Sailors Face Fraud by New York Clothiers and Lodging Houses
A historical exposé details how New York port schemes strip sailors of wages through clothing loans and boarding-house orders. It outlines the roles of clothiers, lodging house masters, and runners, the dangers sailors face ashore, and a July 2 law plus efforts by the Legal Aid Society and licensing boards to curb abuse with a planned launch to surface and prosecute offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant Marine
New York
Jack
United States Shipping Commissioner's Office
Brooklyn
Legal Aid Society
Riverside Club
Paddy” Driver Club
Tammany Hall
United States
State Board of Commissioners For Licensing
Legal Aid Society For Seamen
Complain Of Militia Paper Work In National Guard
Officers of the National Guard criticize excess reports and orders from headquarters arguing the workload makes it hard to meet regulations. Some defend the increased paper work as progress and necessary for duties, noting many new orders are reprints to aid officers in their tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Guard
Cycle Show at the Garden Opens January at Madison Square Garden
The National Cycle Exhibition Company hosts its sixth cycle show at Madison Square Garden from January 12 to January 19. Attendance grows yearly as the exhibit unveils 191 models including chainless wheels with new improvements, expert motorcycle demonstrations, and novelties such as a hydro car and an autoette, covering cycles, motorcycles, automobiles and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
National Cycle Exhibition Company
Memory of Father Edward Mc Glynn Memorial Planned
Announcement of the January 7 anniversary exercises for Father Edward Mc Glynn. Mass by Father Ducey at St Leo's East Twenty-eighth Street followed by a memorial meeting at Cooper Union. Jamies Sprague Smith presides with speakers Sylvester J. Malone Dr R Heber Newton John S Crosby among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Edward McGlynn
Father Ducey
St. Leo's Church
East Twenty-eighth-st
Cooper Union
Dr.McGlynn
R. Heber Newton, Yee
John 8. Crosby
Newport Christmas House Party and Local Property Changes
Newport Rhode Island December 29 Special Mrs F C French and Miss Elsie French join a Tuxedo house party hosted by Mr and Mrs Amos Tuck French with family. Colonel Eaton of England, Mrs French's son in law, has been away on a hunting trip in the South. Gibson Fahnestock of New York bought the Bonaparte estate on Harrin Harrison avenue and Edgar S Cramp the Chicker ing estate on Bellevue avenue, overseeing improvements. Edward C Potter of New York spent Christmas with his parents in town. Mrs L Best and Miss Best close their Bellevue avenue cottage and plan Europe travel for the winter. Mr and Mrs Prescott Lawrence will remain at the recently ison House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
F. C. French
Elsie French
Tuxedo
Amos Tuck French
Colonel Eaton
England
Europe
Prescott Lawrence
Ison House
St Andrews Golf Club’s Origins Traced to Apple Tree Gang
A historic golf column traces the origins of the St Andrews Golf Club to Yonkers gatherings by the Apple Tree Gang. It notes that in 1887 Robert Lockhart brought the first clubs to America and formed a circle including John Reed, future club president, shaping a globally known institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews
Shinnecock
Lockhart
Scotland
Lockhard
Europe
Tom” Morris
America
Mr. Lockhart
John Reed
Yonkers
Mr. Reed
Chauncey
N. Y
Mount Hope Cemetery
Westchester County
Philipse Manor
Long Island
United States Self Association
Joseph B. Thomas
R. H. Robertson
Park Bell
W. E. Hodgman
John Reed, Jr
A. de Witt Cochrane
Holidays at Lakewood Enjoys Christmas Cheer Across Town
Christmas Day at Lakewood New Jersey featured ideal weather and outdoor social activity. Golf Club hosted a handicap for men while Country Club held a shooting match with a prize from George J Gould. Hotels hosted music and dancing as cottagers entertained. Laurel House and Lakewood Hotel offered children's programs and a fairy play titled Cinderella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
N. J
Golf Club
George J. Gould
Laurel House
Berry
Lavish Laurel House Social Week Opens with Plans
A bustling week of events at Laurel House and Laurel-in-the-Pines features concerts meals and a New Year program. Notable gatherings include Colonel Harvey hosting a holiday party with New York guests and Mrs. Gould and Mrs. Kingdon organizing charitable tea and musical for All Saints' Church.
