Lost and Found in The Times Lost Notices
Advertised items include jewelry, watches, purses, bracelets, pins, diamond pieces, eyeglasses, keys, and pets. Entries group by location and reward terms with several specific lost items and contact notes for reclaim. Found items include purses, jewelry, and a few notices directing owners to supply details.
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New York Times
New York Times Lost and Found
Times
Ladys Moleskin
Furnished Rooms and Rentals Across New York and Brooklyn
Real estate and rooming postings detail furnished rooms with board in Manhattan and Brooklyn, listing numerous addresses such as East Side and Madison Avenue, services like breakfast, running water, and telephone, and notes on quiet houses and private suites. Also included are employment ads for cooks, dressmakers, governesses, and stenographers with agency references and contact details.
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46Th ST
48Th ST
Bonvivant
Times
Times_ Square
Riverside Drive
86Th St
Columbus Av
Waverley Place
Washington Square North
Boleman
94Th ST
Bath
Audubon
Broadway
Dist St
91St St
Neilson
United Hebrew Charities appeal spurs aid drive in New York
A council meeting at Temple Emanu El in Manhattan discussed funding for United Hebrew Charities. Justice Greenbaum cautioned about financial shortfalls, while J. Sulzberger and others urged rapid fundraising and reform. A 250 member relief committee was formed. $2,660 was raised that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hebrew Charities
Council of Jewish Communal Institutions For Aid
Temple Hmanu-El
Forty-third Street
Fifth Avenue
United Nebrew Charities
The
Educational Alliance
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Beth Israel Hospital
Home For the Aged and Infirm
Lebanon Hospital
Hebrew Technical School
Hebrew Technical Institute
Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society
Justice Greenbaum
Cyrus Sulzberger
Sulzberger
Nited Hebrew Charities
Counccil
United Charities
Frederick Nathan
Consumers’ League
Nathan
United Hebrews Charities
Jonas Weil
Visi
Greenbaum
Mortimer Schiff
Unted Charities
Hebrew Young Men’s Association
Mark Mack
Charles Hirschorn
New York City
Jews in America Worse Off Than at Home Says Soviet Correspondent
Mrs. Gorlachowskaya Alexeeva of St. Petersburg, a special correspondent for The Novoe Vremya, spent six weeks in this city studying Jewish immigration. She told Tres yesterday that Russian Jews are worse off in America, with 200 daily passport applications to return to Russia, despite higher pay in New York, and greater living costs. She warned of eroded mutual goodwill among foreign-born Jews.
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Russia
France
Poland
Mrs. Alexeeva
Alexeeva
America
Gorlachowskaya Alexeeva
St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Tres
New York
Cat saves couple as Grant City house burns down
Joseph Haywood and wife Mary awoke to a cat sprinting into a blazing bedroom. They escaped from a second story window as the frame house on Washington Avenue burned to the ground. Neighbors arrived too late to save belongings worth about $3,000.
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Joseph Haywood
Mary
Grant City
S. I
Haywoods
Washington Avenue
Mrs. Haywood
Italian Detective Pins Blame on Immigration for Black Hand
Lieut. Petrosino of New York's Detective Bureau declares the Black Hand crimes arise from scattered immigrant bands with no central organization. He urges stricter immigration checks, a government inspector corps, and stronger laws to curb Italian crime while praising Commissioner Bingham for reducing political interference.
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Petrosino
Detective Bureau
United States
Italy
Sicily
Sardinia
Calaprazi
Lieut
Tunis
Italan
Sam
Ohey
Giuseppe Guillano
First Street
Pietro
Frankfort
N. Y
Salvatore Sferlozza
Forsythe Street
Giovanni
Giuseppe Pellettieri
Vincenzzo Cantone
Elizabeth Street
America
Icily
Calabria
Harlem
Etrdsino
Bingham
Wife bound and attacked by two men in New Jersey attic
James Walsh returns home to find his wife missing then discovers her bound gagged and nearly unconscious in the attic. She accuses Billy Moore of Hackensack and Francis Lynch of an industrial home inmate of assault after recruiting her to gather old clothes. Moore allegedly stole $93 and threatened her with a knife before binding.
