Expelled Massachusetts legislator Gethro amid disorder
The Massachusetts House voted 142 to 54 to expel Representative Frank J. Gethro of Boston after a lengthy bribery probe tied to the defeat of the Anti- Bucketshop bill. Speeches highlighted testimony by Edwin F. Leonard and attacks on key witnesses as galleries filled with onlookers.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Frank J. Gethro
House
Committee On Rules
Gethro
Edwin F. Leonard
Springfield
Martin Lomasney
Leonard
Simon Swig
Taunton
Coyle
Jacob H. Mock
John J. Higgins
Somerville
Commonwealth
Nyack Girl Struck Down In Midnight Assault
Miss Olive Riker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Riker of West Haverstraw, was attacked at about 11 pm after returning home. She awoke three hours later and found a note warning vigilance as investigators probe a dismissed suitor amid rumors of a hush up.
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the Tribune
Nyack
West Haverstraw
Olive Riker
Richard Riker
Miss Riker
Henry Keene in Critical Condition at Holland House
Henry Keene, younger brother of financier James R. Keene, lies critically ill at the Holland House. He has suffered paralysis for three years and, after a hopeful spell, worsened again about three months ago following a fire that gutted his Fifth Avenue apartments last year.
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Henry Keene
James R. Keene
Holland House
Keene
Mr. Keene
Fifth Avenue
Reverend Hervey Called to New York Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Dr. John L. Hervey pastor of First United Presbyterian Williamsburg has received a unanimous call to lead Washington Heights United Presbyterian Church in The Bronx. The Bronx pastor Rev J C K Milligan was recently stricken with paralysis. Hervey built a prosperous Williamsburg congregation. Buffalo June 21 George N Pierce says Pegry Pierce in a German auto accident wrote he must stand trial. chauffeur Kumpf to stand next week. He asks Representative Alexander to press U S steps for fair treatment from German authorities.
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John L. Hervey
First United Presbyterian Church
South Ist and
Rodney Streets
Williamsburg
Washington Heights United Presbyterian Church
Bronx
J. C. K. Milligan
Hervey
Buffalo
George N. Pierce
Pegry
Germany
Kumpf
Pierce
Alexander
Washington
Freddie Muth Returns to Philadelphia Family Safe
Freddie Muth the boy kidnapped from his parents in Philadelphia is now staying with his uncle Jacob A Becker at Lindenau near New Brunswick New Jersey. He traveled here with his family after Gang Out and then returned to Philadelphia where the family remains safe at Becker's home.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Freddie Muth
Philadelphia
Jacob A. Becker
Lindenau
Mr. Muth
Mr. Becker
Steel Corporation Bans Gifts Across Subsidiaries
An order from United States Steel Corporation directs all subsidiary offices to prohibit any officer or employee from accepting gifts from any firm or corporation doing business with subsidiary companies or the steel company. The ban covers wedding, birthday and Christmas presents under threat of immediate dismissal.
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United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg
Steel Corporaton
Steel C
Guanajuato Mining Dividends Declared by Directors
The Guanajuato Consolidated Mining and Milling Company directors declared a dividend of 144 percent on outstanding capital stock payable July 31 to stockholders of record. The property value has risen steadily in eighteen months. transfer books close at 3 o clock July 3 and reopen August 1.
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Guanajuato
Deer Havoc Prompts Farmers to Drive Them From Fields
Farmers of Me ford Long Island vent anger at deer destroying early crops. Efforts include scarecrows and lanterns hung in fields, but results are vain as deer continue to raid the yields.
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Me@ford
Long Island
Deez
Cs Sont
Assault Threats Rise After Arrest of Suspect
Baltimore June 21 Willam Lee a man of color in Gidet Somerset County for a confessed assault on two white women was brought here from Norfolk Virginia where he was arrested and jailed for safekeeping until trial Authorities in Somerset County fear white mobs are enraged and threats of lynching are openly discussed.
