Record Leads Off Here in Jersey City Dollar Dinner
The New Idea campaign launched at the Passaic County Republican dinner in Baeum’s Lincoln Park drew about 350 attendees, with Senator Colby present. Corporation Counsel George L. Record urged primaries and elections reforms to curb machine power and called for a governor aligned with reform principles. He cited Roosevelt and Hughes as precedents and argued for a candidate devoted to the movement despite Colby’s absence.
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Sar
The
Tribune
Peterson
George L. Record
Jersey City
New Idea
Grvernment League
Passaic County
Susquehanna Railroad
Colby
Essex County
Baeum
Lincoln Park
Fagan
Hudson
Pesard
Higgins
McCarthy
Monahan
Riggle
O'Keefe
Forrest A. Heath
Nelson
Steffenson Sprouta
Fry
James G. Blauvelt
Govenor
Mr. Record
Roosevelt
New York
Hughes
Convict Recaptured After Escaped from Sing Sing
Bidwell Flues, missing during Sing Sing count, was found hiding under floor beams on the enamelling building’s third floor. He had been a lifer for killing George Baker and faces no extra punishment unless he seeks a pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidwell Flues
Sing Sing
Johnson
McClellan
Burley
MccNell
Floss
Fluss
Shoe Department
Enamelling
New York
George Baker
Justice Cowing
Wooden Whale Muhlig's Arctic Fraud Trial
William Muhlig, an engineer from No. 27 Frankfort Street, invested $500 in a whale exhibit at Atlantic City that turned out to be a wooden imitation. He sued partners Christ Rebhan and August Brahm in municipal court. verdict favored the defendants. On appeal, Appellate Term judges reserved decision after arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muhlig
Frankfort Street
Muhlig
Atlantic City
Christ Rebhan
August Brahn
Wauhope Lynn
Gildersleeve
Platzek
Seabury
Supreme Court
Mublig
Rebhan
Brahm
Greenland
Hamburg
Germany
Philadelphia
Cooper Union Prizes Honor Deaf Mute and Other Winners
The forty-eighth Cooper Union commencement awarded 189 diplomas. Miss Ruby Abrams, a deaf mute graduate, won the first prize of 0 for a panel panel in the Ethel Cram memorial competition. Grace M. Sheire took second with 25. Miss Parsons announced the endowment total at 3,844,66, with 3,584 students enrolled. John E. Parsons donated 320,00 to the endowment and Herman Ridder gave 50 for stenography prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Union
Ruby Abrams
School For Deaf Mutes
East 67Th Street
Abrams
Ethel Cram
Grace M. Sheire
J. Sergeant Cram
Lenox
John E. Parsons
Board of Trustees
Parsons
Tompkins Market
Edward R. Hewitt
Union
Herman Ridder
School of Stenography and Typewriting
Famous Auto Run From Harlem To Park Tow In Twelve Minutes
Mrs Helen Avery Hardy and Miss Ella Snyder recount a car run from Harlem to Park Tow in twelve minutes with a fat Frenchman aboard. The clock at 3 20 shows departure and the return time twelve minutes later. The tale compares the pace to epic train speeds and Croker's Derby winner as proof of the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Avery Hardy
The
Shuberts
Ella Snyder
Flora
Miss Snyder
Ella
Harlem
Parktow
Detective John Geary Who Helped Stop Czolgosz Dies
John J. Geary one of the two detectives who seized Leon Czolgosz after the McKinley assassination and rushed him to a carriage died last night at his Southampton Street home. He had been reduced to patrolman two years earlier and soon resigned from the force.
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Tribone Buffalo
John J. Geary
Leon Czolgosz
McKinley
Southampton Street
Geary
Force
Crozier Links Springfield Gun to Brownsville Shooting
General Crozier told the Senate Military Affairs Committee that bullet and shell evidence from Brownsville points to a Springfield rifle used by the negro soldiers. He noted distinctions from Remington Winchester and Mauser, with Mrs Emma Leahy identifying a suspect, and Lt Hawkins corroborating the findings.
