Lawyerless Litigant Defends Self in City Suit
George Steinson ex teacher and litigant who represented himself before Justice Leventritt. He had previously sued for nearly 30 000 recovered from the city via Townsend McIlvaine, then faced a countersuit for fees. He also sues Abingdon Storage and others for 10 000 over damaged furniture and reputation. He criticized the complaint, disputing the order served by publication. The case featured sharp exchanges and caution from the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leventritt
George Steinson
Townsend & McIlvaine
Townsend
McIlvaine
Steinson
Abingdon
Catherine M. Ryan
John C. Kluber
Robert Goeller
Goeller
Justice Leventritt
West Fourth Street
Washington Avenue
Justice
Archbishops Farley Names Mooney as Auxiliary Candidate
Archbishop Farley said the choice for auxiliary bishop of the Diocese of New York is likely Mgr. Joseph F. Mooney Vicar General and rector of the Church of the Sacred Heart in West Fifty first Street. Farley declined involvement in the selection. The pallium for Farley’s consecration is being made in Rome from lamb wool shown at St Agnes church feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Farley
Diocese of
New York
Mgr
Joseph F. Mooney
Church of the Sacred Heart
West Fifty-first Street
Mgr. Mooney
Farley
St. Agnes’s Church
Rome
St. Agnes
Tablet for Dr. Eaton Unveiled in Divine Humanity Church
Services honoring the Rev. Dr. Charles Henry Eaton were held at the Church of the Divine Humanity on Seventy sixth Street and Central Park West. A large bronze tablet set in the wall under the west window was unveiled and dedicated, bearing an inscription memorializing Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Eaton
Church of the Divine Paernity
Seventy-sixth Street
Central Park
Charles Henry Eaton D D beloved pastor remembered
To the glory of God and in loving memory. Charles Henry Eaton D D pastor of this church for twenty one years died April 14 1902. Born August 15 1852. His untiring zeal and hopeful patience aided the building’s erection. They that turn many to righteousness shall shine as the stars for ever and ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Eaton
Memorial tribute honors Dr. Eaton at church service
Rev Charles F Patterson lifted the purple veil on a tablet as the congregation sang Nearer My God to Thee. Rev John Coleman Adams delivered the memorial address praising Dr Eaton's 21 years as pastor and his decisive leadership. Clergymen from Unitarian and Universalist churches along with Prof George Gunton lauded his impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Patterson
John Coleman Adams
Eaton
New York
Robert Collyer
Unitarian Church
I. M. Atwood
Universalist Church
George Gunton
R. S. MacArthur
Two Bishops Address Advent Missionary Service at Carnegie Hall
A mass Advent Missionary meeting at Carnegie Hall drew a large crowd with clergy on the platform including Bishop Capers of South Carolina Bishop Peterkin of West Virginia Coadjutor Bishop McVickar of Rhode Island and Rev J Lewis Parks. Bishop Gailor of Tennessee spoke on Missions the Life of Christianity. A wooden chapel among the heathen or one simple stalwart soul preaching the Gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advent Missionary Services
Episcopal Church
Carnegie Hall
Capers
South Carolina
Peterkin
West Virginia
McVickar
Rhode Island
J. Lewis Parks
Calvary Church
Gailor
Tennessee
Debutantes and society events fill New York scene
A busy social week unfolds with six debutante receptions led by Mrs. Montant and others introducing Misses Montant Landon Haney and Prentis. The St Nicholas Club dinner at Delmonico's and country house parties follow. Notables travel to Italy aboard the Lahn. Clarkson Potter and family arrive back in America. Cotillion season opens at the Waldorf Astoria with Woodruff leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auguste Montant
West Twenty-first Street
Marie Montant
E. H. Landon
East Sixty-sixth Street
Lucy. Landon
E. H. Haney
West Fifty-eighth Street
Jean Haney
W. K. Prentiss
West Sixteenth Street
Anetta Prentis
St. Nicholas Club
Delmonico’s
Sydney Dillon Ripley
Hempstead
Ogden Mills
Staatsburg
Newfoundland
N. J
Waldorf-Astoria
Astor Gallery
Frederic J. de Peyster
John Howe
Henry Lewis Morris
Robert Olyphant
Berkeley Mostyn
Frederick S. Woodruff
Blanche Underwood
Gertrude Green
