Suydam Shot Broker Dies in Hospital After Saturday Shooting
New York broker Harry B. Suydam died in Hudson Street Hospital days after being shot at his Broad Street office by inventor John C. Lumsden. Lumsden, jailed without bail, claimed Suydam owed him money. The inquest is set for December 29. Suydam, 42, lived in Plainfield New Jersey and served on its Common Council.
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Broad Street
John C. Lumsden
Hudson Street
Mr. Suydam
Lumsden
Snydam
West Fifty-seventh Street
Tombs Court
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Tombs
Suydam
Plainfield
N. J
Common Council
Raleigh
N. C
Fitzgerald & Nehrbas
SU. Harris
N. C. Coes
Carp Tombs
New
James I. Johnson
N.C
Armistead Jones
Sae
C. Senen
Jews Observer
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Gaia
Josep
Sephus Daniels
And
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Essiges
Jenne
Jordas
Elks Tease
J. Bernard
Register of Deeds
W. M. Russ
Lubor Court
Victor Leons
William B. Jones
Ecom
North Carolina
Kieran’s Affairs Debated in Federal Bankruptcy Hearing
The Fidelity Funding Company matter was reviewed in a hearing before Refered with Peter B. Olney supervising to decide if Kieran’s operations fall under Federal banking statutes and could enter federal bankruptcy. Receivers Morris and Gilroy and several creditors attended. total liabilities cited as 3.579 million with related figures.
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Peter B. Olney
Mr. Olney
Hough
Kieran Concern
Robert C. Morris
Thomas F. Gilroy
Justice Frun
State Supreme Court
Albert G. Millbank
Frank L. Crocker
Chicago
United States District Court
Gilbert H. Montague
Allen P. Hallett
J. W. Lawrence
Justice Truax
Grevdland Treaty Trust Company
Millbank
Sean
Olney
Old Army Surgeon Hurt in Crosstown Car Collision
Dr. Francis Lebaron an 8 year old retired army surgeon was struck by a crosstown car on Twenty third Street at Broadway yesterday afternoon. He suffered a head gash with heavy bleeding but remained conscious. Taken to New York Hospital after initial care at Bartholdt Hotel he refused to go to hospital saying he had survived worse scrapes. He was en route for shopping when the incident occurred.
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Francis Lebaron
Broadway
New York Hospital
Bartholdt Hotel
Dr. Lebaron
Gary starts steel production with Blest Furnace 12 blast
In Hammond Indiana on December 21 the Gary plant began actual steel manufacture. Blest Furnace 12 was blown in signaling the first step in producing Calumet steel, marking a milestone for the facility and local industry.
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Hammond, Ind
Gary
Ind
Kaiser’s New Envoy Arrives in Washington
Count Johann von Bernstorff the new German ambassador to the United States arrives in New York aboard the Amerika after a stormy voyage and heads to Washington. He declares no mystery about German aims and seeks open, good faith to strengthen relations with the United States. The ambassador met by officials at the pier and plans to follow rapid progress in the U.S. across all fields.
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United States
Potsdam
America
Bernstorff
New York
Washington
Count Bernstorff
Baron Sternburg
Paueracus
Ashington
Women Halt Sea Burial Aboard Baltic After Four Teachers Intervene
Four young women teachers halted the burial at sea of Miss Priscilla Hewson aboard the Baltic after raising $60 to fund a burial in New York. Mrs. Whitelaw Reid pledged to cover all costs and arranged for an undertaker to repatriate the body. The funeral was held at Mount Kisco Cemetery with ministers from Syracuse and Stratford conducting services. The 30 year old Hewson had been en route from Whitehaven to marry Charles Clark, who sent funds to help secure her grave.
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Nner
Priscilla Hewson
America
Whitehaven
Cumberland
England
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Queenstown
Miss Hewson
Bell
John Hewson
Mount Kisco
J. M.ae
Syracuse
Sarnd
C.D. Bullock
Stratford
Reid
H. Hunt
Etta Brown
Helen Johnson
Minnie B. Joy
Hewson
Charles Clark
Clark
Eureka
Utah
Clergymen commend Kaiser at Methodist meeting
At the Methodist Preachers Meeting in New York the Rev William Potts George introduced a resolution praising the German Emperor for announcing abstinence from intoxicating liquors. George chaired the committee to present the resolution to the barony for transmission to the emperor.
