Commissioner Crain Resigns Amid Health Problems
Commissioner T. T. Crain of the Tene Acent Monee Department resigned yesterday citing poor health. Rumors name Robert W. Forest and Henry S. Thompson as potential successors. Forest previously served as commissioner under Mayor Low and earned a creditable record in office.
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T. T. Crain
Teneacent Monee Department
Robert W
Forest
Henry S Thompson
Ge Forest
Low
Tenement House Department Chief Crain resigns amid health claims
Commissioner Crain announces resignation from the Tenement House Department citing health reasons. Mayor McClllan accepts the resignation as Crain notes previous criticism over enforcement and a lack of staffing, including a failed attempt to gain funds for extra help.
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McClllan
Ming
Ormin
Crain
Estiweste
Philadelphia Fire Chief Brooks Dismissed For Good Of The Service
Mayor Weaver dismissed William H. Brooks after over ten years in the Department. His successor barred from yet names. New Public Safety Director Potter purges a policeman with prior arrests for drunkenness, breach of peace, and assault and battery. Potter orders non compulsory political payments across seven bureaus and awaits further action from Public Works Director Acker.
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Philadelphia
Weaver
Willian H. Brooks
Bureau of Highways
Brooks
Pub Us Safety and Public Works
Potter
Public Safety
Bers
Barcony
Grunkenness
Abeault
Directoes
Tho
Ae Pollo
Fire Electrical Cir
Buliaing
Feiler
Daresee Camber
Sie Ttie
Tincela Acker
Direrior of Public Works
Surprise party reveals health tale with Grape-Nuts
A reader recounts a quirky incident where a stomach ailment improves after trying Grape-Nuts. After a long recovery, the narrator resumes normal eating, attributes weight gain to the cereal, and recalls a playful birthday surprise featuring Grape-Nuts themed treats and writing, shared with the family.
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Muredo & Califernia Fruit
Erie
Ainner
Vic
Eproot
Ars
Ahearn on bad streets and Jersey tangle over transit
Long-winded protest by Borough President Ahearn against Ty Rapid Transit Commission and Mayne McClellan cites unsafe Broadway and surrounding streets. It details uneven curbs and depressions from Uth Street to 14th Street, plus hazards on Amsterdam Avenue and 7th Street, with repairs inadequately completed and records blamed on contractors.
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Pormund
Ahearn
Mayne McClellan
Biil
Horough
Uth-st
Lech Sta
Sithat
Amsterdam-ava
Met
Broadway
Columbus-ava
Tistos
Zerh-at
Sth-st
Sd-st
Hresdway
Woth-st
Alsth-st
Bresdway
Fremegrs
Settelai Nerne
Aldermen Non obstructive on subway franchises
Attorney J L Kellogg for Little Tim Sullivan asserts the Aldermen do not intend to block rapid transit. He says they will seek a court injunction to stop the Board of Estimate and Apportionment from acting on four franchises filed last week by Atlantis Telephone and railroad firms for extensions. If granted, the suit aims to decide if Legislature can strip Aldermen of franchise jurisdiction.
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J. Laffin Kellogg
Tim” Sullivan
Board of Aldermen
John T. McCall
Reginald S. Doull
Mr. Kellorg
Board of Estimate
Taxpayers’ UK
Board of Alderten
Atlantis Telephone Company
Plan Big Sunday School Meeting in Toronto
Information from W N Hartehorn chairing the arrangements committee shows the Eleventh International Sunday School Convention will be held in Toronto October 23 to 29. North American provinces Cuba Mexico and Central America will send about 2100 delegates. The theme is Winning a Generation and pastors are asked to preach on June 5. Key staff include John F Vincent Bishop W F McDowell and others from various church boards.
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Boston
W. N. Hartehorn
Toronto
Ilitrasven Biates
North America
Cuba
Mexico
Central America
Naliors
John F. Vincent
Indianapolia
Chau. Tauges
W. F. McDowell
Chicago
Committee announces Pearl Wright Louisiana Republican mentor
Washington June report says Postmaster General Cortelyou appoints Pearl Wright of New Orleans as acting mentor for Louisiana Republican National Committee. Wright, a leading businessman active in Haitian councils, is said to represent the party statewide and not a faction.
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Washington
Corteyou
Republican National Committee
Pearl Wright
New Orleanes
Louisiana
Wrieht
Cortelyou
Mir Wrieht
Cortetyou
Therst
Rinw
New York
Amany Counties
Danger to Mennonites in South Dakota communities
An article reports fears of internal strife and excommunication threats within Mennonite colonies in South Dakota over marriage rules and shared property. It notes efforts by colony leaders to keep families united, the lure of voting in elections, and generational tensions between preserving faith and seeking personal livelihoods.
