Reform move of Tammany under Hopper outlined
Isaac A. Hopper joins as reformer for Tammany outside, as the Committee of One Hundred meets at 82 Beaver Street with Gustav Hwab presiding. A Committee of Seven will nominate officers and an Executive Twenty One will include members of the Nominating Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Street
Gustav Hwab
Robert C. Ogden
Schwab
Isaac A. Hopper
Thirty-first Assembly
Hopper
Tim
Tammany
Tammany Hall
W. S. Willis
Committee of Seven
Raymond V. Ingersoll
Michael J. Fitzgerald
Letter Carriers’ Union
Ingersoll
City Upholds Park Rule Banning 10-Foot Coaches
Fifth Avenue double deckers must not travel parkways or bridge crossings in city parks under the Park Department. The Appellate Division denied Eugene Shellenberg’s appeal after he was convicted for driving an 11 foot high coach over Riverside Drive bridge, confirming the ordinance’s restriction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Commissioners of Parks
Supreme Court
Park Department
Eugene Shellenberg
Fifth Avenue Coach Company
Riverside Drive
Fraud charge in land deal at Hunt's Point Bronx
The Bar Association asks for disbarment of attorney Joseph A Flannery after he allegedly advised Last Bay Land and Improvement Company to sell condemned land to a clerk for about 85 953 and then helped sell it to the city for 247 053. It is claimed he did not disclose his buying interest and kept the profits except 85 953. Flannery denies wrongdoing saying the sale was speculative and the land company accepted 85 953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Flannery
Bar Association
Hunt’s Point
Bronx
Supreme Court
Flannery
Bay Land and Improvement Company
Leon Rains
The
Gallinger Wins 6 Cents Damages in Imprisonment Case
Abraham Gallinger, a bronze maker of 265 West Broadway, won a verdict of 6 cents in Justice Gerard's court against Frederick Dost, silk manufacturer at the same address, for alleged confinement in a building to frighten him. Gallinger testified Dost locked the door to force rental, leading to police rescue via fire escape where Gallinger jumped to a safety net. He sought 2535 dollars for personal injuries and mental distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard
Supreme Court
Abraham Gallinger
West Broadway
Frederick Dost
Dost
Gallinger
Japanese Festival for Charity at Richmond Hills
A Cherry Blossom Matsuri charity festival in aid of St. Andrew's Church of Richmond S I will be held next Thursday Friday and Saturday on the grounds of Edward R Stettinius's home beside the Richmond County Country Club at Dongan Hills. About 200 young men and women will participate in pageants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Church of
Richmond, S. I
Edward R. Stettinius
Richmond County Country Club
Dongan Hills
Insured for Miss Sinclair in Breach of Promise Suit
Miss Cora Sinclair sues Samuel S. Laird Jr. for 50000 damages claiming a life policy was made in her name to secure marriage. Laird says the policy shifted from George S. Laird to Cora Sinclair and then to Cora Sinclair fiancée. Witnesses testifying on rent and support arrangements, with defense witness Rosa Gary noting $10 daily pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel S. Laird, Jr
Cora Sinclair
Supreme Court
Amend
George 8
Miss Sinclair
Laird
Sinclair
Whipped woman sues fiancé in Newark breach of promise case
Miss Julie Hyams 18 sues Charles Lefkowitz for 10000 damages after a public horsewhipping outside Newark court. The engagement ended when Lefkowitz chose another woman. Hyams and her mother clashed with Lefkowitz near Clin ton Porte as officers restrained further violence. Lefkowitz heads Essex Realty Exchange and Newark Lumber firm roles. marriage was planned for six months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Hyams
Second Criminal Court
Newark
Charles Lefkowitz
Hillside Place
Hahn
Miss Hyams
Ernestine Hyams
Lefkowitz
Clinton
Riverside Supply and Manufacturing Company
Heinze Trial Set for Next Fall in Federal Case
Sanford Robinson, longtime attorney for F A Heinze and Arthur P Heinze, faces trial next Wednesday in the United States Circuit Court on charges of obstructing justice and interfering with a federal process server. An earlier indictment ties Robinson and A P Heinze to a conspiracy involving missing United Copper Company books connected to the Wise inquiry and Tracy Buckingham. A second indictment against Warfield and Geer awaits fall trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Robinson
Mercantile National Bank
Tracy Buckingham
