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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
8
Cross Luncheon and Tea Baskets
A brief note describes Cross Luncheon and Tea Baskets with emphasis on refined dining items. The text outlines offerings and setting details for a social event or shop display, highlighting basket selections suitable for luncheons and tea service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross
Magistrates Debate Summonses Under City Rules
Eleven city magistrates met in the West Side Court to review summons usage in Magistrate Arthur Butts's case. President Whitman defended summonses as humane and essential, while Butts argued they lack legal authority and should be replaced by warrants or other notices. A committee was set to review rules and discipline, with a report due next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Court
Arthur Butts
Wahle
Butts
Whitman
Board of City Magistrates
Magistrate Butts
Board of Education
Barlow
Cornell
Crane
Supreme
Steinert
Moas
Code of Criminal Procedure
Board of Magistrates
Magistrate House
Whitm
Unclear 19th Century Court Reform Mentioned
The text notes magistrates observing a rising trend in scrutinizing details of summons applications while condemning abuses by a bully using easy methods. The passage suggests growing judicial caution in civil procedure and the handling of credit or debt cases amid critique of unscrupulous actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iean
Public Health Information Initiative By AMA
The American Medical Association plans to inform the public on health and hygiene. A special committee led by Prof John G Clark Consulted Harvard and Johns Hopkins presidents and media leaders to publish articles and pamphlets and host lectures to educate without bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
John G. Clark
Eliot
Harvard
Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
Melville E. Stone
Associated Press
Charles Emory Smith
Talcott Williams
Riot at Negro Picnic in Palisade Grove
The Lewis Fife and Drum Corps excursion near Yonkers, N J, ended in violence with shootings stabbings and fist fights. A man died from stab wounds and Beulah Burke 26 was found unconscious with multiple stab wounds amid ongoing chaos aboard a barge and on land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Fife and Drum Corps
Scott
Beulah Burke
West Sixty-first Street
Rare coin and medal sale at Elders auction
An 1801 United States Indian Peace medal sold for 53 dollars at Elders Auction Rooms, 82 East 23rd Street, featuring a Jefferson bust on the obverse and an Indian pipe and tomahawk on the reverse. Other items included English war medals, a 1793-1814 Peninsular War service medal at 325, a 1518-1855 Arctic discovery medal at 1, and a 184 dime at 28. A 1834 NC five dollar gold piece brought 24, a New York token with Cupid and Venus sold for 7, and a 1856 flying eagle cent at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder
East Twentythird Street
Thomas Jefferson
C. H. Kempthorn
United States
North Carolina
New York
New Yorke
America
Newsboys Push For Park Stands Return After Arson
Mayor McClellan hosts a Central Federated Union delegation seeking revocation of Park Commissioner Herrman's order against City Hall Park newsstands and bootblacks. A compromise may allow some stands on the east park side. over 100 newsboys attended the Tombs Court arraignment of Samuel Einterz, a 13 year old who was paroled until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
Central Federated Union
Herrman
City Hall Park
Tombs Court
Samuel Einterz
Chrystie Street
Einterz
Peculiar Will Beques Icebox in Brooklyn Probate
A Brooklyn bequest filing names Mrs. Mary Spencer as testatrix who died January 23 at 602 Quincy Street. The will leaves one dollar to her daughter Mrs. Mary Spencer Carpenter in England, the remainder to four grandchildren, and specific tokens to Caroline McPhail and Mary Still. Estate value estimated well over $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings County
Brooklyn
Mary Spencer
Quincy Street
Caroline McPhail
Mary Still
Mrs. Spencer
City Brevities Briefs From The Metropolis
A Phi Gamma Delta meeting is set for the Hotel Algonquin tonight. President Wheeler of the university declines the Boston School of Technology presidency. Police Commissioner appointed three transfers from the Detective Bureau. A jubilee ball at the Hotel Astor honors Werner, a long-time tutor and professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Gamma Delta
Hotel Algonquin
Atah Galette
Trenton
Benjamin Tde Wheeler
University
Boston School of Technology
John Moorey
John J. Dolan
James Price
Hotel Astor
Riuape Feerten
Werner
Unti
Duryea Fails on Stock Exchange Amid Insolvency
Frank W. Duryea, floor member of Duryea & Co. at 20 Broad Street, is insolvent and suspended. His firm dissolves but partners plan reorganization as Duryea, Tappin & Co. joins with Lindsley Tapp to begin July 1. Duryea’s cousins continue old business. Duryea believed to owe about $15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Frank W. Duryea
Duryea & Co
Broad Street
Duryea
Duryea @ Co
Lindsley Tap
Duryea, Tappin & Co
F. W. Duryea
Harry W. Duryea
Fred G. Battershall
Mr. Tappin
The
Mr. Duryea
Long Island
Madison Avenue
Capital Stresses in U S Securities and Utilities
Moody's 1907 capitalization totals 53.5 billion dollars, with Census figures suggesting higher if small firms are counted. Public utilities attract the largest investments, as electric railway capital nears census estimates and gas and electric power firms total about 2.9 billion, led by electric power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation’ Securities of the
United States
Moody’s Manual
Census Bureau
Cody
New York Incorporations Reported Special to The Times
