Hoernen Agrees to Park Burned Coney Island Area
Aldermen approve a Parks Committee report urging city acquisition of the burned Coney Island tract to add to Seaside Park. The plan, proposed by Drescher and supported by Henry Smith, cites seaside access, historic ownership, and the need for forethought in park expansion, with debates on cost and water supply impacts.
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Tribune
Ciy
Ai Island
Drescher
New York City
York
Ocean Seat
Seaside Park
Kings County
Maeis Coud
Board of Estimate
Ament
Ackaway Beach
Bert Otter
Charianie
Ficuseso
Rockaway
United States
Tnt Masui
Bifarenue
Teest Ih
Board of Auermen
Tos Aare
Funentee
Henry Smith
Manhattan
Smith
New York
Stuon
Seattle
Tam
McClellan
Ashokan
Braeet
Gochan
Sith
Alcohol kills girl of seven at wedding in Staten Island
A seven year old girl died after drinking alcohol at a wedding last Sunday and again yesterday morning at home in Staten Island. The coroner and police investigated with the aid of a chemist who reported the poison contained 35 percent wood of what, and the inquest is to determine the cause. The child was treated with baline and died after being sent to hospital.
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Staten
Phyetetan Wiarton
Phi Wiphin
Federal
Sempitas
M A. Levten
Eldridee
Pernberg
Larkin
Lillian Sehetls
Henry A. Schetb
Tt Woran
Scheth
Dougherty
Seherty
Scheib
Frederico Caputo
Schelly
Capito
Scheld
Whitman
Rubin
Strong
Hrubin
Shetty
Barnard Girls Plant Ivy in Pantomime Gala
Barnard seniors staged a lively Ivy Day pantomime despite threatening skies. The "Pluto and Proserpine" myth featured Miss Marian Oberndorfer as the reforming Proserpine and Miss Vers Fuessel in a standout Proserpine dance, with a large chorus and elaborate costumes. The event, held in Milbank quadrangle, drew strong undergraduate turnout and was deemed a complete triumph despite mothers fearing wardrobe mishaps and possible injuries from stocking-foot dancers.
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Pluto
Proserpine
Barnard
Posgy
Tlese
Milbank Quadrangle
Tvs
Vers Fuesseln
Marian Oberndorfer
Braides
Menad
Isadara Duncan
Vera Guesiein
Auriit Bishop
Naval Militia Plans Twenty Year Anniversary Fete
The senior Naval Militia marks its twentieth anniversary with a June banquet at the Hotel Astor. A regatta on the Hudson and a smoker aboard Granite State will precede a day cruise for veterans aboard ships including Wasp and Gloucester. Expected participants include 109 veterans and notable guests such as Taft and Governor Dix.
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Hotel Astor
Hudson
Granite State
97Th Street
North River
Wasp
Gloucester
Corps
Taft
Dix
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Philip B Low
Aaron van Jerbilt
Henry Erben
US Ny
St Marys Graduation at Garden City Cathedral School
St Marys Girls Cathedral School held commencement exercises in Garden City Cathedral with graduates Frances Bedford Marion Clark Florance Deutz Mildred Eckert Marguerite Fairchild Harriett Jatmore Filenberh Nason Katherine Reeve Athel Waldt. St Pauls Cathedral School for Boys will hold its exercises tomorrow in the gymnasium after its annual dance this evening.
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St. Paul’s
Garden City
Long Island
Cathedral School of
St Mary's
Long Island Episcopal Diocese
Rishon
Frederick Burgess
John Moses
Frances Alice Bedford
Marion R. Clark
Florance Deutz
Mildred R. Eckert
Marguerite Fairchild
Harriett Louise Jatmore
Filenberh
Nason
Katherine Reeve
Athel Wadelt
St Paul's Cathedral
Alderman White to Build Fountain in Memory of Little Tim Sullivan
Resolutions authorize Alderman John J. White to oversee a memorial fountain on Delancey Street near the river, a gift from the city to the Department of Water Supply. The plan, supported by the Fourth of July Committee, sets a $60,000 expenditure without public letting, provoking objections from Alderman Rent over procedure. Containing debates on public baths at Coney Island and a push to make baths free, the delay shifts the opening date from June 1.
