New York Tribune Pole-Dash Game Coupons
The text describes coupon entitlements for the Pole-Dash Game in the New York Tribune. Each coupon plus ten cents grants access, with a total of fifteen cents if mailed. Prizes are claimed at The Tribune offices on Nassau Street and Broadway, with mail-in options to Dept. C, New York Tribune. The game is advertised as fascinating for all ages.
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New York Tribune
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Hearst Ties With Democratic League Stir City Politics
A proposed working accord between William R Hearst and New Yorks Democratic League signals a strategic blend of conservatives and radicals Tealeads see it as a threat to Tammany Hall while Hearst polishes his position to influence state politics Indications point to a joint effort that could reshape leadership, alliances, and forthcoming elections in December and December 14 meetings.
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William R. Hearst
New Democratic League
Democratic League
Alton B. Parker
Morgan J. O’brien
D. Cady Herrick
Edward M. Shepard
Thomas M. Osborne
S. Stanwood Menken
Mr. Hearst
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Plaza Hotel
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Charles F. Murphy
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Democratic
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Conners
Stanwood Menken
Independence League
Hotel Astor
Wigwam
Mount Clemens
Mich
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Gaynor
Tammany County Committee
Gayfore
Hendrick May Quit Over Salary Debate and Rumors
Reports said three Appellate Division justices and Justice Hendrick might resign amid criticism of a November 19 salary increase for New York and Kings County justices. Hendrick denied rumors, lamented unfair newspaper criticism, and weighed leaving to join a private firm offering over twice the justice salary.
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Supreme Court
Peter A. Hendrick
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
New York
Kings Counties
Francis M. Scott
Hendrick
T. A. Hendrick
Philippine Islands
Ferry Lines to Williamsburg and Manhattan Operated by Brooklyn and Manhattan
City Hall disclosed a settlement with the Brooklyn and Manhattan Ferry Company. The Sinking Fund Commission’s special committee, formed to resume Roosevelt and Ba Street ferries to Williamsburg, reached an agreement for the company to operate the lines. The ferries had been halted months ago due to unprofitable returns.
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Roosevelt Street
Williamsburg
23D Street
City Hall
Sinking Fund Commission
Roosevelt
Ba Street
Brooklyn and Manhattan Ferry Company
Retaw Retew and its quick relief claims across outlets
A dubious medicine marketed as a treatment for nervous headache brain fatigue and low mood after alcohol excesses. Sold by Acker Merrall Condit and various hotels cafes druggists or the Lictaw Water Co at 16 Whitehall Street City.
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Acker, Merrall & Condit
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Lictawater Co
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City
Crisanti trial details son’s account of fatal stabbing
Alfred Crisanti, son of Augusta Crisanti, testifies in a murder trial over the August 18 stabbing at 171 Avenue A. He recounts rescuing his mother from his revolver-toting father before the knife affair. Jury of twelve sits as Samuel Untermyer leads the defense in court before Judge Malone.
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Alfred Crisanti
Augusta Crisanti
Louis
No. 171 Avenue A
Alfred
Crisanti
Eugene Ciccarelli
Malone
Court of General Sessions
Samuel Untermyer
Nott
Eighty Hunters Die In Hunting Season Report
Telegraph dispatch reports 1909 hunting season ends with 8 deaths and 43 injuries. Wisconsin and upper Michigan supply most victims. Notables killed include Dr. John R More of United States Steel, HL Bacon of New London, and real estate man John G Hoetzel of Milwaukee. Accidents often involve misidentified targets and return fire from startled hunters.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
John R More
United States Steel Corporation
Ironwood
Mich
HL. Bacon
New London
Wis
John G. Hoetzel
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Woods
Wife Slayer Candid as He Faces Homicide Charge
Patrick H Rafferty a Brooklyn bricklayer killed his wife and wounded his mother in law at 1832 Fulton Street. He admitted guilt at police headquarters and was sent to Raymond Street jail as coroner's inquest awaited. Brother in law Frank Ohland released on parole for funeral attendance. Mrs Kelly in hospital recovering.
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Patrick H. Rafferty
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Gates Avenue
Gilroy
Raymond Street
Frank Ohland
Rafferty
Frm
Ocean Parkway
Margaret Kelly
St. John’s Hospital
Japanese Commission Sails After U S Trade Tour
After a three month tour visiting nearly every state, Japan’s honorary commercial commissioners sailed for Japan aboard the Chiyo Maru. Baron Shibusawa sent Taft thanks for the hospitality and said Americans’ industrial and educational progress stood out. Baron Kanda praised distinct Japanese views on education and gender roles.
