Ceremony at Trinity Church marks Manning’s key access to parish
The Rev. Dr. William T. Manning received the keys to Trinity Church and nine chapels during a ceremony at 2 p.m. on Broadway. Colonel William Jay presented the keys as robed sextons stood by, recalling the 1862 rite when Dr. Dix took possession of several churches.
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McClellan Speaks at Cornell on Political Tendencies
Ithaca May 5 Mayor George B McClellan of New York spoke at Cornell on Political Tendencies of the Day urging readers to seek first hand news, resist headline driven judgments, support honest officials, and avoid rash opposition to government without constructive alternatives. He warned against worshipping headlines and urged building up rather than tearing down those in office.
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George B. McClellan
New York
Cornell University
Masonic Grand Lodge In Session Amid Leadership Contest
The 1%th annual grand lodge meeting opened in New York with three days of sessions. A hot contest for Grand Master pits Nelson Sawyer of Palmyra against Justice Townsend Scudder who has served two years. A cornerstone laying for the $1,000,000 Mackenzie Temple on 22d Street is also planned.
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Palmyra
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Richmond Seeks Subway Reach to Staten Island
Public Service Commission set a May hearing on extending the Brooklyn Fourth Avenue subway to Staten Island after applications from Staten Island civic groups. The commission’s engineering department has studied the Fort Hamilton Narrows link, though no formal plan exists yet. A Staten Island delegation is expected to present arguments at the hearing.
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Evans Heads Fleet Toward Golden Gate Amid Crowds
The Atlantic fleet under Admiral Evans began the final leg from Hampton Roads to San Francisco. The Connecticut left the line for Monterey as Evans boarded Read Admiral Evans and his party prepared to take command again. San Francisco expected a near million visitors to greet the warships with festive bayfront decorations and lights.
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Man Not Guilty In Newtonville Murder Trial
Jacob Bertschy was found not guilty by a Supreme Court jury after a three week trial on first degree murder charges. The case involved the deaths of Mrs. Catherine Dargatz and her nine year old foster son whose bodies were discovered in the Dargatz barn at the farm in Newtonville, five miles from Albany, on October 1 last. Bertschy had worked as a farm hand for the family.
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Farmers Bank Officials Guilty Indicted in Defalcation Case
Pittsburg May 5 Henry Reiber paying teller and John Young auditor of Farmers' Deposit National Bank were indicted by the United States Grand Jury for embezzling 1180 in a case involving a total defalcation of 1190?000. Both pleaded guilty before Judge James S. Young and remain jailed awaiting related litigation.
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Centenary Pictures Shown For New York Archdiocese
Cinematograph displays of the centenary celebration of the New York Roman Catholic archdiocese will run this evening tomorrow and Friday at 8 o'clock in the school hall 323 East 37th street A children's matinee is scheduled for Saturday with boys at 2 o'clock and girls at 4 o'clock The program includes the cardinal and prelate procession from Archbishop Farley's Madison Avenue home to the cathedral the children's service assembly and the Saturday parade
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Army and Navy Orders Tell of Wide Rank Transfers
Washington May 1 Officials issued orders detailing retirements and numerous assignments for Army Brigadier General Charles Morris and officers across infantry cavalry and artillery. Navy lines list transfers from ships and stations to new duties and awaiting assignments for ensigns and lieutenants.
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Chicago
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Orenis Meyer
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Duluth
Oliver H. Dockery, JR
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John O'Shea
Knoxville
Henry S. Terrell
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Robert ©. Ragsdale
Helena
Benjamin HH. Cheever
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Harry L. T. Cavenaugh
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Alfred Aloe
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Edwin J. Bracken
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Thomas F. Ryan
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Rockwell
Bert M. Nolan
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Archibald A. Cabaniss
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Thaw Habeas Corpus Proceedings May Be Limited
Dr. Amos T. Baker, acting superintendent at Matteawan, denies Thaw is sane and claims insanity. Dutchess County DA Mack says five expert witnesses per side will be allowed in Thaw habeas corpus, with Justice Morschauser aiming for an expeditious, cost-conscious proceeding. Mrs. William Thaw visits her son at the Poughkeepsie courthouse as relatives accompany her to the jail after the Stanford White shooting.
