Olinda Afire at Sea Struggles Toward Charleston Port
The 2200 ton steamship Olinda of the Munson Line, with fifty crew and six passengers, caught fire shortly after midnight and was seen southeast of Charleston by the gunboat Nashville. Curityba sped to assist as flames spread, with transfer possible if fire worsens. Captain Cornwall reported the blaze and that communications with Curityba were established as Olinda steered toward Charleston for Wednesday morning arrival.
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Olinda
Mungon Line
Charleston
Nashville
Munset Line
Nashelle
Mesuraner
New York
Nipe
Cub
Eri
Cornwall Jie Eaid
Munson Line
Scotland
Cornwall
Teseus
Vaid Be
Corttyta
FR. Haywood
A. Kelly
Brooklyn
Guy Cheney
Boston
Betanecourt
A. Saizar
G. Manamna
Cuba
Cuban Marine Company
Havana
Mason Line
Macdougal
Guantanamo
Navy Department
Stevens Institute Faces Fund Crisis and Possible Change
On the lawn at Stevens Institute Hoboken sixty four graduates gathered for ceremonies including "Cinen Histors" and Class Prophecy. Alumni meeting saw about one hundred members. President Alexander Humphreys warned that without funds the college cannot survive and threat to resign amid a deficit over 27000 dollars this year and eight percent over the Atlantic years.
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Stevens Institute
Castle Point
Hoboken
J. H. Vanderveer
Brooklyn
Poison Pen cases adjourned amid courtroom melee and threats
In Paterson New Jersey the poison pen hearing was adjourned after a tense exchange as Mrs Jones’s sister challenged ownership of a typewriter and other letters. Judge Klewert warned suspects and vowed leniency only for those who avoid intimidation. Police and witnesses clashed with courtroom officials during further testimony on related fraud and merger actions.
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Vollard
Thomas Jones
David
F. Dobots Banting
Mabel MacDougall
Unusual June Day Sets Rare Temperature Record
Forecaster Seart found no day like it in local records. June 9 beat the former mark by several degrees, with a peak around 29.0. The day favored dry arid air, ideal for Alpine climbers and air sports as the visiting atmosphere is expected to depart tomorrow.
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Seart
Sour
Iever
New York
Broadway
I. m
Toomorrow
Ft Gale
Underwater Garden Opens At Hotel Astor Belvedere
Last night the belvedere at the Hotel Astor featured an opening with an underwater garden display. A water cascade and glass canopy create a rainbow of reflections over tables as Japanese gardens showcase mercury glass fountains and colored lights.
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Belvedere
Hotel Astor
Packer Institutes 69th Commencement Grants 52 Diplomas
The Packer Collegiate Institute in Brooklyn held its 69th commencement last night awarding diplomas to 52 graduates. Three essays were named for merit Theda Kenyon Angela Montejo and Misa Helen Van Wyck Halsted. valedictorian was Marjorie Walher. Franklin Babbott presented diplomas as trustees honored the class.
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Collegiate Institute
Brooklyn
Packer Collegiate Institute
Joralenion
Court
Theda Kenyon
Mie
Angela Montejo
Misa Helen van Wyck Halsted
Burns
the Childeen
Marjorie Walher
Frankie Babbott
Institute
Marc Ruerite Adame
Marionth Alison
Mary Argall Arthur
Ethel WW
Joveptine Carpenter
Dorothy Joment Cragin
Beith Crandell
Marion Dayan
Natalie Baldwin Droste
Helen Elizabeth Fervhew
Terese Fowler
Florence Emily Gillon
Celia J. Gilman
Katherine Lucie Gildden
Ken Gordon
Elleabeth
Jadeline Warrington Haff
Gertrude Hallam
Helen van Wyck Huleted
Elizabeth Pren Healy
Hazel [Memey
Dentists Graduated At New York College Ceremony
The New York College of Dentistry last night awarded 18 graduates and 2 infirmary certificates at Carnegie Hall. Prof La Roy Satterlee presented prizes with Dean Weisse conferring degrees. Samuel Koplik won the gold scholarship medal, while rab Horovite took the alumni prize. Odontology prize went to Charles Alexander, silver medals for apedie dentistry to Jacob Shapire and Arthur Krhecik, prosthetic dentistry to Isador Scher. Junior class medal went to Joseph Sivek and freshman class medal to Merwin Meyrowita.
