$3,060,000 Plan to Make New York Schoolhouses Safe
The Board of Education calls on the Board of Estimate to issue $3,000,000 in corporate stock to upgrade New York City schools. Superintendent Snyder proposes selective demolition of older buildings and major safety reforms after Collinwood’s disaster. Several Manhattan Bronx Brooklyn and Queens buildings listed for closure or tearing down as unsafe. The Board also rejects a $8170 fine for a city inspector over piano substitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Board of Estimate
Public
New York
C. B. J. Snyder
New York City
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
Snyder
Collinwood
Ohio
Old City of
East Twelfth Street
The
Supt
Maxwell
Committee of Buildings
C. W. Cameron
School Fire Drill Tests 2600 Pupils Exits In 1 Minute 85 Seconds
A test fire drill at Public School No. 76 in New York, led by lecturer R G Knowles, had 2,600 pupils evacuate in one minute 85 seconds while Knowles filmed the exit. Principal Mary A. McGovern oversaw the exercise. Pupils did not know if it was a real fire or a drill until the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Knowles
Lexington Avenue
Sixty-eighth Street
Mary A. McGovern
Dolls Four Thousand Years Old Exhibit Draws Crowd
The Pen and Brush Club hosted a talk on world costumes using Boo dolls from Mrs Laura B Jarr. Dolls ranged from 200 to 4000 years old with items from Italy Nile India and China. An Empress Eugénie doll loaned by a former participant highlighted period attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen and Brush Club
Twenty-fourth Street
Laura B. Jarr
Italy
Nile
India
Peking
Empress Eugénie
Leases by Public Service Board Up for Review
At the Sinking Fund Commission meeting friction resurfaced between city officials and the Public Service Commission over leases issued by the Public Service Board. Leases for various amounts were presented for approval but were withheld pending investigation by City Chamberlain Martin, after calls for inquiry and possible referral to the Controller. Former Mayor Schieren urged tax exemption for the Academy of Music in Brooklyn as an educational semi public building, with no definite action taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Sinking Fund Commission
Public Service Board
Sinking Fund Commissioners
Martin
City Chamberlain
Charles A. Schieren
Brooklyn
New Academy of Music
Sounds and machines fill Carnegie Hall lecture night
Prof. James Homans lectured at the New Thought College on sound and music effects. A live demonstration of sound waves on screen failed when the machine scratched the glass, leaving attendees disappointed yet intrigued by notes and the e'dophone sand art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Thought College
Carnegie Hall
James Ha&Homans
Homans
National Society of Musical Therapeutics
Sheldon
Eva Vescelius
Vescelius
Jackson Before Grand Jury Ends Probe Raises Questions
Attorney General Jackson sat with the Grand Jury for a half hour as the panel reportedly finished questions on the Hamilton Bank matter. Receiver Frank White testified that Jackson sought to split fees, with Jackson apparently expanding to other concerns from his office. The investigation by legislators is slated to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Grand Jury
Mr. Jackson
Frank White
Hamilton Bank
White
McCormack Named Tax Commissioner After Muller's Dismissal
