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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1909

Page

18

Snead Wardlaw case yields another will clue in drugstore

Detectives find a document signed O B Snead in a Brooklyn witnesses’ bundle. The 1909 will bequeaths four acres near Wilder Pars Kentucky to M E Wardlaw with the executrix as beneficiary. Police link elder and younger Wardlaw relatives to the case as investigations proceed.

O. B. Snead Ocey Wardlaw Martin Isnead East Orange Virginia Wardlaw Essex County Third Avenue Brooklyn Charles Jacobs Percy Kahn Charles D. Seiken Twenty-third Street Sixth Avenue Jacobs Wilder Pars Louisville M. E. Wardlaw Martin Snead Ocey W. M. Snead Newark Christian Martini Flatbush Avenue Martini Flatbush East Forty-eighth Street

Seamen's Union Leaders Attack Crimping Religious Bodies

At Cooper Union Samuel Gompers presided as Andrew Furuseth named two city religious institutions as worst crimpers harming seamen. He blamed Seamen's Church Institute and Seamen's Christian Association for ill using sailors while praising Catholic Seamen's Mission and American Seamen's Friends Society Institute as blessings. The event urged repeal of laws and treaties limiting seamen's rights.

International Seamen’s Union of America Cooper Union Samuel Gompers Andrew Furuseth International Seamen’s Union Furuseth Seamen’s Church Institute State Street Albert Mansfield Seamen’s Christian Association West Street Stafford Wright New York Seamen’s Mission American Seamen’s Friends Society Institute Mr. Mansfield Wright Mansfield New York City United States Great Britain West Indies America Lake Carriers’ Association Gompers

Listings of petty thefts and trivial offences across New York streets

The notice records multiple minor incidents with times and locations including 788 6th Ave Hastings PADIACE ROS 605 5.06 5.009 and addresses such as 442 East 18th St George Germe Trifling 11:45 300 East 155th St John Hinzing. Several items show small sums like 10 50 or 300 with various names and streets in the Bronx Manhattan and Harlem River area.

6Th Hastings Padiace Ros Heloiniat Onseevee Boone The Bronx George PV Meri Cessoms Msie Sao Ius East 18Th St George Germe East 155Th St John Hinzing Brome St Sarah Dartman 171St St Harlem River N. YY Petipoain Oees Walker St Button Co Olmstead and Horton Avs C. Kiel Mary Pedro M. Stearn Attorney St H. Petrapic

Mrs Wilhelm on Trial for Murder in Newark Court

Mrs Mary J Wilhelm faces murder charges in the Court of Oyer and Terminer in Newark before Judge Jay Ten Eyck. Prosecution says she offered William Levy 1000 dollars to kill her husband Frank Wilhelm and allegedly attempted to poison him with ground glass in tea.

Mary J. Wilhelm Frank Wilhelm Court of Oyer and Terminer Jay Ten Eyck Newark N. J William Levy Nicholas J. Sica Wilhelm Levy Charles Siegel Siegel Academy Street Mr. Wilhelm New York Mrs. Wilhelm Mott

Pennsylvania Drops New York and St. Louis Fast Mail

The Pennsylvania Railroad will discontinue its New York and St. Louis Fast Mail train after today’s run. Mail for the Southwest and Far West will move over New York Central lines on a similar service. The Fast Mail, begun November fifteenth, ran 24 hours between New York and St. Louis with connections to Kansas City Cincinnati Columbus Indianapolis and Far West cities.

Post Office Department Pennsylvania Railroad New York and St. Louis Southwest Far West New York Central Pennsylvania New York and St. Louis Kansas City Cincinnati Columbus Indianapolis New York Middle West

Pennsylvania Railroad Discontinues Train After Tomorrow

Officials state the soon ending service is not the 1,175 mile passenger special to St. Louis in 24 hours, but a fast mail train removed in schedule readjustment.

New York Times Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad New York and St. Louis St. Louis

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