Mayors Parade Honors Anniversary With Sunday School Walk
Mayor Gaynor and John Wanamaker led a Prospect Park parade honoring an anniversary day. Thousands of marchers, flags, bands and banners filled the route from church to church, with a noon reception featuring cake and lemonade. The Brooklyn Sunday School Union marked the occasion with divisions from several churches and notable guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wanamaker
Prospect Park
Arnek
Ernokive
Chile
Brooklyn
Schenk Union
Union League
Williat Perth
Weil
Amorim
Brrolleh
McAneny
Steers
Conanthy
Cromwell
Prenteresst
Parkes Callen
Moe Carhart
Generel
Mre Moretin
Woodrit
Arioeney
L Crapeey
J. Ho Baum
Laval Oficer
Kraoke
Judess Tike
Faweat
Gresvenen
Calder and
Fitzgerald
Moetmanter Vorrhies
Gardner
Matthews
Herbert I. Firideman
Albery Gleay
The
Pavyuard
Crianel
John Waramaker
Mayer Garnir
Efror
Mtters Tees
Paih
Funert Park
Aline
Mith AO
Mey Island
Steel Prices Variable Declared By Industry Officials
In a government inquiry led by Judge Jacob McKiffeon Percival Roberts Jr. revealed that steel prices varied widely from uniform trade figures and fluctuated based on individual relationships. The board chair James A. Parcel stated no fixed prices existed while denying intent to harm competitors. experts noted volatility inherent in the steel market could affect all players equally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pricns
Staten Etre! Corporation
Yesaray
Dacob
Nile
Roberta
Tudveihert J. Gare
James A. Parcel
Rottrtn
Highwaymen Shoot Pedler on City Street
Pedlar Michal Terranova of 25 East 1th Street was wounded by two highwaymen who attacked him in the hallway of No 900 Kant 1th Street while he was on his way to market for his employer Angela Monsin. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital with a gunshot wound to the thigh. robbers fled.
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Pedler
Michal Twtranova
East Ith Street
Bellevue ‘Hospital
Will Hin
Angela Monsin
At & Oclock
Bae
Kant 1Th Street
Men Arrested at Inquest in Levine Killing Case
Four men are held on charges tied to the shooting death of Levine. Names listed include Max Minaky, Mie Afuremitz, Leytijs Mubitsiky, Nathan Perinwtter, and others. Proceedings referenced a Chesher hysteretette and court hearings by officials of the district attorney office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levine
Navone
le Vines
Lawnte Fuip
Max Minaky
Nertitk Reraet
Mie
Afuremitz
Leytijs Mubitsiky
Nathan Perinwtter
Nwad Wet Tee Sree
Mormica
Ted Uetter
Pam Davie
Healee
Merrett
Virleonere
Levy Rebuked by Justice Delany in Court Ruling
Aaron J. Levy faced rebuke from Justice Delany amid a dramatic courtroom hearing. The proceedings centered on improper questions during testimony and a controversial exchange involving the defendant and a wagon owner. The judge’s remarks focused on legality, procedure, and the handling of the case.
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Aaron J. Levy
Justice Delany
Box Board Club in Court Plea on Restraint Charge
Defendants including Wilstaen ijeer Ramana Royant Menry te Pad ont Ramiel A hart and others pled not guilty to a single indictment charging restraint of interstate commerce. Judge Maver overruled objections as the court simplified the count to a restraint of trade allegation.
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Juder
Menry Te Padont
Ramiel A. Hart
Charlet de Willains
Tule Newman
Weliam
Hichardson
Menre Setter
Thademurree
Teachers for Playgrounds Park Board Hears Suggestions
Park Board discussed playground efficiency at a meeting yesterday afternoon. Members reviewed requirements for instructors including character, high school education, and equivalent credentials. A three grade structure was proposed with a junior associate, an assistant director, and a head director with specified salaries.
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Park Board
Park
Chiaverannia
Uivier
Proves He Didn't Rob Woman in City Court Motion
Retired merchant Abraham Lelpele testified at Magistra te Barlow's court on Saturday denying involvement in dragging a woman into a midway at Jieth street and Ft Nicholas avenue. He claimed he was at the offices of his attorney at the time, and that the court should exonerate him from the charge.
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Abraham Lelpele
Chatham Square
Barlow
Harter
Aire Peart Wenrluh
Jieth Street
Ft Nicholas Avenue
Tio
Maxwell Resents Spelling Charge in Court Record
A damaged OCR style entry describes Maxwell objecting to a spelling error charge. The fragmentary text references a legal proceeding with mentions of a judge, police, and potential witnesses, but the garbled content limits clear details. The piece reads like a courtroom or affidavit note with uncertain names and actions.
Miss Anne Morgan Sails In Local Pageant Chaos
An obscure report chronicles Miss Anne Morgan in a pageant by the Cheeta group yesterday. Mentions of competitors, venues, and local names appear amid garbled lines signaling a ceremonial event and attendant crowd.
