Sensational suit sale cuts prices on elite models
A high class specialty house unloads twenty suits at half price after a disappointing season. Beckoff David Bernard Cie Selovici and H Simmonse designs, normally $39.75 and higher, will be offered at $24.50 with many styles at $19.50. Fifty styles in total and early shoppers favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckoff- David
Bernard & Cie
Selovici
H. Simmonse
Paris
Beckoff-David, Bernard & Cie
Safovici
Harmon's Ohio Nomination Leads Democratic Ticket
Judson Harmon of Cincinnati won the Ohio Democratic nomination for governor on the second ballot at Columbus on May 6, defeating Tom L. Johnson's candidate Atlee Perrinene. The platform endorses Bryan, supports direct vote for senator on the Oregon plan, and criticizes conservative handling of public money. Harmon's acceptance statement pledges duty and service to the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Tom L. Johnson
Atlee Pomeréne
Canton
Harmon
Pomerene
Gen. Sherwood
A. P. Sandlés
Sherwood
Sandles
David IL Rockwell
Supreme Court
Hugh Mathers
Sidney
George B. Oey
Dreamer
Belmont County
W. W. Durbin
Hardin County
Timothy
Hogan
Welliston
Delecates
Cleveland
Thomas
Sringfield
Dayton
Matthew R. Denver
Wilmington
Johnson
Hamilton County
J. J. Malloy
Wk Bryan
United States
Oregon
John M. Pattison
State Board of Public
Connecticut Delegation to Chicago Back Taft Nomination
Connecticut's 14 member delegation to the Chicago Convention includes 10 instructed for Taft and 4 uninstructed. Senators Bulkeley and Brandegee withdraw as delegates citing opposition to instruction. Platform endorses Roosevelt, calls tariff revision, strong military, and directs delegates to vote for Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Chicago
Taft
United States
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Frank B. Brandegee
Andrew F
Gates
Charles F. Brooker
Ansonia
Michael
Kenealy
Stamford
Charles Hopkins
Clark
Isaac M. Ullman
New Haven
Timothy E. Hopkins
Killingly
C. R. Fyler
Torrington
Charles “‘M. Jarvis
Berlin
Tolland County
Somers
Denis A. Blakeslee
New H Haven
Middlesex County
Andrew W. Shepard
Portland
New London County
Angus Park
Sprague
Windham County
Edwin. Milner
Moosup
Fairfield County
W. E
Burnham
Bridgeport
Litchfield County
J. Henry Roraback
Canaan
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Alabama Taft wing backs Taft at state convention
The Thompson Administration wing of Alabama Republicans endorsed Taft for President and urged Chicago delegates to vote for Secretary of War William Howard Taft. Delegates Feo O. Thompson, W. R. Fairley, F. H. Lathrop, N. H. Alexander, and Joseph O. Thompson were elected. Alexander noted as colored, and Joseph O. Thompson was re elected State Committee Chairman.
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Birmingham
Ala
Thompson
Taft
Chicago
Fe O O. Thompson
W. R. Fairley
Pratt City
F. H. Lathrop
Montgom
Joseph O. Thompson
Internal Revenue
Johnson Men Claim Primary Victories
Democratic primaries were held across Minnesota to select delegates for county conventions on Saturday. The Johnson faction claims victory in most areas while the Bryan camp concedes gains only in certain sections of the state.
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Johnson
ST. -Paie
Minn
Minnesota
Bryan
Lawhill Seaman Rescued From Shark-Infested Sea
The Lawhill arrived in New York with a dramatic tale from Captain Jarvis and Chief Officer Read. Third Officer McVicker warned of danger after falling overboard on the China Sea voyage, and German seaman Jacob Miller went overboard near St Helena. Read led a lifeboat expedition, saving Miller as sharks stalked the night shadows.
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Lawhill
New York
Wall Street
Jarvis
Read
McVicker
Sawhill
Hongkong
China Sea
St. Helena
Jacob Miller
Miller
Lascar Jim
Students Fight Lab Fire At City College
Fire in room 107 of City College lab caused about 700 dollars in damage before firefighters arrived. The overheating rheostat ignited a blaze as students and professors used hoses and chemical extinguishers, while others moved chemicals and equipment to safety.