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Baltimore
Willam Lee
Gidet
Somerset County
Norfolk
Bing Ace
Governor Davidson Hits the State in Fish Car
The Milwaukee Telegraph reports Governor James C. Davidson touring Wisconsin in the state funded fish car amid campaigning talk. Rivals for the Republican nomination question if state pay covers campaign travel costs, while Davidson rides and tours, stirring political debate.
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The
Tribune
Milwaukee
James C. Davidson
Davidson
Shores Clean of City Dumping Allegations
Coast Patrol and Street Cleaning officials report few Jersey or Long Island shore complaints are substantiated. Three dead sheep found near Shrewsbury Rocks traced to passing vessel. Dumping offshore by Gedney Channel stake boat chosen with Admirals Evans and Brownson to meet ebb tide.
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United States Coast Patrol
Long Island
New Jersey
Shrewsbury Rocks
Woodbury
Coast Patrol
Jersey
Deal
Fairway
Gedney Channel
Evans
Brownson
Butler on City Tenement Houses in Chelsea District
Commissioner Butler of the Tenement House Department said his search into Chelsea district tenement conditions preceded Citizens Union awareness. He notes many houses, including Chelsea Park and Blackwell's Island Bridge areas, were vacated last fall and asserts no private body aid was needed in the effort.
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Butler
Chelsea
Citizens Union
Chelsea Park
New
Blackwell's Island Bridge
Lse
Arrested as union slugger in Chicago case
John Hodek alias John Sandberg alias John Haley, a labor union slugger and business agent, was arrested for pummelling W. S. Edwards, a Brass Manufacturers Association member, on May 24 after five weeks of detective work. Edwards was known as a friend of labor and his attack followed strikes by gas and electric fixture hangers.
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Chicago
John Hodek
John Sandberg
John Haley
Edwards
Brass Manufacturers’ Association
Collision With Car Kills Driver In Williamsburg
One man was killed and another thought dying after a collision of a Bushwick avenue car and a coal cart near Noll street. Max Tislow of 122 Noll street died instantly. Morris Mulldash of 3% Humboldt street presumed fatally injured. John Masterson of 219 Palmetto street, the car motor man, was arrested for homicide. Women fainted in the car after the crash.
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Bushwick Avenue
Noll Street
Williamsburg
Max Tislow
Morris Mulldash
Humboldt Street
John Masterson
Palmetto Street
Board elects four to membership of Simplified Spelling Board
The Simplified Spelling Board announced yesterday the election to membership of four figures: Professor Walter William Skeat and Professor Henry Bradley, noted English scholars. William Findlay Maclean, editor of The Toronto World. and Dr. Alexander H. McKay, Nova Scotia superintendent of Education.
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Walter William Skeat
Henry Bradley
William Findlay Maclean
Toronto World
Alexander H. MocKay
Nova Beot
Note on suicide found on Union ferry boat
A note discovered in the men’s cabin of the ferryboat Union between Catherine Slip Manhattan and Main Street Brooklyn reveals that John T. Winn, who lived with his brother James at 990 Columbus Avenue, threw himself into the river. James Winn confirms it was undoubtedly a death by his own action after years of trouble.
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Union
Catherine Slip
Manhattan
Main Street
Brooklyn
John T. Winn
James
Columbus Avenue
City News In Brief From a Fractured Ledger
Bodies of Joseph Williams and Jacob Krass recovered from the Peonsylvenis tunnel after drownings. A ten-pound bolt struck Cario Enamino but caused no skull fracture. Habeas corpus papers served on Coroner Harburger to justify bail reduction for motorman William Botticher. Jacob S. Sauter held on $5,000 bail for assault on Mary E O'Brien. Appellate Division upholds trial court order in Town Topics Publishing Co v Collier's Weekly libel case. Colonel Mannic recovers damages claim.
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Joseph Williams
Jacob Krass
Peonsylvenis Tunnel
Cario Enamino
East
112Th Street
Harburger
New York City Railway Company
William Botticher
Jacob S. Sauter
Columbus Avenue
Mary E O’brien
West Mth
Supreme Court
Town Topics Publishing Company
Collier's Weekly
Mann Recor Mages
Alcer A
Sailors Seek Higher Pay for Captains and Mates
A Baltimore committee of the American Association of Masters and Pilots of Steam Vessels met with owners of Chesapeake Bay steamboats to demand higher wages. They noted masters and first officers on passenger steamers earn 60 to 75 dollars monthly, less than towboat captains, and requested salary increases. Owners will respond later.
