Citizens Union Head Flees Suit Over Gas Bills and Fees
Fulton Cutting chief of the Citizens Union fled the suit brought by Corporation Counsel Delany seeking 250000 damages for defamation. The defense claims the cited April address targeted the office of Corporation Counsel and asserts Delany acted in relation to city gas bill suits and car license fees, noting no actions to press licenses or earnings since 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Fulton Cutting
Citizens Unies
Delany
Mr. Delany
Citizens Union
Meyer McClellan
Cutting
Pension Bill Signed Expands New York City Teacher Retirement
Albany June 1 Governor Higgins signs a bill creating a city retirement board and shifting financing for the NYC teachers retirement fund. It aims to reduce absences burden on teachers, extend pensions after thirty years, allow retirement at age 50 with terms, and increase benefits up to half pay based on years served. A separate note recounts a 13 year old Carrie Vienelster case and related student suspicions of classmates.
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Albany
Higgins
Cooper
New York City
Board of Education
City Superintendent of
Sehieh
Wateror'ss
Steort
Shell Codieut
Supersisieg
Tay
Terone
Board of
Eoucation
New-Yorkty
Sears
Extra Session This Month in State Legislature
Governor Higgins announced plans for an extra session likely to begin the week of June 18 after a short West trip. He may consider Justice Hooker’s resignation. Judiciary head Mr. Fish ordered a June 6 meeting to review charges and potential submission to the extra session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albaty
Higgins
Justice Hooker
Duluth
Minn
Fish
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Conto
Tash
Hooker
Street cleaners visit governor over Hartmann bill
A 12 member delegation from the New York Street Cleaning Department led by Assemblyman Hartmann and Thomas O'Brien met Governor Higgins to urge triggering an extra legislative session. They seek to raise pay from 20 to 78 dollars weekly, add vacation with pay, and make Sunday work optional with overtime benefits. The bill faced veto previously by Mayor Meclellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New-York Street Cleaning Department
Hartmann
Thomas O'Brien
Higgins
Meclellan
Major's Daughter in Runaway at Fort Totten
Miss Carrie Murray seventeen daughter of Major Arthur Murray Fort Totten Willets Point suffered injuries when a phaeton overturned while returning from the High School. Private Gurdont drove the horses out of control and the carriage fell into a ditch injuring Miss Murray who was found in a semi conscious state. others were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Murray
Arthur Murray
Fort Totten
Willets Point
Mold 8
Automorus
Gurdont
Ae Medway
Miss Murray
Mosquito War to Begin Leads Fight on Staten Island
Dr Alvah H Doty health officer of the Port of New York will start a mosquito campaign on Staten Island next Monday. He will canvass houses, work with inspectors, and train children in simple prevention methods. The effort hinges on public cooperation, removing standing water, cutting grass, and draining sites where mosquitoes breed. Doty cites yellow fever and malaria, notes cooperation with Borough President Cromwell and local officials, and honors Norton Goddard for his public service.
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Alvah H. Doty
New York
Staten Island
Doty
Ald
Tehall
Grands
Hs Hest
Iam
Oranges
Newdersey
Long Island
Staten Tmund
Board of Heaith
New Jersey
Mosaulte Ememion
Cromwell
The
Tribune
Norton Goddart
Tran
Norton Goddard
Me Atte
Phillips
Evit
Goddard
Chase
Lovett
Clie and
Webster
Roosevelt
Polley
Tonan
Jone
Richardson Property Faces Lis Pendens Action
A lis pendens is filed against No fig Broadway property owned by Dellaritha and Anna Richardson daughters of Spite House Richardson. Rose Richardson, mother, claims dower rights. Moss & Steiner for Surety Realty sue to recover option expenses and fees alleging a signed contract contingent on sale price. The deal halted after Richardson allegedly demanded more money and refused to pay costs. option deposit was returned.
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No. Fig Broadway
Dellaritha
Anna Richardson
Spite House
Richardson
Rose Richardson
Dependens
Moss & Steiner
Surety Realty Company
Ichardson
Richardsons
Cantor Receives 1000 Dollar Gift at Temple Service
Theodore Gainsberg, longtime cantor of Tempie Ahavath Temple in Lexington, was presented last night with a silver loving cup containing a gold bond for 1000 dollars. The gift accompanied a service marking his 25 years with the temple.
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Cantor
Theodore Gainsberg
Tempie Ahawath
Lexington
Temple
Lehigh mortgage recorded in Newark cancelled in fiscal record
A blanket mortgage of 16 000 dollars tied to the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company was cancelled in Newark records. The loan dated May 1 and recorded June 2 is listed alongside similar filings across counties and states where the company owned property. The mortgage owner is listed as Girard Life Insurance Annuity and Trust Company, now Girard Trust Company.
