Columbia Law to Admit Women Amid Cheers at Barnard Event
Barnard alumni and students cheer as Columbia University Law School announces plans to admit women. The scene centers on the builders breaking ground for the new law building while debates on race and admissions surface.
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Columbia Law School
Barnard
Helmerhott
George Llingraham
Tara
Hamara
Jacob Sebi
Fehowl
Avdhem
Rene
Behl
Dean
Virginia Gilderslewe
Schiff Graf Joker
Mount Vernon Woman Accused of Stolen Diamonds
A Mount Vernon woman, alleged to have met her mother during a house visit, is charged with stealing diamonds and a valuable chain from the Davis home. The case details list a series of intimate conversations and a missing ring as part of the claim, with the woman facing formal charges.
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Mount Vernon
Henrigka Huse
Taset
Sirmiend Pine Ant
Edieer
Travia
Mowry
Davis
Dasin
Pesiral
Toda
Huewel
Pins
Native-born Jew barred from 22d regiment hearing sparks clash
A City College graduate testified he too was barred from the 22d Regiment citing discrimination against native-born Jews. Witnesses Sergeant John Connovan and Sergeant Charlon Schuettler described company practices at the State Arsenal hearing, with questioning about relief from religious bias and enlistment banners at Ann’s Company amid tensions over Jewish members.
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City College
Pee Aone
Jihn C Cnnovan
Jerome 6
Simmanie
Sewell
Acini
Tenavan
St Ann's
Bone Vane
Schuettler
Ann
Tunwee
Bowell
Murder plotter McNamara convicted in sensational case
William McNamara, one of seven indicted for the January murder of George Dobba Ferry, was convicted by a jury before Justice Morschauser after three hours of deliberation. McNamara, a 19 year old gunman nicknamed Mack, was accused of taking part in a plan funded by Mrs Mary Plyotio and Kittie McCormick to kill George to prevail in a domestic dispute involving a boarder. Co-defendants included McCormick and others alleged to have coordinated the murder for $509.
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William McNamara
Gregoria George Uy Dobba Ferry
Morschauser
Maine
Ener
Kittie McCormick
McNams
George
Figallo
Iehani
Adolph Ihen
Mra George
Nonds
Michele Figalio
Mia
Figslin
Camplelty
Hebert Moe Estate Valued At 9.83 Million In Probate
The Eurcogates Court documents a gross estate of 9,832,296 for printing press maker Hebert Moe. A detailed appraisal and expert report by John Hortle note substantial assets, including a valuable art collection, library at 1,900,000, and real estate holdings. Debts and administration reduced the net estate. heirs include Moe’s daughters and a granddaughter.
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Hebert Moe
Aled
Eurcogates
Slares
Bnt
Ro Har & Oa
John Hortle
Ste Hue
Teantham
London
Horn
Hoos
Hue
Ae. Hlve
Ortaly
Stee Murnpret
Muyamanetye
Lari
Ae Wuinieuny
Seadrtad
Joe Prone
Mabe
Eer
Weile
Serine Viliamih
Elon
Wernesey
Sog
Elaine
Jehien
Okinn
Johnie Ean
Johnson
Arthur Juhna
Hoe
SholTtala
J. Laweonen
Stark
Monument Planned for Big Tim Sullivan in Bowery
The Bowery plans a memorial for Big Tim Sullivan and seeks funds. A committee at 11 Bowery discussed building a memorial but initial pledges fell short. Harry Perry and Paul Vaeneilly backed the plan as funds target $5,008 of a hoped $10,000 with a meeting set for the near future to discuss finance and timing.
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Bowery
Yeatertay
Jim Hallinan
Calvary Cemetery
Tallita
Tim Sullivan Association
Poulhole
Harry Perry
Td Assembly Diasgiet
Paul Vaeneeilly Jie Aideot
Association
Foy Wlnels
Hineen
Cadets Score All Hits at West Holut Battery Drill
Cadets at West Holut fired 6 inch guns at a moving target over 3000 yards in the Hudson. Cadets Meacham and Ford led the four squads under Lindthnaet Maxwell Murray. Rain canceled afternoon drills and upcoming graduation exercises.
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West Holut
Sven
Hudson
Meacham and
Ford
Lindthnaet
Maxwell Murray
Wilean
Thompson inquiry probes urban rail deals and labor taps
Thompson committee hearings reveal alleged favoritism in Brooklyn and New York Municipal Railroad subsidies. Testimony cites $1 9 9 0 0 0 in subsidies to the transit firm, questions over wages for witnesses, and labor union opposition to wire tapping claims. Oppenheim's suit surfaces payment vouchers showing various city court expenses and pay for police witnesses.