Mayor McClellan appointed Charles J. McCormack to succeed Nicholas Muller as Tax Commissioner. Muller was removed for delinquency, with a $7,000 annual salary attached. McCormack, ex-Sheriff and Democratic leader, defeated Muller in last year’s primary. speculation linked the move to politics. John E. Bowe was named Deputy Commissioner of Water Supply to replace McCormack, earning $2,500 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
Charles J. McCormack
Nicholas Muller
Muller
Richmond
McCormack
O'Brien
John E. Bowe
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Stapleton
Grand Jury May Probe Hunt's Point Park Purchase
Commissioner of Accounts Mitchel indicated a grand jury might investigate the city’s $238,000 purchase of Hunt's Point Park, far above the assessed $4,300. Details emerged amid ongoing Bronx Borough President Haffen probe. testimony cited Granite used in the new Court House and Bronx Architectural Company payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchel
Grand
Buck's Harbor
Bronx Architectural Company
Garvan
Army officer reassignments and leave announced
The United Service reports changes in Medical Department officers including Major T A Raymond reassigned to San Antonio Texas and Major Randall to Fort Ethan Allen Vermont. First Lieutenant L Turtle assumes Florida construction duties and J A Thomas and B R Wade reassigned to San Francisco and California. Major T B Kagan and Captain W H Bertsch to Governors Island work as witnesses in court martial. Captain J W Grissinger granted two month leave effective May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Medical Department
T. A. Raymond
United States
San Antonio
Texas
W. P. Kendall
Rendall
Fort Ethan Allen
Department of the East
L. Turtle
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Dade
Fort de Soto
Florida
J. A. Thomas
Coast Artillery
B. R. Wade
San Francisco
Department of California
T. B. Kagan
Twelfth Cavalry
W. H. Bertsch
Fourth Infantry
Governors Island
New York
J. A. Pearson
Seventh Cavalry
J. W. Grissinger
Navy officers assigned to Idaho and personnel
Tieut. G. W. Logan to duty in connection with fitting out the Idaho and to serve as navigating officer on raid when commissioned. Paymaster R. O'Leary to duty as assistant to general storekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieut
G. W. Logan
Idaho
R. O'Leary
Navy yard commissions three ships at Mare Island Cal
The navy yard at Mare Island Cal commissioned the EDS boats Davis Farragut and Fox on March 2. Arrivals included vessels from Tennessee Washington and California at Redon and from Hongkong to Swatow South Dakota to Santa Barbara Channel with other routes via San Francisco to Magdalena Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Washington
California
Redon
Denver
Hongkong
Swatow
South Dakota
San Diego
Santa Barbara
Dolphin
Norfolk
Relief
San Francisco
Magdalenia Bay
EDS
Davis
Farragut
Fox
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Cal
Court Calendars for Thursday March 26 News
The docket lists United States Circuit Court Judge Hough in Room 43 at 10 30 A M for an Admiralty case and United States District Court Judge Adams in Room 66 for Admiralty 120 Lennon Steamboat Henrietta. Additional sessions include Surrogates Court Trial Term in Room 9 and several City Court terms with calendar items and passed cases. The long list covers numerous defendants and docket numbers across multiple courts with open calendars and pass for the day entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court—Hough
