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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1908

Page

16

Stokes Loses Suit Over Ownership of House After Marriage Claims

Col William A. Stokes loses an annulment bid against Mrs Elizabeth Hitchings Stokes in Brooklyn Supreme Court. He contends her first husband Hitchings is alive, affecting their marriage and ownership of 66 St. Mark's Avenue. Justice Marean rejects the annulment. case will decide house possession.

William A. Brokes Twenty-third Regiment Elizabeth W. .Hitchings-Stokes Justice Marean Supreme Court Brooklyn Col Col. Stokes BH. D. Hamilton Hitchings Justice Magean Marean St. Mark's Avenue Mrs. Stokes

Widow Fallon Fund Grows With New Donations

The Times reports further contributions for the widow of fire patrolman John Fallon who died at the Parker Building fire. Gifts include 3 dollars and 250 dollars raised thus far, with 850 from J. & H. Seligman supporting the families of two Engine 72 firemen, Thomas Phillips and George O Connor.

Ths John Fallon Parker Charles Moyer Vulcanite Portland Cement Company Cotees M. M Charles Move Herbert FR Malnzer Elias TIMES Jefferson, Seligman J. & H. Seligman

Police Oppression Claim A Pawnbroker Seeks Relief

Louis Rosenberg a pawnbroker at 836 Eighth Avenue sought relief from alleged police oppression after Inspector McCafferty kept six to ten men in his shop for nine days to catch suspects Justice Newburger called the actions oppressive and ordered the police to complete their inquiry by Thursday at 4 o'clock allowing only one man in the shop at a time.

Louis Rosenberg Eighth Avenue Supreme Court Newburger Abraham Levy Levy McCafferty Detective Bureau Rosenberg

Pogany A Hungarian Leader Alleged Brutal Hospital Death

The widow and a Brooklyn friend accuse Insane Hospital officials of brutal treatment leading to the death of Pogany a Hungarian Socialist leader. They say the body showed severe bruises and broken bones though hospital officials deny mistreatment and cite postmortem changes and bed sores. Pogany was admitted August 14 and bedridden by November.

George Pogany Carlton Avenue Brooklyn Linden Cemetery Newtown L. I Central Islp L. Pogany M.B. Heyman Pogany

Haley-French Wedding Secrecy Sparks Annulment Talk

The Rev. D Henry Marsh Warren conducted the marriage of C Morton Haley aged nineteen and Miss Mary Honore French aged twenty three at Warren's home on December 30. Haley's mother plans possible annulment citing youth. The couple reportedly separated soon after and Miss French says she consented impulsively. Haley is said to have inherited wealth and his sister Marion Haley will debut in society this winter.

D. Henry Marsh Warren C. Morton Haley Thornton N. Motley East Fifty-fifth Street Mary Honore French James W. French U.S. A St. James's Dr. Warren Miss French Young Haley Marion L. Haley

Plea for India and Persia by Pan Aryan Association

A large meeting of the Pan Aryan Association of America at the YMCA Twenty third Street branch presented welcomes to Rev Dr Charles Cuthbert Hall returning from the Orient. Prof E R A Seligman presided with speakers including O S Marden Robert Watchorn and Dr J T Sunderland urging an educational fund for India and Persia. Sunderland estimated 150 years of English rule left India poor and proposed a Carnegie gift of 10000000 to start an educational movement.

Pan- Aryan Association of America India Persia Twenty-third Street Young Men’s Christian Association Charles Cuthbert Hall Orient E. R. A. Seligman Columbia Pr. O. S. Marden Edior Success Robert Watchorn J. T. Sunderland Sunderland Carnegie

Detective Beating Case In Essex Court

Magistrate Walsh set Esther Pomeranz of 312 East Twelfth Street in 1500 bail for trial on grand larceny. She struck Detective Brown in court as Countess Marie de Hauterives testified she lost 824 dollars on Fourteenth Street and that Pomeranz’s son Abraham and Max Kaplan shared the money before police involvement.

Walsh Esther Pomeranz East Twelfth Street Essex Martet Court Brown Central Office West Forty-third Street Mirabeau Count Boni de Castellane Countess de Hauterives Fourteenth Street Kaplan Pomeranz Stefage

Tunnel Workers Demand Investigation Of Conditions

A union committee representing Pennsylvania tunnel workers met with State Labor Commissioner Williams to seek a probe into conditions under Thirty-fourth Street. Led by Thomas J. Curtis, the Rock Drillers' Union chair, the group traveled to Albany after a planning session on potential strike action.

Pennsylvania Tunnel Williams Thirty-fourth Street Thomas J. Curtis Rock Drillers’ Union Albany

Anton Schmidt jailed for courtship assault in Newark

Anton Schmidt received a thirty days sentence after arrest in Newark on a complaint by Kathrine Sadowski. He allegedly attacked her when she refused his advances, knocking her through a window before fleeing. police were alerted by the victim.

