Floral Park to Montauk Plan Battle Training for Coast Defense
Floral Park to Montauk Point will host a provisional battery of the New National Guard for a coastal defense drill from July 4 to 17. The exercise includes field artillery, wagon trains, and marching to Montauk with targets and scouts testing live-fire readiness and coordination with U S Navy coast defenses.
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Long Island
Floral Park
Montauk Point
National Guard
Stateny
Montauk
Sphra
George A. Wingate
2D Fad Artillery
NG. N.Y
Warmand
J. BW. Corey
Pier Davis
Ith
Hieid
School of
Fort
Marty ‘Pall
United States Artillery
Meriph
J. J. McQuillan
United Field Artillery
Fort Hill
Mostane
Sitian
Pedvien
Blue Point
Moriches
Werhampton
Shinnececk Hills
HH. Rogers
FH. Wines
F. B. Earle
Chauncey Matlock
R. Strong
Galdo F. Verbeth
Eecae Heaemans Ie Saveaie Ox
Kawian
East Side Merchants form Moss non partisan district ticket
About one hundred merchants gathered at Saint Eldridgn Street to form the Moss Non-partisan Judge league to support Frank Moxs for District Attorney. The group endorsed his candidacy against Tammany Hall and pledged to present his merits to the public.
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Moss
East Side
K Mowe
Mintriet Attorrill
Criminal Courts
Ae University
Saint No
Eldridgn Atrent
Yer
Mors
League
Frank Moxs
At- Bey
Bammany Hall
Ney
Sukin
H. Allen
Henry
Durborow Fails In Third Sandy Hook to Battery Swim
Charles Durborow, the Philadelphia bank teller, failed in a seven hour effort to swim from Sandy Hook to the Battery after battling wind tide and drift. He signaled the follow boat at the Narrows and was picked up at 1:42 pm. He vows not to try again, citing futile tide and rough sea.
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Sandy Hook
Battery
Charles Durborow
Philadelphia
Durbarow
Narrows
Maud
Seeley
Beteke
Atlantic City
John Paynter
Charles Olsen
Keansburg Lifeguards
Arnold Kemps
Otto Michaels
American Lifesaving Society
War Department
Durborow
Captain Bereke
Fort Hancock
Gedney
Miles
Ambrose Ship Channel
Ife
Midland Beach
Staten Island
Norton
Cape May
Delaware Bay
Delaware Shore
Primary Day in Albany Faces Fire and Politics
Albany braces for a direct primary as Governor Sulzer fights to push his measures with a political hearing set for tomorrow. Judiciary committees refuse another hearing, but executive letters summon lawmakers to the Assembly chamber. Five firefighters were overcome by smoke fighting a blaze at 68 Thomas Street, with Chief Crowley repeatedly entering the four story loft building to rescue others before collapse.
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Albany
Sulzer
War Board
Mi Tomerow
Judiciary
Senate
Assembly
Haten
Harold J. Hin
Govenor
Thomas Street
Feldman Packing Box Company
Timothy Crowley
Engine Company
Murphy
Enegine Company
Mettine Tock
James Fitzpatrick
David Calvelry
Acti Hattalon
Crowley
Walt
Enrolment Drive Supports Mayor Gaynor in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn Gaynor enrolment committee promotes his renomination citing the dual subway system and five cent fare as administration achievements. The circular praises his persistency and calm, judicial stance. Committee chair Charles H. Higgins and secretary John W. Tumbridge lead, with an advisory list including George W. Brower and several clergymen.
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Brooklyn
Gaynor
Circwlars
Special Transit
Board of Estimate
New York
Charles H. Higgins
John W. Tumbridge
George W. Brower
Monsignor, Barret
John Condon
Desmond Dunne
James M. Farrar
Edward
Whitman Sends Message to College Point Republican Group
A telegram from District Attorney Whitman to Charles McConnell, president of the ABKO association, was read at College Point during the outing. He praised the group’s past work and voiced confidence of loyal support in the mayoralty race this fall. Joseph P Hackett led the parade from the West 14th Street clubhouse to the pier where Mount Morris awaited.
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Wth
College Point
Whitman
Charles Mcconnell
Joseph P Hackett
West 14Th Street
Enlistment Talk Seeks Hoboes for Industrial Army
A Manhattan meeting under the Brotherhood Welfare Association debated social causes of unemployment and a bill to form an industrial army. The plan, organized by Cora Harvey and supporters, would recruit able bodied men over sixteen and pay different wages by residency length, with a president as commander in chief and industrial officers for states and Washington DC. Committees will report on Sunday to decide whether hoboes will endorse the measure.
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Manhattan Lycemm
Eust Th Street
Aber
J. Bats How
Cora Harvey
Brotherhood Welfare Association
Wau
Alexander Law
New York
Hobo Association
United States
Hin
District of Columbia
Pastor criticizes Mellen over law disregard in wreck blame
In a Washington Heights church service Reverend Harold Patterson criticized President Mellen for shifting blame after the New Haven wreck. He argued engineers and brakes are scapegoats and blamed bad management and widespread lax enforcement of laws. He called for a thorough personal and public examination and strict conditions to prevent evasion of rules.
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Harold Pattison
Washington Heights
Mellen
New Haven
Vacation crowds tax transit lines as July Fourth rush grows
Grand Central Terminal officials report a July Fourth travel surge with 70 000 passengers daily. Extra sleeping cars, capacity trains, and additional coaches depart for resorts on the New Haven Pennsylvania Lackawanna and other lines. Boats run at full capacity as travelers head to seashore and mountain destinations amid warm weather.
