Vancott Denies Postal Scandal Amid Inquiries In City
Assistant US District Attorney Ernest Baldwin says no postal scandal has been brought to the federal prosecutor. Ten Washington inspectors remained in the city after a May Grand Jury session, questioning clerks and officials while officials deny any misconduct. Local figures including Postmaster Van Cott defend the department, noting historical physician staffing and rent arrangements for post office properties.
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Washington
Imade
United States District
Ernest
Baldwin
United States ‘District
Post Office
General Post Office
Gureaus
United States
Henkel
New-York
Want Cott
Canmdidiv
Belove
Roosevelt
Richard Wim. Cett
Senator Platt
Senate
Richardson
Richard van Cott
Tullowsz
Amy Sen
Wes Fell
James
New York
Walter R.gillette
Edward, K. Morgan
Jdr
Charles, Av. Badeau
Clement Cleveland
Driggs
van Cott
Grand Central Palace
Sonny Pet
Investigation of New York Post Office Under Review
Inspector Cochran in Washington confers with Assistant Bristow on the New York Post Office inquiry. A letter from ex-Congressman Driggs of Brooklyn explains his attorney role for a cash-register company supplying the office. Officials say irreglarities are not numerous, though newspaper claims are often exaggerated.
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Rata
Post Office
Richardson
Edmund H. Driggs
Brooklyn
Congress
New York
Washington
Cochran
New York Post Office
Bristow
Driggs
House
Beavers
Bid dispute over printing money orders heard
First Assistant Postmaster General Wynne and Superintendent Metcalfe heard two bidders for the money order contract. Counselor Wynkoop Haudenbeck of New York contended the lowest bidder Paul Herman of New Jersey could not do the work for 175000. Herman offered to establish a plant and furnish bonds and bank certificates to prove fitness and standing.
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Washington
Wynne
Metcalfe
Money Order Service
Wynkoop
Herman
Ele
Robb
New Parcels Post Order Cuts Germany United States limit
The parcels post between the United States and Germany allowed packages up to eleven pounds but now reduces to four pounds. The United States and German authorities agreed to the change, aiming to limit weight for cross ocean parcels. Officials say the parcels post remains a loss for the U S Postal Service despite the adjustment.
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Germany
New York Times
Washington
United States
West
Goff criticizes delays in Kellogg appeal case
Prosecutors come under fire as Recorder Gott questions the late appeal submission by James B. Kellogg on his 3 year old grand larceny conviction. District Attorney Jerome says appeals backlog delayed action due to heavy workload, noting similar delays in other cases like Valentine and Fender bucket shop convictions.
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Goff
Johnston
James B. Kellogg
Kellogg
Gott
Peice
Dellay
Jerome
Hiss
Valentine & Fender
Arnold and Byrne Sell Property to Charles Tischhnett
The firm Arnold and Byrne sold William H. Jack's property to Charles Tischhnett at the southeast corner of One Hundred and Seventeenth Street and Eighth Avenue. The transaction covers seven houses with a total price around $200,000.
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Arnold&. Byrne
William H. Jack
Charles Tischhnett
Hundred and Seventeenth Street
Eighth Avenue
In the Shops For Warm Weather Fashions Inexpensive Purses And Buttons
A garage of fall toward light furs and long-haired wools appear in the shops with updated wraps and capes. Children’s suits, Norfolk jackets, and brass button details show a range from practical to ornate. Hats, purses, and decorative buttons in various styles, including imitation pearl and painted designs, are featured with prices and fashion notes.
Newport Society Awaits Independence Day Movements
Newport society notes echo a quiet season with many departures for the resort and no entertainments until after July 4. Multiple prominent families including the Vanderbilts Astors Goolets and Pratts are sailing or staying at New York clubs and coastal villas. Several weddings honeymoons and summer travels are outlined alongside yacht movements and summer arrangements at Claridge's and Lennox.
Newport social pages note summer guests and arrivals
Countess Zborowski expected at Pumpelly cottage Newport after arriving New York from England. Le Roy Emmet, Egerton L Winthrop, Pembroke Jones estate denial, and numerous other society names listed as arriving at cottages and hotels for the season. Notables include Dr. William T. Bull, Melville Bull, H. A. Johnson, Charles Pfizer family, and Goelet heirs arriving for the Newport summer season.
