Montclair Opens New Lackawanna Terminal with Parade
Montclair celebrated the opening of the new 490000 dollar Lackawanna terminal and the Bloomfield double track with a formal ceremony at the station and a hotel luncheon for 100 guests. President Truesdale and railroad officials attended as Mayor Hinck presided and speakers praised the project. An auto procession of nearly 100 decorated cars paraded through town ending at the station.
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New York Times
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N. J
Montr
Lackawanna Terminal
Bloomfield
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Truesdale
Lackawanna Railroad
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Ellis P. Farle
Starr J. Murphy
Hotel
Ernest C. Hinek
Ernest C. Hinck
Lackawanna
Montclair Terminal
New Jersey
Morris & Essex Ailroad
Montclair Opens Elegant Lackawanna Terminal Officials Laud Project
Montclair celebrated the formal opening of the $500000 Lackawanna terminal with remarks by President Truesdale and local officials praising the project. The station features Grecian Doric design, a main waiting room with marble terrazzo floor, bronze clock, tapestry brick walls, and long concrete train platforms with protective canopies.
Progressive Club of Flatbush to Endorse Whitman for Mayor
The Progressive Club of Flatbush plans a mass meeting to back District Attorney Whitman for mayor. President Gillmann says the club, a leading Brooklyn Progressive group, is nearly united in support despite Seidmann blocking a prior committee report. A July 9 on‑air mass meeting on club grounds will feature speakers urging Whitman’s nomination and election.
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Whitman
Brooklyn
C. F. ‘Gilmann
Gillmann
National Progressive Party
New York City
Eni
New York County
Joseph A. Seidmann
Wolub
Seidmann
Eimann
Wanamaker Party to Visit Pueblo Indians With Wilson Voice
Dr. Joseph Kossuth Dixon leads Rodman Wanamaker expedition of citizenship arriving in Albuquerque. The group will visit Pueblo villages to hear President Wilson’s voice via phonograph and pledge allegiance at ceremonies, covering 22,042 miles on an itinerary from Philadelphia to eighty-nine reservations.
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Philadelphia
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New Mexico
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William Howard Taft
Fort Wadsworth
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Congress
St Wadsworth
Indian Affairs
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Secretary of the Interior
New York
Dr. Dixon
Pueblo
Santa Fé
Pacific Coast
Nebraska
Colorado
Idaho
Missouri
New England
Navy Announces Sea Cruise for Atlantic Fleet In Fall
The Hudson River naval review is canceled this year. A fleet cruise of 21 dreadnoughts and first line battleships will visit European waters this fall, starting in October and ending before Christmas, with torpedo boat destroyers possibly joining. Summer maneuvers off Long Island will proceed August 1 as a joint Army and Navy exercise.
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New York
Secretary of the Navy
Atlantic Fleet
Charles J. Badger
Atlantic
European
Fiske
Washington
Long Island
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Lo Island- Narragansett
William Chamberlaine
Coast Artillery Corps
Arkansas
Orida
Cameron McR. Winslow
Louisiana
Vermont
Rhode Island
Virginia
Zerillo Appeals Denies Confession in Hudson River Theft Ring
Frank Zerillo, a longtime truck and horse thief operative along the Hudson, was convicted on receiving stolen goods. He vowed to appeal, denying any confession and blaming Isi dore Rader. Judge Swann condemned the common defense tactic, noting Zerillo’s alleged horse theft network and letters linking drivers, dealers, and a citywide horse-trading trust.
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Hudson River
Isidore Rader
A. Solovel
Zerillo
Solovel
Moskowitz
Swann
Rader
Bostwick
Joseph Belletur
West Twenty-fourth Street
Samuel Jaquinto
Belletur
Aquinto
Dougherty
Newark
bin, & Man
W. J. Mackin Leaves Estate Worth 19981
William J. Mackin who with Joseph Ullman ran the Bridge Whist Club in 1905 at 20 Philadelphia Street Saratoga left a net estate of 19981 at his death on Oct 25 per yesterday's appraisal. The Saratoga clubhouse and land valued at 8000 and his NYC residence equity at 17500 is tied to a 80000 property. Securities amounting to 18500 were held as collateral on a 15000 loan. All property goes to his wife Mrs Margaret B Mackin.
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William J. Mackin
Joseph Ullman
Bridge Whist
Philadelphia Street
Saratoga
Saratoga Springs
New York City
West Forty-fifth Street
Mackin
Atlantic City
N. J
Margaret B. Mackin
New Japanese Consul Arrives in City
Kametaro Iijima arrived at Grand Central Station from Japan and will assume duties as Japanese Consul General tomorrow. Formerly a councilor in Tokyo’s government, he is regarded as a skilled diplomat. He was greeted by Acting Consul General Kurusu and others including Y Saito and R Ichinomiya.
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Japan
Tokio
Grand Central Station
Kurusu
Y. Saito
Ichinomiya
New York
Yokohama Speech Bank
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