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Washington
Arigadier
Crozier
Army
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Brownsville
Emma Leahy
Leahy Hotel
Tailles
Hawkins
Springfield Arsenal
Bank teller defendant found guilty on eight counts
At the United States District Court the government verdicts Charles Menzemer, former assistant teller of the failed Enterprise National Bank, guilty on eight counts for obstruction and misapplication of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States District Court
Charles Menzemer
Enterprise National Bank
Tammany invites Gov Swanson for Fourth of July event
Richmond Virginia news reports Governor Swanson received an invitation from the Tammany Society of New York to attend the Fourth of July celebration and deliver an address. He stated he intends to accept if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Swanson
Tammany Society of New York
Convictions and court actions in city crime cases
Richard P. Kavanagh, once a post office clerk, was convicted by a federal jury of opening and stealing mail contents. Theodore Hess, under indictment for kidnapping a 14 year old, asked to confer with prosecutors before pleading and was remanded to the Tombs. A damus request by American Swan Boat Co. to compel Park Commissioner Hermann to restore boats in Central Park was reserved by Justice McCall. The Governale trial proceeds poco as Italian witnesses falter about the April 14 shooting of Patrolmen Selleck and Sechler.
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Richard P. Kavanagh
General Post Office
United States Circuit Court
Theodore D. Hess
Elizabeth Grady
General Sessions
Hess
Justice McCall
Supreme Court
American Swan Boat Company
Hermann
Central Park
Salvatore Governale
Alfred A. Selleck
George M. Sechler
People's Lobby Appeals for Direct Primary and Civil Service Reform
The People's Lobby sends Governor Stokes a letter urging initiatives for direct primary nominations and initiative and referendum. It cites reforms to utilities law, corporation practices, and civil service, arguing these changes curb machine influence and improve public representation. The plea asks backing for Massachusetts style ballots and a public utilities commission, pledging support for reform efforts.
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Stokes
New Jersey
United States
Oregon
North Dakota
South Dakota
Illinois
Michigan
Nebraska
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Texas
Delaware
Massachusetts
Maine
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New England Society of Orange
Civil Service
Bingham Visits Coney Island Like the Duke of Abruzzi
Police Commissioner Bingham slipped away to Coney Island with his secretary and friends. He enjoyed the Creation End of the Works show and met Dreamland staff before revealing his identity. He called the Dreamland experience an influential educational institution and noted visitors drift from churches for amusement. Moroccan bandit Si Habib Ben Dana claimed fugitivity and past Algerian battles while evading warrants.
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Abruzzi
Bingham
Coney Island
Daniel Slattery
Creation
Si Habid Ben Dana
Fire on Connecticut Delays Neptune Line Steamer
The Neptune Line steamer Connecticut arrived nine hours late in Fall River from New York due to condenser problems and boiler room staffing. Passengers support the delay claim, while some cite a fire near a donkey engine this morning as a contributing cause. The blaze was extinguished quickly after discovery off Watch Hill.
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Fall River
Mass
Neptune Line
Connecticut
New York
Watch Hill
Newport Suit Sets Ticket Price At Two Cents
A jury directed by Justice Sweetland awarded 2 cents for the insult of excluding Chief Yeoman Fred J. Buenzle for wearing Navy uniform at a Newport dancing pavilion. The case cites the pavilion's right to select patrons with only admission price recoverable. a later ruling to 25 cents was noted. Roosevelt and navy officers aided the prosecution. the Supreme Court will decide if venues may discriminate against uniform wearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, R. L
Justice Sweetland
Fred J. Buenzle
United States Naval
Rene
United States Navy
Newport Amusement Company
Buenzle
Austro Austrian squadron reaches Jamestown exposition
The Austrian squadron passing Cape Henry today moved into Hampton Roads and anchored near the exposition grounds. They will stay until after President Roosevelt's Monday visit and then visit Atlantic ports before returning home. The cruiser Washington and battleships Virginia and Minnesota were seen at the capes and drilled near the Southern drill grounds ahead of the President.
