New York University Alumni Praise Chancellor MacCracken
Alumni Association at NYU lauds Chancellor MacCracken for guiding the university through reconstruction and expansion. The assembly honors his 25 years of service and pledges to support the next chancellor as the school holds its annual officers and upcoming exercises at University Heights.
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New York
SacCracken
Sixmeneen
MacCracken
Aeien
University Yell Heights
Henry M. MacCracken
BacCracker Rae
Abe
Sears
Feebie College
New York City
New York University
University Heights
Chance MecCrecken
Mer- Orether
Macnm
Chandlier
New University
J. Edgerull
Frederick M. Cromett
Perry C. Pentz
St. Teegsurer
Stanity M. Mollesin
Ené
Ené Registrer
Henry M. Brown
Caetk
Cleland B. McStee
Lefayette Avenue
Four Chicago railroads agree to sell to Henry A Blair
Three of four Chicago railroads have agreed to sell their properties to Henry A Blair of the Chicago Railway Company. The deal includes options on the South Side Elevated Northwestern Elevated and Chicago Oak Park lines. Directors expect a cash offer to stockholders and securities for those who prefer.
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Chicago
Chiceeo
Henry A. Blair
Chicees Ralimaye Company
Gven
Blair
South Side
Northwestern
Chicero & Oak Perk
Union Leopolitans
Court dismisses motion to restrain St Louis association
In St Paul on June 4 the United States Circuit Court of Appeals dismisses the government’s motion for proceedings to declare the terminal railway association of St Louis in restraint of trade under the Sherman act. The petitioner's bill is dismissed.
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St. Paul
United States
Ctrust Court of Arpesis Tofiay
Prince Fushimi Sees New York and Praises City
Prince Fushimi of Japan toured New York with Princess Fushimi and a party. He visited the Stock Exchange Yokohama Specie Bank and Metropolis tower viewing city sights. He praised New York while avoiding war talk and expressed interest in aviation and naval topics.
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Prince Fushimi
Japan
New York
Princess Fushimi
Stock Exchange
Yokohama Specie Bank
National City Bank
Hudson Tunnels
Metropolitan Tower
Lawyers’ Club
K. Midyune
Prince
the Plaza
Mudzone
America
Jacob Schiff
Europe
Tokio
Roosevelt
Henry Crews
Sherri
Trenton Man Dies Crushed Between Trolley Cars
Dwight P. Bagger, 45, of Bloomfield, was killed in Trenton when he alighted from a trolley on the wrong side and was crushed between two opposing cars. He died from neck injuries and multiple bone fractures as the cars narrowly passed with only about two inches of space.
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the Tribune
Trenton
N. J
Dwight P. Bagger
Bloomfield
Property Leases Change Hands Across Manhattan Stores
Cross and Brown leases Maxwell-Briscos Broadway stores 1930 and 1982 to Pope Hartford Auto for two years to begin August 1 while Maxwell-Briscos moves to 61st Street. McVickar Gatliard rents East 46th Street space to McDonald Galleries long term. Barnett & Co rents 165 Madison Avenue dwelling to Mrs. A Richt. Shaw estate premises at 252 Eighth Avenue and 285 Eighth Avenue lofts leased to F Geisert and Venetian Leather Co for three years.
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Cross & Brown Company
Maxwell-Briscos Automobile Company
Broadway
Pope-Hartford Auto Company
Maxwell-Briscos Company
61St Street
McVickar, Gatliard Realty Company
East 46Th Street
McDonald
Barnett & Co
Madison Avenue
A. Richt
Shaw
Eighth Avenue
F. Geisert
P. Bumb
Venetian Leather Company
Notable Store Sales Around Town This Week
Macy's Broadway offers a varied assortment including dresses, blouses, upholstery, men’s dinner sets, summer furniture, china and crystal, with an annual sale on robes. Stern Brothers on West 204th Street advertises sales on wraps and silks, plus mourning parasols. Bloomingdale’s on Third Avenue features extra specials tied to the Queensboro Bridge anniversary, with candy gifts on purchases. Forsythe on Broadway and 18th Street pushes June clearance of tailored spring suits. Saks & Co. on Broadway and Ditch Street launches final clearance on tailor-made suits and dresses with a June sale of summer undergarments. Greenhut & Co. on Sixth Avenue promotes June sale on household linens and silverware. Arnold, Constable & Co. on Broadway and 19th Street touts foulard silks and tailored suits along with lingerie.
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Macy's
Broadway
Sith End
Speetes
Abraham
Brooklyn
China
Stern Brothers
West 204 Street
West Uth Street
Bloomingdales
Third Avenue
Queensboro Bridge
Forsythe
18Th Street
Saks & CO
Ditch Street
Greenhut & CO
Sixth Avenue
18Th
Arnold, Constable & CO
St Gabriel's wins track meet in Catholic league event
St Gabriel's Parochial School swept the Catholic Athletic League meet at Clason's Point, taking senior, junior and midget trophies with 29, 20 and 18 points. Jack Cleary led with 17 points, winning pole vault and running broad jump, placing in four other events as St Gabriel's edged Cathedral and St James for top team honors.
