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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1903

Page

8

Greenes Plan to Split Tenderloin Area for Two Precincts

Police Commissioner Greene asks the Board of Estimate to discontinue the current station plan on the Ten Gerlain site and acquire two new sites within the existing precinct area. He proposes dividing the present precinct into Grand Central as a sub-station and two new precincts the Nineteenth and Twenty third, extending from 14th to 32nd streets and 14th to 50th streets respectively, with Lexington to Seventh avenues as borders.

Greene Board of Estimate and Apportionment Grand Central Station Grand Central 3 Fourteenthst Thirty-second-st Lexirgton-eve Seventhpve Twenty-third Fiftieth-st Lexington-ave Seventh-ave

Glennon Reinstated Then Dismissed From Police Force

Edward G. Glennon, former Devery era watchman, was reinstated after a Court of Appeals order but suspended again for failing to attend five straight roll calls. He did not respond when called at Police Headquarters and is accused of involvement in bookmaking at race tracks.

Edward G. Glennon Devery Davis Greene Glennon Court of Appeals Mulberry-stat Giennon Jennon

Police Captains Promotions In Civil Service Case

Albany June 3 Court of Appeals considers nineteen New York City police captains promoted from sergeantcies. Taxpayers seek injunction to stop paying captains salaries while Civil Service law forms are questioned. Key issue tests constitutionality and taxpayer action to nullify Civil Service promotions.

Albany New York City Court of Appeals Appellate Division First Department J. Warren Greene Civil Service Reform Association New York City Civil Service Commission Murphy Ealariee Gaus, Gannon Sentry

Garvey Fights For Recognition In Tammany Hall

Albany June 3. William S Devery seeks membership in Tammany Hall executive committees while Peter J Garvey appeals a court ruling. Garvey claims election to the general committee and the right to vote for an executive seat. Devery counters no denial occurred and any appeal should go to the general committee.

Albany William S. Devery Tammany Hall Democratic Court of Appeals Peter J. Garvey Appellate Mission First Department Democratic General Committee New York County Garvey General Committee Devery

Former NYPD Captain Seeks Court of Appeals Reversal

Albany June 3 Former Captain Thomas J Diamond of the New York City Police Department will tomorrow seek a reversal of his conviction and $1.00 fine for neglect of duty. The appeal questions whether the testimony was sufficient to warrant the conviction for permitting a Gis er Gerry house to flourish unmolested in his precinct.

Albany Thomas J. Diamond New York City

Tammany City Convention October First Set

The Democratic City Convention to select candidates for Mayor Controller and President of the Board of Aldermen will be at Carnegie Hall on October 1. James J. Martin chairs the Democratic City Committee, which consists of 25 members from five boroughs. Delegates are apportioned by assembly district with one delegate per 1 2 Democratic votes cast for Governor, totaling 653 delegates. 38 from Manhattan and the Bronx 224 Brooklyn 82 Queens and 14 Richmond.

Board of Aldermen Carnegie Hall Democratic City Committee James J. Martin Democratic Club House Fiftheve Manhattan Bronx Brooklim Queens Richmond

Monthly Chamber of Commerce notes and city events

A compact notice lists events at Liberty Street offices including a talk by Thomas A. Fulton of the Citizens Union on campaign prep, City Club and Woman's Municipal League meetings, NYU commencement, Rapid Transit Commission session, and a dinner for Captain Norton Goddard. Altman & Co to close Saturdays at noon in summer. Also reports Ten Eyck’s exemption petition, and American Bankers Association convention set for San Francisco October 20–23.

Chamber of Commerce Liberty St Thomas A. Fulton The Citizens Union Woman's Municipal League City Club New-York University Rapid Transit Commission Norton Goddard Motel Savoy Altman & Co Sixth-ave Civil Service Commission Pestenday Ten Eyck Aqueduct Commission State Civil Service Commission American Bankers’ Association San Francisco

Slayer Wants Good Counsel In Brooklyn Shooting Case

Prescott, who killed Patrick Whalen and wounded his son Martin at 23 Courte 11 Brooklyn on Monday night, asked for the lawyer who defended Florence Burns when questioned by the sergeant at the police station.

Prescott Florence Burns Patrick Whalen Martin Courte 11 Brooklyn

Prescott Faces Hearing On Murder Charge In Butler County

The suspect requests a skilled criminal practitioner and cites Foster L Backus, famed for Florence Burns defense in a shooting case. Prescott's rooms reveal pistol targets and five revolvers, plus two fired at the Whalens. Authorities suspect a delusion of pursuit, shaping his defense. The hearing is scheduled for tomorrow in Butler County court.

Foster L. Backus Florence Burns Walter Brooks Prescott Butlerst

Tutor at Lincoln's death era dies in Brooklyn

Alexander Williamson, one of the three present at President Lincoln's death, died yesterday at age eighty eight in Brooklyn. Born in Edinburgh, he served Lincoln as a tutor for his sons and provided details used in the painting The Last Moments of Lincoln. Funeral will be in Washington, D. C.