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Tribune
Baltimore
American Association of
Chesapeake Bay
Poison in Meat Found in Indianapolis Markets
Indianapolis June 21 Mr Barnard state chemist reports revolt ing conditions in the meat market after analyzing forty nine samples from butchers stalls thirty three doctored with poisonous preservatives Sausage Hamburg steak wienerwurst bologna ham loaf veal loaf tripe pigs foot jelly and other prepared meats contained borax or sodium sulphate the latter used to restore a lost color though present in small to one half of one percent this sulphate can cause severe gastritis and sometimes death the chemist calls it a frightful condition and says the findings are shocking
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Indianapolis
Barnard
Old Somerset Courthouse Sold for 125 Dollars at Auction
The Somerset County Courthouse, a noted example of old Dutch architecture, was sold at public auction to junk dealer Hyman Kline for 125 dollars. Built in 1779 after the British burned the prior courthouse, it will be razed to make way for a new 300000 dollar white marble courthouse. The old jail sold for 700 dollars and will be moved to become a Jewish synagogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Somerville
N. J
Somerset County
New Jersey
Hyman Kline
Millstone
Two Killed in Rear End Crash at Ahoskie NC
Norfolk, June 21. A rear end collision between Atlantic Coast Line trains at Ahoskie North Carolina killed engineer O. O. King of Portsmouth and Walter Carter brake man of Windsor. Meacham conductor and an unknown white man were injured. One train shifted off cars. engine and six cars damaged along with caboose and six rear cars of the other train. Responsibility not determined.
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Norfolk
Ahoskie
N. C
O. O. King
Portsmouth
Walter Carter
Windsor
Meacham
Irme
Tigress Attacks Colonel Ferari During Cage Move
Carmen the Tigress from the Ferari show at Brighton Beach Park attacked Colonel Ferari as he tried to rehouse her. A forked door attempt failed and Carmen struck, tearing the colonel’s arm nearly to the bone while attendants hurriedly shut the cage.
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Carmen
Colonel Ferari
Fight at Longacre Athletic Club Ends in Arrest
Detectives McGee and Roy were blocked at the Longacre Athletic Club on 29th Street by Mike Gardiner who said only a directors meeting was underway. A struggle followed and Gardiner was arrested for felonious assault after police took him to the Tenderloin station. Inspector Schmittberger confirmed a roped ring at the venue.
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Longacre Athletic Club
McGee
Roy
Mike Gardiner
Gardiner
Tenderloin
Schmittberger
Deutschland Smashes Speed Record In Atlantic Passage
The Deutschland of the Hamburg American Line arrived after a 3,176 mile Hamburg New York voyage in 5 days 20 hours 9 minutes. Captain Kaempff said the French ship La Provence took a northerly course, while Paul Faguet predicted the next eastward run would reveal the faster boat. The Deutschland sails again Thursday at 9 am and La Provence at 10 am.
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Hamburg
New York
Kaempff
Deutschland
Alix
la Provence
Germany
Paul Faguet
New Negro Sect Formed In Middletown With White Members
The Church of God and the Saints of Christ is established among Negroes in Middletown New York with some white members. Elder John H. Allen of Philadelphia leads, under William Scrowdy of Washington who calls himself God's prophet and supreme ruler. Members must give 10 percent of income to the prophet, and admission involves foot washing and a holy kiss.
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the Tribune
Middletown
N. Y
Church of God and the Saints of Christ
John H. Allen
Philadelphia
William Scrowdy
Washington
Fifth Avenue Frontage Sold for Business Use
Herbert A. Sherman sold 583 Fifth Avenue, a 20 by 100 foot parcel, to Charles A Gardiner for Frederick Roosevelt’s cousin. Gardiner now holds 40 by 100 feet on the east side, with no restrictions and plans to sell or lease for 21 years. The block lies between 47th and 48th streets with Jay Gould’s former corner at 47th.
