Brooklyn Rapid Transit Suffered A Bearish Session And Rumors
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit fell to 5 percent with a six point loss as bearish activity and small holder liquidations weighed on shares. A Consolidated Exchange speculator who recently left a Stock Exchange house led the bear campaign, while Anson R. Flower insisted BR T is financially sound and poised for gains. Thomas F. Ryan dismissed reports that Metropolitan Street Railway examined BR T books as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Consolidated Exchange
Stock Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Anson R. Flower
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Yn Rapid Transit Company
Thomas F. Ryan
Boulevard Trees Doom as Route Change Favored
William Barclay Parsons, chief engineer, said changing the sub way route along the Boulevard is impracticable to save trees. The viaduct plan would delay six to eighteen months and force reconsents, so trees are deemed doomed. Steel deliveries for the tunnel are nearing. ground-breaking in Park Row and sewer work on Bleecker Street proceed without disrupting Broadway traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barclay Parsons
Rapid Transit Commission
Hillside-ave
Twohundred-and-eighteenth-st
Ellwood St
Carnegie Company
John K McDonald
Pittsburg
General Contractor
Degnon-McLean Construction Company
Park Row
City Hall
James Pilkington
Bleecker
Tenth Sts
Broadway
Breeckerst
Convicted of Revenue Frauds in Beer Stamp Case
Thomas Riley found guilty by a United States Circuit Court jury of having and retaining stolen internal revenue beer stamps valued at 4700 dollars. Brooklyn bartender Thomas Blaney implicated. stamps stolen in transit from Treasury to Post Office. Judge Thomas to sentence next Tuesday morning. Also notes Bronx tax group urging Third Avenue Bridge outlet. Corporation Counsel invites written request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Riley
United States
United States Circuit Court
Criminal Branch
Riley
Thomas Blaney
Brooklyn
Blaney
Katz
Eastern Brewing Company
Washington
Treasury Department
Post Office
Internal Revenue
St. Louis
Thomas
Arbuckle Brothers Switch to Long Sugar Prices June 3
Arbuckle Brothers notify sugar traders that from June 3 they will quote sugars at the long price rather than the short price. The American Sugar Refining Company and others have long priced sugars similarly. Wholesale grocers reportedly push to reestablish a modified factor plan, with a National Wholesale Grocers Association committee meeting in Chicago to discuss a practicable plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle Brothers
American Sugar Refining Company
Arbuckles
National Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Chin Nent
Barbara Aubs Bail Forfeited In Perjury Case
Justice Fursman in the Criminal Term of the Supreme Court forfeited Barbara Aubs bail on a December perjury indictment. Detectors have pursued Aub and bondsman Jacob Timbie of Wo I Lewis St without success. The $100 bond collapsed as Langerman, accused by Aub of assault, was convicted and then discharged after Aub admitted perjury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Fursman
Supreme Court
Barbara Aub
Miss Aub
Jacob Timbie
Wo. I Lewis
Langerman
Brooklyn Water Crisis Urges Immediate Action for Supply
Brooklyn chief engineer Robert Van Buren warns of severely dwindling storage, with only 327 million gallons available against 768 million last year. He calls for building filter plants at Batsley's and Springfield ponds to add 6 to 7 million gallons daily, costing about 150000, to avert shortages in Park Slope and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert van Buren
Brooklyn
James Moffett
Mr. van Buren
van Buren
Long Island
Mount Beane
Park Slope
Trolley kills a colored boy near St Felix Street
A trolley on Fulton Street near St Felix Street struck and killed four year old Daniel, the son of Susan Sanders, while a woman, his mother, tried to reach him. The motorman Frederick Gartner was locked up on a homicide charge. The boy and his mother were from Lafayette Avenue. The incident halted traffic as救 witnesses described the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton St
St. Felix-st
Brooklyn Hospital
Susan Sanders
North Carolina
Lafayette-ave
Daniel
Frederick Gartner
Wyckoff-ave
Commencement Exercises at Boys' High School Marcyave
The Boys' High School auditorium hosted the June class commencement with a full crowd. Dr. John Mickleborough presented diplomas to graduates including Charles Francis Lawson and William F. Van Deiise Jr, while Charles F Lawson gave the valedictory on Poetry and Vernon M. Davis delivered the student address. Several winter-class students exited early to attend college in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcyave
Madison Sr
Boys’ High School
Charles F. Lawson
Joseph O. Hammitt