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St. Gabriel's Parochial School
Catholic Athletic League
Clason’s Point Military Academy
St. Gabriel
Cathedral School
St. James
Cathedral Boys
J. Fitzpatrick
Gabriel
T. Redmond
J Cleary
B. Ryder
Immaculate Conception
C. Conroy
E. Waly
St. Cecilia
Bh. Gleason
J. Barrere
M. Darcy
Cathedral
T. Comer
Nicly Trinity
Gleason
Cc. Quinn
Joseph
4 Cleary
H. Pratt
J. Witgpartick
W. Johnson
St James
J. Cleary
Sheridan
Timoney
Moran
Urelle
St. Galeth
5. Tulipane
S. Buckley
St. Jamie
J. Garrity
St. Cecilie
Bt. Gabriel
Wildermar
Morgan
Barrere
Sieason
Holy Name
J. Bellew
F. Coni
F. Bop
FE. Ryder
G. Dowdell
W. Conroy
C. Confroy
W. Correy
C. McCain
J. Mullins
M. J. Fitzgerald
Close Finishes Mark Intersettlement Games At Celtic Park
Close finishes and new marks highlighted the Intersettlement Athletic Association meet at Celtic Park Long Island City. Hudson Guild runner W Wilson tied for first with A Barrows University Settlement in the 880 yards setting a record time. Wilson also lowered the mile mark. Clark Neighborhood House led the one mile senior relay with a new time as events spanned sprints hurdles and field events across multiple houses and clubs.
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Celtic Park
Long Island City
Junior
W. Wilson
Hudson Guild
Barrows
University Settlement
Wilson
Clark
Sunday School Athletic League
A. Wynne
Central Congregational Church
Charlies Foster
Lumpkins Avenue
Afepis
Clark Neighborhood
M Murdering
R. Carroll
East Side House
J. Costello
F. Meyers
Y House
P. O'Connor
Ren Goddard House
PP. Marren
A. Johnspel
The
Incarnation
H. Scher
W. Speneler
Union Settlement
M. Meyers
J. Becka Wan
Chrier Church
RB. Bandel
Clerk Neighborhood House
Gunior—Worber W. Wilson
J. Daly
Fallis
Levinson
Weinberger
Pepis
Tire
M. Mulderning
Apanyiti
H. Zutt
B. Grrshansky
Henry Street
J. Kohan
M. Klein
Kohen
G. Reister
Anthony House
W. Epengle
Union Bettlement
J. Reimer
University Kettlement
Clark Neighborhood House
A. Hich
Union
W. Schulze
Chapel of the Incarnation
Kuchar
F. Kammerer
Hariley Yiouse
J. Wurwitz
J. McCantey
T. B. Jacobson
J. Kalaher
Consolidated Broker Suspends A Wassnervogel
The suspension of A Wassnervogel, a floor trader on the Consolidated Stock Exchange, was announced on the exchange floor yesterday. He reportedly traded on the long side and was caught in recent market slump. the action was regarded as unimportant with small outstanding contracts. He has been a member of the little board since March 16, 191.
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A. Wassnervogel
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Wassaervoeei
Little Board
Atlanta Delegates Seek London Backing on Cotton Bills
Representing the Southeastern Cotton Buyers Association Coles and C B Howard of Atlanta will travel to London to present to European bankers a plan for American banks to certify interior cotton bills of lading. The goal is to curb frauds on European buyers from forged documents.
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Atlanta
Southeastern Cotton Buyers’ Association
Coles
C. B. Howard
London
Local curb brokers edge Boston in ten innings
New York curb brokers beat their Boston rivals in a 10 inning exhibition at American League Park June 4 before about three thousand. Carew's earlier error tied the score in the eighth and Allen and McCroskery led New York with three hits each as the visitors won 6 to 5 after nine innings plus extras.
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Tribune
Boston
New York Curb Brokers
Boston Brothers
New York
New Yorkers
Boston Brokers
Brown
Manowitch
W. Murphy
C. F
Frenbach
Casey
R. F
Maher
Carew
S. S
Allen
McCroskery
P. Boston
Dealy
Dasha
Gagen
Sanford
E. Murphy
White
Warren Brown
Baker
Kilduff
Bostons
George Wood
Jack Manning
Fronbach
City of Montgomery Makes Record Run to Savannah
The steamship City of Montgomery of the Savannah Line began its maiden voyage from this city at 3 p.m. Thursday and arrived at her Savannah River pier last night at 7 p.m. The captain wirelessed the news that the vessel was 1344 miles north of Savannah, making the fastest New York to Savannah merchant run on record.
