New York Aldermen Lose Ball Game in Philadelphia
Philadelphia hosts a light hearted baseball day as New York Aldermen lose 21 to 7 to Philadelphia Councilmen. The visit includes tours of Fairmount Park, a belated banquet at the Bellevue-Stratford, and promises of a return game amid quotes from McGowan and local officials.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Father Penn
Father Knickerbocker
New York
Pennsylvania
Broad Street
Mike Padden
Metz
City Hall
Tim
Alderman Haggerty
McGowan
Noonan
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Cecilia Loftus
Elsie Janis
Nquet Hall
Miss Janis
Bingham
Reybourn
Admiral Schley
Henry Clay
Thomas J. Ryan
Little Tim
Sullivan
Tammany Hall
Reggie Doull
Quakers
Dowling Constrained By Illness Missed City Dinner
Alderman Frank Dowling deputy Tam many leader of the board and chairman of the New York committee of arrangements for the ball game between New York and Quaker City Aldermen was unable to travel yesterday due to a painful indigestion attack. He planned to speak at the dinner for the New York City Fathers hosted by Philadelphia colleagues.
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Frank Dowling
Tammany
New York
Quaker City
401 West
Twenty-fourth Street
Alderman Dowling
New York City
Philadelphia
Witness Denies Agreement in Government Crop Fraud Trial
In Washington on June 19, the trial of former Associate Statistician Holmes of the Agricultural Department for conspiring to defraud the government by releasing crop report data featured the affidavit by Van Riper to Secretary Wilson from 1905. Van Riper denied any understanding of immunity, noted suppressing names, and claimed Holmes received 49000 from Haas and others for October 1904 cotton reports. He also said Holmes controlled reports while Statistician Hyde always accepted his estimates.
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Washington
Holmes
Agricultural Department
van Riper
Wilson
Price and Haas
Beach
Haas
Hyde
Cold Weather Hurts Blum and Jamerson Firm
The clothing manufacturer Blum and Jamerson at 729 Broadway faced bankruptcy as cold spring and early summer ruined sales. United States District Court Judge Holt appointed Walter C. Dew receiver. assets were $56,000 with $29,500 liabilities. Senior partner Joseph Blum told creditors funds were exhausted and collections were poor. The firm began in 1905 with $25,000 investor help from Blum’s father in law.
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Blum & Jamerson
Broadway
Holt
United States District Court
Walter C. Dew
Joseph Blum
Charles R. Jamerson
Blum
Sald
Starving man held for stealing 10 cent milk bottle
Peter Witt, 29, an unemployed iron worker, admitted stealing a bottle of milk valued at 10 cents from 18 West Seventy-seventh Street. Milk inspector Henry Bobbe pressed the complaint. Magistrate Butts held Witt in $100 bail for trial.
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Peter Witt
Butts
West Side Court
Witt
Henry Bobbe
West Seventy-seventh Street
Summer Service To Resume On New Bedford Line
Passenger service by the New Bedford Line between New York and Cape Cod points including New Bedford Wood's Hole Martha's Vineyard Nantucket Mattapoisett and Marion will resume for the Summer season tomorrow. The steam ships will operate daily with schedules to be announced.
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New Bedford
New York
Wood's Hole
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
Mattapoisett
Marion
Cape Cod
Ohio Man Defies Quarantine Rules On Havana
Edward Hotchkiss of Oberlin Ohio, a Havana liner passenger, refused to leave the ship for Hoffman Island quarantine after arriving three days from Havana. Health officials and ship leaders argued with him for hours before police kept him aboard, pending five day observation. He complains of discrimination for not being in first class and vows to test the case in court.
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Edward Hotchkiss
Oberlin
Ohio
Havana
Hoffman Island
Hotchkiss
Edgar McCormack
McCormack
Hitchkiss
Hotchkise
Doty
Stevens
Smith
Darlington
East River
Michael Connor
Oberlin College
Paul Cravath
Cravath
Pet
New York
City Plans New Municipal Building to Cut Rentals
Mayor approves bill for a $4,000,000 building over the proposed Brooklyn Bridge terminal loop at Chambers Street and Park Row. Sinking Fund Commission to decide department housing, likely excluding the Mayor, Aldermen, City Clerk, and Corporation Counsel. Title acquired December 24. location bounded by Centre Street Park Row Chambers Street and Tryon Row.
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McClellan
Brooklyn Bridges
Chambers Street
Park Row
Senator McCarren
Sinking Fund Commission
Mayor's Office
Board of Aldermen
CI Clerk
City Hall
Corporation Counsel's
Hall of Records
Centre Street
Tryon Row
Girls Sailor Suits in Stripe and Check Linen
Dress styles feature self colored collar cuffs and white braid trim with silk tie and embroidered emblem. Pleated skirts offered in cadet red and black stripe or check patterns in sizes 10 12 14 years and larger, price range $8 to $12.25.
Junior Sailor Uniforms Described with Striped Fabrics
Catalog-style item lists junior sailor suits in striped galatea and white linen collars with braid. Prices shown from $8.50 for size 4 up to 12.45 for larger sizes, with emblems, ties, and pleated skirts. Includes options white with blue stripe and white with red stripe for ages 4 to 14 years.
Footwear sizes and prices listed
The notice provides shoe sizes 46 and children's sizes 10 12 with prices 6.75 7.75 8.75 10.00 and 11.25. It appears as a compact price list likely from a catalog or store display.
Fine gray wool travel coat for children ages 4 to 16
An all wool fly-front, unlined coat described as suitable for traveling and country wear in gray. Available in sizes 4 through 16 years, offering durable child friendly tailoring.
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