Jews Offer Reward for Evidence on Grand St Riot
East Side Vigilance Committee formed by hundreds of Hebrews at Educational Alliance to seek fair investigation into Grand st riot at Rabbi Joseph funeral. Dr Julius Halpern chaired. committee to collect evidence, then hand to law group. Mayor Low expressed cooperation. Rewards posted up to 500 dollars for information or arrests related to water throwing or missiles.
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East Side
Educational Alliance
Grand St
Rabbi Joseph
Julius Halpern
No. 250
East Broadway
Maurice Fishberg
J. Weinstein
Joseph Balsky
Pierre Siegelstein
J. Bernstein
Elias Rosenthal
Isidor Lerner
L. E. Miller
A. H. Sarasohn
Law Committee
Otto Rosalsky
Professor Levasson
Louis E
Partridge
Low
Cross
Cooper Union
Lower East Side
Jerome
Mayo
Albert Levine
Seminole Hall
Grandst
Morris Epstein
New Windsor Hall
Alexander Rosenthal
F. Spellman
Hoe
Inspector Cross
Pacific Hall
Hebrew-American League
United Hebrew Community
Ast Broadway
New York
Gus@aus Rogers
Wednes&y
Resolutions Condemn Hoe Firm Police Actions
The meeting condemned the Hoe firm, the employee, and the police for discriminatory use of a club. Resolutions urged the public to present evidence while a committee was formed to meet Mayor Low and Commissioner Partridge at 2 p.m. Monday. Members include Rev. Drs. Drachman Jaches Masliansky Moeseon Henry M. Goldfogie Israel Levy Abraham Perlman Jacob Cohen and A. S. Retkowsky.
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Hoe
Low
Partridge
Mayor orders probe into Grand Street riot at Rabbi Joseph funeral
Mayor Low ordered an official investigation into Wednesday's riot at the Rabbi Jacob Joseph funeral, urging a full report to identify origins and punish those responsible. Aldermen demanded action, while Police Commissioner Partridge sought details from Inspector Cross about district conditions, crowd behavior, and alleged assaults by workers linked to Hoe & Co.
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Grandst
Low
Partridge
Rabbi Jacob Joseph
Rabbi Joseph
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Devlin
Adam A. Cross
Cross
Henryst
East Side
Hoe & Co. workers face riot charges at Essex Market Court
Hebrew residents and lawyers led by Congressman Goldfogle pressed assault and disorderly conduct complaints against Hoe & Co. employees for a Grand Street riot. Four men held on $500 bail as examinations set for Tuesday. Morgan of Hoe & Co. posted $2,000 to secure release. Claims of bolt and hose use debated amid guard presence and factory defenses.
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R. Hoe & Co
Grandst
Congressman Goldfogle
Studin
Mayo
Henry Stockhusen
Hoe & Co
George Stillgenbauer
Albert Levine
George Church
Stamford
Conn
Hoe
Church
Emil Adams
MacDougal St
Brooklyn
Joseph Kaplan
Joseph Moss
Howe & Hummel
Adams
Morgan
Hoe’s
Northfield Bible Conference Sees Wide Range of Speakers
East Northfield Mass July 31 Special For more than a score of years the Northfield Bible Conference has drawn Christians seeking Moody influence and deeper Bible study. Rev G Campbell Morgan leads daily addresses at the Bible School and Students Conference while Dr Pentecost and others speak. William R Moody directs conferences with his family aiding the Northfield and Chicago efforts. The twentieth general conference runs August 1 to 17 with Morgan and Meyer among planned speakers and music led by Towner and Stebbins.
