Park Plan for Burned Coney Island Site Faces Debate
Aldermen approve exploring purchase of burned area at Coney Island to add to Beach Park and extend West 1st Street access. City debates public benefit, water supply impact, and park access versus keeping away heavy costs amid opposition from real estate interests and local officials. The proposal seeks to reclaim scarce oceanfront land for a seaside park with potential reuse of adjacent streets and public works.
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Coney Island
T Adyerstes
Coey Art
Beaside
Etty Land
Theecher
New York City
Ocean
Abdul
Borkawer
Bresghalls
Abe
Borkawaygar
Ulla
Aenry
Park Creminainnes
Manhettan
Atri
Wendelbem
Lord Fee
Beattie
Ste Esarthy
Cine
Dave
AE Smith
Fragmented OCR brings garbled notes to a local article
A garbled OCR text fragment from a historical newspaper page mixes names, places, and phrases with unclear context. It mentions beverages and a possible incident, plus scattered references to people, dates, and locations, but the overall event is not discernible from the readable lines.
Naval Militia Fete Plans Near Twentieth Anniversary
The naval militia plans a Saturday fete in New York City marking decades of service. Veterans and city officials expect a gathering led by Captain Henry Fehon to celebrate the unit's role in naval defense and community support.
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Wangaer
Innel Astor
Wellton
Shi Wasi
United States
Erluscester Fk Orar Davis
Mailitia
Hermes
Staten
Phillie
Aaron Vans
Opel
Henry Fehon
New York
Braniah
In Memory of Little Tim Pigenee Atteemam
A garbled obituary fragment honors Little Tim Pigenee, referencing aldermen, a public meeting, and a town hall setting. The fragmented text lists names and locations, mentions a memorial or service date, and hints at local civic proceedings and an in memoriam note.
New York University Holds Class Day Exercises
New York University held its class day exercises in the alvil torlum at University Heights. A large crowd attended despite threats and a few away. graduates in front of Lang um Hall. President Johnson addressed the ceremony, with remarks by faculty and several prize awards announced. The seventy-ninth commencement will occur today with conferring of degrees and an address by Dr. Robert L. Johnson.
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New York University
Alvil Torlum
University Heights
Ekjem
Amd
Ted
Rutherland G. Taylor
Primklin Ferris Russ
Oxford
Weenerick L. Kopt
Euwin W. Yankey
Dometueion
Fir
Jone J Stevenson
MacCracken
Elirearth
Jaman
Hartley
Ctnam
Itv College
le Ray & Mereny
Walter = Atkitaon
Gould Hall
Baein
Jude
Andrew Ten Evek
Tts
Washington Square
Jan Galloway
Peny Josephy
Sles
Fojiawing
New York
Divinity School
New Haven
Yale Divinite Rose
Marquard Chapel
Wiilitseon Woiker
Ploma
Universite
Mont
St Marys Graduates Nine at Garden City Commencement
St Mary's School for Girls held graduation exercises at Garden City Cathedral with nine graduates named. Principal and clergy led the service as students and families attended the ceremony amid Diocesan supervision.
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ST. Mary's
Bronx Park Commissioner Higgins invites kids to use Perā Bay Park
Bronx Park Commissioner Higgins announces plans to open Perā Bay Park for the summer season in New York. He mentions charity groups, transportation costs, and possible funding from city bodies to ensure a safe, welcoming space for children and families.
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Higgins
Brofit
New York
Pera Bay Park
I Peretés
Bronx
Thomaands
Board of Aldermen
Catapulted From Auto Leaves One Occupant Close To Death
A car wreck near Lenox Avenue injured three occupants, two seriously, with one not expected to survive. Arthur Melemm the driver and another named occupant were taken to Harlem Hospital. Police and emergency crews responded as investigators began securing the scene.
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Sarahain
Peljam
Uewer
Arthur Melemm
Ovenuh
Rodman
Ayer Meten
Harlen
WANTS FAIR PLAY FOR CITY
Charles A Schieren denounces railroad discrimination and urges unified action by New York leaders to challenge differential freight rates. He notes long-standing tensions since 1809 and cites ongoing petitions to the Interstate Commerce Commission supporting New York’s case.
