Yachting Season Promises Activity Despite Hard Times
Yachtsmen nationwide anticipate a busy season with many large steam yachts for sale and new builds. Commodores Plants, Raine, and Astor figures are linked to active brokerage. ocean racing grows in popularity and more power boat operators gain master licenses. The New York Yacht Club outlines tentative schedules for Spring Cups, Glen Cove events, and August cruises.
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Morton F
Iclanda
Venetia
Commodore Ito A Raine
Indian Harbor
A.S. Chesebrough
Bristol
Leith
Scotland
John Jacob Astor
Archibald Watt
New York Nautical College
New York Yacht Club
Glen Cove
Bermuda
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Cape May
New Reddle
Physician Held For Fleecing Poor In Newark
Dr. Sigmund E. Bondy of Rose Street Newark was arrested on a charge of obtaining money under false pretences. He allegedly took $60 from Mrs. Katherine Durish for an operation and promised a poor patient would receive free treatment at St. Michael's Hospital. Detectives lured him by phone to 66 Trafford Place where they seized him.
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Sigmund E. Bondy
Rose Street
Newark
Tule and
Horter
Edward J. Hil
St. Michael's Hospital
Bondy
Katherine Durish
Janes Street
Dr. Bondy
Dr. Il
Inspector Sweeney Praised for Cleaning Up Brooklyn District
Magistrate Higginbotham commends Police Inspector Dennis Sweeney for raids on candy stores used by boys 12 to 18 for gambling and petty larceny. Sweeney vows to close back room gambling in Dillard parlors and other Lee avenue venues, with owners and managers convicted.
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Higginbotham
Te Lee Avenue Court
Williamsburs
Dennis Sweenes
Lee Avenue Court
Lee Avenue
Sweeney
Broooklyneen
Perce
Boers Appeal to British Secretary Over Portuguese Misconduct
General Francois Joubert Pienaar and family accuse Portuguese authorities in Angola of treachery and kidnap like acts. He seeks protection from Lord Grey and news of his missing son Ernest, who vanished after being drawn from British railway service to the coast.
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Francois Joubert-Pienaar
Transvaal
England
Angola
Portuguese West Africa
Lord Grey
Sapa
Johnston
British Railway
Cape Town
Ernest
Stone
Lubita Bay
Mother
Gordon
New Jersey Big Four seek four delegates at large
In Trenton New Jersey leaders seek four delegates at large from six candidates for the Republican National Convention. The proposed slate includes Governor Fort State Chairman Franklin Murphy and ex Governor John Griggs with David Baird supporting the South Jersey vote. Senators Kean and Briggs are left out. The Newark meeting did not vote on the issue to avoid damaging splits ahead of 1911 elections.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Chicago
Fort
Franklin Murphy
Essex
John W. Griggs
David Baird
South Jersey
United States
John Kean
Union
Frank O. Briggs
Mercer
Newark
Baird
Briggs
Griggs
Kean
United States Senate
Inspector O Connor Reduced as Graft Allegations Loom
New York police shake up follows The World report linking graft to city gambling and officers. Inspector John O Connor is reduced to captain and reassigned to Amity Street station in Brooklyn, with Captain Max Steinbruck ordered to lead the Tenderloin district.
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Bingham
John O'Connor
Amity Street
Brooklyn
Tingham
O'Connor
Police
Wood
Hanson
Keleher
West 30Th Street
West 65Th Street
John Bonser
Thomas Moore
John Horan
Alfred Muller
Arthur Carmack
Daniel O’sullivan
West 37Th Street
Stephen O'Brien
Joseph de Cantillion
Tenderloin
John Lyons
John Eaton
John Hughes
Mr. Hanson
Woods
General Bingham
Dan” Slattery
Lyons
West 3Th Street
the Tribune
Moore
Bowser
Jefferson Market Court
Rose
Eaton
Carmack
Sullivan
Heron
Mueller
de Cantillon
Iles
Daring to Stand Alone Speech by Rev Wise Draws Crowd
The Rev Stephen S Wise spoke at Cooper Union urging minority rights and independence from majority rule. He warned against tyranny by the majority and blamed czarist Russia for acts of violence, calling for more women in education leadership and a future where individuals lead.
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Stephen
Wise
Cooper Union
Chicago
Kishineff
Russia
Board of Education
Dr Hill Praises Roosevelt as A Prophet of God
The sermon at Metropolitan Temple lauds Theodore Roosevelt as a Christian leader and foretells future national honor for him. The preacher cites Roosevelt’s faith, moral courage, and rejection of flippant religion, framing him as a prophetic figure guiding righteousness.