Anton Schmidt Newark Katherine Sadowski Schmidt

Trinity School Alumni Dinner At Healy's Tonight

City news briefs note the Trinity School alumni will hold their annual dinner at Healy's on Sixty-sixth Street and Columbus Avenue. Also listed are a Sherman anti trust case hearing update, Bellevue Hospital commitment of lawyer Toddre Hisasser, actress Elinore Maris recovering from gas incident, a 1000 euchre party fundraiser for St Malachy’s Seaside Home, Confederate Veteran Camp dinner at the Waddorf Astoria, a fatal burn accident in Tompkinsville SI, and newly elected officers of the Correspondents' Club of New York.

Trinity School Healy’s Sixty-sixth Street Columbus Avenue American Tobacco Companior Agens Toddre Hisasser West 1091 Street Bellevue Hospital Herrman Duke of Baden Elinore Maris West Forty-fifth Street Roosevelt Hospital Kings County Democratic Club Schermerhorn Street Brooklyn St. Malachy Rockaway Beach Luttia Antoinette Ranbrasa Montgomery Avenue Tompkinsville S. I Correspondents’ Club of New York J. P B. Regan St Louis Republic C. H. George The Baltimore American F. £. Perkins Boston Globe George R. Hill Philadelphia Press Morton Atkins J. P. Donahue

Lost and Found and Other Classified Advertisements See Page 7

Classified notices tease a page seven roundup of lost items and miscellaneous ads awaiting reader attention.

Bold thief drugged maid and tried to rob Col Martin home

An attempt to rob Col John H. Martin’s Riverside Drive residence ended when Miss Martin awoke during the intruder’s approach. The burglar drugged a sleeping maid, ransacked several rooms, cut telephone wires, and escaped as preparations to flee were noted, with silver undisturbed.

John H. Martin Greene Copper Companies Riverside Drive Miss Martin Miss Burns

Century Bank Statement of January 1908

One hundred ninth semi annual statement for January 1908 lists cash in banks and hands of agents, real estate, loans, and bonds with market valuations. It names reserve funds, contingencies, taxes, and surplus. lists directors and officers led by Morton and Bliss. New York date January 14, 1908.

Big New Turbiner In Port Debut of Creole Arrives at Cape Hatteras

The steamship Creole of the Southern Pacific Company, first turbine vessel in coastwise service, reached port from New Orleans. The 10,000 ton liner faced gales and high seas yet showed steady performance with minimal spray and almost no vibration. Passengers included Rear Admiral Coghlan and praised the ship’s comfort and stability.

Southern Pacific Company New Orleans Florida Straits Cape Hatteras Coghlan

Nighttime Bridge Runaway Tramples Horse Fatalities Reported

A team of horses attached to a Manhattan Express wagon ran wild on the Williamsburg Bridge causing one horse to die and another to be injured after smashing into the Brooklyn gate. Driver Ernest Cunningham was thrown and cut his arm. Multiple injuries and accidents are noted across the city including a fatal beam incident in a timber yard and a fatal trolley incident on Park Avenue. A jury awarded John Mc Grath $10,000 against Nassau Electric Railway for a leg amputation.

Manhattan Express Company Williamsburg Bridge Brooklyn End Ernest Cunningham Atlantic Avenue John McGrath Supreme Court Nassau Electric Railway Company McGrath Park Avenue Freeman and West Streets James Williams Wolcott Street William Kelley Dykman Street Williams Kelley Williamsburg

Fire Ravages Franklin Street Heater Plant in Norwich

Early morning blaze at the William H Page Boll er Company heater plant on Franklin Street causes an estimated $100,000 loss. Ninety workers were affected and operations resumed after a two-week shutdown for inventory. Fire likely started in casting boxes in the foundry.

Norwich Conn William H. Page Boller Company Franklin Street Louis Carruthers-Jones Shoe Company Locust Street

Yesterdays Fires Reported Across City Blocks

A string of small blazes listed with times and addresses including 12:15-206 E. 98th St and 12:40-245 E. 115th St. Several reports show trifling damage or slight damage at locations such as 813 E S81st St and 10:55-302 7th Av. Several entries note monetary losses from minor incidents and a boat at Pier 73 N. R. is listed as unknown.

A.M Eigner R. Parallaras Slight Delanosy St N. Rubenstein Washington Av M. Kessler H. Mullher St. S. Rosenfield E. 10Th St A. G. Hoffman S. Bower Henry St M. Kopler Pearl St Diamond Pen Co Canal St N. Edelman N. R Empire State

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