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Charles A. Schieren
Charles A. Sehieren
Chamber of Commerce
Tix Des Fore
Gaynor
New York
Schieran
New York Chamber of Commerce
Merchanta
Priduce Exchange
Board of Trade and Transportation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Berause
Commerce Commission
Calvin Timakine
Ma Gene Con
Forrest
New York Rarmerce Commission
Merchante Asaeetarion
Litaritate Commerne Commission
Investigarion
Women Teachers Pursue Charter Amendment on Salary Provisions
A City Corporation Counsel pushes an amendment to the new charter aimed at equal pay for women, preserving current salaries and class levels for all supervisors and teachers. The measure, tied to a Board of Aldermen ordinance, would prevent salary reductions and sex-based discrimination starting September 7, 192.
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Wamen Pee Lanes
Wloay Corporation
Watson
Athans
Uf Alos
Met Takas
Edoration
Tina
Board of Estimate
Ant
Beart Bf
Fesching Ataf
Ani
Alan
Board of Education
Miner Finds Wife After Long Train Pursuit
Odd tale from Hoboken reports Canadian miner Francis Dubois chasing his wife Fropablene Cappitrs after she disappeared on a Sunday trip to New York. He followed by train to Turent, learned she had left, and later learned she had preceased him by days reaching a police station where she was found safe.
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Fropablene Cappitrs
Hoboken
Francis the
Fats
Ontario Dubois
Meyers
New York
Copanen
Dubie
Lita
Biatm
Kent
Binthler
Tenane
Lin Crosé
Karlin Scheinatfumay
Karin
Lehane
No . Tathstreet
Infant Mortality Crackdown Aims for Milks Stations Reform
Health officials form Manhattan Infant Milk Stations Alliance to coordinate agencies, reduce duplication, and educate the public. Dr Baker chairs the group with members from New York Milk Committee, Tar Kitchen Association, Nathan Shane Laboratories, Nurses' Settlement, Rabin's Dairies, and Morning Star Milk Dispensary. Sixty five stations exist, with nurses guiding mothers, conferences held, and calls for stronger organization and funding to cut infant deaths.
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Talerie
Manhattan
J Baker
Department
Menith
Paul Pe Taylor
New York Milk Committee
Mise M. T. Daniels
New York Tar Kitchen Association
Arthur R. Green
Nathan Shane Laboratories
Mies Tlthian Wall
Nurses’ Settlement
BR. A. Tlanson
Rabin’ Dairies
Alen
Manhatin
de Baker
Itrle
Department of |Health
Baker
Debate on Housing Reform At National Conference
Delegates from several cities gathered for a luncheon and afternoon session at the Aldine Adene racing building to discuss housing reform. Lawrence Veiller led talks on tenement conditions as officials detailed methods for improving sanitary inspection and affordable family housing.
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Nations Conference
America
Elusine Scartone Yaster
Lawrence Veillerperatary
If Pagan
Luncheor Carvet
Aldine Adene Racing
Fifth Avenue
United Chaeilias
Salematex
Sodel
JM Manson
Toumestown
Oho
Roston
Massachuieat
Edward T Hardiman
Boston
Masauchunetteste Teague
Guy Dh Kiefer
Henin
Fietratt
Wo H Athott
Pirer
Liquor Appetite Caused by Alcoholic Poison
The article describes a medical claim that excessive drinking stems from alcoholic poisoning and a supposed Neel Treatment. It asserts three days remove old cravings, replacing them with aversion, and promotes a vegetable remedy available via电话 and in New York at Madison Square.
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Pready
Heney
Neal
Phestetan
Neal Duarinne
New York
Madison Square
Dental hearing in Margins Case Stalls Before Grand Jury
A questionable dental chart ties Dr. Waster to a case involving Mrs Behes as Magistrate Corrigan extends the hearing. Mr Strong asserts intent to present before the grand jury while Headcaraminet and Dietetics Attorney seek to delay. A further session is set as parties await action and possible witnesses.
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BE. Waster
Howly
Strong
Karlin
Corrigan
Karlie
Connari
Gmeibor
Sree Duarte
Demaniee Teal
Bail Opposed for Wilson as Court Considers Stay
The article reports on opposition to bail for Wilson amid ongoing court proceedings. Details reference associated defendants Stamchtela and Newramh, with a stay expiring the following day and the court weighing charges and participation in the alleged offenses. The piece notes the trial and potential release timing affecting the case's trajectory.
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