Chanler Tours Mohawk Valley and Capitol District
Lieut. Gov. Chanler campaigned in Gloversville Johnstown Amsterdam Schenectady South Troy and Troy addressing glove makers carpet workers and wage earners. He criticized Gov Hughes public utilities policy defended party unity and indicated Bryan could win if New York voted GOP challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Gov
Chanier
Hughes
Schenectady
Ange
Andi
New York City
Amsterdam
Chanler
Glynn
William H. Keeler
Congress
Albany-Schenectady
Centre Street Opera House
New York State
William J. Bryan
Mr. Chanler
Troy
St. Joseph’s Hall
Fourth Street
Chamier
Roosevelt
Public Utilities Act
George M. Palmer
Mohawk Valley
South Troy
John A. Dix
Mr. Chanier
Grand Jury Questions Gen Hains Over Sons in Bayside Killing
Gen Peter C Hains testified before the Queens County Grand Jury about his two sons Capt Peter C Hains Jr and T Jenkins Hains who are jailed in Queens for the Aug 15 Bayside killing of William F Annis The session lasted over an hour and a half with subsequent recalls and new subpoenas served on both the General and Major Hains. Elijah Payn son of Louis F Payn Republican leader was jailed then discharged in Yorkville Court over a grand larceny claim after taking what he said was the wrong suit bag at Grand Central Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter C. Hains
Peter C. Hains, Jr
T. Jenkins Hains
Queens County
William FE. Annis
Bayside
Queens County Grand Jury
Long Island City
John C. Hains
Hains
Lou” Payn
Elijah Payn
Louis F. Payn
Yorkville
Payn
Grand Central Station
Morris Moskovitz
Brooklyn
Moskovitz
Miss Friganza Joins Suffragettes Activates City Hall Meeting
Trixie Friganza announces through paid notices that she has joined the suffragettes and invites all women to attend a City Hall meeting to push for voting rights. She explains the notices are paid in currency though not legal tender for the occasion and declares her earnest support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Friganza
Trixie Friganza
Kern Talks in Jersey on Eastern Tour for VP Bid
Democratic candidate John W. Kern toured New Jersey cities Elizabeth Newark and Jersey City delivering speeches and met with local Democrats. He urged voters to back the Democrats predicting victory and recalled past Indiana New York New Jersey roles in presidential contests while addressing crowds at Lyceum Phoenix Hall and a Tammany ratification meeting.
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John W. Kern
New York
Elizabeth
N. J
Newark
Jersey City
National
Hoffman House
Indiana
Mr. Kern
Mr. Hughes
Gov. Hughes
House of Representatives
Kern
Lyceum
United States
James Smith, Jr
New Jersey
Mr. Smith
Horberger’s Hall
Pennsylvania Railroad Bridge
Market Street
Bryan and Kern
Bryan
Republican Party
Samuel J. Tilden
Thomas A. Hendricks
Grover Cleveland
Commercial Travelers’ League
Broadway
Heirs contest will over James Inglis estate in London
Four brothers and a sister challenge the last will of James Smith Inglis owner of Cottier & Co. Protracted argument delayed decision to Oct. 28. The widow Mrs Louise Inglis seeks probate of the 1907 will leaving the residuary estate to her and a house at 3 East Fortieth Street to her, with other legacies to siblings and a foster daughter.
