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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1906

Page

6

Harlem Firebug Fires Strike Busy Harlem Block

Nine blazes within eight blocks sparked a citywide alert as two youths and a man were arrested amid a sweep of arson probes. Police and fire marshals patrolled basements to lock doors while investigators questioned Scace, Glaser, and Dolan as they worked to prevent further outbreaks.

1St 100Th Streets Broadway Columbus Avenues West 190Th Street Prial and McGuire Burfeind West 100Th Street Arthur Dolan Donahue West 106Th Street John Scace West 400Th Street Joseph Glaser Columbus Avenue Glaser Dolan Durland’s Academy Burffeind Urfeind West Side Court William F. Hough West 104Th Col William Bennett 108Th Street Peace and Glaser Hough Hope Baptist Church Upper West Side Col. Bennett Scace 103D Street Amsterdam Avenue 11St Street Driscoll Seery Bingham Lower West Side Fifty-fifth Street Eleventh Avenue Harlem West Side Ae Eee Marshal Rigt R. Howgh

Poisoning Suspected in Vzral FamilyDeaths

Chicago authorities report arsenic administered to Mrs Rose Vzral mother of six with recent suspicious deaths. Embalming fluid tested clean of arsenic. Coroner seeks exhumation of five other Vzral family members. A letter links Dr Herman Billock to the alleged poisoning.

Chicago Rose Vzral Herman Billock Vzrals Cleveland

Seven Subway Routes Approved by Board

The Board of Estimate approved seven rapid transit routes and granted the Rapid Transit Commission authority to invite bids for construction alone or construction and operation. Routes include Seventh and Eighth Avenues, Lexington, Third, Jerome, Fourth Avenue and Bensonhurst, a tri borough line, and West Farms to White Plains. The board also seeks legal opinion on exclusive telephone franchises and discussed jail and police facility funding.

Board of Estimate Metz Lexington Avenue Third Avenue Jerome Avenue Fourth Avenue Bensonhurst Borough of Brooklyn 138Th Street Manhattan West Farms White Plains Rapid Transit Commission Coler McClellan Ellison Atlantic Telephone Company Long Island Railroad Company Atlantic Avenue Road Board of Education Raymond Street Commissioner of Corrections Coggey

James McCreary & Co Juvenile Clothing Display

The Fifth Floor of the Thirty-fourth Street Store offers a dedicated Juvenile wardrobe section for Children Misses Infants and Boys. Hand tailored shoes overcoats and suits in sizes 8 to 17 years feature Vieuna Cheviot Worsted Serge and Velours with prices from 15.00 to 35.00 and up to 22.50 for select Norfolk suits.

Thirty-fourth Street Norfolk Greater New York Hegeman & CO Times Building

Tax Commissioners Lose In State Taxation Case

The Appellate Division rules property outside New York not taxable here. A. G. Hyde & Sons faced a $940000 assessment in 1904. lower court cut it to $770000, taxing only within state lines. Justice Patterson sustains the ruling while Justice Clarke dissents, warning the property could vanish from taxation if excluded.

Supreme Court A. G. Hyde & Sons New York State Justice Patterson Ingraham Laughlin Justice Clarke

Thomas Wind Wagon Delayed By Cold Trial

A large crowd gathered on Broadway near West End Avenue to watch Dr. Julian P. Thomas test his wind wagon a three wheel machine with a canvas propeller. A clutch failure and a broken shaft stalled the run and the event was postponed due to freezing weather.

Julian P.thomas Thomas Broadway Seventysixth Street Dr. Thomas Fiesinsen Efe Thomas Ann West End Ana Greenland West End Avenue

Doctor Fatally Shot by Husband in Chicago

Dr. Benjamin Harris a retired physician from Antigo Wisconsin was shot four times and killed in the Stock Exchange Building Chicago by A C Campbell a lumber dealer from Antigo Harris wife had obtained a divorce alleging attentions to Mrs Campbell Campbell who was seeking a separation from his wife visited Chicago to obtain a deposition and shot Harris as he entered an attorney's office

Chicago Benjamin Harris Antigo Wis A. C. Campbell Stock Exchange Harris Campbell

Woman Sues Over Brother Death for 50000 Damages

Margaret Rice as administratrix of Owen Rice seeks 50000 from the Metropolitan Street Railway Company for his death after being knocked down by a streetcar at Broadway and Grand Street on October 10, 1908. Justice Giegerich presided with a jury in the Supreme Court.

Margaret Rice Owen Rice Metropolitan Street Railway Company Giegericnh Sureme Court Broadway Grand Street

Woman cashier commits suicide amid forgery charge in Pittsburg

Ethel G. Ferver 25 a cashier for Dr Span shot herself in her mother's apartment to avoid arrest on a forgery charge. Span had accused her of forging a $1,000 check after telephoning a detective. The case highlights alleged misuse of funds for dress.

Pittsburg Ethel G. Ferver Miss Ferver Dr. Span Span

National Child Labor Committee Backs Beveridge Law

At a meeting of the Board of Trustees led by Paul M. Warburg the panel adopted resolutions endorsing the Beveridge bill as a national child labor law and eulogized Samuel Spencer former Southern Railway president and trustee of the committee.

National Child Labor Committee Paul M. Warburg East Highty-second Street Beveridge Samuel Spencer The Southern Railway

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