Trustees Weigh Hug Allegation Against New Jersey Principal
A Ridgefield Park Board of Education meeting scrutinized Miss Olive King’s charges that Principal George M. Lasell hugged her in September and used the word damn. The session ended in a four to four vote, with a secret session to follow.
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New York Times
Ridgefield Park
N. J
Board of Education
Olive King
George M. Lasell
Miss King
Lasell
Celia Stackhouse
Mehrhof
Fisher
C. W. Merger
HackenSack Oratory
Pennsylvania Loan Success Draws French Banks
Paris reports the Bank of Paris and the Netherlands director says the Pennsylvania Railroad loan of 50 million dollars was quickly taken up by banks in three days. Listing on the Bourse is expected within a month, with Credit Lyonnais and Bank of Paris leading the issue. French investors favor American securities amid weak Russian finances.
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Paris
Bank of
Netherlands
Credit Lyonnaise
Bank of Paris
Harbor surveys moved for New York channels
The House Committee on Rivers and Harbors authorized a favorable report on two bills for surveys of the Coney Island and Jamaica Bay channels in New York Harbor. Only one other survey, for Duluth Harbor, had been authorized this session. New York Harbor improvements are seen as essential to preserve life and property.
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Washington
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Coney Island
Jamaica Bay
New York Harbor
Dveluth Harbor
New York
Confectioner Detained Over Unclaimed Diamond Ring Find
Charles Volyantis of 5 Prospect Park West kept a $1500 diamond ring found last August on the Long Island Railroad track at Atlantic Avenue instead of locating the owner. Samuel Brock, who lost the ring, learned yesterday that Volyantis had found it, and the confectioner spent the night at Adams Street Police Station.
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Charles Volyantis
Prospect Park West
Adams Street
Long Island
Atlantic Avenue
Samuel Brock
Volyantis
Fordham College Marks Sixty First Commencement
Fordham College held its sixty first annual commencement with thirteen A B degree and three B S degree candidates. George M Hayes delivered the opening oration followed by Charles D Breslin and Hubert A J McNally. Valedictory by William J Fallon. Degrees conferred on 16 seniors with Breslin and Baker as top honors. Dr Thomas F Woodlock closed with a political ethics admonition.
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Fordham College
College Theatre
Mgr. Mooney
George M. Hayes
Charles D. Breslin
Hubert A.J. McNally
William J. Fallon
Richard J. Baker
Thomas FP. B. Conlon
Joseph A. Coogan
J. Ignatius Coveney
Wiliam J. Fallon
Joseph E. Fitzpatrick
Thomas J. Gallon, Jr
Hugh F. McLoughlin
Edward P. O'Toole
Stanley J. Quinn
Owen
Tierney
Aloysius
Karl
Morton J. Sheridan
Joseph P. Goryeb
John W. Clancey
Harold J. Quinlan
Charles S. Cassasa
Thomas F. Woodlock
Parade Brings State Militia To Peekskill Camp
Clear sky at State Camp Peekskill N Y June 20 an evening brigade parade marks the first since militia arrival Col Edward Duffy commands the post Tomorrow the Sixty ninth Regiment Athletics Association will supervise games Two races open to the Twenty third Regiment Weather allowed drill and riding lessons in officers school An entertainment by Hospital Corps and a band concert in the mess hall planned ahead of first regimental drill
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New York Times
Peekskill
N. Y
State Camp
Edward Duffy
Sixty-ninth Regiment Athletics Association
Twenty
Officers’ School
Young Men's Christian Association
Hospital Corps
Help to Rebuild San Francisco Schools Appeal Issued
San Francisco issued an appeal by the Special School Reconstruction Committee led by Mayor Schmitz and school officials. It notes 34 buildings destroyed in the fire, 400 teachers laid off, 20 000 children lacking space, and a $6 000 000 goal for new schools. Temporary tents in Golden Gate Park serve until substantial structures are ready. The American Insurance Company of Boston will pay 40 cents on the dollar to policy holders and exit.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Aaron Altmann
Board of Education
Alfred Roncovieri
Golden Gate Park
American Insurance Company of
Boston
Fletcher D Proctor Nominee For Governor Of Vermont
Fletcher D Proctor was acclaimed as Vermont Republican gubernatorial nominee at the state convention. The ticket includes George H Prouty, Edward H Deavitt, Horace F Graham, Clark C Fitts, and Fred G Fleetwood. Delegates endorsed Roosevelt Bell railroad rate reform local option ref or, and watershed reforestation aid.