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Methodist Book Rooms
Fifth Avenue
William Potts George
Bedford Street
George
Hammerstein Mortgages Belasco Theatre Lease on Forty-Second Street
Oscar Hammerstein mortgages his leasehold interest in the Belasco Theatre on Forty-Second Street to Herman Wronkow for 235000. The mortgage was recorded yesterday in the Register's office.
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Oscar Hammerstein
Belasco
Forty-Second Street
Herman Wronkow
Register
City Club Hearings Urge Curtail Expenditures and Private Franchises
City officials and civic leaders urged immediate curbs on municipal spending and broader use of private capital through revocable franchises. William M. Ivins Edgar J. Levey and Lawson Purdy warned ten years of policies ended in doubt with tax burdens rising and public works stalled. Ivins cautioned the city faces borrowing limits and possible failure, while Levey blamed municipal socialism for losses and higher taxes.
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Edgar J. Levey
Lawson Purdy
City Club
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Court House
Iiving
Siaman
Wine
Staten Island
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Lawson Byee
Reed
Aan Court
Mets
McCarren
Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn
Supreme Court Decision Limits City Tax on Paddell Property
In a Holmes opinion the Supreme Court rules against Timothy M. Paddell in his suit to stop New York City from taxing more than $45,000 of his $160,000 property value. The case centers on mortgage debt and tax assessment, applying the fourteenth amendment. A charity fair for People's Hospital is announced for the Twenty second Regiment armory.
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Justice Holmes
Supreme Court of
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City of
New York
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People’s Hospital
Frothingham Will Stands After Court Ruling
The Prerogative Court in a New York Times report says Vice Ordinary Edwin Robert Walker set aside the Monmouth County Orphans' Court order, probate to proceed as originally drawn, erasures by pencil not final acts. The decision impacts annuities and bequests to Mrs Low, Miss Frothingham, Mrs MacLyman, and Mr Dodd, plus real estate in East Orange New York Deal Beach and 2100 acre Le Grand Lake tract.
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Trenton
Edwin Robert Walker
Monmouth County Orphans’ Court
Howard P. Frothingham
New Jersey Fish and Game Commission
New York Stock Exchange
Lillian Low
Beatrice Maud
Frothingham
Grace B. MacLyman
Meredith
James P. Dodd
Stock Exchange
Seenetee
Monmouth Orphans’ Court
Froth
MacSymon
Thaw Cannot Be Taken to Testify in Pittsburgh
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia confirms that Henry Kendall Thaw, confined as insane at Matteawan, cannot be forced to appear in Pittsburg bankruptcy proceedings. The ruling upholds Judge Young’s quashing of a habeas corpus writ issued to move Thaw for testimony.
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Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
State Hospital
Matteawan
N. Y
Pittsburg
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Young
United States Court For
Western District of Pennsylvania
Henry Kendall Thaw
Wwe
Thaw
New York
Gardner art works seized and forfeited returned to Chadbourne
Mrs. Emily Crane Chadbourne secured possession of the Gardner art treasures seized by the Government last summer by paying 82 411 into court in addition to 70 409 already paid for duties and penalties. The items valued at 82 411 included oil paintings and tapestries were originally Jack Gardner of Boston's. An order of condemnation and court record returned the goods to Chadbourne’s control.
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Chicago
Emily Crane Chadbourne
E Chadbourne
Ugh H. W. Ackhott
Edward
Russell
Ndis Judgman
Trecord
Chadbourne
Rector Attacks Outlook In Heresy Sermon
Special to The New York Tones reports Middletown New York December 21 Rev Brancis Smithers Grace Episcopal Church former Holy Trinity New York denounces Roosevelt association editor stance as tainted by heresy. He warns against Unitarian views claiming a false unity of God and Christ not God though appealing and subtly dangerous.
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Middletown
N. Y
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Roosevelt
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