Murdered Woman Not Identified in Five Points Pond Case
Hudson County officials and Harrison Police search for the identity of a dead woman found about four days ago in Five Points Pond. Investigators face false tips, letters from the public, and a diver’s work as they probe links to Mrs. Whitmore of Brooklyn and other claimed connections amid a muddy Passaic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson County
Police Department of
Harrison
Nav Js
Five Points Pond
Whitmore
Adams Street
Brooklyn
Yessterday
Passaic River
Hudson County Prosecutor
Albert Thompson
Frederick Kirkman
Jersey City
Rodgers
Ane
Manhattan
Newark
Corbitt
A. J
N. J
Walsh
College Point
L. T
Fifth Street
Tf. Mo Althe
Glen Ridge
Josephine Prannizan
St .Alien
Jiette
Ely
Jersey
Black Hand Blast Strikes Italian Colony Home on First Avenue
In the Italian neighborhood along First Avenue police guard a five story tenement wrecked by a Black Hand blast. A distraught Poggioreale family of ten shelters amid rubble while frightened neighbors and relatives react to the catastrophe. Police note intimidation and questions surround the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Col Greene Held in Contempt by Arizona Supreme Court
Col W C Greene president of Greene Consolidated Copper Co and other directors were fined 250 each for contempt of court by Justice Giegerich in the Grant suit. The action traces Greene’s alleged maneuvers to form a holding company with Lawson and Addicks to control Cobre and Cananea assets, parts of which were dismissed amid stockholder protests. The order allows imprisonment until payment and requires the plaintiff to recover about 80 in legal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. W. C
Greene
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Supreme Court
Giegerich
James A. Grant
Cobre Grand Copper Company
Arizona
Grant
Col. Greene
Cobre Company
Mexico
Thomas W. Lawson
J.reneward Addicks
Cobre
Cananea Consolidated
Cananea Mines
Lawson
Addicks
Jane 17
Not a Saying of Christ Finds in Egypt Skepticism
Baltimore confirms skepticism over a Detroit report claiming a new saying of Christ found in Egypt. Prof Haupt of Johns Hopkins University cautions that such parchments are often modern forgeries and notes many claimed discoveries are the work of later writers. He doubts this item is genuine and believes more such finds are common misattributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haupt
Egypt
Baltimore
Detroit
Johns
Kenktis University
Rhs
Christ
Women divided on outdoor suffrage meeting in New York
German member of the New York Legislative League shifts the group to back an open air suffragette gathering led by English organizer Mrs Boormann Wells. President Mrs Lillie Devereaux Blake opposes outdoor action while Wells argues for street speaking as a path to vote. Several members pledge to attend next Tuesday’s Madison Square event. The league had been debating divorced laws, not open air tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Legislative League
Lillie Devereaux Blake
Boormann Wells
Madison Square
Mrs. Wells
Josephine Reuter
League
America
Fngland
Web
Starr
Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. Weells
England
Mrs. Blake
Mpn
Wells
Salvation Army
Belle Grey Taylor
Charlotte Wilbur
Mrs. Powell
Rosalie Stuart
Colony Club
Legislative League
Pilgrim Mothers
Elinor Glyn
Woman Educator Miss Hodgdon Dies in Hotel
Miss Josephine Hodgdon a prominent educator and lecturer in this state died suddenly yesterday morning at the Hotel Washington. For twenty years she served Brooklyn public schools and was Principal of School 119 at Monitor Street and Driggs Avenue. She edited school selections from Longfellow Whittier Bryant and other classics used nationwide. Born in Pittsfield New Hampshire sixty four years ago she came from Colonial stock and knew many literary figures. Funeral arrangements will be private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Hodgdon
Martha Washington
Public Schools
Brooklyn
Monitor Street
Driggs Avenue
Hodgdon
Longfellow
Whittler
Bryant
Miss Hodgdon
Pittsfield
N. H
Hmerson
Concora
Elevated guard beaten by rushers at Ninth Avenue station
Policeman J Mary of Church Street Station arrived at 8 o clock yesterday morning to intervene as five men tried to force onto a moving train at the uptown Ninth Avenue elevated. Gatekeeper John Morgan of 532 West Forty second Street was knocked down and dragged toward the car. Mary arrested three men with a nightstick. The prisoners Edward Harvey Joseph Armstrong and John Handy, all Amsterdam Avenue area residents, were fined five dollars each for disorderly conduct after appearing before Magistrate Kernochan at Jefferson Market Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mary
Church Street
Ninth Avenue
John Morgan
West Forty-second Street
Morgan
Mary
West Twentieth Street
Kernochan
Jefferson Market
Edward Harvey
Amsterdam Avenue
Joseph Armstrong
John Handy
Postmasters Investigate Carriers Over New Year Cards
Postmaster General prohibits carriers from soliciting gifts or presents. Nine carriers were disciplined two years ago for New Year card distribution. Harlem and Manhattan stores report cards left at doors with messages from three carriers asking for gifts, some collectors receiving up to 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
New York
TIMES
Mr. Morgan
Washington
Manhattan
Harlem River
Harlem
St. Petersburg
Fondanka
Ship Kroonland Arrives Sanctioned After Shaft Breaks
The Red Star liner Kroonland, departed Antwerp in December, reached port without passengers or cargo after losing a port shaft near the English Channel on December 8. Captain Doxrud made for Southampton rather than risk crossing the North Atlantic in winter with a damaged engine and crew aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Star
Kroonland
Antwerp
English Channel
Doxrud
North Atlantic
Ongés
Southampton
Ship repairs shift to Majestic as Kroonland goes dry dock
Passengers were moved to the White Star liner Majestic and brought here, while the Kroonland entered dry dock and another shaft was fitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Kroonland
Landlady’s tip leads to raid on lodging house mob
Philadelphia police arrest nine men described as moochers and veggmen at a lodging house meeting. The landlady alerted officers after overhearing talks of past robberies and plans for new ones. Detectors and Secret Service reviewed the group before sentencing to the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
House of Correction
Scret Service
Frost announces dropping of receivership against railroad
President A C Frost of the Chicago Milwaukee Electric Railroad says receivership proceedings will be dropped after adjustments are made. The announcement comes as the company winds down the long dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road
Chicago
A. C. Frost
Chicago-Milwaukee Electric Railroad Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fourteenth Street
Eleventh
Blck
Black Tland
Poggforiale
Black Hand
Poggioriale
Gorso
The
Mrs
Eve
Piper Heidsieck
Emerson
Soligit
Vogel Brothers
Brill
Oxford
Cambridge
Meltons
Mellon
Vicuna
Kersey
Falien
Melton
Carr
Broadway
Chambers St
Cortlandt ST
Greenwich St
Union Square
14Th
B’way
125Th Street
Cor
3D Avenue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!