Dickinson Appointed Secretary of State in New Jersey
Governor Stokes announced the renomination of Colonel Samuel D. Dickinson as Secretary of State, the Senate confirmed him 19 to 2, and Dickinson was sworn in for a second term. He immediately resumed office, amid reformers and Republican supporters celebrating, while charges against him were debated and his integrity defended by the governor.
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Trenton
Stokes
Samuel D. Dick
Senate
Dickinson
New Jersey
Fagan
Jersey
Hudson County
Justice
Alfred Reed
Colby
Essex
Rep
G. Gebhardt
Hunterdon
Dem
Colonel Dickinson
Jason
Governorurphy
Cherarter
eAias
Grooms Strike as Stable Owners Hire Replacements
A labor action hit riding academies and livery stables as grooms walked out to demand union recognition. Strike breakers filled roles under police protection while Durland’s Riding Academy reported minimal business disruption and new workers began to fill vacancies. The issue centers on the newly forming association of stablemen connected to a Knights of Labor local.
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Cabiisore
Mew
Durland
New York Cab Company
Binns “Bern Association of Stablemen
Knights of la
Vaudeville Performer Claims Fiance Of Miss Gilman
A Telegraph report from Indianapolis dated April 1 states vaudeville performer Ely asserts he is the fiancé of Miss Mabelle Gilman and denies marriage rumors with W. Corey. He says he is nearing marriage with Miss Gilman, who asserts he is the only man she will wed. Ely has performed with Miss Gilman in several productions.
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the Tribune
Indianapolis
E. A. Ely
Mabelle Gilman
W. Corey
Redlands Welcomes O T Higgins Son Builds Home on Knoll
Redlands California April 1 O T Higgins son of the Fate Governor Higgins of New York has chosen Redlands as his home He has bought a knoll near Burrage and Greene copper men to erect a residence described as a hand home inmeminute The exact parcel adjoins Burrage and Greene properties
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Redlands
Cal
O. T. Higgins
Higgins
New York
Ncte
Ineminnte
Burrage and Greene
Copper Men
Yale Students Present The Pretenders at Theatre
Yale Dramatic Association staged Henrik Ibsen inspired Pretenders in Hartford with two performances. The ambitious production featured over eighty undergraduates and drew enthusiastic Yale Alumni from New York and Hartford, set to move to Haven on Friday evenings.
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Hartford
Conn
Henrik Sbeen
Theatre Today
Yale Dramatic
Yale
New York
War- University
Oea Haven
Mask and Wig Club Presents Lohengrin Burlesque
The Mask and Wig Club of the University of Pennsylvania stages Lohengrin tonight at Chest Street Opera House. The operatic burlesque by William Ernst centers on Brabant’s misfortune after the goose that lays the golden eggs is stolen.
Monarch musical comedy at Princeton Club
Seventy five members of the Club of Princeton University presented Monarch a musical comedy before a large audience. The performance drew a sizable crowd and showcased student talent in a lively evening of songs and stagecraft.
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Ieciorists
Princeton University
Bellev ue hospital minstrels bring laughter to theatre of healing
The Yama San Minstrels performed to a full house in Bellevue Hospital Amphi Theatre as operating rooms were temporarily turned into a concert hall. Patients, nurses, and staff filled chairs and stretchers, enjoying a medley of songs, violin, dance, and humorous acts under church mission auspices led by Miss A. M. Stahl and Rev. Henry C. Dwyer.
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23D Street
Protestant Episcopal City Mission
A. M. Stahl
Henry C. Dwyer
Crescent Gymnasium Club
Lew Heyman
Italians In Panic After West Broadway Gas Blast
Forty Italian families at 436 West Broadway fled a gas explosion in a vacant store on the ground floor. The blast shattered plate glass and caused a panic with Black Hand cries. Carmelo Venuro, in the adjoining bookstore, escaped with minor injuries. a wagon driver vanished in the shock, and the frightened horse was cared for by the SPCA.
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West Broadway
Macdougal Street
Carmelo Veneuro
Carmelo
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Painters Strike Over New Wage Demands Across Boroughs
About a thousand painters joined strikes in Brooklyn Kings and Richmond as unions clash over a new wage scale of 1 a day for plain work and 50 cents for decorative work in Manhattan The Bronx and less in other boroughs. Dispatches from union leaders showed discord on instructions and timing across the two bodies.
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Amalgamated Painters’ Society
Brotherhood of Painters
Manhattan
Bronx
Richard
Waldron
Connell
Collins
the Brotherhood of Painters
Brooklyn
Kings
Richmond
Brownsville
B and O Wage Adjustment Raises Payroll Totals
President Murray of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announced a readjustment of payroll increasing annual pay to employees from 2.5 million to 3 million dollars. He said the raises reward faithful workers with proportionate increases and will raise company expenses necessitating higher transportation rates. He cited general cost increases in railroads nationwide as justification.
