New Cycle Path Map Available for League of American Wheelmen
The League of American Wheelmen in this state advances a new cycle path map mailed to members. It covers all paths in the state and a chain from Albany to Buffalo, aiding summer tours to the Pan-American Exposition. Nonmembers may buy the map for £2. The piece notes European riders, including Gascoyne and Jenkins, and outlines upcoming events at Manhattan Beach on June 22.
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League of American Wheelmen
Long Island
Albany
Buffalo
Europe
George Banker
Pittsburg
Banker
Gascoyne
Jenkins
Pittsboro
Manhattan Beach
Yale Hurdler Thomas Joins New York Athletic Club
Thomas Jr of Yale will wear the Winged Foot for the New York Athletic Club while J W Tewksbury debuts as a timber topper in the 120 yard hurdle at Travers Island on Saturday.
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J. B. Thomas, Jr
Yale
New York Athletic Club
J. W. BR. Tewksbury
Travers Island
Columbia Practice Races Show Tough Day On River
Columbia crews logged a strenuous practice with morning and afternoon sessions totaling about ten miles ahead of the Poughkeepsie regatta. Stroke Maxwell Stevenson returned from a wrist strain, moving Bradley to the second boat, while Huffaker filled Townsend's No 2 seat. Freshman S. H. Stow was reassigned to the freshmen as A. D. Weekes took No 3. Two trials between first and second boats favored the first crew, despite a two-length handicap for the second boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Maxwell Stevenson
Bradley
H. H. Huffaker
Townsend
S. H. Stow
A. D. Weekes
Columbia U Basketball Reports Profit Amid Princeton Victory
Cooper Megrue announced Columbia University basketball finances showing all expenses covered and a profit for the year. The program drew nearly $60 in receipts, with a $21 take from the Princeton game in this city, and held a balance of $85 after seven competitive contests before a note on automobile duties from the unrelated compromise.
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Cooper Megrue
Columbia University
Columbia
Princeton
Treasury compromise ends Langerman import dispute
The Secretary of the Treasury approved a compromise in the Langerman case, where four cases of essential automobile parts imported from France faced duties of 2677.07. Langerman paid the duties and a penalty to avoid prolonged litigation, after asserting the parts were used abroad for a year and should qualify as household effects.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Bidwell
Department
J. W. S. Langerman
France
Langerman
Erman
Tried to kill whole family in Beaverton tragedy
Detroit dispatch reports Will Arnell proprietor of a Beaverton hotel and saloon went on a shooting spree. He killed his six year old daughter and fatally wounded his wife and injured his mother sister and brother and wounded Mrs Dopp. He fired on rescuers and was captured and jailed.
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Detroit
Coleman
Mich
Arnell
Beaverton
Samuel Depp
Dopp
Statue of Gen Woodward on View at Brooklyn Museum
In the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences a statue of Gen Woodward by Monn ies was shown yesterday. Woodward a friend of the sculptor and former president of the organization received support from a citizens memorial fund of 15000 dollars. When the new museum wing opens the statue will be formally presented and placed on a stone pedestal. A reception on the statue fund is planned today with an additional exhibition tomorrow.
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Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Ge Woodward
Monnies
John B. Frederick Maceneral
Y & Generation
Citizens’ Memorial
Tomorro
Kilburn cites troubled Mutual Benefit Loan firm in Brooklyn
State Superintendent F D Kilburn told Tribune that the Mutual Benefit Loan and Building Company faced insolvency based on Banking Department examiner findings. He described a divided mortgage system and said the company was losing ground, with a court appointing receivers as dissolution proceeds.
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F. D. Kilburn
Murray Hill
Tribune
Mutual Benefit Loan and Building Company
Brooklyn
Banking Department
Preventing Corners in Grain At Produce Exchange Meeting
The Produce Exchange grain trade met to consider action against corners in wheat and corn. President Barrows was authorized to appoint a seven member committee to draft rules to prevent corners. The committee will likely report more grades for contract deliveries, with no new corn grades added for June to August due to heat-driven deterioration.
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Barrows
New Claimant for Fortune
Boston telegraph report says Mrs Susan Johnson 75 of East Boston will file a claim for part of 200000 left by Mrs Van Nort widow of a Tammany politician. Johnson claims kinship but officials doubt her heir status and say Mrs Duffy or absent Niles may inherit. Reports of an adopted son are unproven.
