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Later, with Frank J. Farrell, he bought the Baltimore, Maryland American League baseball team and moved it to New York and renamed it the Highlanders. With funeral expenses and administrative costs factored in, the estate of William S. Devery was $1,023 in the red.28. 9 New York Times, March 9, 1900. Besides, how could I pitch with this stomach? William Stephen Devery has the historical distinction of being the last superintendent of the New York City Police Department and the first police chief of the five boroughs after the unification of the City in 1898. Unpretentious, good-humored, and brazenly corrupt, Devery was esteemed by the police rank and file, with whom he regularly fraternized, and was regarded with amusement by much of the city populace. Size: 8: Photographs And as a bonus, Gordon, a city realtor as well as a coal broker, had the inside track on a parcel of Manhattan property that had escaped the notice of Andrew Freedman: a rocky mesa in far north Washington Heights owned by the New York Institute for the Blind. But events were taking their toll. alleged – without naming names – that the syndicate took in over $3 million in protection payoffs annually.9 All the while, Devery maintained a daily routine. But as a character, he [Devery] was a work of art, a masterpiece.”8 And he was rapidly becoming rich, largely courtesy of the vice protection syndicate controlled by the alliance of Devery, Frank Farrell, and Big Tim Sullivan. In 1878, at age 24, he was hired as a patrolman. She grew up and went to school in Hyde Park, Massachusetts, graduating in 1948. He was born in New York City in 1854. But as the decade drew to a close, dominant owner Farrell began to feel the pinch of other financial reverses. In the municipal elections of November 1897, Tammany was a landslide victor, the usual governmental spoils multiplied by the imminent incorporation of the outer boroughs (Brooklyn, Queens, north Bronx, and Staten Island) into the City of Greater New York. Having also been the president of the New York Mets of the deceased American Association as well as a former corporate director of the New York Giants, Gordon was equally acceptable to the New York sports press and Gotham baseball enthusiasts. Once a ten-year lease to the property was safely in hand, Ban Johnson was ready to go public with the American League’s entry into New York. William S. Devery satirized in Harper's Weekly on September 6, 1902 by William Allen Rogers. The duo was the last and least of choices as owners. But assiduous research by Hall of Fame staffer Tom Sheiber casts serious doubt on both club use of the Medal of Valor template and Devery’s purported role in the matter. Thereafter, the New York state legislature enacted laws that eventually culminated in the two-year close of Empire State racetracks, a cruel blow to Farrell, a genuine lover of thoroughbred racing as well as a stable owner and New York City’s offtrack betting “Pool Room King.” But perhaps the most severe drain on Farrell finances involved the Highlanders’ ballpark. In November 1903 he suffered a crushing election defeat, polling a mere 2,471 votes out of more than a half-million cast for mayor. A Gay Nineties Falstaff in size (about 6 feet and 260 pounds in his prime) and appetites (for food, liquor, and late-night revelry), Big Bill eventually outlived his times, in both politics and baseball. 12 Long a minority stockholder in the Giants franchise, Brush financed his acquisition of Freedman’s controlling interest in the club by selling the Cincinnati Reds to a local consortium headed by yeast manufacturing millionaire Julius Fleischmann, then mayor of Cincinnati and formerly a partner in thoroughbred racehorse ventures with Frank Farrell. To camouflage the actual ownership of the incoming New York team, the public face of the franchise would therefore be genial Manhattan coal broker Joseph Gordon, the new club president. For the nominal sum of $18,000, Johnson agreed to confer control of the Baltimore club upon Farrell and his business partner Bill Devery, it being understood that the real cost of the franchise would involve its relocation, the acquisition of Manhattan property, and the erection of a ballpark by the new owners.14. See http://baseballresearcher.blogspot.com/2010/03/that-famous-yankees-logo, posted April 12, 2010. Helen Marie (Devery) Hubley, of Framingham, was born on May 7, 1926 in Boston. Bill Devery, meanwhile, remained near-invisible in club operations, his activities confined largely to Opening Day presentations and second-guessing manager Griffith and the procession of Highlander skippers that followed in the wake of Griffith’s resignation in June 1908.20 Otherwise, Devery tended to his real-estate interests in Manhattan and the Queens resort of Far Rockaway (where he now maintained a summer residence), leaving operation of the franchise to Farrell. 