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Montpelier
Fletcher D. Proctor
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
George H. Prouty
Newport
State Senate
Edward H. Deavitt
Horace F. Graham
Craftsbury
Clark C. Fitts
Brattleborough
Fred G. Fleetwood
Morristown
Roosevelt
Gov
Bell
Three Bridge Runaways Cause Injuries and Deaths on Williamsburg Bridge
Three runaways in an hour on the Williamsburg Bridge injured five people and killed two horses. A mineral water truck horse crashed the gate, throwing driver Nathan Jaffe and passenger Jacob Meyer with minor injuries. A second horse killed. a third horse killed after colliding with the gate amid chaos on the bridge. Traffic halted. mineral water carboys and bread strewn the roadway.
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Williamsburg Bridge
Tower
Brooklyn
Tower Gate
Nathan Jaffe
Jacob Meyer
Lebano Pollesario
David Suderman
Abraham Wilkefield
Catholic Club Honors Its President With Laetare Medal
Notre Dame awarded Francis J. Quinlan M D LL D the Laetare Medal. The Catholic Club president was honored at the club meeting last night with the medal presentation and a silver mounted cut glass vase given after a governors dinner.
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Notre Dame University of Indiana
Francis J. Quinlan
Catholic Club
Board of Governors
Dr. Quinlan
Brown University awards honorary degrees at thirteenth commencement
Providence June 20 Charles E Hughes of New York and Col Henry Watterson of Louisville Kentucky received honorary degrees from Brown University during its thirteenth commencement both being named Doctors of Laws in a ceremony that also honored other speakers and graduates.
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Providence
Charles. E. Hughes
New York
Col
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Brown University
Giant Tries To Kiss Roosevelt Hand In White House
The Russian giant Madinow, nine feet tall, met President Roosevelt who declined his attempt to kiss the President's hand. Promoter Parson Davies and Bat Masterson orchestrated the audience, discussing boxing and politics amid a lighthearted exchange.
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New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
Madinow
Bat Masterson
Parson Davies
Masterson
New York
White House
Loeb
Parson
Davies
Mr. Roosevelt
Jeffries
Croker
Bryan
King Hag
Social Season Moves Abroad With Notables
Mme des Portes de la Fosse and Mlle des Portes sail July 5 on the Lor raine to Cherbourg and Paris for the summer. Mme Henry B Hyde spends the season at Saratoga while her son James Hazen Hyde remains abroad. Anita Stewart returns from Europe with Lispenard Stewart after touring the Continent.
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Mme. Des Portes de la
Henry B. Hyde
East Fortieth Street
Saratoga
James Hazen Hyde
Anita Stewart
Europe
Lispenard Stewart
Weddings of a Day Shepard Guernsey
Miss Ethel Guernsey daughter of Dr and Mrs Joseph C Guernsey married Francis Burritt Shepard of New York at the Swedenborgian Church in Philadelphia. The ceremony was led by Rev Dr Worcester with maid of honor Gertrude Guernsey and bridesmaids Ruth Guernsey Katherine Wiederham Dorothy B Shepard Irene F Shepard. Best man Raymond T Guernsey. The couple will live in Mexico City where the groom has business interests.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
Ethel Guernsey
Joseph C. Guernsey
Francis. Burritt Shepard
New York
the New Jerusalem
Worcester
Gertrude Madeline Guernsey
Ruth Guernsey
Katherine Wiederham
Dorothy B. Shepard
Irene F. Shepard
Raymond T. Guernsey
Spitzker and Ebuspacher Wedding At White Plains
The wedding of Prof Edward A Spitzker to Miss Alice P Ebuspacher occurred yesterday at the residence of her sister Mrs S N Doll in White Plains. Miss Naomi Doll served as maid of honor and Paul W Doll as best man.
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Edward A. Spitzker
Alice P. Ebuspacher
Christian Ebuspacher
5. N. Doll
White Plains
Naomi Doll
Paul W. Doll
Benefit for Crippled Children at Carnegie Hall
A benefit for the Guild for Crippled Children of the Poor of New York will be held Tuesday evening at Carnegie Hall. Leas ward OFlaherty, a former lieutenant of the Twenty-se enth Infantry, will deliver a lecture titled Across Canada to the Orient.
