Echo Bay stage for water pageant in New Rochelle celebration
A seven day New Rochelle festival culminated with a water pageant featuring a caravel and a Half Moon ship with passengers dressed as Huguenots. Secretary Daniels, M. Chatonet, and French officials attended luncheons and a dinner aboard the Carola and at the Larchmont Yacht Club, while a flotilla and Iroquois pow-wow entertained spectators along Bennord Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
Dantele
Dolphin
Daniels
Fort Slocum
New Rochelle Yacht Club
M. Harry Chatonet
la Rochelle
Frances
New York
Leonard Richards
Larchment Yucht Club
M. Chatonet
Frederick Hf. Waledorf
Waldort
Virginia Waldort
George F. Lewis
Charles Dryer
B. H. Pomeroy
Augustis Thomas
M. Etienne Lanel
Harrison Island
Echo May
Carola
Jarvis
Paulding
France
America
David
Jonathan
Mississippi
General Board of the Navy
Admiral Dewey
Augustus ‘Thomas
Bennord Point
M Lanel
A. Gleaves
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Patrikk Griffen
George G. Raymond
Frederick H. Waldorf
Ben. J. Taylor
RE PL Forshew
New York Naval Militia
Henry M. Lester
Huguenot Association
A. H. Titus
Wasp
Bennefol Point
Huidson Park
Huguenot Yacht Club
van Cortlandt Park
George
Hudson Park
Muller Guest of Mrs Hearst in Bay Area Weekend
In San Francisco on June 28, Dr Laure Muller Brazilian Minister of Foreign Affairs was hosted by Mrs Phoebe Hearst. Executive heads of the Panama Pacific Exposition entertained her at luncheon at Hadens Pleasanton and then drove to Santa Cruz visiting several points of interest along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Laure Muller
bin Long
Toon Br Ing Ing The Hugl Nots To Ne
Toon Br brings the Hugl Nots to Ne for a regional showcase amid shifting rosters and league chatter.
Albany Port Surveyor Defies Removal Order
Albany port surveyor Warner vows to fight a Treasury Department order demanding resignation as reorganization abolishes Albany as a separate port. The overhaul reduces total collectors to 49 with deputy collectors appointed to each port, listing new designations across New York New Jersey Connecticut St Lawrence and Rochester Buffalo districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
John
Treasury Department
Rall
New York
Allany
Joh N. Mayer
Patchogue
William L. Underwood
Greenport
Willan W. Griffin
Perth Amboy
George W. Eggert
Newark
N. J
Frederick J. Mreed
Connecticut
Bridgeport
New London
Joseph ©. Corstock
Hartford
Arthur Sh. Howard
New Haven
Edward A. Welsh
Stonington
Middletown
South Manchester
Stamford
Clayton
William
H. Howe
Chatewugay
Thayer
Champlain
H Spelman
Chaunentree
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Thomas Maey, Jr
North Tonawanda
Tonawanda
Oakley
Smeaton
Dunkirk
Orion W. Larkin
Lowston
Frank B. Kelley
Circulars Cause Crash Near Asbury Park
A circular mishap in Oakley Orange involved a car driven by Mr and Mrs Oakley and their daughter. Handbills thrown from another vehicle blinded Mr Oakley causing loss of control and a collision with a telephone pole. Mrs Oakley was injured with a broken nose and hip injury. all three were treated by Dr. William D Sage and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley
Orange
Asbury Park
Eries
Willam D. Sage
Dickinson Denies Change of Venue in Cobleskill Suit
Complainant Dickinson and son sue France Milling Company directors to recover funds. Judge Goff refuses venue change. Dickinson challenges reputational allegations and says he has thirty to forty New York witnesses, including long service with Cobleskill Agricultural Society and France Milling Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Goff
France Milling Company
Gifford Stanton France
Robert France
Cobleskill
N. Y
John Dickinson
Stanton C. Dickinson
Scholarie County
John J. Dickinson
Schoharie
Dickinson
New York
Flower Show At Tuxedo Reveals Strong Early Season Exhibits
The Tuxedo Horticultural Society staged a top tier exhibition of cut flowers and table arrangements at the Tuxedo Club ballroom. Local dealers contributed entries while Mrs John Wolfe and Mrs Grenville Kane won special cups for best vegetation and centerpiece displays amid a host of prizes. The event drew gardeners from Tuxedo Park and nearby areas on a warm June day with awards, social gatherings, and reports of a lively weekend schedule at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo Horticultural Society
