New Jersey Officials Debate Pascoaic Valley Sewer Plan
A Newark City Hall conference of 21 New Jersey municipalities discussed the Pasquaic Valley trunk sewer plan amid concerns over cost shares and treatment options. Paterson opposed the plan and urged studies on purifying sewage at Newark Meadows while others urged caution before committing to the project.
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New Jersey
Pasoaic Valley
Newark City Hall
Haussling
Newark
Pasqaic Valley
Montclair
Orange
East Orange
Bloomfield
Paterson
McBride
New York Bay
New York State
Passaic Valley
Paterson and
Passaic
Governor Fort
Edward Hatch, Jr
New York Merchants’ Association
Jersey
Three Klimacks Children Die In Meveland Fire
In Meveland tonight a house fire killed Arthur eight, Walter four, and Ida two Klimacks and left father William with critical burns, mother Annie badly burned, and Mary Ehrman injured from a jump. The blaze started in the upper part from an unknown source and smothered the children.
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Meveland
William Klimacks
Arthur Klimacks
Walter Klimacks
Ida Klimacks
Annie C. Klimacks
Mary Ehrman
Wadleigh High School Graduates in Evening Commencement
Wadleigh High School held graduation exercises in its Assembly Hall on 114th Street and Seventh Avenue. Clarence E. Meloney and Frank H. Partridge addressed the girls, with Principal Dr. John J. Wright offering remarks. Meloney urged success through knowledge, character, and choice of friends. Partridge noted the shift from dependence to independent young businesswomen and the move from poetry to practicality.
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Wadleigh High School
114Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Clarence E. Meloney
Frank H. Partridge
Board of Education
John J. Wright
Meloney
Brooklyn School Holds Modified Commencement After Death
Miss Emma H. Payne of 188 Eighth Avenue collapsed in Brooklyn delaying Public School 77 graduation. Principal Channing Stebbins initially canceled the ceremony before the Board of Education intervened and a shortened program was approved.
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Emma HH. Payne
Eighth Avenue
First Street
Sixth Avenue
Brooklyn
Channing Stebbins
Stebbins
Board of Education
Stuyvesant High School Holds Graduation Exercises
Ninety three graduates received diplomas yesterday at Stuyvesant High School in the school auditorium. District superintendent Dr Edward W Stitt presided at the exercises and the Rev James A McCague delivered the principal address.
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Stuyvesant High School
Edward W. Stitt
James A. McCague
Veterans See Trenton Falls Trip During Reunion
Members of the Grand Army of the Potomac attended the annual reunion in Mtica, traveling by special train to Trenton Falls. They toured the gorge and electric plant, with a dinner and guides. General Horace Porter spoke on the John Paul Jones body’s Paris return, and General John C. Black addressed the armory on Battles of the Rebellion.
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Mtica. NX
Grand Army of the Potomac
Trenton Falls
Majestic Theatre
Horace Porter
France
John Paul Jones
Paris
John C. Black
Minois
Grace Coulter Recovering After Presbyterian Hospital Operation
Miss Grace Thorne Coulter who has played Mrs Ryder in The Lion and the Mouse since its production is recovering from an operation performed at Presbyterian Hospital on Tuesday. She is expected to leave the hospital within a few weeks.
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Grace Thorne Coulter
Premature Fourth of July Fireworks Cause Window Damage
An early July 4 display in Englewood New Jersey shattered many windows at the Palisade Hotel and nearby houses. Stationer Robert Livingston, keeper of the stock in a portable shed on Dean Street, faced about five dollars in losses after the explosion left only scorched slicks. The cause remains unknown as rockets pierced multiple windows and startled residents.
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Englewood
N. J
Palisade Hotel
Robert Livingston
Dean Street
Livingston
Mr. Livingston
Poison Killed Schenck In Accidental Overdose
The death of Spotswood D. Schenck at the Hotel Wonosco in Lakeville Connecticut was ruled accidental by a coroner's certificate though friends cite acute melancholia and years of drug use. He was a former athlete at Columbia and Wall Street broker who led Beet Sugar Trust affairs before resigning in 1899.
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Spotswood D. Schenck
Schenck
R. Fulton Cutting
Dr. Ward
Albany
Wonosco
Lakeville
Conn
Charles Glenn Collins
Noah Hunt Schenck
Brooklyn
Columbia
Wall Street
Beet Sugar Trust
Effie Morgan
Natalie Pendleton Cutting Schenck
Natalie Schenck
Poison Kills Physician In Philadelphia After Sour Ale
Dr W H Wilson a physician in north Philadelphia died after drinking a sample of ale at home with his wife. Authorities report traces of a pungent acid poison found on examination and a hospital analysis is underway as a police investigation begins.
