Cornwall's Cornish Riviera: Penzance Seaboard Walks and March Daffodils
The piece extols Penzance as a year round health resort with mild subtropical climate and bracing cliff walks. It highlights an extended coastal circuit from Cape Cornwall to Land's End, praise for Newlyn St Ives Merasions and fishing villages, and notes winter walking benefits for invalids in a vivid, period-tinged tone.
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Penzance
Westermmost
England
London
Dronese
St. Ives
Pengence Tim
Mount’s Bay
Newfoundland
Riviera
Morrab
Tropics
St. Just
St. Buryan
Scillies
Zambies
Gulf Stream
Coastguard
Morrab Gardens
Mount St. Micheels
Lené
To &T
Just
Sennen
Merve
Siberty
Cape Cornwall
Land’s End
Dr. Johnson
Logan Rock
Lemouna Cove
Villere
Levan
Lamouna
Newlyn
Cornish
Fottier Sea
Mayo
Donege
Devonshire Seaboard
Dover
Atlantic
English Lake District
Pardenick
Tel Pedn Penwith
Whiteland
Mil
Stanhope Forbes
Cornwall
St Iu
Hike Newlyn
Merazion
Perzane
Army and Navy News from The Tribune Bureau March 5
Navy considers shipping two submarines to the Philippines aboard colliers though risk of storm exposure. Deserter immunity in Missouri draws Navy push for civil arrest authority. Army seeks junior grade doctors with revised exams and treaties, plus multiple ship movements and personnel orders reported.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Navy Department
Norfolk Navy Yard
Philippines
Asiatic
Norfolk
New York
Manila
Atlantic
NAVY
Missouri
Washington State
Seattle
Congress
Army
Marine Corps
Surgeon General of the Army
House Rules Committee Backs Submarine Inquiry
The House Committee on Rules decides to report favorably tomorrow Lilley’s resolution to appoint a five member panel to probe corrupt influences tied to the approval of submarine torpedo boats. The report is expected from Mr. Dalzell in Washington.
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House Committee On Rules
Lilley
House
Dalzell
Washington
Equalizing Navy Pay Bill Reported Favorably
A sub committee of the House Committee on Naval Affairs agreed to report favorably on the Foss bill to equalize pay across the navy marine corps and revenue cutter service with army officers of corresponding rank. The plan mirrors the Dick Capron bill in naval provision. Washington March.
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House Committee On Naval Affairs
Foss
Navy
Marine Corps
Revenue Cutter Service
Army
Dick Capron
Washington
Welcome of Fleet at Honolulu Planned by Governor Frear
March 5 report states Governor Frear appointed a committee to prepare an entertainment for Rear Admiral Evans as the battleship fleet arrives in Honolulu. The action signals a formal welcome by local officials and naval representatives.
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Honolulu
Frear
Evans
Target Practice for New Crew in Mandakena Bay
March report notes cruiser South Da to Mandakena Bay for first target practice. Supplies for the San Francisco kota called last night as the crew prepare to engage. South Ipskota fleet is carrying pattleslip gear and aims to test fleet readiness.
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Mandakena Bay
San Francisco
Ipskota
Grand Jury to Hear Evidence in Haffen Bronx probe
Evidence collected by John Purroy Mitchel in the Bronx Borough President investigation will be presented to the grand jury on Monday. Assistant DAs Nott and Perkins discussed portions with six office examiners. engineer Lawrence of Haffen's office attended. Testimony revealed forged or misreported time records certified under department heads’ orders. Foremen signed affidavits without reading them, some under pressure from Geiszler, and several men were named in time sheets they never saw. The proceedings include references to Carroll, Rooney, and six days’ time allocations requested by Bruckner.
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John Purroy Mitchel
Haffen
Bronx
Nott and
Perkins
Mitchel
Lawrence
City Hall
William J. Duffy
Bruckner
John A. Carroll
Carroll
Borough Hall
Duffy
William Graner
Geiszler
Rooney
John H. Fitzgerald
Cornelius Farley
William J. Riley
Williamsbridge
Matteawan
Surgeons defend vivisection amid anti cruelty agitation
A public statement signed by over twenty physicians and surgeons asserts state cruelty laws suffice against vivisection abuse and defends the practice when properly regulated. It argues anesthetics are standard, claims animals suffer no pain, and cites medical advances from vivisection, listing dozens of signers and noting its indispensable role in medicine.
