be examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Board of Education
Thomas J. Higgins
Charles FE. Bruce
Hugo Kanzler
Higgins
Bruce
Kanzler
Man Crushed By Trolley After Belmont Night
Thomas Lynch of Flatbush lay on the rails after leaving a saloon near Belmont track. A Hempstead to Jamaica trolley struck him, severely injuring his left leg. Police note he may have contemplated self harm following the Anti-Betting bill passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lynch
Ocean Avenue
Kings Highway
Flatbush
St. Mary’s Hospital
Jamaica
L. I
Lynch
Belmont Track
Gov. Hughes
Ater
Hempstead
Crawford
Patrick seeks writ of habeas corpus from Sing Sing
Albert T. Patrick, the lawyer convicted of the murder of William Marsh Rice, files a habeas corpus writ in the United States Circuit Court. Deputy Chief Clerkellogg submits papers from Patrick, who is serving life at Sing Sing. Patrick argues Gov. Higgins commuted his death sentence to life shows his punishment was unjust and he seeks liberty. Judge Lacombe plans vacation and may not act until after July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Ellogg
Conamen
Albert T. Patrik
William Marsh Rice
Sing Sing Rison
Higgins
Voyagers to Europe sail with full first and second cabins
Outgoing liners to Europe depart today with large first and second class aboard. The Caronia, President Grant, St Louis, Vaderland and other ships list hundreds of passengers including prominent travelers and families from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Caronia
F. H. Allen
C. F. Annett
William H. Atkinson
Alexander Auld
James Baker
C. G. Bailingall
J. Milne Barlow
G. M. Grandin
A. H. Grandin
Percival D.griffits
Leslie Hackney
Louis J. Hauck
A. D. Hannah
Hazel Hannah
J. Hanaks
A. C. Hayward
W. T. Hawroyd
C. J.herbert
A. E. Ho
J. W. Soady
Frederick Spring
Roy Stone
J. R. Swan
Alderman J. Simcox
B. T. Taylor
L. C.thorre
A. S. Townsend
Charles Virgoe
F. W. Walter
Robert E. Westcott
D. W. Baird
C. G. Bennett
Jacob Brandes
George M. Boyd
Warren Buckley
Charles Craren Bovey
Robert Coeperson
Laura Alling Clark
Elinor M. Caruthers
N. Comstock du Bois
C. S. Elder
Grant, Jr
W. R. Graef
Ida P. Gibson
Hans L. Green
Herbert C. Hinds
R. F. Harris
M. E. Hampton
Joseph Harris
G. M. Hogan
G. M. Hogan,f.b. T. Hollenberg, Mrs. H. W. Hardinge, Mrs. C. R. Hurd
Lillian Hurd
Warren A. James
Mary Elizabeth James
Arthur P. James
F. R. Jones
Samuel Mansfield Jones
Mme
H. M. Kaminski
Charles
King
Edward M.kemings
Albert Edward. Kennedy
Aaron Kohn
M.B. Koon
F. R. Kremer
R. H. Lane
W.L. Larned
S. H. Levy
F. M. Lyon
Richard Lambart
Juan Luders
W. W. McAlpin
Regina Neuman
Sylvia Neuman
Emanuel Newman
Paula Nogt
L. M. Nourse
W. F. Peck
Herbert Putnam
D. M. Samuels
Harrie Stewart
George Sheffield
B. Sachs
Morton C. Stout
Herman Straus
Harriet Simmonds
W. F. Stoecker
Douglas Turner
J. Mark Baldwir
Oskar Bolza
M. Brown
L. G. Brown
C. H Brown
George Burroughs
Wendell T. Bush
E. T. Chase
J. J. Coniff
William Courleigh, Jr
James Fleming
Charles E. Force
Alfred L. M. Gottschalk
England
T. F. Harrow
Earl. P. Hawes
Hugo Heerman
F. W. Hilger
Samuel F. Houston
H.H. Houston
Charles W. Houston
R. Campbell-Janssen
F. W. Johnson
Edwin Jones
G. E. Kissel
M.L. Miller
Arthur G. Morris
Isse von Moschzisker
J. la Mothe
Alice M. Myers
James S. Neuman
Elsie D. Newton
Abbie H. Newton
William T. Ockendon, Jr
Edward William Osborne
Springfield
J. J. Payne
W. J. Pettus
Charlotta Pettus
Mark Potter
Webster Powell
J. Lester Price
Daniel FP. Read
Caroline A. Schmonsees
Emilie H. Schumacher
Harriet Simpson
M. G. Skinner
H. F. Smith
Frederick Strawbridge
Henry T. Swain
H. M
Lester H. King
J. C. Korn
George Kriehn
Frances. Lehr
G. S. Maynard
M. G. McKay
Hyman Muzzail
Ethel Nikly
Marx Obendorf
Marjorie O'Donnell
G. N. Olcott
Helen Paine
Mabel Palmer
Henry A
Sara L. Seamen
Elizabeth L. Slee
Lilian Smith
Kordula Stark
Ida C. Thallen
G. Edith Thallen
James Madison Thompson
Baronesse
Eva van Blomberg
Phoebe Ven Hook
Agnes E. van Kirk
C. A. Waldo
H. P. Ward
Sue K. Watson
O. B. Williams
Nellie
E. A. Danby
S. J. Draper
James A. Dunham
Dorothy Dunham
Charles W.fielder
M. C. Fieming
D. W. Fly
Emily Fowler
T. Goldsmith
Robert W. Grange
John Gray
Jane P. Hampton
F. O. Harrison
J. P. Higginson
T. Allen Hilles
E. R. Jack
J. F. Lawrence
A. J. Leitch
Avelisle R. Leitch
W. F. McClelland
R. T. McKeever
Florence Mosher
J. L
Ada Smock
R. W. Spence
Henry Stack
Warren. Switzler
George M. Tawylor
Kenneth Wilkinson
Terry Hinkle
Samuel A. King