Pratt Institute High School Class of 1900 Commencement
Pratt Institute High School held its commencement in the assembly hall with Frederic B. Pratt giving the welcome. Dr. Luther Gulick addressed the students and will lead physical training next fall. Charles M. Pratt presented diplomas to graduates including Lily Baylies, Anna Beach, Robert Binker, and many others. Roy Wallace and Lillian Seymour were elected president and vice-president respectively with Clarence Clough as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt Institute High School
Institute
Frederic B. Pratt
Luther Gulick
Young Men's Christian Association Training School
Springfield
Mass
Pratt Institute
Charles M. Pratt
Board of Trustees
Roy Smith Wallace
Lillian Ella Seymour
Clarence Ambrose Clough
Alleged Woman Footpad Detained in Brooklyn
Margaret Klesh twenty three of 251 Navy street Brooklyn was jailed at Clymer street station charged by Henry Boegemann a plumber of 143 Gwinnett street with holding him up and robbing him of a gold watch on June 5. He was attacked near Harrison avenue and Gwinnett street and the thief fled. Boegemann identified Klesh from a line up and she was jailed after a disorderly conduct arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Klesh
Navy-st
Brooklyn
Clymer-st
Henry Boegemann
Gwinnett St
Boegemann
Harrison-ave
North Plainfield High School Holds Flower Free Graduation
Plainfield June 22 Special The North Plainfield High School senior class graduation was by ticket admission and banned flowers by order of the Board of Education. A chorus of 100 school children performed, with Dora Waring salutatorian and Katherine Wolcott Dwight valedictorian. Professor John Stewart gave the address. John L. Hayes presented diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
North Plainfield High School
Music Hall
Board of Education
St. John McCutchen
Dora Waring
Katherine Wolcott Dwight
John Stewart
Lehigh University
John L. Hayes
Newark
State Board of Education
Two Boys Die in Express Train Collision
Camden June 22. Harry Sagle aged twelve and Charles Sutton aged fourteen, both of West Berlin about fifteen miles below here, were instantly killed by an Atlantic City express at Dobson's crossing. They were waiting for a train on one track to pass and stepped onto the other as the express approached. The wrecked bodies were found mangled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Harry Sagle
Charles Sutton
West Berlin
Dobson's Crossing
Taxation Without Representation in National Council
William W. Disbrow of the New Jersey State Council denounces a per capita tax as taxation without representation. He cites disproportionate representation for New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Virginia and the District of Columbia versus Nebraska Washington Kansas Michigan and Wisconsin and warns the National Council must yield to the 126 000 members in four states and DC or risk minority rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Disbrow
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
District of Columbia
National Council
Nebraska
Washington
Kansas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Order
Bergen withdraws from Willingboro NJ congressional race
Elizabeth June 22 Special Frank Bergen withdraws as candidate for the Congress nomination in the Willingboro New Jersey district. His move practically secures renomination for Charles N. Fowler by acclamation on June 28. Bergen had not been active in the race since Belleville convention last April naming delegates to the National Convention. Fowler’s strong support at the Belleville gathering signals a fourth term for the incumbent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Frank Bergen
Congress
New Jersey
Charles N. Fowler
Bergen
Belleville
Fowler
Reductions in Valuations Before Jersey City Board
The State Board of Taxation met in Jersey City and heard appeals for reduced assessments. The Adams Express Co saw its value cut from 50 000 to 35 000 after testimony on service life. AT&T details poles and wire valued at 19 and 20 per unit, with a new total of 12 770, reduced to that figure. Asbury Park and Sea Girt Railroad Co faced a cut from 40 400 to 2 000, with testimony to determine final figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Taxation
Jersey City
Adams Express Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Asbury Park
Prisoner Faints as Judge Sentences Saloon Keeper to Hard Labor
Henry Frudenstein, who boasted of police influence, fainted in court when Judge Barkalow sentenced him to three years at hard labor in State prison at Trenton for running a Saloon at No. 6 Ramapo Ave raided as a disorderly house three weeks ago. The defendant had claimed the Paterson Consolidated Brewing Company would fix things for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
Henry Frudenstein
Frudenstein
Trenton
Colonel Eddy Replies to Charges About 47th Regiment
