Tulsa Visitors Promote Tulsa as Investment Hub
The Tulsa Commercial Club of 115 Tulsa businessmen toured New York, staying at the Hotel Astor and meeting Governor Hughes. Led by J. J. Moyner, they promote Oklahoma oil gas and soil resources, seek eastern capital, and plan to return to Tulsa April 29 after a Philadelphia stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa Commercial Club
Tulsa
Okla
Hotel Astor
Long Acre Square
Tulsa By Courier’ J. &. Cleary
Tulsa Daily Worl
Pennsylvania Railroad
Astor
Hughes
Broadway
Main Street
Fifth Avenu
Jax J. M. Moyner
Prudential Investment Company
Magistrate Frees Teenager for Street Baseball Dispute
In the Tombs court Magistrate Finn discharged sixteen year old Jon Winnesn of 21 Morris Street after arraignment on a charge of playing ball in the street. Patrolman Kenny said Winnesn pitched a baseball on Washington Street. The magistrate noted a prior window incident and stated he would not see juvenile New Yorkers deprived of their fun. He recalled a seven dollar window broken at his own home recently by boys playing ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
Tombs Court
Jon Winnesn
Morris Street
Bey
Lim
Kenny
Washington Street
Iin
Enid
Waistcoat Emblem of Agony Highlights Mammon Debate
Dr. Cheuries FP Fagneni spoke before a Cooper Union audience of over a thousand, displaying a burned waistcoat found on the Third Avenue elevated line. He told of two men burned by the third rail, one killed and one disfigured, using the scene to argue that wealth worship harms human life. He blamed Mammon for indifference to safety, while admitting uncertainty about rail safety coverings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheuries FP. Fagneni
People’s Institute
Cooper Union
Third Avenue
God
Mammon
Patton Celebrates 98th Birthday in San José
Willam H. Patton known as Dad marked his ninety eighth birthday in San José on Thursday. A long time mender of china with his patent cement, he was born near Abraham Lincoln’s boyhood home and is said to have known Lincoln. He once served as street member for Fremont during his first plains expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
San Francisco
Willam H. Patton
San José
Patton
China
Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
Frémont
Plains
Patrolmen Shoot Two During Burglary Incident in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio today two men were shot and killed by City Patrolmen Heinz and Causey after being mistaken for burglars. The deceased were dein and William D Frank sons of grocer R O Frank. Insey was suspended pending an investigation. Heinz remains on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Dein
William D. Frank
R. O. Frank
Heinz and
Causey
Insey
Heinz
Commemorative Tablet Unveiled For Paul Revere Ride
In Boston on April 19 the 13234th anniversary of Paul Revere's ride was marked by unveiling a tablet in Faneuil Hall. City school children participated, under the Society of the Sons of the Revolution. Addresses were given by Charles Dana Burrage, Mayor Hibbard, and clergy from Boston College and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Paul Revere
Faneuil Hall
Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Charles Dana Burrage
Massachusetts Society
Sons of the Revolution
Hibbard
Ernest A.thomas
J. P. Langley Bodfish
Boston College
Dr Gordon Emphasizes Soul Saving At Opening Rally
Reverend Charles William Gordon known as Ralph Connor and Dr J Wilbur Chapman will speak at the Evangelistic Committee of New York City opening rally in the Metropolitan Opera House tomorrow evening. Tickets are free at No 41 Lexington avenue.
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Gordon
The
Sky Pilot
Ralph Connor
Charles William Gordon
Evangelistic Committee
New York City
J. Wilbur Chapman
Evangelistic Committee of
Metropolitan Opera House
No. 41
Lexington Avenue
Lake engineers vote to sustain open shop stand
Detroit Local 2 of the Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association voted to back President Yates in his opposition to the open shop policy for vessels of the Great Lakes, reinforcing the union's stance against nonunion crewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Engineers
Detroit
The
Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
Yates
Association
Miriam Osborn Memorial Home Opens in Rye
The Miriam Osborn Memorial Home Association will hold an informal opening of the home at Rye Westchester County at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon. Incorporated in 1892 the group holds property bequeathed by Mrs Osborn to provide a memorial home for aged gentlewomen in needy circumstances. The home is built furnished and ready for occupation on a high elevation adjoining the Boston Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Osborn
Suffragettes Draw Big Crowd in Brooklyn Meeting
The Brooklyn Philosophical Society held a meeting at Long Island Business College with about eight hundred women in attendance. Easter attire drew as much attention as the speakers, and the planned chief speaker Mrs Borrmann Wells was absent. all speakers were women.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Philosophical Society
Long Island Business College
Borrmann Wells
Modern Rye settlement hall with park and power plant
