Taxes and Sales at Historic Society Site Sale
The sale concerns tax issues for property tied to the New York Historical Society and Salvation Army holdings. A auction featured bids from figures like E. Barber and J. Boyland, amid water tax disputes and franchise tax notices affecting multiple parcels along East Broadway and Greenwich Street. The event marked a landmark tax sale in Kings County with total payments approximating $82,082.71, including substantial unpaid water taxes and franchise taxes.
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York Historical Society
Salvation Army
Geri Na
Clarky A. Stneman
Eoite Pereins
Fialtation
Roth
Nessun Ee
Pastor University Malling
Waverley Pines
Wastinaten Syuerh
Tare
Butty
Foley
Sarl
Mithes
Chaery & Veecker
Notit Grevist
Nes
Broadway
Charles W. Smith
Charles Decker
Kbs
Rom
Barber
Na Toy
Thee
Domlnick
Hudson
J. Boyland
West
Sal
Greenwich St
Ptrad Becansa
Jagr
Statter
Kings County Lipbtine
Bateson Electric
Brooklyn
Towers Along Subway Claim Ventilation Fix Needed
A group of mining engineers in the city condemn the current subway ventilation as inadequate and advocate towers at curtails to force fresh air. They argue a large scale ventilation overhaul is essential for safety and comfort, noting the pressurized air and stagnant conditions under the elevated routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sad
Hess Pilvies
Coutia
Sterfree
George W. Maynard
Wall-st
Ims
Curtais
Itoages
Tal
Panic in Sweatshops Exposes Riots and Injuries
Fragmented report describes workers in a tumult at a garment factory. Rioters clashed with authorities causing several injuries and property damage as bystanders watched tensions rise. Police struggled to restore order amid chaotic scenes and a call for safety measures.
Mystery Names and Scribbles Marked by City Officers
Fragmented OCR text shows Minneapolis and St Paul references with scattered names and titles. It mentions officers, officials, and a patrol, but readable facts are minimal and unclear. The piece appears as jumbled notes from a city or imperial context with no cohesive event or outcome.
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Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Alma
Tullne
Séctad
Ienperiat Potemkuye
Fla Collins
Torsttuc
Imperial
Silent Lover's Desperate Attempt Amid Love Triangle
Miss Rina Mae Castner faced heartbreak as James B Reed, a real estate broker from St Louis, confessed his love on a steel pier. Reed, already engaged in a messy love triangle with Castner and Reed's friend, in a frenzy shouted for her, then leapt toward the water edge before bystanders halted him. Both Reed and Castner's families are shaken, and Castner remains too ill to be seen.
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Cremseara
Attamie Oly
James B Reed
Prinertin University
Rina Mae Castnet
Robert M. Sturgis
Louis
Castnet
Reed
New-York
Mise Castner
Aftes Castner
Police raid nets dozens at Hastisth Street poolroom
Police inspector Hogan led a multi–detective raid on a Hastisth Street poolroom late Friday. Officers seized twenty to thirty patrons and four suspects were charged with poolroom operations while twelve others were detained for related offenses. Several workers fled as racing sheets and telegraph gear were removed from the third floor.
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Hogan
Tad
Spector
Shobuikd
Hastisthst
Orelve
Ag’ C. Johnson
Finan
Seere
Sheapshead
Ray Racetrack
Sp— Salr
Sp & Barsier
Morcer-st
Jomeon
Supreme Court rules against mandatory union use in Berry v Donovan
Massachusetts Supreme Court rules that forcing workers to join unions is unlawful under existing law. Michael F. Berry sued Jerry E. Donovan of the Heat and Shoe Workers Union for damages after Berry, a nonunion 2 Haverhill shoe maker, was removed from his job. The court upholds Berry's $1,600 verdict, saying collective pressure cannot unjustly drive workers from employment, even with union-backed aims.
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Bastyr
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Michael F. Berry
Jerry E. Donovan
Hoot and Shoe Workers Union
Haverhinl
Thy
Donovin
Mbor Weleis
Demurrage Legislation Delayed by Connecticut Plan
Hartford June 2 Legislation on railroad demurrage in Connecticut was postponed until the next General Assembly on recommendation of the Committee on Railroads. The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Petitioned for relief from the four day load car rule. President Mellen testified supporting a two day law, facing opposition from others.
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Hartford, Canny
Connecticut
Boon
New York, Newhaven and Hartford Railroad Company
Melien
Clouimnan Tradsieee
Pamtalstee Sa
Timr
Mellen
Contested Will Cast Shadow Over Ziegler Estate
Rumors swirl as William Ziegler's will is challenged by sister Mrs Henry K Shields. Declared fortunes show 30,000 to an adopted son with no provision for Shields. Locals say Shields, Mrs Little, and Mrs Price may press a case amid gossip and press sensationalism.
