Three Police Medalists Lead New York Parade in Rain
Police of New York City parade on Fifth Avenue amid clear skies until after the review. Three officers receive bravery medals at the reviewing stand. Chief Inspector Cortright commands the procession with the honor company and patrolmen from multiple districts.
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New York City
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Astor Place
Cortrigit
Nestor
Broadway
Twenty-third Street
Madison Avenue
Fortieth Street
Inspector Cortright
Red
John J. Quigley
Sydads
McClean
Harry L. Lobdell
Isaag Bell
Rhan
Tuddell
Jon
Ile
Walter Aieronough
Meyer
North
MacDonough
Suicias
Italien
MecDohough
Tim
Piurrek Reilly
Goth Precinct
Brooklyn
Kenly
Grand
Ilavemever
Massino
Reilly
PetroccHi
Rely
Réilly
Petrocell
Police Department
Ee Rhinelander
Automobile Club of America
Schmittberger
Kifih Avenue
Mounted Police Dinner Honors Bugher For Raiser Squad Efforts
A report notes three hundred mounted policemen from the five boroughs gathered for the second annual dinner at Little Hungry. Attendees included Justice McCall, Deputy Commissioner Bugher, Police Surgeons Quigley and Palmer, Chaplain Genis, and Lieuts Mead and Hanne. Resolutions praised Bugher for boosting the mounted squad's efficiency.
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Williamsburg Bridge
Justice McCall
Bugher
Quigley
Palmer
Genis
Mead and
Hanne 1
Police Department Legal Bureau
Rais
Police Dinners Mark Traffic Squad Feast At Waldorf Astoria
After a parade the Traffic Squad held a 450 guest dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. Patrolman Walter McDonough received a drowning rescue medal. letters from Roosevelt Hughes and others were read. speeches praised police service and a widows bill progressing in Albany.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Walter McDonough
Hast
White House
Washington
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Max F. Schmittbeger
Fourteenth District
Charles .E. Hughes
William Jt. Willcox
Public Service Commission
McClellan
Fracis V. Greene
Herman A. Metz
John C. Chidwick
Baker and Bugher
Walter C.err
Patrick
McGowan
Senate
Albany
Blughes
Erant
Brooklyn Bridge
Bridge
St. Clair Hotel
Broklyn
Martha
Patrick Farley
Reeves
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Joel L. Stevens
Jamil
Vv. Linde
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Robert J. Fitzgerald
Eighth Precinct
Leonard Street
City Hall
Broadway
New
Chambers Street
Cottrell
John J. McNally
Elizabeth Street
Atlantic Garden
Bowery
Bingham
Shea
Asey
Thief at Police Parade Nabbed After Pocket Claim
A preacher at Fifth Avenue and Twenty second Street watched the police parade when he grabbed a young man beside him and cried Where is a policeman This fellow had his hand in my pocket Detective Cee of the West Twentieth Street Station arrested the young man who claimed to be Samuel Katz of Giust Righty Street The police found in Katz pocket a gold locket with a girl s picture and initials F Saker yesterd
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Bingham
St. Mary’s Park
Sonx
Clemens
George
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-first Street
New York Hospital
Brooklyn
Charles Hanuman
Rivington Street
Hanuman
Twenty-second Street
Cee
West Twentieth Street
Katz
Third Street
F. Saker Yesterd
Jerome Dines With JCE Jury At Hotel Astor
January Grand Jury, convened to probe the Ice Trust but not indicting, dined at the Hotel Astor with District Attorney Jerome and Supreme Court Justice Dowling. Foreman Edward J. Cudahy presided. about twenty five jurors attended as reporters were briefly considered but not admitted.
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Ice Trust
Hotel Astor
Jerome
Supreme Court
Dowling
Edward J. Cudihy
Justice Dowling
Perkins
Smyth, Appleton
Kresel
Cudihy
Ovel
Grand Jury
Cromwell Named Target for New York Mayor Nomination
Thomas Braniff, chairman of Richmond County Republican Committee, announced that Borough President Cromwell is seeking the mayoral nomination. He said the Richmond delegation to the City Convention this Fall would be instructed for Cromwell and urged to pursue all honorable means to win the nomination.