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John J. White
Tim’ Sullmvan
Alderman White
Mr Bullivan
Delancey Street
Tim
Jona
Department of Water Supply
East
Board of Alderman
Alderman Rent
Becatew
Owling
Gourhe East
Feila
Potter
Coney Island
Woody
Bureau of Public Buildings and Supplies
Coney Leland
Board of Entimate
Catapulted from an auto injures three occupants
Abraham West, a Pelham Bay Inn employee, was seriously hurt yesterday when a car carrying three people was forced off the road near the Lenox Avenue bridge. The driver Arthur McLean fled the scene. West suffered a fractured skull and sternum injuries and was taken to Harlem Hospital. One occupant, a woman, escaped with minor bruises.
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Abraham West
Pelham Bay Inn
Arthur McLean
St Nichols Avenue
Lenox Avery Bridge
New York University Holds Glass Day Amid Threatening Skies
New York University held its close day exercises at University Heights with a large crowd despite threatening weather. Notable moments included speeches by Sutherland G. Taylor Jr and Edwin W. Judd, the awarding of the popular class banner, and the Ivy planting at Gould Hall. Degrees and conferring ceremonies were planned for later, with Dr Robert Tinderwood Johnson addressing the graduation class.
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New York University
University Heights
Language Hall
Sutherland G. Taylor, Jr
Hall of Fame
George Alexander
Martin J. Tierney
Franklin Ferris Russell
Rhodes
Oxford
Frederick L. Kopf
Edwin W. Cooney
Clase
Jonasson
Henry M. MacCracken
Rimer Ellsworth Brown
Lyman R Hartley
le Roy & Murphy
Walter & Atkinson
Gould Hall
Edwin Y. Judd
Andrew Ten Eyck
School of Commerce
Tts
Washington Square
le Galloway
Joseph French Johnson
New York Universit
MIL
Il & Om
Robert Y Tinderwood Johnson
Wradey
Yale Divinity School graduates twenty nine at annual commencement
New Haven June. The Yale Divinity School held its annual commencement in Marquand Chapel. The graduating class numbered twenty nine. Addresses were given by Professor Williston Watkes and members of the class. A luncheon followed. Diplomas to be awarded at the university commencement later in the month for all departments.
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Divinity School
New Haven
Yale Divinity School
Marquand Chapel
Williston Watkes
Bronx Park Commissioner Higgins Invites All Children to Pelham Bay Park
Bronx Park Commissioner Higgins urges every child in New York to spend the summer at Pelham Bay Park praising ocean breezes and ideal bathing and picnicking. He stresses a “glad hand spirit” of the borough and suggests charitable groups fund carfare to provide a day outing in the city’s large park.
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Higgins
Bronx
New York
Pelham Bay Park
Higains
Tech Center Carfare
WANTS FAIR PLAY FOR CITY OVER Differential Rates
Charles A Schieren condemns railroad discrimination amid Governor and Mayor dueling on differential rates. He notes New York’s unity with business groups challenging unlawful, unjust rates that favor other regions and harm Atlantic ports since 1869. Committees file petitions with the Interstate Commerce Commission. legal counsel and interveners are named.
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Charles A. Schieren
Charles A. Schlieren
Chamber of Commerce
Tix
Gaynor
New York
Schieren
York
Trunk Line
Agarnett
Atlantic
New York Chamber of Commerce
Merchants’ Association
Froduce Exchange
Board of Trade and Transportation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commerce Commission
Calvin Tomkins
Dock Commineinner
Fatrehiid
New York Commerce Commission
Maritimessociation
Corporation
York City
New York State
Women Teachers Win Push for Equal Pay Amendment
Albany receives an amendment to the proposed charter aimed at ensuring equal pay for women in the city’s education staff. The measure, sent by Corporation Counsel Watson, would prohibit salary reductions for current supervising and teaching staff and bar sex-based pay discrimination after the act takes effect.