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Philadelphia
W. H. Wilson
Wilson
Woman Sleuth Trails Man Hours To Nab Shoplifter
Miss Lillian O'Keefe a private detective for a drygoods firm tracked a Cuban suspect named Antonio Martinez from a department store through several shops over four hours. She arrested him after he allegedly purloined trinkets and gloves worth about 15 dollars, with Detective Lauber assisting at a West 20th Street storefront.
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Lillian O'Keefe
Sixth Avenue Drygoods
Antonio Martinez
West 15Th Street
New West
Miss O'Keefe
18Th Street
Broadway
Lauber
City police chief weighs grant of private patrol shields
Police Commissioner Bingham disclosed he sent a letter to Mayor McClellan detailing why he will not grant special officers shields to workers at private patrol firms. He denied race or creed influenced the decision, noting all applicants are screened for fitness based on record and character. About 1,500 special officers exist and roughly 6 percent of applicants are rejected.
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Bingham
McClellan
Simon B. Hess
Metropolitan Electric Protective Company
Associated
Hess
Simon
Jacob
Mike
Percy
Moses H. Grossman
No. 115
Broadway
Night Patrol Association
Teacher and pupil near drowning near Cos Cob Harbor
Greenwich High School assistant principal Herbert Cham berlain and senior Arthur Duff were nearly drowned when a catboat overturned in a squall near Cos Cob Harbor. They swam for shore, reaching land near Riverside despite strong currents and heavy clothing.
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Greenwich
Conn
Herbert
Chamberlain
Greenwich High School
Arthur Duff
Cos Cob Harbor
Mianus River
Riverside
Death from Heat Prostration in Brooklyn
As temperatures cooled New York City reported near absence of heat illnesses. Brooklyn records one death from heat prostration when David Collison of 1 McDonough Street collapsed in a trolley car and died almost immediately.
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Brooklyn
David Collison
McDonough Street
McCarren Mandamus Postponed to July 1 Hearing
The mandamus to compel appointing McCarren men as election inspectors was adjourned to the morning of July 1. The case appeared before Justice Kelly in the Special Term of the Supreme Court Brooklyn yesterday.
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Board of Elections
Appoit McCarren
Justice Kelly
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
University to Study Oriental Education Plan
The University of Chicago board of trustees announced a commission to study the educational situation in the Orient during the coming year. Professor Ernest D. Burton will lead, with Professor Thomas Crowder Chamberlain as joint commissioner, and Dr. Roland Chamberlain will accompany to focus on China.
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Chicago
Orient
University of Chicago
Ernest D. Burton
Thomas Crowder Chamberlain
China
Roland Chamberlain
Seawanhaka Yacht Club Selections on Long Island Sound Races
In light east breezes Seawanhaka races at Oyster Bay featured small classes. Aurora of Cornelius Vanderbilt was absent against Istalena, Stella beat Gardenia, Nepsi led the 30-foot class, Alera won over Phryne, Grilse won the 15-footers, with several times and finish orders listed for each class.
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Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Oyster Bay
New London
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Aurora
George M. Pynchon
J. S. Hoyt
Stella
L.S. Herzig
Gardenia
Johnston de Forest
Nepsi
Alera
Phryne
Ibis
Atair
Seawanhaka
W.W. E. Roosevelt
L. S. Herzig
Hoyt
NEW York Yacht Club
A. H
J. W. Alker
J. R. Maxwell
J. P. Morgan, Jr
J. E
G. C. Meyer
Carlita
Frank C. Swan
Princess
F. G. Stewart
Grilse
W. E. Roosevelt
Flicker
E. C. Henderson
L. C. Tiffany
Sabrina
E. Willard
Grayling
H. Warner
Commercial High Defeats Boys High for League Title
Commercial High School defeated Boys High 7 to 4 at Meyerose Park to win the Public Schools Athletic League championship. Peter Greene pitched effectively for Commercial, scattering eight hits, while Ulrich took the loss for Boys High. Kennedy and Lennon umpired. game lasted 2:15.
