Militia Holds Coast Defense Drill At Fort Hamilton
Early dawn marks a week of coast defense training for state troops at Fort Hamilton. Units practice field work and gun handling under West Point instructors while a simulated naval attack off Sandy Hook tests readiness.
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Fort Hamilton
New York
Forts Hamilton
Wadsworth
Fort Hancock
Harris
2D Artillery District
Sandy Hook
Geners Meigs
Crawford
Fort Wadsworth
Williams
Turpin
Davis
G .P. Patterson
Appleton
West Point
Hunt
Ennis
Casard
Haer
Whitlock
Morris
18Th Heavy Artillery
Bie
18Th Artillery
Sidney Grant
Bryer Pendry
Frank Dean
George Youme
Wright and
Fisher
7Th
W. J. Underwood
H. E. Crowl
Max M. B. Nesbite
Robert Mazeu
George T. Towle
Burdett Kipp
Louis W. Stotesbury
William S. Covell
George P. Hill
3D Battalion
John W. McDougall
Nicholas Engel
Oswald W. Uhi
Benjamin PB. Mcalpin
Buchanan Houston
John A. le Boutilier
Lyman ©. Fisk
Horace L. Naisawald
E. O. Savatt
National Guard
12Th Artillery
Andrew A. Bremmer
McLean
Walsh
Harry Hillman
Field Glass Theft Leads to Essex Market Court Trial
Joseph Vigerito and James Algclardro were held for trial on grand larceny charges after attempting to pawn field glasses bearing the United States Signal Service mark in Catharine Street. Detectives traced the scheme to a local "Hasher" and a 6th Ward operation using boys to signal race results for betting profits. Father Iry defended the youths, saying Vigorito may not have known he was committing a crime.
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Joseph Vigerito
Payard Street
James Algclardro
James Street
United States Signal Service
Catharine Street
Essex Market Court
Vigorito
James
Lee
Licgiardio
Vorito
Gt Ward
Wahle
Eace
Sere
Father Iry
St. James's Atjolis Church
Oliver Street
Hhe
6Th Ward
Man Killed on Jericho Turnpike Identified as Daniel Stininger
The body of the man killed by an automobile on the Jericho Turnpike on Saturday night was identified yesterday as Daniel Stininger a fifty year old German farm hand employed by John Keunamacker of Floral Park. Detective Hulte reports two men in a similar car crossed the Long Island City ferry on Saturday night and he is seeking the vehicle in Manhattan.
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Jericho Turnpike
Daniel Stininger
John Keunamacker
Floral Park
Long Island County
Hulte
Stin
Long Island City
Manhattan
Two Poolroom Raids Tear Up Telephones in Tenderloin
Police raids on two alleged poolrooms in the Tenderloin disrupted a 4000 dollar monthly operation tied to the Bob Davis syndicate. Officers seized switchboards and telephones, recovered a bankbook, and subpoenaed twelve operators who will testify before the grand jury. no arrests were made as big figures remain at large.
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Jerome
Tenderloin
Vandiver
Sixth Avenue
38Th Street
West 24Th Street
Broadway
Bob’ Davis
District Attorney's
Senator G
Davis
Drasnet
Mth Street
Bingham
Barlow
Essex Market Court
James Wilson
Burgher
Ferris
Hanson
Wilson
Harry Schultz
Sixth Avenue Place
McCluskey
Enderloin
Vanniver
Big Information Bureau
Davis System
Enterprise Bank Trial Reveals Overdrawn Funds and Collateral Help
Lemnert S. Cook, real estate man, faces charges in Pittsburg today for alleged complicity in wrecking the Enterprise Bank. He is said to have overdrawn about 63,170.22 and to have assisted cashier Clark in hypothecating securities left at the bank. A loan attempt involving 15 shares of stock and three Arkansas bonds tied to D L Patterson prompted transfers sought via the Duquesne Bank, with Patterson notifying not to honor a power of attorney. Receivers reported no record of the shares at the Enterprise Bank and could not locate the securities.
