Lost and Found notices scattered across city listings
A collage of lost and found notices lists items such as purses with cash and tickets, a silver chain, watches, rings, and jewelry. Names and addresses appear for rewards or return, with multiple entries including a lady’s chain, a gold plated watch, and an Elgin wristwatch.
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Park H Bath
J. H. Mccullough
Blue Reek
Irvington
Terre
F. L. Davis
Lebermuth
LGOS
Madison Av
Manhattan
St. Patricks Cathedral
Filizabeth Hanna
Boyd
Bilt Baz
Wink Purse
Komer
Central Park Ward
Times Square
Reus
Brooklyn
Tellard
Omar Er
M. Rohnie
Found items and notices of lost goods and housing ads
A collage of found notices lists lost umbrellas, gloves, keys, pocketbooks, and packages across New York transit lines and stations. The advertisement pages include board and furnished room listings, room rentals near Times Square, and employment classifies seeking salesmen and other positions in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
St. - Qa
NX & IL
Grand Central Ie
Pennsytania RL RR
Serser J
Owl
Prop
Pqpuias
Q-hocks
Stiues, Satches
Sautherm
Yairk
Ekey Hosa
Engden
Aparinien Subway
Times
Times Square
Riverside Drive
Ae Board
Subway
Aingple
Siujerfur
Trannion
Comnon
Old Sweethearts Wed in Brooklyn Romance Reunion
Mrs D F Maloney a bride of months sails Monday for Hong Kong to join her husband Daniel Maloney a once engaged sweetheart who vanished for years. She, Miss Katherine Murphy, married him recently after a long reunion. she remains to finish her contract as secretary until April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Street
Brooklyn
D. F. Maloney
Hong Kong
China
Mahoney
Far West
Maloney
San Francisco
Woman Seeks Death by Self Harm After Childbirth
Mrs. Steln Degow, 24, of 343 East County-sixth Street, cut her left wrist with a razor while her husband slept. She was rushed to Bellevue Hospital and doctors feared she would die. It is noted she has attempted suicide three times since giving birth to a daughter four months ago.
Stenographers and Bookkeepers Seek Office Roles in City Ads
Classified notices show multiple stenographers and bookkeepers offering services and seeking positions. Listings include experienced professionals with six to eight months to five years’ experience, and rates from $6 to $22 weekly or hourly, with references and locations around Times Downtown and Times Square.
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Beniman
Punning
Stnograp Ifer
Miss R. Pasternak
Stanton St
Iss R
Times
Neatress
al B
Narita
M. Wi
Pax
Missonsen
East 157Th St
Ionx
Methodists in New York hear % Harriman church gift and day dispute
In New York City the New York Methodist Episcopal Conference at St James Church heard that E H Harriman contributed a large sum for a Spring Lake New York church. Rev George A Cooke of Brandon Vermont attacked Bishop Moore over dismissing charges against Chancellor Day of Syracuse University. He promised to appeal to the General Conference in Baltimore and hinted at possible charges against Moore. The meeting also noted immigration growth aiding missionary work in Manhattan and flood fears in the Catskills from the Ashokan Dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Methodist Episcopal Conference
St. James's Church
Madison Avenue
126Th Street
E. H. Harriman
Spring Lake
N.Y
George A. Cooke
Brandon
Moore
Cooke
Day
Syracuse University
Roosevelt
Dr. Day
Baltimore
F. L. Wilson
Kingston
Catskill Mountain
Ashokan
Harriman
Arthur Jamieson
Newbury
P. S. Watters
New York
Manhattan Island
Mr. Cooke
Methodist
Standard Oil Trust
Chancellor Day
General Conference
George S. Rice
Wesleyan University
Middletown Conn
Carnegie Endowment
Methodist Episcopal Church
Andrew Carnegie
Exoneration Ends Isman Suit Over Wife’s Affection
Francis Wilson sought 100000 damages from Felix Isman for alienation of his wife June G Buskirk Wilson. The trial collapsed after Wilson’s nonappearance. Justice MacLean dismissed the suit and awarded Isman 2060 in costs. A deathbed confession by witness E J Wood exonerated Isman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Wilson
Felix
Isman
June G. Buskirk Wilson
Supreme Court
MacLean
E. J. Wood
Stamps Worth 100000 Wash Ashore After Shipwreck
Postage stamps valued over 100000 from the American Kink Note Company were washed ashore on Cuttyhunk Island after the wreck of the Silvia. The stamps, in two and five cent denominations, were found in a single box seized by women after being cast ashore by wreckers. One woman reportedly holds all the five cent stamps valued at 80000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Bedford
Mass
Kink Note Company
Newfoundland
Cuttyhunk
Silvia
Flore Whiston Pleads Not Guilty in Tlitchcock Trial
Flora Whiston a seventeen year old chief witness in the Raymond Tlitchcock case pleads not guilty to perjury her attorney A C Vandiver asks to reserve motions or withdrawal of the plea until today in court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Whiston
Raymond Tlitchcock
A. C. Vandiver
New Charity Plan in Boston Aims at Settlement Houses
Mrs. Quincy Adams Shaw funds a self supporting settlement movement in Boston with a $2 million trust, expected to grow to $5 million. Charles Zueblin of the University of Chicago sociology department leads the effort, surveying areas and expanding the centers to Massachusetts towns and mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy A. Shaw
Chicago
Charles Zueblin
Department of
Sociology
University of Chicago
Quincy Adams Shaw
Boston
Massachusetts
Zueblin