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Commercial
Meyerose Park
Peter Greene
Ulrich
Kennedy
Commercial H. Ss
Boys
Abribpoa
Matthews
Kressler
Greene
Hennessy
Baldwin
Dwyer
Penon
Bristol
Higbie
Ol Ulrich
Commercial High School
Boys’ High School
Kuhn
Gallaher
Olson
Chadowitz
King
Kreasler
Lennon
Harvard and Yale End Baseball Series at Polo Grounds
The final college baseball game of the season between Harvard and Yale will be played at the Polo Grounds this afternoon at 3.00 pm. A big crowd is expected with Secretary Taft among the spectators after his view of Yale’s win in New Haven.
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Harvard
Yale
Polo Grounds
Taft
New Haven
Princeton
Bul and Touchard Reach Dunwoodie Final
Bul Jr and Gustave F Touchard advance to the final of the Dunwoodie Country Club lawn tennis trophy after winning semi final matches. Touchard and Bull each won in straight sets in the third round and semi finals, with Cragin and Roberts eliminated.
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Dunwoodie
Calhoun Cragin
JL Miliens Burt
Seimi
Gustave F. Touchard
Dimon E. Roberts
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Touchard
Steinacher
Fuller
Blake
Baggs
Dr. Littell
Groesbeck
Riggin
Hillhouse
4Erlach
Child
Bennett
Banks
Wertheim
Harlow Wins Big at Grand American Handicap Shoot
Columbus Ohio June 26 Fred Harlow of Newark Ohio won the Grand American Handicap in a shoot-off at the Arlington range. Harlow broke eighteen of twenty targets while Woolford Henderson of Lexington Ky broke seventeen. The two men tied yesterday for first with ninety two hits out of a hundred.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fred Harlow
Newark
Arlington Range
Woolford Henderson
Lexington
Harlow
Henderson
Eastern League Games Today And Yesterday
The schedule lists Buffalo at Newark Toronto at Jersey City and two games Toronto at Jersey City while Rochester visits Baltimore and Montreal plays Providence. Yesterday results show Jersey City 5 Toronto 3 Buffalo 8 Newark 6 Providence 9 Montreal 0 Baltimore 9 Rochester 7.
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Buffalo
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Rochester
Baltimore
Montreal
Providence
Baltimore BO
Woman Shot Protecting Husband in Harlem
Mrs. Hattie Price, 38, of 367 West 126th Street, was fatally shot by James Hayes while defending her husband Dave Price. Hayes fled but was captured after a long pursuit. Mrs. Price died shortly after at Harlem Hospital.
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Hattie Price
West 126Th Street
James Hayes
Hurd seeks estate administrator role in Natalie Hurd case
George B. Hurd of New York petitions Suffolk Probate Court to appoint as administrator of Natalie Hurd estate. He is legatee of 250 800 from Walter F. Baker's estate, whose will is being contested. Natalie died soon after Baker. Edward F. Baker contests the will.
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Natalie Hurd
Boston
George B. Hurd
New York
Walter F. Baker
Suffolk Probate Court
Hurd
Frank H. Hurd
Helen B. Hurd
Fourteen Women Hurt as Tallyho Collapses at Newport
A tallyho overturn injures fourteen women delegates to a General Federation of Women's Clubs event in Newport Rhode Island. Several are seriously hurt including Mrs Henry Wynne and Mrs Sarah Shute who died later. others remain hospitalized.
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Tribune
Newport
R. I
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Boston
Bath Road
Easton Beach
Henry Wynne
Malden
Mass
Massachusetts
L. C. Davenport
Rotterdam
N. Y
Mirs
A. O. Sundean
Lincoln
Neb
Edwin Hayes
Des Moines
Iowa
Forrest Benjamin
Charles Peabody
Hawthorne Street
Ellen Mason
Helen Hayes
Portland
Ore
Agnes Morgan
Kansas City
Lundine
Newport Hospital
Partial solar eclipse to be visible across United States
Astronomers announce a forenoon partial solar eclipse tomorrow. In New York City the event starts before 10 am and ends before 1 pm Eastern. at 11:24 am the moon covers about half the sun on the lower edge. Observers should use smoked glass and watch weather conditions.
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United States
New York City
Ohio
Indiana
New York
New England
Charleston
New Orleans
Tampa
Titusville
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
City of Mexico
FORCE FEEDING ORDER FOR FASTING WOMAN
In Zion City Mrs. Mary Hunter, linked to a cult tied to a starvation death, faces compelled nourishment after Judge C. L. Jones orders feeding. A physician and two nurses prepared to feed the 16 day fasting patient under arrest at Waukegan Hospital.
