Army and Navy News Highlights Bidding Reforms and Ship Paint Policy
The War Department will restrict army clothing contracts to manufacturers through competitive bidding by sampling goods to deter speculative bidders. The Navy plans to allow multiple approved paints for hulls to curb dealer competition, with bids to reflect general specifications. Additionally, numerous army and navy orders, vessel movements, and personnel changes are recorded, including transfers to Fort Riley, Vancouver Barracks, and Newport, alongside ship arrivals and departures on various coasts.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
War Department
Congress
National Guard
Navy Department
Pacific
Pelham D. Glassford
Field Artillery
Fort Riley
John H Wholley
Fort Thomas
James E. Bell
John L. Chamberlain
Hot Springs
John J. Fulmer
7Th Infantry
Fort Slocum
Fort Wayne
Rudolph G. Ebert
Medical Corps
Vancouver Barracks
Department of the Columbia
Firett
Frank W. Dawson
19Th Infantry
Essume
Fort McIntosh
Julian L. Dodge
18Th
Nirs
Thomas M. Spaulding
Coast Artillery Corps
Military Academy
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Court martial set to try Captain Murphy at Fort Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth June 4 A court martial will meet June 15 to try Captain Charles N Murphy of the 13th Infantry on charges of irregularities as custodian of funds for Company K 13th Infantry.
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Tribune
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Charles N. Murphy
13Th Infantry
Picistratus Club Forms For Chorus Girls Intellectual Focus
The Picistratus Club formed at Hotel Astor with charter members being chorus girls aiming for higher intellectual pursuits. The group plans visits to the Bacchante at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and matinee lectures at Wallack's with debates on Broadway lobster versus Pittsburg variety. Miss Carolle McComas will preside at a Wallack's public meeting next week as Lawrence J. Arbert discusses publicity’s effect on chorus mentality.
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Picistratus Club
Chorus Girls
New York
Hotel Astor
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Walleck’s
Pittsburg
Wallack’s
Carolle McComas
Lawrence J. Arbert
Review of Catholic Centenary Out 1808 1908
Augustin McNally publishes a one page illustrated volume review of The Catholic Centenary 1808 1908 with an introduction by former Justice Morgan J. O'Brien and a commendation by Archbishop Farley. O'Brien credits Farley as key to Catholic University's survival and New York’s support ensuring its future. The volume closes with Willem Winter's Closing Word and a note promoting next Sunday’s Tribune Summer Resort Number.
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Augustin McNally
Morgan J. O'Brien
Farley
Archishop Farley
Catholic University At
Washington
New York
University
the Tribune
Counter Charges Filed In McNichol Libel Hearing
Philadelphia June 4 Following the hearing of Senator James P McNichol on a criminal libel charge brought by Max Kaufmann he was arrested on perjury and Secretary Gibboney faced a separate charge Kaufmann was dismissed as mayor's secretary with the mayor claiming he knew the man involved in the alleged $10 000 transfer Gibboney denied benefits from the money and testified the McNichol plan included raids to influence elections details touched on Weaver Ashbridge and Salter cases with witnesses Bell and Gordon representing parties.
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Tribune
Philadelphia
James P. McNichol
Max Kaufmann
Reyburn
Kaufmann
Gibboney
Law and Order League
Hbel
McNichol
Law and Order Society
Weaver
Ashbridge
Salter
Samuel Salter
John C. Bell
James Gay Gordon
Felipe Cup singles finals and results at New York Lawn Tennis Club
Richard H. Palmer and Theodore Roosevelt Pell reached the Felipe Cup singles final after close matches. Pell defeated G Touchard and Pell with Watson Jr. faced Wertheim in the doubles semi, while Palmer edged Otto Hinck in a tight three setter. Cramped ends and star power marked the semi final rounds and early rounds of handicap and first rounds.