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Clara O'Neil
Park
Columbia
Whimsical
Laurel House
George J. Gould
Kingdon
Albert M. Bradshaw
James Converse
Francis M. Freeman
David B. Plumer
William A. Hamilton
George W. Stockly
Francis A. Walthew
John C. Westervelt
Laurel-in-the-Pines
George B. M. Harvey
Harvey
John Larkin
Dewey
F. A. Duneka
New York
Colonel Harvey
Lakewood
W. H. Morford
Morford
Allaire
Toms River
Shore
Philip Lewisohn
Forest Inn
Randolph Guggenheimer
Charles Guggenheimer
C. H. Truax
Gould
Carrie Curtis
Brooklyn
Marguerite Glover
W. R. Bynner
A. J. Smith
Reginald Canning
Leslie May
Cornelia Schwartz
Frank M. Freeman
H. Lloyd Herbert
Donald Todd
M. I. Park
Edith Ambrose
Harrington
F. W. Downer
Josephine Cummings
William Cummings
Lewis Downer
Louise Downer
Delevan Downer
Lewis Beaveau
Melbourne
Australia
J. Russell May
Leslie W. May
Howard Coonley
Chicago
Mays
Boston
S. H. Hance
Clark
George M. Westervelt
Charles Clark
Annie Westervelt
Louise G. Hinsdale
Horace G. Hinsdale
Fifth-st
Charles B. Gordon
E. A. Gordon
Madison-ave
Dorothy Dennis
Farmington, Conn
8. S. Dennis
Charles Marsh
Douglas Marsh
Stamford
Cecil Seligman
J. J. Madigan
W. Peck
James Seligman
William Rogers
H. K. Burras
C. Cory
Felicia Farley
P. H. Farley
A. R. Hawley
A. J. Marks
James Bickerton
8. Coleman
Celia Cavanaugh
W. J. Stein
Newport Social Scene Notes From A Winter Season
Winter residents and visitors are listed at Newport with cottages in Gibbs Avenue Narra gansett Avenue and Beach Street. Notable names include Andrew H Sands Henry S Hoyt Delancey Astor Kane and James T Woodward. Christmas morning gifts were shared by telegraph office messengers funded by prominent summer residents including Vanderbilt Wetmore and Morgan.
Broker Assault Case In West Side Court
An elderly broker Henry Cole denied assaulting cabman Thomas Mulligan after a night out with a woman. Mulligan, with injuries and a bruised eye, testified they left Healey's and stopped at 317 West Fifty-eighth Street. Cole, arrested by Officer Gray, was released on bail and paroled after the magistrate’s inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cole
West Twenty-eighth St
Stock Exchange
West Side
Thomas Mulligan
East
Mulligan
West Fifty-eighth-st
Cole
Gray
West Forty-s
Eventh-St
Pool
Magistrate Pool
Illinois Steel Works to Enlarge at South Chicago
Judge E H Gary president of Federal Steel Company hosted a dinner at the Chicago Club where the company announced a 1 000 000 expansion of the Illinois Steel Works in South Chicago. The plan includes a structural iron department plus mill repairs and additions aimed at boosting employment by about two thousand with total workers between eight thousand and nine thousand. Attendees included Marshall Field Norman B Ream Samuel Mather Robert Bacon C C Cuyler KB Shearson and Richard Trimble, all officers or directors of Federal Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. H. Gary
Federal Steel Company
Ilinois Steel
Judge Gary
Marshall Field
Norman B. Ream
Samuel Mather
Robert Bacon
C. C. Cuyler
KB. Shearson
Richard Trimble
Ilinois
Great Events and Disasters 1901 Almanac
The Tribune Almanac of 1901 surveys notable global happenings including major disasters and significant events. It catalogs political shifts, natural catastrophes, technological advances, and key societal changes shaping the early 20th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Columbia Athletics Rules Urge Clean, Prohibit Professionalism
The Faculty Committee on Athletics at Columbia issues clear rules for team managers warning that unclean athletics and collusion with dishonest candidates will lead to expulsion. It appeals to managers and athletes to keep Columbia’s sports free from professionalism taint and asks for student cooperation to uphold the university’s honored name in athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia Athletics
Columbia Gymnastic Association Opens Year with Amherst Meet
The Columbia Gymnastic Association schedules its first meet of the year with Amherst in February at Amherst. The intercollegiate meet is planned for near March 21 in Philadelphia with Yale, Columbia, Harvard, Rutgers and Amherst entered. Columbia seeks to defend its championship after winning last year. A dual meet with Yale and other events with Haverford and Rutgers are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gymnastic Association
Amherst
Philadelphia
Yale
Columbia
Harvard
Rutgers
Haverford
Yale and Columbia to Clash in Buffalo Intercollegiate Game
Jesse C Dana director of sports at the Pan American Exposition plans an intercollegiate basketball tournament in Buffalo. The season’s key city game is Yale versus Columbia on January 12, followed by Columbia versus the Silent Five on January 19 and the 11th Separate Company of Flushing on January 26. February and March bring games against Cornell Harvard Pennsylvania and Trinity.
