Repartee in Court as Vidaver Trial Continues
The Hamilton Bank case against Nathan Vidaver proceeds with cross examination of Montgomery. Exchanges between Montgomery and counsel Frank Moss stir the Independence League crowd as papers and memoranda about the alleged extortion appear in question. The hearing adjourns to next Monday with attempts to obtain the memos, while officials debate the proper process for securing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Vidaver
Independence League
Wwimias Ro Montgomery
Hamilton Bank
M- Montgomery
Beccase
Nosen HH. Grossman
Vidaver
Bir. Montgomery
Setweer
Montgomery
Frank Moss
Viduver
Independence Leaguers
Centre Street Court
Moss
Hamilton
Rts
Mr. Moss
Mr. Montgomery
Herrman
Sharpie
Kreeel
Howard 5. Gans
Moss Qu
District Attorney’s Office
City boards to inspect fire safety in all schools
In the wake of the Collinwood disaster the Board of Education ordered a citywide review of school fire protections. Unsafe buildings with inadequate fire precautions may be closed immediately, with funds sought to upgrade facilities. April 2 set as the closing date for evening elementary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinwood
Board of Education
Abraham Stern
Maxwell
Stern
Board of Estimate
New York
National Civic Federation
England
Europe
Negro Mass Meeting Demands Enforcement of Civil Rights
A Brooklyn mass meeting at True Reformers Hall urged Congress and the President to enforce the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments. Leaders including Jenn H. Roth and Samuel R. Scouption spoke on disfranchisement, constitutional challenges, and the need for federal action to secure Black rights, with involvement from the Woman's Suffrage League of Brooklyn and local lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Megroes
Brooklyn
True Reformers’ Hall
Waverly
Atlantic Avenues
Ith
Congressional Colored Republican League
Woman's Suffrage League of
Jenn H. Roth
Congressional
tri@reé Republican League
Republic
America
Sameel KR
Scouttion
Broocklyn Board of Education
South
Francis F. Giles
Walter W. Delsarte
James BR. Spurgeon
Legatia
Monrovia
F E. A. Thompson
Sh Winess
Major Cheries O Davis Named Successor in Coast Artillery
Major Cheries O Davis of the 2d Battalion 1st Regiment Coast Artillery National Guard is set to replace Lt Colebel George F Bussell after Bussell resigned in February. Davis joined Company A on October 6, 1901, earned a lieutenant commission ten years later, was commissioned first lieutenant in January 191??, and nine months after promotion became captain of V Company 1. He was honorably discharged in 1902 but re enlisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheries O. Davis
1Sh Regiment
Coast Artillery, National Guard
Colebel George F. Bussell
Bizjor Davis
Vcompany
H E
Natural Colored Linen and Silk Mixtures Fabric Ad
Advertises natural colored linen and silk mixtures fabric 42 inches wide priced from 2.00 to 2.50 per unit. Target buyers include tailors and seamstresses seeking mid century textile options and affordable luxury fabrics.
Military Career of an American Officer in Late 19th Century
The officer began as a first lieutenant of the 2d New York Volunteers during the Civil War era. He was promoted to captain of Company A, 13th Regiment, in February 1899 and advanced to major in July 1899. From January 191 to December 194, he served on the Governor's staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Volunteers
13Th Regiment
Paul Morton speaks on railroads at St Louis dinner
Paul Morton president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society urged interstate rail commerce be declared federal, backed federal supervision and pooling under Interstate Commerce Commission to curb inequality, protect capital, and avoid government ownership. He warned current regulation threatens railroad credit and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
St. Louis
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Municipal Bridge and Terminal Commission
Merchants’ Exchange
Business Men's League of St. Louis
Missouri Manufacturers’ Association
Morton
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Railways
Congress
Morten
Theodore Roosevelt
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Summary
Maritime notices list tides rising at Sandy Hook and Gov Island with moon phases and sailing times. Wireless reports track Teutonic and Graf Waldersee positions east of Sandy Hook, dock windows today and Friday, alongside a long roster of ships and routes across Southampton Gibraltar New Orleans and transpacific mails via Seattle and Hawaii with Philippine Islands connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Teutonic
Sandy Hook
Graf Waldersee
Sandy Mook
Galveston
Gibraltar
New Orleans
Remen
Idam
Liverpool
Cunard Graf Walder -Hamburg
Hamb-Am Hiristol Dit
Swameen
Bristol San Marco
Mallory
Galveston Maren