Torpedo Board Witnesses Trials of 24-Inch Tiliss Leavitt
In Sag Harbor the Naval Torpedo Board observed the trials of the new 24 inch Mark 2 Tiliss Leavitt torpedo. It achieved a notable 2,000 yard run and maintained a speed of 36 knots. The report is filed from Newport Rhode Island on April 2 with special dispatches to The New York Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Sag Harbor
Naval Torpedo Board
Police raid union headquarters over internal dispute
Deputy Commissioner Woods led detectives to raid the International Union of Rammers Flaggers Pavers and Curbstone Letters on East Fifty fourth Street accusing gambling at the union HQ. James L Wallace First Vice President says sixteen men were arrested as common gamblers and Local 10 and 18 offices housed there with about 800 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
International Union of
Union
Wallace
Local 49
Fifty-ninth Street
Can't Stop Bridge Strike Shuts Williamsburg Approach
Report says yesterday’s protest at the Manhattan approach to the Williamsburg Bridge halted work as talks fail. Iron workers not striking, employed by Snare and Trieste, remain at a standstill while other unions push for layoffs of Linemen's Union members by Gore Engineering, with no agreement reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Williamsburg Bridge
Structural Iron
Snare & Trieste
Martin
Gore Engineering Company
Inside Electrical Workers’ Union
Yesterday's Fires and Small Losses Across City Stretches
A list of minor fire incidents and small losses from houses and businesses in various Manhattan streets including West 37th Hester Street Catharine Street Madison Street Lexington Avenue and First Avenue. Names such as William Lange Meyer and Jacobs John Riefler Johanna Schneider Abraham Kein Joseph Stillman Charles Pastaschuck Fred Ernst Anna Kramer and others are associated with trifling damages ranging from ten to thirty dollars.
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West 37Th
Wiliam Lange
Hester St
Meyer & Jacobs
W. Oa
Wailleen
Aetna St
John Riefler
Catharine St
Johanna Schneider
P.M
Abraham Kein
Joseph Stating
Epee W
John Bonwith
William Connor
Schlessinger &Ysen- Pie
E. J. Magrin & Co
Cannon St
Kirsch
Madison St
Lexington Avy
Joseph
Hartdile
110Th St
Sarah Greenapple
Jacob Stillman
St. Ann's
Chas. Pastaschuck
Fred Ernst
Anna Kramer
St. Fe
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Red
Websters Chair Exchange
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New York City
Carl Lauretton Co
Jiapgoods
Pro TV Se Saien
Oxden' B
Blu Tribune
Peachyeouster
Webster's
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United States
Rvice
Cuba
Philippines
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Traveme
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Jery St
Lex City
Hudson Hoboken
N. J
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Hangoods
J. A
America
Montreal
Grof Bros
Real Este
Albert Edwards
Montague St
Nassau St
Country Club
Royadist
Soatorg
Aker
Governesnese
Hopkins Educational
Union Square
Stuyvesant
Lincoln Industrial Exchange
West Sith St
Columbus
Heérz
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M. M.C
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Mrs. Degow
Eteno Ygrapher
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Cone
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H. A. Wright
Flatiron
J. Kane
Tribune
Stock Exchange
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Nassau
Beekman
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Columbia
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London
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Felix Isman
Hitchcock
Hart Schaffner
Marz
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Wallach Bros
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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Bway & Oth
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Victor Herbert Canes
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Liberty
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Baby Abe
Weleny Wee
Madison Ave
Murrayeile
Theatre
Lex
Av. Scribner’s Big Show
CRAND
Rogers Bros
Panama
Carnegie Hall
Orn
Fritz
Ensert Management
Kreisler
Piako
Pachmann
Pirecthia
Airnoldisumi
Teli & Ee
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Goethe
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St. Ey
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Tom' N. Spooner i Honggymeon
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Astor
Stuyvesant Esturias
Yy Way
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Virginia
Alan Dale
Eugene Walter
Hippodrome Daily
Port Arthur
Daly
Alan
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Sam
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Habasu
Wiliams
Bert
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Wwe
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Walker
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Crane Ine and
Pathe Wey Boys
Hudson Os
Otis Skinner
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Balcar
Savoy UO
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MMA
Coryees
Henry Miller
Garrick
Cyril Scott
Leho
F. Mey Knickerbocker
Rene Urey
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Victor Moore
Marian
Carnegiee Wan
Symphony OF
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Mannes, Miller
METRO
Emma Fomes
Farrar
Scout
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Morena
Premstad
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Lansing
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