Kingsbury to Save the City $610000 in Butterine Factory Job
A chaotic pile of local disaster items reports a boy struck by a machine, a builder dying, a fourth automobile crash victim, and various injuries and near-fatal incidents across Hackensack, Bayonne, Staten Island, and Port Richmond. Names include Samuel Cohen, Nathan Lovaun, Thomas M Ryan, Charles Flint, Seigh Whiteline, Albert Squier, Kempton Johnson, and Dr John Cook.
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Aftel
Thetreet
Samuel Cohen
Aldridge St
RE Guides and
Delancey Story
Thomas M Ryan
Charles
Juda Oreentagerlang Island
Albert Squier
Stony Point
Parsons
Sion
Bark Lo Gard
Wrekensack
Noy
Cear
Kempton, Johnson
Panghum Place
Hackensack
John Cook
Bayonne
Staten Island Nuyid
Richmond Terrace
Port Richmond
Staten Island
City Department Reforms Cut Costs And Modernize Care
Commissioner Kingsbury outlines savings of 670000 through staff and service cuts, cutting food allowances and eliminating a service building to save 179900. A study to convert tallow fat to future use is proposed. Reorganization shifts Deputy roles to tighten supervision, with First Deputy Weight handling patient care and new hospital coordination, while Deputy Roberts oversees dependents and contracts.
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Rae
Heeqital
Datersusa Awe
Studi
Kingsbury
Henry C. Weight
Roberts
Gordon Treland Hay
Auto Kills Woman as Driver Trapped in Crash
A chaotic scene unfolds as an automobile strike claimed a woman’s life and left the driver trapped. Emergency crews rushed to the scene on a busy thoroughfare. the victim died at the hospital. A separate incident reports a boy and others injured in various accidents, with police investigating potential charges.
Fifth Avenue Drives Fakers From Street Advertisements
The Fifth Avenue Association purges fake advertisers from the avenue days after a new law curbing misleading ads. Fakers, especially in antique and art trades, face edited signs or removal as merchants cooperate to protect visitors, though some offenders still linger.
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Fifth Avenue Association
Hoboken
Havrick
Blue Laws Ignore at Tennis Match Sparks Jail Threats
A Sunday tennis game at the Nutherfont club led to arrests as players defied blue laws. Police drew up as the match continued, with two men cited, then released on own recognizance to appear before Recorder Stanin Lawrence. The incident halted only briefly as the court date loomed and local officials vowed further action.
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Hla Unis
Stistford Paws
Patee
Eeven
Eeven Last Week Five Mayers
Jet Guy
Torres
M. C. Seale
Loth
Terry
Rutherford
Montross
Wherry
Stanin Lawrence
Usecourt
Fred Sherif
Torrey
Sheafs Pre
Tennie Club
SHOT DOWN IN DANCE HALL AT NORTIS BEACH
A man was shot during a disturbance at Heffers Casino near Nortis Beach. Daniel Levine, 20, of 80 Bagat Hath Street Manhattan, was shot and admitted to St John Hospital in critical condition. Police detained May Mullen and Riley, plus eight others as witnesses, with charges pending.
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Hefferan’s
Nortis Beach
Daniel Levine
St. Manhattan
S. John Hospital
T Kiley
North Tit St
Urgent Relief Fund Appeal for East Side Suffering Mobben
A plea requests $50,000 immediately to aid East Side residents including straggling mothers and children. It calls for donations to Edwin Mervill, treasurer, 105 East 2d Street, noting that even the smallest contribution could prevent a tragic outcome for a Little life.
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Edwin Mervill
East 2d St
Sick Tiger to Lose His Milk Punch Foe
A Siberian tiger named Dick at Central Park is reported to lose appetite and vigor after months of distress. Officials state Dick’s medical issues and the stress of captivity have led to changes in care, including removing milk punch feeds and preparing for transfer to a standard cage this week.
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Mik
Central Park Meterie
Dek
Bers
Bai Snyder
Keerery
Flying boats ferry teens to Keuka Pavilion dance
On June 7 Hammondsport hosts the Keuka Pavillion opening with a moonlit aerial ride. Curtiss flying boats piloted by Francis Wildman and Raymond Morris ferried six teens to a lakeside reception and dance, with four trips across the lake under clear skies. Attendees include the McCord and Seeley families, Chandler Knapp of Rochester, and others from New York Minneapolis and Keuka. The novelty spurs talk of a permanent Saturday night air shuttle for the pavilion this summer.
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Hammondsport
N.Y
Keuka
Lake
Charles ¢. McCord
Rochester
Glenn Hy Curtiss
Curtiss
Francis Wildman
Raymond Morris
Mra
Charles McCord
Chandler Knapp
T. K. Mellroy
New York
Harry Salmon
Minneapolis
Supreme Court to hand down final opinions before recess
Washington June. More than two score opinions are expected from the Supreme Court tomorrow as the next to last decision day before October. Important trust and anti trust cases loom and many motions related to closing the year's work will be presented, this last day motions will be received.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Civic Fourth On Way Plans for oath of duty celebration announced
Civic celebration plans announced with Martin W itleton as mayoral committee chairman. James & Sullivan lead athletics, Arthur Williams handles illuminations, and others manage muse, with Horace Hither as commander. Executive slate includes Seligman Nicoll Mcdonald Davis son Greenhut. checks to Isaac N. Seligman. remit to Edward Hagaman Hall, secretary, at the Tethine Building.
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Martin W.itleton
Comnittee
James & Sullivan
Arthur Willams
Illuminations
Cesor MT Pleck
Muse
Soeohed
Chivei
Viele Bidder
John MacShaw
George T Wilson
Arthur Voegtlin
Tenge NX. Seligman
Courtlandt Nicoll
James A. Mcbjonald
Henry P. Davisson
Benjamin J. Greenhut
Isaac N. Seligman
Edward Hagaman Hall
Tethine Building
Mrs Booth Arranges Revival at Sing Sing Prison
Mrs Fallington Booth visited Sing Sing and held an ordered revival for inmates. Police Lt Charles Becker and sixteen death house prisoners welcomed the music. Booth spoke with Warden Cheney after the exercises and praised the appearance of the person.
Duels to Form Whitman Clubs
Charles H. Duell Jr leads a drive to organize Whitman clubs across New York ahead of a Syracuse nonpartisan mass meeting. He aims to back District Attorney Whitman on the Progressive and Republican tickets for governor, despite protests from some Progressives. He plans upstate tours and solicits support from letters and telegrams.
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Syracuse
Whitman
Charles H. Duell, Jr
Duell
Ancient Mariners Abandon Old Madison Street Church
Fifty weather beaten sailors filled the pews as the Mariners Church on Madison Street faced demolition after more than eighty years. Rev Samuel Rolt, longtime pastor, spoke of silence as sermon as the building was sold for 45000 dollars to fund a new mariners’ church elsewhere on the bed.
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Davy Jones
Bowery
Samuel Rolt
Sal
Sam
Urea
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