5 Among other places, the anecdote is related in “American Characters,” by Richard F. Snow, American Heritage, Vol. On the baseball front, the fall of Croker greatly diminished the political influence of New York Giants owner Andrew Freedman, a Tammany Hall insider and Croker protégé, determined to maintain the National League monopoly on professional baseball in New York City. Efforts by Joe Vila, future New York Governor Al Smith, and other mutual friends could not heal the breach, and by the time of Devery’s death in 1919, he and Farrell had not spoken to each other for several years. It will enhance any encyclopedic page you visit with the magic of the WIKI 2 technology. In 1876 he married Anne Maria “Annie” Burns, like himself the child of Irish immigrants. [1] [2] Devery and Frank J. Farrell later co-owned the New York Yankees baseball … 7 Brought up on various administrative charges, Devery was dismissed from the force by the New York City Police Board in August 1894, only to be reinstated by order of the New York State Supreme Court ten months later. We have created a browser extension. William Stephen Devery, New York City's last chief of police, was either an "illiterate ruffian" or an amazing, openly corrupt, and utterly likable eccentric. Register now to join us for the SABR Virtual Analytics Conference on March 11-14, 2021. In November 1927, Annie’s estate was appraised at a modest $6,218 net. They tell me that you fellows are the fiercest ever on graft. See Glenn Stout, Yankees Century: 100 Years of New York Yankees Baseball (Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 2002), 18-19. The turmoil created at Tammany Hall by Croker’s abrupt departure would have consequences for both Bill Devery and major-league baseball. If you can help us improve this player’s biography, contact us. Others put the total sale price at $400,000. 2, February/March 1982. “Me, a backer? william stephen devery in a sentence - Use "william stephen devery" in a sentence 1. Now that's going to stop! New Tammany Hall chief Murphy was not the only one concerned about the public perception of his organization. The phrase “touchin’ on and appertainin’ to” would become a Devery standby, the near invariable preface to departmental disciplinary rulings rendered by Devery after he became chief of police. Bill was born on Manhattan's East side to Irish immigrants, Patrick Devery and Mary Geohagen. The couple’s marriage would last 43 years but be laced with heartache. In March 1915 he made the separation from baseball complete, abandoning the Jersey City franchise to International League receivers. Nor were Farrell or Devery listed on the club incorporation papers filed in Albany shortly thereafter.17 But the ownership ruse did not work for long, with the press soon publishing that Frank Farrell was a club principal.18 Sometime thereafter, Devery was detected prowling around the ballpark site. Summary: Photograph showing William (Big Bill) Devery, New York City police chief, sitting on deck of a ship, surrounded by a group of unidentified women and children Reproduction Number: LC-DIG-ds-00029 (digital file from original photograph) Hauled before a legislative committee empaneled to investigate alleged police payoffs in his precinct, Devery famously informed his inquisitors that “Touchin’ on and appertainin’ to that, there’s nothing doing.”6 For the next several years, Devery was almost constantly under either indictment or administrative charge for extortion, bribery, and other misconduct, but always managed to beat the rap.7. Bill Devery was born above a saloon located at Third Avenue and East 28th Street. Brought to trial, Devery handily beat the charges. As for the Yankees, Devery’s major contribution to club fortunes remained his unwelcomed post-game critiques of managerial strategy, including that employed by Frank Chance, the Peerless Leader of great Chicago Cubs teams who had assumed the New York reins at the beginning of the 1913 season. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, August 20, 1908, Racing and Baseball Edition, Page 9, Image 9, brought to you by The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundation, and the National Digital Newspaper Program. ";s:7:"keyword";s:22:"william stephen devery";s:5:"links";s:823:"<a href="http://www.happytokorea.net/i7udpc/c1fe32-db-sweeney-family">Db Sweeney Family</a>,
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