Chinese Accuse Firemen of Robbery After Doyers Street Fire
Chinese tenants allege $16 000 in losses from a May 29 blaze at Nos 15 and 17 Doyers Street. They claim firemen looted trunks and safes while others escaped in underclothes. Chinese Consul Y Y Young urged a Fire Department investigation, Mayor Gaynor ordered a probe by Fire and Police commissioners. Chief Croker rejected theft claims, noting rapid fire and limited access.
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Chinatown
Doyers Street
Y Y. Young
Gaynor
Lee Tso
Canton-Hankow
Kwong Si Mining
Tseng Wah Company
Otal
Elizabeth Street
Tom Vick
Lo Sing
Baker
Croker
Fire Department
Hookendadler No. 4
Goodwin Defends Civil Service Firemen From Croker Criticism
Elliot H. Goodwin secretary of the Civil Service Reform Association replies to Chief Croker condemning the Fire Department. He argues that two Civil Service appointees proved competent, disputes the claim most firefighters are weak, and defends the testing system noting medical and physical exams reject the majority while the mental test prunes few. He urges revisions of intelligence testing and notes all senior officers rise from lower ranks.
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Elliot H. Goodwin
Civil Service Reform Association
Croker
William Healey
Timothy Cotter
Fire Department
Civil Service
Eacre
Goodwin
Association
Gars
Met Line steamers Yale and Harvard shift departure time
The Metropolitan Line steamers Yale and Harvard will depart New York and Boston at 4 p.m. instead of 4 p.m. The move also relocates from Pier 9 to Pier 14, North River, a change tied to the Red Star Line’s recent occupancy.
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Pier 14
North River
Red Star Line
New York
Boston
Metropolitan Line
Yale
Harvard
Wanamaker Club Marks First Anniversary Celebration
The Looking Forward Club of the Wanamaker store celebrated its first anniversary at the new clubhouse on 10th street and Fourth avenue Thursday evening. The self supporting women's group was organized February 1, 1898, and moved into its present quarters a year ago, with school rooms and rest and luncheon rooms provided.
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Looking Forward
Wanamaker Store
10Th Street
Fourth Avenue
Go With Other Wares Flag of Comity Parade Stories
Fifteen hundred commercial travellers and their wives joined a Peace Society propaganda at a Manhattan Beach Hotel dinner. John Temple Graves urged peace, while Henry White, Marcus Marks, and Brigadier General A. L. Kline spoke on trade, ships, and worker compensation as the prosperity parade forms up Broadway and Fifth Avenue.
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Knights of the Grip
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
International Peace Society
United Commercial Travellers of America
Manhattan Beach
John Temple Graves
International Parliamentary Union
Henry White
United States
Italy
France
Order of United Commercial Travellers of America
Grand Council of
New York State
Germany
England
Europe
Peace Society
Lewis Nixon
Nixon
America
Marcus M. Marks
National Association of Clothiers
A. L. Kline
John S. Whalen
C. W. Hudson
Supreme Council of the Order
State Grand Council
New Jersey
Delaware
Long Island
Long Island City
Cortlandt Street
Mystic Order of Baymen of Bagdad
United Commercial Travellers
Baymen
Bagdad
New York Council
Grip
Promise Breaks For Brooklyn Anniversary Day Parade
Brooklyn Sunday School Union officers voiced surprise and regret that Regents exams, set for the parade day, were not finished by noon as arranged. Protests cited a Brooklyn anniversary day holiday law while some pupils were sent to Manhattan and Queens high schools where the holiday was not observed.
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Brooklyn Council
Herman A. Metz
Board of Education
H. C. Compton
Athens
Baptist Church
Brooklyn Sunday School Union
Brooklyn
Park Place
Nostrand Avenue
de Witt Clinton, Stuyvesant
Wadleigh
Manhattan
Richmond Hill
Jamaica
Queens
Marine Intelligence and Wireless Reports Summary
Maritime notices list sunrise and sunset times, tidal highs, and anchorage points at Sandy Hook and Governor's Island. Wireless reports show ships New York, Cleveland and Batavia miles east of Sandy Hook with docking times. passenger sailings include Caronia, Baltic, Trent, Zulla, and Sarnia with scheduled departure and arrival times.
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Sandy Hook
Cleveland
Batavia
Maritime Mail Schedules and Global Departures Listed
A transpacific and international mail timetable shows ship departures from Havana to Jamaica Antwerp Naples and beyond with times from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm. Entries include routes to New Orleans London Havre Naples Glasgow and Patna with Pacific and Atlantic sailings and flagships. The document notes June dates and closes with Fiji, Australia, New Zealand and Hawaii transits via Vancouver and San Francisco.
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Liverpool
Cunard
New York
Athampton
Amer
Cristobal ‘Olon
Panama
Cherokeesurk
Bremen
Rio Grande
Sere
Galveston
Mallory Cort Montgomery
Savannah
Sav Ara
Jacksonville
Clyde
Lapland
Vbn
Antwerp
Red Star
Celtic Mes
White Star
Cleveland
Hamburg
Hamb-Am
Columbia Alermo
Seguranca Tampico
Ward Narragansett
Seesere Hembu Aples
Minneapolis
Transoma Et Erees
Naples
Eeweseries Fabre City of Avante
Sazasea Srotens
New Orleans
Havana
Ward
Orotava
Jamaica
Vaderland
Minnewaska
London
California
Glasgow
la Gascogne
Havre
D di Genova
Transpacific
Fiji Islands
Australia
New Zealand
Vancouver
Manuka
Hawaii
San Francisco
Sierra
Shipping News from Port of New York June 10 1910 Arrivals
Ships arriving include Metapan from Brazil with 42 passengers to United Fruit Co and Bar entries for Asia, Pennsylvania, Oceania, Yamuri, Breslau, Gutenfels and other liners. Quarantine statuses noted, cargoes listed as moi se, sugar, and general merchandise. Local winds and bridges reported with multiple foreign port movements and departures.
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Santa Marta
Colon
Kingston
United Fruit Co
Asia
Ger
Sagua
Matanzas
Caibarien
J H Winchester and Co
el Cid
Galveston
Southern Pacific Co
Moise
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Star of New Zealand
Liverpool
Finch, Edge & Co
Oceania
Ita
Genoa
Naples
Hartfield, Solart & Co
Bar
Yamuri
Cienfuegos
New York and
Cuba
Bremen
Gutenfels
Calcutta
Boston
Mdise
Winyah
Philadelphia
Clydes Co
City of
Sandy Hook
Ligonier
Conneaut
Port Arthur
J M Guffey Petroleum Co
Basuta
Queen Amelia
Baltimore
Howard Houlder & Partners
River Plate
San Giorgio
Ital
Palermo
Hirzel, Feltmann &O
la Provence
Havre
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
Agenoria
Colastine May & Eario
St Thomas
Suenratno
Paania Extract Co
O Simpson
Spence Oung
I Manaly Women Co
City of Montgomery
Savannah
Ocean Ss Co
San Gnenallinn
Marc Aissiner
James W Elwell & Co
Clothes Sale Cuts Prices Across All Boy Suits
Local shop announces major reductions on boys suits of weight mixtures with 900 suits now priced at $6.50 $8.50 $10.59 and $12.50. Norfolk and double breasted styles available in sizes 8 to 16 at Warren Street and 13th Street.
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