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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1908

Page

5

Coroner Acritelli Denies Bankruptcy Claims

Three creditors of F Acritelli & Son accuse Coroner Peter P Acritelli of insolvency and preferential payments while he contends the petition is blackmail. He says the exodus of Italians and a financial panic hurt the firm but claims to have paid deposits and that assets are enough to cover remaining claims.

Joseph PT Four Elizabeth Street Italans Bank of Feald Petiviosn

Hercules Hale El Haled To Court

Brayton Bentler John Athos and others linked to European Amusement Company faced Judge Rosatsky in General Sessions over deposit-backed entertainer recruitment scams. Agents paid $50 to $200 for engagements that never paid, with President Philip Darling unlocated. The firm claimed ownership of numerous shows including Belle of Cairo and The Lively Verdow. the trial continues.

Brayton Bentler John Athos Hercules European “Amusement Company Rosatsky Court of General Sessions Sixth Avenue Philip Darling New Rochelle Layenne European Amusement Company Cairo Sie Sing Breedom Verdow Llung Shootine Chuie Letter Head Czar Nicholas II St. Petersburg Edward VII Palace Theatre London

Policemen Bond Bribery Case Tangles City

Two of three policemen pleaded not guilty after posting $3,000 bonds on bribery charges tied to protecting a gambling house. John Huss and Joseph De Cantttton faced bench warrants, with John Fr Lyons freed on similar terms. Arrested gunman Louis Abarx and other defendants await further action as authorities pursue immunity deals.

Crain Louis Abarx Frenche Max Tha Keener Arsen Il Pol ‘S Tio Alremiy Jng

Decision In Morse Demurrer Filed

Judge Holt sustains Morse demurrer to bankruptcy petition filed March 18 by Hanna as receiver of the National Bank of North America. Pringle and Shotwil named as receivers. order filed in the clerk's office. Respondents have ten days to file an amended petition from service of the order.

Holt United States Court Charles W. Morse Charles W. Hanna The National Bank, of North America Prank C. Pringle E.dward D. Shotwil United States District Geourt

Indictments Against 142 Kansas City Theater Workers

Kansas City April 21 Grand Jury returns indictments against 142 actors managers and employees of local playhouses for violations last Sunday. The indicted will be arrested and placed under bond pending further action. Similar cases were drained from the docket on technical objections yesterday.

Kansas City Granda Jury Mnien

City College Dedication Planned for May Fourteen

The City College dedication program is nearly set with a 0:30 A.M. academic procession at the grounds led by the Seventh Regiment Band. Edward Lauterbach will present a National flag, and Edward M. Shepard Guv. Hughes Mayor McClellan and President Eliot will speak in the great hall. A luncheon, gymnasium tour, and a formal dinner follow. The Gothic buildings on four city blocks, designed by George B. Post & Son, cost between 1.0 and 7.0 million dollars.

Seventh Regiment Edward Lauterbach McGowan Board of Aldermen Edward M. Shepard Guv. Hughes McClellan Eliot Harvard Ambassador Breve George B. Post & Son

Columbia University Awards 1908 1909 Fellowships

The Council of Columbia University yesterday announced fellowship winners for 1908 and 1909. Named recipients include Thomas Rydney Bell Charles L. Dryden Wilam F. Gerhart Ross A. Gortner W. T. Hall Fernandus Payne George H. Porter F. H. Rispina Sydney Camstra K. H. Wright Carl Schurz Percy G. Craig L. Blakey Thomas Reed Powell Solomon Vineberg D. B. Burritt GL Jackson Peter Sandiford B. R. Snyder and others. The honors bring significant financial aid and prestige.

Thomas Rydney Bell Eeeharles Ind Sydney Camstra Chicago K. H. Wright Lynburgz Carl Schurz Percy G. Craig Little Hook Ark Schurz L.B. Blakey Estherville Owa Curtis Thomas Reed Powell Burclington Reeves Solomon Vineberg GL. Jackson Ann Arbor Mic Peter Sandiford Manchester England B. R. Snyder San Jose Cal

St Mary's Alumnae Meet Forms New New York Chapter

About 63 graduates of St Marys Hall Burlington New Jersey met at the Hotel Manhattan to organize a New York City area chapter. The group will hold quarterly meetings and an annual dinner with officers chosen at the Fall meeting. The chapter will affiliate with the Society of Graduates which has over 1 440 members nationwide. Rev John Fearnley and Mrs Fearnley attended and urged continuing ties to the school founded in 1887 by Bishop Doane.

St. Mary’s Hall Episcopal School For Girls Burlington N. J Manhattan New York City New York Old School Society of Graduates United States John Fearnley Fearnley Old School For Girls George Wy. Doane Albany

Cadet Corps and Band to Exhibit at Armory Parade

The Ishrow Orphan Asylum cadet corps and band present an exhibition drill at the Seventh Regiment Armory Park Avenue and Sixty sixth Street Saturday evening. The battalion will be reviewed by Corporal Daniel Appletard, with fancy drills by the regiment, field music, and cadet maneuvers. Local officials are invited. past reviewing officers include Major Generals and Gov. Slushes. The asylum’s annual meeting follows on Sunday morning with trustee elections to fill vacancies.

Lshrow Orphan Asylum Seventh Regiment Park Avenue Sixty-sixth Street Daniel Applet Pial Anais Fork United States Army Asee G Frederick D. Grant U.S. A Charles B. Slushes Asylum

Passengers Listed for Cunard Mauretania Voyage to Liverpool

A long passenger list for the Cunard liner Mauretania sailing to Liverpool today includes Baron M Rosen Russian Ambassador to the United States, Lord and Lady Pov, Count and Countess Wachtmunger, and many others. Also listed are White Star Adriatic sailing to Southampton via Plymouth and Cherbourg, and Hamburg America Moltke departures with numerous titleholders and families.

