Col Davis Out In Guard Shake Up Keeps Firing
Col Charles Davis of the 13th Coast Artillery is reti red by order from Albany amid at tempt to place Col Nathaniel C. Thornton in command. Lt Col Ashley is bypassed as the plan to promote Thurston faces resistance from officers and men used to Davis leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Davis
Charles ©. Davis
Coast Artillery
N. NY
Hamilton
Albany
Nathaniel C. Thornton
T. Ashley
Davie
Con Wath
Edward M. Grout
Brooklyn
Davis Frst
The
Tribune
Sith
Jeas
Thurston
Davis
William Morris
Glynn
Ed Engineers
Davin
13Th
David E. Avwten
Anbley
George Washington Rogers
Sydney Grant
George HH. Kemp
Harlem Wallpaper Firm Leaders Indicted For Concealing Assets
Four men tied to the bankrupt Harlem Wallpaper Supply Company face federal indictments for concealing assets. Philip Dickman president Jonas Dickman treasurer Edward Rosenberg vice president and Edward Rothschild salesman arraigned before Judge Julius Mayer. Bail set at $2.50. one man also indicted for perjury in bankruptcy proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omcers
Harlem Wall Paper Supply Company
Federal
Philip Dickman
West 120Th
Jonas Dickman
Congers
N. Yiamond N. Rosenberg
St West
Edward Rothschild
Julius M. Mayer
James Dickman
Bomb found at Italian Consulate in New York
Police traced an incendiary device planted in a concrete and tin shell on May 30 at 26 Lafayette, aimed at the Italian Consulate. The bomb, described as two and a half pounds of black powder with embedded steel wire, was discovered by watchman Maffado Wopsl near the second floor offices of Consul General Giacomo Yara Ford, and the fuses had been broken off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Italy
Owen Fagan
Bureau of Combustibles
Eagan
Giacomo Yara Forrd
Maffado Wopsl
Doctor Shaw objects to the word obey in marriage ritual
Dr Shaw returns from Rome convinced suffrage is sweeping the world. She notes multiple international and national gains for women including resolutions in twenty eight countries, American suffrage endorsements, and a Danish bill. She criticizes the marriage ceremony as antiquated and perjurious for its command that a wife promise to obey, while denying endorsement of free love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Shaw
Women's Council
Rome
Anna Howard Bhaw
International Council of Women
Hadrian's Villa
Moylan
Penn
Eigct
America
Ilinois Courte
William Forse Scott
England
Ida
Hare Por
International Council
Htatian Council
Contessa Reson
National Theatre
Merc Dors
Themelves
Yolande
Ore
Shaw
Philadelphia
Rachel
Jacob
Baxter Arrested Slocum Survivors on Bribery Charge
Dr Charles Paxter once resident physician at Blackwell's Island workhouse was rearrested on bribery charges and sent to the Tombs after an earlier cocaine sale indictment. Police reports cite alleged bribe acceptance for housing a patient, with bail arranged per defense claims. The day also covered drug busts in the Tenderloin, with arrests for morphine and cocaine trafficking and several lenient sentences handed by Manhattan court. Survivors of the General Slocum disaster held memorial services ten years after the tragedy at Middle Collegiate Church and nearby cemetery, with remarks on the captain's alleged failure to beach the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Paxter
Blackwell's Island
Rocaine
Haxter
Baxter
Arthur Levine
Nassault
Levine
Wnter
Tharine B. Davis
Priconera
Wilmot
Woods
Detectven Waterhouse
Nellie Brock
Hal
West Sth
Viola Grant
West Sin
Av. Mills
Williams
Moran
Tines Square
Giuseppe Bonazza
Lorimer Jr
Francesca Avanco
Calonao
Manhattan
Williamsburg
Maris Krate Dodd
Duntries Zeller, Moss and Herrman
James Miley
Taft
Sixthay
New Haven
Riley
Premio Cardone
Franklin St
George Murray
Avi
Wili Potter
12Th St
Helen Bowen
Mary Miller
Middle Collegiate
Hurch
Second Ave
Seventh St
Middle
Tine
Charles Dersch
General Slocum Survivors
John J. Mage
Chester O. Morgan
George 8. Madden
Barytone
Ee, Mammhardt
Olivet Memorial Church
Densch
James
August Jonta
A. Mullen
Famous singer Schumann-Heink heads home for Europe
Mme. Schumann-Heink, recent divorcee of William Rapp, arrived in New York and sails today on the Vaterland for Europe with her children Marie and George. The party includes Mia Catherine Hoffman Everett Novle, a school friend of George. She spoke with reporters at the Waldorf about the Chicago court ordeal and said she is celebrating her fifty third birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Schumann-heink
William Rapp
New York
Europe
Vaterland
Marie
George
Mia
Catherine Hoffman
Everett Novle
Ayehne mann-Heink
the Waldorf
the Tribune
Chicago
J B Thayer Tablet Dedicated at Penn
The class of 1910 at the University of Pennsylvania dedicated a bronze tablet to John B Thayer a Titanic victim and former vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The ceremony occurred June 18 and honored the memory of the deceased class member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pennsylvania
John B. Thayer
Thayer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kingsbury demands apology from Priest over slander claim
Commissioner Kingsbury of the Charities Department demands an apology from Father Farrell of the Catholic Church of St. Peter and Paul Brooklyn for alleged misquotations and slander. He asserts misstatements about hospital care and department policy, threatens suit if not corrected, and cites cases of hospital billing to counter the priest’s remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Farrell
Peter and Paul
Brooklyn
Kingabury
Charities Department
Father Farrell
Manhattan
Hospital Alliance
Williamsburg Hospital
Kingsbury
Metropolitan Hospital
Board of Estimate
Oly
Department of Charities
McAneny
Blackwell's Island
Seeks to Abolish Legislature in Louisiana Plan
Baton Rouge June 15 Senator Smith of Richmond Parish proposes abolishing the General Assembly and creating a council of state with eight salaried members elected from Congress districts in a bill to be introduced in the Senate this week.
