Mayor Pins Medals on Eight Fire Heroes for Skill
City Hall ceremony honors Officer and men of Engine 39 and others for bravery during 1913 rescues. Mayor Mitchel and Fire Commissioner Adamson praise acts saving a mother from a window, a baby, and a man overboard, as 29 medals and five college medals are awarded to firefighters and staff.
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City Hall
Mayer
Kate Company No. 29
Fire Department
Hower Adamson
Adamson
Willre
Seenaan
W. Holden Weeks
Board ‘of Merit
Board of Merit
Excape
Mer
Bertha Bradley
Mooney
Simp
Mrs. Bradley
Patrick Weleh
Schoener
Andlone
J. Costello
Louie le Rit
Isadore Hirachkorn
McAllister
Walsh
Frederick J. Simpson
Mre. Bradley
Thomas d. Luews
W. Dere
William J. McGrath
Johenson Farley
Hook and Canary
Seymour J. Guy
Alonso Weise
Joseph Turdy
George J. Mubluts
William Mee Gough
Arthur Philbing
Charles Fay
John d. Monahan
Charles Hornk
Preserick Hillam
Albert Keller
James J. Oates
John D. Leamy
Glynn Reaches Chicago in Curious Journey
Governor Martin H. Glynn of New York arrived in Chicago with William The trip, described as an incident, involved private business and a ruse to view the city’s fine buildings Glynn praised Theodore Roosevelt and predicted Celene would run for governor if he chose to seek the office during a continental tour for new ideas.
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Martin H. Glynn
New York
William
Chicago
Theodore Housevelt
Celene
Fire heroes marching to receive bravery medals
Firefighters from multiple companies line up for bravery medals in a ceremony. The photograph lists J. F. Mooney, Captain P. Walsh, F. J. Costello, W. McMlister, Captain F. J. Simpson, and others from Hook and Ladder and Engine companies as part of the honored group.
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P. Walsh
F. J. Costello
W. McMlister
F. J. Simpson
I. J. Lateas
Hook and Ladder Company
J. W. Deja
Comany
W. J. McGrath
Ships Crash Amid Dense Fog Off New Jersey Coast
Dense fog delayed harbor traffic and caused two collisions yesterday. The steamboat Taurus was rammed by the ferry Red Bank near Liberty Street, injuring seven passengers slightly and tearing the Taurus’s port side. A second crash occurred between the schooner Samuel P. Bowers and the steamboat Point Comfort in the lower bay, while the ferry Bronk reported damaged rudders but otherwise reached port safely.
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Parole Release Nears for Death in Bosschicter Murder Case
Trenton June 4 The Board of Prison Inspectors may parole William A Death of Paterson, convicted in 1901 for the Jennie Bosschietor murder. Death would be the third of four sentenced to gain freedom. Walter McAllister remains, with about half of a 30 year term served. The case has long drawn clemency appeals from Paterson friends.
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N. J
Board of Prison Inspectors
William A. Death
Paterson
Jennie Bosschicter
Priday
Inez Winter
George J. Kerr
Andrew Campbell
Walter McAllister
Court of Pardons
Rosachietor
New Jersey
Holman Case With Jury To Day In Federal Trial
In Hartford Conn a jury will hear the Holman case over a $54000 claim against Rev Crefton Brenton Dr Paul Waterman and Oliver Smith after fifteen days of arguments in federal court Judge Ridwin will charge the jury tomorrow morning The defense challenges the claim as rot and points to alleged coercion in transporting the plaintiff to Brattleboro while asserting the doctors aided her resistance to voluntary hospitalization and the scandal surrounding the clergy and physicians.
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Waterville
Creweton Brenton
Yonkers Episcopal Church
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Oliver ©. Smith
Ridwin
Cleregyman
Fitzgerald
Brenton
Brattleboro
Pitegerald
Massachusetts
Smith
Robbery at Waldo Home Leads to Arrests
Four men confessed to robbing former Police Commissioner Waldo's Madison Avenue home of about 1500 dollars worth of silver and jewels. They said they pawned the loot on Third Avenue and also admitted looting David Horowitz's store on Third Avenue. Names given include John Gross, Koen, and Alfred Armstrong with listed addresses.