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Thomas Braniff
Republican County Committee
Richmond County
Cromwell
New York
Jie
Richmond
Reform days in Queens borough seek clean government
Queens Borough President Lawrence Gresser launches a sweeping inquiry into city department heads and retained staff. He questions each official about salary sufficiency and vows removal for graft or irregularity while promising a swift payroll purge and tighter controls aligned with private‑sector efficiency.
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Lawrence Gresser
Queens
Cantonians Dine With Justice Day at Seventh Annual Dinner
Justice William R Day was guest of honor at Canton Society's seventh annual dinner in Hotel Manhattan. Notables including George B Cortelyou Cornelius N Bliss and others attended or sent letters of regard. Day recalled Canton ties and praised the nation’s strength through the Constitution and the Army.
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United States Supreme, Court
William R. Day
Canton Society
Manhattan
President McKinley
Washington
George B. Cortelyou
Secretar
the Treasury
Mr. McWkinley
Cornelius N. . Bliss
Timothy L. Woodruff
John J. McCook
William McAdoo
William Hepburn Russell
John C. Welty
John R. van Wormer
Thomas F. Turner
Charles Edid Locke
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Joseph H. Choate
Charles W. Fairbanks
E. Barnett
William S. Lank
Canton
New York
Seea
Governor Fort Dined by New Jersey Senate in Atlantic City
Special to The New York Times reports Gov. Fort hosted by the New Jersey Senate at the Marlborough Blenheim in Atlantic City. Political talk was avoided and the gathering resembled a family party with the governor enjoying the moment. Earlier, Fort and Waterways Commissioner Henry Schneider inspected the proposed inside waterway route planned to cost 300000. He objected to a sewer outlet into the main stream and backed altering the route to Veatnor Canal. He approved the plan and named TH. J. Sherman of Burlington as engineer in charge of the work.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
Beach
Veatnor Canal
TH. J. Sherman
Burlington
Four Girls Drown After Launch Capsizes in Neosho River
Four young women drowned when a gasoline launch capsized near Hartford in the Neosho River. Victims were Elma Webster 18 Edith Webster 16 Grace Lytle 16 and Bessie Lawrence 40. Howard Lyons rescued Mary Griffith and Carroll Lytle. Kate Griffith was rescued by a passerby.
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Emporta
Kan
Neosho
Hartford
Elma Webster
Edith Webster
Grace Lytle
Bessie Lawrence
Howard Lyons
Mary Griffith
Carroll Lytle
Kate Griffith
Black Hand Suspects Held in New Jersey
In Franklin Park near New Brunswick two men were arrested after a plot to extort five thousand dollars led to a watch on a money drop. Michael Fileseto aged 39 and John Firgo were found with two revolvers each and a long blade and held on concealed weapons charges. Police suspect they hail from South River.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Derusso
Franklin Park
Consable
Paul Wagi
Hermsylvania
Wasi
Nar-By
Polie
Michael Fileseto
John Firgo
South River
Iron Molders Union Reports Sick and Out of Work Benefits
The Iron Molders Union of North America reports 90,000 members received sick and out of work benefits. A February to March period saw 60,757 paid in sick benefits, with last year totaling 1,505,228. Dues remissions for six months reached 157,494, while idle members are partly supported by local union assessments.
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Iron Molders’ Union of North America
Lost Purse After Hotel Plaza Dinner In New York
Miss Sophia Cunningham secretary to Sr. Charles H. May reports a pocketbook containing five dollars and a railroad ticket disappeared during a dinner at Hotel Plaza. A waiter was accused after a waiter allegedly hid the purse under a serving tray. Alfred Prilly of East Fifty‑first Street was arrested and held after a search failed to locate the purse.
