Repartee in Court Montgomer y on Stand
The second session of the trial of Nathan Vidaver versus Independence League politician and ex Deputy Attorney General ended with defense failing to prove Montgomery destroyed memoranda of a conversation about a payment. Montgomery claimed he kept the notes, possible in a different suit, as cross examination and court disputes erupted over the existence of papers. A hearing adjourned to next Monday, with Montgomery and Moss trying to locate the memoranda at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Vidaver
Independence League
Pier Ro Montgomery
Hamilton Bank
M- Montgomery
Oxen Ho Grossman
Vidaver
Montgomery
Jess Gourteous
Frank Moss
Independence
Mr. Montgomery
Mr. Moss
Ansist
Kresel
Howard S. Gans
Moss
Jerome
City Board to audit fire safety in all schools
After the Collinwood disaster the Board of Education ordered a city wide review of school fire protection. The Superintendent of Buildings must report unsafe schools with inadequate fire appliances. Dr. Maxwell can close any unsafe school immediately. The board also grants paid leave to twenty teachers chosen to join a National Civic Federation delegation studying European school methods. April 2 set for closing evening elementary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinwood
Board of Education
Abraham Stern
Umsafe
Maxwell
Stern
Board of Estimate
New York
National Civic Federation
England
Europe
Negro Mass Meeting Demands Action to Enforce Equal Rights
A Brooklyn mass meeting by the 5th Congressional Colored Republican League urged Congress and the President to enforce the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments. Women from the Brooklyn Woman's Suffrage League attended. speakers included John H. Smith and lawyers Samer R. Scottson Walter W. Delsarte and Francis F. Giles, who argued disfranchisement laws unconstitutional and urged federal action. Captain E A Thompson highlighted Black loyalty in wars as reason for better treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Megroes
Brooklyn
True Reformers’ Hall
Waverly
Atlantic Avenues
5Th Congressional
Colored Republican League
Woman's Suffrage League of
John H. Smith
America
Sameer BR. Scottson
Brooklyn Board of Education
South
Francis F. Giles
Walter W. Delsarte
James R. Spurgeon
Legafict
Monrovia
Uiis
E. A. Thompson
Coast Artillery Major Davis named to lead regiment
Major Charles GO Davis of the 2d Battalion of the 1sh Regiment Coast Artillery National Guard is chosen to succeed Lieutenant Colonel George Russell who resigned in February. Davis joined Company A in October 19 and rose from lieutenant to first lieutenant in January 19. He later became captain of Company D before honorably discharged and re-enlisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles GO. Davis
1Sh Regiment
Coast Artillery, National Guard
George
Russell
Davis
Ise
Ninen
Natural Colored Linen and a Mixtures 42 in wide
Linen and mixtures offered at 42 inches wide priced between two dollars and two dollars fifty cents. Local listing notes fabric options and price range, indicating stock for consumer purchase.
Military career of 22d New York Volunteers officer details
In 1898 he served as a first lieutenant of the 22d New York Volunteers through the late war. In February 1899 he became captain of Company A of the 13th Regiment, and in July 1899 he was promoted to major. From January 191 to December 19M he served on the Governor's staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Volunteers
13Th Regiment
Morton Urges Federal Control of Railroads at St Louis Dinner
Paul Morton president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society spoke at a dinner for the Municipal Bridge and Terminal Commission and allied groups in St Louis. He urged all railroad transport be declared interstate commerce under a federal commission, supported pooling and federal supervision, warned against government ownership, and cited rail earnings declines and the need to shield capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Lewis
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
Theodore Roosevelt
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Notice
Maritime data lists sunrise and sunset times, moon information, high water marks, wireless reports on ships Teutonic and Graf Waldersee, and incoming steamers with routes and dates for March. Includes Transpacific mails and parcel post notes, reflecting a historical harbor and shipping bulletin.
