Mayor Gaynor Addresses Children on Fourth of July
Mayor Gaynor has written a 1912 Independence Day letter to New York City school children urging intelligent voting and virtue to prevent despotism. City Fourth of July plans include speeches by Sen. O German and Rep. Patten, a Riverside Drive fireworks display, and a large parade starting at Fraunces Tavern with Grand Marshal Col. John B. Holland.
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New York
W. J. Gaynor
William H. Maxwell
Maxwell
Upper West Side
West 102d Street
West 109Th Street
Grant
National Guard
O’german
Patten
Twenty-second Regiment
Sixty-seventh Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Riverside Drive
101St Street
Stamford
Conn
Pagean
Greenwich
Kings Highway Board of Trade
Kings Highway
Kings Highway. the Programme Will Begin With A Parade, In Which the Children of
Fraunces's Tavern
Broad Street
Broadway
City Hall
John B. Holland
George Mahon
Charles J. Ahearn
William H. Washington
Trinity
St. Paul
Jacob A. Cantor
Manhattan
George McAneny
City Hall Park
Nathan Hale
Employment Notices and Classified Ads Policy
The Times states it does not accept ads that do not clearly state employment terms. Ads seeking sample payments or deposits are excluded. Commission based ads must state conditions, and the paper aims to help applicants by avoiding misleading postings.
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New York Times
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Wanted clerks and saleswoman at New Jersey and Brooklyn shops
Wanted order clerk in drafting room at Ransome Concrete Machinery Co Dunellen New Jersey must know common machine parts salary negotiable prepares drawings Also thoroughly experienced glove saleswoman for glove store apply M I Downing 504 Fulton Street Brooklyn NY
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Ransome Concrete Machinery Co
Dunellen
N. J
M. I. Downing
Fulton St
Brooklyn
Help Wanted Classified Ads From The New York Times
A compilation of bulleted job listings from the Times Downtown including boy laboratory helper, circulation solicitor, draughtsmen, foreign mail clerk, insurance brokers, printing estimator, commission salesmen, stenographer, iron estimator, salesman East and city, middle West coats and suits, janitor near Times Square, and a farm working foreman near New York with wages and location details.
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Canada
C. B. Comstock
East 26Th St
Middle West
New York
Credential Employment Corporation seeks office positions
Employment bureaus advertise high grade office jobs for men and women. Credential Employment Corporation lists 253 Broadway as its agency address, inviting applicants to apply for commercial employment.
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Commercial
Credential Employment Corporation
Broadway
Beav er County Bribery Probe Opens Inquest Into Vote Selling
Judge Holt orders hundreds of voters to court for next week as Beaver County investigates bribery linked to the recent primary. Allegations center on saloonkeepers financing campaigns and disbursed funds totaling thousands, with U S Marshal Porter cited and state official Johnson subpoenaed for questions about where funds originated and how used.
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New York Times
Pittsburgh
Holt
Beaver County
Adams County
Ohio
Beaver
Matthew Stanley Quay
United States
E. H. Porter
Republican County Committee
Citizens’ Committee
Marshal Porter
Mr. Johnson
Philadelphia
Charles Johnson
Norristown
Republican State Committee
Johnson
L. M. Sebring
Porter
Sebring
Dog Attacks Municipal Street Scene Injures Several Children
A stray Irish terrier bit multiple youngsters in front of homes on West Thirty‑first and Twenty‑eighth Streets and Ninth Avenue. Police officers captured and shot the dog after it mauled Matt Field, John Monahan, George Howard, and baby Sotirrobulis. The dog’s head was sent to the Health Department for rabies testing.
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Matthew Field
Westhirty-seventh Street
Thirty-fifth Street
Ninth Avenue
Policeman Horn
West Thirtyseventh Street
Homan
New York Hospital
John Monahan
West Twenty-eighth Street
George Howard
Shanley
John Sotirrobulis
French Hospital
Falk
Meinike
Twenty-eighth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Health Department
Providence Man Stabbed to Death on Street
The body of Antonio Trigiano, 27, was found on Wood Street Bristol. He was stabbed and possibly lured there to be murdered. Police believe a scuffle occurred nearby and the victim may have faced threats from a former admirer of Amita Triano.