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James Walsh
New York
Rutherford
N. J
Congestion in Brooklyn Civil Court Spurs Call for More Judges
Brooklyn lawyers complain about 2000 civil calendar cases piling up as two judges focus on criminal matters. Borough President Coler opposes Controller stock sale proceeds method and vows legal contest if repeated. Rose Nolan, 50, of 152 Seventeenth Street, moved to Kings County Hospital in critical condition from neglect.
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Borough
Coler
Controller’s Office
Rose Nolan
Seventeenth Street
Kings County Hospital
Fire Causes Multi-Building Losses Across Three Cities
A series of fires on January 5 caused substantial damage in Maplewood St Louis. the Banner Lumber stables were destroyed, four injured, two score homeless, and losses reached 75000 dollars. In Pittsburgh the Renshaw office building suffered 75000 dollars in damage. In Woburn the J Cummings Leather Company plant burned, totaling 80000 dollars in losses.
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ST. Louis
Banner Lumber Company
Maplewood
Pittsburg
Renshaw
Woburn
Mass
J. Cummings Leather Company
Yesterdays Fires and Property Loss Across City Blocks
A string of small fires caused minor to moderate damage at multiple addresses in Manhattan and surrounding areas. Notable losses include I Samuel at 125 East Broadway with $800, D Horge at 461 Broadway listed as trifling, and several cases of trifling damage or unknown ownership across addresses from East Broadway to Riverdale Avenue. Fire crews responded between 12:30 PM and 10:00 PM, with many incidents labeled trifling or minor.
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Amsterdam Av
Waldo
H. J. Ruge Co
West 45Th St
Hettrick
Grand Central Hotel
J. H. v. G. Bank
Court
Brooklyn
Macy's
West
F. X
125Th St
G. Scheffer
East 115Th
Hattle Shhack
West 141St &T
Subway
A.M
Lexington
Emma Tranz
E. 149Th St
E. M. Wi
East Broadway
I. Samuel
Broadway
D. Horge
Monroe &J
M. Klein
Wendover
L. Schwartz
North River
N. Y
Central
Riverdale
G. Nias
L. Mullins
Reece
West End
A. Bleiden
E. 110Th St
H. Lichtenstein
Sullivan St
Tony Dianio
Arthur Av
Nicholas Salves
Sheriff
L. Richt
Grand
Morris Swift
Broome St
Mossen Brothers
Yee St
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Lorgnette & Bal
S.M. D
Domintor Power & Trans. Continental Co
C.C.G
Mink Boa Ly
Boston Toy
Informabate Desk
Long Island
R. R
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Net
Cortlandt
Informa
Tion Desk
Erle R. R
Central R. R
New Jersey
E.F. Hilton
N. J. Station
B. & O. Mile- Agha
Hoboken
BN. Dee
H. Communicate
A. J. Lortot
West 29Th St
Indies
Uptown
J. M. Adler
Prospect
Bronx
Times Square
West 72d St
Summit
Storry
San Remo
Bess
Wanamaker'’s
West 103d
9Th St
E. R. Walters
Bay
F. Eisenberg
Prince &J
Hobart
East
171St St
Central Park West
Boston
East Side
Irving Place
Nicholas Fish
Madison AV
Montague Terrace Heights
Wall St
Douglaston
Douglas Manor Inn
