Suits Tie Up Funds In Spier Case Death By Own Action
The Spier estate dispute centers on two life policies totaling 75000 assigned to Alfred Lauterbach who forged Spier's name to checks drawn on the New York Investment and Improvement Company. Spier killed himself to reimburse creditors after the company was left nearly bankrupt with 869.04 in the Guardian Trust Bank. Lauterbach has collected the policies but withholds distribution pending court determinations amid multiple suits and claims by How ell Davies Stone Auerbach the Richmond Light and Railroad Company Bowling Green Trust Mrs Spier and Keech Loew Co.
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New Brighton
New York
Spier
Alfred Lauterbach
Lauterbach
New York Investment and Improvement Company
Spleraw
Guardian Trust Company
Mr. Lauterbach
Co Ae
Eugene Howell
Richmond Light & Railroad Company
Davies, Stone & Auerbach
A. O. Beebe
Edwin P. Shattuck
Broadway
Bowling Green, Trust Company
Mr. Howell
James M. Gifford
Merchants’ Exchange National Bank
Keech, Loew & Co
Eldredge Wins Suit Over Old Beach Road Closure
Residents angered by Justice Garretson ruling in Nassau County Supreme Court that Roswell Eldredge, who owns land on both sides, may keep the Old Beach Road closed. Opponents include W Gould Brokaw Cord Meyer Mrs James E Martin and Joseph Brewer. Eldredge offers a free beach near the steamboat dock in place of access.
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Lonely Eloper Returns From Paris Sequel Unfolds
Mrs. Marian Lawrie wife of Frederick K H Lawrie former secretary to Charles G Gates has returned to America from the French Lorraine. She disappeared from Eleventh Street this city in February and was found in a Paris hotel living alone. She reportedly said she eloped to elope again to pursue art. The Gilhooley family name is tied to Elizabeth New Jersey.
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Fried
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Paris Actress Mrs Lawrie Refuses Divorce Talk
The article notes Mrs Lawrie arriving in Paris under the name Mathalie Ingraham. Reporters pressed about a divorce, but she declined to discuss it and asked for reports to deny a hotel rumor. She hinted at a possible concert tour, and no one met her at the pier.
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Weekly Free Lectures Across New York Day by Day
A dense schedule lists Sunday through Friday events at Columbia University Cooper Union and various venues. Topics range from Gothic architecture and chromosoms to Dvorak and arbritration with speakers including professors from Yale Chicago and New York institutions. The notices target public lecturegoers with times and locations across New York City venues.
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Porty-second- Street
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Charles Zueblin
Puplie Library
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Ex-Policeman Injured by Subway Grating Electric Shock
John Dwyer a former policeman living at 995 West 115th Street is hospitalized at St. Vincent's after an electric shock at 6 yesterday morning while grasping the metal grille in front of the ticket agent’s window at the Spring Street subway station. Officials have not explained the accident though one theory suggests the grate was wired to an electric light for agent protection, and the current was accidentally released when touched. Dwyer says the ticket agent and counter clerk laughed and left him on a bench for an hour and a half before help arrived.
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West 115Th Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Spring Street
Dwyer
Anit
Canadian remark triggers fall and hospital visit
A man remarks Canada as a reason and snaps a reply back. He loses balance, touches Breting, cries out, and collapses. He rises briefly to a bench before becoming immobile. Police are alerted and he is rushed to the hospital.
Richardson sale ends at Fifth Avenue Art Galleries
The Kenneth W. Richardson collection sale closed yesterday with total returns of $68,1838. Afternoon furniture marbles and bronzes brought $43,441 while the evening sale of pictures totaled $55,890. Top pieces included a Renaissance tapestry panel $1,400 and a Flemish panel $1,150. A jade sword from Hakhi Bey brought $2005 and notable works included a Julien Dupre storm scene $700 and Harborn Norwegian Fisher Girls $825.
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Fifth Avenue
Hakhi Bey
Guards School
Watteau School
Julien Dupre
Tucker
Caswell
Hoppner
Lane
Harborn
Bellini
Doge
Marcellus
Berne- Bellecour
de Beul
Fire Department probe to begin April 6 by Commissioners
The Commissioners of Accounts announced a general investigation of the Fire Department will begin on April 6. The inquiry follows a prior probe aimed at fixing blame for the so called rotten hose that hampered operations at the Parker Building fire.
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Parker Building
Col Ward at 74 Famous Crook to Be Extradited
Police say Daniel S. Ward known as Col Ward a famed confidence man was arrested in Tombs Court on forgery and will be extradited to Boston for a larger offense. Ward, 71, born in Indianapolis, is a wartime Confederate spy who once escaped a death sentence after plans to burn New York were foiled. He has a long criminal record across the United States and recently claimed Kentucky lineage while entering Providence R I in a caper involving a state capitol.
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Beale
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Kentucky
Sergt Nerney Acquitted in Bresnahan Homicide Case
Sergt James Nerney of the motorcycle squad was acquitted of homicide after a Coroner's Jury found him not guilty in the April 3 shooting of Policeman Bresnahan at Fiftieth Street and Ninth Avenue. The hearing proceeded with 33 witnesses. Nerney’s good character was affirmed by police surgeons and Inspector Titus. Bresnahan, 33, unmarried, died at Bresefelt Hospital after a street fight misidentified by Nerney as a contestant. Nerney’s wife had just given birth to a twelve pound boy at his West Street home.
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