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DOCK BOARD REORGANIZED; Edwin Einstein Made a Commissioner by Mayor Strong. OTHER CITY OFFICIALS APPOINTED Mr. Einstein Was Surprised, but He Was Prompt -- Dr. McSweeney Succeeds School Commissioner Gerard. EDWIN EINSTEIN, to be Dock Commissioner, vice J. Sergeant Cram, resigned; salary. $5,000. DR. DANIEL E. McSWEENEY, to be School Commissioner, vice J.W. Gerard, resigned. J. VAN VECHTEN OLCOTT, to be Civil Service Commissioner, to fill a vacancy. EDWARD L. GRIDLEY, to be City Marshal, vice Henry McLaughlin.
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Mayor Strong announced the above appointments yesterday. The selection of Edwin Einstein as a Dock Commissioner came in the way of a surprise to the politicians. It was also a surprise to Mr. Einstein, who said that he did not know anything about the matter until he was sent for yesterday by the Mayor. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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