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Herbert A. Sherman
Sth Avenue
Frederick Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Charles A Gardiner
5Th Avenue
Mr. Sherman
Gardiner
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Gardiner
47Th
48Th Streets
Helen Miller Gould
47Th Street
Jay Gould
J. B. Haggin
Robert Goelet
48Th Street
Claim Filed Against Astor Property By Carlin Co
P J Carlin Construction of No 1 Madison Ave filed a mechanic's lien yesterday against property on the south side of 50th street 145 feet west of Madison Ave 125 by 200 feet to the north side of 58th street owned by William W Astor The Riding Club of the City of New York is the lessee and contractor The amount claimed is 61679 50 representing materials masonry and iron work.
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P. J. Carlin Construction Company
Madison Ave
50Th Street
58Th Street
William W. Astor
Riding Club of
City of New York
Real Estate Purchase by Crimmins Firm in New York
The Thomas E Crimmins Real Estate Construction Company made its first purchase yesterday through Frederick T Barry. The deal covers premises at 788 Lexington Avenue a three story house on a 20 by 65 foot lot owned by Adolf Piatky. An executive committee was appointed including Abraham Schwab T E Crimmins Walter A Burke and Maurice B Blumenthal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Crimmins
Frederick T. Barry
Lexington Avenue
Adolf Piatky
Abraham Schwab
T. E. Crimmins
Walter A. Burke
Maurice B. Blumenthal
Real estate transfers flood New York listings with numerous properties
The list records multiple sales and transfers across Manhattan including Nos. 312 and 314 7th Ave, 537 to 543 West 193d St, and several East and West Side addresses. Notable parties include W. Hamilton McBride, W. Clarence Martin, Dr. Louis F. Weis mann, Arnold Realty Company, Shapiro Levy Starr, Gerlach Realty Company, and Elizabeth Honeck, among many brokers and buyers. Properties range from six story flathouses to five story tenement houses with stores, on parcels of varied dimensions, reflecting a bustling market.
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Boro’ Improvement Company
Flood
158Th St
S. W
St. Ann's Ave
Lorenz
W. H. Weber
Moore & Landsiedel
Ira
Intervale Ave
Arch
Marion Ave
George W. Brown
John Davidson
237Th St
W. Brown
Hull Ave
205Th St
Oswald Aque Benedix
W. Hamilton McBride
Ames & Co
W. Clarence Martin
Louis F. Weismann
7Th Ave
28Th St
William Rosenzweig
Comany
Arnold Realty Company
Samson Marcus
Reiss, Goldberg & Co
Adelstein & Arrutine
112Th St
Ma Mave
Hugo Marks
Hillman & Coie
East 53d St
Golomb & Co
Shapiro, Levy & Starr
Goerck St
Essex St
Thompson At
E. V. Pescia & Co
S. H. Huxford
William H. Appleton & Co
J. Thornton Wilson
Mercer St
Bleecker
Gerlach Realty Company
Randolph Guggenheimer
Rev. A. Taylor
West 17Th St
East 75Th St
Isaac Jonas
Albert Erdman
East 103d Street
Dessauer & Werdenschlag
Louis I. Siff
William Bettman
West 120Th St
William R. O’brien
121St Street
Regina Feldbauer
Leinhardt
Lexington Avenue
Lowenstein, Papae & Co
Joseph Witmer
Schneider Bros
Elizabeth Honeck
Potomac Realty Company
Fifth Avenue
M. Frank
Simon
East 10Th Street
Aisi Ka
Madi
N. L
L. Ottinger
Butler Davenpo
41Th St
Exchange Mortgage Company
Ith St
Aea Ois Ieee
Fifth Ave
Alius Sco
W. Company
116Th St
Ues
Harris Bernstein
Wakefield Park Realty
John William Powers
John Dunn
S. Kraft
Auction sales yesterday in New York city records
Yesterday's listings show multiple real estate sales at Vesey street and surrounding areas including 259 Greere street and 87.8 Sailors Snug Harbor leasehold. Estates of George Lanziner and Henry Steubring are noted with sales to 8 P Nelson and others. other properties include 2207 Morris Avenue and 225 Morris Avenue. John J Larkin purchased a two family home for 11400 dollars.
