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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1902

Page

16

Cross-Exam Of Jacobs Delays Bucklin Smith Raid Hearings

Preliminary examinations in the Bucklin and Smith cases were adjourned to January 6 as District Attorney Jerome pursues habeas corpus for banker Jesse Lewisohn. Detective Jacobs testified about his Canfields visit and disguises amid tense cross examinations in Justice Wyatt's court.

Wyatt W- 1 Bucklin Canfield Samuel G. Smith West Thirty-third Street Frank Farrell Jerome Jesse Lewisohn Scott Supreme Court Smith District Attorney's Library Criminal Courts Joseph Jacobs Black Fursman Trand Grand Jury Justice Fursman Jacobs Judge Fursman Canfield Establishment Waldorf-Astoria The Waldorf Lafayette Café Seventh Avenue Willard the Waldorf Sleuth Jacobs Eastwenty-first Street Jacobe Bearine

Police Commission Reports Detail City Police Issues

Mayor Low will publish a report by the August appointed commission on police conditions. The panel includes Col. John N. Partridge Eugene A. Philbin and Gen Avery D. Andrews with Andrews abroad. Recommendations cover the Police Pension Fund a Chief or Superintendent a tribunal for delinquents and patrol schemes.

Low John N. Partridge Eugene A. Philbin Avery D. Andrews Messrs. Partridge Philbin Andrews Europe Col. Partridge Boston

Police still seek Bartow in $15,000 embezzlement case

Police progress on the Bartow disappearance remains limited as they pursue leads in the alleged embezzlement of $15,000 from William R. Brixey of the Kenite Insulated Cable Co. Bartow, 15 West Fifty-fifth Street, vanished November 19 after plans to appoint him general manager.

Alexander M. Bartow T Forty-fifth Street Santeed William R. Brixey Kenite Insulated Cable Company Broadway Seymour, Conn Bartow

Embarrassed Departure After Muted Thanks

The subject appeared embarrassed rather than pleased, muttered formal thanks, and exited the office. The brief moment captured a restrained reaction and a formal dismissal of further comment.

Brooklyn Tunnel Construction Begins In Battery Park

Work on the final link of the rapid transit system between Manhattan and Brooklyn starts in Battery Park with a fence enclosing a shaft site for the East River tunnel to Atlantic Avenue. Sinking to begin in three days as borings suggest no rock blasting needed. The project, funded at about eight million dollars, links City Hall extension to Brooklyn’s Long Island Railroad system.

Manhattan Battery Park East River Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn State Street Barge Office City Hall Long Island Railroad van Wyck Soo

Park Avenue Tunnel Plan Discussed By City Leaders

City officials including Mayor Low and Borough President Cantor weighed Park Avenue terminal upgrades for Grand Central. Rail interest seeks higher sums for vault rights and a west side driveway with $1,000,000 for street bridges, aiming to switch tunnel motive power to electricity after Jan 1. Overcoat sale prices slashed with many coats reduced.

Low Grant Cantor Fornes Board of Aldermen New York Central Park Avenue Board of Estimate Grand Central Station Forty-second Forty-ninth Streets Newman Wilgus Ira Place

Citizens oppose New York Central meeting on sunken tracks

A citizens meeting is set for this evening at 8 oclock in Grand Central Palace Forty fourth Street and Lexington Avenue to oppose the New York Central Railroad plans. Organizers include the Citizens East Side Improvement Association and the United Real Estate Associations of New York City urging sunken yards and tracks on Park Avenue and open cross streets from Forty fourth to Fifty six Street.

New York Central Grand Central Palace Forty-fourth Street Lexington Avenue New York Central Railroad Park Avenue Fortyfourth Street Fifty-sixth Street Citizens’ East Side Improvement Association United Real Estate Associations of New York City

Brooklyn Heights Robbery Attempt Seizes Satchel

Miss Emma A. Lord, niece of Mrs. H. B. Claflin, was grabbed by two men on Hicks Street near Montague as she walked home from Manhattan. A chain around her waist kept the satchel, she screamed, and the assailants fled. Earlier, Agnes Casey was robbed on Columbia Heights and a teenage girl was assaulted by a large woman with pepper.