Alexander Williamson Lincoln Hay Robert Todd Lincoln State St Brooklyn Edinburgh Scotland William Wallace Thomas Tad Washington Williamson War Department Ford White House Robert Lincoln Tentr-st General Meigs

Local addresses list for mail-order fills at city blocks

Racers Perr CommpaA Ny 255 Broadway opposite City Hall 7 and Warren St 42 Broadway cor 13th 140 to 148 1260 Broadway cor 32d 54 West 33d St Me fill orders by mail.

Broadway City Hall Warren St West

Tribune Uptown Office Relocation Details

The Tribune Uptown Office has moved to a new address announced by the publication. The notice provides the location and directions for readers seeking service, along with updated contact information and hours.

Transatlantic Sailings and Ports Listing Fragment

A fragmented listing shows ships and ports with dates in May and June. Mentions include Naple, Hamburg, Corfu, St Lucia, Havana, Nassau, St Paul, Weimar, and many vessels such as Monro, Queen, and Als ships. It reads as a war era or shipping schedule page with times and harbors across multiple days.

Corfu Castle St Lucia First Bismarc Hamburg Hamb Am el Dorade Galveston Morgan Patricia

Police Commissioner Greene At City Club Address

Police Commissioner Greene spoke at the City Club last night, detailing the department’s gains, ongoing reforms, and future aims. He warned that isolated blackmail cases persist but praised overall organization and discipline, including patrol structure and the failed attempt to mandate a three platoon system.

Greene City Club

Shipping News Roundup of May to June Departures and Arrivals

Maritime notices list Liverpool and US routes with numerous steamers and cargo details. Vessels include Tentonic Brit King Mexico Comanche Benefactor S Otters Rio Grande Bristol City Princess Anne Fenchurch Hypatia Numidian Bluefields Frey Manuel Calvo Simon Dumets Powhatan and more sailing to and from Bar arrivals with passengers, cargo, and stamps. foreign ports show Majestic Me nominee Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and other liners sailing or arriving at Southampton Queenstown and Bremen ports with various cargoes and passenger counts.

Washington Mexico Ward Cymric Liverpool White Star Prins Willem Venezuela Dute Rio Grande Brunswic Mallory Comanche Charleston Clyde Tennys Brazil Lamp & Holt Bolivia Harti Hamb-Am Talisman Guiana Demera Princess Anne Norfolk Manuel Calvo Cadiz Manitou Southampton Trans Ze Tentonic McKinstry Queenstown White Star Line British King Pattinson Antwerp Sanderson & Son Mdse Stevens Havana James E Ward & Co Bar Platt Jacksonville William P Clyde & Co Moise Benefactor French Philadelphia S Oters de Luca Port Antonio United Fruit Company Rio Grande Johnstone Mobile Poe C H Mallory & Go Bristol City Barclay Bristol Swansea James Arkell & Co Mds Princess Anne Old Dominion Fenchurch Pope Huelva Naylor & Co Bowring & Co Hypatia Brown Barry Barber & Co Numidian Main Glasgow Halifax Austin Baldwin & Co Bluefields Hastings Baltimore H ¢ Foster Powhatan Harder Venice Trieste Fiume Bari Messina Palermo Algiers Phelps Bros & Co Newport News Majestic Smith Newark Scilly Marquette Lowe New-York London Passow Menominee Lucas Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Ger Bremen Cherbourg Kaiser Wilhelm TI Hagemann Plymouth Noun Gera Devers St Leonards Shrine Gravesend Genoa Citta di Torino Ital Olivart Victoria Suez Indramayo Price Yokohama Ferndene St Vincent Algoa Bay Africa St Croix Fontabelle Mann Barbados Demerara Hurst Castle Germanic Hampleton New York Aurania Potter

Capts Hardys Bid For Higher Court In Brooklyn Case

Police Commissioner Greene was served with a writ of mandamus from Justice Maddox of the Brooklyn Supreme Court ordering him to show cause why Capt Hardy of Brooklyn should not be retired. Hardy sought retirement after 21 years in the department. Greene had refused pending charges. Greene consulted Corporation Counsel Rives who advised appealing to higher courts, deeming the commissioner's position legal.

Greene Justice Maddox Supreme Court Brooklyn Captain Hardy Hardy Rives

Critique of Missionaries by Ceylon Merchant Naidu

P N Muthuswami Naidu a Ceylon merchant and former royal family member arrived on the Teutonic on a world tour. He derides Christian missions in India and Ceylon arguing converts target lower castes, claiming Christianity sows hatred of other beliefs and offers aid during famines to gain followers.

P. N. Muthuswami Naidu Ceylon White Star Line Teutonic Madras San Francisco Japan Naidu India

Plans for Alterations at Metropolitan Opera House

Plans filed yesterday show redecorating and stage front removal to enlarge the orchestra, enlarge the scenery room, and build scenery slides at the Metropolitan Opera House. Estimated cost of 28 000 dollars. Also notice a feature on "The Adventures of Harry Revel" in Q's story in next Sunday's New-York Tribune.

Metropolitan Opera House Harry Revel New-York Tribune

Sunrise Sunset and Tidal Times Almanac Notes

Almanac style notice listing sunrise and sunset times with moon phase and heights of high water at Sandy Hook Gov. Island and Hell Gate. Includes specific times for A.M. and P.M. tides and moon age.

Sandy Hook Gov. Island Hell Gate

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