Cooumbus
Savannah
Southampton
Para
Boutin
Barbados
Houston
Janvion, Maren & Antic Trans
Hull
Wilson Ibraltar
Anchor AY
Seuranca
Maruval
Trinidad Cenkin
White Star
Alberiga
Ibraltar
Marsh
eHamb
Am el Sud
Se Pacific
Maritime Transit Schedules From Pacific Routes
A list of scheduled passenger and transport voyages across the Pacific outlines destinations including Japan Corea China Philippines Hawaii Tahiti and islands near New Zealand and Fiji. Routes via Seattle Tacoma San Francisco Vancouver and Victoria show departure times in the evening with dates in March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Hawaii
Jape Corea
Philipuiee Islands
San Francisco
Cobb
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
Tacoma
Alameda
Man
Churta
West
New Zealand
Samoa Islands
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Moana
Guam
USS Transport
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Mariposa
Shipping News Arrivals and Sailings From Sandy Hook
Shipping news lists arriving steamers Dutch and British ships at Bar and Highlands with cargoes passengers mails and noises. Also reports quarantines and sailings Noordam Montrose Victorian Liverpool Hull and more with ports including Baracoa Port Antonio Genoa and Newport News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julis
Rotterdam
Philip Ruprecht
Bar
Ami
Caribee
Ejlis
Matanzas
West Indians Co
Excelsior
Ger
Courtin
Hamburg
Shields
Lar
Voltaire
Hammond
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Santos
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
Barbados
Busk & Jevons
Sicilia
Ital
Bolognini
Genoa
Moise
Iroquois
Chichester
Jacksonville
Charleston
Clyde Ss Co
Highlands
A .m
Oneida
Rich
Philadelphia
Javan Br
Roberts
Perth Amboy
Trinidad Shipping and Trading Co
Amer el Norte
Maxon
Galveston
Ern Pacific Co
Vincenzo di Giorgio
Nor
Jacobsen
Baracoa
Atlantic Fruit Co
Sandy Hook
Noordam
Boulogne
Admiral Mpson
Port Antonio
Montego Day
Antilles
New Orleans
Montrose
Nicholas Cuneo
Victorian
Liverpool
Lituania
Libau
Buffalo
Hull
Jeffereen
Norfolk
Newport News
Lampusas
Oceanic
Southampton
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Porto Rico
Baltimore
Maritime passenger sailings and routes listed for March
The notice catalogs ships arriving and sailing from New York in March. It names vessels such as Majestic Adriatic Arabic Cretic Indiano Hansa Drumlanriger and others, with routes to Cherbourg Southampton Kronprinz Wilhelms Kron, Genoa Dunkirk Naples and more, along with dates like March 11 March 19 and March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Majestic
New York
Cherbourg
Southampton
Hamburg
Mannheim
New
Adriatic
Queenstown
Kronpring Wilhels
Ter
Cretic
Singapore
Indiani
Rilo Janette
Ger
Hombas
Eanie
ST. Paul
ST. Louis i
Philadelphia
A & Romer
RED Star Line
NEW_YORK
Dover
Antwerp
Finland
Vaderland
Zeeland
Krvonland
AR Yin
T ‘Om Pier
White Star Line
YORK
Southampton Teutonic
Boston
Italy
Azores
Madeira
Gibraltar
Republic
Broadway
Royal Roumanian Mail Steamers Travel Route Advertisement
An early 20th century advertisement lists routes of the Royal Roumanian Mail Steamers from Constanza Constantinople Smyrna to Alexandria with connections via Marseilles and Naples. It notes reliability of German Lloyd travellers checks and provides Melrichs & Co. and Louis H. Meyer contact addresses in New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senvib
Marseilles
Jenoa
Naples
Levant
Royal Roumanian
Constanza Neztantinopie
Smyrna
Alexandria
Melrichs & CO
Broadway
N. Y
Louis H. Meyer
Walnut St
Phila
New Spring Stock White Waists Delights Shoppers
A shop unveils spring stock of women’s white waists in lawn and batiste with eyelet and blind embroidery, lace, and Venise details. Styles include embroidered fronts, yokes, tucked backs, and elegant trims priced from 1.98 to 15.98, with bold savings claimed on higher values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Spring Stock
Wallace
Batiste
Millinery For Early Spring Exhibit Delights Fashion
An exhibit of ready to wear hats features ornate braids and artistic draping with options from delicate lace and chiffon to bold heavy braids and velvet accents. Winged designs and floral touches offer chic, massed effects. Prices named as the most advantageous in the city.
Remarkable Offering of New Sash Laces
Remarkable offering of sash laces features tambour and Irish point with double borders and detached figures. Centres with panel designs. variety of styles priced 49 to 73 cents. Opportunity to buy at a seasonally unmatched value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Shepherd
Unparalleled Rug Values From Four Coverings Mills
An assortment of high class rugs offers soft lustrous nap and durable all wool construction. Patterns copy Persian and Turkish designs with floral options. Sizes range from small runners to large 12 by 16 feet, with many pieces priced below listed values.