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Department of Education
Board of Estimate
Board of Aldermen
Aldermen
Hyaton
Board of Education
Miner Finds His Wife in Hoboken After Separate Train Chase
Francis Dubois a Canadian miner from Porcupine Ontario found his wife after a Sunday separation near New York. He chased a thief who seized luggage then followed on a train. miscommunications arose as they traveled to Toronto and Hoboken. Police issued a general alarm and she was located.
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Hoboken Fosteriay
Francis Dubois
Porcupine
Ontario
Dubois
Meyers
New York
Copenhagen
Toronto
Jia
Formation of Infants Milk Stations Association in Manhattan
Health officials report a new association uniting sixty five infants milk stations in Manhattan to streamline efforts against the city’s high infant mortality rate. Dr J Baker chairs the group with a diverse executive committee including representatives from the New York Milk Committee and Nathan Straus Laboratories. The plan emphasizes coordinated records, education, and avoiding overlapping coverage to boost care for mothers and babies and curb mortality.
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Taiterie Pas
Manhattan
J. Baker
Department of Health
Samone
Paul E. Taylor
New York Milk Committee
M. L. Daniels
New York Tier Kitchen Association
Arthur R. Green
Nathan Straus Laboratories
Morningside
Baker
Gropaniye
Garbage and Housing Conference Discusses City Waste
Delegates at a national housing conference in New York discussed garbage and rubbish as part of urban housing policy. Lawrence Veller, secretary of the National Housing Association, chaired the luncheon and afternoon sessions at the Aldine Association and United Charities buildings. Tales from Philadelphia and Detroit illustrated small-house programs and affordable rents, while experts from Boston and Detroit addressed sanitation and tenement housing issues with emphasis on healthier, humane urban living.
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America
Lawrence Velller
National Housing Association
Aldine Association
Fifth Avenue
United Charities
Luthay F Lovejoy
Detroit
Housing Commission
Murphy
oMee
Misa Helen L. Parrish
Octavia Hill
Philadelphia
OM Hanson
Youngstown, Inc
Sori
Modern Homes Company
Marcus T. Hun
Albany Chamber of Commetes
Erit
Elmer Forbes
Fasten
Massachusetts Crete League
Hardman
Boston
Massachusetts Cvte League
Guy L Kiefer
Derrott
W. H. Abbott, Jr
Neal Treatment touted for alcoholic poison cure
The advertisement claims alcoholic poisoning drives craving and that the Neal Treatment neutralizes stored poisoning in three days. It states that heavy drinkers can quit with injections and vegetable remedies at 20 East 23rd Street New York City, urging immediate contact by phone or visit.
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Thone
Earl
Welte
Eust Und Street
New York City
Neal
Madison Square
Dentistry Proves Identity of Body in Margin Case
Dr. Wooster, a dentist, testified he positively identified the body as Mrs. Schein by a dental chart. The hearing adjourned as counsel debated continuing today and daily until the matter goes before the grand jury, with police planned checks and house visits to secure further evidence.
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Lenane
Karlin
Seheth
Karin
Everal Tenanta
No Sit Ast
Sora
FB. Wooster
Schein
Strong
Grand Jury
Towne
Schelb
Judge opposes bail for Wilson and four others in wiretapping case
The judge argues against bail for Wilson and four other officials of the United Wireless Telegraph Company, sentenced to prison. He notes the offenses as among the greatest frauds in recent years and discusses intended appeals and possible new trials. Bail decision hinges on a stay expiring tomorrow, with potential transfer to Atlanta.
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Miare UK
Iocisian
Hening
Chelsteihor
Wilson
United Wirelesa Telestanh
Henry A Terpo
United Staten
John B. Riarchfiald
Wilko
Judea Martin
Senate
Stanchfield
Henry W. Newcomb
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