Lucy Landon
Constance Pratt
Florence Howes
Annetta Prentice
Dorothy Roosevelt
Virginia Verplanck
Annette Whipple
Emily Foster
Katharine Grinnell
Dorothy Edwards
Marion Armstrong
Hester Howe
Helen White Stevens
Eleanor R. Morris
Sophie Langdon
Alice Ripley
Amy Olyphant
Mary C. Lefferts
Virginia Osborn
Anita L. Peabody
Helen R. Sturgis
Delafield
de Peyster
Adeline Havemeyer
Schuyler. . Schieffelin
J Montgomery Strong
Floyd du Bois
Gano Dunn
Diplomatic entertainments mark Washington social season
Italian Ambassador and Mme des Planches hosted a dinner for British Ambassador Lady Herbert and Rome s Princess Sunsa with prominent diplomats and officials. Luncheon at Mrs Payne s home featured Postmaster General family and senior government aides. A dinner honored Gen Leonard Wood with union of lawmakers and officials. Luncheon at the Capitol greeted the Sunsa and her sister before their New York departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Mme
Mayor Des Planches
Herbert
Suasa
Rome
Marquise de Talleyrand
Paris
Thomas F. Walsh
Mme. de Margerie
Netherlands
Hansen
Count Gherardesca
Payne
H Street
W. S. Cameron
Quarles
Wisconsin
Cortelyou
Wilson
Agriculture
Stanley Matthews
T. A. Bingham
Robert J. Wynne
Farrar
Capitol
Sunsa
New York
Europe
Henderson
Depew
Thieves Loot Show Window of New York Furrier
Furs worth about 1000 dollars owned by W. W. Hart of 365 Fifth Avenue near the Waldorf Astoria were stolen after a side window was smashed. Items taken include two black bear fur sets, a mink cape, elephant feet, eight silver thermometers, and three medals. an eider downing remained nailed down. Detectives Gregg and Baxter investigated, and Policeman Wickman had observed the broken window before daylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hart
Fifth Avenue
Waldorf-Astoria
Gregg
Baxter
Wickman
West Thirtieth Street
Black Firm Takes Case Against Jerome Raid Targets Jacobs Perjury
The law firm of Black Olcott Gruber and Bonynge announces a retainer from 33 West Thirty-third Street owners, who claim illegal raids on Nov 26. Ex Gov Black and ex Justice Fursman will defend Samuel G. Smith and David W. Bucklin, pursue arrest of detective Joseph Jacobs for perjury, and challenge the warrants as illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black, Olcott, Gruber & Bonynge
Frank S. Black
West Thirty-third Street
Frank Farrell
Black
Edgar L. Fursman
Richard A. Canfield
Jerome
Lakeville
Conn
William M.K. Olcott
Jacobs
Blackdown
In the Shops for Household Goods and More
A shopping guide highlights practical items for the home including infant blizzards wire-handled pails priced at twenty cents, papier mache basins, cedar chests and big cedar closets, rolling pins, barrel covers, tool chests, baking molds, German silver utensils, oil droppers, lamp trimming scissors, and English baths such as boot-shaped foot and leg baths from London.
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Aeolian CO
Afolian
Sth Ave
34Th St
American Art Galleries
Thomas E. Kirby
America Art Association
East 231 St
Madison Sq. South
Arrow
Stockton
Cluett
Monarch
Ant
Cravenette
Arthur T. Lloyd
Thetford
England
Robert E. Speer
Presbyterian Board of Missions
Christ
Archbishop Farley
Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit, Mich
Try dL. J
Callanan’s
Vesey ST
City
DR. Eaton
Advent Missionary
Westchester Hunt
Marion Story
Chatsworth
Charles ‘Adams
Italy
Lahn
P. la Montagne
Fritz Otto
Edith Howells
W. W. Finlay
Isabel_Finlay
Pass Christian
L. E. Polk
Frank Jenks
WE. Dominick
Mrs. Clarkson Potter
Teutonic
America
Dodworth’s
Catharine M
Elizabeth W. Clark
Mr. Woodruff
Amusement Club
Franklin B. Lord
Douglas Campbell
W. Wilson Drake
Amy Hawxhurst Mills
Jane E. Gillet
Charlotte M. Gillet
Cercle Littéraire Franco-Américain
M. J. Paul Dupuy
Petit Parisien
College Hall
East Fifty-eighth Street
M. F. Archambault
Mme. L. Pagani Littlefield
Edward Varnier
Ray Miller
Mr. Miller
Duc de Chauines
France
Champagne
Jules Cambon
Charles Lee
Society IN
Fifth Avenue Furrier’s
Mith É Mabley
St.n. Y
Panhard
CGV
Mors & Renault
Frank
Farrell Interests
Will
ex-Justice Furs
Man
Canfield
FTN
Tor
Gvomen’s
Mtropolis
Our
H. S
18Th St
Wen
Pew
Rogers
Sterling
Ameri
Chidren
Ooylidren
Doyland
Iron Fire Department
Glasscock Bros
Muncie
Ind
Reversi
Parcheesi
Halma
Irena
China
Vienna
London
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