Police disobedience cited in contempt appeal ruling
Appellate Division heard Acting Captain Kuhne appeal over contempt for delaying a habeas corpus return after arresting Frank Jenkins and photographing and measuring him for the Rogues Gallery. Justice Gaynor called police defiance of law alarming and destructive of government. Kuhne was fined 50 dollars and given 60 days in jail. The court reserved decision.
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Kuhne
Frank Jenkins
Justice Gaynor
Stephen Baldwin
Baldwin
Suits Against Night Riders in Caldwell County
Robert H. Hallowell and wife of Vandergrift Indiana filed suits for zero damages against Caldwell County residents claiming a May attack by night riders. They allege home shooting and assault on Hallowell’s wife and were forced to flee the area. The action ties to fear of testimony about a Princeton raid.
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Paducah
Robert H. Hallowell
Vandergrift
Ind
Caldwell County
Night Riders
Hallowell
Mellowell
Fifth Ave Site Leased Firm Now Controls It
Real estate reports yesterday noted several transactions including a lease by John N. Gelding to Frederick W. Vanderbilt. The four story dwelling at 453 Fifth Ave sits between the southeast corner of 40th Street and Fifth Avenue near Vanderbilt’s home and adjacent plot to the northeast.
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5Th Ave
New York Public Library
John N. Gelding
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
40Th St
No. 43 Fifth Avenue Dwelling for business use
Four story house adjoining the Union League Club described for conversion to business purposes. The record notes its location at No 43 Fifth Avenue and the intended change in use from residence to commercial functions.
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Fifth Avenue
Union League Club
Real estate and auction notes from the city
The Union League Club area sees changes with D S Hess & Co planning extensive alterations for a furniture and interior design business. A sale by Richard Alexander for the American Real Estate Co transfers a lot on Jansen Ave to Anton Hahn who now controls a larger adjoining plot. Foreclosure sales in the Real Estate Exchange include 168 and 170 West 4th St a six story tenement with store bought for 42655 with liens totaling about 48799, while Lot 25x100 ft is withdrawn. Auctions listed on 175th St near Amsterdam Ave include multiple properties with taxes and mortgage details. Manhattan Eye Ear and Throat Hospital mortgages its new 64th St building to Mutual Life for 125000.
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39Th St
Sth Ave
Union League
D. S. Hess & Co
Richard Alexander
American Real Estate Company
Jansen Ave
225Th Ft
Anton Hahn
Terrace View Ave
Real Estate Exchange
Joseph P. Day
West 4Th St
N. L. Sloane
Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
64Th St
Shave
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Park Avenue House Upgrade Plans Filed by Mrs Story
Plans filed with Buildings Superintendent Murphy detail enlarging and remodelling of four story and basement No 2 Park Avenue owned by Mrs Marie R Story. A limestone facade with Tudor bay windows and a glass dome foyer are planned at an estimated cost of 4000. Snelling Potter as architects.
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Murphy
Park Ave
Marie R. Story
Snelling & Potter
Amsterdam Ave
Ifsth St
Greenwich and
Vandam Sts
Charlton Construction Company
Augusta Place and Parker Avenue Dwelling Projects Summary
The excerpt lists multiple property developments with locations on Augusta Place and Parker Avenue. It notes two story and brick dwellings, with owners Louis Bansha Hermanchmann and Walter C Martin, and architects B Ebeling and Creery Martin. Project spans include Western Avenue to Westchester Avenue and proximity to Jennings Street. Costs suggest 3,500 to 18,000 dollars.
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Augusta Place
Eastern Boulevard
Zix
Louis Bansha
Ebeling
Parker Ave
Westchester Ave
Hermanchmann
Seeeees
Wyse Ave
Jennings St
Creery Martin
Walter C Martin
Vives Mune i
Charged With Norfolk Murder Seen in New Orleans Case
New Orleans March 6. Police received a telegram identifying George Hamilton and Charles Weatherbee alias Felker as suspects in a Norfolk Va murder. R B Berry of Chattanooga said he recognized Weatherbee and Hamilton from published pictures as the men who killed A H Berry in a Norfolk hotel on October 20 and robbed him of 2590 dollars a diamond ring and small items. Hamilton and Weatherbee deny the charge.
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New Orleans
George Hamilton
Charles Weatherbee
Felker
Norfolk
R. B. Berry
Chattanooga
Tenn
Weatherbee
Hamilton
A. H. Berry
Little Tim Sullivan Slides Into Coal Hole
A humorous local note recounts Little Tim Sullivan’s fall on Lexington Avenue as he, absorbed in city welfare thoughts, stepped into a sidewalk coal hole and climbed out unharmed. He quips about mistaking it for a trap from Bingham and notes no police or alarm followed.