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Richard H. Palmer
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
New York Lawn
Touchard
Pell
T. R. Pel
G Touchard
Otto H. Hinck
Manhattan
G. F. Touchard
Dr. William Rosenbaum
R. Perry
BE. H. Jones
T. R. Pell
C. F. Watson, Jr
M. Wertheim
F. C. Uhl
B. F. Lee
E. M. Barry
E. A. Gunther
R. R. Perkins
Jeas Ves
H. J. Fitz—patrick
Dr. M. B. Beals
Wee
H. D. Montgomery
Deauht
O. J. Ostendorf
J. N. Kirby
G. L. Wyeth
G. §. Groesbeck
N. G. Johnson
L. H. Fitch
Roy Ritchie
R. Stantial
E. H. James
A. I. Hoe
Penn Defeats Amherst In Ten Inning College Tilt
In Philadelphia on June 4 the University of Pennsylvania baseball team edged Amherst 3 to 2 in ten innings after tied scores in the early frames. Key plays included a three-base hit by Porte and a home run by Wood as pitchers dominated until extra innings. The game featured earned runs by both teams and several errors and miscues, with strong clutch hitting sealing the win for Penn.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Amherst Today
Pennsylvania
Amherst
Porte
Wood
Twitmeyer
Pauxus
Londrigan
Pennok
Kane
Washburn
Brokaw
Jube
Donahey
McClure
Palmer
Large Downtown Deal Site In Canal Street
Demand yesterday for improved properties as Joseph H. Davis sells the eight story store and Nos 338 340 Canal st to Kalman Hass The plot measures 11.10x41.7x49.11x55.5 ft adjoining Church Canal Iis E L King Co represents seller L J Phillips Co buyer A I Mordecai Son Inc held control in Allenel Construction Co which sold half interest Heilner Wolf The allied firm to improve a 50x1% ft plot at 10th st and Broadway with a twelve story apartment. William L. Rouse prepping plans. I Randolph Jacobs Co sold 100x127 irregular plot on 19th st near Amsterdam Ave to Jumel Realty and Construction Co which will erect a six story elevator building Three three family houses on College Ave were part of payment for Nos 1037 1043 1045 on 22x100 ft lots The five story bachelor apt No 7 West 2th st sold for about 100000 to owner of adjoining plot Manhattan plans show a one story garage on 110th st west of 7th ave at 3500 Canopy project for Grand Central Station on Vanderbilt Ave north of 42d st budget 9135 plus bulkhead
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Joseph H. Davis
Kalman Hass
Canal St
Church and Canal Iis
E. L. King & Co
L. J. Phillips & Co
Allenel Construction Company
Allenel
West 93d St
Heilner & Wolf
Allied Company
10Th St
Broadway
Peinig
William L. Rouse
I. Randolph Jacobs & Co
Amsterdam Ave
Jumel Realty and Construction Company
Jumel Company
College Ave
2Th St
Manhattan
Henry Schultz
110Th St
7Th Ave
Harwood
New York Central Railroad Company
Grand Central Station
Vanderbilt Ave
Osk & Edelsouth
Foreclosure auction results at Vesey Street rooms sold six properties
In the Real Estate Exchange Sales rooms at 14 and 16 Vesey street six properties were sold. Listings include multiple 4 story brick tenements with varied dimensions and encumbrances. Notable amounts due range around $25,000 to $90,000 with taxes and costs. one parcel adjourned sine die and another scheduled sale at 677 Union Ave for $24,000 total mortgage burden.
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Real Estate Exchange
Vesey Street
Joseph P. Day
Union Ave
Nordlinger
Carlo Massaro
Sidney Nordlinger
F S McAvoy
Edithanna Retires From Bermuda Yacht Race After Mast Break
Marblehead Mass June 4 The schooner Edithanna owned by Thomas F Henderson of the Yachtsmen's Club of Philadelphia began the 675 mile race to Bermuda with six yachts but was forced to retire after tearing away her mainmast head off Cape Cod and limped into Gloucester Harbor. Commodore Henry Morss's Dervish is favored to win as last year.
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Marblehead
Mass
Edithanna
Thomas F. Henderson
Yachtsmen’s Club of
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Bermuda
Gloucester Harbor
Cape Cod
Atlantic City
Nantucket Shoals
Henry Morss
Dervish
Brynhild Wins Harwich to Southend Yacht Race
In the Harwich to Southend race of forty six miles Brynhild finished first with Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock second and the White Heather third.
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Southend
England
Harwich
Brynhild
Thomas Lipton
Dogs Fight for Blues at Mineola Doe Show
Large crowd at the sixth annual doe show by the Ladies' Kennel Association on Mineola Fair Grounds. Over a hundred cars lined the grounds as judging continued after brief fights. Boston terrier Derby Boy's Gift won. Innis Arden took second. Boylston Jewel III won the bitch class. Lady Queenie placed runner-up. Firenze Kennels exhibited Esquimau dogs with winners Sneeze and Pincher.
