Six Officials Sentenced Over Vote Fraud Plot in City
Six election officials, including Abraham Greene and Charles H. Cooledge, were sentenced to six months in Blackwell's Island prison for voting fraud tied to the recent constitutional convention. Others received $169 fines as prosecutors seek more indictments. Investigators allege Tammany Hall favored the convention to redraw district lines, with fraud concentrated in Hatch Assembly District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon M. Davia
Supreme Court
Tammany Hall
Whitman
Hatch Assembly
Charles ¥. Murphy
City Club
Honest Ballot Association
Blackwell's Island Penitentiary
Abraham Greene
William Sweeney
Harry Hogan
Charles H. Cooledge
Ith
Willian Wertheimer
Daniel W. Brosnan
Joven Koch
Leo Bleck
Kubea
Koward J. Stevenson
13Th
Jaman Laroose
John B. Pigtloga
Republican Inspectors, Same Dine Twiet; John J Pagan and Thomas J. Lambert
Tech
Joan Yuengling
Whe
Joseph Waren
Louie Bachman
Mth
Peter Conlon
Gilbert J. Bassey
August Tamb
Song Writer Marries Winter Garden Actress in New York
Jarry Carron a famed composer weds Estelle Christie, a Winter Garden performer. Ceremony held at Carrolls apartments near Ridgewood Ave and Broadway conducted by Dr. Silverman. Bride, daughter of John Cooper of Pittsburgh, is twin to Estelle Christie with Adele remaining with the show. News kept quiet until J Shubert sailed for Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarry Carron
Eatelle Christie
Iain
Winter Garden
Mr. Carroll
Hidgewood
Broadway
Dr. Silverman
Yemple Brownu
John Cooper
Mittsburgh
Carroll
America
Sigmund Tomerghe
J. J. Shubert
Europe
Mr. Shuebert
Christie
Estelle
Adele
Travel Abroad Simplified by Cook’s Independent Plan
A new travel method called the independent plan lets tourists submit their itinerary and have Cook’s handle all arrangements. Representatives meet travelers at each station, offering full travel de luxe experiences at reduced prices. Details and brochures are available from Thomas Cook and Company offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook's
Cook
Hmself
Nmall
Waves of Joy Sweeps Olympic Voyage Headlines
The Olympic voyage sparked celebrations as guests and officers, including Frederick Alcock of the Pacific Steam Navigation Co, discussed plans to time the Panama Canal route and sail to New York via Havana and Caribbean ports. Passengers include Mrs William L. Manby returning to stage life, Miss Mite Scott confirming engagement rumors, and children bound for U.S. destinations. Creditors list includes Mark's Restaurant Co and Clinton M. Mall.
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Beltieh
Otemide
Saelisty Poto
Sandy Hock
Olympic
England
Meadow Track
Frederick Alcock
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Panama Canal
South America
New York
Havana
Caribbean
Cristobal
Panama
Troukt Maxellan
Liverpool
William le Payne Krown
Mia
San Francisca
Australes
Mere
William L. Manby
Tak
Ted
Tall Coomng
Southampton
Mite Scott
Wiehere
Willan Willetts
London
Miescott
Shineé
Newport
Viterent Parte
United States
Vpsilis
Aliee Dunbar
Omaha
Parenite
Melon ‘Trench
Oklahoma City
Kate Winkler
Minnie
Thirtess
Terpe
Broadway
Mint m
SA Mark's
Clinton M. Mall
Madison Av
Berthold Hers
Jake Hand
United States Court
Arthur F Gotthold
Clergyman Clashes With Kingsbury Over City Hospitals
Clergyman and Kingsbury spar over hospital management as Charities Commissioner Kingsbury attacks, Williamsboro Hospital president W Farrell defends findings. Farrell says no false statements were made and challenges threats of a lawsuit, condemning the commissioner’s ethics and conduct.