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Tim
Sullivan
Board of Aldermen
Lexington Avenue
Bingham
Property sale on Prospect and Broadway in West Brighton
Enrico V. Pescia and associates sold for a client the three story brick dwelling at the northeast corner of Prospect Street and Broadway West Brighton Staten Island. The house sits on a plot of COX1D feet.
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Enrico V. Pescia
Prospect St
Broadway
Brighton
Staten Island
Andrew Hamilton's Will Filed for Probate in Albany
The will of Andrew Hamilton former counsel and legislative agent for New York Life and other insurers was admitted to probate by Surrogate Vandersee. It leaves equal shares to his daughters Jessie and Mary. Elizabeth Cox Brady in New York is given nothing beyond her substantial marriage provisions. Unmarried daughters are named executors and care for Hamilton's aged mother. A close friend cited life insurance over $100.06 as part of the estate.
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Albany
Andrew Hamilton
New York Life
Vandersee
Jessie
Mary
Elizabeth
James Cox Brady
New York
Hemiton
Architect Gilbert files plans to remodel 22 Fifth Ave house
W. Gilbert, architect, files in the Buildings Department for alterations to the front and a full interior renovation of Mortimer L. Schiff's residence at 22 Fifth Avenue. All contracts have been awarded and work will begin immediately.
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P W. Gilbert
Buildings Department
Fifth Ave
Mortimer L. Schiff
Sells Bernardsville Tract and Dunster Farm in Somerset
Romaines Nichols & Co. sold for Somerset Land Company forty acres including house and stable on the main road to Somerset at Bernardsville New Jersey. Also sold for Philip Koechlin the Dunster farm of 190 acres on the road to Liberty Corner.
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Romaines Nichols & Co
Somerset Land Company
Somerset Can
Bernardsville
Philip Koechlin
Dunster
Tiberty Corner
Private sales list shows multiple New York properties changing hands
Breodan and Son sold to WW Simpson a four story brick dwelling at 817 West 148th Street. Thomas and Son sold 532 West 148th Street, a three story and basement dwelling. Peters, Clear and Co sold estate property at 206 East 148th Street, a four story and basement flat. Kohler sold 140 Manhattan Avenue a three story Queen Anne dwelling. Hudson Realty sold Knowlton Hall at Broadway and 158th Street, a six story apartment house. Eisner and Walk sold 55 and 57 East 109th Street six story flat with stores to Goldberg and Keren, who in part payment gave 219 West 2d Street. Stockell sold 137 Ludlow Street six story tenement to Gertner. Eugene J. Busher sold 378 East 349th Street three story frame building for May Janss guardian of Charles Staff. Merers noted.
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Breodan & Son
Simpson
West Dath Est
Thomas & Son
Daniel J O'Coner
Owen Bairne
148Th St
Peters
Clear &O
William Brickelmater
Knowlton Hall
Broadway
158Th St
Samuel Eisner
Falk Walk
East
109Th St
Louis Goldberg
Jacob
Davis Keren
Goldberg
Keren
Eisner
West 2d St
Louis Stockell
Samuel Newmar
Joseph Gertner
Ludlow St
Eugene J. Busher
May Janss
Charles Staff
East 349Th
Melrose Ave
James
Merers
Oldtime Optician Dies at 80 after Forty Three Years in Trade
John Ford proprietor of the Pearl street optician shop for forty three years died at his Flatbush avenue home in Brooklyn aged eighty. His shop at Pearl and New Chambers streets has been a neighborhood landmark for half a century.
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John Ford
Pearl Street
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
Ford
Pearl
New Chambers Streets
Real estate leases and church property notices
A report lists multiple lease actions and a church property matter. Ernest N Adler leases for Hugo Prager to E Ca for a term of years at 351 East 78th, Greenberger involved with a four story house being altered into a store and loft building. Folsom Brathe lease to Corporation of Grace Church for a four story brick building at 197 4th. A West Side Taxpayers Association notice mentions a meeting at 287 and 289 West 4th, with time 3 oclock.
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Ernest N. Adler
Hugo Prager
E. Ca
Greenberger
Folsom Brathe
Corporation of Grace Church
Louis Schoener
Dix Lee
West Side Taxpayers Association
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