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The
Tribune
Pittsburg
Lemnert S. Cook
Enterprise Bank
Cook
Clark
Arkansas Water
D. L. Patterson
Guarantee Title and Trust Company
Duquesne Bank
Patterson
Trust Company
Elephant in Parade Kills Boy in Buffalo
An unidentified Italian boy about thirteen was fatally injured by a circus parade elephant on Main Street. He died minutes after admission to General Hospital. Arch ie Dunlap, elephant handler, was arrested then released on an open charge as conflicting reports described the manner of death. The District Attorney found no criminal negligence by circus personnel.
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Buffalo
Main Street
General Hospital
Archie Dimlap
Dunlap
Inquest Opened Into Trolley Death of Infant
Coroner Ambler opened an inquest in Long Island City into the death of Elizabeth Clark eighteen months old daughter of Patrick Clark of East 28th Street. The Clark party's survey wagon was struck by a trolley in Flushing Street Astoria. Clark drove the carriage. all six riders were thrown out and the baby suffered a broken neck and died instantly.
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Long Island City
Ambler
Elizabeth Clark
Patrick Clark
No. 3
East 28Th Street
Tribune
Clark
Flushing Street
Astoria
Disobey City Charter in Ahearn Sewer Probe
Testimony in the Ahearn investigation shows William Kline denying charter limits on bids above 1000 dollars while citing emergency sewer repairs on West 76th Street. He acknowledged possible public letting but said emergencies demanded swift action. John Cogges and Andrew Noonan describe limited discretion and staffing shortages in the sewer bureau.
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William Kline
Bureau of Sewers
Ahearn
Mitchel
West 76Th Street
Kline
John V. Cogges
Corrections
Andrew A. Noonan
City Death Toll Rises Amid Unseasonable Weather
Last week the city recorded 1,424 deaths, up 131 from the prior week and 90 more than the same week in 1904. Bronchopneumonia and heart disease led the increase, with 141 and 115 fatalities, while Bright's disease topped 70. Commissioner Darlington cited unseasonable cool weather and population pressure as key factors.
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Darlington
Bright
Hiignt
Janitors Must Have Light Under Tenement Law Case
Assistant Corporation Counsel John P. O'Brien has begun suit against Abraham and Harris Conn over proposed changes at fifteen 140th Street tenement houses to make janitor quarters only two and a half feet above ground. The case seeks a writ of mandamus to enforce minimum ceiling height.
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John P. O'Brien
Corporation Counsel
140Th Street
Abraham
Harris Conn
O'Brien
Corporation Counsel's Department
O’brien
Beaten and robbed of cash and watch near West Street
Antonio Micosisi, a Cobalt mine fortune holder, was ambushed on Morton Street near The Farms and robbed of $150 and a gold watch. He identified Michael Lyons, Charles Nelson, and Martin Lyons as his assailants, who were arrested after police tracked them to a West Street saloon. The money and watch remained undiscovered.
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Antonio Micosisi
Ontario
Transatlantic
West Street
Morton Street
Micostsi
Bulman
Bailey
Canaries Lane
Michael Lyons
Charles Nelson
Micosisi
Martin Lyons
Michael
Lyons
Nelson
Public Notice on New York Interborough Railway Route Changes
The Board of Estimate and Apportionment on May 10 1907 approved modifications to the New York City Interborough Railway Company routes and extended time to complete twenty four miles of double track. The mayor is authorized to execute contracts reflecting these altered routes and new terms.