United States District Court—Adams
United States District Court
Holt
Supreme Court schedules multiple terms and case lists
The document records appellate and special term calendars for the New York Supreme Court and Surrogates Court, noting opening times and case movements. It lists numerous parties, companies, and docket numbers across several parts and trial terms, with proceedings including ex parte business and inquest entries.
Court docket notices show multiple judge assignments
Supreme Court docket lists Katie E Morgan against Sam Tanenbaum before Judge O Gormen. City Court entries include Jacob Schorr against Hyman Cessler before Judge Conlan, Harris Pied against Francisco Coppola before Judge Harris, and Charles W Hunter against Henry Rundt before Judge Finelite with partners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
O’gormen
Katie E Morgan
Sam Tanenbaum
R. W. Jenkins
City Court
Supreme Court Docket Highlights Multiple Civil Cases
The docket lists cases before Supreme Court justices including O Gorman Peck and Hendrick. Notable matters involve Emmett Murphy Hawley Keil Bernstein Rosenzweig and Manhattan Transit Company, plus entities Realty Operating Co Bauhahn Realty Co and Dollar Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
O'’Gorman
J.—Peck
Peck
Emmett Murphy
Hawley
Keil
Thomas
William F Carell
Sutorius
Freeborn
Dollar Savings Bank
van Valkenbergh
William T. Keleher
Supreme Court Special Term and Trial Docket Listed
Thursday March 26 supreme court special term trials with judge Clark day calendar listing numerous case pairs such as Harden Malone, Jefferson Jefferson, Beet Canda, Mittnacht Dil, McCord Mead among others. Trial Term Part I to Part VII with Carr Burr Stapleton Blackmar Aspinall Kelly Maddox and others. Day calendar shows case numbers and parties including City of New York NYRR Sears Kroeger Piano Co and Nassau RR. Only ready causes will be passed for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownstone Building
Chambers Street
City Court
Schmuck
Cohen
Y City
Byough-same
Y Hospital-Bien
McCarthy
Crane- Damsky
Stern-Kessler
Rariden- Menditz
Boyle-McDonald
Goldner-Fed
Osborne
NY City
Armstrong
Same
Brownstone
Millerseme
Zeemberz-Kern
Sussmann
Sandowicz
Angelus
Richman
Mastrangelo - Andrews
Scharmberger-Perlman
Pickering-Bush Co
Harris-Ziegfeld
Goldblatt-Stern
Silberstein-Levy
North German Lloyd
Lander-Buermann
Lewine
Interborough R TC
Weiss
NY City Ry
Auerbachsame
Dousaine
Grave-same
Cochrane
Burgharadt-Gould
Stern
Haas
Casino Liquor Co
McNally
N Y NY City
Wiliamsigel
Delehaniy- UN
Segal
Ahoo— Cacciopelo-Velmaches
McCuigan
Engelbach-Satch
McLeanconville Brew Co
Halliday- Weiler
Court OF General Sessions
Foster
Marshall and Genterman
John Murphy
Cecilia de Julian
Hyman _Lebenson
Morris Abrams
Giovanni Bollettina
Vito Bollettina
Antonio Bollettina
Joseph Hart
Salvatore Cangialori
Charles Sorgin
Francesco Paddano
Israel Fuicht
Albert J. Bathon
Charles James
John Griffin
Frank Juliano
Frank Saliano
Samuel Zucker
Florence Putter
James Ryan
David Frank
George E. Wilson
John Muldoon
Joseph Dugan
Gullio Guagno
Charles Roemer
Marshall Wells
Swann
Smyth and O'Connor
People
Carmela di Marco
Hubert M. Byrne
Michele Mannino
Giovanni Spero
Abraham Gordon