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Newark
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Inva
Girard Life Insurance Annuity and Crust Company
Girard Just ‘Company
G. M. Hogan
Charles M. Hogan
Mia
Helen C. Hogan
William Gyger
Hyden
Ky.) Mission Central Presbyterian Church
Mizpah Napel
Wilson Mission
Trade In Chicago Wheat and Corn Prices Rise in June Market
Chicago reports brisk trade in at the wheat and corn pits with strong gains across futures. July wheat and old July corn advanced as buyers pressed prices amid tight offers, while provisions held firm. Receipts totaled several cars with continued buying activity from commission houses and private transfers shaping near term outlook.
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Talegraph
Chicago
Meher
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Nashville
Tenns
Liverpool
Linc
Iye
Sie
Corm
Wye
Sye
Janitor Roles debated in city tree care row
A reader questions if janitors in apartment houses should care for trees on city property. The letter argues about employer responsibility, training, and safety, noting unclear assignments for janitors and potential city liability.
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Medicity Department
Belwif
New York Central Transit Plan Proposed in Editorial
A letter to the Tribune argues the New York Central Railroad should lead a cooperative city effort to build a comprehensive four track surface and subterranean transit system. The writer urges city sacrifice of streets and buildings to enable an integrated interborough rail network extending from the riverfront on both city sides, aiming to ease congestion and spur prosperity.
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the Tribune
Newyork Central Railroad Company
Manhattan
Aucenna
New-York
Grery
Interborough
Horn Eeherat
Ghorgh
Benita
New Hampshire Grants in History and Nomenclature
A letter to The Tribune discusses the naming of the New Hampshire Grants. The writer notes earlier historians and later usage, mentions Burgoyne, Germain, and Bennington Vermont, dated May 20, 18, B. The piece argues about the preferred title and historical references.
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Hiss Peck
Hester
Bth
Burgoyne
Germain
Mont
Bennington, Vi
All Nations of One Slood in the Tribune Sle
An editorial appeals to unity beyond race, arguing color does not define worth. It urges self defense for China and courage for India, and questions racial hierarchies in the pursuit of liberty and republican ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Sle
Toxan
Japan
China
India
Liberty
Inter
Perenne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Cutting
Corporation Counsel
Carrie Vienelster
Grove St
Mrr. Higgins
Major's
New - York Tribune
N. Y. Tribune
Newsdealer
Daily and Sun
Day Tribune
Daily and Sunday Tribune
Dk. Doty
MR. Goddard
New-England
New-York City
JR. D
Lehigh
Avi
Nin
Tehm
le Poe
New Hampshire
W Jserley
Ap Une
FATE
Albemarle
Virginia Ave
Atlantic
Tookies
BP Cop
ST. Charles
Ric
Chalfonte
Momen
Nosen
Traymore
Atlantic City
Geeun
Marlborough House
Venleave
Letio
Foo ¢ & Myers
Somerset Inn
ASM
Colorado
Ieee
Exeniig
Ilnmaer
Bewleot
Ener
Montowese
A. Bryan, A
Samoset Rockland Breakwater
Sea Shore
Lakes
Mauntaine
Sams
Poland Spring House
Poland
Addeers Ricker Hotel CO Bookiets
Park Pl
A. W. Mougdon
Mar
Amora
Virginia
Kot Springs
Fifth Ave
Easuyeros
Manceer Hot Springs
Ekahire Hills
Brockbeidue
Mase
Bb Lai
Wilinnier Taltizz
Baskles
R. Teket
Astor House
Ceragway
Maiied
Cecelot
Geatage
Howard M. Smith
Gent Pallerger Agta L RR
Wawbeer
Sananac Lake
Adirondack Mountains
Wanbera
Adifondaces
Whiteface Inn
Lake Placid
Ste
Iadiney
Higmatiten
Catskill
Frontenac
St. Lawrence River
A. Magnifisent Hotel
Fane Ma Mizzen Top
Quaber Mill, Fawling
Finn
Prospect House
Romanth
Brooklyn
Ricues
Tartar
Attraccive Pa Seriplive
Cn Roti
Toad & Wel
Pkaza
Red Swan Inn
AG Point
Rehuerinia Resnes
Eieuarion
Mareecee
Nin Salieys
Ae Amerthen
Cere
Heres Island
Ssesion House
Cortages
Ruodr Island
Watch Hill
Ocean House
Wolf
J. F. Champus
Water Gap House
Delawre
Water Gap
Vane Wulet
Mershon
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