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Chicago
Mary Hunter
Zion City
Louisa Thompson
C. L. Jones
Lake County Court
Waukegan Hospital
Three Drownings In Flooded Street In Mankato
In Mankato Minnesota on June 26 three people drowned after entering Cornelia street flooded by the river overflow Miss Eva Ehler sixteen Miss Maud Worlds nineteen and Max Sues twenty joined in a bath when both girls sank Worlds tried to rescue and both disappeared Sues did not surface after diving for them
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Mankato, Minn
Eva Ehler
Maud Worlds
Max Sues
Cornelia Street
Miss Ehler
Miss Worlds
Sues
Labor agent guilty of intimidation in Lagan foundry strike
Frank McGee a union labor agent was found guilty by a jury in the Common Pleas Court of three counts alleging intimidation tied to a strike at the Lagan foundry in New Haven. He received three months on each count totaling one year, with a stay of execution to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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New Haven
Frank McGee
Common Pleas Court
Lagan
McGee
Supreme Court
Supreme Cour
Graduates of Public School 93 Salute at Ceremony
Commissioner Nicholas S. Barrett presided over the Public School 93 graduation led by Emma S. Landrine. Sixty graduates, in white and gold, heard remarks from Louis Werner and Edward Lauterbach among others. Fifteen to Normal College, eighteen to Washington Irving High School, and remaining to Wadleigh High School or other paths.
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Nicholas S. Barrett
Public School 93
Emma S. Landrine
Assembly -Oom
Eleanore €. Clarke
Gertrude Spitznadel
Martha Schmoll
Alfred T Schauffler
Marx Katzenberg
Louis Werner
Edward Lauterbach
William S. Bennet
Thomas Hunter
the Normal College
J. van Vechten Olcott
Frederick R. Toombs
Cora L. Magnus
Franklin Leonard, Jr
Markets Update Shows Steady yet Varied Prices Across Seafood and Produce
The market reports quiet fish demand with prices for bluefish 15 cents, halibut 15, cod 8, sea bass 19, haddock low, mackerel large 2% cents, and California salmon 2 cents. Fruit ranges from green figs six for 25 cents to strawberries 15 cents a box, while vegetables show erratic values in beans, squash, asparagus, tomatoes, and greens. Poultry and meat stay high with roast chickens 22 cents per pound and storage turkeys 23 cents.
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California
Rocky Ford
Messina
Long Island
New Jersey
Texas
New Orleans
Florida
Philadelphia
Market Prices Show Lamb Demand Keeps Up After Fourth
A Washington Market dealer notes lamb prices hold firm into July with best cuts moving to Newport and nearby resorts. Hind saddles 18.5 cents, legs 15, racks 24, chucks 10. veal city dressed 12.5, hind saddles 12.5, shoulders 12. beef top sirloin 13, round 16, sirloin 18. pork loin 12, fresh ham 12, smoked ham 14, bacon 15. butter 28 cents, eggs 95 cents per dozen, up two cents.
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Independence
Washington
Newport
Tuxedo
Seabright
Club Women in Boston Attend Play Day at Newport
Delegates to the General Federation of Women’s Clubs biennial convention travel to Newport for a play day while most members stay near Boston to enjoy seashore visits. Evening business session at Symphony Hall features forestry talks by Mrs. May Reilly Smith and Enos A. Mills on forest spirit and voice of the forest.
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Boston
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
General Committee
Newport
R. I
Rhode Island
Symphony Hall
P. S. Paterson
Chicago
Forestry Committee
May Reilly Smith
Voice of the Forest
Enos A. Mills
Estes Park, Col
The Conversation Governess in Society Debutants
A discussive piece notes the conversation governess role in guiding a young debutante through her first year in society. It contrasts demand for wit with beauty and emphasizes balancing freshness with worldly wisdom in social readiness.
When Women Manage Theatres In Paris
A satirical look at Paris theatres and fashion noting the Paris League of Little Hats failing, and women’s headgear obstructing views. It jokes that proper dressing rooms would calm the spectacle while women’s hair and hats provoke debates about taste and practicality.
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Paris
Noone
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Wadleigh H. S. Commencement
Stuyvesant High Graduates
Miss Coulter
Commercial High
Bull and Touchard
Jo Pnt
Tallyho
Zion Cult
News OF the Markets
the Club Women
Arpet
the Thos. J. Stewart Co
St. m
Bryast
Ste. Jerse Iy
the Tribune
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