Byron Gould
Alias Bromsen A. Gronning
John Kenny
John Hayes
Harry Gordon
Charles R Barbery
Andrew O'Brien
Walter Lawrence
Patrick Fay
Crain
McGuire and
Appleton
John Ernst
Ernest Baumgartner
Thomas Snyder
Gertie Gilly
Joseph Gilly
Florence Wood
Rocco Chafe
Patrick Oates
Joseph M. Strong
Malone
Train
Derby
Derby For the People.—Opens At 10:30 A. M. 1—Harry Landau. 2—Salvatore Formica
Joseph T. Ryan
Samuel Miles
Isaac Hunter
Isabelle Schultze
Edw. Waltner
Josiah Julius
Charles B. Hilton
Lroy Staub
David J. P. McNabb
Harry Stein
Harry Cohen
Rosalsky
Mulqueen
Hart and Manley
Sergio Campagnola
Julius Frank
Thyman Shiner
Edward C. Gibbs
Harry Meyer
Morris A. Yagendorf
b—Lacy M. de Mass
Harry F. Dwyer
Thomas J. Mulligan
Fred. Schonland
Supreme Court
Clark
Harden-Malone
Jefferson-Jefferson
McCord-Mead
Maziroff-Simon
Kordes - Kordes
Ross-Worstell
Brook-Bridgman
Leaver City of
New York
Beake’s Dairy Co-Berns
Carr
Burr
Stapleton
Blackmar
Aspinall
Kelly
Maddox
Levengood-Nessau
Levengood-Nessau RR. 5251—McLan
City of
Kraft
Zimmerman
UN Ry
McNanny
Kohlsdorf-Wolverton
Pearing-Ebeling
Stoessel
Pecherello- Bauer
Eyre
Sullivan
Meyer-Co& Gravesend
Capper
le Bars
Bookstayer
Coney I & Brr
Golden- Cady
Flynn
Lough- Yin
Standard Oil Co
McCormack
Court calendar entries and adjournment notice
The list outlines numerous cases and parties including Tarrant Naumer Giordano Catispado Zolzer Geierl Pedersen Cassidy Brenner Donovan Colombo Sharp Fanning Marshall Peoples Trust Co Barnett Murray Starko Sadykin Seiderman Lazarus Donaldson Shaw Clark Lehman Clayin Markey Hendrickson Mandolin Mangel Portnoy Walsh Reagan Drechsel Lonardeli Turner Kronheimer Goldenberg Jakobsen Hathcock Wilcox Pelletreau Nolan Kirowicz Corbett Fuller Richmond Braithwaite Wilking Shea Garrity Stewart Asp Milhaus Werstein Steff Kello Nassau RR projects and NY City RR, plus civil county court calendar items. The calendar notes the highest number reached on a regular call and that the court term calendar is adjourned until April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Same
Tarrant-Naumer
Colombo- Hart
Sharp-Stevens
Fanning
N. Y City
Marshall
If R_ R
Peoples’ Trust Co-Powell, &c
Barnett
Murray-Nassau
Starko
City of NY
Sample
Welch
Litrownick
Sadykin
Seiderman
nui—Lazarus
Donaldson
Luna Park Co
Shaw
Clark
H R R
Lehman
Clayin
Markey
Buvs—Stalters
Hendrickson
Roar
Mandolin
Titton
Mangel-Nassau
Portnoy- Walsh
Reagan-Maher
Drechsel-Nassau R
Lonardelil
L & Ww R
Braithwaite
Y City
Rotal
Wilking-Wilking
County Court and Supreme Court Day Calendar Notes
The entry lists county court entries for Feopl De Witt Thompson and others and Supreme Court divisions Part I and II with judges Tompkins, Marschauser, and others. It references cases or docket notes including 495 Rideau Westinghouse, 406 497 Gilbert fame, and Fowler Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
C. J
Feopl de Witt Thompson
Antonio Mattucio
Daniel Keogh
John Donato
Morrillo H. Gregory
John Welrn
Supreme Court
Tompkins
Morschauser
Rideau-Westinghouse
Church, Kerr & Co
Gilbert-fame
Marschauser, J
Gou— Fowler-Carpenter
Court Trial Term Opens at Seventy-fifth Precinct NYC
Calendar for Thursday March 26 shows a trial term at the Seventy-fifth Police Precinct Building Long Island City with District Attorney Ira G. Darrin and assistants presenting for the People. Case numbers include 2083 Cosino Marcci 2084 Carlo Ontanello 2095 Charles Kies 1940 Edward Hess 2065 Frank Hopkins 2020 Marie Di Donati 209 Joseph Klausewski 2006 John Lukaszewski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventy-fifth