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Brooklyn
Vransit Company
Th R
Dne
Elaine
Taonday
Patanel Williama
Hue Tor
Calanel Wellinme
Mtr Webber Calils
Tke Jmaney
Tf Ik
Wright
McAnengure
Thompson
Thrrapoum
Golden Wedding Celebrants and Large Family at Hackensack
The Hackensack golden wedding observance for Justice and Mow Jane sente, attended by their vast family, including fourteen children and eighty-seven grandchildren, honored the couple and their expanded clan. The couple’s affection for children is noted, with Justice Brate having built a large family life and founding the Children s Home of Hackensack to aid orphans. The christening of the great grandchild marked a central moment in the celebration as the seniors near seventy-one and seventy, both in good health, looked forward to continued family progress.
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Hackensack
Roosevelt
Justice Brate
Ard
Hackenesel
Health officials push graded labels for Paterson eateries
Paterson Health Commissioner proposes window labels to show hygiene grades for restaurants in New Jersey. The plan aims to boost public trust and standardize cleanliness assessments across local dining spots amid ongoing discussions with the board of health and restaurant owners.
Orphans Day Outing By Autos From Thirty Institutions
Orphans from thirty institutions will be taken by hundreds of automobiles supplied by dealers and private owners for an annual outing at College Point Long Island. The parade begins at Central Park and proceeds through West Derive to Queenshore, with a lunch upon arrival. Leading officials include Grand Marshal Williaes wer and President Horace pl fnilowed by Captain Lain ehMpealliepe.
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College Point
Orphans’ Automotile Day Association
Central Park
Donnellys Grove
Long Island
West Derive
Piftyninth
Seventy-seventh Street
Willlaes Wer
Horace Pl
LainehMpealliepe
Brnadyineeth Street
Queenshora
Battleship Alaska Dimes Run Across Town
A fragmentary, handwritten newspaper page shows a boy named LeON receiving a swing from Alvin and text about Marjorie and a set of notes on a wrapper. It references support for a Battle Alaska and local charitable contributions, with faded lines and crossed phrases suggesting a community letter or pledge drive.
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Leon
Alnvin
Ting
Marjorie
Carton
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Plattsburg
Wacehure
N.Y
Elvie
Galton
United Statin Thas
Murphy
Ferretar
Wirghel
Cranprey
Rigarway
Peter Murray
Pest
Briny Othars
Couree
D. Crimming
Simmons
St. Anns Company
A. M—R.f.d
F.P.A
P.D.Q
Tribune
the Tribune
the Audit Bureau of Circulations
McNamara
Big Tim Sullivan
Lodging House
B.R.T
FIRST
Williams
Alnrtnen Shuster
Sama
Public Service Commission
Edward BE
McCall
Fency
Whompoon
Chaleamy
B. RT
F. Webber
Labor
Boter F. Brady
Terutary
Allied
Printini Tadent
Nudelph Modert
Centra Federated
James T. Walland
State Federation of Labor
Ernest Holm
Neacytty
Central Frterated
Hugh Frayne
American Federation of Labor
Edward Hannahuit
Wiliam Kelly
Lanni Wniona
Adina
International Garment Workers
Yulie
Tuber
Oppenheim
Cherie
Ts City Court
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Supreme Court
Vitaf Menjamin Uppenheims
Mgain
Subway
Wieware
Thomas Fortune Ftyan
Henry Payne Whitney
HH. Veeeland
Prvivion
Wenzited Yeatertay
Josah Povella
Henry A. Robinson
Oppenstein
Vatrolmen
Yedarane A. Tiske
Pxnerind
Elerk
Doke
Steuer
Unnts
Jon
Justice Gaff
Porchin Waa
Metropolitan
Hargent
Bear
Witn
Robinson
Parehia
Ms. Julian
Andrew Mobvitt
J ‘Ayling
Cary
Frith
Oppentelen
Aston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Queens County
Madison Avenue
Quivers County
Harriet Ju Zrot
Golden
Hackensack Justice
Alaska
Patriot
Lyte
Grama & Tre
Ferki
Marty
Baye
Palar Sanceres
Malva Loveg
Marjorie Serre
Praca. Tits
Rohdenburg Co. Inc
Weat 40Th Street
New York City
New York
Roddenburg Go, Inc
Oeeteer
Pee Tor
Tarrest Builders
Beachwood
the Rohdenburg Co., Inc
Bryant
West 40Th ST
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