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Wiliam Ziegler
Henry Shields
Los Angeles
Wilian Zigler
Henry K. Shields
MeArthur Little
Menoria
Cal
Russell Prite
Duarte
Ziegler
Seatth
Zingler
Henry K Shields
Will Zieelee
M Fovarter Jr. Fagard
Gaynor and Greene Get Delay In Habeas Corpus
Montreal wire reports that on defense counsel motion the habeas corpus case for Gaynor and Greene was adjourned to Monday. The United States solicitor argued the writ had been sought without notice to the court or to the U S government, and the court must decide on jurisdiction and proper procedure before ruling.
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Gaynor
Greene
Montreal
Gerrens
Esunael
Donald Macmaster
United Biatew
Jurindletian
New Inspectors pledge amid yacht side intrigue
Falice Commissioner Monsoo spent the night with A. Smith aboard the Privateer yacht as four new inspectors Nully Horan Finch and Sweener received shields. They pledged loyalty to the service and promised strict integrity and discretion. The ceremony touched off a district focus as Fordham College events were noted and questions about promotions lingered. In Springfield, June 2, Sohasa Boab, condemned wife murderer, faces possible delay in execution as the Supreme Court weighs a retrial or reprieve.
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Falice
Monsoo
A. Smith
M- Speetor
Horan
Finch
Sweener
Canmanemoner
Siders
Nea
Dlotriot Serulay
Fordham
Chicago Wheat and Corn Market Movements in June Trade
Grain prices fluctuated through the session with gains in wheat and corn by end of day. No. 1 hard winter wheat ranged to 17 cents, while No. 1 soft fell. rains and profit taking affected oats and provisions remained dull but steady in a market awaiting tomorrow’s receipts and contracts.
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Chicago
Sesshin
Ealta
Fewardas
Privat
Daje
Gag
Gihe
Cats Pit
Lora Fepetpta
Qeim
Lah
Westers Pain
Morrissey Visits New Haven On Railway Matters
Grand Master P H Morrissey met with General Manager Higgins of the NYNH and Hartford line to discuss Brown patent workings and trains schedule. Morrissey had not previously visited here, with prior Boston trips noted, signaling routine inspection rather than special arrival. Four hurt in barn collapse at a Redding farm, including three Hungarians and an unidentified woman. Frank Murnerford reported seriously burned in the incident.
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Conn
P. H. Morrisser
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Higgins
New-York
New- Haver
Boston
Redding, Conn
Hungariens
Base Belle Sanford
Redding
Frank Munnerford
Burt
Fragmentary legal citation echoes in archaic language
A cryptic OCR like passage presents scattered legal terms and names from a New York context, including references to guardianship and a dated procedural tone. Readable entities include Frances Me, Whitley, Frasier, and Bedford style phrasing, but many portions are garbled and inconsistent.
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Society
N.Y
Mistole
Salvation Army Headquarters
Te Dauilina
Pethamen
Flynn
FOLE
York
Petrasats
Yeskers
Wes
Cate
Mary Powell
Tate
Dale Don Ge
New England
Pall River
Rastow
Priend
John F. Flood
James F. Nally
New Haven Road
Deny Ziegler
Stamford
Com
Norston, Crew
Thie Boueetinbd
Zireler
Henry K. Shipbits
Lam Atentes
Abe
Arthur Little
Fuswell Price
Zliegter
Califirnia
Misees Brandt
Emvohpart
Iowa
Zieglers
Mr. McAdoo
Hoch
Sprincfield
Sohasa Boab
Wienese
P. H. Morrissey
New-Haven
New- Haven Road
Baltimore
Bromoway
Tao Rae
Ae Tile & Triat
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Tesetton
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Philadelphia
Charles D. Barner & Co
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Tadewater Sceet
Union Tracom
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Freitas Co
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Officiel
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Whitley
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ZOOCH
Aldant
Sementier
Cree
Samatoga
Georor
Wilmington
Peoples Line
New York
Albany
Mareleks
Gkopr
Catskill
Catekifi
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Cusackie
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Autuen Cormera Tunnereville
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Coney Island
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Charming
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RED Bank Line
Franklin
Bed Bask
Long Branch
Astory
Supreme Court
County of New York
Helen M. Beickertacker
Robert Street
Enie
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Manltan
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Korton
Clostoy & Miluaine
Attvermers
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Bases
Ocean Steamers
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Norway
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British Isles
Europe
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Gapania
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the Tribune
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Curenas
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OLD Dominion Line
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Sinty
Obey Tours
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New Tech
Porto, Rico
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Josers
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