Silversmith dies amid note urging own burial in Newark
Frank Mauser, silversmith of Oliver Street Newark, collapsed in the Frank Campbell undertakers on West Twenty third Street. A note requests burial at Woodlawn and cites nerves and fear of going crazy. Coroner Shrady weighs cause as investigations continue.
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Frank Mauser
Oliver Street
Newark
N. J
Frank &. Campbell Undertaking Establishment
West Twentythird Street
Shrady
Mauser
Mioi
William F. Mauser
Schumann's Sons
Twenty-second Street
Gramiway
John Styrm
West 115Th Street
Woodlawn
Gramercy
Newar
Manseb
L. Bucking
Manser
Jie
Buckinghan
Buckingham
Jo Bee Patricks
Jon
Aves
Aed Street
William J. Narey
All Mauser
Campbel
Aker
Campbell Company
Inspector J J Langan Dies of Pneumonia in Jamaica Queens
Police Inspector James J. Langan died at 1:55 AM at his home 106 East Ninety-sixth Street after a illness of pneumonia. He served since 1878, rising from patrolman to captain and acting inspector in the Twelfth Inspection District. His wife and three daughters Grace Helton and Marion were with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Langan
Ham
East Ninety-sixth Street
Jamaica
L. L
Father O’donnell
Francis de Sales Church
Grace
Helton
Marion
Ali Langan
Tant Lary
Bingham
Sweltth
Fifteenth Dwight Alumni Dinner Held at Hotel Astor
The Dwight Alumni Association hosted its fifteenth annual dinner last night in the Hotel Astor ballroom. About 100 lawyers and jurists who studied under the late Prof. Theodore W. Dwieht attended the event, with guests including George C. Heit Walter spoh and George Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Alumni Association
Hotel Astor
Theodore W. Dwieht
George C. Heit
Walter Spoh
George Chase
Army Canteen Association Incorporates
Supreme Court Justice Trendrick signed the incorporation papers for the Army Canteen Association yesterday. Incorporators include Henry P. Fry Theodore V. Garton Miles De Vickery Alark Hutchins and Donald McPhail. Office at 70 West Forty sixth Street.
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Canteen Association
Supreme Court
Trendrick
Army Canteen Association
United States Army
Henry P. Fry
Theodore V. Garton
Miles de Vickery
Alark Hutchins
Donald McPhail
Association
West Forty-sixth Street
Albany Priest Ends Life in Church Study
The Rev. Joseph B. Graham rector of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Albany shot himself in the parish house study. The priest, long troubled by nervous depression, died after a brief exchange with housekeeper Annie Cole. Bishop Burke and police sent officers to the scene. Graham had recently faced health issues and conflicts with an assistant pastor. He served in several Albany area parishes and built a church at Bolton, Lake George.
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New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Joseph
Graham
Father Graham
Bishop Burke
Patrick H. Mihar
Edward J. Graham
National Bank
Saratoga
Father Riley
Riley
Secred Heart
Caldwell
Lake George
Tie
St. Joseph’s Church
Richfield Springs
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Bolton
James L. Gerry Resigns as Chief of Customs Division
James L. Gerry resigns after many years in the Treasury Department Washington where he served as Chief of the Division of Customs. It is understood he will join a new law firm Brown Gerry with offices at 12 Broadway on May 1 Everett Brown of Camstock Brown to partner.
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James L. Gerry
Treasury Department
Washington
Division of Customs
Brown & Gerry
Broadway
Everett Brown
Camstock & Brown
Appellate Court Grants New Trial in IRT Duct Case
The Appellate Division sustained IRT's appeal against PSC actions to restrain use of city owned subway ducts. The decision orders a new trial with costs awarded to the appellant, to abide the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Public Service Commission
NYC Streetcar Transfers Cut to Six Intersection Points
Disputed transfer rules take effect after a US Circuit Court decision curb transfers between New York City Railway Company lines and Third Avenue system. Only designated intersections allow cross-line transfers, raising expectations of confusion and conductors clashing with passengers.
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United States
Circuit Court
Lacomb
New York City Railway Company
Third Avenue
Forty-second Street
Manhattanville & St. Nicholas
Kingsbridge
125Th Street Crosstown
110Th Street Crosstown
Tenth Avenue
Broadway
Manhattanville & St. Nicholas Avenue
Amsterdam Avenue
Seventy-second Street
Columbus Avenue
Sixty-fifth Street
First Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Fifty-ninth Street
Amsterdam Avenues
Sixth Avenue
Manhattanville
St. Nicholas Avenue
New York Central
Grand Central
Vanderbilt Divorce Hearings Apparently Conclude Findings
Referee David McClure stated the divorce case of Ellen French Van derbilt versus Alfred G. Vanderbilt is at an end after closing testimony. He denied claims that Vanderbilt took evidence at Mrs. Vanderbilt’s home, noting she appeared at his office like other witnesses. Findings will be submitted to counsel, then the court, with a decree to follow if confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McClure
Ellen French Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
McClure
Right to Inspect Books Limited for Small Stockholder
A New York court ruled that owning one share of the $15.6 million Babcock Wilcox Co does not grant a general right to inspect or copy stock books. The decision limits access to shareholder names and data to cases with a legitimate corporate interest, denying broad personal use. Justice McLaughlin wrote the opinion with concurrences from Patterson and part of Scott.
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Supreme Court
Robert E. Henry
Babcock & Wilcox Co
Henry
McLaughlin
Patterson
Scott
Houghton
Laughlin
Mrs Gould Wins Point in Gould Separation Appeal
The Appellate Division ruled that evidence given by English actress Miss Helen Mar before a Commissioner cannot be used in the trial of Mrs Katherine Clems ons Gould's separation suit against her husband Howard Gould. The Mar testimony named Mrs Gould and Col W F Cody.
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Katherine Clemsons Gould
Helen Mar
Gould
Howard Gould
Miss Mar
Col
W. F. Cody
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la Montagne’s Sons
N.Y
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NEW York Telephone Co
20Th Century Limited
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Chicago
Wee
Loto
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Undertaking Shop
Ner
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Inspector J. J. Langan
Dwicht
Castoria
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Lé's Square
Cook & Bernheimer CO
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Customs
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Eighth Avenue
Lexington
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Madison Avenues
15Th Sret
Vanderbilt
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Hoboken
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America
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SLVER
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Trousseaux
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34Th Street
35Th Street
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Seunesse Doree
Wondon Society
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