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Tribune
Baltimore
Murray
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Republicans Win in Michigan Election Results Report
Detroit April 1 Republicans win with a normal spring vote as the state ticket gains about 75 000 in leading returns. Interest centers on Detroit’s ballot measure to accept 750 000 from Andrew Sornelle for a Ty and to issue bonds for a Ukraine program institution. Result likely known tomorrow.
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Detroit
Michigan
Andrew Sornelle
Ukrameapeart Institution
Columbus Official Ousted By City Council Vote
Columbus Ohio April 1 The City Council voted 12 to 1 to remove Fred Lied from the Board of Public Service amid indictment on a charge linked to wine schem es. the action follows a probe into a public service matter with no connection to related issues.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fred Lied
Board of Public Service
Chee Aioets
Brooklyn Trade Valued At Two Million In Real Estate Deal
A Brooklyn exchange valued at 2,000,000 involves the Phenix Insurance Company Building and the Continental Building on Court and Montague streets being traded for suburban properties. The sellers, Vennette Pelletreau and ex-Senator Charles Cooper, received parcels in South Port Jefferson, Franklin Square, Coram, and Lombardy Street area, with additional parcels near Patchogue. The Provident Loan Society plans a new structure on the Brooklyn site, while other buyers include James P. Lee and E. R. Haight property transfers. Further details appear in another column.
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Brooklyn
Leonard Moody Real Estate Company
Phenix Insurance Company
Continental
Court and
Montague Sts
Vennette F. Pelletreau
Charles Cooper
Stoked & Knowles
South Port Jefferson
Franklin Square
Hempstead and
Jamaica Turnpike
Coram
Patchogue
Lombardy St
Varick Ave
L. J. Phillips & Co
James P. Lee
4Th Ave
Fourth Avenue
Horace S. Fly & Co
Brady Plans Major Enlargement of Fifth Avenue House
Plans filed to enlarge and remodel the four story and basement dwelling of Nicholas F Brady at Fifth Ave and 0th St. The existing avenue entrance and balustrade will be removed for a new street level Seth St entrance. A three story and basement extension will be added at an estimated cost of $25 000. Architect is H B Harts.
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Nicholas F. Brady
Fifth Ave
Avenue
Seth St
H. B. Harts
Plans filed to unite loft buildings for restaurant use
Plans have been filed to enlarge and unite two five story loft and store buildings at 36 West 24th Street and 41 West 52nd Street owned by George C. Boldt for partial restaurant occupancy. Improvements estimated at 59000 by architects Westervelt and Austin. Also plans to enlarge J. W. Havens dwelling at Park Avenue and 79th Street with lot line extension and new facade by architect Ogden Codman.
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West 24Th St
West 52d St
George C. Boldt
Westervelt & Austin
J. W. Havens
Park Ave
79Th St
Ogden Codman
300000 Building Project Plans Filed for West 21st Street
Plans for a 12 story fireproof commercial building by Henry Corn at 22 to 25 West 21st street are filed with Buildings Superintendent Murphy. The brick facade with granite limestone and terra cotta trim measures 100 feet by 81 feet and is estimated at 300000 by Maynicke & Franke.
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Murphy
Henry Corn
West 21St St
Maynicke & Franke
Waterfront Condemnation For Ferry Terminal At Stapleton
Commissioners awarded 98 723 for 218 feet of waterfront at Stapleton after hearing many experts from the Rapid Transit Railway Company city and others. Sinking Fund Commission took possession last June. One dock completed another progressing, and a Stapleton direct ferry expected by summer. Totten dock front at Tottenville sold to Stiles Runyon and Seguiac for continued commercial use. Staten Island building plans rise with 121.70 total for two weeks, many delayed until month’s start. Richmond real estate experts see gains.
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Stapleton
Rapid Transit Railway Company
Sinking Fund Commission
City of New York
Bethsel
Totten Dock
Main Street
Tottenville
H. G. Stiles
J. B. Runyon
Joseph €. Seguiac
Keenan Critically Ill City Chamberlain at Home
Patrick Keenan, 70, City Chamberlain and longtime Tammany district leader, is critically ill at his 7th Street home after a bout with pneumonia and a week of illness. Doctors Delafield and Janeway were notified, with Campbell as deputy, and Keenan’s health has fluctuated for years while remaining active in public service.