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City College Boys
City College
138Th
140Th Streets
Edgecomb Avenue
Seven peddlers released by Night Court face extra fees
Seven of sixty four pushcart peddlers arrested by Capt. Henry’s Mercer Street Police Station were discharged in Night Court but charged $5 each to reclaim their carts after lacking magistrate receipts. Forty one others who paid fines earlier had carts returned without extra charges, while most fines previously imposed were $1, making the released group pay $4 more.
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Henry
Mercer Street
Wahle
Eaach
Demo State Convention Favors Bryan for President
The Democratic State Convention in Faneuil Hall is expected to pass a resolution of instruction for William J. Bryan as President designate. The four at large delegates will be led by George Fred Williams with John B. Moran Daniel Doherty and John W. Coughlin named as other delegates. Hughes declines NY reception and cannot attend Governors convention events in Washington.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
Morrow
Denver
William J. Bryan
George Fred Williams
Dedham
John B. Moran
Daniel Doherty
Springfield
John W. Coughlin
Fall River
Hughes
Washington
Payne
New York
Gov
Subways Row Roils Quiet Ward Meeting in Lyric Hall
A meeting of Ninth Ward property owners in Lyric Hall to back southward subway extension degenerated into a clash. Ex Borough President Jacob Cantor and ex Congressman faced off against Baker and Bedford who claimed the gathering was organized by traction interests. Police intervened as a hall hirer sought to remove Baker amid a shouted contention and lights went out during the rumpus.
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Ninth Ward
Lyric Hall
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Seventh
Sixth Avenues
Jacob A. Cantor
Baker
L. 8S. Bedford
Grove Street
Messrs. Baker
Bedford
Let Us Alone Meeting Proposals for North South Avenues
C C Hickok organized a Greenwich Village event with Daniel Daly presiding and ex Borough President Cantor as speaker. They urged extending Sixth and Seventh Avenues and building more subways to relieve congestion on the island.
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C. C. Hickok
Greenwich Village
Daniel Daly
Hickok
Daly
Cantor
Manasquan Bank President Dies After Attempted Rescue
Morgan Delancey Magee, president of the First National Bank of Manasquan New Jersey, died by suicide after failing to secure $40,000 from bridge-company head Frank Wyant to cover troublesome notes. The bank then closed as Bank Examiner Schofield disclosed extended paper from Magee’s clients. The incident centers on notes tied to the New Jersey West Virginia Bridge Company and collateral the Controller deemed insufficient for a national bank. Magee carried life insurance about 3.14 percent and friends hope it will cover losses for his borrowers.
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New York Times
Manasquan
N. J
Morgan Delancey Mages
First National Bank
Times
Bales
National Bank
Schofield
Magee
First National
Bose
New Jersey- West Virginia Bridge Company
Frank M. Wyant
Bridge Company
Mr. Wyant
Wyant
Mr. Magee
Subway Fight During City Meeting Sparks Fracas on Platform
Tensions rose as Bedford clashed with Cantor over subway plans and private capital. A police officer intervened when Bedford resisted removal, read his resolutions, and then departed the platform amid shouted exchanges and a halted Daly motion.
Bronx Trolley Tie Up After Overhead Wire Breaks
Trolley traffic in the Bronx was tied up late Tuesday night due to an overhead wire break at the West Farms Union Railway barns. Service on the Third Avenue Boston Road Westchester Webster Jerome Sedgewick East 177th East 138th Hastings Mount Vernon New Rochelle and Yonkers lines was disrupted through yesterday noon.
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Bronx
Weest Farms Union Railway
Third Avenue
Boston Road
Westchester Avenue
Webster Avenue
Jerome Avenue
Sedgewick Avenue
East 177Th Street
East 138Th Street
Hasti6ist Street
Mount Vernon
New Rochelle
Yonkers
Deputy Appraiser Samuel Krulewitch Appointed Family Ties Explained
Samuel Krulewitch named Deputy Appraiser following George Wanmaker’s recent appointment. Krulewitch serves as State Committeeman for the Twenty-Sixth Assembly District and holds a minor role in the Congress District executive.
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Samuel Krusewitch
Pert
Phage
George Wanmaker
Jr. Krulewitch
Congress
Poultry expert commits suicide amid grief and illness
A 63 year old poultry expert, noted by the United States Department of Agriculture for major experiments, killed himself by shooting while suffering melenehetia and long mental distress after his wife’s death two years earlier.
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Estorce
United States Department of Agriculture
Melenehetia
Goawell
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