Maritime passenger sailings and routes listed with dates
The record lists multiple 6:00 pm sailings to Japan Korea China and Philippines from Seattle Tacoma and San Francisco with lines to Hawaii Tahiti Marquesas Australia New Zealand Fiji and other Pacific regions. It includes stops via Vancouver Victoria and Canada and notes carriers such as USS transport Moana and ships named Caledonia and Man-Caledonia. Dates span March through April with several combinations of islands and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Corea
China
Seattle
Philippine Islands
Tacoma
Ning Chow
Hawaii
San Francisco
Alameda
Philip Islands
Man— Caledonia
Vancouver
Victoria
USS Transport
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Australia
West
New Zealand
Samoag Islands
Fiji Islands
New B. C.j—Moana
Guam
Francisco
Mariposas
Shipping News Arrivals And Movements At Bar Historic Ocean Liners
Shipping notice lists multiple arrivals and movements including Steamer New York Dutch at Bar in ballast to Philip Ruprecht, Steamer Caribee Br to Indians Co with molasses, Steamer Voltaire Br to Busk & Jevons with passengers and mails, Steamer Sicilia Ital to Simpson Spence & Young with noise, Steamer Iroquois to Clyde S S Co with passengers, Steamer Oneida to Clyde S S Co with noise, Steamer Sevan Br to Idah Shipping in ballast, Steamer Advance Hammond to Panama Railroads Line with 72 passengers and mails, Steamer Black Prince Br to Paul F Gerhard & Co in ballast, Steamer Princess Anne to Old Dominions with passengers and moise, Steamer El Norte to Southern Pacific Co with noise, Steamer Vincenzo di Giorgio Nor to Atlantic Fruit Co with fruit. Weather at Sandy Hook NJ March 11 noted winds and seas. Also steamers Noordam Montrose Antilles Orleans etc listed in route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julis
Rotterdam
Philip Ruprecht
Bar
Caribee
Ellis
Matanzas
T Indians Co
Courtin
Hamburg
Shields
Voltaire
Hammond
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Santos
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
Barbados
Busk & Jevons
Sicilia
Ital
Bolognini
Genoa
Leghorn
Catania
Messina
Palermo
Algiers
Simpson, Spence & Young
Iroquois
Chichester
Jacksonville
Charleston
Clyde Ss Co
Highlands
Oneida
Rich
Philadelphia
Sevan
Roberts
Perth Amboy
Idah Shipping and Trading Co
el Norte
Maxon
Galveston
Southern Pacific Co
Moise
Vincenzo di Giorgio
Nor
Jacobsen
Baracoa
Atlantic Fruit Co
Sandy Hook
Transatlantic Ship Movements List From Plymouth to New York
A chaotic passenger and cargo passage record from Plymouth lists multiple ships and routes with dates in March. Entries include Majestic Bristol bound for Cherbourg and Southampton via Hamburg, Adriatic via Cherbourg, Kronprinz Wilhelm via Cherbourg, and Ocean Prince to New York among others, with destinations extending to Rotterdam Shanghai and Paramaribo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Majestic
New York
Cherbourg
Southampton
Hamburg
Mannheim
Ger
New
Adriatic
Queenstown
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Cretic
Singapore
Indiana
Rio de Jiro
Ocean Prince
Marseilles
Roma
Algiers
S—Neidenfels
Rombay
Dunkirk
Drumlanrig
Lisbon
Hermann Ger
Royal Romanian Mail Steamers and German Travellers Checks
An advertisement lists routes for the Royal Roumanian Mail Steamers from Constanza to Constantinople and Smyrna via Alex and notes checks valid worldwide. It mentions Oelrichs & Co at No 5 Broadway New York and Louis H. Meyer at 1016 Walnut Street Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminy Rm
Marseilles
Enoa
Naples
Levant
Royal Roumanian
Constanza
Constantinople
Smyrna
Alex and Noth
German Lloyd
Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
N. Y
Louis H. Meyer
Walnut St
Phila
Hamburg America Regular Sailings and Rail Connections
Travel notice detailing Hamburg American Line sailings to London Paris Hamburg and other routes with dates March to June. Includes Royal Blue Line trains from Baltimore to Washington, connections in Union Station, schedules to New York and Chicago, sleeping car reservations and info through the Bureau of Information at 234 St Terminal Chelsea 2144.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R. Royal BL
Baltimore
Washington
Union Station
New York
Washington “Royal Ltd
Buffet
Chicago
Pittsburg
Sir Columbus
Clevel D
Broadway
Zeeenwich St
Union Square W
Grand St
N. Y
Fulton St
Brooklyn
Liberty St
Bureau of Information
Chelsea
N. H
Hartford R. R
Grand Central Station
Lakeville & Norf
Barrington
Stockbridge
Lenox
Pittsfield
El2ith St
Union Sq
J . Ave
Sth Ave
de Mad
Nostrand
New Spring Stock White Waists at Bargain Prices
A store advertises spring stock of women’s white waists in lawn and batiste with eyelet, medallion embroidery, Venise lace, and tucked backs. Styles include open front or back, yoke effects, and rich trims, with prices from 1.98 to 15.98, claiming values well below actual worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste Lawn
Millinery For Early Spring Styles At Local Exhibit
Our exhibit of ready to wear hats reveals artistic braids and unique draped effects. Styles range from lace and chiffon to net and flowers, with velvet ornaments and striking colors. The display emphasizes chic, charming designs and advantageous access for city shoppers.
Remarkable Offering of New Sash Laces
A scarce opportunity to buy sash laces at 49 to 73 cents with tambour and Irish Point designs. Majority are finer grades with borders and detached figures or spot panels. Limited availability. pricing unusual this season.