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Norfolk
Austria
Virginia Capes
New York
Hampton Roads
Fort Monroe
Exposition Grounds
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Washington
Admiral Evans
Capes
Virginia
Minnesota
Destroyers Start Ocean Race to Cape Henry
Six torpedo boat destroyers led by the Whipple cleared Scotland Lightship at 8 32 a m en route to Cape Henry Virginia in a 240 mile sprint at about twenty four knots The Truxtun Stewart Hull Worden Hopkins and Whipple followed the race line toward the New Jersey coast with the Hamilton reporting no sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Cape Henry
Virginia
Truxtun
Stewart
Hull
Worden
Hopkins
Whipple
New Jersey
Hamilton
Army and Navy Notes on Leaves of Absence and War College
Washington June 6 The President says he will support National Guard leave for duty and will not hinder it. Reports critique the Army War College location and acoustics while Briquettes are eyed as naval fuel. Notices cover orders of officers and upcoming ship movements and statuses.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
National Guard
James A. Crain
New York
National Guard Association
Lorain
Ohio
Tional Guard
Drain
Erergete
Army War College
Army
Washington Barracks
War College
Pension Bureau
Navy Department
Norfolk Navy Yard
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Bureau
Changes at Annapolis propose radical academy reforms
Annapolis June 6. The Naval Academy board of visitors plans to abolish regular entrance tests and delay a mental exam until six months after admission. If failed, candidates would be dropped after probation. Other reforms include ending six months at sea after graduation and elevating graduates to ensign immediately, plus reorganizing departments and extending board term limits. Secretary Metcalf praised naval officers and warned against leaving the nation vulnerable before arbitration is universal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Board of Visitors
Naval Academy
Congress
Metcalf
Warfield
Thierry
Jusserand
van Asbeck
Poughkeepsie
Cadets Arrive in Jamestown Camp at Exposition
About 535 officers cadets and civilians from West Point arrived aboard the Sumner and disembarked to form a camp at the Jamestown exposition in Norfolk Virginia under Lt Col Howze. They held their first battalion drill this afternoon with drills planned twice daily until Georgia Day.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Sumner
Military Academy
West Point
Jamestown Exposition
Howze
Nnes
Georgia
Fifth Ave Plot Sold and Nearby Properties Change Hands
Multiple New York properties change hands in a busy sale day. Pease and Elliman sold No 988 Fifth Ave for about $235,000. A. L. Mordecat & Son sold two six story elevator apartment houses at 227 and 2233 West 14th Street with Park Heights lands as part payment. Additional transfers include No 22 West 22nd Street and No 149 West 22nd Street four story dwellings and a lease of 48 West 27th Street for business use with annual rent $25,000 managed by Holland Browne & Co.
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Pease & Elliman
5Th Ave
West 22d St
Sidney Nordlinger
MocVickar-Gaillard Realty Company
Howland Pell
P. Adolphe
West 27Th St
Holland Browne & Co
Leases listed for prime New York addresses
George R Read & Co. leases top floor at 389 Fifth Ave to Jens R Matzene for M Fried sam to Oriental Markets Inc parlor store at 7 West 35th St to Weingar ten Pearl for Philip Van Valkenburgh and others lease store and basement at 7 West 85th St for Weingarten & Pear to Mme. Marie Routillier. store and basement at 17 West 35th St to Joseph Korn hauser. No. 19 Madison Ave to St Michael's School. No. 9 East 52d St private stables to Theodore H Price for William H Maxwell. No. 13 East 34th St to Latham G Reed for Mrs Louise Fake. No. 17 East Dist St to Mrs Rose Canfield for Mrs Ellen Sullivan. No. 467 West 234 St to Mrs Rebecca McManes Colfelt. No. 212 West 34th St to Gutwhllig Brothers for Mrs Frederick Doyle. No. 137 East 13th St to Dr T L Keyes for Miss N Deas Huger. No. 123 East 13th St to Mrs Ruth D Draper for Mrs Blanche Moffitt.
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George R. Read & Co
Fifth Ave
Jens R. Matzene
Chicago
East 3Th St
M. Friedsam
Oriental Markets (Inc
35Th St
Weingarten & Pearl
Philip van Valkenburgh
West 85Th St
Weingarten & Pear
Mme
Marie Routillier
West 35Th St
Joseph Kornhauser
Madison Ave
St. Michael's School
Theodore H. Price
William H. Maxwell
East 34Th St
Latham G. Reed
Louise Fake
East Dist St
Rose Canfield
Ellen Sullivan
West 234 St
Rebecca McManes Colfelt
Irah de CC. Richardson
34Th St
Gutwhllig Brothers
Frederick Doyle
East Téth St
T. L. Keyes
N. Deas Huger
3Th St
Ruth D. Draper
Blanche Moffitt
Pearl Street Deal Involves Five Old Buildings Buy
The Strange and Slawson Company buys from Charles Lane five old structures on a plot facing 1 foot on Pearl street and 75 feet on Peck Slip. Douglas Robinson and Charles S. Brown & Co. act as brokers.