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New York
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William Thaw
Sheriff Chanler
Daughters of the Revolution Missed Luncheon at Fraunces Tavern
At Fraunces Tavern in New York the Daughters of the Revolution after a Waldorf Astoria convention delayed lunch until 340. A procession of notable figures including Major S. L. H. Ward and Mrs. D. Phesnix Ingraham arrived, but delays persisted as guests framed the event with Revolutionary memories.
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Long Island
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South Carolina
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George C. Bateheer
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Victor Wilbour
Jared W. Bell
J. Howard Morse
Frank Keck
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Long Island Carnival Parade Opens Brooklyn Subway Celebration
Jamaica hosts a parade on June first as part of the Long Island celebration. Regiments of 30,000, with 1,000 each, march along Jamaica Avenue headed by Rev. Horatio Oliver. All young girls in white carry pouquets.
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Alderman Proposes July Fourth Patriotism Drive
Alderman Reggie Doull introduced a resolution urging Mayor McClellan to decorate homes and public buildings in national colors from sunrise to midnight on July 4. The plan also calls for patriotic music in parks to foster civic duty and respect for law.
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Federal Grand Jury Expands Inquiry Into Missing Documents
The federal grand jury broadened its examination as it continues to seek missing papers from the Park case. Contempt proceedings against Dr. remain stayed for the moment as investigators pursue additional witnesses and records.
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Mrs Sage Plans City Hall Restoration Proposal
Mrs. Sage and trustee Robert W. De Forest visited City Hall and discussed restoring the interior to architect’s original lines with Governor’s Room first to be redone. Cost may exceed 200000 dollars and plans are under way with architects. Mrs. Sage also expressed interest in model tenement houses.
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Missing papers case widens as firms cited in probe
James E Campbell of Dexter Sulphide Pulp and Paper and James Outterson of De Grasse Paper, both tied to New York firms, are named in a widening probe independent of state courts. A manager testified about shipment and delivery of papers to Manila and Fibre Paper Manufacturers’ Association, with an office boy admitting his signature on the receipt. The inquiry will continue as officials pursue the missing documents amid talk of race reform and public commentary.
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Exhibition draws sixty thousand to Baltimore show
J Scott Hartley, secretary of the National Sculpture Society, said the Baltimore exhibition ran 28 days ending April 30. Fifty seven thousand eight hundred two visitors paid a twenty five cent admission, totaling 11780 40 for receipts excluding sales, with 3278 from exhibits. Including free admissions, over 400 people attended, about one tenth of the city population. Armory space was free. trees and garden decor were lent by local parks and cemeteries and citizens.
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Rescuer Burned After Saving Williamsburg Factory Workers
John Colson 24 of Bushwick Avenue saved dozens of workers and fifty girls from a five story brick factory at McKibbin and Lorimer Streets before succumbing to extensive burns. Four alarms, hospital transfer, and grim prognosis followed the Williamsburg blaze amid recent arson fears and a Humboldt Street fire tragedy nearby.
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New Public School Building Nears Occupancy
The new public school at Jackson and Madison Streets will replace Public School 12 at 371 Madison Street. About two thousand pupils will occupy the modern white brick building with kindergarten through sixth grade classes. The old building was condemned after the Collinwood disaster and a new wing is planned for boys.
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Reported Sale of Hope Diamond by New York Jewellers
Joseph Frankel's Sons Company of 576 Fifth Avenue reportedly sold the Hope diamond for $400,000 after entering liquidation proceedings earlier that January. The Paris sale is described via cable, buyer and exact price not disclosed, with the gem weighing about 45.52 carats and famed for its blue white brilliance and historic lineage from Tavernier to Louis XIV.
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London
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