Lexington AN
Bohlendernoff
Tempis Rental Company
Beekman Street
Woman's Business Bureau
West 24Th
Hopkins’ Educational Agency
Stuyvesant
Webster’s Choir Exchange
Tworda
U. S. Army
Dubai
Philippines
East 34Th St
Park Now
Cortlandt St
Fulton St
Havemeyer St
Careline
Madame Connolly
Bth
Paris
Mme. Cully
Union Sq
Lincoln Industrial Exchange
West 58Th St
M. Gahagan
Delevante
Janes
Inc
Atlantic Audit Company
Flatiron
Gramercy
Hermann Goldsenmidt
Nassau
Beekman
Cat
Charity Man
Jersey
Brooklyn News Notes
Uprench Republic Property
Kremlin Russia
Vladimir F. Gnesin Wholesale and Ke
Bet
Sthaan
Port Arthur
Cavairy
Eady Guy
Daly
Sran Circus
Hiway & 8Th St
Inabashi
Hackett John Masok
Boway
Baler
Fields
Herald Sq
ASTOR
St. Ev'ss
Wed
Mats. Sc
Wm. Courtenay
Olive May
Adelaide Pince
Josephine Victor
Frank
Bangs
Hall
Henry W. Savage
Manhatta Opera House
de Cisneros
Trentini
Zenatello
Sammareco
Arimond
Campanini
Louise
Mary Garden
Lressler- Gianoli
Dalmores
Gilbert
Mme
Bressler-Giannoli
Gillbert
Mus
Camparini
IL Trovatore
Mmes
Russ
Bressler-Gianoli
Sammaerco
aArimond
Petrazzini
Mietropolitan
Faust
Farrar
Jacoby
Girerd
Caruso
Scotti
Challapine
Begue
Bovy
LA Traviata
Sembrich
Jagobi
Dutriche
Navarint
Ferrari
Tristan
Tristan Cnd Isolde
Fremstad
Homer
Knote
van Brooy
Blass
Muhlmann
Reiss
Mahler
Fri
Eng
Mefistofele
Cavalieri
Rappold
Martin
Tecchi
Marta
Boncel
Journet
Barocchi
Dufriche
Navarini
Aida
Gadski
Kirkby-Luenn
Lucas
Stracelart
Teceni
Weber
Boston Symphony
Erin
Carnegie Hall
Garreno
Carl Wenching
Tyson's
Mendelssown Hall
Neisel
Harold Bauer
Schelling
Steinway
East 17
Hughes
Gov. Hughes
Public Service Commission
C. BF. U
Robert H. Fuller
Henry de Veaux
Actors’ Protective Union
Prince
Cigar Packers’ Union
Merritt
Teamsters’ Union
Kelly
Theatrical Protective Union
Empire
Adams
Goranights
Quality Street van
Mis Sa Adams
Way
44Th St
Criterion
Mats
Merriest
Bune
Holland
Ae Ages Hudetl A
Mavine Elliote
Ber Sister
Gorton Lean x
Rd War
Uue
Waclerbocker
St. Victor
Bondon
Fez
Fi Schuekeal
Otis Harlan Har
AL Cast
Ry Lauder
New ‘Amsterdam
V. Savage
HERRY
Dante
RIS
Sat
Mabel Taliaferro
Frederic Thompson
Polly
Marsaret Mar
Whit
Ian
Vesta Faller
Kitts & Wil- Victor
Belasco
Davie
Warfield
Bie
Virginia
Madison SQ
the Ji
May Robson Ees
Hite
Bill “Binay
60Th St. Tel
Bisou
Aenas
Natieal
Util
Wallack
Ray
Owen Johnson
Jay & Soth
Usical Ha! Ha! Co
Telegram
Enoch
Globel
Alan Dale
Herald
Sea
Yorke & Adams IX
Jewey Iglly Girls Company
Wise Guy
Edmund Hayes
Sacco
Southam
E.125th St
Lady Birds
Yorkville
Digby Bell
Shore Acres
Petropolis
Belle Jeanette
Hartig
Vanity Fair Seamon's
Extrevaganza Co
Ateatra
Ethel Levey
MR. Hymack
Joe Welch
Ryan & Richfield
E. Toc
Mann
Baddie Tl
Nice & Prevospike
Fymersteins
Knowles
Truly Shattuck
Mrs. Syith
Genaro
Sleed
Blaney
Hargain
JLN
Mith St
Bad Boy
Eden Musee
Gary Moate
Mammoth Screen
Murra Hill Theatre
Lex
WM. H. Turner
Man Monkey
G Theatre
Irving Pl
Arma
L. Fuldas Comeau
West End Siz
Nat
Goodwin
Celiaen
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