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Newport
R.L
Countess Zborowski
France
Gibbs Avenue
New York
Mowbray
England
Cedric
Herrmann
le Roy Emmet
H. A. Johnson
P. A. Stockton
East Wareham
Mass
Clarence Pell
Miss Bell
Howland
Rhode Island Avenue
Egerton L Winthrop
Bellevue Avenue
Pembroke Jones
Chistopher M. Bell
Melville Bull
Europe
Wilson
United States Navy
Reginald Norman
William W. Vaunviena
New_York
Thomas.o. Selfridge
Washington
Jamestown
Harris T. Smith
Natalie Smith
Pedaneiship
Bayview Hotel
Robert Goelet
Ogden Goelet
Sidney J. Smith
Carringtons Plan Summer Home in Greenwich Conn
Special to The New York Times from Chicago reports Mr and Mrs William T Carrington of the Auditorium Annex will move to New York City soon. They are having plans drawn for a spacious Summer home on six acres they purchased in Greenwich Connecticut.
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New York Times
Chicago
William_T. Carrington
New York City
Greenwich
Conn
Ridge wedding unites Ella May Ridge and William McClintic
At 6 West One Hundred Seventh Street Miss Ella May Ridge daughter of Richard R Ridge married William Samuel McClintic an Inspector of Ordinance in the United States Navy stationed at Pittsburgh The ceremony was by Rev Louis A Banks of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church with Maids of honor Nina and Elizabeth Ridge sisters of the bride and best man Herbert W Bell.
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Richard R. Ridge
West One Hundred and Seventh Street
Ella May Ridge
Wiliam Samuel McClintic
Ordnannce
United States Navy
Pittsburg
Louis A. Banks
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Nina
Elizabeth Ridge
Herbert W. Bell
Lawsuit Filed Over Fatal Utz Truck Accident
Charles A. Welles as administrator sues James Buckley and Charles F. Neattlage executors of William Utz estate Hoboken truckman for 100000 damages. A box fell from a Utz truck in front of a building on May 9, killing Miss Welles.
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Charles A. Welles
T. Welles
James Buckley
Charles F. Neattlage
William Utz
Hoboken
Utz
Pun
Miss Welles
Knickerbocker Girl Opens in New York Farce
The Herald Square Theatre hosts The Knickerbocker Girl in which Danero is revealed as a South American land. George Totten Smith is credited as discoverer inventor. The plot blends song and satire with a golf club setting and varied performances by Josephine Hall Harry Kelley and W. H. Sloan. Edythe Moyer injures a knee but the chorus delivers catchy tunes.
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Danero
George Totten Smith
South America
Herald Square Theatre
Eee Peneates
Vermont
Harry Kelley
Josephine Hall
Heidelberg
W. H. Sloan
Washington
Sidney Deane
Miss Hall
Messrs. Kelley
Sloan
Alfred E. Aarons
Walnut Street Theatre
Philadelphia
Edythe Moyer
Third Avenue
Harlem
Manistee
Broadway
Ovation for Fay Templeton at the Casino
Fay Templeton drew a near riot of applause last night as she appeared in The Runaways at the Casino. Her performances as Josey May and the opera queen imitating Mrs. Leslie Carter and Lillian Russell sparked long cheers. The show featured new bits and a “tree of truth” gimmick with orange rain and humorous acts by Hardtack and Fleecem.
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Fay Templeton
Josey May
Leslie Carter
Lillian Russell
Hardtack
John D. Gilbert
Ses Solomon
Mindoo Belle
Miss Templeton
The Rivals Opens Murray Hill Theatre Week
The Murray Hill Theatre opened the week with The Rivals and drew hearty laughter despite a small audience. George Henry Trader played Bob Acres with Walter Allen as Sir Lucius O T rigger and Frances Starr as Lydia Languish leading a satisfactory cast.
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Murray Hill Theatre
Malaprop
New York
George Henry Trader
Bob Acres
Walter Allen
Lucius O’trigger
Sir Anthony Absolute
Frances Starr
Lydia Languish
Isabel Q O’ Madigan
Mrs. Malaprop
Sheldon Lewis
Captain Absolute
Edward Morrison
Taulkland
New York Theatre Roundup Announces Summer Plans
News of the players reports Pain’s Pompeii premier at Manhattan Beach in honor of New York’s Liederkranz Society with 2000 attendees. Frohman summons Andrew Mack to England. Grace George to tour, while Mrs. Leslie Carter is honored at a Hotel Marie Antoinette dinner. Charles Kent plans summer work in Prince Edward Island. Giant crocodile exhibits arrive for Sea Beach Aquarium at Coney Island. Thalia Theatre denial of demolition and lease for another year. Fred Bert’s engagements affect Grace George’s winter schedule. Pretty Peggy slated for Oct 5 in New York.