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James Smith Inglis
Cottier & Co
London
Beckett
Inglis
Louise Inglis
East Fortieth Street
Elizabeth Inglis
Seton Avenue
Langside
Glasgow
John Inglis
St. John's Wood Park
David Inglis
Granville Street
Edward Inglis
Hartington Place
Edinburgh
Margaret S. Gillespie
Greenhill Gardens
Larkin
Prigud
Appointment of First Deputy in Tenement House Dept
William H. Abbot Jr was named First Deputy by Commissioner Butler replacing W A Robertson who resigned after it surfaced he had just become a U S citizen the day before appointment. The salary is 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Abbot, Jr
Butler
W. A. Robertson
Robertson
United States
Kennedy Donates Million to Presbyterian Hospital
Banker and philanthropist John S. Kennedy gives $1,000,000 to Presbyterian Hospital for a new Administration Building and additional construction projects. The gift signals his testamentary intentions to memorialize his golden wedding. Kennedy, born in 1830 in Blanktyre Scotland, has long supported libraries museums and universities in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Kennedy
Presbyterian Hospital
Madison Avenue
Seventieth Street
Kennedy
Frederick Sturges
Board of Managers
School of Philanthropy
Columbia University
New York Historical Society
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Society For the Ruptured
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
The
Theological
National Bank of Commerce
Manhattan Company's Bank
Central Trust Company
Blanktyre
Scotland
City College Salaries Compared With Other Borough Schools
Trustee Theodore F. Muller highlights lower average salaries for City College teaching staff at about $1,750 yearly versus $1,530 in borough high schools. He notes New York Training School averages just over $2,000, and tutors who replaced former tutors earn $1,387.71 after a prior $2,412.50 in 1876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore F. Muller
City College
New York
Grafters FaceSharper Probe On Licenses at City Hall
Testimony in the Commissioners of Accounts inquiry reveals methods in the Mayor's Bureau of Licenses. Former Deputy D Amato allegedly asked for extra sums and checked for marked money after a $875 payment for a $25 license. Witnesses Syracuse and Marcusson discuss payments to D Amato and Corrigan's representative, with several conflicting statements and claims of perjury. The Brooklyn bureau was only briefly connected. The hearing adjourns to tomorrow morning as evidence remains hard to obtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor's Bureau of
Commissioners of Accounts Vestercay
D'Amato
Joseph Syracuse
Chief Corrigan
Samuel Marcusson
Corrigan
Newmark
Broadway
Morris Taxier
West Fourth Street
D’amato
Marcusson
James J. Kinsella
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Mitchel
Bishop Foresaw Balloon Race Dangers During Illness
Cortlandt Field Bishop, president of the Aero Club of America, is in a private Paris hospital after partial paralysis likely from excess motoring. He expects to sail home next month and had warned the Berlin winds could make the international balloon race dangerous, expressing concern before the race began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Cornstalk Paper Promises Cheaper Wood Pulp Printing
Chemists report a cheap paper from cornstalks may cut wood pulp costs by at least half. Five grades include dark grey parchment like and linen‑like yellow fibers. Large scale production could boost farmer income and reduce prices. the process uses soda cooking, far faster than wood pulp, with abundant cornstalk supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Bureau of Forestry
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Department
H. S. Bristol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Virginia
Texas
Tennessee
Boxing Club Complaint Dismissed in Jefferson Market Court
Magistrate Harris ruled the acts of one athletic club member did not bind the club and dismissed the complaint against two boxers. Leo Pardello wrestler William J. Cavanaugh referee and William J. Brown gym proprietor were involved after Summers arrested Brown on Tuesday night following Pardello selling a ticket and witnessing a bout between Hyland and Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Jefferson Market Court
Leo Pardello
William J. Cavanaugh
William J. Brown
Brown
Summers
Pardello
Joseph Hyland
Ralph Rose
US Power to Extract Secrets of Canadian Pact Questioned
In Minneapolis on October 14 a debate centers on whether the United States government has authority to pry loose the confidential terms of a treaty or agreement between Canada and another government, testing limits of executive power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James R. Mann
Select
Congressional Committee
Paper Trust
E. J. Backus
Minnesota and
Ontario Power Company
Minneapolis
Minn
Grand Chapter officers named for New York Metropolis district
The annual election of officers for the Grand Chapter of the State of New York Metropolis district was held. The Worthy Grand Matron was William E Thorpe. Associates include Grand Matron, John D Mitch, Grand Treasurer Lavie A, Grand Secretary Miss Jo Niner, Grand First Annie L Bond, Grand Conductor Mrs Julia, with Grand Trustees MacArthur and Vina Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arfs
New York
Metriopolitar
Brooklyn
William “E. Thorpe
Qatskill
Babcock
Ogdensburg
N. Y
John
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Ghanler
Day
Gloversville
South
Gen. Hains
Annis
Hoskins Derby
Horrocks
Globe-Vernicke
Leenard
North St
Jersey
J. S. Inglis
J. 5. Kennedy
Presbyterian
Axminster Carpets
19Th ST
Grafter
C. F. Bishop
Aero Club
Boxing Club
Mann
Dyn
Eisione York
Modish Tailor
Directoire
Taffeta Rain Coats
Eastern Star
Sa2iees
Brill Clothes
Brill
Cravenette
Oxford
B. R
Saxony Cassimere
Dresden
van Dyck
COUR
Harlem
N. Chambers St
125Th Street
Union Square
14Th St
N. B’way
Cortlandt ST
N. Greenwich
B. Akman & CO
Fasso
Paris
34Th Street
35Th Street
5Th Avenue
Altman & CO
Sth Avenue
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