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Bronx City
Town
Cupid
South Davin
Younges
Byieckond
Germany
Huta
Russia
Henay
South Dakota
Rothschild Letter Up in Grand Jury Inspect Hearing
In the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court yesterday motions by Armitage Mathews and John W. Wooten for inspecting grand jury minutes were heard. Rothschild and Ferguson figures tied to the Wetself estate case were involved as letters from Sing Sing Prison were read.
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Tasties Davy
Supreme Court
Armitase Mathews
John W. Wooten
Grand Jury
Wetself
Samuel I. Ferguson
David Rothschild
Federal
Hank
Rothschild
Ferguson
Jerome
Mathews
Terence J. McManun
Sing Sing
Martin Conlin
Tammany
Mil k Dealers Fined for Adulterated Milk Sales
In the Court of Special Sessions two milk dealers were fined a total of $% for selling adulterated milk. Two others were fined $0 each. The offenders named include Jacob Newman at 1i Goork-st, Abraham Koatver at 111 Allen-st, Pauline Taylor at 4 Forayth-st, Joseph Purist at 240 Hester Bt, Mayer Greenbaum at 1? 20nave, Hisris Lenowitz at 61 Rast Sth-st, and Frank Pashellan at 65 West dnh-st.
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Jacob Newman
Goork-st
Abraham Koatver
Hisris Lenowitz
Frank Pashellan
West Dnh-St
Peace Congress at Lucerne Opens in September
A notice from Boston details the fourteenth International Peace Congress to begin September 1 in Lucerne Switzerland and run through the week. The event aims to address armament reduction and the creation of a permanent international court, with wide European and American attendance expected. The committees urge participation and emphasize the moment as a historic mobilization for peace and anti colonial influence.
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Boston
Lucene
Switzerland
Tuesay
J Jy
Ulus Foi
Roossvelt
Herne
Parix
Usupe
Ares
Chueh
Ely
Mero
Sreer
Prisoner Oscar Lewison Identified with Bankers Family
John Nevis of New Haven claimed as suspect by authorities turned out to be Oscar Zechariah, a younger member of a bankers family. The Jefferson Market court yesterday remanded the case to trial with counsel Frederick A Ware. arrest details indicate the suspect was seized after a patrol chase, with some confusion and evasive replies noted by officers.
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John Nevis
College-st
New-Haven
Wiews-it
Oscar Zechaihn
Yousker
Madetwer
Dudals
Jeffersin Market
Couseel
Assens
Bignite
Davie
Banday
Ty Itertie
Renseelaer
Wall
Sint
Waltia
Idficer
Prikaner
New West Pier Opened by Dock Department
The Dock Department announced yesterday that the new West Pier has been completed and turned over to the Hudson River Tug Line. Boats of the line will lie there instead of at East Pier. The Sandy Hook boats of the New Central will also dock at the pier.
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Hudson River
Westere East
Sandy Hook
New Central
Obyto Pier
Meningitis Epidemic Declines In City Figures
The meningitis epidemic shows a slower decline with last week recording sixty deaths citywide, down three from the previous week. Sanitary measures in Manhattan report reduced case numbers while city officials note active control efforts and lower death tolls.
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Manthattan
Calse
Santiere
Manhattan
Exhibition Flags Highlight Police Trafic Squad History
A flag presented by the Merchant Association of New York to the Traffic Squad will be exhibited in Tiffany's window this May. The piece marks a notable donation and honors the unit's service.
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Merchant ® Association of New York
Police Department
Tiffany's
Fight Over Ambler Law Tests Hotel Licenses in Courts
City battles Ambler law aimed at wiping out fake hotels as Baines law hotel men seek counsel. First test case may involve a liquor dealer failing to surrender a tax certificate, risking injunction to halt enforcement while the Fourteen Committee plans a broader wave against alleged fake hotels.
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Ambler
Baines Law Hotel
Lquer
Meengze
Court of Appeals
Manhattan
Deputy Commissiones of Excise
Bennet
Committee of Fourteen
Naives
Heensen
I. P. Smith
Wine and Spirit Gazette
Mqnor
Trav
Thes
Eial
Penalty for Carrying Revolver Without Permit
A man from No 4 Avenue A was sentenced to three months in the penitentiary for carrying a revolver without a permit. The court imposed the heaviest penalty since the city ordinance, with arrest occurring May 30 and no other family present in court.
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Epectat
Joseph Schmidt
Avenue A
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Ambler Law
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