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Guild For Crippled Children of the Poor of
New York
Carnegie Hall
Canada
Orient
Leas Ward O'Flaherty
One Hill
Twenty-senth Infantry
Dr. Lyon's PERFECT Tooth Powder
A historical advertisement touts Dr. Lyon's PERFECT Tooth Powder featuring Y. Lyon DDS. The copy highlights dental health benefits and potential professional endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lyon
Dr. Hunter Bids Farewell to Normal College
Dr. Thomas Hunter resigns after 37 years as President of the Normal College. At the class of 1906 commencement in Carnegie Hall 150 graduates heard tributes from former pupils and leaders. Hunter will become President Emeritus Sept. 1 as the college honors his lifelong service.
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Thomas Hunter
Normal College
Carnegie Hall
Dr. Hunter
Winthrop
Board of Education
J. van Vechten Olcott
House of Representatives
Ethel Fridman
New President at Rutgers College Inaugurated
Dr. William H. S. Demarest was inaugurated as Rutgers College president in Second Reformed Church New Brunswick. Gov. Stokes presented the keys and elites praised scholarship over athletic excess while Rutgers alumni association hosted a banquet.
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New York Times
New Brunswick
N.J
William H. S. Demarest
Rutgers College
Second Reformed Church
Gov. Stokes
New Jersey
Demarest
Foster M. Voorhees
F. C. van Dyck
Rutgers
Andrew F. West
Princeton University
Raymond B. Johnson
Newark
Dean West
Rutgers Alumni Association
Courtlandt Parker
John H. Finley
College of the City of New York
Albert S. Cook
Yale University
James Neilson
Theatre planned for Brownsville Brooklyn by Opera Construction Co
Plans filed with the Bureau of Buildings reveal a Brownsville project facing Liberty Street East New York Avenue and Stone Street. The $350 000 brick limestone and terra cotta theatre will seat 1200 with a 70 by 85 foot stage and a basement rathsheller Turkish baths. The second floor ballroom third floor banquet hall and fourth floor photographic studio are included. The Opera Construction Company will own the building.
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Bureau of Buildings
Brownsville
Brooklyn
Liberty Street
East
New York Avenue
Stone Street
The
Opera Construction Company
Hough Named U S District Judge for Southern District of New York
Roosevelt appoints Charles M. Hough to the New York federal bench after a favorable review of his record. The nomination comes amid concerns about ties to railroad interests. Moody notes strong endorsements from New York judges and bar officials. Hough, a veteran admiralty lawyer, also serves as a bankruptcy expert and receiver, with a career at Robinson Biddle Ward and expected duties in criminal matters.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Charles M. Hough
United States
New York
Hough
Pennsylvania Railroad
Moody
United States Attorney
Root
Robinson, Biddle & Ward
Adams and Holt
Lacombe
Wallace
Coxe
Townsend
Circuit Court
Thomas
Brooklyn
New York Association Seeks Bedding for Camp for Babies
The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor appeals for fifteen single iron bedsteads with springs fifty iron cribs six portable screens and two iceboxes for the out-of-door camp for babies to be known as Junior Sea Breeze at East Sixty-fourth Street and the East River. Treasurer R M Minturn will send for gifts. Garden seats rocking chairs benches hammocks swings and swings are also welcomed.
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New York Association
East Sixty-fourth Street
East River
Minturn
East Twenty-second Street
Notable Ocean Travelers Sail For Europe On Two Liners
Passengers listed for the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria heading to Europe include Lawrence K. Armour Samuel Brill Charles I Cragin Frank A Chapman John J Gilroy Walter A Gelshenen Hugh J Grant William Hecht John D Little W H Lyford Montfort Paul Morton Thomas D Merrill Edwin N Ohl George E Pomeroy Oscar S Straus F A Sterling James Ross Todd W Clarence Martin Also departing for Havre on La Savoie are C F Bates Rev Dr George S Bishop Henry Furber P L Goodwin J Randolph Grymes Edwin Gray Charles R Hopkins David Harrison Count and Countess Odon de Lubersac Dr Gustav Nostrom Edward H Sothern H P Williamson Joseph P Weber Hugh H Young Edwin Trowbridge Hall and others.