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Mai
Charles O. Davis
McCutcheon
Madras
D. & J. Anderson
5Th Ave
34Th St
Rogers, Peer & Company
Marine Intelligence
Moon
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Transpacific
Britge
Hao
Alle
Harre
Copethagen
sUlana
Barbadoe
Quebec
Pouina
Wpm
Fea Bony
Havana
Ward
Cunard
Beydite
Siremen
NG Lloyd
Suru
Curacao
Apatina
Prince
Mintot
Atlantic
Samu Vinlata
Lloyd
Dominios
Shipping News
Port of
Gibratar
Hegtou D'Ladla Lial
New Yorldgard
Erk
Kong
Ot . Reilly
Mare JI
Pretoria
Wer
Hala Ponta Ferraria
March
Vrins Willem Volonte
Ocean Steamers
North Cerman II
UTH
BOJ Trg
Emben
Cecilie
Colne
K’pring Wm
K'pring Wm
Kais. Wm
Kaiser d. Gr
Kaiser 4d. Gr
Cecilie Mew
Cecilie (New
K' Pring Wm
K’prinz Wm
Kas. Wmn
Kass. Wra
Kaiser
Ssuy
Kass. d. Gr
Bremen
Seydlitz
Barbarossa Seydlitz
Luetzow
Kurfuerst
Main
Barbarovsa
Meorti
Derfflinger
Gremen
Friedrich
P. Froch
Barbarecsst
GIB’ Star
NAPIE
Urralta Ates
Rasseverts
K. Luise
K. Albert
Irene
P. Irene
Friedriche
Lloyd 1
Marie Lloyd
Jdune
Jounne
Magdeboken
Urs
London
Paris
Hamsburg
Waldersee
Penns la
Kaiserin
Fatricia
P. Lincoln
Amerika
Deutschl'd
Moltke
Pune
Batavia
Hamburg-American Line
Benay
N. J
Gunard
North River
Que&enstown
Lucania
Mauretania
Lusitania
Carmania
Etruria
Fiume
Trieste
Slavonia
Pannonia
Arpathia
Vernon H. Rown
la Guayra
Puerto Cabello
Maracaibo
San Juan
P. R
S.S. Caracas
Lala
Boulton, Bliss & Dallett
Wall St
RED “D
Pier 11
Wall St. Ferry
Caracas
Boulton, Bliss ¢& Dallett
General Managers
Boulogng
ST Dam
Ryndam
Eee Lge Votsdam
Ordam
Amsterdam
Holland-Americ
South America
Around the World
THOS
Cook & Son
LA Veloce
Naples Direct
Europa
Nord America
Brasile
Hartfield, Soladi & CO
Clark
F.C. Clark
Times
Fall River
Poe
Providence
Foot Warren
Provi- Orchestra
New London
St. Clarkson St
BE. BR
Sirs
Maine
Chester
Chapin
SW Haven
New Haven
North
E. R
Stev Omer
Richard Pex
Rksions
S. S
Robert T. Harris
Thomas 5
Scott
Sueno Capital
New York City
McDonald-Wiggins Co
Ioadway
Hind
Stamford
Conn
Mc Monard Wiggins Co
Eulrouddings
Plein
Melvenald-Wiesine Co
New Jersey
Gentral
LA. W
P. May
Liberty $ Sr
Washington
Ly. W
Ly. Libf T
TI ST
Mu Lake Swoon
Lakehurst
Star House
Fifth Square West
Third
Columbus
Fulton St
Ww. Co. Hope
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R. Hoyal
New Union Station
Sipers
Pon Viner
Buffet
Chicago
Pittsburg
Colts SI
Louis
Louisv
T.louis
CIN
Slouisv
Ortic
Astor House
Union Square W
Grand St. N. Y
Brocktyn
West 2Nd St
Liberty St
Bureau of Information
Chelsea
Greenw
N. H
Hartford R. R
Grand Central Station
4Th Ave
Willmantic
Sprd
Lakeville & Norf
Barrington
Stockbridge
Lenox
Pittsfield
cGd
Union Sq
Cot
Mad. Ave
W. 125Th St
Klyn
Court St
Nostrand Ave
125Th St
Lerigh Valley
A. Cortlandt and
Desbrosses &Ts. B
L. Aid Ae
Buffalo Express
Sat
Madison Avh
West End Ave
Riverside Park
Martin
7Th Ave
Wyatt
Subway
Eee
Arie and
THE
ST. Bryant
Edwin Lentz
E. S
Drkessmaker
A. G. Hall
S4th St
West 21St St
Liga A. Seely
Employment Bureau
West 39Th St
Hryant
St Mark's Av
Miss Morrows Employment Bureau
Lexington Ave
E. Cor
Phoneae
Winthrop Employment Bureau
N. Prep
Union Dime Savings Institution
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Chambers St
City of
4Th Ve
14Th St
John H. Pangborn
Louise M. Pangborn
Dry Dock Savings Institution
Bank For Savings
244Th Ave
Bock
France
Wate
HEARN
Fourteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Royal Wilton Rugs
Steane & Sanford
Ool
Brussels Rugs
Bromley
Catholic Bibles
Douay Versio Moly
Faith of Our Fathers
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