Pilgrims Honor Lord Northcliffe At Delmonico Dinner
About 250 leaders in finance politics science and journalism gathered at Delmonico's for a Pilgrims dinner honoring Lord Northcliffe. W Butler Duncan presided with speakers including Herman Ridder, Gen. Frederick Grant, and Col. Harvey praising Anglo American friendship and press influence. Roosevelt sent regret. Mark Twain telegram urged unity and warned against threats to copyright.
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Pilgrims
United States
Lord Northcliffe
Delmonico’s
W. Butler Duncan
The
Walter Eyre Lambert
British Schools and Universities Club
J. J. MacPhee
Canadian Society
Anthony H. Evans
Louis C. Hay
George E. Marcus
Melville E. Stone
E. A. Carolan
John P. Munn
Edward M. Mellvain
Thomas L. Watson
Albert J. Bowley
Roosevelt
Mark Twain
Col. Harvey
Priton
Brother Ridder
Police Commissioner plans promotions after election events
In a general order, Police Commissioner Bingham thanked officers for their work on election day the business men's parade last Saturday and the two weeks before. He said next Monday he will likely name two new Captains and ten Lieutenants.
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Bingham
Taft Victory Sparks Hoboken Couple's Married Odds
Rudolph Hendrickson of 67 Avenue C Bayonne and Sadie McQuillen of 110 Adams Street Hoboken married after Taft’s win. They celebrated in New York then wed in Jersey City with Justice Robert Miller officiating.
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Taft
Rudolph Hendrickson
Avenue C
Bayonne
Sadie McQuillen
Adams Street
Hoboken
New York
Hendrickson
Johns Hopkins Doctor Accused of Insulting Woman Shown in Night Court
Dr Julian E Barrett a Johns Hopkins University faculty member and cancer specialist aged 55 was arraigned in Night Court on a charge of insulting Miss Katherine Dalton sister in law to Tammany leader William Dalton of the Fifteenth Assembly District. Barrett claimed he was awaiting a Syracuse train for a cancer consultation and said he had joked about children in the station waiting room. Magistrate Steinert discharged him but recalled him when Miss Dalton failed to appear due to illness and ordered a second appearance at 9 this morning.
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Julian E. Barrett
Johns Hopkins University
Katherine Dalton
West Thirty-fifth Street
William Dalton
Fifteenth Assembly District
Kelly
East Fifty-first Street
Grand Central Station
Barrett
James
Syrvach
Adirondacks
Miss Dalton
Young Dalton
Renat
Steinert
Dr. Barrett
Syracuse
Dr Barrett
Eas
Ares
Freshman Class Officers Elected at Barnard
Barnard announces election results received yesterday with Cornelia Dakin elected President by a large plurality. Other victors include Annie Wilson Vice President Eleanor Doty Recording Secretary Florence Von Brincken Corresponding Secretary Rosalind Case Treasurer Eleanor Meyers Historian and Lilly Stein Entertainment Committee Chair.
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Barnard
Cornelia Dakin
Annie Wilson
Eleanor Doty
Florence von Brincken
Rosalind Case
Eleanor Meyers
Lilly Stein
Inter-State Commerce hearing on rail rate rebates
The Interstate Commerce Commission held a hearing in Federal Building on Mountain Ice Company of New Jersey v rail trunks. Philadelphia Railroad service witness E. L. Wright discussed rate adjustments among coal lines and terminals, denying rebates exist while noting higher short haul charges. The hearing continues.
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Inter-State Commerce Commission
Mountain Ice Company of
New Jersey
E. L. Wright
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ecar
H. C. Reynolds
Wright
Mr Wright
Pawnshop witness sent to Tombs after diamond case
Donald Cameron of a Forty-second Street pawnshop was committed to the Tombs by Judge Mulqueen for refusing to produce an uncut diamond said to be stolen after admitting a $96 advance. Cameron testified against Louis J. Harris, 19, who confessed to stealing and pawning a gem. Cameron was released on parole to Wednesday next.
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Donald Cameron
Forty-second Street
Mulqueen
Cameron
Louis J. Harris
West Forty-second Street
Rudolph Noel & Co
Maiden Lane
Marshall
Tombs
Supreme Court
Kendall’s Narcissa Wins Harris Prize at Art Institute
Chicago, Nov 5 Sergeant Kendall’s painting Narcissa won the twenty first Norman W Harris prize in the annual Amer ican oil paintings exhibition at the Art Institute Kendall is a noted New York artist Harris, a Chicago banker, contributes 500 dollars each year to the winner.
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Chicago
Sergeant Kendall
Leper Home Seeks Cloth Donations From Public
Bethesda Leper Home requests old linen cotton cheese cloth pillow slips and similar articles for hospital use. Send contributions to R Dan Wolterbeek 1 Ann Street with prepaid packages and proper packing for long shipment. No colored material can be used.
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Bethesda
R. Dan Wolterbeek
Ann Street
Japanese Consul General Hosts Birthday Reception at Hotel Astor
The Japanese Consul General K. Midsuna and Madame Midsuna entertained 260 guests at the Hotel Astor in honor of the Emperor of Japan. The event featured Japanese menus, flowers and souvenirs, and a toast to President Roosevelt. Attendees included Gen. Frederick D. Grant and many prominent figures. Madame Mitsuna wore a native costume. the Consul General bore the Order of the Rising Sun.
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Hotel Astor
K. Midsuna
Madame Midsuna
Japan
Mitsuna
Roosevelt
Coghlan
Perry Belmont
William A. Butler, Jr
E. Griffiss
Cornell University
J. W. Harriman
Frederick D. Grant
Grant
E. S. Morse
W. H. Page
Stephen Pell
Ll. Seaman
Paul Krotel Named City Magistrate by Mayor
Mayor McClellan appointed 46 year old Democrat Paul Krotel as City Magistrate to replace Charles Wahle who resigned. A former newspaper man with The Sun The Herald and The Times he has led the District Attorney Complaint Bureau since 1902 and has limited experience in Special Sessions and Magistrates Courts.
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McClellan
Paul Krotel
Charles G. F. Wahle
Krotel
T West Twentysixth Street
the Sun
the Herald
the Times
Jerome
District Attorney’s Office
Samuel Gompers
Herman Robinson
James W. Osborne
Hamilton Fish
Thomas F. Foley
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Lenox Ave
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