Hundreds of Sunday School Children Parade Through Brooklyn
Thousands of well dressed children marched from 1 to 6 pm for Anniversary Day in Brooklyn churches. Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw led the event, with Governor Higgins and Lt. Gov. Bruce detained in Albany. General Grant and a royal guest reviewed divisions, as parades, speeches, and luncheons highlighted the day across multiple districts.
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Brooklyn
lLessle
Theodore F. Miller
G. D. Fahnestock
Chearies G. Balmanno
Henry Ratterman
Sunday School Union
Clinton Avenue
Palace
Maharajah of
Baroda
Shaw
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Lafayette Avenue
South
Oxford Street
Bunday School
Mr. Bhan
Prospect Park
Jefferson and
Marcy
Frederick J. Grant
Prince Cantacuzene
Eastern District
Sabbath School Association
Hanover Club
Bedford Avenue
Rodney Street
Arthur Keeffe
Adam Cross
Smith JL. Hendrickson
Nally
Bird S Coler
Greenpoint
John Hightentals
N. Sears
C. Loos
William Rylance
A . W. Dillion
President Roosevelt to be asked on San Francisco bond plan
A San Francisco finance sub committee heads to Washington after telegraphic talks with President Roosevelt. They seek his view on issuing 20 million dollars in long term bonds for San Francisco reconstruction. An East Coast agent reported Wall Street financiers have promised support.
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San Francisco
Roosevelt
Citizens’ Finance Committee
Washington
San Franisco
Age W. . Boer
Ide Grbasier
Perjury Indictment Effort Circles Mutal Life Officials
District Attorney pursues a true bill of indictment for perjury against a former Mutual Life official amid grand jury testimony from Bahan Mackay and several Mutual employees. Indictments hinge on knowingly false statements filed with the State Insurance Department.
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Jerome
The
Mutual Life
Insurance Grand Jury
State Insurance Department
Mutual
Thomas H. Bahan
Alfred Mackay
Bahan
Insurance Department
the Mutual
Charles A. Preller
Clifford Gretsinger
Charles F. Gleason
Edwin L. Vredenberg
Samuel I. Hall
George E. Trumpler
Peabody on Mutual Life probe likens to mountain mouse
President Peabody defends the old Mutual Life management amid a grand jury probe and immunity promises from District Attorney Jerome. He notes sympathy for former managers, cites costly examinations, and hints at possible indictments. A separate letter suggests Charles E. Hughes as future NY Life president, replacing Alexander E. Orr.
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Grand Jury
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Peabody
Jerome
The
One
Charles E. Hughes
New York Life Insurance Company
Alexander E. Orr
Clarence H. Venner
C. H. Venner & Co
Ers
Wall Street
Made Burglar by Fall in Atlantic City Case
William Gilbert Jr alias Edward Dougherty, claimed by Judge Higbee to be driven to theft after a skull fracture, is paroled to seek treatment for kleptomania. He confessed to four local burglaries and many in Philadelphia, but was arrested on board a Camden ferry after police broadcast the case. Doctors link brain injury to his condition. trial had expected a ten year sentence.
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Tribune
Atlantic City
William Gilbert, Jr
Edward Dougherty
E. A. Higbee
Gilbert
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Camden
Jersey
Higbee
State Secretary Held in Wisconsin Bribery Case
Madison June 7 Secretary of State Walter L Houser was arrested at his office on a charge of attempted bribery of a state officer. He agreed to appear in municipal court when required. The charge stems from testimony by State Insurance Commissioner Host about a 1900 draft decision favored by Equitable Life Assurance Society and a promised campaign contribution.
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Madison
Wis
Walter L. Houser
Host
Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee
Houser
Equitable Life Assurance Society
la Follette
Commissioner Host
China Italian Race Riot Shocks City
Chin Lou, owner of a Chinese laundry on Second Avenue, fired one shot at neighborhood youths wounding a three year old girl. her mother and others stabbed Hue Fong in retaliation. Police detained two aides, Hue Fong and John Ching Fong, as rioters wrecked the laundry. the child was treated at Harlem Hospital.
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Chin Lou
Second Avenue
Lillian Turila
No. 2130
Hue Fong
John Ching Fong
Hariem Hospital
Auto Touring Committee names 1920s AAA members and tour entries
Paul H. Deming announces the touring committee with Sidney S. Gorham as secretary and 20 members from various automobile clubs. Entry blanks for the Glidden tour cost no fee, close July 3 with George Farrington. A separate New York Motor Club economy run entries close June 12 with several cars listed.
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Paul H. Deming
American Automobile Association
Sidney S. Gorham
C. L. Ainsworth
Automobile Club of Cincinnati
George W. Beach
Hartford Automobile Club
James M. Boutwell
Automobile Club of Vermont
Otto B. Cole
Massachusetts Automobile Club
James B. Dill
Automobile Club of
New Jersey
George W. Ehrhart
Decatur Automobile Club
Ezra H. Fitch
New York Motor Club
F. ©. Gates
Cleveland Automobile Club
George A. Gould
Davenport
Homer W. Hedge
Automobile Club of America
F. B. Hower
Buffalo Automobile Club
Frank M. Joyse
Minneapolis Automobie Club
Bay State
Automobile Association
Ernest J. Knabe, Jr
Automobile Club of Maryland
Howard Martin
Albany Automobile Club
L. E. Myers
Chicago Automobile Club
Augustus Post
Long Island Automobile Club
Angus Sinclair
New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club
A. H.trucker
George KK. Farrington
West 42d Street
Charles H. Gudden
Far East
Frank B. Stearns
Cleveland
Stearns
Arthur Holden
J. L. J. Peette
A. L. Kull
Wayne
E. H. V. Company
Middletown
Conn
F.C. Carter
Frayer-Miler Motor Car Company
Frayer-Miller
F. E
Yachts Race Off Glen Cove In Spanking Breeze
Six New York Yacht Club one design yachts raced fifteen miles from Glen Cove in a brisk east wind. The Ataii skippered by J E and G C Meyer led all legs to win the prize. Adelaids Cara Mia Dahinda Neola II and Alera followed. The start was at 2 19 p m with recalls causing two disqualifications.