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City OF New York Board OF Estimate
Board of Estimate and Aption
Qld Councy Mberity Hall
Borough of Manhattan
Wilerers
City of New York
Board of Aldermen
New York City
Interborough Railway Company
Sieara
City of
New York
Furth
Board of Estimate and Apportion
Saldi Road
Board of Estimate
Sald
Whsheas
New York County
Whermsas
Board of Retreat
Liz
Stante
D Ty Soft Company
New York City Intarborough Railway Company
Alfred Skit
A .& Kaeibach
Maren
Bedgwick Avenue
Fortiwesterry
Perot Street
Boeton Avenue
Keston Avenue
Fort Independence Street
Iquikk Avenue
Seiewick Avenue
Swilewick Avenue
Boston Avenue
Boston Arenus
Beetz
Nesbridge Road
New York and Swan Reailroad Company
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
Spuyten Doyvil Creek
Muscoeta Street
Upen
Muscosta Street
Broadway
Vyse
Omten Avenue
First Street
Ale Summit Avenue
Ogden Avenue
Kingsbridge Road
Reservoir Avenue
Sedgewick Avenue
Noate
Sedgwick Avenue
Upem
Tremont Avenue
Ryer Avenue
Erly Inpan
Atone Royer
Houndred
Fifty-sixth Street
Anys
SAS Rog Geo ‘Iret
Anid Company
En Finance
Ereof
Union Railway Company of
Union Railway Company
NGT
North Side News
New York Tribune
New York City Interborough Railway Company
Id Council
City Hall
Joseph Haag
City Interborough rail franchise consent and hearings notice
Public notices detail the proposed franchise along with waivers of exclusive rights by Union Railway Company of New York City and use of tracks by New York City Interborough Railway Company. It includes conditions, required instruments, board resolutions, publication and a June hearing in the City Hall Council Chamber. The notices cover appraisal proceedings for Kensico Reservoir and related real estate descriptions in Westchester, with hearings set for June 21 and June 2, 1907.
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Keey York Supreme Court
Ninth Judicial Aegistrice
Westchester County
Kensico Reservoir
City of
New York
Supreme Court
State of New York
Court House
Wil- Plains
North Castle
Wesetchester
County of Westchester
St of New York
Southern Aqueduct Department
Board of Water Supply
City of New York
Kensco Dam
Valhalla Avenue
Register of
White Pining
Sterly
Broadway
Parcel No. 1
Ian
Chambers Avenue
Sse Avenue
See Avenue
Sant
Lee Avenue
Chambers and
Valhalla Avenues
Valhalla Ave
Parcel No 181
Same
Nethermont Avenue
Parcel No
Said Avenue
Hillandale Avenue
Kensico Avenue
Harlem Division
Sementy -Inc
Lef
Bronx River
taUrona
Mount Dieesant
Said
Bronx
Flea
Westchester
Fee
As & Lines Stows
Crud
William B. Ellison
Ofice and Post Office
Hall of Records
Centre Streets
Borough of Manhattan
New York City
City Hall notices on six bills heard June 12 1907
A long sequence of public hearing notices from New York City Hall announces six Senate bills passed by both legislative branches. Items include relief for a firefighter, charter amendments establishing a real estate valuations bureau outside the city, retirement of fire department members, tenement house amendments, inquiry into a janitor service claim, and a penal code change on Sunday baseball. Also an entrance examination notice for the College for the City of New York with dates in June 1907.
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William Baumga
Woodside Hook and Luu der Company
City OF
New York
City Hall
George B. McClellan
Greater New York
Bureau OF Investigation
City of New York
George B McClellan
Board OF Estimate
George R. Dubois
Justices Court
Brooklyn
First District
Municipal Court
Borough OF
Nomar
College OF the City OF
Park Avenue
Sixty-eighth Street
New York City
Board OF Education
State Department OF Education
Joseph A. Gillet
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Charles T
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County of
Charles T. Cook
Edward Dimon Hird
Nunover
Fifth Avenue
Sarah E. Cook
Edward Dimon Ried
Sherman W. Knevals
Harold E. Cook
Knevals & Perry
Sherman W. Kneval
Nassau Street
New York City of Manhattan
Seekd & Leary
Sarah E. Conkoe
Teerouloe
Vet
Horough
Frank T. Fitzgereld
Robert
Abner C. Thomas
W York
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Horace E. Deming
William Street
Jane S. Dows
Cit
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Heath Avenue
Stony Heath Avenue
Bailey Ave
New York Ciy
Persuan
Senate
NASA
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Sixty-fourth Street
Park Board
Department of Parks
Tilden
Parks
Arsenal
Central Park
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Carrere & Hastings
New East Forty-first Street
City Record
Moses Herrman
Joseph Berry
Michael J. Kennedy
Commissioners of Park
Army Building
N. Y
Coney Island
FFICE
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Germany
America
Berlitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Harlem
Lenox Ave
Court St
Newark
Scheuer
Asbury Park
N. J
Rye Seminary
S J. Life
the Misses Stowe
Rye
New Yok
School Agency
Profesora
Zenchere
Young-Epstan
Onion Square
Bryant
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