Mayor veto ends Fourth avenue tunnel plan dispute
The City Board of Estimate advanced a Park Avenue tunnel plan until Mayor vetoed the project citing damages to surrounding property and city waste. He warned the cost of altering the Fourth Avenue alignment and park would burden taxpayers despite claimed improvements for transit.
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40Th Oe
McCarthy Girl Found in Park
Local edition reports a girl named McCarthy found safe in a city park. Police say no immediate danger and are interviewing witnesses.
Town expels Coreans during Hemet dispute
Hemet California June 26 businessmen and Mayor H G Shaw condemn violence as a party of citizens drives Corean fruit pickers from town. Japanese association says Coreans will avoid towns where not wanted and officials say Corean protection is the Mikado's government's duty.
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Cal
H. G. Shaw
Los Angeles
H. A. Wakabayashi
Japanese Association of
Southern California
Y. Numan
San Francisco
Corea
Japanese Association
Mary Mannering in Detroit Court for Automobile Law Charge
Actress Mary Mannering Wadsworth appeared in Recounter's Court Detroit this morning to answer to a complaint charging violation of the automobile law. John Flannery who swore out the complaint withdrew it. Mannering stayed as a spectator all morning explaining she was gathering material for a book and wanted the courtroom atmosphere.
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Arinune
Detroit
Mary Mannering Wadsworth
John M. Flannery
Miss Mannering
Fortune If She Obeys Marriage Injunction
Miss Dorothea S Smith daughter of the late Ralhard Smith may inherit a fortune from her grandmother Mrs Caroline F Butterfield if she avoids marrying into Eleanor Phelpy McKaegue's line. The will imposes a life interest and residuary share totaling substantial sums with a trust for named charities. The surrogate court appraisal lists a large estate but ties enjoyment to obedience of the sixth section marriage injunction.
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Ralhard Smith
Caroline F. Butterfield
Butterfield
Frederick Butterfield
Dry Goods Commission
Mise Smith
Mirs. Butterfield
From Bridge to Hold Former Harvard Officer Arrives as Stowaway
William T. MacCurry, once third officer on the Metropolitan steamship Harvard, arrived as a stowaway aboard the United Fruit liner Almirante. He hid in the hold after drifting from Central America to Cartagena, then to this port, eating bananas and sleeping in the sailors’ mess. An American citizen, he was released on arrival. his home is Marshfield, Missouri.
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Strait of Magellanee
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United Fruit
MacCurry
Marshfield
Miss Dana Outdoes Kin In Open Air Nuptials
Boston reports Miss Della Farley Dana granddaughter of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wed Robert E Hutchinson of Philadelphia in an open air ceremony at Dana Head Manchester by the Sea. The union, described as ethical for the Danas, follows a similar state sanctioned match of her brother Edmund Trowbridge Dana to Jessie Holliday. A F Jewett officiated. The couple left for Vancouver en route to New Zealand to study state socialism and plan to apply its concepts upon return.
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America
Mrs Mackay Denies Legal Papers in Any Suit
Mrs Clarence H Mackay returning to Harbor Hill on Long Island after a trip to New York denied reports of efforts to serve legal papers on her husband or herself. She consulted counsel Henry W Taft and insisted no writs had been served. Rumors linked her dower rights and the Harbor Hill estate with her husband’s actions and the Mackay family, but she provided no details beyond citing her counsel.
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Tribune
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Katherine
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Mace Key Fee
Atackay
Helen McCarthy Found in Park After Runaway Case
The sixteen year old daughter of John A. McCarthy missing from her home since Tuesday morning was found wandering in Fort Washington Park near 175th street. She initially denied identity, claimed to be Patty White from New Jersey, and later was identified by her father. She recounted a troubled sequence from Central Park to Riverside Drive and a candy store, then slept outdoors. The father described a quarrel over meals and schooling that preceded her disappearance.
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John A. McCarthy
Hargrave
Fort Washington Park
175Th Street
Joseph Daley
NBAZ
Patty White
New Jersey
Richard Holt
179Th Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
Titus
Holt
Tor
Tory
Mamma
Cenetral Park
Riverside Drive
Groff School
Tith Street
Helen M'Carthy
Back to Nature or Beyond in Patchogue Hole
Patchogue residents debate whether Martin Braa mi and his family are living in a ground hole on the Patchogue River bank near Summit Avenue or camping out while awaiting a house. Erasmi resents authorities as Sy C. McCann discovers a three foot deep dugout covered by a yacht sail.
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Patchogue
Long Teland
Erasmi
Patchogue River
Summit Avenue
C. McCann
Romances Revealed Pursue Girl Held by Crocker Land Trip
Syracuse Tribune reports a disjointed tale of a Crocker Land expedition with multiple romances tied to key figures. The ship Diana sails July 2 amid engagements to C Tanquary, W Elmer Bkbian, and others, while Mrs. Allen, recently married, joins the voyage as a wireless operator’s wife.
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Crocker Land
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Maquoteta
Iowa
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Augusta Krieger
Atauree C. Tanquary
W. Elmer Bkbian
Allen
Tribune
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Victoria
Victoria Clark
Goodby
Alien
Washington
Borough Hall
Lenox Road
Ekblaw
Krieger
University of Illinois
Washington Postmaster General orders stamps for new fiscal year
Burleson, via the Treasury Secretary, orders 11,071,480,000 postage stamps and 11,980,500,000 ordinary stamps plus 20,000,000 special delivery stamps and 70,980,000 postage due stamps for the year starting July 1. The package includes 31,400,000 stamp books and 1,291,000 coil rolls for vending machines.
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Washington
Burleson
Secretary of the Treasury
Wall Street Plot Denied by Lauterbach in Lovett Story
Washington diary shows Edward Lauterbach testifying before the Senate lobby committee amid sensational claims connecting involved lawmakers to the money trust inquiries. Representative Riordan and Representative Palmer dispute Lovett’s statements while Palmer recounts impersonation by someone claiming to be Lewis Cass Ledyard.
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New York
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Palmer
Senator Reed
Riordan
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Stroudsburg
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Ledyard
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Congress
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House
Money Trust
New York City
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