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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1906

Page

3

Broker Shot Down on Broadway at Noon

William Rodman Henning alias Dr Napoleon Judson Henning, once a Chicago bucket shop partner, was shot on Broadway near Exchange Place by telegraph operator Thomas O Connor. Henning survived. O Connor was arrested and arraigned for felonious assault as crowds watched.

William Rodman Henning Napoleon Judson Henning Broadway Exchange Place Thomas O'Connor Tombs O’connor Church Street Henning Hudson Street Star United States Express Company Robin’s Café Foley Robert F. Rogers W. P. Eager O'Conner Dickey Doc William R. Henning Sergt. Haerly O'Connor Wadsworth Avenue Sergt. Maerly Smith & Wesson Tombs Court Barlow Napoleon Judson Namthe Judson Olice Chicago Times Atte Henning Grosscup Federal Court Tom "’ Gibson United States van Buren Street

Woman in Hoboken Attacks Ticket Agent at Sixth Avenue E train

Viola Thompson of Hoboken allegedly attacked a ticket agent at the Six Avenue elevated station in New York. She broke the ticket box glass, struck the agent, punched three women, and resisted three officers before detention at Tenderloin Station.

Sixth Avenue Fourteenth Street Viola Thompson Hoboken Tenderloin

Woman Finds Deserted Husband At Sea En Route To America

Mrs. Kowrie Turteltaub of Bolechow Austria searched for her husband Max who had deserted her and their two children two months earlier. She found him aboard the Graf Waldersee at sea and proposed they move to America together. They were taken to Ellis Island as a board of inquiry considers their American eligibility. passengers collected about $50 after they had only $10 to start.

Kowrie Turteltaub Bolechow Austria Turteltaub Graf Waldersee Max America

Italian Liners Tie Up as December Sailings Suspended

Genoa reports the suspension of all December sailing dates by Italian steamship managers due to a strike. Passengers are refunded about 10,000 paid fares. In Naples emigrants face critical conditions as transatlantic sailings to America are canceled and authorities order halting port congestion.

Genoa Naples Deca America

Unkempt Man Banned From Stock Exchange Visit

A poorly dressed man tried to enter the Stock Exchange floor yesterday to see brokers, was escorted out to Broad Street, then sought J P Morgan at Wall and Broad Streets. Police urged him to abandon attempts to access bankers and brokers. He offered no identification.

Stock Exchange Broad Street J. P. Morgan Wall and Broad Streets Mr. Morgan Mills Ross

Yesterday Fires Reported Across City with Varying Damages

A sequence of fires from 1:10 A. M. to 7:45 P. M. caused damages ranging from none to thousands. Names include Broggerman Co. Edwin Walsh Co. and New York Central, with locations on West 101st to Fifth Avenue and multiple Water Street sites.

West 101St Street R. Townsend West 1024 Broggerman & Co Columbus Avenue Mr. Wessel West 106Th Street Mary O'Riat West Fourth Street Henry Scotte Cherry Street National Brass Company Rivington Street H. Edelman Sore Street George Tangeman Amsterdam Avenue Edwin Walsh & Co Water Street Levine Roosevelt Street West Tenth Street West Fifty-third Street Peter Monahan West Fifty-first Street John Dempsey 157Th Street East 115Th Street P. Simone Broadway Second Avenue Glickman Clinton Avenue M. Murray Franz Wolfgang A. Cushman

Four Cornell students and townsmen die in Ithaca fire

A blaze at the Chi Psi fraternity house on the Cornell campus in Ithaca, New York, killed four students and three prominent townsmen with seven students injured. Firemen died while battling the flames as rescuers searched the ruins, with O L Schmuck dying later from injuries.

Ithaca N. Y Cornell Chi Psi Fraterity Jennie McGraw Fiske Cayuga Lake Robinson Alfred S Hook and Ladder Company Rumsey John C Hose Company Aes E. J Hose Grelle F. W East Orange N. J Schmuck O. Ix Hanover Penn Nichols W. H Chicago McCutcheon James H Pittsburg Decamp H. S New York Curry Henry M Powers R. R Atlanta Goetz W. W Milwaukee Aihlein H. A Sailor G. R Pope C. J Schurman W. H. Nichols F. W. Grelle O. L. Schmuck Sam Halliday Earle Gibson Oo. L. Schmuck J. Harry Schmuck Cornell University George R. Nichols Metropole Hotel Ferdinand W. Grelle Edward C. Grelle Fairmount Avenue Maplewood South Orange Garnell Carteret Academy Orange School of Mines James H. McCutcheon John L. McCutcheon Henry M. Curry H. M Fiske Willard Fiske Boardman

Highwaymen Rob Bankers in Mount Vernon Street

In Mount Vernon on Thursday evening two highwaymen assaulted bankers George H. Gray and James Duff on East Fifth Street. Duff was attacked at Third Street and Hutchinson Avenue, searched, and robbed of money. Gray was targeted minutes later in the same area, with his money and diamond ring taken. Police could not locate the robbers.

Gibson Chicago Wheaton Board of Trade Iowa Henning Butte Mon Grosscup Mount Vernon George H. Gray East Fifth Street James Duff

Court ruling nullifies night work ban for minors and women

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, in a majority decision, declared the provision prohibiting the employment of workers under eighteen and of women in factories at night unconstitutional. The ruling affirmed a Special Sessions order in the case of David Leen who faced charges for violating the law.

Supreme Court David Leen

Van overturns blocking Broadway trolley line near The Fimes Building

A van loaded with furniture overturned in front of The Fimes Building at 1 20 this morning. The wagon toppled across the north bound Broadway trolley tracks blocking traffic for nearly an hour. No one was injured.

Fimes Broadway

Dickens complete volumes discount alert

Bouleted sale notice offers Dickens complete set in 15 volumes formerly $4.50 now BULWER LYTTON complete 13 volumes formerly $3.90 now.

Balza c Saintsbury Bere Fracs Oper Cree DUMAS Bulwer Bulwer Lytton Artagnan Thackeray Lytton

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