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Mass
Northfield
Mr. Moody
Evangelist
Henry van Dyke
Northfield Seminary
Moody
George S. Pentecost
India
London
Yonkers
Bible School
Mount Hermon
Chicago
Eve
Paul Dwight Moody
W. R. Moody
Round Top
Ambert G. Moody
Morgan
Pentecost
F. B. Meyer
Henry G. Weston
Crozer Theological Seminary
Chester
Penn
A. C. Dixon
H. C. Mabie
Boston
C. S. Scofield
H. W. Pope
New Haven
L. G. Broughton
Atlanta
Messrs
Whitcomb Brougher
Chattanooga
Tonn Henry Varley
W. Ross
Stephen Band
John Kelman
Edinburgh
Mr Morgan
Meyer
Kelman
Edinburgh University
I D. B. Towner
George
Stevbins
Towner
Friends of Northfield
G. Campbell Morgan
England
J. Whitcomb Brougher
Tenn
Eng
Conn
Henry Varley
Joan Kelwan
Liverpool
D. B. Towner
George C Stebbins
Woman Takes Life at Child's Grave in Queens Cemetery
Mrs Gertrude Beattie of 332 East Thirty-ninth Street drank carbolic acid and died beside the grave of her five year old daughter buried two months earlier at Linden Hill Cemetery Long Island City. She had visited the grave daily and was last seen weeping there.
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Gertrude Beattie
East Thirty-ninth St
Linden Hill Cemetery
Long Island City
Ufeless
Rush Denies Desertion In District Race
Thomas E. Rush rejects desertion charges from Thomas Gilleran and Timothy Driscoll amid claims of factional flirtation with Carroll. He offers to donate $1,060 to charity if any assertion is proven, insists he opposed Carroll all along, and says he will run solo to defeat Carroll at the primaries.
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Thomas Gilleran
Timothy Driscoll
Carroll
Mr. Rush
Gilleran
Driscoll
Car
Priscoll
Carroll Driscoll
Friends of
Myer J. Stein
Greater New York
Insurance Teacher Gets Cup at White Room Dinner
Gage E Tarbell second vice president of Equitable Life Assurance Society hosted a dinner for 130 new agents in the Lawyers' Club at Equitable Building. Agents from across the Union begin work today after a month of Tarbell teaching a life insurance course. W J Lamb of Harvard spoke and presented a silver loving cup to Tarbell in thanks for his instruction.
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Gage E. Tarbell
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Lawyers’ Club
Equitable
Tarbell
Atlantic Yacht Club to visit Manhattan Beach
Three hundred fifty members and friends of the Atlantic Yacht Club will go to Primrose and Dockstader's minstrels at Manhattan Beach this evening. A special Atlantic Yacht Club programme has been arranged and members will be conveyed from Sea Gate to the venue in private trolley cars.
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The
Atlantic Yacht Club
Primrose and
Dockstader
Manhattan Beach
Sea Gate
New York Tribune Offered in Europe to Readers Abroad
Americans traveling in Europe this year can buy The New York Tribune at leading hotels across the continent and Great Britain, on Reading Room tables, and at principal railroad stations.
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New-York Tribune
Stalin
Europe
Great Britain
Governor Odell Meets Mayor and Dunn at Fifth Avenue Hotel
Governor Odell visited the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday for a brief talk with Colonel George W. Dunn, Republican State Committee chair. Dunn called for a State committee meeting August 16 to set dates for the upcoming Republican State Convention, likely the week after September 16 and possibly in Saratoga. They also met Mayor Low at City Hall and discussed police matters and the next state election, with mentions of Colonel Partridge’s administration and a potential Supreme Court vacancy.
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Fifth Avenue
George W. Dunn
Republican State Committee
Newbury
Dunn
State Committee
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Oyster Bay
Colonel Dunn
Colonel Partridge
Supreme Court
Justice Andrews
New-York
Cardinal Gibbons Accepts Vice Presidency of Schley Monument
Baltimore July 31 Cardinal Gibbons accepts the vice presidency of the Schley Triumphal Arch Association formed to erect a monument to Admiral Schley. He says Schley's victory shed glory on Maryland and hopes for a hearty citizen response to the patriotic enterprise.