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Europe
Lawrence K. Armour
President Butler
Columbia
Samuel Brill
Charles I. Cragin
Frank A. Chapman
John J. Gilroy
Walter A. Gelshenen
Hugh J. Grant
William Hecht
John D. Little
W. H. Lyford
H. N. Montfort
Paul Morton
Thomas D. Merrill
Edwin N. Ohl
George E. Pomeroy
L. S. Plant
Oscar S. Straus
F. A. Sterling
James Ross Todd
W. Clarence Martin
Havre
la Savoie
C. F. Bates
George S. Bishop
Henry Furber
P. L. Goodwin
J. Randolph Grymes
Edwin Gray
Charles R. Hopkins
David Harrison
Odon de Lubersac
Gustav Nostrom
Edward H. Sothern
H. P. Williamson
Joseph P. Weber
Hugh H. Young
W. J. Hardy
Edwin Trowbridge Hall
Death List Of A Day William Stainsby Dies In Newark
William Stainsby chief of the New Jersey Bureau of Labor and Statistics and former State Senator died at his Newark home after a period of unconsciousness. Born in England in 1829 he came to this country at age two and joined the Republican Party in 1856 supporting Frémont. Appointed by Gov Voorhees in 1898 his bureau grew into an important state office. He married Margaret Ann Ballard and left three children, Mrs. J. Franklin Fort, William C. Stainsby, and Miss Lillian Stainsby.
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William Stainsby
Bureau of Labor and Statistics of
New Jersey
Newark
Mr. Stainsby
England
Republican Party
Frémont
Gov. Voorhees
State Bureau of Labor and Statistics
Stainsby
Tainsby
Margaret Ann Ballard
A. E. Ballard
Ocean Grove Cay Eee Association
J. Franklin Fort
William C. Stainsby
Lillian Stainsby
Doctor William D Bullard Dies at 77 in New York Home
Dr. William Duff Bullard of New York City died at his home 54 West Forty-fifth Street. Born in 1872, he graduated from Amherst at age 20 and from the College of Physicians and Surgeons three years later. He served at Post-Graduate Hospital and the Hospital for Ruptured and Crippled, where he was an assistant surgeon at his death. He married Anna Mary Riker in 1912 and belonged to the New York Academy of Medicine and New York Physicians Mutual Aid Association.
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William Duff Bullard
Forty-fifth Street
Jie
Amherst College
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Bullard
Anna Mary Riker
New York Academy of Medicine
New York Physicians’ Mutual Aid Association
Appellate Court to appoint referee in Deuel case
The Appellate Division will appoint a referee to inquire into charges against Justice Deuel. The motion faced opposition from Edward Auterbach, Deuel's counsel, who opposed the referee appointment.
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The
Supreme Court
Justice Deuel
William Travers Jerome
Edward M. Shepard
James W. Osborne
Edward Auterbach
Weather Forecast and Conditions Across Regions
Showery weather persists in the southern Middle Atlantic, Ohio Valley, lake region, and Mississippi Valley. Thunder showers hit Southern Florida and Arkansas. travel winds favor east to south on Thursday for ships to Europe with partly cloudy skies. Forecasts call for showers in Eastern New York, New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware Thursday, with Friday clearing and fresh southwest winds. Temperature readings and humidity levels are listed from the local Weather Bureau station, noting a 24 hour average around 72 and a maximum of 79.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Florida
Arkansas
Grand Banks
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New England
Notable deaths across professions mark yesterday’s obituaries
GEORGE J. Snelus, metallurgist and vice president of the Iron and Steel Institute of Great Britain, died at Ennerdale Hall Cumberland. Mrs. M. B. Clark of New Jersey died in Bellagio Italy aged 60, with husband and daughter present. body shipped to the United States. Dr. John Hazard Henry, 77, homeopathic physician and former president of the Southern Homeopathic Association, died in Montgomery Alabama. Lewis Parker, long-time secretary treasurer of the Trenton Saving Fund and Grand Secretary of New Jersey Odd Fellows, died in Trenton aged 67. William Grosvenor, treasurer of the Grosvenordale Company, died in Providence after apoplexy. Brown University 1860 graduate. Rev. Dr. George M. Barthol, prominent Unitarian in Massachusetts, died in Lancaster aged 6?. survived by widow and five children. Dr. Thomas De L. Burkhalter died in St. Vincent's Hospital of heart disease at 52, formerly Willard Parker House physician and health board inspector. funeral at Grace Church tomorrow.