East Side Children Barred From Riverside Grass Again
Fifteen pale East Side children from Salvation Army Day Nursery wandered Riverside Delve in search of grass to play on but were told by police no kids on the grass due to bad lawn conditions. Adjutant Hes ter Daniels sought permission for small charges to use the Park, while nurses from Salvation Army care for the group at Mrs. Richard Aldrich’s West 71st Street home.
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East Side
Riverside
Hester Daniels
Ward
Salvation Army
Cherry St
Mra
Richard Aldrich
West 71Th St
Daniels
Mary Agoria
New York
Ora Kelder
Smmmer
Mrs. Aldrich
Artery Flow Reversed in Rare Operation
Richmond surgeons perform a pioneering procedure on FD Luck a railroad man opening the thigh to reverse arterial blood flow into the vein and vice versa. The overgrowth choke threatened amputation but the dying leg shows gradual recovery at Memorial Hospital with blood currents restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Luck
Prospect Memorial Hospital
Prisoner as Referee in New Orleans Hair Scandal Case
Musica, central to the recent hair scandal, appeared before Peter Bo Olney to aid the referee in allocating 4000 found in the Musica family. Muster to row in the Tombs awaits sentence for complicity. Olney adjourned to July 1 for further enlightenment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHI Musica
Peter Bo Olney
Musica
New Orleans
Ile
Olney
Big holders of N. H. liquidate big holdings
The Wall Street Journal reports changes in New Haven stockholdings for the year to April 1. Large holders sold all or part of their totals while others increased stakes. notable shifts included the American Express Company moving 15 000 shares to Lewis Cass Ledyard and then returning them, Mellen and Cass liquidating, and the New England Navigation Company liquidating 2 85 shares not shown in books. The New Haven Railroad held 2 991 shares on April 3, with Columbia-Rubberber Trust acquiring iy shares and W. W. Astor buying 4 729 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
New Haven
Pennsylvania Railroad
American Express
Tme
Ledyard
Express
Laedyard
Charles Mellen
John Billard
Interstate Commerce Commindion
New England Navigation Company
J. J. Beaman
A. Hi. Tillinghast
A. Hi. Tillinghast Et al, Trustees of W. G. Weld, Anna S.C. Sneath
I. von Hoffman & Co
Helen H. Newberry
J. N. Phelps
E. A. Saunders
Joseph A. Skinner
The
Atlantic Investment Company
H. F. Dimock
John F. Marsh
M. Pratt
New Haven Railroad
Columbia-Rublerbocker Trust Company
W. W. Astor
Two Lads Support Widow Mother as Strain Bites Family
A widowed mother struggles after her husband’s death as two sons help with ten dollars weekly, rent and food stretch thin. An aunt with heart trouble cannot assist, the church aids with fuel and groceries, and the Charity Organization Society seeks six months of rent funds. Trib une thanks donors including K. M. and J. Townsend among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Organization Society
East
the Tribune
K. M
R. J
William ¥. Arnold
John Townsend
Subway Plan to Madoo
Marshall will submit tentative terms to Secretary McAdoo in Washington. The city and federal government tentatively agree on an easement for a subway beneath the post office. The city plans to amend the deed to avoid any violation, with Public Service Commission optimism for a swift settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
United States
Washington
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Public Service Commission
DOG SINGS LOVE LAY AT PASTOR'S TRIAL
A Hartford report details Mrs Frederick Ernest Holman accusing Rev Cranston Brenton in a divorce case. George Holman’s letter excerpts are read to a jury, describing intimate verses and coded expressions of affection from the husband to his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Hartford
Mra
Frederick Ernest Holman
Cranston Brenton
Episcopal
Trinity College
George Holman
George
Hoy Holman
Bess
Value Woolens and Outdoor Gear Ad Promotes Variety and Satisfaction
An advertisement touts woolen fabrics and lower priced suits with a money back satisfaction promise. It notes price differences reflect fine to finest wool, and invites readers to discuss outdoor gear for trips with Mr. Fiala at the Sporting Goods sections across multiple store addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summonsalts
Fiala
84Th St
Open confession in court reveals secret letters
The defendant describes a long intimate relationship and asserts no shame in their letters. Judge Thoman adjourns the case Thursday forenoon.
Jewelry Heist on Hudson Boat Nets $25,000 in Gems
Albany reports Klein & Bendhein salesman Ifigo Bens Saalesman says jewelry valued at $25,000 was stolen from his stateroom aboard the Adirondack Peoples Lane steamship on the Hudson. He left the room secured and returned to find a broken window and ripped cases with numerous diamond rings pins scarves and watch emblems missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ifigo Bens Saalesman
Klein & Bendhein
York
Adiron Peoples
New York
Bendtwein
Yonkers
Sinner
Newhursh
Hendhein
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N. B. Thurston
Federal Grand Jury
Slocum Survivors
Mme. Schumann-Heink
J. B. Thayer
Charities Commissioner
New Order
N. H. Liquidate
Mellen
Billard
Subway
Madras
Earl & Wilson Makers OF Troy
Holman
Rocers Perr Company
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Thoman
Hudson
Ziegfeld Danse DE
COMAN
Iogohan's
Acre
Astor
Meadow Brook Club
Westbury
Gtrand
ROOF
Reatee
Ammeratein
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