Café Bohame Fails After Bankruptcy Petition
The Café Bohame, successor to Café Boulevard at Seconday and 100st, where presidents and celebrities dined, failed yesterday after a bankruptcy petition was filed by the Alexander Restaurant Company, which operated the café. The Café Boulevard abandoned the states and.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin Quarter
Café Bohame
Auccessor
Seconday
Ant
The
United
Alexander Restaurant Company
Café Boulevard
States
MEN BACK CAPT ROBERTS IN SHIP CRASH INQUIRY
An inquiry opened yesterday at Custom Hours into the crash between the liner New York and the Pretoria. Captain Roberts of the New York testified that the ship altered course seven miles north of the west bound line to avoid icebergs with passengers in jeopardy. The board will decide if any law was violated. A summons was extended to Pretoria’s master through his company, as no decision will be made until Captain Dugge testifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pretoria
George T. Charlton
J. L. Crone
Roberts
Fee
Adristle
Dugge
Pre
Fund for Blind Grows to Meet 200000 Goal
The New York Association for the Blind seeks to raise over 120 dollars toward a 200000 dollar fund for training work. Fel ix Warburg contributes nine thousand, plus a 6000 capital subscription. Lighthouse Fund Committee receipts total one hundred, with Arthur Williams Iseman aiding efforts to secure the rest. Prominent donors include Charles Baird Harold Vanderbilt Charles Stillman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Association For the Blind
Felix Warburg
Lighthouse Fund
Arthur Williams Iseman
Charles Baird
Harold
Sunshine Society Faces Cloud Over Campaign
A Sunshine Society committee accuses Carmody of acting improperly, sparking scrutiny of leadership and governance. The report notes internal disputes and calls for transparency as members demand accountability and possible remedial steps. Local observers weigh impact on the group’s public trust.
JILTED SUIT SEEKS $30,000 Over mismanagement at International Sunshine Society
A widow alleges improper handling of charity funds, naming Mrs Cynthia Westover Alden as president. State Board of Charities accuses mismanagement, excess credits, and unfounded financial risks tied to Bensonhurst Sanatorium and a Dyker Heights home for blind babies. Committee calls for revocation of powers and restoration of funds. Meanwhile, a separate case reports Frederic Maccabe arrested in a breach of promise suit by Miss Florence Howe, who seeks damages.
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International Sunshine Society
Board of Charities
Carmody
Luss
State Board of Charities
Leilure
Cynthia Westover Alden
Allen
Bensonhurst
Mables
Sonshine Society
Summit
N. J
State Charity Commissioners
Vieymonducat
Alden
William R. Stewart
Herman Nidder
J. Richard Kevin
Horace McGuire
Sunshine Society
Martin W. Little
State Board
Tock
Separate
Incorporated ‘International Sunshine Branch
Bind
Dyker Heights
Brooklyn
Frederic Maccabe
Standard Marine Insurance Company
William At
McDonnell and
Zellner
Florence Howe
Pittston
Penn
Maccabe
Iia Howe
Willard D. Howe
Scarsdale
Weertter County
Mies Howe
West 1Th St
Pllegen
Mar—cabe
White
Tam
Pierre
Mins Howe
Yale Club
Mr. Howe
Liscard
Cheshire
England
Misa Howe
Miss Howe
Polo enlivened change as stock brokers play polo trophy
Impromptu polo match held on the Stock Exchange floor to enliven a dull session. Teams represented England and the United States with players including Charles Knoblauch, George Buchanan, Chalmers Wood Jr, and Julian Jumnsen. Final score minus 4 to minus 2, United States victorious. Referee was Charles Knoblauch with W Strother Jones as timekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Charles Knoblauch
George Buchanan
England
United States
Meadow Brook
Land
Chalmers Wood
Tioentahoune
Major Bird
Erican Tewin
Billy Stare
Julian Jumnsen
Geals
W. Strother Jones
Jones
Meadowbrook
Night Session at Assault Trial Ends In Delay