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George J. Snelus
Iron and Steel Institute of Great Britain
Ennerdale Hall
Fritzington
Cumberland
England
M. B. Clark
I. Clark
New Jersey
Bellagio
Italy
United States
John Hazard Henry
Montgomery
Ala
Southern Homeopathic Association
Lewis Parker
Trenton Saving
William Grosvenor
Grosvenordale Company
Connecticut
Providence
R. I
Brown University
George M. Barthol
Massachusetts
Lancaster
Mass
Barthol
Harvard Divinity School
Thomas DE L. Burkhalter
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Aiken
8. C
Burkhalter
Willard Parker Hospital
June 1906 Weddings in New York City Society Notes
Multiple marriage notices from Manhattan and the Bronx record June 18 to June 20, 1906 weddings. Notables include Antonia Dugro and Frederick Henry Cossitt. May Louise Rogers and James Reginald Foster. Josephine Patton and Samuel Lewis. Helen Richardson and Chester Rice. Marguerite Dulon and Roderick Stephens. Families listed include Dugro Patton Rogers Richardson.
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Cossitt—Dugro
J. M. Hodson
May Louise
Henry Allen Rogers
James Reginald Foster
Lewis Patton
All Angel’s Church
S. de Lancey Townsend
D. D
Josephine Seymour
Samuel Walter
Cecelia de Zouche Patton
Samuel James Lewis
Rice—Richardson
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Sydney K. Evans
Helen Breck
George Wentworth Richardson
Chester Parker Rice
Stephens
St .Ann’s Church
Morrisania
Gibson W. Harris
Marguerite
Rudolf Dulon
Roderick Stephens
New York City
Obituary notices list for June 1906 to 1908 entries
A series of death notices and funeral arrangements for Elizabeth Bronson, Dr. William Bullard, Elizabeth Burling, Benjamin Cook, Adelaide Ellicott, Fannie Judson, Clara Hopps, William Iddings, Alfred Wallace, Archibald Watt. Includes ages, residence addresses, service details, and requests for foreign papers to copy.
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44Th St
Madison Av
Burling
Elizabeth R
Edward Olin Burling
Riverside Av
Newark
Chicago
Baltimore
Cook
Providence
R. I
Benjamin Ladd Cook
Stonington
Conn
Ellicott
Adelaide V
Elias and
Sarah Poor Ellicott
St. John's Church
Judson
Fannie
Charles Gideon Judson
Hopps
Clara
William Hopps
Orange
N. J
William P. Iddings
Wallace
St. Nicholas Place
Alfred Leonard Wallace
Grace Church Chantry
Watt
Commodore Archibald Watt
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Jamaica Channel
Everyman’s Library
Everyman’s
E. P. Dutton & CO
West 23d St
Fordham
Sixty-ninth
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Proctor
Senator
Giant
the President
Reginald de Koven
Miss de Koven
Warrington
Madison Avenue
Mr. de Koven
W. Bayard Cutting
Long Island Place
Aea W. Bayard Cutting, Jr
Switzerland
James Brown Potter
Tuxedo
Shepard Guernsey
Spitzker—Ebuspacher
Ft Y. Lyon
J. W. V. Olcott
Winston Churchill
Coniston
Is Uniform
Richard
the Macmillan Company
5Th Ave
Cpti
M . Garden Work
Clarence M. Weed
Sharsted Court
Kent
Sackville West
John C. Winston CO
Dr. Demarest
Theatre For
Ocean Travelers
L. K. Armour
E. H. Sothern
Deuel
United States Weather Bureau
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell Co
Chelsea
New York Produce Exchange Bank
Outdoor Books
Mabel Osgood Wright
You and
NEW York Times Saturday Review OF Books
Richard Carvel
Henry E. Roscoe
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
J E Avenue
Gramercy
East 230
N. Y. City
Beaton Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record - Herald
Leveland Iain Dealer
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pitteburpatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
St. Louis Republic
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Syracuse Post-Standard
Washington Post
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