Women Suffrage Protest Denies Paid Marchers Charge
Mrs Laidlaw chairman of Manhattan Borough replies to allegations that suffragists paid women to march in the May 4 parade. She says only an automobile loan and occasional support were provided. no payments for marching occurred. Blatch and other officials defend actions while planning to sue over the accusations.
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George Phillips
The
National Association
Arthur M. Dodge
Association
York
Cleveland
National
Rome
Arthur II
Arthur II. ‘Town Jeend, Treasurer of the Woman's Political Union
Mra Lafflaw
Woman’ Political Union
Mrs Griffin at Reno and Smylie family arrival
Mrs Julia Ely Smylie widow of Major Charles A Smylie and her daughter Marjorie Ke Smylie arrived with Benjamin Griffin and Charles Smylie at Reno. They stay at Hotel Riverside and plan moving to a cottage after meeting local law firm. Mrs Smylie witnessed the hunting accident that killed her former husband and later met Mr Griffin in Frontenac.
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Benjamin Grima
Marjorie KE
Smylie
Charles G. Smylie
Riverside
Julia Ely Smylie
Benjamin Griffin
Parkhurst
Mra
He Knows Women Smoke In Custody Hearing
The case of Richard V. W. Thorne versus his former wife Mrs. Charles H. Pope, over custody of their son, featured testimony about Mrs. Pope smoking cigarettes. Referee Warren Tealie and Referee Leslie noted that smoking among refined women in large cities is common, while Thorne said he had no objection to women smoking but would not encourage the habit.
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Warren Tealie
Richard V. W. Thorne
Charles H. Pope
Pops
Thorne
Principal Sees Himself in Bright Boy Eyes at Public School 188
Leo Pasternack graduates from Public School 188 at Houston and Lewis streets in a burlesque mirrored by Principal Faird Mandel. The mock assembly features playful skits, glee club, and a closing speech by School Board chair William J. Sirovich, celebrating two hundred seventh graders turned fourteen and ready for the world.
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Leo Pasternack
Leois
Houston
Lewis Streets
Faird Mandel
Clase
Eyamme
Carl Peck
Edward Doutach
William J. Sirovieh
Mandel
Not WED AT Newly Weds Details of Harlem Maid Theft
May Edna Johnson a newly accused thief and Aaron Shavus were arrested after a scheme to hire a maid led to a purse and trousseau theft. Detectives traced the pair in Harlem and at West 125th Street station. Johnson claimed she and Shavus planned to wed today.
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George Mesannia
Neewly-Welds
Ms Wife
Nogen
McManus
Exona
West 13H
Jolax
Mr. Mentanus
Mr. McManus
Rose Mergers
McManun
Mint Hergere
May Kanu
Mint Bergere
Miss Bergere
Hawkins and
Thompson
Harlem
Africa
Mice Herpeere
14Th Street
Lenox Avenue
Edna Johnson
West 125Th Street
Edna
Aaron Shavus
No. 97
West Hith Street
Aaron
Trousseau
Somerville Wife Murderer Sentenced to Death in September
Chester Jordan the Somerville wife murderer was sentenced by Judge John D. McLaughlin to be executed within the week beginning Sunday September 2. Jordan convicted in May after a long trial with insanity as the defense, and juror Wills A. White later declared insane, leading to appeals over mental capacity. Jordan, a brother-in-law of Jesse Tyrmore, was arrested while disposing of his wife Honora's body amid suspicions.
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Somerville
Cambridge
Mass
Chester
Jordan
Honora
John D. McLaughlin
Wills A. White
Maynard
Wax
White
Vordan
Jesse Tvermore
New York
Chief Guerin Captures Harlem Fire Ring Leader Issy the Painter
Harlem residents faced renewed fear as Chief Guerin’s team captured Isidor Steinareutzer known as Issy the Painter, a reputed ringleader of an organized arson ring that arranged fires in Manhattan saloons. The arrest followed a planned Gold apartment fire on East 61st Street, with investigators detailing a wide network and multiple arrests, while other incendiaries were traced and subdued in the aftermath.
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Harlem
Fifth Ave
Hue
181Th Street
Guerin
Isidor Steinareutzer
Heay" Stein
Issy
Jehy" Cherinsky
Kid" Twist
Bowery
Next Ea
97Th Street
Xraon and
Manhattany
Samuel Gold
Rastith Street
Fire Prevention Bureau
Prial
Malignon
Wade
Piranan
Washington Howe
Chief Howe
Edwar F. Croker, Jr
Tn Dingulee
Watehad
Iav
Anloon
Mrs. Gold
Howe
de Malignan
Bey Howe
Steinareutzer
Rene Yard
Empive & Gold
6Th Street
Brooklyn
Appleton
Abraham Levy
Engst
Fifth Avenue
Women to Boycott Beef Over Cartel Fight
The Housewives League and Kosher housekeepers plan joint action against a beef tram dispute. A conference at Mr Julian Senth’s home in No West Stelltrent featured Abraham Golbers representing the housekeepers. They scheduled a meeting at the Waldorf-Antonia next Thursday where Golbergs will outline meat hogcatter concerns. The group stressed nonviolence and urged organized effort, with League members eager to cooperate with East Side allies.