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40Th St
Toad Invasion Fills Keystone Town With Confusion
In Greenville Venn dunes yesterday hundreds of toads frightened residents as ground swarmed with the creatures after a heavy rain. People reported hearing a strange chorus and many believed it rained toads, though the event subsided within hours.
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Dune
Suffragists in Union Reap a Suffrage Harvest at Meeting
The Decumrmonesis ovwnnappers and Accountants Union saw ten of twenty new members join during the Women’s Trade Union League regular monthly meeting. Several new members were stenographers from the Women’s Political Union, tied to Brooklyn party work, with leaders including Mia Elrod Johnstone and Ingrid Nelson cited among speakers.
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Women's Trade Union League
New York
Women's Political Union
James P. Boyle
Bookeepers’ and Accountants’ Union
Priat
Speaki
Unten
Mia Elrod Johnstone
Brooklyn
Mase Ingrid Nelson
Girl aims for law career amid factory work talks
In Chelsea neighborhood discussions led by Miss Ueland and George Chathell, 21 girls at the Public Library explored career options beyond factories. They heard that many women marry or work at home, but should view work as a dignified path and seek diverse skills to avoid being limited to a single factory task.
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George H. Chathell
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Ieeld
Mias
Jury Fixing Hints Do Not Stop Scanlan Trial
The failure to fund printing for the Hoyan anti-drug law order blanks was resolved as the state printer proceeds and readiness grows for implementation. Meanwhile, hospitals are crowded and the law’s patient commitments face capacity problems, prompting calls to expand the Warwick colony and build space for drug addicts.
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Deane
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Mularkey
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Pray
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John Doe
Boston
Harlem
City official denies myth of city press agent
Mayor Mitchel said Dr. Levin Blan in the Commissioner's office was not a city press agent or news tensor. He stated no commissioner needs to consult Blan before releasing news and all commissioners may speak on any subject. Blan remains employed only in a clerical capacity.
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Widow Tells Sad Story in Court
In Tombs court Magistrate Herbert ordered widow Mary Russell kept at Florence Crittenton Home until she can testify again against Salvatore Fiore and George J. Mers. She described losing husband at sea near St John’s Newfoundland and the death of her baby, then seeking work after moving to New York. She says a man in a movie house urged her to go to Fiore Mo roesta for employment and she followed his advice when she could not find income.
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Florence Crittentom
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Monroe
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Monroesta
Subpoenaed chauffeurs to be quizzed in Schwitofsky case
District Attorney plans inquiries into three chauffeurs who ignored subpoenas for a Board of Parole hearing on Alfred Schwitofsky’s 20 year sentence. A special commissioner may issue further subpoenas as witnesses Frank Harold, John Rivers and Oncar Bruen are pursued.
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Irue Pubpornias
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McCormick
Schwitofsky
Mark Eisner
Schwitofeke
Dale
Harold
Webster
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Mail truck hits woman near downtown street
A United States mail truck struck a woman early in the morning, knocking her down and likely causing internal injuries and a severe head blow. The woman, about five feet tall with dark hair and complexion, wore black clothing and was taken to Bellevue Hospital for treatment.
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Bellevue Hospital
Cottrell Wails in Brooklyn Divorce Trial
In Brooklyn Supreme Court yesterday Cottrell wept while describing his lost marriage during the divorce case with Beulah S. Miller named as respondent. He said he still loves his wife despite her departure in 1909 and that their son Royall remains part of their history.
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Fat Man Friendly Wardrobe Ad Offers Wide Size Range
A vintage advertisement touts diverse apparel sizes from hats and shoes to shirts and pajamas. It promises ready to wear options and slogans that celebrate body inclusivity, listing prices from 16 to 82 cents and sizes up to 54 for undergarments and 20 for shirts.
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Lee, a two year old, faced care duties as Mrs. Cottrell left in May 1010. A separation suit was filed. witnesses described a conflict over the child and a letter written to Beulah. The witness sobbed recounting a scene with his wife and his aunt.
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