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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1908

Page

3

Sperry to Bring the Fleet Home From Magdalena Bay

Rear Admiral Evans to haul down his flag May 8 due to ill health and will be temporarily relieved by Rear Admiral Thomas. Sperry will take command of the fourth division for the fleet home from San Francisco, with Wainwright Schroeder and Potter assisting. The plan shifts ensure the fleet returns intact by July 6, with Evans later retiring August 18.

Seaton Schroeder Richard Wainwright William P. Potter Admiral Sperry Metcalf Evans California Admiral Evans Hampton Roads San Francisco Magdalena Bay Lower California San Diego Cal Connecticeut United States Georgia Emery Connecticut Sperry Thomas Department Atlantic Fleet Pacific Fleet Dayton Congress Navy New York Naval Academy Spain New York Navy Yard Wainwright

Italian fugitive mule seized in New York bakeshop

Italian authorities had mule arrested at 887 East Thirty-second Street by request of the Italian ambassador as a murder fugitive. Mule, long linked to sicilian brigand bands and Black Hand activity, denied talk. Detective Petrosino identified the baker in New York as the brigand of Caltabellotto.

Pellegrino Mule Thirty-second Street Mule Petrosino Muse Sicily Dagostino Carabinieri Pumilia Caltabellotto Italy New York

Westminster Church Struck From Presbytery Rolls

The New York Presbytery voted unanimously to remove Westminster Presbyterian Church in West Twenty-first Street from its rolls after a four year controversy. The church closed three weeks ago and its leadership and board are dissolved. A valuable property on West Twenty-third Street, valued at 300000 dollars, remains in the Presbytery trustees' control. The Rev. Dr. H G Mendenhall, pastor for over a year, is ousted.

John FE. Heartt New York Presbytery Westminster Church West Twenty-third Street

Plan to Unite City Colleges and High Schools

A city education commission reports after fifteen months of hearings on merging the College of the City of New York the Normal College and training schools. Recommendations include ultimate consolidation under one board and President with deans, elimination of the training schools, and training all city teachers in city high schools.

McClellan College of the City of New York Normal College College City of City College Cit College Whic Egerton L. Winthrop, Jr Board of Education William N. Wilmer Patrick F. McGowan Board of Aldermen Herman A. Metz James Byrne Lee Kohns Henry H. Sherman Wilmer Normal Colege Edward M. Shepard The Edward Lauterbach Burlingham Julia Richman John H. Finley Museums of Art Botanical and Zoological Gardens Aquarium Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences Maxwell Stuyvesant Manhattan College of the City of New York

Dyed Dog Dies as Bronx Suit Goes to Court

An embalmed Pomeranian, once sold to Mrs. Goldnick, becomes Exhibit A in her husband Emil Goldnick’s suit for 50 dollars over misrepresentation. The case, heard by Magistrate Joseph, cites mange and ringworm allegedly contracted by the woman, with a second suit for 1000 dollars in the works.

Emil Goldnick Ockton Place The Bronx Jules Ferand West Forty-sixth Street Joseph Fifty-fourth Street Ferand

Controller Metz Receives Pro-Fanity Coupons

A visitor triggered Metz by speaking loudly and he handed a small coupon reading Please do not swear or use obscene or profane language. The Anti Profanity League sent many coupons and Metz welcomed them.

Mr. Metz

Fashionable dress goods with striped and check fabrics

The article advertises sheer soft fabrics with medium and broad stripes and checks in many color combinations on white or natural linen. It notes improved fit and style, a flat hip emphasis, and added height and length, with prices from 85 cents to 2.75 per yard. Width 44 inches.

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