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New York Times
Providence
R. I
Antonio Trigiano
Frank Cabral
Wood Street
Bristol
Trigiano
Fred Williams
Amita Triano
Pennsylvania Railroad Faces Imminent Trainmen Strike
Negotiations between the Federated Board of Trainmen and the Pennsylvania Railroad stalled after most points were settled. The central committee debated strike action as managers offered arbitration on two disputes including Monongahela Division pay and electrification. A strike could be ordered if no agreement is reached by tomorrow morning.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Federated Board of Trainmen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Central Committee
Long
Federated Board
Monongahela
New York
General Committee
Monongahela Oa
George S. Sines
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Brotherhood of Railway
J. W. Lee
Barber Morris Walker Arrested After Grand Central Scuffle
Vin cent Soden a Manhattan Street messenger described as delivering a box of dresses to Mrs C Neidhart of 550 West 158th Street was assaulted by Morris Walker a barber of 149 East 116th Street at Grand Central. Soden chased Walker who allegedly posed as Mrs Neidhart's husband to claim 73% worth of garments and fled with the box before police took Walker into custody.
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Morris Walker
East 116Th Street
Vincent Soden
Manhattan Street
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Walker
Suffragists Stop a Train in Bronxville Open Air Meeting
Westchester County held its first large open air suffrage gathering in Depot Square Bronxville under the banner Votes for Women. A central New York Central officer halted a passing train when he spotted the placard, prompting the sign’s temporary relocation to Bronxville ground. Speakers included Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch and John M. Trout, with a bugler from Tuckahoe.
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Westchester County
Depot Square
Bronxville
New York Central
Woman’s Political Union
William L. Colt
Bronxville Woman Suffrage Association
Harriet Stanton Blatch
New York
John M. Trout
Westchester County Civic League
Tuckahoe
Custer Cadets
Mothers of the Cadets
Custer
Mount Vernon
Five Woonsocket Women Searched As Murder Case Proceeds
Investigators narrowed the Woonsocket murder probe to five missing women while discarding cemetery clothes as related. Detectives traced discarded garments to Mrs F Provincial and planned a Manville Pond search for the victim’s clothing and the missing head. Witnesses heard screams from an automobile in May and Dr Myers reexamined the body without identifying marks.
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New York Times
Providence
Woonsocket
Woodlawn
Manville Pond
Sergt
John T. Sutton
F. Provincial
Andrew Woodward
Sutton
Opening Summer School At New York University
New York University’s Summer School enters its eighteenth year starting Monday July 1 with expected record attendance. Over 150 courses in academic and professional subjects are offered. Noted instructors include Ayres Hanmer Perry and many university and school officials from across the East and Midwest. The Education of Detectives course opened June 24 under Goddard and Gessell with a large national enrollment. The Model School for 100 defective children will begin July 1.
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New York University
Leonard P. Ayres
Lee F. Hanmer
Clarence A. Perry
The
Sage Foundation
William F. Barr
Drake University
W. K. Boyd
Trinity College
North Carolina
J. Carleton Bell
Arthur C. Perry
John S. Roberts
New York City
Henry H. Goddard
Vineland
N. J
Gessell
Yale
United States
Fish-at-cost market near Queensboro Bridge sells out again
On the second day the fish market at Fifty-ninth Street and First Avenue again sold out within an hour of opening at 9 AM. Demand drew shoppers from across the city, including Bronx residents, as 4,000 pounds were planned to be on sale today. The Citizens' Committee, led by Thomas A. Fulton, praised the venture and aims to add vegetables and fruits bought direct from producers at cost with a small margin soon.