Liverpool Cunard Mauretania Baron M.rosen United States Owen Wachtmungter B. C Lots HL. Ewart Osley Griffiths Mire AA Kankes Paul Kester Leland Phy Ee Foodie Alexander William Ken Joseph Mathers John Hope Geese W. Crocker Wnd Amneve Valentine Southampton Plymouth Cherourg Brad'éy Mactin Chets Leguard

Theatre notes on May events and fund benefits in New York

Sothern postpones lens opening for the Actors Fund benefit to Autumn engagements at the Academy Music and New Amsterdam Theatre. Firemen Memorial Fund sale of seats and boxes at the Metropolitan Opera House with Jacques Cohen as auctioneer. notable assistants listed. Dorothy Donnelly reengaged for next season with Henry B. Harris. Edwin Arden's Captain Velve to be produced in London late June. Frank Keenan and Ben Johnson to appear in new sketch at Friars' Festival on May 14.

Sothern Academy Music New Amsterdam Metropolitan Opera House Joe Weber William Abingdon Bijou Fernandez Edwin Arden Captain Velve London Dorothy Donnelly the Movers Henry B. Harris Mr. Harris Jacques Cohen Firemen’s Memorial Fund Peter F. Dalley W. H. Crane Charles J. Ross Donald Brian Lew Fields Marie Dressler George M. .Cohan John Slavin Frank Keenan Belasco Theatre Warrens of Virginis Ben Johnson Keenan

New Jones One-Act Play at Actors Benefit Falls Flat

The Actors Society of America benefit at the Hudson Theatre nets about 1,700 dollars while audience turnout is light. The evening features Henry Arthur Jones's The Goal and a dramatic plot about Sir Stephen Famariss facing angina as his son and guests contend with a dance and a looming death.

Henry Arthur Jones Hudson Stephen Pamaliss Seers Sidney Herbert Daniel Famariss Eeesee Ldwin Nicander Lydden.Crane, M. D Hudson Theatre Actors’ Society of America Sir Stephen Famariss Stephen Sir Stephen Peggy Lovel Peggy Wallen Sir Phillip Deingland America Milford Slaven

Dramatic Club Closing Act Features Waldrop and Andrews

The program highlighted Miss Oza Waldrop as a light hearted débutante and Mr Andrews as a doctor with strong acting. Augustus Thomas opened with the address and Q.is Skinner offered another turn while Ralph Delmore, society president, presided. The cast also included Moora Naudain Wise Dailey Rose Evans Hoffmann and Courtleigh. Herbert led two intermission numbers.

Oza Waldrop Mr. Andrews Augustus Thomas Q.is Skinner Ralph Delmore Victor Moora May Naudain Tom Wise Peter F. Dailey Charles Rose

Harold Bauer Delivers Schoolroom Themed Carnegie Hall Recital

Harold Bauer played a program focused on piano pieces valued by students. The concert featured Beethoven, Schumann, Bach, Chopin, Schubert, Mendelssohn and Weber with emphasis on Romantic works, highlighting melodious numbers often neglected by modern pianists.

Carnegie Hall Harold Bauer Schubert Mendelssohn Weber Bauer

Mrs Leslie Carter Paine Auction At Fifth Avenue Rooms

The actress Mrs Leslie Carter Paine’s household effects pall silver gowns and furs go under the hammer at Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms this week. First lot brought $4375 with high price $139 for an English oak sideboard. Other items included a mahogany cellarette 18, a gold reception room suite 80 a Charles SI arm chair 20 and an Adams bedroom set 5000. A baby grand piano in Vernis Martin case and antique jewelry also go on sale.

Leslie Carter Paine Fifth Avenue Charles SI Adams

Hippodrome Act Saved from the Sea

Hippodrome managers learned the troupe aboard the Kronprinz was ready to sail and rushed to the dock to keep the act. The performance includes ponies and a comedy mule, with Onaip expected to debut early next week after an injury delayed Monday's appearance.

Chiff Berzac Hippodrome Max Anderson Shubert &Anderson Kronprinz Onaip

Donor Funds Opera Charity Night at Metropolitan

An anonymous donor and two women who sent checks to United Hebrew Charities enable 50 girls to attend a Sunday evening concert at the Metropolitan Opera House. Performers include Mme Gadski Vladimir de Pachman Miss Maud Powell Miss May Mukie and Miss Estelle Lich ling. Miss Mabel Taliaferro and company will present the second act of Polly of the Cirena.

United Hebrew Charities Metropolitan Opera House Mme. Gadski Vladimir de Pachman Maud Powell May Mukie Estelle Lichling Mabel Taliaferro Polly of

Buffalo Bill Wild West Show Fills Madison Square Garden

Buffalo Bill and the Rough Riders draw a full house as the Wild West Show staging football on horseback thrills the audience. Indians score twice to rally the crowd while Maudetto backs the ball to restart play. The spectacle includes Deadwood, Cossacks, Zouaves, and a vivid Battle of Summit Springs reenactment with Gen. Carr present.

Buffalo Bill Madison Square Garden Congress of Rough Riders of the World Col. Cody Cowboy Carlisle Cowboys Redskins Maudetto Lorrider Johnny Baker Deadwood Summit Springs Iascien Ave Gen. Carr Pathls

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