A new charitable home in Rye sits on about twenty four acres with a private ninety acre park. The brick terra cotta and marble building is fireproof and housing up to one hundred residents plus staff. It features modern plumbing electricity for lighting and power, a central power house, and a complete sewage system. Admission requires residency in New York or Westchester two hundred five hundred dollar fee and assured good character. Women managers include Anson Atterbury Fairchild Garver Thorne and others. Speakers included Anna Maley a socialist discussing women’s roles and machinery replacing human labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
New York
Westchester
Association
Anson P. Atterbury
Charles S. Fairchild
John A. Garver
William V. S. Thorne
Henry Marquand
Frederick A. Constable
Gertrude L. Woyt
William K. Otis
J. Newton Perkins
Emily Redmond
Myles Standish
Eleanor Agnew
Beekman de Peyster
Dwalader Jones
Henry Ogothout
H. Olive Trowbridge
Mathilda K. Wallin
Joint Missionary Conference at Marble Church
A day of missionary meetings opens at 3 p m with a joint conference at Marble Collegiate Church Delaware Street Fifth Avenue addresses cover The Missionary Movement and world opportunities Speakers include John B Sloman Jr James J Vanes S Parkes Cadman Henry N Cobb S M Zwemer R C A Dr S S Capen and others Afterward attendees will dine at Martha Washington Hotel then attend a mass meeting at Carnegie Hall to hear Secretary Taft
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Collegiate Church
2Th Street
Fifth Avenue
John B. Sloman, Jr
Washington
James J. Vanes
Newark
S$. Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
New York
Henry N. Cobb
S. M. Zwemer
Foreign Mission Board
5S. B. Capen
Boston
Martha Washington
Carnegié Hall
Taft
Tragedy Ends in Suicide of Rev George Tomson in Woodbury
In Woodbury New Jersey on April 19 coroner says the death of Rev George W Tomson was a suicide by a four inch pistol pistol in his home. Friends describe it as a final end to troubles while Miss Helen Moore had claimed he was to wed her. The minister was engaged to Miss Moore and will be buried from Mrs Fannie Kenworthy's home tomorrow. The First Presbyterian Church closed and Easter services were skipped as the tragedy looms over the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
N. J
George W. Tomson
Hunter
Helen Moore
Tomson
Fannie Kenworthy
First Presbyterian Church
Hewett brothers arraigned in city court on robbery charge
Alexander S Hewett and his brother Zebulon H Hewett faced arraignment in Jefferson Market court for robbing the American Express Company of 1300 by raising drafts. They will be examined before Magistrate Barlow the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City News
Alexander S. Hewett
Jefferson Market Court
American Express Company
Zebulon H Hewett
Barlow
James Taylor
Frank Collins
Harburger
Cornell
Carl Schurz
Labor union backs Haffen amid Bronx borough probe
The Highway Laborers' Union sent a preamble and resolutions to the Central Federated Union endorsing Borough President Haffen of The Bronx. The document cites chagrin and disappointment at a cabal of political adventurers and place writers. Nineteen voted against the resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Federated Union
Highway Laborers’ Union
Organized Labor
Haffen
Bronx
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac
Sunrise and sunset times with moon phase and high water marks for Sandy Hook and Gov Island. Entries list morning and afternoon highs at Sandy Hook Gov Island and Hell Gate with specific times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iigh Water
A.M
Sandy Hook
Gov Island
Hell Gate
Gov. Island
Minnehaha and Zeeland Dock Expected Tuesday Morning
Ships reported east of Sandy Hook forecast to dock around 8 am Tuesday. The California sits 288 miles east at 2 pm yesterday with arrival around 10 am today. Several ports and liners such as Nieuw Amsterdam, Mauretania, and Venus lines are listed with April schedules and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnehaha
Sandy Hook
Zeeland
Pom
California
Atanhre
Aioe cc
Port Spain
Trinidad
Ponce
NY &Pr
Nieuw Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Gnar
Slasgow
Caracas
San Juan
Florida
Havre
Idaho
Triall
Naples
Kalser Witees A
Cherbourg
Lloyd Ital
Lloyd
Barbad
Lamp & Holt Stinwalls
Havana
Eee Wes Warder A. Wilhelm
Pr -Hamb-Am Minneéhian
London
Tlantic Trans Zee
Shipping News Arrivals and Quarantine Lists
A multilingual shipping list notes arrivals and quarantine statuses for many steamers including American Delano at Philadelphia April 18 and St Louis at Southampton April 11. Vessels La Touraine, Satilla, Arapahoe, City of Columbus, Hamilton, Bradford, Aboukir, Korona, Braunfels, Marayua and Norwich are recorded with destinations, cargoes, passenger counts, mails and moide with quarantine times and bar arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
Delano
Philadelphia
St Louis
Jamison
Southampton
Cherbourg
Bar
Seminole
McKenzie
Azua
Santo Demingo City
Macoris
Sanchez
Samana
Porto Plata
Monte Christi
Turk’s Island
Clyde Ss Co
Faille
Havre
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
Satilla
Mason
Brunswick
Brunswick Ss Co
Mndise
Arapahoe
Kemble
Jacksonville
Charleston
City of Columbus
Burg
Savannah
Ocean Ss Co
Moise
Hamilton
Boaz Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion Si Co
Bradford
Gers
Certel Porte Barrios
Bocas del Toro
Santa Marta
United Fruit Company
Aboukir
Young
Port Spain
Trinidad Shipping and Trading Company
Passener
Mails
Mdse
Norwich
Smith
Port Antonio
Exhibition and Sale of Summer Silks and Black Dress Goods
Exhibition and sale showcases new weaves and colors including Rough Shan tung V Pongee Rajah Egyptian Bordure Foulard Latin Ondoyant Crepe-de-Chene Chiffon Cloth and Marquisette. Both stores offer 2,500 yards of Black French all wool Voile 45 inches wide at 75 cents per yard on Monday April 20.