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Vesey St
Mooney & Lawrence
Greere St
Wos
Waverley Place
Snug Harbor
Actmr
George Lanziner
Nelson
Rv Samuel Goldeticker
Henry Steubring
Charles A Rermian
Morris Ave
Isssd St
John J Larkin
Mortgage transfers and property parcels listed across Manhattan streets
A dense list of mortgage actions detailing transfers between individuals and firms for numerous New York properties. Entries name parties such as Jonas Weil, Adolph Schlesinger, Samuel Posner, Samuel G Manheimer, Pincus Lowenfeld, Abraham Silverson, Gottlieb Sigleck, Gottlieb M Karpas, Hyman Horwitz, Bertha Gottileb, Airman Realty Company, Rapheel Steinthal, Apisha Hellman, Meyer Letkowitz, Ignaz Retch, Edward R Cohn, Idaehits, Albert E B Lowe, and others. Properties span Madison Avenue, West 512 and 614, Central Park West, Fulton Avenue, Amsterdam Avenue, and East and West 25th to 100th Streets, with mortgage amounts ranging in the thousands to over $100,000.
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Madison Ave
Jonas Weil
Adolph Schlesinger
Tesseta
Sith St
Med St
Nowe East
Samuel Posner
Samuel G Manheimer
Mortgece
Central Park West
Ithh St
Pincus Lowenfeld
Abraham Silverson
Fulton Ave
James Gribb Jr
Gottlieb Sigleck
Amsterdam
Amterdam Ave
Gottlieb M Karpas
Hyman Horwitz
Mertite
Bertha ¢ Gottileb
Abraham Jacobs
Airman Realty Company
Rapheel Steinthal
Apisha Hellman
George Rubenstein
Mort
I. Ee Lewis St
Corner
Meyer Letkowitz
Ignaz Retch
Fifth St
Jacob Nathan
Elias Gellowaks
Reat
Pee Nees
Hudson St
Sara
Reppaport
Edward R Cohn
Nees Ee
Ida Ehits
Albert EB Lowe
Maar
Bronx Building Plans for Two Story Dwelling on East Road
Plans show a two story frame dwelling with attic on East Road, 302.8 feet south of North Road in the Bronx district. The proposal details location, dimensions, and zoning notes for the new house classified as a single family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Road
W. S
North Road
Property listings on 179th and nearby streets show owner and contractor roles
The notice itemizes multiple parcels along St Nicholas Avenue and 168th Street near East Houston Street with owners such as William H. Stutehbury, William W. Astor, Meisel & Co, Isaac Schwartz, and Jung Brothers. It names construction firms, agents, and amounts like 7,080 and 4, etc, indicating a series of property transactions or contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas Ave
N. E
Joseph Buellesbach
William H. Stutehbury
P. J. Carlin Construction Company
William W. Astor
City of
New Jessce
Reese
Saas Road
U. S
168Th St
Jeeces
Meisel & Co
Orchard St
East Houston St
Isaac Schwartz
Jaider Sizik
Joseph Berliant
Jung Brothers Agt
Same
Asdessaeane 4
Building Loan Contracts on Central Park West and Amsterdam Ave
Central Park West corner 90th street loan deals list Pincus Lowenfeld and William Prager lending to Abraham Silverson. Amsterdam Avenue property details 25.8 feet by 100, with 15,000. another 25.3 feet by 100 on 88th Street with Nathan Wilson and Hyman Horwitz as lenders. Total sums show 15,000 and 45,000 in reported loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park West
N. W
90Th St
Pincus Lowenfeld
William Prager
Abraham Silverson
Amsterdam Ave
Sith St
Hyman Horwitz
Nathan Wilson
88Th St
Wees
John E Schermerhorn dies after four year illness
John Egmont Schermerhorn of the New York Schermerhorn family died at his home on East 79th Street from nephritis following an illness of about four years. Born June 25, 1853, he graduated from the College of the City of New York in 1872 and Columbia Law in 1874, practiced briefly, then devoted life to travel and clubs. He belonged to multiple clubs and societies, married Katie Cotting, and is survived by his wife, two sons, and a daughter. Funeral arrangements pending, with services likely Sunday morning.