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Strange & Slawson Company
Charles Lane
Pearl St
Peck Slip
Douglas Robinson
Charles S. Brown & Co
Beth El Sisterhood Sells East Side Dwellings to Hudson Realty
The Beth El Sisterhood of Personal Service sold two three story houses at Nos 245 and 247 East Sith street on a 33.4 by 190.5 foot plot to Hudson Realty Company. Hudson Realty resold the property to Mrs Brown.
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Beth el
Apartment House Plans Filed for Riverside Drive Site
Plans filed by Hensle Construction Company show a six story apartment building to rise at the southeast corner of Riverside Drive and 135th street. The 744 foot frontage, nine foot depth design mirrors a nearby project, housing 54 families at an estimated cost of 200000 dollars with architects Mitchell and Michael Bernstein.
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Hensle Construction Company
Riverside Drive
135Th Ft
185Th St
Mitchell and
Michael Bernstein
Garden City Estates Sales Record in Long Island
Garden City Estates sold multiple plots in Garden City Long Island. Buyers include Louis Graves Marie de Brau Prentice Cushing Millie Montrose William J Shannon Theodosia fateh Roessle Charles Dixon and others. Properties range from 4x10 to 60x100 feet along Salisbury Euston South Wellington Kilburn and Stratford roads.
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Garden City Estates
Garden City
Long Island
Louis Graves
Salisbury Avenue
Euston Road
Marie de Brau
South Avenue
Wellington Road
Prentice Cushing
Fierth
Millie Montrose
Kilburn Road
William J. Shannon
Stratford Avenue
Theodosia Fateh Roessle
Charles Dixon
Real estate transfers across multiple Manhattan addresses
Frederick Booth sells for Henry A Baker to Pepe & Brother a five story flathouse on Christopher street. Moses Upland buys two five story flathouses on West 7th street from Rosenbergs. Numerous other sales include five story dwellings on West 136th, Avenue C, 515 West 168th, East 76th, and East 82nd streets with plots ranging around 25x100 feet, including adjacent properties and leaseholds.
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Frederick Booth
Henry A. Baker
Collent
Pepe & Brother
Christopher St
Moses Upland
West 7Th St
Meyer
Rose Rosenberg
A.V. Amy & Co
M. Frande
Joseph Rosenblum & Co
Joseph Berkbant
Max Heller
Istave
Mr. Bertant
Bamuel Mann
J. Schryder
Francis Wattenberg
M. Kamilet
Grand St
Forsyth St
Mutual Alliance Trust Company
John Lucker
A. M. Maus
Franz Foerester
127Th St
24 Ave
Froehlich & Rosenblatt
Max Damrauer
2D Ave
Ats
Samuel Grossmann
Willam Fritzel
Avenue C
Christopher Rauft
168Th St
William C. Hyde
Bradhurst Ave
Charles Funcke
D. R B. Phillips
Phillips
East 115Th St
David Bernstein
East 76Th St
Henry FE. Hovey
Property partition and liens listed for multiple NYC parcels
Legal records detail partitions and liens on several properties including a four story stone front tenement at No 14 Vesey Street with names T J Dooley and Margaret Dooley, and a brick tenement with associated brewery buildings. Also listed are an Emigrant Industrial page lien against Lena Kutz and other cases with attorney references and tax amounts noted.
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Vesey St
Joseph P. Day
Ist Ave
J Dooley
Margaret Dooley
C. H. F Reilly
E A Watson
Bet Sd
Fulton Aves
Lena Kutz
India
Exix
R & FE O Gorman
Attys. I. C Dessar
Auction Sales Listings From Vesey Street to 176th Street
Yesterday’s sale notices cover multiple properties in Manhattan and surrounding areas. Listings include 14 Vesey Street parcels, various 4 to 5 story brick and stone buildings, and mixed use lots with details of defendants, trustees, and attorneys. Amounts due, taxes, and first mortgage figures are noted, with adjournment to August 6 for several cases.