Justice Scudder continued the assault trial of Marty Scanton into the night after the previous day’s verdict against his companion James Heffer nan for luring sixteen year old Mrs. Clara Ellert to Joe Cassidy's Democratic Club in Queens. Jurors were kept under court protection in a sightseeing automobile and driven to a hotel outside Long Island City amid reports of attempts to influence them. Senlon's mother and two sisters attended the proceedings until adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Scanton
James Heffernan
Clara Ellert
Joe Cassidy
Democratic Club
Queens
Long Island City
Senlon
Jury Grants Divorce in Poss Case as Wife Held Guilty
In a two week trial, the jury found Mrs. Tillian K. Poss guilty of unlawful intimacy with Percy M. Thorn. The court denied her counter claim against Marion Draper. Mrs. Poss plans an appeal to the Appellate Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ry
Poss
The
Post Motor Company
Detroit Baseball Club
Supreme Court
Tillian K. Poss
Justice Donnelly
Percy
Thorn
Uninsured River Fire Ignites Passaic Shortly
Fire Chief Patrick Breen reports a Passaic River blaze sparked by a lighted match. East Newark firemen battled the flame for almost an hour, fearing harm to nearby docks as residents claim the river smells and unsafe oil refuse motivate fear and mischief along the riverbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
East
United States
van Keurin
No Moses Wanted in Jobless Egypt Riot Over Free Lunch Plan
Hoboes hunted Joseph Cohen former divinity student and Russell Sage investigator who advertised sending 10000 men to Kansas for a free lunch trip. Cohen disappeared as police forced him from Lyceum Hall while organizers blamed I W W influence and pledged to arrest him if he returned. Law returned from vacation to settle rent and denounce the plan as a hoax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Joseph Cohen
Russell Sage Foundation
Cohen
Manhattan
Charles Hirsch
Lyceum Hall
Hirsch
J. Enda How
Hobo
Lyceum
Alexander Law
Slave Seller Evicted From Parkside Parsonage
The Rev. vonn wv wong, wineian wialist was evicted from the Parkside Aytarian parsonage at 42 Lenox Road, Flatbush by the Sheriff. The Silverhead Savings Bank foreclosed the mortgage and bought the property at auction on June 4, with Dr. Long offering to rent the house and church though he claimed possession until he pays no rent.
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Wr. Vonn
Wong
Parkside
Ayterian
Lenox Road
Flatbush
Dr. Long Wan
Long
Aule
PLAN KNIFE CURE FOR BAD HABITS
Social workers at the Muncie Sanatorium in Brooklyn convened to discuss plans for an institution to cure abnormal children by surgical operations. The World Purity Federation backed the meeting led by Miss Elizabeth Muncie. About fifty attendees heard claims of a successful operation on Dorothy Schloss and noted a recent failed attempt on Mrs James Hickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie Sanatorium
Macon At
Brooklyn
World Purity Federation
Elizabeth Muncie
Dorothy Schloss
Fragmentary legal notices blur a court ceremony and adoptions
Disjointed OCR text mentions surrogate procedures, a fourteen year old ward, and a judge named Weil. It also references a wedding in a hotel and a referenced date July 26, 1910, with unclear participants and outcomes. The sequence is garbled and lacks coherent events.
Skeleton lined suits and summer sports shirts explained
In this view of scar trends abroad skeleton lined coats keep their shape with heavy linings and stiffeners. Summer options range from full to quarter lining up to 45 dollars. The piece notes comfort in Gymkhana silk shirts and mentions trade marks against the Perr Company label.
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Harry Carroll
Vichy
Toairol
Peach
ALOD
Paytis Dunbar
Alice Dunbar
Helena French
Winnie Winkler
Nela Winkler
Polo News
Mrs. Manby
Kingsbury
Farrell
Bohemia
Capt. Roberts
Fund For Blind Growing
C. W. Alden
Polo
Scanton
Jurg
Moses
Egypt
J. D. Long
Flatbush Parsonage
RED Man
Earl & Wilson Makers OF Troy
Daniel Noble
Aditer
Performerl
Justice Weil
David le Weil
Rena Gy
Warren St
13Th St
NEW Amsterdam
Wednesday
Sam
GLOBE
GEO. M
Cowan
PTAA
Eltinge
Longacre
Playhouse Parser Ree
sCarsises
Dolly
Iness
Carlos Oe
Sane Republic
Pieri CavAlléntawonteseay
Hastein
Betty Tener Gee
Tn Theatre
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