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New York Colles of Dentistry
Carneale Hall
la Roy Satterlee
Dean Weisse
Schoarship Waa
Samuel Koplik
Rave Horovite
Charles Alexander
Jacob Shapire
Arthur Krhecik
Isador Scher
Joseph Sivek
Merwin Meyrowita
Move to Make Fort George Park a Public Recreation Center
The fireswept Paradise Park at Fort George sparked a city movement to reclaim the area as a public park. Associations including Public Recreation Commission and Parks and Playgrounds Association push a plan funded by nearby property assessments, with a Thursday public hearing led by Moragh President McAneny and hearings by Washington Heights taxpayers.
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Paradise Park
Fort George
Uupner
Public Recreation Conmintasion
Parks and Playgrounds Association
Public Schools Athletic League
Moragh
McAneny
Washington Meights Taxpayers
George W Wingate
Public Recreation Commission
Ubis
Anandal Straita
Brownsville
Ciledren
Thad
Tyson
Misa Lillian D. Ward
Parks and Playgrounds Assocation
Amt
Hapcom Johnson
Walier
Washington
Schenck Brothers
Schulthels
Fort George Park and Casino
Tath Street
Waldo
Johnson
Schmittberger
DOUGHERTY ON THE STAGE AT SHEEPSHEAD SHOW
Deyury acted as interlocutor at a minstrel show at Bert McLaushlin's Bayside Casino for the Sheepshead May Board of Trade. Emmons and Geran performed while Shacpati and Tay assisted, delivering time worn jokes then the star left in street attire for a personal bus to Washington. J Driscoll Tacker, board president, received a towing gift in a presentation by ex Judge Owen F. Liberty Pineberty.
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Deyury
Tramty
Bert Mclaushlin
Bayside Casino
Emmons
Geran
J. Driscoll Tack
Exd
Owen F. Pineberty
Turtle Institute Closes Over Tuberculosis Germs Probe
The Board of Health yesterday discussed the turtle germs and their merit for tuberculosis treatment. The department lab has not yet decided when it will reach a conclusion, delaying Friedmann Institute closure and possibly preventing reopening if no value is found.
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Board of Health
Commissioner of Health
Friedmann Institute
New Yorkers Back Pageant Plan For Darien
Prominent New Yorkers including William Ziegler Anson Stokes Howard Stout Sielwon Alfred Renshaw Edward Mit and George Pentecost contribute 11000 to fund a Darien pageant in August and September, inviting local residents to attend.
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Jon
Conn
Wilam Ziegler
Anson Mhelpa Stokes
Howard Stout Sielwon
Alfred H. Renshaw
Edward Mitthe Key
George Pentecost
Darien
Judge Gary Reveals Steel Company Policies and Conflicts
Judge Elbert H. Gary testified in the government suit against United States Steel Corp detailing initial executive committee policies, efforts to curb competition, and shifts in stance. He said some officials could crush rivals, but he never approved such tactics and noted gradual alignment with reform-minded views alongside Schwab and others.
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Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Thatmpany
Gary
Schwat
Corey
Witneral
Ita
Judge Gary
CM. Schwab
DG. Reid
William Edenborn
KO. Converse
Percival Roberis
Robert
Sehwal
Dickinson
Schwab
Steel Corporation
Liberdiary
Wall
Jones & Lauchtin Steel Company
Re Nubile Iron and Steel Company
Col Kline Becomes Aldermanic President After Mitchel
Col Loner Ardolph A. Ulruste, vice chairman of the Board of Aldermen, assumed duties as Acting President succeeding Mitchel who was sworn in as Collector of the Port. Kline will serve for the remainder of the term with no charter provision for a successor to Mitchel. If both the Mayor and Kline are unable to serve, succession rules are unclear. Mitchel spent days instructing his successor on the board’s work and oversaw the School Inquiry report and waterfront improvement plans.
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Ardolph Ustite
Aldermen
Mitchel
Atonel Kline
Mitenel
Kline
Ruthnate
Hrooklyn
Mitchet
New York Central
Manhattan
Colonel Kline
Tom
Extra big sizes for entry big men at Warren and 13th
Extra large apparel store advertises suits for 54 chest and broader lines. It claims growing demand as customers move from tailors to the shop for coats shirts shoes hats belts garters socks underwear and other big size items. Straw hats range from $2 with stock in varied shapes sizes weaves and materials.
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Orff
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Columbian Magasine Publishing Company
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Columntion Magazine
Columbian-Sterling Publishing Company
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Turtle Institute
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