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Mrs. Johnson
East
Boston
Mrs. van Nort
Joseph F. O'Connell
Susan Johnson
van Nort
Paris
William M. Hoes
Johnson
Mr. Hoes
Niles
Banks for new possessions
A new company the International Company seeks incorporation in New Haven with $500000 capital, expandable to $5000000, to run general banking shipping mercantile mining railroad and manufacturing ventures across South American republics Porto Rico Cuba and the Philippines. Backed by New York interests, the firm aims to establish banks in key financial centers to ease trade and loans for American travelers and developers, along with potential mining and transport ventures. The company will pay the new franchise tax on capital stock.
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New Haven
Conn
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippines
State Senate
International Company
Bridgeport and
Derby Men
Allan W. Paige
Bridgeport
W. Sidney Downes
Derby
New York
South America
United States
London
Reciprocity discussed by Manufacturers' National Association
Detroit June 5. Commercial reciprocity dominated today’s talks with the Manufacturers' National Association, yielding broad agreement that reciprocity protects U S manufacturing trade. Resolutions covered river and harbor funding, Dingley Tariff reform, and restricting free blackleg virus distribution. A reciprocity convention plan and a banquet at the Country Club closed the day.
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Detroit
Manufacturers
National Association
United States
Committee On Resolutions
Congress
Executive Committee
Country Club
New Haven to Filter Water Supply with $1 Million Plan
Plans to filter New Haven’s water before distribution were unveiled as the city’s Water Company commits $1,000,000 for a filtration plant. The Whitney lakes will feed a filter house and natural filters will treat Saltonstall Maltby and Wood Bridge waters to prevent typhoid recurrence. This marks the state’s first such project and will be watched closely. MR. CLEWS WILL LIVE IN FIFTH AVE. W. E. & F. B. Taylor sold 630 Fifth Ave to Henry Clews for occupancy and remodels. the seller relocates to West 34th Street property to convert into an office building.
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New-Haven
Conn
New- Haven
Salstonstall
W. E
F. B. Taylor
John Hughes
Fifth-ave
Henry Clews
Wall Street
Jews
West Thirty-fourth St
Foreclosure Sale in New York Supreme Court
Ernst A. Bohnig and another sue Frank A. Bohnig and others in partition actions. Referee appointed under a June 4 1901 interlocutory judgment will sell at public auction at the New York Real Estate Salesroom 111 Broadway Manhattan on Thursday June 1901 at 12 noon.
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NEW York Supreme Court
New York
Ernst A. Bohnig
Laintiffs
Frank A. Bohnig
County of New York
Broadway
Borough of
Manhattan
State of New Y York
Supreme Court
Edward Winslow
Herman Schmuck
Peter F. Meyer
Bronx
Morris Avenue
One Hundred and
Fortieth Street
Third Avenue
Michael Montag
Gustavus Robitzek
Office of the Register of the L and County of
Joseph I. Green
Peckham, Miller & King
Plainetti
Borough of Manhattan
New York City
140Th Street
New
York County
Rapp & Speidel Iron Works
Peter Dooley
City of New York
William M. Ryan
City of
New Y
Fifteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
Register of the City and County of
Cowman
Fifth Avenue
James Hay
Dante Lord, Jr
Augustus T. Cowman
William Hurry
William J. A. McKim
Phillips & Avery
Attys
Nassau Street
Tribune
Louis Smadbeck
George Stolz
Union Avenue
One Hundred and Fifty-Sixth Street
Arthur D. Truax
Edwin L Kalish
William St
Foreclosure Sales Date Set for New York City Parcels
Foreclosure notices detail auctions in New York City properties, including parcels on Second Avenue 84th Street and 542 East 6th Street, with referees James H. Tuttle and others named. Descriptions specify parcel boundaries, ward locations, and mortgage details. sales to be conducted by auctioneers Peter F. Meyer and William M. Ryan.
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Samuel Goldsticker
City of
New York
Second Avenue
84Th Street
City of New York
Borough of
Manhattan
Rgith Street
S@th Street
86Th Street
S8th Street
Sath Street
East 6Th Street
James H. Tuttle
Adolph Bloch
Nassau Street
New York City
Theall & Beam
Attys
Johanna E. Muhiker
Wall St
Stanwood Menken
Guardian ad_ litem
Broadway
Ira J. Ettinger
Atty
Nassau St
N. Y
S4th St
S6th St
New York Savings Bank
Help wanted and service ads in Brooklyn and Queens
A compact classified ad listing diverse job seekers and services. Includes Fireman, guide for Europe or Pacific Coast travel, German American worker seeks steady work, janitor with seven years experience, Lunchman, porter, stenographer, collector, office assistant, painter and papering expert offers low price decorating for landlords and estates. Addresses in Brooklyn Queens and Manhattan.
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Wagner
Brooklyn
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Whipple St
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North of Ireland
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Henry St
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Speench
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Riverside
Rev. Epps
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