Juvenile Grays Visit Gen Grant on Governors Island
The Knickerbocker Grays, a juvenile military group, visited Governor's Island to meet Gen. Grant and the Twelfth U.S. Infantry after a successful drill. Major Dohse and Major Mills led two battalions of fifty boys each through parades, reviews, and a tour of barracks, with notable supporters in attendance.
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Knickerbocker Grays
Governors Island
Gen. Grant
Twelfth United States Infantry
Grant
Seventh Regiment
Governor's Island
Castle Williams
C. H. Hoyt
Manhattan
Grays
Fife and Drum Corps
South Ferry
Hancock
Rowley
Johnson
Twelfth Infantry
Twelfth
Sousa
The
John Dohse
Dudley Mills
Compass
Jacob Melcher
Kennen Simpson
John Olyphant
John Morgan
Samuel Riker
F. S. Landstreet
Cord Moyer, Jr
William Chambers
Dixon Cunningham
La_ Motte Cohn
Horace Foster
Nathan Brewer
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Frederick de Peyster Foster
F. H. Cabot
J. T. Mills
Edwin Gould
A. L. Philips
and Mirs
Stanley Dexter
Gen
Charles D. Dickey
Capt. Bowley
Lehne Art Sale Nets $3118 as Seymour Purchases Teaset
The Lehne sale at Fifth Avenue Art Galleries yesterday afternoon saw W. G. Seymour buy a Seyres marine teaset set with teapot creamer and sugar bowl plus twelve cups for $450. Moran decorated with royal blue and gold floral festoons. Karl Bitter bought several chairs including a Chippendale arm chair for $57 and two Colonial side chairs for $6.50 each. Two mirrors with Chinese scenes each sold for $25. A Sheraton mahogany sideboard with satinwood inlays went for $360 and an English hall clock fetched a quartered oak piece. Four days of sale totals reached $50,389 with daily take at $3,118.
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Fifth Avenue
W. G. Seymour
Moran
Karl Bitter
Sheraton
W. H. Wheelright
A. Gehi
Ee Eeel
A. Grimshaw
Old Admirals Go New Blood for Navy War Record
Prominent officers retire as Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas takes command of the Atlantic Fleet succeeding Admiral Evans who reaches the age limit. The changes bring Richard Wainwright and Seaton Schroeder into line to lead divisions as Sperry and others near retirement.
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Atlantic Fleet
Charles M.thomas
Appomattox
Evans
Annapolis
Fort Fisher
Charles M. Thomas
Lee
Thomas
Naval Academy
Admiral Thomas
Atlantic
Charley S. Sperry
Civiil
Admiral Sperry
Battleship Fleet
Australia
Philippines
Japan
Connecticut
Roosevelt
Pacific
James H. Dayton
Pacific Fleet
William H. Emory
Emory
Richard Wainwright
Dick” Wainwright
Gloucester
Louisiana
Seaton Schroeder
Virginia
America
Wainwright
Sperry
Albert Couden
J. P. Merrell
Richardson Clover
W. S. Cowles
J. E. Pillsbury
Bureau of Navigation
Rear Admiral Goodrich
New York Navy Yard
J. N. Hemphill
Asiatic
William T. Swinburne
Royall R. Ingersoll
Admiral Evans
Mothers Exposition Opens in Madison Square Garden
The event showcases waifs and phanea adoption efforts and practical training for self-supporting trades by the blind and crippled, plus child manual training. The Children's Theatre with juvenile performers from Waldorf and Pouch Mansion Brooklyn will stage storybook plays and fairy extravaganzas.
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Madison Square Garden
Children's Theatre
Waldorf and the Pouch Mansion
Brooklyn
Commissioner orders transfer of Julius Ziegler from Electrical Bureau
Policemen in Brooklyn HQ reported that Commissioner Bingham ordered Julius Ziegler, eleven years in the Electrical Bureau and three years in command, to desk duty at Kingsbridge Station. Ziegler's son is critically ill at their Brooklyn home and death is momentarily expected.
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Brooklyn
Bingham
Lient
Julius Ziegler
Electrical Bureau
Ziegler
Kingsbridge
Boom Days for Kansas City Attracting Factories
Kansas City publicities unit reports a $20,000 campaign yielding over 40 factories and many smaller firms. Chair George H. Tefft credits strong newspaper advertising and a national press list including The New York Times The New York World Brooklyn Eagle St. Louis Globe-Democrat Chicago Tribune and more.
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Kansas City
George H. Tefft
Kansas Committee
NEW York Times
New York World
Brooklyn Eagle
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Chicago Tribune
Cincinnati Enquirer
Pittsburg Times- Chronicle
Boston Herald
New Haven Register
Providence Journal
Detroit Free Press
Kansas City Star
Omaha Beco
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Milwaukee Sentinel
The
Indianapolis News
Hackettstown Alumni Hold Biennial Meeting at Hotel Astor
About 200 alumni attended the Centenary Collegiate Institute gathering in the Hotel Astor grand ballroom. L H Rogers Jr chaired introductions while George Ferry and Rev Dr Whitney recalled school days. Carl F Price cited aims of religious secondary schools versus high schools. Rhys North spoke for undergraduates and Mrs Co B Coit for the class of 1876.
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Hackettstown
Alumni Association
Centenary Collegiate Institute of
N. J
Hotel Astor
L. H. Rogers, Jr
George Ferry
Whitney
Carl F. Price
Rhys North
Co. B. Coit
New Manager Named for Waumbeek at Jefferson
Charles V Murphy named manager of the Waumbeek at Jefferson in the White Mountains succeeding his brother A J Murphy who takes a summer rest abroad. Previously connected with the Laurel House Lakewood since it opened and served the Waumbeek for nine years.
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Charles V. Murphy
Laurel House
Lakewood
Eee
Jefferson
White Mountains
A. J. Murphy
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Lehne Art Sale Over
NAVY
War Record
Capt. Schroeder
Gwanshape
Relf
BOF
Mothers’ Exposition
Waumbeek
Franklin Simon & Co
37Th-38th Streets
Pongee Mirage
Panama
Copenhagen
Pongee
Will
Nainsock
Fifth Ave
Foulard
Batiste
Tapfeta
Madras
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