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Patrick Keenan
7Th Street
Delafield
Janeway
Keenan
Stewart Building
Avenue B
Tammany
Tammany Hall
van Wyck
McClellan
John H. Campbell
Real estate notes on leases and sales across New York area
Joseph A. Dwyer leases 553 West 59th Street to Majestic Sight Seeing Co for use as auto station and machine shop. Charles F. Noyes Co. leases Frankel Building floors to North Ward Realty Co and Wendel & Co for jewellery work, plus 11th floor to New York Diamond Cutting Co. Burrill Brothers sell 499 4th Street Brooklyn house to J. L. Holliday for 13500 dollars. Lupovitz & Buchner lease 57 Allen Street to Saul Amsterdam for 21 years. Hotel Register Realty leases Hotel Beechwood Summit NJ to John D. Bailey and F. M. Curtis Jr. McVickar Gaillard Realty leases 11000 sq ft to Thompson-Starrett Co. at 656-658 1st Ave for 22000 dollars rent. Navarre Hotel and Importation Co. ground floor at 212 West 38th St. to J. E. Belfronde and A. Razzety. John F. Scott of Pease & Elliman rents Brae, Lawrence Long Island, to James A. McCrea.
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Joseph A. Dwyer
West 59Th St
Majestic Sight Seeing Company
Charles F. Noyes
Frankel
John and
Dutch
North Ward Realty Company
Wendel & Co
New York Diamond Cutting Company
Burrill Brothers
Jennion T. Murtha
4Th Street
7Th
8Th Aves
Brooklyn
J. L. Holliday
Lupovitz & Buchner
Rose Frey
Thompson-Starrett Company
Ist Ave
Navarre Hotel and Importation Company
West 38Th St
Navarre Hotel
J. E. Belfronde
A. Razzety
John F. Scott
Pease & Elliman
Charles E. Sherman
Lawrence
Long Island
James A. McCrea
Realty Transactions Show Wide City Loft and House Deals
S Fridus sold Nos 2568 to 2572 7th Ave three five story triple flat houses with stores to Ed ward A Isaacs as trustee. Numerous sales include properties on Lenox Ave East 30th Street and Lexington Ave. featured buyers include Daniel B Freedman and Alfred Toussaint for Philip Donner plus others in Manhattan.
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S. Fridus
7Th Ave
19Th Sts
Edward A. Isaacs
Weisberger & Kaufman
TI. J. Roe
Lenox Ave
Richard Collins
Mary McCadam
Ea St
Edward
Marrin
Kurz & Uren
Milton Realty Company
Lexington Ave
Bth
Sith Sts
Daniel B. Freedman
Alfred E. Toussaint
Philip (. Donner
N. L & Ly Ottinger
West 102d St
Frank L. Marshall
Schmeidler & Bachrach
Lth St
Willam Halperin
Getlish
Lowenfeld & Prager
2D Ave
4Th St
Mr. Halperin
B. Menschel
Joseph Yaeger
East 7Th Street
John Jacobstor
R. I. Blumenthal
Tuchman
East 4Th St
Steingut & Co
Ward Belknap
H. D. Baker & Bro
Jarraulowsky
Max Weinstein
Elizabeth and
Hester Sts
Henry 8
Perry Ave
204Th St
J. B. Smith
Alexander
Scientific American Trophy Offered for Heavier-Than-Air Machines
The Scientific American offers a $1000 Flying Machine Trophy to the Aero Club of America. The trophy, to be accepted at a club meeting in New York, will be defended annually by the winner. The first contest is set for September 14 and requires machines to fly at least 350 yards with safe, practical operation. The event is open to all heavier-than-air machines, excluding balloon-assisted designs, and judging includes flight duration distance and safety.
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Scientific American
Aero Club of America
East 42d Street
Walter Wellman
Major Hersey
8. Y. Reach
Cortlandt Field Bishop
Augustus Post
Aero Club
Israel Ludlow
Aeronautical Congress
Aeronautical Bureau of the
Bureau Aeronautics For Experimental Dupnoeen
Ward
Cutter's Nephew Wins Estate Interlineations Cut From Will
Surrogate Edgar Jackson of Nassau County ordered interlineations cut from Bloodgood H. Cutter's will after witnesses testified to post signing changes. The estate valued near 2000000 included a life farm income to John Cutter of Augusta Maine and a 1 million bequest to the Bible Society and American Tract Society. The case centers on removing a proposed lifetime share for an elderly soldier and granting the Lime Neck farm to John Cutter Jr.
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Mineola
Long Island
Bloodgood H. Cutter
Little Neck
Edgar Jackson
Nassau County
Augusta
Clarence J. Shearn
John Cutter
Winfred
Cutter
Mary Etta Cutter
Maggie Fasse
New Jersey
Stephen Wilson
Shear
Brewers to Fight Gambling Campaign Initiated by Texas Brewers
The Texas Brewers Association offers a 500000 bond to ensure Texas saloons stay free of cards dice dominoes and slot machines. Ten thousand notices to saloonkeepers are issued and a 300 strong secret service corps will provide violation evidence. Counsel retained and violators to be prosecuted. $200000 reserved for campaign funds.