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Housewives’ League
Julian Senth
No. & West Stelltrent
Abraham Golbers
Waldorf-Antonia
Goldberg
League
Pascal Institute Girls Graduate In Home Craft Programs
Fourteen students at the Pascal Institute in Lexington Avenue graduate in cooking, millinery, and costume design after intensive home science study. Mrs. Sage’s support noted as the school showcases lace trimmed muslin dresses and student-made attire. Certificates are handed by Mrs. Robert M. Vermilye with fans and class photos, as Rev. Oscar Haywood and Rev. J. Newton Perkins participate. The institute, founded by Miss Margaret Pickering Pascal, marks ten years of operation.
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Pascal Institute
Russell Sage
Lexington Avenue
Pascal
Institute
Robert M. Vermilye
Pascal Institute Association
Oscar Haywood
J. Newton Perkins
Idilie Gock
Adelaide Linden
Margaret Pickering Pascal
Alleged Murderer Rehearses Fight in Courtroom
Nathaniel Motley, a black man charged with murder in the second degree, testified with dramatic detail about a May 1610 stabbing at a chop suey restaurant that killed Wong See after a dispute over pay. The case likely goes to the jury on Monday.
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Nathaniel J. Motley
Matone
Bessions
George Gordon Battle
Wong Lee
Nathaniel
Mr. Battle
Nat
Wong
Sal
Wong See
Moving Pictures Fight Disease At City Parks
Thousands attend a tuberculosis education film series in city parks showing plays and lantern slides. The program, produced by the Tuberculosis Prevention Committee, blends moral tales with demonstrations of unsanitary housing and milk safety. Subsequent showings are slated for several parks throughout the summer.
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Heart Department
Mount Mortis Park
John Boni
Thomas Jefferson Park
Haat Park
Arrant Park
Madison Square
Italians Seek Site for Dante Monument in City
Italians in New York press for a Dante statue with parts stored at the waterfront. Park Commissioner Stover named three potential sites Morningide Park St Nicholas Park and Colonial Park while Italians proposed Bryant Park Long Acre Square Sixth Avenue Fifth Avenue and Central Park Mall. Mayor Gaynor and the Art Commission will review, with inspection of the pieces at Hamburg American dock next week and a duty free handover once Stover approves.
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Stover
Dante
Traliana
Gaynor
Municipal Art Commission
Art Commission
Morningaide Park
St. Nicholas Park
Colonial Park
Bryant Park
Long Acre Square
Fifth Avenue Place
Mall
Central Park
del Papa
Hamburg ‘American
Moltke
Tunte
Menbera
Italian American groups press for Gaynor nomination in Baltimore
Cesare Conti urges Baltimore gathering of clubs to back Mayor Gaynor. Telegrams from Italian American Democratic Union and Staten Island Democracy pledge support. petitions distributed to Italian population as local mobilization grows for Gaynor’s presidential bid.
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Cesare Conti
Baltimore
Gaynor
Stover
Gaynor League
Inagne
United States
Nyo Gaynor
Gaynor Chu
NEW York Tribune
United Stat
Por
Market Prices Rise as Beef Costs Spread
News of the Markets reports beef prices advancing amid strikes, lifting wholesale costs and affecting consumers. It notes higher meat prices despite steadier retail levels, with beans, fruit, and vegetables mixed in quality and supply, and overall improved but uneven offerings from California and Florida.
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Washington
Haa
Giatier Salen
Police Captain Retired in Brooklyn After Medical Disability
John HH Russell, police captain at Rapelyeu Street station Brooklyn, retired by Commissioner Waldo due to medical disability. Lt Bernard Kelleher to fill cap taincy temporarily. Russell joined 1836. became roundsman, sergeant in 1897, captain in 1906, inspector in 1907, then reduced to captain again in 1901 after a career with shifts between Tottenville and Brooklyn assignments.
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John HH
Russell
Rapelyeu Street
Brooklyn
Waldo
Bernard Kelleher
Runsell
Baker
Tottenville
Summer Resorts Rhode Island Block I Island
Island names Santander tie Sen Na Ga nak ioabeni tha tata Mori and Spring House Ray Payne are referenced in a fragmented Rhode Island resort listing. The readable items hint at lodging or property names but lack clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
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Rhode Island
Island
Santander
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