Fourth Street
Vernon Avenue
Long Island City
Humphrey, J
Ira G. Darrin
Keilog Ane McKennee
Cosino Marcci
Carlo Ontanello
Charles Kies
Edward Hess
Frank Hopkins
Marie di Donati
Joseph Klausewski
John Lukaszewsk
Bankruptcies and Receiver Appointments Hit New York Firms
A crowded list of insolvencies and bankruptcy petitions emerges involving A Murray Jenks Mount Vernon architect, Schwab Manufacturing Company, Seligman Bachenheimer, Eleanor Teal, Leavens Le Fevre, Eckhardt furniture dealers, Kaufman Advertising Agency, B Friedman Brothers furriers, East River Marble Company, Helm Campbell Company, Felt Malakoff builders, and many creditors. Receivers named include A Gordon Murray and Adrian J. Myers with assets and liabilities noted. the cases span furniture, printing, stationers, marble, advertising, and construction sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Murray Jenks
A. Murray Jenks
Mount Vernon
Schwab’ Manufacturing Company
Holt
A. Gordon Murray
Schwab
Avenue Dd
Seligman Bachenheimer
Third Avenue
Bachenheimer & Guhraner
Eleanor M. Teal
Wyoming
Seventh Avenue
Fifty-fifth Street
Osborn & Co
William §.Kinzey
William Reiman
Madam MecNey
George de Gattey
Phoenix Candle Company
Leavens & LE Fevre
Leavens & le Fevre, Corporation
Church Street
William T. Ward
Poughkeepsie
Conrad Eckhardt
Kaufman Advertising Agency
Broadway
Klebold Press
National Binding and Card Mounting Company
Thomas Webster
B. Friedman & Brothers
Benjamin
Edward
David Friedman
East Sixteenth Street
Moses W. Scheinholz
Manhattan Muff Bed Company
Henry M. Frank
East River Marble Company
Lienjamin Bittan
David Wechsler
Herman Lichtenstein
Isidor Lichtenstein
East
Clarence D. Ashley
Helm-Campbell Company
Helm- Campbell Company
West Fourteenth Street
Dasher & Lathrop
Merriam Paper Company
Crawford & Calder
C. Daniel Helm
Ani
Helm
John D. Campbell
Joseph J. Myers
Felt & Malakoff
Abraham Felt
Harry Malakoff
Lenox Avenue
Albert Gordon
Selig Freedman
Moritz Arnstein
Madaline
Amsterdam Avenue
118Th Street
Elizabeth Court
Surety Reality Company
Harlem
Involuntary bankruptcy filed against Weymouth shoe firm
Special to The New York Times reports an involuntary petition in bankruptcy against Lewis Shoe Company of Weymouth. Creditors Bicknell & Co for 234, Charles Leavitt for 381, and Faston Co for 38.56 claim the firm assigned assets to George L. Barnes for creditors on March 24. William H. Gilbert of Springfield files voluntary petition with liabilities of 26527.25 and assets of 1400. Kate E. Wilbur of Springfield is largest creditor with 18500 note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
Lewis Shoe Company
Weymouth
George —H. Bicknell & Co
Charles T. Leavitt
Faston Company
Lewis Company
George L. Barnes
Boston
William H. Gilbert
Springfield
Kate E. Wilbur
Judgments Filed Yesterday in New York Debtors List
The docket lists numerous judgments against individuals and firms led by Anderson William F and including names such as J Slominsky, A Frank Behr, J W Schofield, D Kerbs, and many others. Amounts range from modest sums to thousands, with Cahiers showing costs and large settlements including $5,534 for Creighton Ann Hilen Perry and $32,004 for Clark C W E Kk Dick. The list also notes several not summoned cases and various creditors including City of New York and United Lumbers firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