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The
Tribune
Galveston
Texas Brewers’ Association
Texas
Secret Service Corps
Old Buildings Auction Near Brooklyn Bridge Entrance
Bryan L Kennelly auctioned fourteen old structures near the Manhattan entrance to the Brooklyn Bridge. D Davis of 6 Sheffield Brooklyn bought most via a syndicate of secondhand material men. Total sales over six thousand dollars with parcels including 5 to 15 Chambers 80 to 96 Park Row and 12 28 80 32 Centre 1 to 7 City Hall Place and 2 4 6 24 Duane street.
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Bryan L. Kennelly
Yestern
Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
D. Davis
Sheffield Street
Brooklyn
Chambers Street
Park Row
Centre Street
City Hall Place
Duane Street
Staats Zeitung
East River Savings Bank
Ators
Me Levinson
Senate passes railway 1000 mile book bill in third reading
Lincoln Neb April 1 On third reading the Senate today passed the House bill providing that railway companies shall sell 1000 mile books for good in the hands of bearer and for as many as the latter authorized.
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Lincoln
Neb
Senate
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Alifornia
Bellevue
Painters
Tate
Provident Loan Society
Wooster Street
Fifth Avenue House
Chamberlain
Transactions IN Realty
Flying Machine Trophy
George W. Bard
Mount Vernon
Chester Hill
New Haven Station
Summit
N. W
Sidney Avenue
Summit Avenue
South Sixth Avenue
City Hall
E. 149Th St
Melrose
Alabama
East Tith St
Soth
Charles PB. Force
Sig West
Long Branch
van Huel
Blaisdell
Broadway
N. J
Harwich
Mass
KASP
West 24Th
Connecticut
Bonventons
Larchmont, W
N. Y
H. A. Searle
Arlington Ave
Jersey City
Southampton
A. BE. Schermerhorn
Metropolitan Realty
William
Roland A
Whiting
Union Square
B. L. Chapman
East With Street
Brooklyn Property
Ackerson
Fiske Terrace
Flatbush
Ricks
West
Olson
Halsey
North Side
McDonough Street
Bourne
Madison Square Station
Bargain
M. Krewer
74Th St
L. Bay Ridge
Herkimer ST
Neven Root
ONDON
Fancland
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Tube
Bua
West Exd
New
Oxford St. W
Brewers
Nebraska
Long Island Real Estate
Far Rockaway, No. Y
Ags
A. C. Haynes
Madison Square
Great South Bay
K. Aston
Wall Street
Astoria
L. L
Graham
Eee Ishing
Bayside
Whitestone Properties
G. M'Knight Realty CO
West 34Th St
St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church
Madison Avenue
44Th Street
Leighton Parks
Parks
Grace T Episcopal
W. & J. Sloane
Far East
Io Emenaria
Gia
Thia
Pias Agenti Ae
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Capital & Surplus
Liberty Street
Liberty
Bitle
Trust & Senki Dee Deygy
Montague Street
Ritle
Trust & Banking
Nassau St
Westchester County
Halley Land and Improvement Company
East
125Th
Rider & Ericssons
Yorkville Engine Co
Co. F. Bedell
Vist ST. E
RILEY
Washington-Southern
EST Lodge
Glen Allen
Hol. M. Henneberry
Jes
Landt Mortgage CO
Wittlam
Morris Park Lots
City
West South ST
Riverside
Atvemside Drive
Kauffman & Grolz
Amsterdam Ave
Country Property
MT. Vernon
MT. Vernon Estates
Babette Hoenthal
Alfred B. Darling
Newport
Richard C. Derby
Bellevue Avenue
Cooley & West, Inc
Vernon
Flatiron Building
Cooley & Non
West, Inc
Mt. Ror
Watch Hill
R. I
Wellington
Seventh Avenue
Frank W. Coy
Westerly
Seer Dapma
Jersey Central
WM. F. Reynolds
Chestnut St. Roseux
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Bath
Jamaica
Hil
Cee
Halsey St
EB B. Beers
Yester
Orange
Sullivan Counties
Great Bargains
EL Harp
New Paltz
Bayville Beach
Platemall
E. Houston St
Farm Bureau
New York City
al Ong
West End Elberon
Ocean Front
Wardell & Burke West
Real Estate and Buildery Exchange
Broadway, N.Y
Amenhurst
Asbury Park
Yatenhurst
Springs
Cascade
Donaldson
Eseton Detel
Rem Sen
Fen
Room Howe Enn
St. I
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