United Copper Company
Canada
Mr. Wise
Robinson
A. P. Heinze
F. A.einze
Carlos Warfield
Buckingham
Croker Denies Rumors He Plans to Retire
Fire Chief Edward Croker rejects rumors of retirement after 25 years in service. He says he feels better than ever and will notify the press when he resigns. Commissioner Hayes questions how the resignation story started as reporters inquire about a department testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Croker
Department
Hayes
Croker
Plea May Mean Forty Years for Fire Mongering
Daniel Rooney 35 admitted in County Court Brooklyn to setting fire to his own four story brick home at 69 Taylor Street. The blaze damaged a multi family dwelling with about twenty children aboard. Rooney pleaded guilty to arson and faced a potential forty year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Rooney
Dike
Brooklyn
Taylor Street
Rooney
Pittsburg Gallery Reverses Nude Art Display
Pittsburg critics prevail as The Bridal Morning will not hang in the Carnegie art gallery. It will be shipped to owner George Sauter of London at month end. Four new works were purchased for the permanent collection, none of which include The Bridal Morning. Purchases: Portrait of Mrs C by William M Chase. November Hills by Bruce Crane. Spring Morning by Childe Hassam. Munich Boy by J Frank Currier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Mrs. C
William M. Chase
New York
Bruce Crane
Childe Hassam
Munich
J. Frank Currier
Pastime Club June Members' Games at Pastime Oval
The Pastime Athletic Club stages seven events this afternoon at Pastime Oval after a date change from the first Sunday due to police interference. Featured is the 220-yard low hurdle with Roy Dorland and Goggins scratched. Other events include 70-yard dash, 150-yard run, 600-yard run, tee walk, one-and-a-run and the 12-pound shot put with most club athletes entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastime Athletic Club
Pastime Oval
Roy Dorland
Goggins
Children at Saengerbund Stage as Saengerfest Opens
Thousands of New York City schoolchildren fill the Saengerbund Garden as 150 Manhattan and Bronx schools send singers to a large rehearsed stage show. Tonight the United Singers perform with soloists Corinne Rider-Kelsey and Claude Cunningham, while tomorrow’s Children’s Concert features Frank Rix Caswell and Felix Jaeger conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saengerbund
Madison Square Garden
Frank R. Rix
Albert S. Caswell
Washington Irving
Manhattan
Bronx
Ublic
United Singers of
City of New York
Corinne Rider-Kelsey
Claude Cunningham
Julius Lorenz
Carl Hein
Felix Jaeger
Mrs. Rider-Kelsey
Daniel Beddoe
Elijah” Beethoven
Tottman
Heilig
Handel
Judas Maccabaeus
And
Nicolao
Delegates See Prosperity At National Credit Men Meet
National Association of Credit Men delegates from across the country report prosperous business conditions at the final convention session in Philadelphia. Speakers limited to three minutes discussed outlooks while officers were elected including President Finley H McAdoo and vice presidents Harry New and William R. King. Francis McKele din Gettys received a silver service as retiring president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Association of Credit Men
S. G. Rossen
Baltimore
Ira D. Kingsbury
Rochester
Finley H McAdoo
Chicago
Harry New
Cleveland
William R. King
Memphis
Charles E. Meek
New York
Francis McKele Din Gettys
Louisville
Albanian Rebellion Suppressed Near Djakovitch
Reports confirm a battle in Northern Albania where 10 000 Albanians clashed with twelve Turkish battalions. Dravid Pasha at Uskub bombarded villages, drove rebels to the mountains, and authorities seek a pacific settlement through negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Djakovitch
Albania
Dravid Pasha
Uskub
Seaver Retains Massachusetts Tennis Title
R C Seaver of Boston defeats F J Sullo way of Franklin New Hampshire in straight sets to retain the Massachusetts State lawn tennis championship at the Cambridge Cricket Club. The scores were 9 1 6 0 6 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
R. C. Seaver
Massachusetts
F. J. Sulloway
Franklin
N. H
Canna Cricket Club
Fragmentary real estate listings on Clinton and nearby streets
The notice details multiple property addresses and tenants or owners across Manhattan and nearby avenues with various time stamps and monetary figures. Names include Abraham Bersek Samuel and others, with scattered amounts such as $75 and $200, alongside building and street references like Lexington Av East Broadway and Monroe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Clinton St