Mary A. Little
Howard S. McAyeal
Margaret S. McKenzie
A. FE. McKee
Felix J. McCoster
Margaret Maxwell
D. D. Peden
Margaret Perrins
Ruth Sawyer
Sutherland D. Smith
John N. Shee
Roll B. Thompson
A. L.lynch
C. Ll. Lynch
J. McTvor
W. J.mckee
S. Ogilvie
E. N. Morris
H. J. Martin
D. Morrison
O. Sullivan
F_ E Sharp
J. C_ Steur
K. M. Williams
T. Rocha
Cristina Cavelier
A. A. Dytar
Charles C. Eberhardt
United States
Baranquilla
Edgar A. Mann
Bermuda
Ex-Police Inspector Whitaker jailed for newspaper shooting
In New Orleans First City Criminal Court Edward S. Whitaker, a former police inspector, was sentenced to three months in parish prison and fined 106 dollars or two months more for murderous assault. He had previously entered the newspaper building with detectives and fired two shots at editor Joseph Sevique, amid attacks on him in the paper's editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Edward S. Whitaker
Whitaker
Joseph Sevique
Far Rockaway Shooting Fatality in Summer Garden Brawl
John Wellstead 19 of Far Rockaway was shot in a brawl with Italians at a garden cafe run by Frank Jenney near Mott Avenue and White Street. He died of a left lung wound after Griffin escaped. Renmino Cistero and five others were arrested and held without bail for exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wellstead
White Street
Far Rockaway
L. I
Frank Jenney
Mott Avenue
William S.every
Devery
Schumack
Gilroy
Queens
Renmino Cistero
Patrick Griffin
Wellstead
Griffin
Fitch
Osteopaths Win Ruling on Medical Status in Brooklyn
State osteopaths prevailed in a Brooklyn appellate ruling sustaining Justice Dickey. Dr. Charles F. Bandel had sought mandamus after the Health Department refused to accept an osteopath death certificate, arguing osteopaths are physicians under the law. The decision may go to the Court of Appeals for final resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Dickey
Stirling
Charles F. Bandel
Bandel
Health Department
Justice Dickey
Court of Appeals
Mosquito Plague Forces Hoboken Detainees to Headquarters
Jacob Greenberg and Francisco Ferner from Manhattan recounted being bitten by mosquitoes after arrest in Hoboken New Jersey. Sergeant Kilduff offered citronella to quell the swarms, but the men were relocated to Police Headquarters as bites persisted. Citronella supply is kept at the Second Precinct and worn by patrols in meadow duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Greenberg
Christie Street
Francisco Ferner
West Broadway
Manhattan
Hoboken
N. J
Kilduff
Fires Sweep Through City Dwellings and Streets
Listing of numerous addresses with monetary penalties and names connected to fire incidents. Includes Mt 4:50-1 references, charges against M Berkman and A Steinberg, and various individuals such as Sigmund Herkimer, J Pankowsky, M Schenler, R Weinstein, Ben Foller, Annie Vantziel, Halpin, Julius, Sarah Knight, Charles Berg, A Brecher, Jacob Greenberg, David Levine, and O Rogeroff. Details show penalties from $1 to $100 and locations across multiple avenues and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Berkman
A. Steinberg
E. 140Th St
Sigmund Herkimerght
E- Sith
M. D. Blummich
St Allen St
J. ‘Pankowsky
41St St
M. Schenler
Cherry
Elickowsky
R. Weinstein
Ben Foller
Annie Vanztieil
Houston St
Julius
Sarah Knight
Pritting
Board of
Ed- Wome Ca
Ccla Iert
Suffolk St
Jacob Greenberg
Monroe St
David Levine
Orchard St
Rogeroff
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AINS
McAvoy
Sunsiay
Navy Solicitor
Black Hand
Earle
Droege
Hudson Tube
Children’s Committee
East Side Poverty Inquiry
Man
Rice
Astor Place
Fourth Ave
N.Y
Hardman
St. Ay
19Th St
Fulton St
Pesta
Gentlemar
Gotham
Underwear CO
Creer Ge Peuh Estes mci
North River
New
Hart Schatiner
Marz
Hart, Alse & Marx
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Wallach Bros
Hart
Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Third Avenue
Cor
29Th St
Arnheim
Earle& Wilson
KE Cortlandt
Luna
Pary
Hariem
Reaml and
Ourday
Sesiniees Te Tine
EDEN
MUSEE
ARLE
RIGO
35Th
St. D. Mats
Campo
Lamb
Jardin A
Paris
Eld, JR
New Revue
Eugene Walter
Bway
Che Fitch
Daly
Nein
Asino
Sarvantan House
Seiaoceer
Pee
Helen W Jerry
Senet Ae Cohan
Belian Edwards
Ien Stevens
Journal. Me
Circle E
Gus
Edwards
Nas
William
Astor Theatre
Lonl
McDowell
Trescott
St. & Binay
Mmerstein
Alenia
Cora Livingston
H E Goldin
Fords
Julien Eltinge
Goolman
Be & Cat Circus
Diane, Lincolm Sa
Edna
Blaney
Joudasi Goons
Jet the Paonia
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