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Union
Japan
Baron Shibusawa
Taft
Republic
America
Baron Kanda
The
Commission
Empire
Autopsy Links Mrs Snead Murder Case to House of Mystery
Autopsy in East Orange, New Jersey concludes Mrs Acey W M Snead died by drowning. Virginia Wardlaw held on murder charge after investigators uncover a grim Flatbush caregiver network and a secretive aunt like entourage surrounding the young mother and newborn.
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East Orange
N. J
Acey W. M. Snead
North Mth Street
Virginia Wardlaw
Mrs. Snead
St Andrew's Day Dinner Draws Scottish Notables to Waldorf
The St Andrew's Society of New York held its 153rd annual dinner at the Waldorf with J. Hamilton Lewis, J Amman Bryce, F Hopkinson Smith and Dr Anthony H Evans among speakers. Harry Lauder sang. Robert Frater Magro presided as tributes honored late members Dr Andrew McCosH and John Stewart Kennedy.
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St. Andrew's
St. Andrew's Society of
New York
Robert Frater Magro
Darwin P. Kingsley
F. Hopkinson Smith
J. Amman Bryce
M. P
Anthony H. Evans
Harry Lauder
J. Hamilton Lewis
Chicago
Scotland
John Reid
Reid
Munro
Andrew MecCosh
John Stewart Kennedy
Pole
Mr. Lewis
Andrew McLain
Brooklyn
J. Amnan Bryce
Inverness
Printers Lose Contempt Case in Court of Appeals
Albany November 30 The Court of Appeals upholds lower court rulings finding New York City Typographical Union No 6 members including Patrick H McCormick George W Jackson and Vincent Costello guilty of contempt of court for violating an injunction during a New York City strike. Each man was sentenced to twenty days in jail and fined $256 while the case was on appeal.
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Switchmen's Union of North America
Joint Committee of
Northwest
Lake Superior
Pacific Coast
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Burlington & Quincey
Minneapolis
Northwest Territory
Twin Cities
F. T. Hawley
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Switchmen
Managers’ Committee
Havre, Mont
Great Northern Railway
Billings, Mont
Northern Pacific Railway
Albany
New York City
Court of Appeals
Blanchard
Patrick H. McCormick
George W. Jackson
Vincent Costello
Jackson
Shanley Conviction Upheld for Forgery in First Degree
Albany November 30 The Court of Appeals affirms Victor Shanley of New York in a forgery case. He was sentenced to an term of imprisonment after allegedly securing 25 000 by forging the name of Julia A Smith to a mortgage deed while acting as her attorney.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Victor Shanley
New York
Julia A. Smith
Newport Pavilion Destroyed at Eastons Beach
The bathing pavilion at Easton s Beach in Newport Rhode Island was destroyed by fire today. The loss is estimated at 49000 dollars.
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Newport
Navy
Easton's Beach
Not Publicist Now: Alliance Meeting At Astor
About twenty governors and trustees of the American Civic Alliance met at the Hotel Astor to plan a congress to run from next Wednesday through Saturday night. N Lafayette Savay, president, refused to discuss the proceedings, saying a committee would report. He appeared later in evening dress, declined to speak, and noted the letterhead listed names but included absent figures.
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American Civic Alliance
Hotel Astor
N. Lafayette-Lavay
General Lafayette
Alliance
Edward Lauterbach
Henry Clews
N. Lafayette-Savay
Clews
Mr. Lauterbach
Lst
Hame N. Lafayette-Savay
Whiteman Must Serve Term For False Pretences
Albany reports Attorney General O Malley rules Alonzo J Whiteman must complete an eight year and five month state prison sentence from Erie County begun 1905 The ruling cites a 1901 Massachusetts guilty plea and probation as preventing first offender status The case follows Whitemans noted career from Dansville to Minnesota legislature mayor of Duluth and Democratic National Committeeman with later forged checks allegations.
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Albany
Alonzo J. Whiteman
Erie County
O' Malley
Whiteman
Massachusetts
O'Malley
Boston
Dansville
N. Y
Minnesota
Duluth
Congress
John B. Lyman Returns to Face Creditors in New York
Art dealer John B. Lyman, missing for three weeks, was found at Tonawanda and left for New York City to meet his creditors. His offices in Fifth Avenue were entered by the Sheriff during his absence and the safe contents distributed to claimants with writs of replevin.
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Buffalo
John B. Lyman
New York
Tonawanda
N. Y
R. B. Lyman
New York City
Mr. Lyman
Silo
Fifth Avenue
Canadian Pacific issues warrants for 30 million stock
Montreal November 30 The Canadian Pacific Railway issued warrants today for 30 million dollars of common stock authorized at a shareholders meeting October 7. Stock offered to shareholders at 125 dollars per share with a 25 dollar premium. Subscriptions expire January 5 next.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
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