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Vesey St
Joseph P. Day
Ave A
Jos Hamerschlag
Four Realty Co
F Jacobs
Ist St
Columbus
Dwig House
Ann Davis
Scanlan
Smith & L
Gentzlinger
Henrietta Gentzlinger
Charles Forster
Adam Wiener
Samuel Golding
124Th St
Gumbieton
Young
Attys
H Bevana
Sas Ag
B J Reilly
Morris Ave
A Schmidt
E Hentze
Loughran
T F Donnelly
Peter A. Hentze
Washington
Hattie Bogart
Realty Plans For Enlargements On East Street Dwellings
Plans filed to enlarge three story and basement dwelling No 2S East Thst for Henry B Montgomery owner at 7500 dollars changing it from a high stoop to an American basement and to remodel four story and basement dwelling No 5 East Sith st for United States Trust Company owner. New swelling front with bays planned and improvements cost estimated at 25 dollars by architect H E Picken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tthst
Henry B. Montgomery
East Sith St
United States Trust Company
H. E Picken
Plans to convert factory into parish school building
Plans filed with Buildings Superintendent Murphy by Rev. Arthur Letellier to enlarge the Church of St. Jean Baptiste school at 189 East 76th St by converting the four story factory into a fireproof structure. The project costs are estimated at $25.08 by architect F. A. De Meuron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Church of St. Jean Baptiste
Arthur Letellier
F. A. de Meuron
Real Estate Transfers in Jamaica Park South Tract
Stokes and Knowles sell multiple Jamaica Park South Realty Corporation lots in the Jamaica tract to a list of buyers. Transfers cover Snedecor and Cooke avenues, Terry and Hager streets, New York avenues, Green and Nichols avenues, Rockaway Turnpike, and Newcomb avenues with numerous individual grantees including Abramowitz Levine Cronauer Craig Smith Johnston O Neill Galvin McKenna Sweet Johnston Johnston Miller Abramovitz Davenport Liffechitz Schincke Greenberger Scholle Weinstein Scholinsky Engel Carnie McFarland Rubin Pinkham Hefferman Cashman Pedersen Reeves Connaughton Flanagan and others.
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New York
Patrick McKenna
Terry St
Charles B. Sweet
Green St
J. M Johnston
William Johnston
Nichols Ave
D. & A Miller
Rockaway Turnpike
Ida Abramovitz
Robert
Maggie Johnston
Walter J. Davenport
Hager St
Pincus Liffechitz
Charles Schincke
Mra
Caroline Paul Greenberger
Philip Scholle
Snedecor Ave
Francis Scholle
Dave Weinstein
Charles
Abe Scholinsky
Cooke Ave
Josef Engel
John J. Carnie
James McFarland
Isidor Rubin Brothers
Newcomb Ave
Frederick E. Pinkham
New York Ave
Michael Hefferman
Daniel Cashman
Hagerst
Alexander EB Pedersen
Balfast
William Reeves
Patrick Connaughton
Flanagan
Architectural Listings Show Multiple NYC Brick Buildings Planned
Plans disclose several new structures: a three story brick loft and stores on Cedar Street near Washington Street, an eleven story brick store and office on Fulton Street Nos. 172 and 174, a one to frame amusement place near 100th Street, a six story brick apartments on Riverside Drive near 185th Street, a seven story brick offices and studio on East 25th Street, and a six story brick tenement near 147th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington St
Havemayer & Mayer
Woestervelt & Austin
Fulton St
New York Law School
P. H. Gilbert
100Th St
A. W. Sears
R. BE. Moss
Riverside Drive
Cor
185Th St
Hensle
Pin's price kills ex New Yorker
Blood poisoning from a brass pin prick killed Augustus C. Halsey after a long car ride. He moved from New York in 1901 and worked in the automobile business, previously serving as an officer of the Seamen's Bank in New York. His sunburned nose led to a boil that was punctured with the pin.
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St. Louis
Augustus C. Halsey
New York
Seamen's Bank
Halsey
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