Christmas Cheer in Mart and Home across New York
Charities distribute baskets of food and gifts as Wall Street banks and firms plan festive rewards for officers and staff. Salvation Army secures property gifts and expands support with 25,000 dinners planned for New York City and Brooklyn families this Christmas.
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Stock Exchange
Trust Company
Morgan & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Speyer & Co
National City
First National
Chase National
Hanover, Park, and Commerce
Fulton
Eva Booth
Salvation Army
Miss Booth
Long Branch
Ocean and
Atlantic Avenues
Ocean Avenue
Atlantic Avenue
Booth
Army
New York
Spring Lake
Charles P. Gillespie
New York City
Brooklyn
Grand Central Palace
Christmas Food Prices Show Wide Market Variations
Markets offered fresh eggs 50 cents a dozen locally 62 cents on Fifth Avenue and 44 cents on Eighth Avenue. Domestic turkeys 25 to 30 cents a pound, wild turkeys $5 each, poultry abundant. Butter 40 to 60 cents a pound, greens and vegetables priced per peck or quart. Illinois and Chicago reports note turkey prices rising to around 1 cents per pound and consumer costs likely higher.
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Fifth Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Delaware
Boston
Hieath Avenue
Chicago
Christmas Dinner Worries For Forty Little Cripples
Forty cripples at Sea Breeze Hospital in Coney Island fear they will not have a real Christmas dinner. Superintendent Mrs Thompson and head nurse Miss Briesh bought turkey themselves after Thanksgiving. A mounted policeman and his horse entertain the kids, but Dr John W Brannan hears their Christmas dinner concern.
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Sea Breeze Hospital
Surf Avenue
Coney Island
Santa Claus
Thompson
Briesh
John W. Brannan
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals
Rippies
Hains Accused Annis In Letter To Editor Trial
District Attorney Darrin builds case against Thornton Jenkins Hains in the Bayside Yacht Club murder of William E Annis. Key witness Eugene Fallon testifies Hains cursed the Bayside club and said he would drag Annis to hell and kill him again. Evidence includes a signed letter to Julius Ripley and notes to friends. court plans to continue direct testimony through Christmas week.
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Thornton Jenkins Hains
Crane
Supreme Court
Flushing
Peter C. Hains
William E Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Darring
Justice Crane
Hains
Jenkins Hains
Capt. Hains
Annis
McIntyre
Mr. Young
Mr. McIntyre
Julius A. Ripley
Recreation
Ripley
Eighty-sixth Street
Bay Ridge
William Annis
Tappan & Kennett
Wall Street
Rascal
T. Jenkins Hains
MclIntyre
Claudia Hains
William E. Annis
Hains Brothers
Charles Hayes
Flushing Station
Charles W. Baker
Job Offer Could Free Burglary Defendant
Joseph Wiersky pleaded guilty to third degree burglary before Judge Rosalsky in General Sessions. He was allowed to withdraw the plea and be released on his own recognizance once a job offer is found. The judge, moved by his claim of eighteen Christmases behind bars, asked probation officer Mrs. Walker to review his case and considered leniency if a new start and employment are provided.
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Joseph Wiersky
Rosalsky
Wiersky
Foreign Christmas Packages Ready for Distribution
Appraiser George W. Wanmaker announced that foreign Christmas packages received from incoming steamers since Monday will be opened and ready for distribution by tonight at the Appraiser's Warehouse on Christopher and Washington Streets.
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Christopher
Washington Streets
George W. Wanmaker
Christmas Mass for Night Workers at St. Andrew's
The Christmas mass for night workers will be held at St. Andrew's Church City Hall Place and Duane Street at 3 15 A M The service will be conducted by Rev Luke J Evers pastor assisted by Rev Thomas Owens deacon and Rev Dr Antonio Palisi subdeacon A elaborate musical programme with many soloists has been prepared.
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St. Andrew's Church
City Hall Place
Duane Street
Luke J. Evers
Thomas Owens
Antonio Palisi
Quick Snow Removal In Manhattan And Bronx
Street cleaning officials and contractors demonstrated rapid snow clearing as 950 laborers and 350 carts worked across Manhattan and the Bronx. By daybreak work began, rivers received the snow, and city streets were to be cleared by night. Five horses fell blocking State Street near Battery Place to Whitehall Street, causing temporary street closure.
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Edwards
Manhattan
Bronx
State Street
Battery Place
Whitehall Street
Croker Praises Cool Audience At Herald Square Fire
Fire at Herald Square Theatre forces partial balcony damage but front structure saved. Crowd calmly left as flames rose, union of Shuberts plans January reopening and adjustments to Three Twins schedule. Bessie McCoy denies fainting and recalls worry for a pricey wig.
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Herald Square Theatre
Beosey
Shuberts
Three Twins
Providence
R. I
Casino Theatre
Maxine Eliott
Eddie Foy
Mr. Hamlet
Broadway
New York
Bessie McCoy
Miss McCoy
Ferry Case Up Again Before Supreme Court Justice
In Brooklyn Justice Blackmar heard a motion to reopen the Everett Wheeler tax case against New York City seeking operation of the five Williamsburg ferries closed last week. City counsel argued the city must seek a lessee but cannot be forced to run the ferries. Justice Blackmar kept his earlier ruling intact.
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Blackmar
Brooklyn
Everett Wheeler
New York
Williamsburg
Justice Blackmar
Wheeler
Louis H. Hahlo
Mr. Hahlo
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