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Long Island Sound
New York Yacht Club
Glen Cove
J. E. and
G. C. Meyer
Oak Neck
Motts Point
Atatir
Adelaide
Yale Crews Take Light Workout On River
Yale's varsity, freshman and four oared crews held a light practice at Ferry Field. They rowed four miles downstream and back for the varsity, two and a half miles for the freshmen and four oared crew, all at easy to slow strokes, hampered by a sharp river wind. Examinations began today under Prof. H A Farr. Julian W Curtiss, Yale's graduate coach, arrived for a short stay.
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Yale
H. A. Farr
Julian W. Curtiss
New York
Jay Gould to Meet Champion in June Court Tenure Match
London reports an arrangement for June 15 between Jay Gould of Lakewood New Jersey the American champion and C Faire the world champion with Faire conceding 15 and one bisque. The Dartmouth track captain: William Jennings elected captain of the Dartmouth College track team for next year.
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London
Jay Gould
Lakewood
N. J
C. Fair
Hanover
N. H
William Jennings
Dartmo College
Wright Missed As Americans Open Davis Cup Play
Newport England June 7 The absence of Beals C Wright due to blood poisoning in his hand hampered the Americans in the opening round of the Davis International Challenge Cup. Raymond D Little and Holcombe Ward led the U S attack against Australia and New Zealand with Ward defeating Poidevin in straight sets 6-2 6-4 7-5 and Little losing to Wilding 6-2 8-6 6-1. Ward and Little to meet Wilding and Poidevin in doubles tomorrow to decide the challengers to Britain.
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Newport
England
Beals C. Wright
Dwight F. Davis
Lea
Ward
Wilding
Little
Deuce
Vantage
Poidevin
Miss Sutton Wins Tough Liverpool Tennis Match
Miss May Sutton of Pasadena California survives a grueling second round at the northern counties women's singles in Aigburth Liverpool defeating Mrs Sterry 6 4, 4 6 6 3. Earlier she and D R Rhodes beat Fry and Miss Longhurst, then partnered to lose the mixed doubles to Casdagti and Sterry.
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Liverpool
May Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
England
Northern Counties
Aigburth
Sterry
Miss Cooper
Miss Sutton
Mrs. Sterry
D. R. Rhodes
Boston
E. Casdagti
K. R. Rhe¢rs
Mr. Fry
Longhurst
Mr. Casdetti
Mr. Rhodee
Wasitet A Vege
Rhodes
Simpson
Metropolitan Championship Lawn Tennis Semifinals Set
Henry Torrance Frederick G Anderson Harold H Hackett and Carlton C Kelley reached the semifinals at the Metropolitan Championship on West Side courts. Tallant edged Pell 11-9 in a dramatic rally filled match, then Anderson ousted Tallant 6-1 8-1 to set the bracket.
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Henry Torrance
Frederick G. Anderson
Harold H. Hackett
Carlton C. Kelley
West Side Lawn
Hugh Tallant
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Tallant
Pell
Farrara
Devee
Anderson
Metropolitan Emag Oy
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Harry Torrance
Englewood Field Club
Dimon E. Roberts
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
Hugh Tailant
West Side Tawn Tennis Club
Augustus Wadsworth
West Side Lawn Tennis’ Club
Carleton CC
Dr. Augustus Wadsworth
E. A. Freshman
Julio M. Steinacher
Crescent Athletic
Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club
Ross Burchard
Kings County
Morris S. Clark
Siwanoy
Frederick B. Alexander
Thomas ©. Trask
H. L. Westfall
West Side
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Gendral Frederick Dent Grant
Parade
Tots
Harriman
Mountain and Mouse
Wisconsin
China
Italy
Auto Touring Committee
Ataii
New York Yacht Club Model Committee
H.M.S
H.M.S. Atair
J. End G CG. Meyer
Eee
Adelaide Adee Brothers
Cara Mia
Wainwright W. Dahinda
W. Buller Duncan
Ite Neola II
George M. Pynchon
Alera
A. H
J. W. Alk
Retta Committee
H. de F
Ernest E. Solar4
Walter C. Kerr
North Star
Rainbow
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Dartmouth
Wright
Torrance
Hackett
Kelley
Salinger
Goodman
J. C. Torrey
Clarence L. Campbell
Gore Roosevelt Fell
EF. A. Freshman
Oto Sternfeld
Howard Homans
Pee
W. J H. Connell
J. Grosz
A. Schomaker
Ge Ynamaker Shore
Wanamaker’s
Broadway
Stewart Building
Stewart Builiding
Eton
Fourth Avenue
Oxfords
Littl
Fourth Avens
Tenth Street
New York City
Wanamaker
Wanamaker Building
Tenth St
Stewart
Worth Fc
Aisie
Sy Kipling
Ouida
Phyliis
Mar
Eugene Grandet
Balzac Seeach
North Sic
Ninth Street
Erman China
Stewart Bldg
Puritan
Cretonne
Stewart Builders
John Wanamaker
A. T. Stewart & Co
Eighth
Tenth
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