Brooklyn Brooklyn Heights Emma A. Lord H. B. Claflin Pierrepont Street Miss Lord Manhattan Hicks Street Montague Agnes Casey Columbia Heights

Plan for Carnegie Library No 8 in Manhattan

Plans submitted by Carrere Hastings for Public Library No 8 to be built at 190 and 192 Amsterdam Avenue between Sixty eighth and Sixty ninth Streets. The three story limestone brick structure includes basement assembly room for boys, first floor for adults, second floor for children, third floor lecture room and attendant living rooms. Estimated cost 67000 dollars.

Carnegie Library Public Library No. 8 Carrere & Hastings Amsterdam Avenue Sixty-eighth Sixty-ninth Streets

Judge Blair sentences Kearny man for wife beating

Judge John A. Blair of the Special Sessions Court in Jersey City sentenced John Thompson of Kearny to three years in State Prison for habitual wife beating. The judge noted Thompson had eight prior arrests for the offense and that he allegedly threw his wife into the street while their child lay dead inside the house.

John A. Blair Special Sessions Jersey City John Thompson Kearny N. J Blair Thompson

Volunteers of America To Distribute 3000 Christmas Baskets

Ballington Booth and Mrs. Booth lead Volunteers of America in assembling at least 3000 baskets or packages of aid for needy families. Most will be distributed at Christmas but many urgent cases are addressed daily. Donations of money or goods are welcomed and will go to families in need. Subscriptions should be sent to Cooper Square.

Volunteers of America Ballington Booth Cooper Square

Widow Barbara Mix获赔12,500美元追诉海港船难

巴巴拉·米克作为亨利·米克的遗孀与管理人,起诉 Hamburg-American Packet Company 所属蒸汽船造成詹姆斯·戈登·班尼特号领航艇遇难,最高法院昨日判决她获得12,500美元赔偿。

Probate Opened for George F Leyh Poison Death

The will of George F Leyh a Williamsburg truss maker poisoned in his store three weeks ago was admitted to probate in Brooklyn with all beneficiaries including Edward Leyh signing consents. The five other children share the residue about 864000 with no contest anticipated.

George F. Leyh Williamsburg Brooklyn Edward Leyh

Clergy Deny West End Parish Purchase Report

The Rev W D Sexton pastor and William H Smith Clerk of North Presbyterian Church write to THE TIMES disputing a Dec 13 report that North Presbyterian bought West End Presbyterian. They state no purchase has been proposed or contemplated by either side.

W. D. Sexton William H. Smith North Presbyterian Church TIMES West End Presbyterian Church

Mixed suitings and delivery orders listed worldwide

The notice cites Rocers, Peet & Company with multiple addresses including 258 Broadway opposite City Hall, 7 and 9 Warren Street, plus orders to 42 Broadway at 13th Street, 148 4th Avenue, 1260 Broadway at 32nd, and 3 West 33rd Street.

Broadway City*Hall Warren St 4Th Ave Y Mail Broadwa Cor West

Gift Black Friday Prices for Boys Overcoats and Suits

Attractive new stock row lists Suite and Overcoats priced for all ages of youngsters. Highlights include Boys Overcoats at 9.75 dollars, Small Boys Overcoats at 7.00, Boys Blue Winter Serge Reefer Suits at 9.75, Vestee Suits at 5.00, and Reefer Suits at 3.75 and 4.75. Store advertises late hours at 13th St Stere Open Evenings.

St. Stere

Antique Toy Sale Catalog Lineup at West Fourteenth Street

A catalog listing various toys and furnishings with prices and brief descriptions. Items include boas, silks, satin pillows, frames, dolls dresses, baby dresses, iron toys, tool chests, drums, mechanical trains, games and puzzles, balls, and ice skates. Prices range from under a dollar to around twenty dollars.

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Friday Christmas Specials in Hong Kong Ribbons and Neckwear

Advertises a sale of festive accessories including Velvets Collars Silk Neck Ruffs Capes and Collarettes in various colors and sizes. Highlights prices for silk stocks jabots and embroidered lace trim items with multiple value points and widths.