Tuxedo Club
John Wolfe
Grenville Kane
Julius Kochra
Rutherford
N. d
Tripune
Winthrop McKim
Henry M.tilford
George Baker
Miss Mason
George Grant Mason
Weld, Jr
Stimon Hutchins
Washington
Pont Cottage
Charles B A
Lexaider Nas
Arly
Dark Mar
A. Steware Walker
Henry le McVickar
F.C de Veau
Alien G. Wellman
Redmond Talbot
W. Hosxeter Botts
HM. Slater
Miss Slater
Thomas Kearney
Cecil D. Landale
Leo Leverett
Simplified Speller Weds Henry Gallupaine in City Hall
The Simplified Speller Weds Henry Gallupaine editor of The Simplified Spelling Bulletin patronized by Andrew Carnegie visited City Hall yesterday with Miss Ann Miller and obtained a wedding license. Alderman James Smith performed the single ceremony before witnesses Merbert Sherwood and two Sleem Bureau employees. Payne, 54, his bride 31, Miss Miller born in Tack, daughter of John Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gallupaine
Andrew Carnegie
City Hall
Ann Miller
21Th Street
James Smith
Payne
Miss Miller
Ttack
John Miller
Merbert Sherwood
City Mall
Hnd
Sleen i Tureau
Officers of the 47th Regiment Deny Prejudice in Board Inquiry
Testimony in Albany center on discrimination claims against Jewish sergeant Samuel Littman by officers of the 47th Regiment NG. Colonel Barthman and Lt Colonel Dunleky described discussions about Littman’s enlisting and election prospects, with accusations of bias and rebuttals about intent and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzer
Board of Inquiry
Barthman
Wiittman
Bustiman
Hay
Littmvale
Coronel Marthewan
Junicky
Keke
Littman
Uustiers
Noote
Bie
Anld
Litt
Mrs Wilson in Cornish Arrives for Summer Visit
Mrs Wilson wife of the President and her daughter Eleanor arrive in Cornish NH at 1 pm amid a motor procession. Eight automobiles accompany them to Winston Churchill's Harlakenden House where they will spend the summer. Jer Jones the secretary and a chauffeur and footman complete the party with forty one trunks and thirty servant and Secret Service staff in tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornish
Woron Wilson
Secret Service
Lamar disappearance fuels Senate probe tension
Secret Service and press were kept from the Lamar compound as the disappearance of the stock manipulator spread amid rival theories. Edward Lauterbach, Lamar’s attorney, denied the need for a subpena and said Lamar would appear before the investigation committee if summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paya Parar
Priday
Athough
Ate Arma
United States Senate
Mr. Lamar
Benite Towhy
Senate
Edward Lauterbach
Lamar
Lauterbach
New York
Menu
Riverside Drive
Lauter
Tech
Sadie Gainey Dead After Tragic Street Accident
Sadie Gainey, 12, living at Noo 66 Mulsh fig avenue Williamsburg, was killed last night while crossing trolley tracks on Wyeko arene line. A Kenop Wels motorist failed to stop. the car struck her as bystanders watched in fear, a wrecking bow freed the body after about half an hour, and the Italian crowd muttered threats before arrest of Weiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sautnueri Ray
Sane Gainey
Noo
Mlushfig Uvenue
Williamsburg
Sadie
Wutterfus
Badle
Rus
Itallane
Weiss
Selztzer Union Violence Spreads In City
A factional dispute within the Selztzer Union led to a clash at a Beltzer Water plant area near Noo x" linton street. A patrol of detectives and police reserves from Delancey street responded as fights injured several, scattering twenty two families from homes and prompting police involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A
Beltzer Water Manufacturing Tintm
Noo x
Linton Street
Delancey Street
LWAW
Cine Ton
Mineral Water Union
Hult
Te Ota
Cooper
Steincamp
July 5 legal holiday proclaimed in the state
A proclamation declares Saturday July 5 as a legal holiday in the state following the national holiday. The Governor urged a day of rest for workers and hoped it would be observed with no work done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Thes
