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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1908

Page

16

Lost and Found notices span New York listings

A jumble of lost articles and found items from January readings includes rings watches brooches wallets and a pawn ticket. Entries place rewards and contact points at locations such as Union Square West 64th Street 7th Avenue and Times Square with details on owners and item descriptions.

Found January notices and boarding ads clutter Times Square page

A busy column lists found items and numerous boarding house advertisements from New York, including Jersey City, Jersey City desk notices, and several rooms for rent in West 56th to East 17th streets. Details mention card case, gloves, umbrellas, and multiple families seeking refined, boardable rooms with references and private baths.

Douglaston Long Island New York Douglas Manor Subway Inquire Hall Hoy Muller Gbst Nice Broadway 1St St Craha Owners Information Desk Eric R. B Jersey City Bath Morningside Heights Byenes Times Times Square West 86Th St Spring

Nassau Hospital Faces Closure as Funds Run Out

Nassau Hospital in Long Island may close unless it raises $46 000 immediately. The Nassau Hospital Association warns the board that operations hinge on fresh money as resources thin after a recent financial flurry. Prominent patrons including Vanderbilt Belmont Mackay and Bourne have backed the institution, but dissension and staff turnover have weakened support and an endowment remains elusive.

New York Times Fiempstead L. I Nassau Hospital William K. Vanderbilt, Jr O. H. P. Belmont August Belmont Clarence Mackay Frederick G. Bourne Nassau Hospital Association May FE. Eaton William K. Vanderbilt Alice M. Perrigo Miss Eaton St. Luke’s Hospital Manhattan Miss Armstrong Claréncé H. Mackay

Four burglary suspects nabbed by Brooklyn detectives

Four men, including Richard Miller of 450 Westchester Avenue Bronx and Henry McShane of 125 Vanderbilt Avenue, were arrested on suspicion of robbing a tailor shop at 178 Navy Street. Also charged were Neil Heal of 1054 Third Avenue Manhattan and Benjamin Hirsch of 201 East 167th Street for breaking into apartments at 525 Vernon Avenue. Adolph Greenbaum, a tailor from Bath Avenue near Bay Thirty-first Street Bensonhurst, was killed by a Bay Thirty-first Street train. Motorman Joseph Foley of 254 Fulton Street was arrested. Authorities also reported other arrests and pleas involving various suspects and a few job-seeking classified ads.

Brooklyn Central Office Richard Miller Westchester Avenue Bronx Henry Mcshane Vanderbilt Avenue Navy Street Neil Heal Third Avenue Manhattan Benjamin ‘Hirsch East 167Th Street Vernon Avenue Adolph Greenbaum Bath Avenue Bay Thirty-first Street Bensonhurst Bath Beach Joseph Foley Fulton Street

High Finance Barriers in Barnes China Concessions Suit

Thurlow Weed Barnes sues America China Development Co and others for 5900,000 over valuable concessions in China. The hearing before Supreme Court Justice Davis was cut to half a day with a recess to Monday. Barnes alleges high financing froze him out and cites a Brice conversation about compensation. A Wesson letter to Conger supports Barnes's role in obtaining concessions. The defense claims Barnes already received 15,000 settlement.

Thurlow Weed Barnes America-China Development Company China Barnes Supreme Court Davis Brice Frederic R. Wesson E. H. Conger United States Peking

Acquits Kidnapped Broker in Larceny Case

Pittsburg January 24 Charles B Thompson a New York broker was acquitted this afternoon of larceny charged by James Papassimakes. Thompson had been kidnapped from his Atlantic Highlands home and brought to this city on the larceny charge for allegedly stealing a watch from his home The court denounced the arrest and ordered the costs charged to Papassimakes with a constable to hold him until payment.

New York Times Pittsburg

The Wrong Corbin Faces Protests Over Speech

William Th. Corbin of 61 Worth Street receives protest letters after a reported anti Semitic speech at the Chenango Society dinner at the Hotel Astor. The dress goods merchant says he was in bed and not the speaker credited as William Corbin.

William TH. Corbin Worth Street Chenango Society Hotel Astor William Corbin Corbin

Salvation Army Revival Opens at Memorial Hall

A notable revival movement begins this evening at Memorial Hall on West Fourteenth Street. It will run for nine days with Miss Booth, the Commander, speaking most of the afternoon and evening sessions.

Salvation Army Memorial Hall West Fourteenth Street

Glass union dissolved by final court decree

In Cleveland on January 24 Judge George L. Phillips entered a final decree in the suit by cutters and flatteners against the Amalgamated Window Glass Workers of America. The court declared the union illegal and a labor trust, ordered funds held in trust, debts paid, and any balance distributed to contributors, noting the funds claimed near 100000 are likely only about 10000.

Cleveland Amalgamated Window Glass Workers of America Today George L. Phillips Association of Window Glass Workers Phillips

Three Firemen Die in Baltimore High Rise Blaze

Baltimore on January 24 reports a deadly fire at Holliday and Saratoga Streets in the J. Regester Sons building. Chief George Horton among sixteen injured, three lieutenants and workers killed. Damage estimated at $100,000 with the Bell and Brass, Hollingsworth, and Regester firms affected.

Baltimore George Horton Frederick Harman William B. Pugh Chanies Freiman Holliday and Saratoga Streets J. Regester Sons’ Company Baltimore Bell and Brass Company William L. Hollingsworth Company

Portland City Hall Burns in Fire Disaster

The five story Portland City Hall and county offices burned today after cross wiring in the electrical department on the third floor caused a blaze. Registry of Deeds papers were water damaged while Probate records burned. insurance totals $81,000 as several policies expired. Seven hundred Knights of Pythias gathered in the auditorium when flames were found. only a few injuries reported.

Portland Register of Probate Western Maine Knights of Pythias

Local Transit Notes and Listings at Stops Across The City

At 4:30 to 5:15 listings show Benzinger at E 112th Street and Washington Avenue with Miller and Triffing FM. Details include 2:00 at EB Sith Street with Benesinger, 48th Street with I Schwartz, and 5:45 at Lenox Avenue with M D Ford.

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