Oxford Iberty Arie Ce Kata de Aes Sane Taffeta

Friday Christmas Specials From Notions and Perfumery

A department store circular lists deep discounts on fashion and household items. Garters buckles and glass top bow sets in sterling varieties, needle cases, novelty tape measures, decorated atomizer sets, infant celluloid toilet sets, Colgate extract bottles, and hand painted broom holders feature prominently along with nightgowns, empire gowns, cambric skirts and drawers. Knit vests and cardigans reduce prices, plus maids and waitresses aprons and fine lawn aprons for sale.

Oakley Colgate

James McGreery & Co Glove Priced at Half

Outseam or pique sewn gloves in heavy tan kid and suede options priced at 50 cents each, reduced from 1.00 to 1.50. Located on Twenty-third Street.

James McCreery Men’s Breakfast Jackets and Velvet Tuxedo Models

James McCreery & Co introduces men’s furnishings featuring Breakfast Jackets in cloth matelasse and velvet options with plain or brocaded finishes. Also offered are black velvet dinner jackets and tuxedo model jackets in black and velvet tones.

Two Young Skaters Drown Near Pacific Avenue Bridge

Three boys skating on the Morris Canal at Jersey City fell through ice near the Pacific Avenue Bridge. James Garlin, twelve, John Worthwine, eleven, and Richard Gill, ten, all of 106 Manning Avenue, were involved. Garlin was rescued with boards laid by nearby workers. Gill and Worthwine drowned. Their bodies were recovered later.

Morris Canal Jersey City Pacific Avenue Bridge James Garlin John Worthwine Richard Gill Manning Avenue Schultz's Sash and Blind Garlin Gill Worthwine

James McCreery Sale of Embroidered Lawn Aprons

James McCreery and Company advertise sale of fine lawn aprons in new models with bibs and suspenders. Sizes range from 40 to 60 inches wide with embroidery or hem stitching, offered at 250 350 and 45 cents each.

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James McCresry & Co Ladies Gloves in Suede Castor Cape

Advertisement notes James McCresry & Co offer ladies gloves in kid suede castor and cape textures. Colors listed are black and white, highlighting range and style for women.

Surrogate Rules on Ferris Estate Probate

Surrogate Fitzgerald admitted probate of the will of Mrs Anna W Ferris of Westchester widow of Edward Clayborn Ferris. One half of estate valued at 500000 goes to Henry Ferris adopted son and his wife the other half to the children of the adopted son. Relatives contest fail and Surrogate rules no case.

Fitzgerald Anna W. Ferris Westchester Edward Clayborn Ferris Henry Ferris

Siberian Squirrel Jackets and Coats in Stock or to Order

C Shayne Manufacturer offers Siberian squirrel jackets and coats in stock or to order with no extra charge. Located at 41st and 42nd Streets near Sixth Avenue with carriage entrance on 41st Street between Broadway and Sixth Avenue.

Co. C. Shayne Alaske Es Shayne Bet C. C. Shayne Imperial 41St St Bet. B'’ Way

Skill standard for physicians as defined by Kentucky court

The Kentucky Court of Appeals in Burk vs Foster rules physician skill is judged by general care and skill in similar communities, not by local best practice. A patient may recover for negligence even if treatment results match typical outcomes, since he may deserve a chance at better results from proper care. In a separate note, Justice Gaynor denied a new trial in Yula v. New York and Queens County Railway, holding no presumption against the defendant for not calling certain car passengers as witnesses.

Court of Appeals of Kentucky Burk Frank Yula New York and Queens County Railway Company Joseph Fitch Gaynor Supreme Court William E. Stewart

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Smith and Buck Police Commission Reports Brooklyn Tunnel Carnegie Barbara Mix Henry Mix James Gordon Bennett Hamburg- American Packet Company Rocers, Peet & Company Sorosis James McCreery & Co Twenty-third Street New York James McGreery Alaska Muits Sable Brussels Marseilles California Skinner Dairies Feather Bound Reed Sneere Mees PiOe Cs Utica Fea Akater P Berlin Union Taffeta Osiwa Cis Red Riding Hood San Juan Manila Ceeeneesesseterees Sect Eee Ener Ee Ree Ladies’ Underwear Dept H.S Eton H. S. Ruffie James McGreery & Co Chauvet Kashi Carharls Canal St. Wear James McCresry & Co Legal Notes Teak Try L. J. Callanan Vesey Street City G. H. Holden 6Th Ave
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