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Triumphal Arch Association
Baltimore
Schley Triumphal Arch Association
Cardinal Gibbons
Admiral Schley
Maryland
Wesleyan Observatory Gift From Prof Van Vleck Kin
Wesleyan University plans observe building to cost about $30,000 funded by a brother of Professor Van Vleck. The observatory joins three other new buildings now under construction as the university expands in Middletown Connecticut this year.
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van Vleck
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
Wesleyan
High License Local Option Nominates Clement for Governor
The High License Local Option party filed nomination papers in Montpelier for Percival W. Clement of Rutland for Governor and F. W. Agan of Ludlow for Lieutenant Governor. The slate, bearing 1.2/9 signatures, aligns Clement and Agan with the regular Republican nominees on the ticket.
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Montpelier
Percival W. Clement
Rutland
F. W. Agan
Ludlow
Secretary of State
Local Option Party
Clement
Agan
Haymarket Closed After Raid. Indefinite Season Declared
The Haymarket venue at Thirtieth Street and Sixth Avenue was raided Tuesday night by Inspector Harley and crew and closed last night for an indeterminate period. Normally opening at a specified time, the hall was dark and deserted with proprietor Edward G. Corey away on a steam yacht. Staff and orchestra on vacation with pay, while police action deterred patrons. reopening unlikely in August.
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Haymarket
Harley
Thirtieth St
Sixth-ave
Edward G. Corey
Mayor Ames to resign as Minneapolis mayor in September
Minneapolis reports Mayor A A Ames has agreed to resign effective September 6 while in West Baden Indiana. The move ends a police corruption scandal that has dominated city government for months. Acting officials will handle duties as resignation is read to the Common Council.
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Minneapolis
A. A. Ames
West Baden
Ind
Common Council
Frederick W. Ames
Charles R. Hill
John Fitchette
Frederick M. Powers
Powers
Grand Jury
Ames
Ex Mayor Hewitt Celebrates Eightieth Birthday
Abram S. Hewitt marked his eightieth birthday at Revenue Cove Bar Harbor Maine with quiet activities and telegrams of congratulations. He voiced happiness at the esteem shown and said he would devote his remaining years to the Carnegie Trust Barnard College Endowment Cooper Institute and the John M Burke Foundation. Mayor Low joined others like Morris K. Jesup Judge William R Lawrence and General Samuel Thomas in sending good wishes.
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the Tribune
Bar Harbor
Abram S. Hewitt
Revenue Cove
Carnegie Trust
Barnard College
Cooper Institute
John M. Burke
J. Montgomery Sears
W. Butler Duncan
Samuel Thomas
Ambassador Clayton Explains Mexico Mining Stock Tie
Washington July 1 Ambassador Clayton telegraphed the State Department that a misunderstanding exists about his link to El Carmen Mining Company He owns 100 shares in the company in his name as trustee for an aged American citizen relative who inherited substantial El Carmen stock He says he acquired the shares to serve as director to protect her interests but could not act as director without stock and notified his relative that taking the director role could bar future diplomatic service The March statement explaining these facts was accepted by the department.
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Washington
Clayton
State Department
el Carmen
Senate
Department
Senator Negri Dies in Mountain Fall Near Santa Catterina
Milan reports Senator Gaetano Negri killed in a mountain climbing accident near Santa Catterina after a fall while ascending the peak. He had been staying at Varazze, Liguria.
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Milan
Gaetano Negri
Varazze
Liguria
Santa Catterina
Chattanooga Southern Not Sold Denial by Railroad President
Chattanooga Tennessee July 31 President Henry Lamb of the Chattanooga Southern Railroad arrived in the city and denied reports that the Louisville and Nashville had bought the Chattanooga Southern. He said there have been no negotiations or settlements regarding a sale.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Henry Lamb
Chattanooga Southern Railroad
Louisville and A A
Chattanooga Southern
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