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Montgomery
Savannah Line
Savannah River
New York
Savannah
Smith
Jones Dry Goods Company Placed Under Receiver
Receivers were appointed for the Jones Dry Goods Company in federal court Kansas City. Liabilities are about 1.6 million dollars. assets exceed 2 million. Henry L. Root and Charles Campbell named receivers, bond set at 400 thousand. Company remains solvent and operations will continue. The action follows a bill filed by Hollingshead Campbell of New York, note brokers holding two notes for 5 000 dollars each.
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Hudson
Hudson River
Scarsborough
Ardsley
Philipse Manor
Terrytown
Irvington
Pocantice Hills
Briarcliff Manor
Burer
Kansas City
Jones Dry Goods Company
West
Henry L. Root
Charles Campbell
Philips
United States District Court
Hollingshead & Campbell
New York City
International Electric Protection Company formed in New York
Albany June 4 The International Electric Protection Company of New York was incorporated to manufacture electric signalling systems with capital of 50,000,000. Directors include Frank Rhodes H W Freund A M Trueb J J Quinlan and others from New York Scarsdale Douglaston Long Island and East Orange. New York Edison Company reports capital boost from 45,200,000 to 50,849,400.
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Albany
International Electric Protection Company
New York
Frank Rhodes
Ss. HW. Freund
A. M. Trueb
J. J. Quinlan
Roberts Walker
Scarsdale
H. M. Sloan
Douglaston
Long Island
F. A. Smith
East Orange
N. J
New York Edison Company
Mayer Backs Lower 1907 Manhattan Railway Assessment
Former Attorney General Julius M Mayer acting as referee filed a report with the County Clerk recommending reducing the 1907 assessment on Manhattan Railway special franchises from 72000009 to 51038700 95. The case, brought by the people against the State Board of Tax Commissioners, allows New York City to intervene.
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Julius M. Mayer
Manhattan
State Board of Tax Commissioners
City of New York
House to Lease on West 73d Street Over Sherman Square
West 73d Street 173 overlooking Sherman Square available for rent starting October 1. The house has long been occupied by a prominent physician. Listing by Hall Hawkes & Prentice at 32 Nassau Street.
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West 73D
Sherman Square
Hall, Hawkes & Prentice
Nassau Street
Guen Ridge
Aduits
Glen Ridge
Watch Hill
R. I
Oy Sele
Lars
Frank W. Coy
Westerly
Southampton
Escap
Arthur Pane
South- Ampton
Lange County
Reich
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N.Y.U
Alma Mater
Henry A Blair
Fushimi
Hamilton
Hempstead Plains
St. Gabriel School
Hakes
R. Ferguson
Christ Church House
J. Vostello
Yuards
N. Levenson
Guniori
P. Merren
H. Schneider
Kehan
Union Betirement
Consolidated Broker
Westchester County
Bea
H. D. Hascall
Cort
Sarremene
Great Neck
Epot
Old Erglish Mahse
North Island
Lara Addrass York
Brightwaters
T. B. Abkinson
Cork
Sumner M. Smith
Elmhurst
St. Borough OF Queens
Washington and Lawrence Sts
Lushing
Elliott & Bush
Broadwew
York
Elliott Manor
North Shore
Sumler M. Smith
Grove St
Bimnhuret
Signal Company Incorporated
New Jersey
Orange Hills
City _ Hall
Country Property
Newark Bay
Lth
Avenue Bayonne
H. L.naething
Fulton St
Spitfire Lake
Paul Smith
AL D. Shaw &Co
Broad Street
Nobar
Northampton
Mass
H. Thompson
Spencer Place
Cape Cod
Harwich
Kape
West 124Th St
Upper Saranac
H. B
Galveston-Houston
Houston
Beath Texas
Free America
American Bank
Housouston
Bronx
Pelham
New Haven
R. R. Ang
Nelson
42Nd &T
O'Wara Bros
Webster Ave
200Th St
Borough OF
Rooklyn
Classon
Willoughby Aves
City Hall Park
Transit For
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway
Ary AI
On the Hudson
Grand Central Station
Duke of Newcastle
Earl of Glasgow
Viscount Kelburne
Lord Collins
Ronald Gower
Montague Pollock
Edward O'Malley
Wm. A. Bell
Edwin P. Benjamin
Allenhurst
Tarrytown
Gramercy Park
Club
S. de Wallearss & Hull
West 34Th ST
Murray Hill
Cortlandt
Amsterdam Avenue
W.W. H. Dolson & Company
Riverside
F. R. Wood & Company
80Th St
144Th Street
Fort Tryon
N. E
St. Nicholas Ave
West Louth Street
Washington
Wes Dent Om
Pachetor
East 36Th St
Bristol
Tader View Management
T. E. Tolson
Clapp
Tel
A. W. McLaughlin &9
Cor
Cedar Strongest and
BEST
Arcing
Westchester
Mortgas
Guaranty Company
Henry Y. Walley
Park Ave
Geo. R. Read & Lo
Liber St
Brapeh
Hamepr
Adirondacks
J. H. Myers
E. 59Th St
N. Y
Sir Henry
Ave. C & East
16Th St
Ave
Brighton Beach
Ll” Road
J. A. Dilliard
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