Whitman Campaign Opens NY Headquarters for Mayoral Bid
The Whitman League of the City of New York opened executive offices and Broadway storefronts at the Hotel McAlpin to promote District Attorney Whitman for mayor. The group aims to mobilize 100000 registered voters across parties, seeking endorsements from Progressive Republican and Fusion lines.
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Whitmans
Whitman League
City of New York
McAlpin
Broadway
Thirtyfourth Street
Whitman
Friends
League
Justice Mortimer ©. Addams
Gen
Emery
Benjamin F. Tracy
Joseph H. William M. K. Olcott
Guts Runkel
Frank Paterno
Elbridge
A. Parker Nevin
Thomas M. Turner
Moses Temum
John Henry Wood
Chandler White
Bly Rosenberg
Birrell
Mr. Whitman
Discus
New York City
Hitman
Ee Ee
Fender
Tie
Postmaster Burleson to Place More Boxes on Broadway
Postmaster General Burleson informed The Broadway Association that additional letter boxes will be installed along Broadway from Twenty third to Fifty ninth Street. Merchants have complained about sparse boxes, forcing patrons to fetch mail from loft buildings and hotels, which inconveniences outsiders and annoys hotel proprietors.
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Burleson
Broadway Association
Broadway
Twenty-third
Fiftyninth Street
Car Duel Delays Sixth Avenue Car After Heated Exchange
A Sixth Avenue street car from Fifty ninth Street yesterday morning ran into a long dispute between a rear-seat passenger and the conductor over which car was bound downtown. The quarrel, halted only by an inspector at the Forty-fifth Street area, left the angry rider vowing to pursue the matter with railway officials. Meanwhile the open car carried a crowded mix of passengers, including four women occupying the second rear seat and another woman on the third seat, with extra space unused ahead.
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Sixth Avenue
Fifty Ninth Street
Seventh Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
West Twentythird Street
Forty-second Street
Counse
Baker Leaves Notable Will To Charity And Relatives
Frederick Baker longtime president of Baker and Williams warehouses died at his home. His probate filing estimates more than 25 000 in realty and more than 25 000 in personal property. The will provides life income from trusts for nieces and nephews, with principal to relatives on death, and a life residue for Frances E Baker with subsequent allocations to Presbyterian Hospital Foreign Missions Society and Free Home for Destitute Young Girls of New York City.
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Frederick Baker
Baker & Williams
Washington Street
Fifth Avenue
Frances E. Baker
Presbyterian Hospital
Foreign Missions Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Free Home
New York City
Suffragist Helen Greely Confronts City Hall Guard
New York suffragist Helen Hoy Greely faced a Philadelphia City Hall guard when asked to show a permit during a City Hall Plaza meeting. She declared the protest a noble cause and continued speaking while guards remained nearby.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Helen Hoy Greely
New York
City Hall
City Hall Plaza
Mrs. Greely
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Baker Aids Charities
James McCreary
James McCreery & Co
Thirty-fourth Street
34Th Street
Paris
Ascot
Pompadour
Dresden
Regie Meade
Rep
Madras
Stern Brothers
Val
At &E
West Twenty-third and
Twenty-second Streets
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