Abraham Bersek
Willett St
Lexington Av
Samuel & ‘Hestheers
P. M
East 119Th St
J. Frankell
Willis
William Thomason
Monroe St
Samuel Solowitz
East Wie St
Berlin
Belmont Ay
Frank McNally
Carmine St
D. Silverman
Ee Ee
Colonial Printing
Ee Etalysimi Eveee
Harvard Crew Shocks by Swapping Sargent with Cutler
In New London, June, Roger Cutler replaced Sargent at stroke for Harvard's varsity eight. The crew, after a 20:55 session matching Yale's best, faced a head wind and rising waves, nearly swamping the boat. Yale freshman eight also stirred, with Baker moved to No.3 and Yale Varsity winning the downstream scrimmage by two boat lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New London
Sargent
Arvard
Cambridge
Wray
Yale
Capt
Baker
Kerr
Smith
Wisconsin Navy Crew Arrives for Hudson Rowing Meet
The Wisconsin crew arrives by private car at Poughkeepsie and unloads two shells and a launch. Coach Ten Eyck sets crews to work as the two mile race approaches in cold, rough water. The squad includes four holdovers and freshmen, with twenty five in the party staying at The Elms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Wisconsin Navy
Ten Eyck
Elms
Highland
Cornell
Columbia
Block Island Yacht Races Open To 32 Foot Vessels
Fifty boats, mainly Long Island Sound yachtsmen, compete in the New York Athletic Club Block Island race from Whortleberry Island to Block Island. Notos and Duchess scratch boats lead, with Ridder’s 28-foot sloop Pole receiving the highest time allowance. Start at 11 AM, 100 nautical miles to West Harbor. NYAC power boat race follows at 5 PM for 25 to 40 foot cruising boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Sound Yachtsmen
Whortleberry Island
Block Island
New York Athletic Club
Commodore H. A. Jackson, Jr
MD O O. K
West Harbor
Palmer vs Inman Reach Metropolitan Final at West Side Courts
The Metropolitan championship final pits Richard H. Palmer against Frederick C. Inman after a day of rounds at the West Side Tennis Club near Van Cortlandt Park. Results include Hall defeating Tallant 10-8 6-4 in singles fifth round and Inman beating Kelley 6-4 6-3 in the semifinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Palmer
Frederick C. Inman
West Side Tennis Club
van Cortlandt Park
Walter Merrill Hall
Hugh Tallant
F. C. Inman
C. C. Kelley
R. KR
Elmendorf Yearlings Sail to England for Auction in June
A selection of about fifty thoroughbred yearlings from J. B. Haggin’s Elmendorf Stud in Kentucky will sail today aboard the Atlantic Transport Line steamer Minnehaha to England for sale at auction. Most Elmendorf yearlings will be sold in New York while Whitney reduces his American racing operations to England. The Fagnig-Tipton Company plans June 26 auctions in New York to close out Whitney’s American season. The Astoria stakes for two year old fillies will run Monday with eight subscribers. Ocean Bound emerges as leading two year old considerer after a $10,000 offer was declined. Thomas Clyde nominates to late closing stakes including entries for the Saratoga Special. The National Steeplechase and Hunt Association cancels Cortlandt H. Smith’s gentleman rider certificate and withholds licenses for C. H. Douglas trainer and F. Williams jockey until fees are paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Haggin
Elmendorf Stud
Kentucky
England
Atlantic Transport Line
Elmendorf Farm
New York
Harry Payne Whitney
America
Mr. Whitney
A. J. Joyner
Fagig-Tipton Company
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Astoria
Woodford Clay
Belmont Park
Thomas Clyde
Goughacres
Mr. Clyde
Clyde
Bryn Mawr
National Steeplechase and Hunt Association
Cortlandt H. Smith
C. H. Douglas
F. Williams
Prospect of Girls College Graduates in Nation's Picture
A capital article in The Sunday Times tomorrow surveys the careers of graduates from the country’s girls colleges. Another feature with illustrations details the Government’s 600 foot tower of concrete for wireless telegraphy. A timely piece discusses the West as a summer resort, revealing surprising information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Times
West
Mayor Probes Duffy Case with Inspector Kelly at City Hall
The Mayor summons Inspector Thomas Kelly of Queens County and staff to review the Duffy case amid suspicions of flawed police testimony. Kelly, a trusted ally of Murphy, has toured the precinct and grounds around Duffy’s home as part of a broader inquiry. The visit to Brooklyn HQ and a Coney Island sweep followed, signaling a new phase and a potential delay in a final ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Supreme Court