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Pain
Pompeii
Manhattan Beach
Liederkranz Society of
New York
Fepinee
Klaw & Shrlanger
Fred Bert
William A. Brady
Grace George
Miss George
Philadelphia
Peggy
Fimong the Burnham Phillips Uniforms and Civilian Sitings
Advertises uniforms and clothing items including clerical and military outfits with trade to order. Civilian sitings priced from 25 dollars and civilian trouserings from 6 59. Located at 119 121 Nassau Street.
Rain Cancels Outdoor Columbia Performance
The Woodland Players under Ben Greet canceled last night’s open air showing of As You Like It at South Field Columbia due to rain. The show moves to tonight and Wednesday with matinée and evening performances. tickets from last night will be honored. Henry E. Dixey stars in The Music at the Garrick, extending its run through the final two weeks. Chicago contracts require Power's Theatre presentation on June 2.
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Southfield
Columbia University
Woodland Players
Ben Greet
Garrick Heatre
Henry E. Dixey
Garrick
Chicago
Power's
Broadway and vaudeville listings at city theaters
Amusements section catalogs shows at venues across New York including Prince of Pilsen The Runaways Pacing the Music The Blonde in Black Venice in New York Wizard of Oz Earl of Pawtucket The Rivals Who Is Brown Creature and his band and Boccaccio at various turf summer gardens and rooftops with dates and stage names listed.
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Broadway
Casino
Coney Island
Luna Park
Bostock’s. Dewey
Manhattan Bupleaguers
Garrick
Square “the Knickerbocker FL
Huber
Brown
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Aradise Roof Garden
South Field
ST. Nicholas Summer Garden
Creature
Terrace Garden
West End
J. P. Morgan Coming Home From Europe
Announcement that J Pierpont Morgan would sail from Liverpool tomorrow aboard the Oceanic for the United States after two months in Europe. Wall Street speculates the return tied to financial matters, while Morgan's partners offer no clear reason. John W Gates is also expected home, with arrival today possible if steamer not delayed.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Europe
Liverpool
Mr. Morgan
Wall Street
Mr.Morgan
John W. Gates
Minister Bowen Arrives on Leave from Venezuela
Herbert W. Bowen United States Minister to Venezuela arrived by the steamer Maracaibo. He takes a two month leave of absence then will go to the Hague. Bowen cites ten commissions in Caracas for Venezuela claims including the United States British German Italian Mexican French Spanish Swedish Norwegian Belgian and Dutch groups.
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Herbert W. Bowen
United States
Venezuela
Maracaibo
Bowen
Fhe Hague
Caracas
United States Commission
Morris
German in Public Schools Advocated by Carl Schurz
Carl Schurz writes in the Staats Zeitung supporting German language instruction in New York public schools. He urges balanced teaching that adds value without burden, arguing bilingualism widens horizons and does not threaten patriotism, and urges German be retained for real benefit rather than appearance.
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Carl Schurz
Staats-Zeitung
Maxwell
New York
Peonage in Alabama Indictments Target Violators
Judge Thomas G. Jones told the Grand Jury in Montgomery that peonage cases are limited to two or three counties and will prompt indictments for violations of the law. He ruled the Seymour contract law, allowing confessed costs against misdemeanants, unconstitutional as a debt bondage contract. All connected with convictions and hire of convicts except the committing magistrate are liable under federal statutes.
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Montgomery
Ala
Thomas G. Jones
United States
Alabama
Jones
Admiral Rivet Visits City With Flagship Tage
Admiral Count Rivet commander of the North Atlantic Squadron of the French Navy called on Mayor Low to pay respects. He is now in this port aboard his flagship Tage during the visit.
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Count Rivet
North Atlantic
Mayor Low
Admiral visits New York Mayor and envoy invite
The Admiral traveled with his aide de camp Lieut. Jean Aubry and French Consul Gaston Velten. He joked about New York’s tall buildings versus Parisian symmetry and invited the Mayor to visit the flagship. The Mayor plans to return the visit in person or via his secretary James B. Reynolds.
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Jean Aubry
Gaston Velten
Nework
Paris
James B. Reynolds
Death List Of A Day Jacob Hays dies at 615 Fifth Avenue
Jacob Hays No 33 on the original New York Stock Exchange list dies suddenly at his home 615 Fifth Avenue Born February 13 1845 he led a long career on the Exchange and served as president and director of several rail and financial firms He married Mary Louderback and had children Mrs John Scott Browning and William Henry Hays Also noted are details of his family and professional roles with various companies including Knickerbocker Trust and Safe Deposit.