Joseph
N. Y
Gripven
Henry I
Gordon, Meyer
Harry
Freedman
Ee Herbert P
Jacob B. Levine
Herzenstein
Juda
Saul Levine
Hoffman
Harrie
Adolf Prince
Ae Co
Defender
Gali
Fontaine
Geo. M. Y. Evening Journal Pub. Co
Horowicz
Sara
Jackle
Oscar C
Geo. J. Lanten
Johnson
Edith—People
Jones
Millicent
Charlotte Noel
Joline
Adrian H
A. Wassell
Same
Agnes Wasecell
Jackson
J. L
Jordan
John L
Mary Strobe
Cecelia
Alfred Brumme
Juskowitz
Jennie
Admx
H. Lefkowitz
Koch
Sheffield _Farma
V. Leavitt
T. G. Brown & Sons
Langer
Mary Manella
Labiand
M. N. Clement
Lessler
J.—J. McQuade
Locke
Eilen Perry Et al
Litwack
McLaughlin
G. J
K. M. Bickerstaff
McDaniel
Mary
Ebien
Perry
Norwalk
A. J
Rivlin
Rubin
Ee Es Importing and Trading Co
Robinson
J. B Han
Richards
Catherine
J. J. Rieh
Rosenberg
Samuel— A. Reich
Ryan
T. Lenane
O. Frommel
H. A
L. F.—Koster & Reuppel
Ae Ruffino
Fannie
B.—Hattle Taub
Roos
G. Levoli
Rubenstein
A. Prince
Agnes Wassell
Russell
P Arnhold
Somach
F. Bachner
Silberstedt
D.—B. Jaffe
Schwartz
Rachel Talsky
Schutrum
A. H
J. L. Heczog
Spitz R
Esther
Administratrix
NYC& Hrr
R O
Costs
Su Schotz
J. F
H. H. Vought
Stokes
H.F
Niele
Seplow
Germania Bank of the
City of New York
Schroeder
J. E
A. N. Pagest
Schloss
J., Jonas
Louis J. J. Waxelbaum
Sheehan
J. C.-G. Duncan
Silverman
F. E
J. E. Abbott
Tarshes
R. Silver
Thomasky
L. Lamchick
Tierney
O. J. Dennis
Susskind
L. Weinberger
Varnavallas
Vaulgaris
Scholnix
Wm. Haaker Co
Same—Mel Littauer Co
J. H. Meyer
Swaim
W. V
S. S. Swaim
Weinberg
M.lasberg
Wiener
Annie-Eagle White Lead Co
Wilensky
M.—L. Robinson
Welinsky
I. L. Rosenson
White
N. Ec. Calman
West
E.—W. Dunn
Walker
G. H
J. D. Moriarty
Whelan
J —B. K. Stevens
Sarbine
Rosa Ellen_ Perry
Selisky
Schaefer
D.—Same
Young
F. Glynn
W. Karwetser
Zimmerman
Dora—S- Most
Zrack
P- Vaulgaris
Seligman
Casanges & Gensler Tobacco Co
14Th Bt. Bank
Or ’ Tue
State
Bank
Deberrah Frank
M. McCormack Construction Co
W. Hauptmann
City Ry. Co
Rose Carroll
St. Ry
A. Schlamerwitz, Soo
Toilettes Fashion
City of
N.Y
G. L. Brown
Anderson
Wm. F
O. M. Eidlitz
Arker
J. Slominsky
Berzick
A. Frank
Behr
J.—D. Kerbs
Boyce
J. W. Schofield
Briskman
Ieye
Eindhardt
R. A
Eagle White Lead Co
Brown
M. Lasberg
Berenson
Merids, Realty Co
Belle
P. Segueste
Blaine
Buggie
W. A. Conover
Barowsky
Bressler
H. Steiner
Burns
P. O
X. Y
Burke
Browning
Blyn
Minnie
G2lowitz
Capodilupo
Ste
Douthitt
D. Loughran
Duntlin
F. C
A. N. Oakley
Dodge
A. P
C. D. Ashley Et al
Ke Davis
J.— E. Abbott
Gerber
Ann
Ellen Perry
Goldberg
B. Dickman
Granat
E.—Ellen Berry
Eisenberg
Abel
Theresa Corn
Evans
R.C. P
Beckie Wolowicz
Earley
Sallie
Emma T. Hobby
Elberson
Oscar Frommel
J.—N. Y. Electrical Workers’ Union
Eckhaus
Isaac
Joseph Solomon
Ellis
James W. Lees
Fischer
Richard—Franken
Roman & Co
Fallon
Wm. J
Monarch Biscuit Co
Gildenerg
Edward
Herman Fromme
Ginzberg
Minnie Ginzberg
Gottesman, Alter
Adm
Deborah Frank
Gensier
14Th Street Bank
Glantz
Oslas
Harry Geier
Gerberetux
Geo. W. Loft
Morris
Bernard Dickman
Ginsberg, Elias
Debtor Creditor Judgments Listed With Dates and Amounts
A compiled list presents pairs of debtor and creditor names along with judgment filing dates and amounts ranging from 34 to 3,077 dollars. Notable entries include Bijur W J to Kayton A H with 3 077 dollars and Goldstein L to Weinstein F 36 dollars.