Colonel John G. Eddy of the 47th Regiment files answers with General James McLeer to charges by Lieutenant-Colonel Thurston over May 11 at Creedmoor. Thurston says men shot in Queens and damaged a train window. Eddy says he ordered an investigation and will discipline those found outside the range. Eddy plans to discuss the matter with Major General Roe to settle it. Separately Eugene ONeil, 16, shot a tack into a friend while firing at a cat. eight-year-old Philip Keller injured by a tack. O'Neil held on assault charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Eddy
47Th Regiment
James McLeer
N. B. Thurston
Roe
Thurston
Creedmoor
Queens
Eddy
Ordnance
Christoffel
Eugene O'Neil
Bedford-ave
Philip Keller
O'Neil
Keller
Tragic Fall on Kings County Elevated Railroad
Solomon Larsen forty four of No 2312 Second Ave Manhattan died yesterday while lowering a pail inside the track at Troy Ave and Fulton St. An approaching train distracted him causing a slip. He struck an iron crossbeam then became entangled in live wires and died from electric shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Larsen
No. 2
Second Ave
Manhattan
Larsen
Kings County
Troyave
Fultoast
Abraham Abraham's Elevator Plan To Ease Fulton Street Traffic
Abraham Abraham proposes an elevated railroad on Livingston Street to relieve Fulton Street congestion. The plan would omit widening Livingston Street and uses inclines at Boerum Place Court Street and Flatbush Avenue. He has discussed the idea with Brooklyn Rapid Transit President Rossiter and Manufacturers' Association members and plans a public scheme soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton-st
Abraham Abraham
Livington-st
Livingston-st
Abraham
Boerum Place
Court-st. and
Flathb
Rossiter
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Manufacturers’ Association
Woman gored by cow in Plainfield pasture attack
Mrs O P Wolbert of East Front Street was seriously injured when a cow owned by neighbor Oscar F Pearson charged in a pasture yesterday. She was knocked down and trampled, a horn wound her neck. Pearson’s wife drove the animal away and Wolbert remains at home, not believed fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
O. P. Wolbert
East Front St
Oscar F. Pearson
Killed by the Kick of a Horse in Newark Stable
William Klinger a 25 year old hostler in Bernard Sire s sales stable Bridgest Newark was killed by a horse kick while harnessing the animal. Three men watched as the horse striking with its hind hoof struck him on the jaw. He died in five minutes after arriving from Lancaster Penn a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Klinger
Bernard Sire
Bridgest
Newark
Klinger
Sener
Woman Causes Trouble for Seven Men in Hackensack
Hannah Carey of Ridgefield Park resisted arrest in Hackensack after noon. She beat a constable so he retired and called six assistants. Four men bore marks of the struggle while she lost much of her clothing and injured an arm. Charged with possessing a machine a customer failed to pay for, she was locked up overnight and later bailed.
Eye Destroyed by Hot Steel Chip at Elizabethport Shop
Former Fire Chief William J. Masony of Elizabethport suffered the loss of an eye when a red hot steel chip flew into it at the Central Railroad blacksmith shop. Doctors fear the injury may endanger his remaining eye as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Masony
Elizabeth
Central Railroad
Elizabethport
Masony
Hudson County National Bank Chief Resigns on Ill Health
Richard D. Washburn president of the Hudson County National Bank in Jersey City tendered his resignation yesterday for ill health. He was granted a two month leave of absence and Dr. John D. McGill vice president will act as president during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Washburn
Hudson County National Bank
Jersey City
John D. McGill
Washburn
Four Arrest Warrants Issued After Ridgefield Park Boat Club Break-In
Justice Heath issued warrants for four suspects after a break in at the Ridgefield Park Boat Club last night. Walter Thompson the janitor was dragged toward the river and left to drown but he saved himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
Aged Flagman Killed At Montclair Crossing
Edward Stone an aged flagman on the Erie Railroad was struck by a train at 9 o clock last night near the gravel pits at Little Falls He died ten minutes after reaching Mountainside Hospital Montclair from the injuries sustained in the crossing accident Special report June 22
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
Edward Stone
Erie Railroad
Little Falls
Mountainside Hospital
Plainfield Republicans Raise 1900 Banner After Nomination
Plainfield Republicans unfurled a 15 by 30 foot McKinley and Roosevelt banner on Northave after Roosevelt’s nomination was officially declared. The banner was already painted with the candidates' names and signals the party’s early display in Union County.