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Metropolitan Temple
J. Wesley Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
God
Blanket Dept Sale At 34th Street Stores
Blanket department sale in both stores on Monday March 23 offers 2000 white bed spreads capacity. English dimity and Silkeline comfortables feature cotton filling and varied values. Towels and related linens listed with yardage and pricing details.
Destroy Their Own Tobacco Beds in Kentucky War
In Kentucky the tobacco war drives farmers to destroy beds across forty two counties. Warnings and night rider actions shrink plantings to less than a third of normal. Threats, arson tools, and armed guards push tenant farmers to consider relocation or selling farms as statewide tensions rise.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Mount Sterling
Police Say They Have Kidnappers
Police detain Benjamin Ruben an Italian shoemaker at 156 East 39th Street and William O'Brien a confectioner of 81 Third Avenue on suspicion of kidnapping two young girls aged three and four found near 45th Street and Third Avenue. The girls were seen with Ruben and O'Brien in Third Avenue near 45th Street as a crowd gathered a patrolman took custody of the children.
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Benjamin Ruben
East 39Th Street
William O'Brien
Third Avenue
East Dist Street
45Th Street
Ruben
O'Brien
O’brien
Brady
Crowds Turned Away As Dr Morgan Sermon Draws Fire Dept Aid
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church faced heavy crowds for Rev. Dr G Campbell Morgan from London with the Fire and Police Departments helping manage attendees. Doors closed before 8 o clock and hundreds were refused entry. Morgan spoke on authority and the Roman centurion, urging young people to accept Christ. Several people came forward as converts at the close.
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Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
G. Campbell Morgan
London
Matthew Villi
Morgan
Worshippers Aid Unemployed At Belasco Theatree Service
For the first collection since services began at the People's Popular Service held by the Madison Avenue Reformed Church at the Belasco Theatree the proceeds go to aid the city unemployed. Dr. William Carter said funds would buy working tickets for desperate men and noted a Yale graduate in recovery who sought help. A testimony meeting followed the service below the theatre.
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Belasco
Madison Avenue Reformed Church
William Carter
Madison Avenue Church
Yale
Carter
Teamsters clash at New York headquarters injures leaders
United Teamsters of America say they were attacked by International Teamsters Union members at 129 Cherry street last Sunday. Joseph Millett president of the International was shot in the stomach, and bystanders claim a passerby named Thomas Murphy was hit in the leg at 335 West 28th street. No arrests were reported.
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United Teamsters of America
No. 129
Cherry Street
International Teamsters’ Union
Joseph Millett
25Th Street
Eighth
Thomas Murphy
West 28Th Street
Muue
Divine Ministry lecturer promotes health through faith and nature
The Rev J Woods Eliott former rector of All Saints Orange outlines a Circle of Divine Ministry lecturing on Health Happiness and Prosperity. He urges deep breathing ample water and obedience to God linking faith to personal vitality and influence from others. He cites war chaplaincy and a Baltimore saint as examples of spiritual power guiding action.
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Moranes
J. Woods Eliott
All Saints’ Episcopal
Orange
Eliott
Baltimore
Ninth attempt to burn five story tenement at No 42 Division Street
In a ninth arson attempt over two months, a bundle of oil soaked rugs was set ablaze at No 42 Division Street, home to Hebrews and Chinese. Isaac Weder men, a resident on the second floor, extinguished the fire as he prepared to enter his apartment.
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No. 42
Division Street
Isaac Wedermen
Parkhurst Demands Duty of Churches to Fight Corruption
The Madison Square Presbyterian pastor urged churches to rebalance law and morality, criticizing horse jockey Democrats and corrupt Republicans. He warned that neglecting civic righteousness harms the Empire State’s constitution and public standing.
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Parkhurst
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Empire State
Silk Departments in McCreery Stores Exhibit Silk Sale
McCreery Silk exhibition and sale across both locations features novelty silks in Oriental and Egyptian designs woven for James McCreery & Co. A 10,000 yard fancy silk sale includes check Taffeta and Louisine in multiple color patterns. Imported all wool waf wide 42 inches priced 75 cents per yard with value 1.66.
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Copenhagen
St. Gall
Pastor Dr Haynes to Speak at Calvary M E Service
Rev Dr C S Goodell, former Calvary M E Church pastor in Manhattan, will lead the evening service tonight. Haynes, retired former pastor from 1872 to 1875, will also be present for the event.
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E. J. Haynes
Out
S. Goodell
Locke
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Manhattan
Rock Island Note Offer Expires for 4% Bonds
Holders of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway two year 4 percent notes are reminded the offer may be extended on a 6 percent basis and must be presented at the office today.
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Chicago. Rock Island & Ne Railway Company
Eee
Ser & E
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Axminster Rugs
Crex
Martha Wa Mahal
Brussels
S4th Street
DR. Morgan
Madison Avenue
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