Shipping and Mails Miniature Almanac for Today
Shipping and tides data with station times for Sandy Hook Governors Island Hell Gate and other piers. Arrivals listed include SS Carpathia from Gibraltar March 14 and SS Star of New Zealand Cardiff March 1 with other vessels and destinations noted around March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
P.M
A.M. P
Governors Island
Hell Gate
Carpathia
Gibraltar
Star of New Zealand
Cardiff
Bainbridge
Oran
Fed
Albenga
Algiers
Olaf Evre
Tuxpan
Sagua
Stephanotis
Boston
Apache
Jacksonville
Laura
Trieste
Denver
Galveston
el Valle
Norfolk
Rio Grande
Brunswick
Ships in New York Harbor Newsflash
Marconi wireless reports vessels near Sandy Hook none docking yet. SS Patricia from Haintorg expected at pier Saturday morning as Galli a from Marseilles and Estonia from Rotterdam pass Nantucket en route to their piers. Carmania from Liverpool was 208 miles east of Sandy Hook and due at 1 30 P M today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mads Close
Lathe
Havre
Touraine
St. Liverpool
Thomas Eees
Manoa
Merida
Havana
Bremer
Matanzas
Tampic
Jacksonville
Macan
Savannah
Pannonia
Naples
Venetia
Inagua
P. Wilem IV
Haiti
Fonce
Mayaguez
Hava
Wilhelm
Jamaica
Cretic
Azorés
California
Glasgow
Pennsylvania
Hambure
Ronig Albert
Apache
Denver
Galveston
M. C
Col.narous
Savan'h
Anis
Staan
Para
Koenig
Albert
Gibraltar
Carmanianw
Liverpool Aeree
Liverpool
Gallia
Hellig Olav
Copenhagen
Rhein
Bremen
Tuy
Atlanta
S.vannah
Graea
Eeeeveux Cayes
Psaomia SS
Rotterdam
Hamburg
Anne Maar
Setadel Ack
Southampton
Patricia
Haintorg
Marconi Wireless
Sandy Hook
Hep Pier
Marseilles
Nantucket
Estonia
Carmania
Diverse Merchant Ships Recorded Visiting European Ports
A March list from Plymouth and other ports reports numerous vessels and their destinations or last ports of call. Entries include Kronprinzessin Cecilie Bremen Ma 24 and Mantea Murovan March 24, plus Elburg Fremantle March 25 and Aureole Shields March 24, among others sailing to New York, Hamburg, Naples, and Rotterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Kronprinzessin
Cecilie
Bremen
Minneapolis
London
Elsie Marie
Hamburg
Mantea
Murovan
Pacific steamships schedules and notable crossings listed
Shipping notices show sailings to Japan Korea China and the Philippine Islands via Seattle or San Francisco. Vessels include Tango Maru Nippon Maru U S Transport Asia Empress of China and Mariposa with ports and dates in March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Korea
China
Philippine Islands
Seattle
Hawaii
San Francisco
Guam
Philipes l Islands
San Ferancisco
U. S. Transport
Alameda
Tahiti
Marquesas
Isi- Ma
Mariposa
Weather service notes cold wave and warm spells across regions
A crescent shaped barometric low stretches from Minnesota to Wyoming. Temperatures differ by up to about 40 degrees across the region with subzero readings in Manitoba and 82 above at Cordia. Forecasts predict a cold wave spreading into Minnesota Iowa Nebraska and Kansas with southeast winds along the Atlantic coast and fair weather for ships bound to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Minnesota