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John Egmont Schermerhorn
New York
Schermerhorn
79Th Street
Mr. Schermerhorn
College of the City of New York
Columbia Law School
7Th Regiment
Metropolitan, University, Knickerbocker and
Cambridge
Holland and St. Nicholas
Automobile Club of America
Larchmont
Walter Stone Poor Dies After Illness in Morristown
Walter Stone Poor, born 1836 in Andover Maine, died at his Franklin Place home in Morristown after five years of confinement. A Bowdoin College graduate and Civil War veteran, he rose to lieutenant colonel and later became a New York lawyer. An active Republican and Morristown civic figure, he served as vice president of the Sound Money Club and on the local Republican committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Morristown
N. J
Walter Stone Poor
Franklin Place
Poor
Mr. Poor
Andover
Bowdoin College
10Th
New York Volunteers
New York City
New York State
Motown
Morristown Sound Money Club
Repubican
Robert C Martin dies at 87 in Riverdale home
Robert C Martin died Wednesday at his Riverdale on Hudson home at eighty seven. He was a director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a member of the Union League and Country clubs and the American Geographical Society. The funeral will be held at the family home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Martin
Riverdale-on-Hudson
Martin
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Union League and Country Clubs
American Geogregions Society
Captain C. S. Cole Dies at 70 in Corning New York
Captain C. S. Cole, seventy, longtime New York political figure and former Chairman of the Republican State Committee, died at his Corning home this afternoon. He served as Captain of the Port of New York under Governor Cornell and was once an assessor of internal revenue under Lincoln. Cole began as a brakeman on the New York Corning and Buffalo Railroad, now the Erie, and had lived in Corning about fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
N. Y
C. S. Cole
New York State
Republican State Committee
Ira Davenport
New York
Cornell
Lincoln
Internal Revenue
Capt Cole
Lfe
New York, Corning & Buffalo
The
Erie
Premier Seddon Buried Amid Widespread Grief
Wellington crowds followed the hearse to the grave as Premier Seddon was buried. The funeral occurred on June 21 after his sudden death on June 10 aboard the Oswestry Gragg e while en route from Sydney to New Zealand. The day was a general holiday across the colony with spectators filling streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
New Zealand
Seddon
Oswestry
Gragge
Sydney
New South Wales
Newealand
New York G. A. R. Elects Officers at Saratoga
STATE G. A. R. ELECTIONS Saratoga June 21 The New York State Department Grand Army of the Republic elected officers this afternoon Commander John S. Maxwell Amsterdam senior vice commander John D. O'Brien Albany junior vice commander Jared W. Wickes Syracuse chaplain Rev Henry C Woods Bath medical director A F Sheldon Lyons The veterans joined in a camp fire this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
New York State Department
Grand Army of the Republic
John S. Maxwell
Amsterdam
John D. O’brien
Albany
Jared W. Wickes
Syracuse
Henry C. Woods
Bath
A. F. Sheldon
Lyons
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Mock
Gowas W. Lawson
Mr. Mack
William L. Newton
South Posten
Nyack Girl
Wisconsin
City News
Old County
Coast Line
Tigress
Ferari
Doorman
NEW Negro Sect
Church of God and Saints of Christ
Bic
Charles A. Gardiner
Astor Property
Crimmins Company
Transactions IN Realty
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Lee
Luo
Premier Seddon
Knickerbocker
5Th Ave
Alamama
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Bellmore
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Leedy
Dawson County
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G. R Dickry
Broadway
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See
Suffolk County
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Sayville
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Marlborest
Mass
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