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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1908

Page

5

Wife trapped by locked-out husband in Manhattan dispute

Clara Bahner Nobis, 26, wife of brush maker Charles Victor Nobis, was arrested after breaking into their Manhattan home to confront her husband who had locked her out. Police took her to Liberty Avenue Station. the feud centers on a car chauffeur affair and alleged threats, with Nobis portraying himself as injured husband while she defends herself.

Clara Bahner Nobis Charles Victor Nobis Victor Nobis Sons Pearl Street Manhattan Euclid Avenue Stockton Liberty Avenue Nobis Nobis House Mr. Nobis Mrs.Nobis Ms. Nobis Mrs. Nobis Clara Bahner Ay. Mr. Nobis Alfred Alfred Nobis New York Leslie Grout Jacob S. Carvalho David N. Carvalho Cross Austin & Ireland Lumber Company Manhattan Avenue 110Th Street West 125Th Street Carvalho Broadway Grout

Death of 16 year old patient at Riverside Hospital

Louis Evans, a tuberculosis patient aged 16 at Riverside Hospital for Contagious Diseases on North Brother Island, shot himself with a revolver yesterday. He had been allowed to move about the institution and was described by authorities as a "free lance."

Louis Evans Riverside North Brother Island Evans Paris Odette Cruset Touraine Ellis Island

Healing Sermon by Canon Douglas At St John the Divine

Canon George W. Douglas preached in the Cathedral of St. John the Divine about healing and auto suggestion. He defended the Emmanuel movement in part but warned that religion begins where self directed cures end and urged study of mental forces shaping thoughts and actions.

George W. Douglas Cathedral of St. John the Divine Douglas Canon Douglas

Died Suddenly at Hotel Ansonia Granville Official

George B. Culver 73 Post master of Granville New York and Granville National Bank cashier died of heart failure last night at the Hotel Ansonia Seventy Fourth Street and Broadway After dining with his brother Thomas Culver and friends at the Metropolitan Opera House he collapsed before medical help could arrive He was a Mason Shriner and Sons of the Revolution member

George B. Culver Granville N. Y Granville National Bank Hotel Ansonia Seventy-fourth Street Broadway Mr. Culver Thomas L. Culver Hancock Place Bronx Metropolitan Opera House R. E. Townsend The Sons of the Revolution

McKinley Memorial Organ Dedication Plans Unveiled

The Metropolitan Temple announces key events for the McKinley Memorial organ dedication. Sermon by Rev. Dr. J M Buckley next Sunday. evening remarks by Taft, Carnegie, and John J McCook. Subsequent events include December 16 meeting with Gov Hughes and December 20 dedication sermon with Bishop Goodsell and remarks by Sherman and Cadman.

Metropolitan Temple John Wesley Hill J. M. Buckley The Christ Taft Andrew Carnegie John J. McCook Gov. Hughes Goodsell Sherman S.arkes Cadman Hill

Finger Print Clues Point to Farmer's Murder Case

In Vandalia Missouri a slain farmer August Wagner, 42, was found in a cellar with a crushed skull. Fingerprints on a joist and the suspect Luther Anderson known as Curly is jailed in Mexico. Authorities probe a mule sale and money owed, with Wagner predicting payment before his death.

New York ,Times Vandalia August Wagner Audrain Johnson Wagner Luther Curly Anderson Mexico Clarence Farnsworth John Wagner Piper County Illinois

Epileptic Killed by Elevated Train at Chatham Square

William J. Gillon oyster opener at 263 West Houston Street died after a second avenue elevated train struck him at Chat ham Square Station. He suffered a fit while leaving a northbound car and fell onto the tracks as the train started. Motorman George O Lane claimed he did not see him. Lane was locked up. Dr Bull’s condition reported as not favorable after a restless night at the Plaza Hotel.

William J. Gillon West Houston Street Second Avenue Chatham Square Gillon Edward George O. Lane

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