June 9 In American History
Items note John Howard Payne born and died 1852. Grant's army began assaults at Cold Harbor in defense against Lee. West Point marks centenary of National Military Academy. Rear Admiral B P Lamberton U S N retired died 1844. Evening stars Mercury Venus Saturn Mars. Jupiter visible near the northwestern horizon around twilight. Capella in Auriga noted.
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John Howard Payne
Sweet Home
Grant
Cold Harbor
Lee
West Point
National Military Academy
B. P. Lamberton
Roosevelt for Governor in Knickerbocker Press editorial
The Albany Knickerbocker Press argues Roosevelt may accept the Republican nominee to unite anti-Tammany forces for New York governor. It praises Whitman and Hinman as capable, urges cross‑party backing if Whitman or Hinman is nominated, and warns progressive foes to rally behind a single candidate to win state control.
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Albany Knickerbocker Press
Roosevelt
New York
Syaln
Ilo al Jewat
Charles §. Whitman
Harvey J. Hinmoan
Binghamton
Oonovelt
Progressive Party
Mr. Waltman
Mr. Hirman
Republican Party
Knickerbocker Press
New York State
Attac
Theodore Lougias Robinson
Whitin
Knickerbocker
Ebicnon
Wint Tase
He Sialk
Hisman
State Senate
Gexiuer Haghen
Puch Wen
Wherman
Willman
Lanone
Tammany
Famumany
Balin
Whibuan
Uisnan Rauning
Chanel
Hinman
Thor Maat
Asenreg
Erccers
New Election Law Sparks Registra tion Controversy Across State
In a heated debate the new election and registration law is criticized for forcing country voters into multiple trips, enabling alleged fraud and Tammany influence. Supporters urge registration and a clean anti Tammany ticket to simplify the process and secure fair primary rules. The article cites Governor Glynn and various reformers accusing Tammany of steering the law to centralized power and potential abuse.
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Citier
Tammany
CIA
Ucket
Lyons
Glynn
Triminy Mall
Sulzor
Alexer
Schenectady
Little Talks On Big Subjects Aven Smith Road Reflections
A reflective essay on roads as metaphors for exploration and life. The narrator recalls childhood walks from a country home to villages and markets, noting how roads shape thought, choices, and character. A traveler’s tale contrasts youth’s ascent with aged descent, urging continued forward movement.
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Aven Smith
Falling Customs Revenues Report Ten Months Ended April
Treasury receipts from all sources totaled 551.5 million for ten months ending April 30, down from 580.3 million in the prior period. April expenditures exceeded revenues by 7 million, and ten month shortfall reached 34.36 million.
Governor’s primary law flaws blamed for political cost
Even Democratic supporters of the Governor denounce his neglect in shaping the primary law. The critique argues he will be remembered for inserting the residence definition in the law, leaving the primaries unwatched without provisions to identify voters, according to Buffalo New.
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Uke
New York
Ool
Niet
Buffalo Nowa
MISS CLARK TO WED NAVAL MAN
The Rev Robert Brice Clark pastor of the Church of the Tarttans at Lions Street and Fh avenue New York and Mrs Clark announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Marjory Clark to Lieutenant John Morrie Smeal dis United States Navy Smeal is stationed at the New York Navy Yard Miss Clark is graduate of Wheaton College and has many society and musical friends in New York City Her father was pastor in Goshen and later Port Jervis
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Robert Brice Clark
Church of the Tarttans
Lion Street
Fh Avenue
New York
Knocked home run and youth dies during game
Charles Clarks of 114 West Nine Street died of heart disease after a home run in a game between the Knight of Columbus team and St Vincent de Paul church. The catcher for St Stephen's Renan Catholic church team, Clarke collapsed after scoring, and despite police and Dr Scho from the Washington Athletic hospital arriving, the boy died before the surgeon could treat him.
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New York
Dune
Charles Clarks
Rensa Old
Waet Nineeth Street
Dyehinan Sitreet
Nagle
St Stephen's Renan Catholic Church
Lycenme
Knight of Colombus
St. Vincent de Tanta Church
Clarke
Nat
Scholet
Washington Aeletic Benital
Brewster Not to Be Tried Before October in Newburgh
Newburgh June 8 report misstates Brewster case as moved to May term. Courts say Brewster cannot be tried at a special term for criminal matters. He may face trial July 6 if Mills adjourns. otherwise no trial until October with Keogh or Tompkins presiding.