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Yale
Harvard
Columbia
Dartmouth
Williams
Amherst
Haly Cross
Colgate
Jesse C. Dana
Buffalo
Flushing
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Trinity
Crowds Enjoy Holiday Season in Atlantic City Hotels
Crowds of city residents flocked to Atlantic City amid ideal December weather. Hotels like Isleworth Westminster and Royal reported strong occupancy and new guests include numerous named families and individuals, as Isleworth and Haddon Hall welcomed many arrivals as the holiday season drew generous crowds. The Royal hotel relocation progress and growing spring demand at Isleworth were highlighted by extensive guest lists and ongoing hotel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Hotel Royal
South Kentucky Ave
Pacificave
Isleworth
Scull
Westminster
Kentucky Ave
M. Leigh
J. Brown
H. Martin McLevy
B. C. Levy
Joseph Greensfelder
R. Ottinger
Anthony Brown
H. Dreyfus
E. W. Kahn
S. Brandt
J. D. Levey
Jacob Marks
J. Marks
Josephine Marks
I. Meyers
Haddon Hall
B. Lee
A. J. Morrison
William de Cord
W. P. Ellis
Charles T. McClure
M. O. Bordory
J. P. Knapp
G. F. Morris
Hamilton
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Tribune Almanac
Father Wglyn
John Reid
ST. Andrews Golf Club
Chauncey, N. Y
Andrew H. Sands
H. W. Bowen
Betton
Gibbs-ave
Henry S. Hoyt
Beachst
Perry Belmont
Bythesea
Mr. Belmont
Duncan Elliott
Aiken
George R. Fearing
John G. Heckscher
Whitney Warren
David King
Henry A. C. Taylor
John Bot. Delancey Astor Kane
William Dehon King
Narragansett Ave
Stuyvesant
Harrison Ave
Arthur T. Kemp
James T. Woodward
Buchanan Winthrop
Narraganset Cave
J. Thompson Spencer
Newport Golf Club
Casino
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Marie Winthrop
Messenger Boys
Telegraph
Lorillard Spencer
John Carter Brown
Elbridge T. Gerry
F. S. G. d'Hauteville
Daniel B. Fearing
George B. de Forest
Dr. W.tull
James A. Swan
Robert I. Gammell
Hamilton Webster
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Edwin D. Morgan
George Peabody Wetmore
C. H. Baldwin
Carman
Illinois Steel Works
Columbia-Amherst
European Department
American Express Co
Pape
Rae
AVRE
Orleans
Hamburg
Schmiede
London
Waterloo
Love . Inc
Liverpool
James St
Southampton
Canute Road
Bahnhof
Lers
The
Fleet Street
the Tribune
LONDON _HOTELS
Hotel Metropole
Savoy Hotel
SAVOY
Laridges Hotel
Fashionable
Carlton Hotel
Mr. C. Ritz
Ritz
Paris
M. Escoffier
Carlton
Alexandra Hotel
Hyde Park Corner
Hyde Park
Bernado Fischer
Hattie Fischer
Stabb
Leo H. Stabb
A. H. King
Rose King
Ray King
Steiner
C. J. Gallager
Arthur Lipper
C. Jones Clark
Marion
Penn
Vincent Whitney
Cambridge
Mass
J. Parker Whitney
Maine
Thomas S. Hastings
Hastings
C. B. Foote
C. F. Chickering
Charles A. Smith
Leonard K. Smith
J. R. Leaming
M. S. Nelson
F. J. Benjamin
Theodore G. Field
W. H. Hall
Frederick Hack
Joseph W. Harper
James Miller
Harper Silliman
M. W. de Wolf
Anne Smith
Miss Dodd
John B. Ladd
Amos F. Barnes
F. G. Barnes
New Haven
R. A. Donaldson
Starry Ronaldson
William
Richard Evans
Earnest A. Congdon
Robert Morris Early
Paris Hotels
Hotel Chatham
Grand Hotel de Pathenee
Tare
Nnae Opera
Modern Hotel
A.af Armbruster
Hotel de Lille Et
d’Albion
Rue St. Honore
Tuilleries Gardens
Place Vendome
New Opera
Henri Badis
Brussels
Italy
France
Rome
Hotel National
A. Pryffart
Genoa
Lippert & Fiorente
Eden Pala
Florense
Continental & R DE
Florence
Hotel de la Ville
Wintergarden
Cosmopolitar
Ceet
Krafts Grand Hotel
Nova Mige
CAP Martin
Mentone
Riviera
Monte Carlo
Hotel Beau
Cannes
Milan
Naples
Parkers Hotel
Germany
Frankfurter Hof
Frankfurt , Main
Munich
Cn Hotel de Rome
Berlin
Switzerland
Austria
Hotel
Bristol
Vienna
G. Lerson
Lerson
Omen
O'Brien
F. W. Welvourt
Christian
Ene
L. Dargin
Traymore
Michael Borton
Jacob Breeu
Prawfor B.oynahan
Otto Heushel
Jose T. Behal
Frank Menten Jr
W. E. G. Weymouth
Thomas H. Carter
Charles L. Bernheimer
E. D. Parton
T. S. Mudge
H. W. Merrick
Williamside
E. Walcott
V . E. Lennlane
George B. Rea
J. H. Hesley
Hesley
Burl Morrison
Haberee
Steven Sterling
Edward Cellar
Miss Leventhal
B. Leventhal
Ville
Charles Moll
EE ‘Orst. Pennhurst
A. J. Ulsworth
Morton
F. Hay
S. Haas
L. BR. Palmer
Augustus Dell and
Child
F. Haas
Lehman Craig Hall
J. Caryl
Brookwell
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