Charter Taken to Albany in Greater New York Bid
Albany reports the Greater New York charter and report arrived with Secretary George M. Pinney and ex mayor Thomas F. Gilroy. The commission’s signed charter and report were presented to Senate and Assembly officials, with two copies delivered and a promise of public release Monday night.
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Gilroy
New York
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Tracy
Strong
Wurster
Brook S
Gleason
Long Island City
Don F. Dillon
Wiliam
Theodore E. Hancock
George M. Pinu
Tynney
Austin
Assembly Cities Committee
Low
Seth Low
Columbus University
Greater New-York
George M Pinney, Jr
Convision
Pearce
Sitele
Geibe
Responsibility and unity in city charter debate
The document argues that elected mayoral control should include removal powers to enforce accountability across departments. It contends that locating responsibility with the mayor and executive leadership yields unity and efficiency, opposing division of power as unsafe. The undersigned urge charter changes to place clear accountability on the mayor and principal administrator, despite majority views on other charter points.
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Charleston Honors Secretary Herbert and Navy Guests Ball
In Charleston the city hosted Secretary Herbert Admiral Bunce and officers with a day of sight seeing luncheon and a grand ball. Mayor Smyth and the Reception Committee guided ceremonies at the Charleston Hotel City Hall and the large public ball.
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Texas governors and public welcome silver service ship
A Texas event detailed a welcome reception for the battleship Texas at Galveston with Governor Culberson and state officials. Marines and bluejackets escorted the crew to Tremont Hotel where a grand ball followed. Portraits, commemorations, and a silver service were presented to honor the state.
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Autonomy for Crete proposal sparks European debate
In Constantinople and Paris reports confirm Lord Salisbury favors autonomy for Crete with a Greek prince to administer, following a plan similar to Samos. Britain and Italy agree to preserve the status quo pending arrangements, while Turkish and Greek tensions rise as martial maneuvers unfold in Crete and surrounding waters.
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Turkey
Paris
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Great Britain
Powers urged united front over European embroilment
Paris dispatch notes editorials debating policy toward Greece and Crete. The Matin reports that Russia and Germany back a blockade of the Piraeus, while other powers consider different courses to avoid entanglement.
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Matin
Greek Student Protest Ends in Gendarme Clash
Paris reports fifteen hundred students joined a late night Greek procession that turned disorderly and sparked a clash with gendarmes, wounding two officers and leading to the arrest of eighty students amid a tense Greek response to European powers over Crete.
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Three men abduct butcher and trap him in icebox
Three men entered the Brook Pine butcher shop of Eemanina Russo at No 2a Fourth Ave yesterday. They demanded cash, rifled the till for $25, then fled. Mrs Russo discovered her husband in the icebox half an hour later, reportedly dead or unconscious as police search for the suspects.
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Fire Rips Through Wilmington Block in High Wind
A blaze broke out at 110 o'clock tonight at Front and Groce streets in a clothing store run by Marks. The fire swept the northern part of the block as wooden structures burned. The Seabosra Line office was soon on fire as winds drove the flames.
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Missing hotel cashier case unsettled at St. Ghoras
The hotel cashier vanished on Wednesday the 18th. Four accounts at the St Ghoras hotel are missing. cashier's books examined show shortages ranging from one to several dollars. Police hold the leads on Dr. Twat George Brooklyn and Captain William Tambridge as inquiries continue.
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German merchant arrested on fraud charge in New York
Ferdinand May a wealthy German whalebone merchant was arrested at the Imperial Hotel on Pryor Street by Deputy Sheriff Walgering on a charge of fraud involving nearly 4 quail rt of a million. The suit, brought by Allgemeine Elser, seeks 222,810 from May and partners Justin Well and Jane Weil Arbach to recover funds. An investigation showed dishonored bills and alleged false warehouse consignments. inspectors found no whale bone and accused May of misrepresenting shipments to secure payment.
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Senate Debates Treaty For Arbitration With Britain Drags On
Senate adjourned after seven and a half hours of debate with no vote on the arbitration treaty with Great Britain. Opponents urged postponement while supporters pressed for action, and quorums repeatedly failed, leaving the treaty hanging as filibusters persisted. Senator Teller warned against rushing consideration, while Senator Daniel urged caution and warned Britain’s aggression could threaten American interests. Senator Lindsay pushed for ratification but the day ended without a final decision.
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