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M. Ryan
Innis Arden
Thomas Kelly
Boylston Jewel III
George H. Pell
Firenze Kennels
Esquimau
Mae O Reilley Alive In Saratoga After Truelsen Claim
Mae O Reilley, long tied to Julius G Truelsen Jrs alleged murder tale at Laporte Indiana, is alive in Saratoga New York arriving from New York City. She denies correspondence with Truelsen since his Elmira confinement and recalls a 1906 marriage to him in Albany. Police note possible mental imbalance in Truelsen.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Jane
Mae O’reilley
Julius G. Truelsen, Jr
Gunness
Laporte
Ind
New York City
O’reilley
Daniel F. Welch
Miss O'Reilley
Truelsen
Welch
Elmira
Miss O’reilley
Nether
Rochester
Albany
Elmira Reformatory
King
Vernon
Tex
John Taylor
Mae O'Reilley
Real estate sales in Ames & Co brokerage market
In the brokerage market Ames & Co sold for William D. Dubois to Otto J. Bueb a three story brick building at West 27th street on a 2 12 by 68 foot lot. J Clarence Davies sold for Margaret A. Downey a five story flat at East 148th Street, 25 by 100 feet. John A. Steinmetz sold for Benjamin Moral to L W Divine a one family dwelling on East 179th Street on a 2 by 100 foot lot. The Schmitlapp estate transferred a dwelling at Dalyave and 180th Street to Dr Arthur C. Butts Jr on a 31 by 99 foot plot. Frank J. Sinnott sold to Ellen M. Quinlan a plot on Whitlock Ave near Leggett Ave. F Dornberger Realty sold Esther Lax’s interest to Margaret Schmitt in a three story flat on Commonwealth Ave. Charles Armbruster bought 1025 Faile Street a two family house. Alexander J. Roux & Co leased two West Tist Street dwellings. Schwiebert & Wolf sold Rosa Stern a two family frame dwelling at 970 Trinity Ave. G Tuoti & Co sold a five story tenement at 3 Mulberry Street. Gibson Putzel sold 708 Washington Street a three story building between Perry and 11th Streets.
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Leggett Ave
F. Dornberger Realty Company
Esther Lax
Margaret Schmitt
Commonwealth Ave
Tremont Ave
Charles Armbruster
Faile St
Alexander J. Roux & Co
Ancient temple to become public restaurant at museum
The American Museum of Natural History will open a basement restaurant in about a month recreating a Mitla temple ruin from Oaxaca. J D Figgins led the project under Dr Hermon C Bumpus with lime and plaster replicas of lava mosaic decorations. The three rooms measure about 32 feet each and will feature old style Mexican furniture and possibly Mexican cuisine served by waitresses in Mexican costumes.
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American Museum of Natural History
J. D. Figgins
Hermon C. Bumpus
Mitla
Oaxaca
Mexico
Figgins
New York Athletic Club Wins Chess Return Match
The New York Athletic Club chess team defeated Crescent Athletic Club in Brooklyn last night by four and two thirds to one and a half games. The NYAC now leads 9 to 2 in the series after the victory.
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New York Athletic Club
Brooklyn
City
Crescent Athletic Club
Clinton Street
New York
Yale Crews Battle Rough Thames Winds in Connecticut
In Gales Ferry Connecticut on June 4 strong winds created a rough sea on the Thames. Yale varsity crews failed to launch in the morning but later rowed two miles upriver despite choppy water and water in the shells. Freshmen crew also rowed one and a half miles upriver and back.
Catholic school athletic games at Clason Point grounds
An athletic meet will be held tomorrow afternoon under the Catholic School Athletic Association at the Clason Point Military Academy grounds.
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Catholic School Athletic Association
Clason Point Military Academy
Columbia Crew Leaves for Poughkeepsie Regatta Prep
Columbia varsity crew, guided by coach James C. Rice, departed for Poughkeepsie yesterday for final training ahead of the intercollegiate regatta scheduled for June 7.
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Columbia
Poughkeepsie
James C. Rice
Ketchell Wins Decision In Ten Rounds
Milwaukee June 4 Stanley Ketchell defeated Billy Papke in a ten round bout to claim a decision in a fast contest announced as a middleweight championship match. About six thousand spectators witnessed the event.