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Ne York Stock Exchange
Fifth Avenue
Willia Henry Hays
Bank of
Th State of
New York
Constabl
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Stock Exchange
Closson& Hays
William ‘Fs. Hays & Co
Notable Obituaries From Several States Mention Several Officials
Ex Judge J M Whitman of Washington County N Y dies at Sandy Hill at about sixty. Rev James P Maloner pastor of St Malachis Cleveland Ohio and oldest priest there dies of pneumonia aged seventy four. Harrison Bull of Circleville NY bank director postmaster and merchant dies during church visit. grandson of Samuel Bull linked to Revolutionary Hudson chain. Jonathan Tippiton Southern Railway division freight agent dies in Knoxville TN. former East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railroad claim agent and other posts. John S Bocarpus Stamford CT architect who planned Stamford blocks and schools dies. born 1828 in Fishkill NY. Philip Kingsley Orange NJ real estate broker dies of heart trouble at home. former Exalted Ruler of Orange Lodge 188 BPOE and longtime Justice of the Peace survived by his widow.
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Washington County
N. Y
Sandy Hill
New York
James P. Maloner
St. Malachi’s Catholic Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Harrison Bull
Circleville
Samuel Bull
Hudson
Jonathan Tippton
Southern Railway
Knoxville, Tenn
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
Knoxville
Cumberland Gap
Louisville
Southern
John S. Bocarpus
Stamford
Conn
Fishkill
Newburg
Yonkers
Philip Kingsley
Centre Street
Orange
N. J
Kingsley
Orange Lodge
B. P.O
Mrs Sophie Porter Buried in Family Plot at West Isong
Mrs Sophie King Porter wife of Ambassador Horace Porter was buried in the Porter family plot at West Isong Branch Long Branch New Jersey at 11 o'clock. The body arrived from Paris accompanied by the eldest son and his wife as Gen Porter could not travel. The service was not held at the grave.
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Horace Porter
Long Branch
N. J
Sophie King Porter
Ambassador Horace Porter
Paris
West Isong Branch
France
Porter
Justice Parkhurst Stricken in Bath
Supreme Court Justice John F. Parkhurst of Bath was stricken with apoplexy and unconscious for fifteen minutes today. Physicians report he will recover.
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Bath
Supreme .Court
John F. Parkhurst
Business Notices Collars E and W Lock Front Collars
Short business notices mention collars from E and W Lock at Front. The item list highlights available collar styles and supplier names in a concise classified style.
Married Notices In New York and Brooklyn
Margaret C Holbrook daughter of Justice Holbrook wed John K Clark on June 1 at 16 West 130th Street officiated by Rev Dr Youns. Clara Frances Hull wed William Henry Lord of Dedham on June 15 at 50 Monroe Place Brooklyn officiated by Rev John R Forbes. No cards.
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Lord—Hall
Monroe Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
John R. Forbes
Clara’ Frances Hull
William
Henry Lord
Dedham
Mass
Obituary notices and funeral rites in New York area
Death notices list Caroline Hudson Jacob Hays Margaret McClosky Sophie K Porter Francis X Whitney Sarah Pierson Lord Whitney with services scheduled June 16 17 and interments at Woodlawn Flatbush and Elberon. Families urged to attend at residences 232 Avenue A Bayonne 615 Fifth Avenue and 15 East 82d Street as details show.
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Caroline Hudson
Allan S. Church
Avenue A
Bayonne
N. J
McClosky
William Arnold
Margaret McClosky
Arnold
Parsons Will Leaves 200000 to Religious Groups
The will of Edmund Dwight Parsons, who died in May, awards 100000 to religious bodies. Proportions include 50000 to the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States, 50000 to the Geneva Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of America, 50000 to the Methodist Episcopal Church, 20000 to the Baptist Church in the United States, 15000 to the Young Men's Christian Association, and 15000 to the American Sunday School Union.
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Philadelphia
Edmund Dwight Parsons
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Geneva Assembly
Presbyterian Church of America
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baptist Church of the United States
Young Men's Christian Association
American Sunday School Union
Roosevelt Hosts German Ambassador and Officials at Luncheon
President Roosevelt hosts Baron Sternburg the German Ambassador Baron Rheinbiden the Prussian Minister of Finance and Gen. Frederick D Grant for a luncheon in Washington on June 16. The guest list highlights diplomatic and military ties during the period.
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Washington
Baron Sternburg
Baron Rheinbiden
Roosevelt
New York Eye and Ear Infirmary Appeals for Rural Pavilion Funds
The Directors of the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary request donations to equip the completed Rural Pavilion. The building awaits sufficient funds for operating room apparatus and ward furniture before it can be opened for use.
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New York
Did You Ever Try a Russian Bath
A brief promotion for the Lafayette Place Baths at 18 Lafayette Place inviting readers to experience a Russian bath as a luxury hotel restaurant and cafe offering.
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Lafayette Place
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