Bishop Potter Targets Hexton Vicar in Police Detail Plan
Rev. R Fillingham of Hexton Hertfordshire has clashed with Bishop Henry C Potter of New York. Potter urged authorities to deploy police to protect St Mary the Virgin services and warned followers to avoid disruption. Fillingham replied accusing Potter of violence and ignorance as the dispute draws in English clergy and New York parishes.
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DR. Potter
Hexton
Henry C. Potter
R . Fillingham
Hertfordshire
Neland
G. M. Christian
Gnade
Bishop Potter
Cooperstown
Otsego County
Church of England
New-York
Diocese of
New- York
Church of St. Mary the Virgin
H. C. Potte
R. C. Fillingham
Potter
Fillingham
St. Mary the Virgin
Interurban aims for forty to fifty new transfer points in Manhattan
Officials of the Interurban Street Railway announce rapid progress to establish 40 to 50 transfer stations on surface lines in Manhattan to enable free exchanges between Metropolitan and Third Avenue systems. They note most controversial points will be resolved though Broadway at Twenty third Street remains risky for transfers.
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Interurban Street Railway Company
Manhattan Borough
Metropolitan
Third Avenue
Broadway
Twenty-third St
Appellate Division
The
Supreme Court
Third Avenue Company
Manhattan Elevated
Interurban
First-ave
Second-ave
Third-ave
Lexington-ave
Madison-ave
Lenox-ave
Eighthave
Amsterdam-ave
Committee of One Hundred
Justice O'Gorman
Manhattan
Cornell Sweeps River Wins Triple Victory
Ithaca crews dominated the Hudson regatta at Poughkeepsie on June 26, sweeping varsity four and freshman events and taking the four-oared crown by a half length. Cornell’s low stroke pace and lack of pacemaking pressure sealed a widespread victory, with Georgetown second, Wisconsin third, and Columbia finishing last in the varsity. Large crowds and river-side spectators filled the day, as Cornell’s Courtney guided the team to its decisive triumph.
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Tribune
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson
Yale
Thames
Cornell
New Haven Collegians
Ithacans
Courtney
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Georgetown
Syracuse
New York Collegians
Russia Reaffirms Stance On Kishineff Petition
Washington reports say Russia regrets US plans to forward a Kishineff petition from American Jews but will not alter its policy against interfering in another nation's internal affairs. The Russian government pledges cordial reception for the American envoy but reiterates its noninterference principle and warns against any implied motives.
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Riddle
St. Petersburg
McCormick
Russia
United States
Militia Guards Armory in Wilmington Amid Rumors of Attack
A tense scene in Wilmington as four National Guard companies guard the armory after rumors of a mob attack. Gatling gun at the entrance, armed guards at doors, and saloons and public meeting places closed. Police keep crowds apart while reports of racial rioting echo through the city. A negro victim dies in court-ruled rioting fallout as arrests and sentences unfold.
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Wilmington
Del
National Guard
Senorita Lopezs Loss of Jewelry in Buffalo
Senorita Clemenzia Lopez sister of Sixto Lopez guest of Mayor Knight’s daughter in Buffalo reports $3,000 worth of jewelry missing from her satchel. She kept it with her, except when the porter held it. Mayor Knight notified police.
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Buffalo
Senorita Clemenzia Lopez
Sixto Lopez
Mayor Knight
Senorita Lopez
Miss Knight
MEN LIFT CAR OFF GIRL AFTER ACCIDENT AT ELEVATED LINE
Augusta Wangler six years old of 2355 Eighth Ave was trapped under a southbound streetcar near Eighth Ave and One Hundred Twenty Seventh St in Augusta New York. Passengers and officers lifted the car and she was rescued by Policeman Whitney who carried her to a drug store then to J Hood Wright Hospital where doctors found deep scalp wounds a possible skull fracture a left leg fracture severe bruises and possible internal injuries. The hospital later received the ambulance delay caused by no available units and the incident remains grave.
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Eighthave
Augusta Wangler
John Mulcahy
Ninth Ave
Whitney
Law
Frederick Haeder
West Eleventh St
Augusta
West One-hundred-and Twenty-Fifth-St
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Murphy at Bay in Dock Board Scandal Fight
District Attorney Jerome and Assistant Clarke pursue Charles F. Murphy leader of Tammany Hall over Dock Board leasing faults. Murphy defends the board and alleges no fraud while witnesses prepare to testify and scrutiny targets Alderman James E. Gaffney and John J. Murphy.
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Jerome
Marshall B. Clarke
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Dock Board
Murphy
Old Dock Board
John J
Gaffney
William H. Burke
John Fleming
Brown & Fleming
James Milligan
Clarke
Seventy-ninth St. Pier
New-York
James E. Gaffney
Alderman Gaffney
New-York Contracting and Trucking Company
E. L Gaffney
John J. Murphy
van Wyck
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