Sale of Oriental Rugs and Carpets at Reduced Prices
Auction offers about one third off retail. 34 large Serapi Persian carpets priced 150 to 200 dollars. 200 Mahal carpets average 9 by 89 feet priced 90 to 110 dollars. Includes high quality pieces from Persian sources and sizable lots for immediate purchase. Public sale details not provided.
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Oklahoma
Union
Roosevelt
Battery Dan
Speaker
Lincoln
Royal Baking Powder
Anna Maley
Joint Missionary Conference
Co. F. U
Marine Intelligence
Miniature Almanac
Epnesday
Utechland
Adamburg
Hamb-Am
Carmania
Liverpool
Cunard
Majestic Southampton
Bite Sarrsey City
Swansea
Brieto Bovkc
Lierpool
White Star
Verdi
Argentina
Lamp & Holt
Saramacca
Jamestown
Old Dominion
Prinz Wilhelm
Bremen
Drumianrig
Clyde
Mauretania
Tuward
Hain
Adriatic
Venetia
Inagua
Haiib
Statendam
Holland-Am
Atlanta
Austrig Lampasas
Talves
Jefferson
Dominion
Wall
Japan
Corea
Philip Islands
Philippine Islands
Seattles
Hawaii
Alameda
Guam
New Zealand
Australia
Samoan Islands
New Caledonia
Seeene Beens
Phillippine I
Vancouver
Victoria
Empress of
India
Tahiti
Marquesss
Francisco
Mariposa
Shipping News
Port of
James McCreery & Co
23Rd Street
34Th Street
St. Gall
Mosul
Daghestan
L'Oyleys
Nelasco Stuyvesant
Warren
Belasco
West 14Th St
Virginia
Colonial Mat
Daily
Alhambra
Marie Dresssler
Bijou Vernandes
W. L. Abingdon
Ida Fuller
O'Brien-Havel Co
Billy B. van
Rose Heaumont
Richard Golden & Co
Bhayia Arcare
Ore
J L Luckenbach
Datton
New Orleans
JL Luckenbach
Pawnee
Rich
Mdise
Mannheim
Ger
Flushing
Gregies Rich
Fremantle
Adelaide
Dremianrig
Bre Mente
Idea
la Plata
Maracas
Grenaua
Arritep
Georgic Bri
Ambria
Thry
Queenstown
Moville
Columbia Bre
Glasgow
St Paul
Plymouth
Tagus
Kingston
Colon
Barbados
Caledonia
Dover
Kroonland
Antwerp
Fiaime
Pannonia
Lucania
Cevie
Gibraltar
Carypathia
Genoa
Ric
Liberty Eves
Mabel
Siden
Taliaferro Polly
Enew
Amsterdam
Sbroadway
Sierela Caine
Bert Hawmerstein
Frank Fogart
Ella Stanes
Goris Lind Reynard
Deane
Sun
Crofut
Knapp
Rocers, Peer & Company
Warren St
Empire Theatre
W. H. Crane Noe
Otis Skinner
Family Garrick
Cyril Scott
ROYAL
Paul M. Porter
SAVOY
Knickerbocker
138Th Street
Geo. M. Cohan
Helen F
Jerry J
Josephine Cohan
Kirle Bellew
Margaret Illington
LY Et M Theatre
Miss Kitty Cheatha
Madison Square Garden
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Eres
Mats
ATP
AERIA
Eves
Rane
Ee Sy
Port Arthur
Winter
Arneval
LYRIC
St. Westea
Sothern
le RY
Ndreary
Amd
WOLF
Daly
Sam Bernard Vie
Mair
Sat Wasrett
Mabel Barricon and
Jos. F ‘Howard. the Flower OF the
Wallach
Arne GE Mr. Harol
Bauer
Academy OF Must
Fritzi Scheff Mopists
Dewey
Avewie
Edward
Nou
Saknes - Mace
Cette
Die
Grosse Liedenschaft
Blaney’s
Tedna
May Spooner
Rivar
Evetl
Dorothy V
Haddon
Eden World
Wax
Terful Ajeonz
Queens Co
Jockey Club
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