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Plainfield
Union County
McKinley
Roosevelt
Northave
Colored Republicans organize in Montclatr Second Ward
The colored citizens of the Second Ward organized a Republican club with President Emanuel Jackson, Secretary Thomas A. Williams, Treasurer George Pryor. Enrollment Committee members Addison Dorsey Edward Cook and George Pryor oversaw an enrollment of fifty six members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclatr
Second Ward
Emanuel Jackson
Thomas A. Williams
George Pryor
Addison Dorsey
Edward Cook
Rev. John A. Westman Promoted at St. Mary's
Plainfield June 22 Special The Rev John A Westman assistant rector of St Marys Church for two years was named vice president of Seton Hall College at Orange by Bishop Wigger He is the youngest to hold that post at under twenty eight Father John McGeary of Washington was chosen as assistant rector at St Marys to fill the vacancy created by Westmans promotion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Westman
Quail Season Ends in New Brunswick. Farmer Fined
New Brunswick reports the close season for quail. Erhardt Jager of Milltown was arrested after a quail was shot. Justice Housell heard the case, resulting in a total cost of 476 including fine and costs, charged by Game Warden Charles Ayres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Erhardt Jager
Milltown
Charles Ayres
Jager
Justice Housell
Newark man sentenced for fatal assault in County Court
William Parkinson of Newark New Jersey received four years and six months in County Court after a guilty verdict for first degree assault. The May 6 attack on Thomas Bedson outside Mrs McChesney's house on Atlantic Ave near Ralph Ave led to Bedson's death. Parkinson claimed self defense. Also noted was the Warwick steamer's first season trip between Hamilton and South Beach Staten Island and a hung jury in Adolph Hoffman naturalization fraud case, with retrial planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parkinson
Newark
N. J
Hurd
Parkinson
Thomas Bedson
Betwe Ort
Ex County Treasurer’s Son Caught In Front Yard Raid
Ex county treasurer Hubert G Taylor complained about ball playing in front of his Rossst address. Police raided and three boys were detained, later released after clemency request. One boy was Taylors son William. Magistrate Voorhees gave a warning and discharged all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert G. Taylor
No. 138
Rossst
Lee-ave
Mr. Taylor
William
Taylor
Voorhees
Essex Cavalry Troop Plans Week-Long July 4 Practice March
The Essex Cavalry Troop of Newark in the First Brigade New Jersey National Guard will conduct a one week practice march starting July 4. The troop covers its own expenses and two Regular Army wagons will accompany to carry extras.
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Essex Cavalry
Newark
New Jersey National Guard
Railroad officials inspect Long Island line voyage
Pennsylvania Railroad leaders and Long Island Railroad officials completed a two day inspection tour. President Baldwin accompanied the party as they visited Greenport Hicksville Northport and Oyster Bay before returning by private yacht and special train.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Baldwin
Long Island Railroad
Long Island City
Greenport
Hicksville
Northport
Wading River
Northport Harbor
Huntington Bay
East Neck
Lloyd's Neck
Death of prominent Hempstead resident Alanson S Bedell
Hempstead Long Island June 22 Alanson Seaman Bedell died yesterday at his home on Elton street He was seventy one years old born in Hempstead and had been ill for years He owned substantial village property and built the first brick house erected in Long Island City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Long Island
Alanson Seaman Bedell
Ilton St
Hempstead Sevety
Bank of Jamaica elects fifteen directors at stockholders meeting
At a stockholders meeting the Bank of Jamaica elected additional directors under new by laws to reach fifteen. New directors include William H. Baldwin Jr George D Pratt Cord Meyer A B White George W Young and Frederick L Eldridge. William L Wood resigns as cashier and W D Llewellyn becomes acting cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Jamaica
Wiliam H. Baldwin, Jr
Long Island Railroad
George D. Pratt
Cord Meyer