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Iinune
Milwaukee
Stanley Ketchell
Billy Papke
Bank Robbers Dynamite Fairland Bank Safe
Tulsa Oklahoma June 4 robbers dynamited the safe of the Bank of Fairland at Fairland Oklahoma thirty miles east of here and escaped with 10.00. The robbery was carried out by three men who fled on horseback.
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Tulsa
Okla
Bank of Fairland
Fairland
Here
Chinese Smuggling Ring Exposed in Sealed Boxcar
In San Francisco a sealed boxcar believed to have come from Galveston opened in Southern Pacific yards revealed sixteen Chinese laborers crammed on a half load of steel. The men, weak from hunger, had one certificate of admission. others were handed to immigration officers. They likely were smuggled across the Mexican border and placed in the car at El Paso. a planned release here failed.
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San Francisco
Galveston
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Smith Divorce Testimony Sealed in White Plains Suit
Anna Bent Smith sued Elizur Yale Smith for divorce. Testimony filed in county clerk’s office sealed until further order. Interlocutory decree granted to plaintiff. Mrs Smith at Irvington, husband abroad.
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Anna Bent Smith
Elizur Yale Smith
White Plains
Arthur
Tompkins
Franciscan Fathers to Build New Three Story House
Plans filed with Buildings Superintendent Murphy for a brick three story and attic residence for the Franciscan Fathers attached to the Church of St. Francis of Assisi at 133 and 135 West 31st Street. The 30 by 98 foot structure features terra cotta ornamentation, a gabled peaked roof, a second story chapel with a study, and will cost about $40,000. Architect is Thomas J. Duff.
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Murphy
Franciscan Fathers
St. Francis of Assisi
West 31St St
the Order
Thomas J. Duff
Southweald Development Company plans affordable concrete-shell homes
A syndicate with 300000 dollars capital named the Southweald Development Company will build several fireproof concrete-shell houses at Southweald, Long Island, to help men of moderate means buy homes. Frank Weymann oversees the project.
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Southweald Development Company
Southweald
Long Island
Frank Weymann
Concert Hall Project for West 125th Street Building
Plans filed to remodel the moving picture building at 64 West 125th Street into a concert hall with a fireproof stage scenery and dressing rooms. Improvements for owners Fox & Brill. Architect L F J Weber Jr.
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Moving Picture
West 125Th St
Fox & Brill
L. F. J. Weber, Jr
Broadway Holding Co Takes Property At No 14 Mercer St
The Broadway Holding Company acquired property from Bertha Morganthaler extending from Broadway to No 14 Mercer Street on a 25 by 200 foot plot. A mortgage is noted on the premises.
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Broadway Holding Company
Bertha Morganthaler
Broadway
Mercer St
Ene
Bronx Building Plans In Waterloo Place Area
Notice lists two proposed buildings in the Bronx: a two story frame dwelling at 195 ft of 176th street by German Construction Co for owner B Ebeling, price 7500 dollars. and five three story brick tenement houses at five sites including 17th street and McComb's Road, by Turner & Holmes with Bagge as architect, total 48000 dollars.
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Waterloo Place
Building Loan Contracts on Prospect Avenue Triggers Notice
Prospect Ave near 187th North of OOo Kreg. Solomon C Powell loans Austin C Jho Ner Clara Turner David H Spring and Ora E 31500 16490. Where to go for the summer is always a perplexi. Threat to tie up Southern Road. Atlanta June 4. Val Fitzpatrick, vice-president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen sent them.
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Prospect Ave
Kreg
Solomon C. Powell Loans
Austin c Jho Ner
Clara Turner
David H Spring
Ora
Atlanta
Val Fitzpatrick
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Telegram to railroad president on reinstatement demand
Following telegram to J W Thomas president of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railroad at Nashville this afternoon unless you reinstate all men who left Tuesday and those who were discharged forwere members of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen strike will be extended to your entire system.
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J. W. Thomas
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad
Nashville
Brotherhood of Railway
Five Prisoners Arraigned After 4th Street Raids
Five men arrested in Wednesday night raids on 4st street were arraigned in Jefferson Market court and their cases adjourned to Friday June 12. Magistrate Moss voiced indignation over police going to Magistrate Crane for their war.
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4St Street
Jefferson Market Court
Moss
Crane
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