Mayor Steingut leads East Side children at free film show
Simon Steingut known as Mayor of Second Avenue headed 1000 East Side youths at the Jefferson Theatre for a free children's film program. Mrs Lara Coxswell organized the plan to create child friendly screenings with supervision and segregated sections in theaters. Next week a children’s show is planned at the Hiverview Theatre with similar expecta tions for expansion to 33 Greater New York theatres. Governor Molzer attended the event but could not stay for the first tryout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Steingut
Second Avenue
East Side
Jefferson Theatre
Lara Coxswell
Gaynor
Carswell
Little Mothers’ Aid
Moy Scouts
Hebrew Teeheries School For
Edward B. Kinney
America
Cagewell
Hiverview Theatre
Broadway
Greater
New York
Chilires
Heidelberg Building
Kil Street
Molzer
Gram Youtersay
Trst
Dr Jordan to Travel on World Tour From Stanford
Dr David Staresoraan former president of Stanford University begins a year long world journey with his family aboard the Minnewaska bound for London. He plans lectures in Brussels Ghent and Antwerp before visiting Asia Australia and the Antipodes meeting Welton Stanford, brother of the university founder, along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Staresoraan
Leland Stanford Junior University
Minnewaska
London
Jordan
Eithen
Airuxsels
Haga
Ghent
Oneland
Continents
India
Siberia
China
Australia
Dragan
Antipodes
Welton Stanford
The
University
Smith College Trustees Praise Burton For Million Fund
Smith College trustees and alumnae praise President Marlon J. Burton for initiating and leading the campaign that raised the $1,000,000 endowment. The alumnae letter credits Burton with inspiring the effort and canvassing success, naming signatories from both groups and honoring his role in securing the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon J. Burton
Smith
College
Alana
Burton
Elton T. Emerson
Alice Tullin Lord Parsons
Ruth Baird Campion
Anne W. Safford
Grace Pierpont Muller
Elizabeth Fay Whitney
Helen Rand ‘Thayer
Ruth & Taldwin
Susan Pottersbright
Lueta
Noyes
Elea May Willard
John M. Greene
Samuel W. Mecall
H.C
Zerillo Prison Sentence Tied to Thief Ring
Zerillo, tied to a gang of thieves called the Well Trained Band of Thieves, faced judge Swann and was sentenced to Sing Sing after convictions on receiving stolen goods. A Floyd County District Attorney cited a letter alleging Zerillo protected truckmen and instructed theft, while detectives seek the letter writer to press further charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diay
Prark Zena
Iyaye Rader
Horn
Judge Swann
Gor Mons
Zerillo
Crain
Zentty
Rader
San Franciso
J. A. Solovel
Mit
Solovel
Zerllie
Joseph Bele
West 2Th Street
Barat
Zetlos
Sat
Zees
Hoth
Arnettad Lelletur
Jaquinto
Judie Matone
Atemges 10
Tal
Veritie
Assiatatt
Attornerwich
Rivers
A. Kemp & Co
Zerille
Lin
Ted T
Acaui
Bongwick
Zertile
Swant
Martin
Torney Moskowitz
Moang
George
Would Guard Skyline as a Fifth Avenue Issue
Arnel represents a proposal to height limit Skyline protections on Fifth Avenue. The dispute centers on safeguarding views and urban skyline integrity against new construction projects. Officials weigh zoning, public input, and environmental impacts in a contested planning process.
Automobile Run Injures Six Teens Near Jamaica Hospital
A disjointed report describes a vehicle striking pedestrians near Fy fete Bhe and Jamaica Hospital, injuring Olga Smith and five others. One victim is said to be taken to Jamaica Hospital seriously. details are garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Smith
Jamaica Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Echo Bay
Harbor of
Old Town
Half Moon
T Homas
TOON
Albany Port Surveyor
Luther C. Warner
McAdoo
Albany
Mee Adoo
Customs
United States
H. G. Paine
Nee Muumons
Axernes Cor
Kawat
K. Dunleky
Ith
Kouch Riiders
Maine
Danicky
Garthman
Albert D. Keke
Company
Ike Littman
Wiliam
Hivntonim
Litton
Rogers
Mrs. Wilson
President
Porky-o -One Gee
U. S. Senate
Seltzer Union
DR. Jordan
Will Girdle
Smith College
Terild
Whitman
Gang
Fifth Avenue
Arnel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!