Unparalleled Rug Values Across Persian Turkish Patterns
An assortment of high class floor coverings from three top mills offering varied colors and designs. Sizes range from small runners to large 12 by 9 feet with prices and discounts listed. nap is soft and lustrous and patterns copy Persian and Turkish rugs. Best Ingram Art Squares, all wool, firm weave, durable and colorfast, reversible with a variety of designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best Ingram
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Mil
Charles
McCutcheon
Madras
D. & J. Anderson
Marine Intelligence
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Teutonic
Graf Waldersee
White Star Para
Tyne
Gibraltar
Baltic
Liverpool
Lusitania
Graf Wald
New Orleans
Bremen
Crown of
Asti Monviso
White Star
Cunard
Hamb-Am
Liverpoolburg
Kristol
Hostilius
Houston
London
Atlantic Trans
Hull
Wilson Sibrakhiar
Perugia
Seguranca
Nassau
Ward
Maravalain
Trinidad
Cedu
Nea
Rbraltar
Hamb-Am -Galveston
Pacific
Transpacific
Vna
Saiiano
Phiippine Islands
Loew Mail
Salle
Havre
French
Tiety Copen Agen
Oomana
Quebec
Colon
Panama Rat
Havana
Siemen
Lloyd
Huron
Savannah
Macon
Savanah
Princess Anne Norfolk
Dominic
Peer
Ian Hayti
Morro Nassau
Red Cross
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Pau Southampton
Law
Alverpoul
Termuda
Caracas
Navana
Renada
Iinion
Herok
Urks Island
Vanish Prince
Argentina
Minnespolis
Atlantic
Tran
Fin Agitwerp
Red Star
Wamanaon
Anchem Troenville Aly
Nuste
Mallory Lu Harmaitt
Domini
Savannah Savannah Simm
Rogers, Perr & Company
Shipping News
Port of
Noordam
Boulogne
Admiral Sampson
Port Antonio
Montego Bay
Antilles
Orleans
Montrose
Nicholas Cuneo
Victorian
Lituania Rotterdam
Libau
Buffalo
Jefe Norfolk
Newport News
Lampusas
Oceanic
Porto Rico
Marel
Prince
Hong Kong
Selbly
Pretorlager
Ponta Erraria
Maria Tins Willem V
Dutchy
Port ‘E
Curacao
Fort Swain
Paramaribo
Etc
Tor Amsterdam
Ocean Steamers
Ove. Iemben
Cecille
Cecile
K’pring
K'pring
Kais
Kaisera. Gr
Kaiser A. Gr
K’pring Wm
K’prinz Wm
Kats. Wm
Kals. Wr
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Kais. d. Gr
Seydlitz
Main
Barbaross
Luetzow
Kurfuerst
Derfflinger
Kurfverst
Friedrich
Barbarossi
Une
OB Star
Rene
K. Luise
K. Albert
P. Irene
Brem
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Cerman Lloyd
Alexam
Hoboken, Ours
Ra. Evant
Amburc
Paris
Pretoria
Kaise
Fatricia
P. Amerika
Deutsch
Salis
Oceana
Moltke
Batay
Travelle
Hamburg-Ameri Way
Tcant
Pier
N. R
Tioa
Cherb
G—s' Thampton
ST. Paul
M.z i
Romier Red Star Line
Dover
Antwerp
Yland Jag
Derland
ELAND
Kroonland
White Star Line
Cedric
PD Celtic
Mare
Boston
Azores
Madeira
River
Qinstown
Lucania
Tages
Mauretania
Carmania
Etruria
Trieste
Slavonia
Pannonita
Carpathia
Vernon H Brown
State St
Reperas Line
Guayra
Puerto Cabello
Maracaibo
San Juan
P. R
S.S. Philadelphia
la Guayra
Maracaib
Pier 11
Wall St. Ferry
Boulton, Bliss & Dallett
General Managers
Wall St
St.dam
Hollani
South America
Around the World
Cook & Son
LA Veloce
Europa
Nordh
Brasile
Hartfield, Soladi & CO
Fall River
Bostom
Newport
Providence
Pier 19
North River
Foot Warren
Mers Plymouth
Proviorchestra
London and River
Clarkson St
P. M
Pier 70
E. R
Ft. E
Maine
Haven
Richard Peck
Robert T. Harris
East
Manhattan
New York City
Thomas S. Scott
McDonald-Wiggins Co
Stamford
Conn
McDonald- Wiggins Co
Birh
Plainfield N. Z
Broadwy
New Jersey
Baltimof ND
al TY
Lakewood
Labeel
Y Ano A
St. Tel
Olt St
Sunion Square
West 125Th St
Columbus
Ork Transfer Co
Hope
St. Liby St
Buffalo Express
Toronto
Buffalo Train
T. A
Madison
Tiverst Park Subway
Surf
Martin
St. 7Th Ave
Subway
Wyatt
Imen
138Th Bros
Edwin Lentz
Daly
S3d St
A. G
34Th St. S
Louise
21St St
Lida A. Seely
the. Employment Bureau
39Th St
Brooklyns
Miss Morrow
Lexington Ave
S. E. Cor
Winthrop Ampere Ag H
Es BT. Ork
Bankbooses
Union Dime Savings Institution
Migrant Industrial Savings Bank
Bock
Chambers St
City of
4Th Ave
14Th St
John H. Pangborn
Louise M. Pangborn
Dry Dock Savings Institution
Bank For Savings
204Th Ave
Savin
Chamberwat
HEARN
Fourteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Ecs
Moreen
Heatherbloom
New Spring Stock
Royal Wilton Rugs
Sioane & Sanford’s
Brussels
Larga
Iucca
Bromiey
France
Liberty
Catholic Bibles
Douay
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