McKinley and Roosevelt Campaign Club Formed
A McKinley and Roosevelt Campaign Club was organized last night at the Grove Park Hotel, Freeport. Officers elected include John May as president Owen W. Humphrey first vice president William H. Cutler second vice president Alphonso Smith third vice president Edward F. Cook treasurer W P Jones secretary A T Stitson recording secretary F E Pitcher financial secretary and Harry E Van Riper sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Long Island
Grove Park
John May
Owen W. Humphrey
William H. Cutler
Alphonso Smith
Edward F. Cook
W. P. Jones
A. T. Stitson
F. E. Pitcher
Harry E. van Riper
Holt petitions bankruptcy in Brooklyn
Mary A. Holt of United States Rubber Works filed a voluntary bankruptcy in Brooklyn. The petition lists mobilities at 62042 dollars and assets at 96896 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Mary A. Holt
United States Rubber Works
Graduation at St Francis College amid Academy of Music ceremony
The forty first commencement exercises at St Francis College were held last night at the Academy of Music. Right Rev P J McNamara presided and conferred diplomas. Papers were read by Henry J Walsh James E O Donnell and Martin J Liggane. James A Roache received a Master of Arts and Dr John Griffin a Doctor of Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis College
Academy of Music
P. J. McNamara
Henry J. Walsh
James E. O'Donnell
Martin J. Liggane
James A. Roache
John Griffin
Navy Yard Notes Report Kentucky Arrival and Holland Yo-yo
It was reported at the Brooklyn Navy Yard that the battleship Kentucky now at Newport Rhode Island would reach the yard mid next week for drydock preps ahead of a speed test near the city instead of Boston. The submarine boat Holland with yacht Josephine arrived and will sail to Newport or with the tug Wampatuck. The Wampatuck will bring back the Osceola crew.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
Kentucky
Newport
R. I
Boston
Holland
Josephine
Wampatuck
Drowned Cab Driver in Gravesend Bay
James McGuire a 30 year old cab driver from Manhattan drowned while bathing near Connolly's Bathing Pavilion in Gravesend Bay. He swam beyond his depth, was knocked by a large wave and could not signal for help. The body was recovered ten minutes later with few swimmers nearby.
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James McGuire
Greenwich Ave
Manhattan
Connolly
Fifteenth Ave
Judges for the Saengerfest prize singing
The Northeastern Saengerbund Saengerfest announces judges for the prize singing contests to begin at the 13th Regiment Armory in Brooklyn on June 13. The panel includes Gustav Hinrichs of New York, August Bischoff of Brooklyn, Samuel L. Hermann of Philadelphia, Carl Riegg of Newark, N J, and Richard Ortmann of Baltimore Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
13Th Regiment Armory
Brooklyn
Gustav Hinrichs
New York
August Bischoff
Samuel L. Hermann
Philadelphia
Carl Riegg
Newark
N. J
Richard Ortmann
Baltimore
Jersey City Republicans Rally to McKinley Roosevelt Nominations
The Bergen Club Fremont Club and Lafayette Battery celebrated McKinley’s renomination and Roosevelt’s nomination with ratification meetings and a twenty one gun salute. Messages from local units in Hudson County praised the nominations and pledged support to Theodore Roosevelt and the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Roosevelt
Jersey City
Bergen Club
Fremont Club
Lafayette Battery
Joe McKinley
Lafayette
Hudson Dees N. J
Ohn C. Kaiser
Ae Ion
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Longesland
Seers Republican
Hudson County
N. J
Teddy
Delegates Laud McKinley Roosevelt Nomination Inevitable
Counselor M G ee of Jersey City notes Roosevelt dominated western and southern delegates. He predicts high voter turnout but warns against overconfidence. Edward M Watson, also a Vinth District delegate, praises the convention’s energy and McKinley’s renomination reaction.
German editor and publisher August Koehler dies in Orange
August Koehler, prominent German resident and proprietor of the United Liquor Dealers Hotel, died this morning in Orange. Born in Cologne in 1852, he came to America at age ten and founded The Orange Sonntagsblatt in 180. He led the Justice publication and held multiple Orange fraternal posts. He married Ottilie in 1879. five children survive.