Wyoming
Manitoba
Conecordia
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Atlantic
Grand Banks
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New England
England
Middie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aster
Supt. Snyder
Public Service and Sinking Fund Commissions
Prof. Homans
Park
the United Service
New York Times
Army
the Navy
Federal Courts
Hendrick, J
Bickerstaff
Times Square Amuse Co
Schier-Schier
City of Ny-Bielson
Grey-San Furniture Mtg Co
Parsons-Parsons
Kinsey & Co-Watterson Hotel Co
Jackson-Jackson
Englander Family Soc
Hutchins
Davies
Barnett-Chambers
Jones- Jones
Garfinkle-Garfinkle
Perceval
Hud & Man
Chapman-Frazer
Frazer & Geyer
Goldsmith
Landon- Mitchell
Roehr-Roehr
P Winne Co
Moeser-Mech Bank
Beale Et al
Stetson-Seitz
Mann-Collier
Hackett-Schmidt
Rosenthal-Lasky
Thaw
Merloy
Emigrant Industrial Law Bank
Gorham Mfg Co
Berbig
City and Suburban Homes Co
Riddle-MacFadden
Douskess
Chopak
Pritchard-Barson
Reisenburger- Rongel
Bachaman
Blanchard
Garvan and
Turnbull
Jacob Rosenzweig
Thomas King
Thomas Gorman
Carmine D'Amica
John Tufano
Charles A. Thomas
Platzek
Caseon
Pender-Tate
Williams- Tierney
Pfister-Heins
UN Winding Co
Winne & Co
Kerr-Star Roofing Co
Beaver Nat Bank
Bulls Head Oil Works
Gattle & Co
Wheelock
Brooks-Quimby
Baldwin-Davis
Costello
Tn Ry
Margetson-Joline
Rotter
Y Trans Co
Crepet
Int
Conway
Berninger
Richardson-same
Belton
Gerard
Guy
Goff
Baum-Gallo
Amory-Sun Printing & Pub Co
D'Amia-Schnurmacher
Allman-Man Autocar
Webber- Gillies
Sommer-Automobile
Hamil-L & G Co
ly-Beinhauer
Manley-Milliken
Callahan-N. Y
Dunsford-Jacoby
Deegan & Harlin Co
Baltimore
Hermann-Lyons
Carter-McMullen
Mulvihill-Mulvihill
Maggio- A TI Meyer Co
MacLean
Brady
Valendar
Dowling
Inquest
Marks-Blair
Kremer-Moseley
Levy-Cohen
Gerstenfeld-Tichter
Baumgarten
Blue Ribbon Garage Company
United, &c. Rubber Co-Austin
Tobias- Recter
Clement-Afirsdorf
Corpus-Capitol - Realty Co
Hamrick- Atchison
Sparhawk-Gilles Print Co
Morgan
Goodney-Montezuma Co
Gilbreth- McGraw
Seifert
Grand Lodge
McGraw Realty Co
Gilbreth
Brennan- Robin
Klepner
Struck
O' Connell Co
Jack-Strong
Hallocksame
Schonweitz
Farresame
McBride
Hilgert
Amend
Erlanger
Duero
Fitzgerald
Hall of Records
Jacob Jaeger
Wm B Cochrane
Brooklyn Calendars
Morrissey-same
Dellen-Heidelberger
Westchester County
Queens County
Cohn
I. A. Harris
Giegerich
T. C. Edmonds & Co
Goldstein
L.—M. Weinstein
Hildebrand
F. Ramstock
MacDonald
R. M
MacDonald-Hayward Co
C. J. Lauer
Nichols
E. B. Hopkins
St. Schonberger
Joseph and Mary
G. W. Flagg
Snook
S. B
J. F. Taylor
Shatzkin
H. V. Rosenthal
Eee Kleinegedinghaus
Samuel
William Klein
Frank Reisler
Madison Iron Works
Hudson Structural Steel Co
Arent Ice Co
S. Herbst
Wee. Monahan
J. W
Ads M. L
P. Kramer
Young, Lizzie
H. Kleinegedinghaus
Bijur
W. J
A. H. Kayton
Shipping and Mails
Wireless
Kaleer W. der Grosse
Altonia
Palermo
Oceanie
Aureole
Shields
Partma
St. Thomas
Arcturus
Leghorn
Verd
Bahia
Ennisbrook
Seville
Eugenia
Montrose
Genoa
London Castle
Pacific Steamships
Majs
Fort
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