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Har Harbor Xpress
State of Maine
New Haven
New York
Pennsylvania
Lackawann
Lackawanna
The
News
Homista
Hoboken
Twlawate
Mount Porano
Adirondack
New Hampshiee
Vermont
Casallas
Japsenger
Fall River
Providence
Itiver Boats
Exposition for Negroes in New York state arms
The Emancipation Commission of New York hosts a late October exposition in state forces showing black achievements in industry education and the arts across fifteen divisions. A pageant and two concerts accompany the program with Governors Day Douglass Day and Lincoln Day events and multiple performances.
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Arma
Emancipation Commission
State of New York
Douglan Pay
Lincoln
Kennedy Mum on Sulzer and Sing Sing Warden Removal
Frank J. Kennedy refused to comment at length on the state executive action after being removed from the Sing Sing Prison warden post by Governor Sulzer. He said he did not expect to be ousted by his own party and noted he would, however, speak later if he chose. Kennedy is identified as a Tammany Hall man.
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Frank J. Kennedy
Sing Sing Prison
Sulzer
E Will May
Kennedy
Tammany Hall
Dog Poisoners At Work On Kant Ride Kill Five Dogs
Five dogs died after being fed a bone laced with poison on Kant Ride. A deranged individual is blamed for the attack. Victims include a Boxton bull terrier owned by John Brolber and a bulldog belonging to James Drauser. Dran ter found a bone with poison in a dog's mouth.
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John Brolber
Kantsist Street
James Drauser
East Slat Street
Dranter
Odds and Rader Case Tangles Police and D A in Theft Probe
Police and district attorney continue joint investigations into detectives accused by Taldore Rader of colluding with track thieves. Rader named at least six detectives in confessions to Judge Rwann and the Funtriet At torners office as key players in returning stolen goods. Officials said the matter may reach a grand jury after scrutiny of the confession and related testimony. Rader, jailed on grand larceny, declared his remorse and claimed the thieves used him, while lamenting his wife and children in custody.
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Taldore Rader
Rwann
Funtriet Attorners
Rader
Isidore van Attorney
Waldo
Wasservowel
Paice
McKenney
Alk
Cinten Mivet
Puller
Thieven
Moskowitz
Rostwick
Yentertay
Comtessom In & Jong Obe
Kramd
Jack Rose
Five-Nation Police Board Accepts Plan In Principle
Secretary Bryan announced in Washington that an eighteen-nation plan for a permanent international commission is acceptable in principle. The proposed body would include five members from contracting countries, with one chosen by each government, one from another country, and a fifth by mutual agreement. Vacancies to follow original appointments. plan is a suggestion and open to further proposals.
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Sune
Peare
Bryan
Baby eland born at York Zoological Gardens in Bronx
William T. Hornaday reports the birth of a rare eland at the York Zoological Gardens in the Bronx. The calf, said to be a first for the East, followed by the keepers as the parents cherished their newborn. The eland lineage traces to Mopele and Woburn Abbey, with a prior infant eland that died last year.
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William T. Hornaday
York Zoological Gardens
Mesland
Duke of Bedford
Mopelevate
Woburn Abbey
England
Eland
Rayreuther
Ranke
Excitement Kills Fan in Cleveland Detroit Game
The thrilling Cleveland Detroit baseball clash yesterday ended fatally for Rev. Thomas S Hodgson retired pastor aged seventy of Willoughby who collapsed from heart failure on a street car while returning home.
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Cleveland
Thomas
Hodgson
Willoughby
Red Auto Yeggs Active on Long Island Again
On Long Island a bandit trio using a red automobile blew open a post office safe in Peconic and a railroad office safe in Cutchogue, stealing about $200. Railroad inspectors, government agents, and village police hunt the three men, believed to be the same gang who creased safes at Mattituck for $12,000 earlier. The getaway car was seen near Jefferson & Co store and the general store near Peconic before the escape toward Riverhead.
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Long Island
Cutchogue
Peconte
Peconic
Jefferson & Co
Louis Jefferson
Riverhead
Jefferson Raya
Ernest W. Morrell
Long Island Railroad
Cateh~enue
Morrell
Adame Express Company
Theeont
Mattituck Hawk
Labor secretary urges eight hour day for railroad workers
Secretary of Labor William B. Wilton told the annual memorial service of railroad unions that an eight hour day and home time for train crews are needed reforms. He warned sixteen hour shifts are unsafe and called for a future where workers can spend off hours at home with their families.
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Philivserpananeeo
William B. WH Aon
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Order of
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Wilton
Bettys Gossiping Again Chimpanzee Reunites With Susie After Accident
Betty the chimpanzee at the New York Zoological Park has fully recovered from a right hip fracture and possible skull injury suffered after a fall from a swingset bar. After a plaster cast removal she was placed in her cage with twin Susie and greeted with affectionate exchanges. Betty and Susie were imported from Africa two years ago by Professor Garner noted for claiming to understand monkey language.
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Betty
New York Zoological Park
Susie
Seater Tay
W. Teed Blate
Blair
Kisnes
Rossip
Betty Susie
Africa
Garner
White Wings In Church Honor For City Service Band
Commissioner Edwards and his Street Cleaning Department Band attended Grace Methodist in Westworth Street for an evening service. Dr. Christian Reisner preached on A Clean New York and praised the band’s civic effort. Edwards lauded staff dedication, noting uniforms are paid for by the workers and praising police aid in keeping streets clean.
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Commissioner Edwards
Christian FP. Reisner
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Westworth Street
Edwards
Reisner
New York
Euterpe
Dr. Reisner
Grace Churen
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