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Sophia Cunningham
Charles H. May
Madison Avenue
August Dreisch
East Fighty-seventh Street
House
John Heim
Plaza
Heim
Alifred Prilly
East Fiftieth Street
East Fiftysfirst Street
Illinois coal miners and operators reach new pact in May
In Springfield Illinois the coal miners voted to continue the 1906 agreement and pay shot-firers while operators dropped their demand for a closed shop. Miners will resume work once operators can reopen mines.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Metropolis City Briefs on Transport and Meetings
The Metropolitan turbine steamers Yale and Harvard resume all water service between New York and Boston with a 15 hour run, leaving 5 PM and arriving 8 AM. Dr Madison C Peters begins Cosmopolitan Church services at Belasco Theatre this morning. Edward K H Brennan, charged with attempted extortion from Augustus F Heinze, waives examination and remains out on bail. The American Jewish Historical Society holds its sixteenth annual meeting at Hotel Astor next Sunday with Dr Cyrus Adler delivering the address. The Church Association for the Advancement of Labor plans a Synod Hall conference with diocesan social service reps tomorrow. Luke M Moran wins $5500 in Supreme Court for a Brooklyn Heights Railroad injury from a train starting suddenly while he alighted.
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Yale
Harvard
New York
Boston
Long Island Sound
Cape Code
Madison C. Peters
Cosmopolitan
Belasco Theatre
Forty-second Street
Edward KH. Brennan
Augustus F. Heinze
Etna Dank & Trust Company
of. Butte
Walsh
Tombs
American Jewish Historical Society
Hotel Astor
Sunacy
Cyrus ‘Adler
Church ‘Association ‘For the Advancement
Synod Hall
112Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Canon Peters
James E. Freeman
Canon Chase
Herman Robinson
Edward King
Luke M. Moran
West Fifty-second Street
Supreme Court
Giegerich
Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company
Presidents Picnic With Roosevelt Party In Virginia Woods
The White House party led by President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt visits Round Top estate near Pine Knot for a picnic and planned baseball at Carter's Bridge. John Burroughs accompanies them. they expect church services at Christ Church tomorrow and a presidential breakfast at Pine Knot.
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New York Times
Scottsville
Val
Round Top
J. Joseph Wilmer
White House
Albemarle Woods
John Burroughs
Roosevelt
Ghost Place
Pine Knot
Abov
Plaine
Joe
Thaw's money held back in Matteawan affair
Justice Morschauser refused to sign an order directing Dr. Amos Baker to turn over Thaw's personal property to A Russell Peabody. The judge amended the request to apply only to Thaw's wearing apparel, after district attorney Mack voiced opposition to releasing money and valuables. Thaw had worn apparel and notes on his case.
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Poughkeepsie
N. X
Morschauser
Amos T. Baker
Matteawan Asylum
A. Russell Peabody
Harry K. Thalw
Thaw
Matteawan
Mack
Mr. Peabody
Baker
Matteawan Institution
Peabody
Newark police recover Blue Ridge Enameled Brick notes
Police recovered $15,500 of the $25,000 notes of the Blue Ridge Enameled Brick Co linked to James M. Whelpley who is imprisoned in the Tombs. Stops on the remaining notes prevent any draws. Two $2,500 notes bought by Donald MacDonald of Boston were deposited in a Boston bank with $8,300 drawn against. Whelpley’s role and the full amount remain under investigation.
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Newark
Blue Ridge Enameled Brick Company
James M. Whelpley
Whelpley
Tombs Prison
Donald MacDonald
Boston
Boston Bank
Summer Apparel And Travel Outfits Listing
A catalog of women and children's summer clothing items including tailor gowns muslin dresses hats outer garments house robes shoes hosiery gloves parasols traveling outfits steamer rubs automobile robes leather requisites and related accessories.
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Cortright
Traffic Squad
Preacher
Jerome Dines
JCE Jury
Loving Cup
Republican Organization
Queens Borough
Bermel
Cials
Mr. Gresser
Ysterday
Gresser
Justice Day
Jdv
Aitken,son & CO
Eighteenth Street
Iron Molders’ Union
Virginia Woods
Quest
Mr. and
Mrs. Roosevelt
Christ Church
Merino Underwear
Misses’ & Children’s
B. Akan & CO
Jeghorns
Albatross House
M Pusquetaire
F. Neckwear
Madras
B. Alan
Asia Minor
34Th Street
35Th Street
5Th Akert
New Park
Aubusson
Savonnerie
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