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Newburgh
George R. Brewster
Horseman
Balmville Society
Supreme Court
Joseph Morschauser
Brewster
Isaac N. Mills
Goshen
Keogh
Mills
Jonathan D. Wilson, Jr
Henry Kohl
Kohl
Wilson
John B. Kerr
Albert H. F. Seeger
Millis
Arthur
Tompkins
Noted Organist to Give Recital at Horton Church
J Warren Andrews, longtime organist and educator in New York, will give an organ recital at Webb Horton Memorial Church on the evening of June 11. His career includes seven years in Minneapolis, renowned teaching, and national concert work. tickets are fifty cents, available at Wanford Horton’s and at the church office.
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J. Warren Andrews
American Guild of Organists
Church of the Divine Paternity
New York
Webb Horton Memorial Church
Andrews
East
Minneapolia
Twin Cities
Northwest
Minneapolis
Central Park West
Distown
Antrews
Cor
Rei Marvin Dillabouch
Efi al Bak
Wanford
Horton
Ang
Andates
Etira Clarre
Convalescent Home to Open June 1s
The Midlerton Geehen Home for Convalescent Children will open June 1, with accommodations planned for nearly 6,009 persons and families. Public School 114, at Oak and Oliver, will transport most of its Hintergarten pupils to the new facility.
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Convalescent Home
New York
Apts Land
Emall Girls
Tenaga
Will
Oak and
Oliver Streets
Butler outlines plan for state constitution delegates
President Nicholas Murray Butler urged Brooklyn Republicans to choose delegates for next June’s constitutional convention based on merit and public service. He emphasized four reform themes a short ballot reform or legislative procedure a better financial system and home rule for great cities, arguing the delegate selections rival the stakes of the U.S. Constitution.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Brooklyn Young Republican Club
Imperial Hotel
Brooklyn
Butler
United States
Dr. Butler
Social dances and congratulations in Montgomery area
A Montgomery social scene features a Knights of Pythias Hall dance with Joseph Hoskin’s orchestra this Saturday night in Pine Bush. J H Clineman of New York was in town Thursday. James F Hutchinson hosts a fine barn dance on Goshen road Friday night June 12. Dr William W Cox, after Bellevue exams, will graduate this month and intern at St Vincent Hospital New York. A B Whidden adds a piazza on Union street. Alexander Mure fined 2 for disturbing the peace by Justice Cox. Hand concert program listed for Tuesday June 3 with National Cadets and selections. The Star Spangled Banner concert in Walden faced weather-related cancellations.
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Bellevue Medical College
St. Vincent Hospital
New York
Cox
Montgomery Hay
A. B. Whidden
Union Street
Alexander Mure
James Gill
Herbert P. Cox
The
Nationa Cadets
Nick Brown
Bainhouse
Watts
Don Hail
Xae
Albany governor declines to talk to suffragists meeting
Albany June 5 Governor Susi declined to speak to suffragists saying he is not opposed to woman suffrage but the time is not right for him to participate in a public demonstration He may attend the meeting in Albany with limited remarks and will not attend prominent activities.
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Albani
Susi
Reader Letter Proposes Fog Regs For Ship Safety
Edward V Hartford writes to The Tribune urging formal speed regulation aboard ships based on visibility. He suggests a tape of color disks and illuminated markings to indicate safe speeds, with an instrument for passengers to read vessel revolutions per hour.
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Edward V. Hartford
Jersey City
N. J
Miss Hayes Bride of Brooklyn Man
Misa Margaret Hayes daughter of Mr and Mrs John T Hayes and head supervisor at the State Hospital for the Insane Middletown was married to Edwin Leonard of Brooklyn at St Francis Church Newburgh Wednesday night at 8 30 The ceremony was performed by Rev Thomas J Dunne and brothers and sister of the bride
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Misa Margaret Hayes
John T. Hayes
State Hospital For the Insane
Middletown
Edwin Leonard
Brooklyn
St. Francis’ Church
Newburgh
Thomas J. Dunne
Hayes Couple Weds on a Brief Simple Ceremony
Miss Elizabeth Hayes and Joseph Hayes wed in a small ceremony attended by three sisters Helen Ruth and Mra, Harry Graham, and Mr. Gra ane. Mr Leonard, a United Fruit Company employee, sails Brooklyn to Havana on a company steamer. He will return to Havana for the return trip as the season is busy. The couple plans an extended wedding trip later.
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Elizabeth Hayes
Joseph Hayes
Helen
Ruth
Mra
Harry Graham
Graane
Leonard
United Fruit Company
Brooklyn
Havana
Mexico
Haryana
Oswego Nears 1915 State Grange Convention
Rumor places Oswego as the site for the New York State Grange annual convention in February 1915, though no official announcement has been issued. The event would bring together grange members from across the state for meetings and ceremonies.
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Oswego
New York
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Edward Y. Hartford
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