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Orange
August Koehler
United Liquor Dealers’ Association of
United States
Cologne-on-the-Rhine
Orange Sonntagsblatt
Justice
National Liquor Dealers’ Association
Orange Maennerchor
Harugari Saengerbund
Orange Lodge No. l, B. PL. O. Elis
Golden Star
Orange Valley
Junger Maennerchor
United Germania Schuetzen Bund
Ottiliese
Summit Woman Dies in Fire at Chestnut Avenue Home
Neighbors spotted a fire at Ellen Dougherty's framed cottage on Chestnut avenue Summit this afternoon. Firemen found Mrs. Dougherty, sixty, dead on the second floor before a lounge. the blaze started by an oil stove explosion. Damages were slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit
Ellen Dougherty
Chestnut-ave
Orange High School Commencement Held in Music Hall
Orange June 22 Special The Orange High School commencement exercises were held this evening in Music Hall. The service opened with prayer by Rev Charles Townsend. Dr William M Swingle superintendent presided. Scholarship prizes were presented by J Douglas Alien president of the Alumni Association. The class was presented for graduation by Dr Swingle and diplomas oriented by Dr Edgar Calvinbert president of the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Orange High School
Music Hall
Charles Townsend
William M. Swingle
J. Douglas Alien
Alumni Association
Swingle
Edgar Calvinbert
Board of Education
West Orange High School Holds Commencement Exercises
West Orange on June 22 held its commencement exercises presided over by Superintendent E. D. McCollum. Diplomas were presented by J. Smith Piera, president of the Board of Education, with remarks to the graduates by Coleman E. Kissam. Names include Miss M Elizabeth Walker and Albert Gossweiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Orange
West Orange High School
E. D. McCollum
J. Smith Piera
Board of Education
Coleman E. Kissam
M. Elizabeth Walker
Albert Gossweiler
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Third-Ave. Bridge
Taxpayers’ Associations
Bronx
Whalen
Board of Estimate
Third-ave Bridge
TRUST
Barbara Aubs
H. B. Kirk & CO
Brooklyn News
Trolley
the Boys’ High School
Vernon M. Davis
Charles Francis Lawson
Frederick Russell Long
Francis A. Maikovsky
William Francis Mathews
Theodore Paul Nanz
Arthur Albert Palmer
Arthur Cranston Perkins
Edward Couch Phelps
Charles Lyman Rand
Frank H. Richardson
Harwood Eldridge Ryan
Joseph Slavit
Edward Sreider
Walter Stephen Henry Alexander Storer
William Battey Taber
Alfred Fayette Upson
Wiliam F. van Deiise, Jr
Lester Davis Ward
William Ezra Woodruff
David Zalenko
Ney
Oliver Sidney Ackley, Jr
William Barber
Frederick V. Bennis
Alvin H. Beyer
Norman Moore Chivers
Ibert Davis
Frederick W. Germann
Walter S. Gierasch
Frederick M. Gilbert
George Washington Harper
Gerhard W. Heueer
Frederick H. Leggett
Thomas T. Read
Nathaniel Smith Reeves
Henry E. K. Ruppel
Franklin Stevens Storey
Paul Hamilton Welch
Everett D. Barlow, Jr
James A. Campbell
Lindsley Fiske
Lily Bradford Baylies
Anna Whitehead Beach
Robert Studebaker Binker
Ethel Adelaide Bryant
Elisha Williams Bussineil
Isabel Caldwell
Arenee
Ambrose Clough
Edith Wells Dalton
Alice Minott Day
Edith May Downing
Ada Haupert Duberwell
Percy Edwards
Stanley Channing Fowler
Jessie Isabelle Gerard
Harriett Colfax Harriott
Mable Heffley
Nellie Elizabeth Heffley
Florence Eddy Hubbard
Alceste Jenkins
E. H. Beiser
Imogene Clark
Thaddeus Kerlin
Gertrude Ellis Ludden
Melvin Judson Miller
Lewis Edgar Meeker, Jr
Hessie Bradshaw Moore
Charlotte Elizabeth Morgan
Raymond Nutting
Frederick Clifford Pitcher
John Simpson Rae
Henry Bidlack Heed, Jr
Ella Chapin Rowell
Mary Blossom Searle
Edith Theodora Simonson
Charles Stillman Sperry
Lillian Durant Wengenroth
Robert Winslow
Robert Lowell Wood
NEW Jersey News
Colonel Eddy
John A. Westman
ESSEX
Mkinley and Roosevelt Club
ST. Francis
Navy Yard Notes
Gravesend Bay
Gene ‘Miller
Edward Miller & C.O
Mautscerers
Weat
Bet
Park Pi
Barclay
Wanser Club
M’gee
Flavel Meee
Delaware River
South
New-York
Edward M. Watson
Vinth Congress
Fourth Avenue
Art Needlework Store
Tenth Street
John
A. T. Stewart & Co
Wanamaker
Ninth and
Tenth Streets
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