Gaynor
Brooklyn
Thomas Kelly
Queens County
Kelly
Arsenal
Gates Avenue
Bingham
Coney Island
McClellan
Crowell
August Kuhne
Detective Bureau
Frank Jenkins
Rogues’ Gallery
Etto
Mr. Crowell
Capt. Kuhne
Collins wins point in bid to regain city job
James G. Collins ex head of Manhattan Bureau of Highways, removed Jan 1 1904 by Borough President Ahearn, wins a point in Appellate Division seeking reinstatement. Scannell who replaced him is named in the answer with numerous alleged improper appointments and a missing badges fund, while Justice Scott urges keeping the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Collins
Bureau of Highways
Manhattan
Ahearn
George F. Scannell
Scannell
Collins
Allins
Civil Service
Scott
Tom Sharkey Seeks Lost Dog Through Times Lost Column
Former pugilist Tom Sharkey reports his two year old black cocker spaniel went missing from a kennel at his Sheepshead Bay home on Hast Twenty-fifth Street and Voorhees Avenue. He says the dog slipped its moorings after being tied with a granny knot by the stable boy and asks help via the Lost Column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sharkey
Times Lost
Hast Twenty-fifth Street
Voorhees Avenue
Sheepshead Ae
Sharkey
Suit Dismissed Against Mrs Adams in Palmist Case
Supreme Court Justice Davis dismissed a $30,000 suit by Marguerite Gilbert against Isabella Victoria Adams widow of Al Adams. The note payable after Adams’s death. Adams testified Gilbert claimed supernatural powers and sought to ward off dangers to the family for a fee. Gilbert said services included nursing, cooking, hiring help, and persuading Al Adams to will to his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Davis
Isabella Victoria Adams
Widom
al * Adams
Bey King
Marguerite Gilbert
Adams
Gilbert
Court Rejects Libel Justification Plea
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court sustained Col. W. D. Mann of Town Topics in his libel suit against The New York World. Mann had sued for 50 000 damages after an article headlined Great Names one in Facts and Fancies. The court held that the justification plea was not as broad as the charge in the headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appellate Division
The
Supreme Court
Col. W. D. Mann
Town Topics
New York World
Col. Mann
Mayor Woodhull Portrait Damaged in City Hall
The Municipal Art Commission reports the Jarvis painting of Mayor Woodhull in City Hall was punctured during the installation of a new eye system. The canvas can be repaired without serious effect on the portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Woodhull
Municipal Art Commission
Jarvis
City Hall
Sentence of Death by Sir John Collier in Sunday Times Picture Section
The Sunday Times plans a full page on Sir John Collier's painting Sentence of Death portraying a medical specialist delivering sentence to a youth. The feature mirrors A Forced Marriage and includes many timely photographs from West Point and Vassar events to society portraits, balloon contest, Meadow Brook polo team and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Times
John Collier
West Point
Vassar
New York
Meadow Brook
Michigan
Berlin
The Times Magazine Preview for Sunday
The Times previews a rich magazine issue with Justice Brewer’s notable article in the Magazine Section and analysis of the Kaiser and the Czar meeting by A Veteran Diplomat. It also highlights features on girls college graduates, London stage life, satire on New York, Letters of a Japanese Schoolboy, a 600 foot navy wireless tower, and Washington diplomacy studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court
Times Tomorrow
Sunday Times
London
Thomas L. Masson
New York
Navy
Washington
Winthrop Ames
New Theatre
Margaret Anglin
Australia
Weston
Mr. Loeb
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Tammany From
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Joseph Flannery
Heinze
Will
A. C
Saengerfest
Con
United Singers
Finley H. McAdoo
Credit Men’s Association
Seaver
Stroke Sargent
Harvard
Wisconsin
Hudson
New York A. C
Palmer and
Inman
Tallant
Mahan
Hackett
Little
Louise S. Hammond
R. D. Little
S. F. Weaver
R. Richey
Elizabeth H. Moore
K. Smith
Frank J. Gould
A. Holmes
Elizabeth C. Bunce
Cragind
Miss Griffin
C. C. Kelle
Marie Wagner
H. Mollenhauer
Gordon Hamilton
H. Torrance, Jr
Miss Hammond
Inspector Kelly
Rata Ecttem
Kahne
Palmer
Surf
Lynch
Paver
Charles Comisky
George Oliver
Thomas Moulty
Times
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