Fragments of a Crime Report From a Distressed Page
OCR text details a violent incident with injuries and a hospital transfer. Names appear in garbled form but indicate a male victim, an animal injury, and emergency response. The fragmentary report references a lethal senseless act and subsequent medical care at a hospital.
Two Employees Held For Robbing R K Fox
Two workers are jailed on charges of robbing R K Fox. The case ties theft totals to a possible $75,000 loss involving autos and other items. R J Binwin and associates face prosecution as investigators pursue links to pay scales and related schemes.
Park Board to Name Four Landscape Architects for Mayor
The Park Rowed will present four candidates for landscape architect before Mayor Caynet today, replacing the post once held by Charles Downing Tay. The meeting yesterday narrowed the field after several candidates were eliminated, with only Commissioner Eliot opposing the plan. Minneapolis Ontario, and Bronx officials weighed in on who should hold veto power and the extent of authority, amid debate over the proper scope of the role.
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Gaynor
Caynet
Ofce
Charles Downing Tay
Owhlel Sik
Jeare
Eliot
Queene
Stover
Higgina
Bronx
Hottimissioner
Kilot
Pmol MC
Brower
Vaninilmtoner Mlewing
Mayor's Free Classical Music Concerts Debate Rages
Mayor argues against city funded free concerts of classical music and opera citing limited public understanding. Aborn, Baird and Volpe defend the arts, praising concerts and grand opera as essential cultural offerings.
Fireworks on Fourth at Independence Day celebration
Committees meet to allocate £26 409 approved by the Board of Estimate for the Tripependence Hay celebration. Funds fund electrical decorations in parks, school committee gifts, commemorative copies of The Gettysburg Address, medals, programs, and athletic meets. The city hall event and musical carnival are planned with chairs from several districts.
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Paoennes
Wiltlong AW Otmaton
Bry
Tir
William Ho Mtuswell
Shullhatton
Heecklyn Ant
Bronx
Richmond
James Sullivant
Henry T. Block
Barefooted chase ends thief capture in boarding house
George Wineold of 567 West Street pursued James Millie after a failed robbery at his boarding house. A waiter, a resident there, was accused of aiding the crime while Mrs Millie, wife of Millie, escaped. Winfield, harmed, says Millie and his wife connived to steal his savings before being interrupted.
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Ann Wi
George Wine ‘Old
West
Atrect
Alding
James Millie
Mary Millie
Mitle
Winfield
Millie
Winheld
Shule
Abii
Papo Syino
Hin
Revere
Fox Ae Whawe
Three Broadway Stores Advertise Serge Suits and Travel Gear
An old advertisement touts serge suits from $18 to $40 and promotes motoring gear including dusters goggles and gauntlets. It lists traveling bags carry alls trunks and notes Broadway stores at Warren Street and 13th Street.
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New York
Sunday School Children IN Parade
Tammany Assemblyman
Auptire
John
Tehulad Askermbiynam
Lavy
Ehoderan
Tte Telieury
Arlee Express
Manenany
Jand
Jamon Furyn
Laney
Matuin
Patany
Aveembiornan Lavy
Nik
BOX Board Club
Maxwell
Committee
Maswell
Ty Buonen- Ponlentif
Pavel
Pettiate
Maeewert
Sihiont
Tedehors
Rownd
Bmw
Miss Anne Morgan
Brother
Tetmalilee
Marchies
MAD Dog
Polo Grounds
Asim
Wien
Sarwing
Mat Vatealman
Amine
Phils
Huliets
Pasate
Theodore
Roosevelt
SunDay’s TriBune
R. K. Fox
Richard Binwin
George An
Sudha
Somninn
Ofarieoh
Howe
Han Hina
Heine
Fua
Alfred Chelvin
Peeneile
Iehlutiiue
Ilepeaitel
Petirrea Frathia Peach
Mortis Korte
Amilatint
Dies Powter
Voster
Chiat
Menwkyn
Mayor Pens Phiipig
Rufus Choate
Shade of
Collins
Aborn
Baird
Volpe
Turkey
Rufua Chaate
William Caitign
Musical Ark
Honteim Bruder
Free Converte of
Clansica
Jeter
Anera
Miitin
Raynor
Saar
Mitton
Wigent
Alown
Mayers
le Rirély Mistaken In Ilaviewa
Edward Kelines Taird
Une Bearil
Diretice
Opera Empiri de Mo Ieee Ecyphatir
Arnold Volpe
Marty
Prirke
Dirk
Cronminloner Stover
Rocras Perr Company
Warren St. 13Th
St. Wen
Saris
Saunas
Billie Burke
Reise Tare
Minne Malet
RAI
Julia Sanderson
Sener
Etna Criterion
Robert Hilliard
Hudson
Fultones
Richard Bennett
Liberty
Fritz Scheff
England
America
Jane
Poe
Gaplic Erie
He Salt National
Enerat
Cort
Belasco
ASTOR
Thal Fine
Iriaaeoi
Adi Aever
Ganda
Eral
Luke FE
Wright Igan
Timex
Manuel Quesno
Delegee Gress
Philippines
Baanual
Charter
Rea
Baral Felloma
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