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Fifty-ninth Street
First Avenue
Bronx
Citizens’ Committee
Thomas A. Fulton
Housewives’ League
Consumers’ Organizations
Settle Meat Boycott Ends With New Prices
Philadelphia report states that meat butchers will sell meat at 16 and 17 cents a pound instead of 18 and 20. The settlement may upset many Jewish residents as Chicago beef from packing houses is deemed unkosher by Rabbi B L Levinthal. Under the agreement, further reductions and changes under rabbinic supervision are planned after three months.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Chicago
B. L. Levinthal
Rabbi Levinthal
Eddy residuary bequest case denied rehearing
The New Hampshire Supreme Court denied a rehearing in the suit over the legality of Mary Baker Eddy's residuary bequest to the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston. George W. Glover seeks voiding the bequest and division of about 2 million dollars with Dr. Ebenezer J. Foster Eddy.
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Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Supreme Court
Glover
Burr Losses Appeal Over Work Estate Delays
The Appellate Division dismissed Carl S. Burr Jr.'s appeal from a Surrogates Court ruling that stopped his bid to halt administration of Frank Work's estate. Burr, once linked to Work's stables, alleged executors concealed codicils that could grant him a share, but the court found no suspicious basis to support the charges.
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Supreme Court
Carl S. Burr, Jr
Frank Work
Burr
Work
Airship visits Battery over Manhattan crowds
Frank Goodale, a youthful New Jersey aeronaut, cruised a dirigible through lower Manhattan from the Palisades to City Hall Park and the Woolworth Building. He performed a maypole routine at City Hall, saluted ironworkers atop the Woolworth, then drifted over Broadway before ending his flight in Battery Park and returning toward Jersey.
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Frank Goodale
New Jersey
Hudson
Palisades
Lower Broadway
Goodale
City Hall Park
City Hall
Woolworth
Broadway
Battery Park
Mauretania Arrives From Liverpool With Passengers And Mail
The Cunard liner Mauretania arrived from Liverpool with 272 first class 216 second class and 601 third class passengers and 2650 sacks of mail. Captain Turner noted two days of bad weather delayed arrival. Exdock official McDougall Hawkes aboard spoke of a Paris meeting of the French Institute and a New York French art exhibit next spring featuring Latouche Cannon Chabas and Bensard. Mrs Elmer O Weld carried her husband Rev Elmer O Weld who was killed in London by a motor omnibus to Grace Church Brooklyn for his funeral.
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Elmer O. Weld
London
Cockspur Street
Charing Cross
Grace Church
Brooklyn
Royal romance ends in Rogers Park wedding
Alfred Duncan Mackey, once royal rainer for King Edward VII, wed Miss Louise C. House on a Windsor Castle romance that began three years ago. The ceremony took place on a Rogers Park lawn. The couple will live on a farm Mackey bought in Idaho after arriving in the U.S. ten months ago.
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Windsor Castle
Rogers Park
Alfred. Duncan. Mackey
Edward VII
Louise C. House
York
Miss House
Mr. Mackey
United States
Idaho
Accuse Pacific Line Men of San Francisco Smuggling
A Hongkong transcript to United States official alleges graft by trans Pacific ship officers. Quock Lim testified that on June 9 1911 twenty seven Chinese stowaways were placed aboard the Manchuria for smuggling into San Francisco. Payment allegedly reached five thousand per woman and eleven hundred per man.
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trans-Pacific Steamship
Anderson
Hongkong
United States
John McNab
Uock Lim
Manchuria
Quock
Drowned Teenager in Newark Bay and Other Bayonne News
In Bayonne Anthony Marcico 19 and four companions bathed by a rowboat in Newark Bay off Fifty second Street. Marcico drowned as he could not swim. A man about 45 was found dead in New York Bay. Orange identifies the killed Miss Clara Kluszek 18 a domestic in the Bradshaw household. In Califon William Hartrun shows a seven foot black snake he killed after it attacked him and a companion while driving.
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Anthony Marcico
Avenue C
Newark Bay
Fifty-second Street
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New York Bay
Lackawanna
Clara Kluszek
Percy H. Bradshaw
Tremont Place
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Califon
William Hartrun
Here
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