Albany June 19 The following concerns were incorporated today W J Curtis Mining and Investing Company New York capital 1 000 000 Directors W J Curtis D F Keefer Albany E E Palmer Schenectady Brotherhood Realty Company New York capital 50 000 Directors Isaac Rinel Manus Petrehin Samuel Parlman New York Fibre Products Company New York capital 75 000 Directors L H Reynolds Richard Wiese William Steffen New York Globe Art Manufacturing Company New York capital 10 000 Directors S W Weiss F D Cary New York Joseph Landsman Brooklyn Theo J Gisburne Company New York manufacture blank books capital 8 000 Directors T J Gisburne J Du Four Brooklyn N Y Philin Ascher New York notes incomplete names and figures mixed with stray text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
W. J. Curtis
L. H. Reynolds
Richard Wiese
William Steffen
New York
Globe Art Manufacturing Company
Capital
S. W. Weiss
F.D. Cary
Joseph Landsman
Brooklyn
Theo. J. Gisburne Company
T. J. Gisburne
J. du Four
N. Y
Philin Ascher
Reclosep
A. Guiterman
Chaim Schwarts
Upsets Mark Day Three Of Yonkers Tennis Tourney
On the Dunwoodie Country Club courts Yonkers the third day featured women singles and men's doubles with notable upsets. Hugh Tallant and W D Lyon beat Little and Bostwick in three sets while Townsend defeated Torrance in the challenge cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunwoodie Country Club
Yonkers
Raymond D. Little
Robert Townsend
Harry Torrance
Englewood
Elizabeth H. Moore
Marie Wagner
Miss Gore
Iss Hale
Amackagsin
Miss Wagner
Kate Atkins
Little and
Bostwick
New York
A. Bassford, Jr
E. A. Gunther
Hugh Tallant
Lyon
Frederick B. Alexander
Harold H. Hackett
West Side
117Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
An Ackett
Sedes Bodman
William Strong Slade
P. Touchard
Amackassin
Hamilton Grange
Artemus Holmes
Knollwood
Haur
F. P. Fuller
J. C. Tomlinson
Lipton Boats Triumph in Lipton Cup Races at Sea Gate
In SE breeze the Atlantic Yacht Club held a midweek schiiufa from Sea Gate with Lipton Cup boats. Q class saw Soya win over Jr with Nereid guiding Lipton ABs to victory. Gunda won Lipton C. Courses covered eight miles twice, start 8:15, finishing times 1:17:54 and 1:30:58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
Rois
Soya
Eevance
Nereid
Fort Hamilton
Bensonhurst
Imperial Regatta Opens At Kiel With Royal Delegations
The Imperial Yacht Club regatta began in stormy Kiel Bay as Emperor William on the Hohenzolern was saluted by a long line of ships. Notable participants include the Argentine Presidente Sarmiento, New York Yacht Club yachts Nahma Utowana Wanderer, and royal entries such as King of Spain's Mareecot and Belgium's Flandria. Also listed are Angela III Angela IV Elizabeth and officials like Ambassador Tower and Joseph Wharton. Carnegie party expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiel
Germany
Imperial Yacht Club
Emperor William
Hohenzolern
Kiel Bay
Presidente Sarmiento
Roberto Goelet
Allison V. Armour
H.A. C. Taylor
New York Yacht Club
Countess Dearn
Yvonne
M. Giladaz
Sylvabele
Duc de Decazes
Salvator
Mme. A. Hentier
Litta
M. Ledoux
Lavengro
Henry Artus
Tsukuba
Chitose
Spain
Albert
Belgium
Flandria
Angela III
Angela IV
Eitel
Elizabeth
Abassador
Tower
Howard
United States
Joseph Wharton
Philadelphia
Andrew Carnegie
Public School 8 Bronx Outdoor Meet Sparks Tight Finish
At Macomb's Dam Park the Public School 8 Bronx annual outdoor meet yielded dramatic close scores. Class 7B1 led with 40 points, followed by Class 6B1 with 19 and Class B1A with 18. J Golankowitz of 7B1 excelled in the eight-pound shot put with 83 feet 11 inches and won the 70 yard dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Echool No. 8
Bronx
Macomb’s
Dam Park
J. Golankowitz
Tide Tables June 20 to 22 for N London 1813
Tide schedule for N London covering June 20 to 22 1813 with listings for morning and afternoon high and low water. Includes references to locations such as W Point Hook and Gov Isd and time marks AM PM and page indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. London
W. Point
Hook. Gov
Field Day Highlights at Twenty-Second Regiment Camp
The Twenty second Regiment of Engineers held a camp field day at Peekskill on June 19. Elite regimental and hospital corps athletes competed in nine events with close finishes. Notable performances included H P Odell and Albert Knight contending in the mile, H T Edwards delivering fast times in the 100 yards, and J J Garvester excelling in the shot put and sprint events. Company F collected the regimental trophy amid an evening presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Peekskill
New York
Twenty-second Regiment of Engineers
Charley Dieges
West Point
National Guardsmen
H P. Odell
Albert Knight
Melville Sheppard
Madison Square Garden
H. T. Edwards
J. Gomez
Odell
Knight
Edwards
Ficod
J. J. Garvester
Company F
Summer suits and swimwear at Rogers Peet Company
Hot days bring attention to fresh summer attire. Featuring mixtures and outing suits priced 16 to 40 dollars, Star negliges 1.50 to 5 dollars, and bathing suits from 3.50 to 6 dollars. Sleeveless and short legged all wool waterfast swimsuits and sweater weave options highlighted across Rogers Peet three Broadway stores near City Hall Union Square and Greeley Square.
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Broadway
City Hall
Union Square
Greeley Square
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Seeme
H. J. Edwards
C. T. Schaeffer
W. Dunne
Pete Sheppard
C. W. C. . Konig
J. J. Garreston
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Hospital Corps
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Hammond
Rogers, Peet & Compaany
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Rogers, Peet & Company
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