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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1908

Page

2

Van Rensselaer Held on Extortion Charge in Brooklyn

The suspect Van Rensselaer was arrested after a confrontation at headquarters. He claimed to need money to restart his brokerage, described a hustler role, and cited loans of 200 000 to 300 000 from a friend. He faces arraignment in Tombs Court. his wife provided context about a July letter to his mother.

van Rensgelaer Lieut Wilbur The Colonial Dames Colonialames van Rensselaer Reat Mannion Aspector McCafferty Tombs

Mrs Van Rensselaer Speaks On Son Arrest News

Mrs John King Van Rensselaer met Newport Chief James Crowley after receiving a letter from her son John A Van Rensselaer who was arrested in New York. Crowley forwarded the letter to New York police and said he took no further action. She left Newport last Sunday for New York and her whereabouts are unknown.

Wilbur van Rensselaer Waverley Place An Rensselaer John King van Rensselaer Crowley New York Times Newport R. I John ‘King van Rensselaer John A. van Rensselaer New York New York Police Mater

Seared Child with Hot Iron Charged Woman Aids Boy

Mrs Rachel Redowitz of East New York was arraigned in New Jersey Avenue Court on charges she brandished a red hot iron on seven year old Norman Friedman. The parents filed the complaint but at arraignment she denied the injury and the charge was dismissed after she refused to press.

Rachel Redowitz Rockaway Avenue East New York New Jersey Avenue Eas

Woman Slayer Suspect Sought in Bergen Murder Case

Hastings N Y police arrest Augustus Eberhard suspect in the Bergen County murder of Ottilie Eberhard. A wounded girl, his fiancée and daughter of the slain woman, believes he is innocent and says shots came from ambush. Detectives chase leads from Hackensack to Myer’s Corners and Ridgewood seeking the missing man.

Hastings N. Y Augustus Eberhard Ottilie Eberhard Bergen County N. J Eberhard Herman Eberhard Zimmermann 140Th Street New York Hightieth Street Park Avenue Munroe James Burns Dobbs Ferry Uniontown Warburton Avenue Yonkers Hackensack Susquehanna Hotel Augustus Bergen Oakland Myer’s Corners Dutchess County Ridgewood Manhattan Poughkeepsie Myer's Corners John Eberhard Koester Dunne Rochelle Park Steward Held Held Fiberhard

Man Hunt Near Essex After Home Invasion Assault

A large posse including Essex Chief of Police John Gilbert pursues a man who assaulted Mrs Josiah Low in her home and attempted robbery. Mrs Low was reportedly struck on the head as she worked around the house, prompting the search today.

Essex Mass John Gilbert Josiah Low

Stranger Attacks Woman at Low Farm. Two Detained

Mrs Charles Harding, daughter of Mrs Low, heard her mother’s screams as a stranger ransacked the Low home. The victim, struck with a brass pipe, identified the assailant as a former Low farm employee. Two men were detained and later released. another arrest occurred in Hamilton tonight.

Igen Charles Harding

Back to Prosperity and Regular Dividends Pamphlet

A National Prosperity Association pamphlet mailed nationwide argues for a rapid return to normal business conditions. It cites 17,000 to 20,000 workers in St Louis within a month, $5,000,000 in orders, and notes campaigns in Cincinnati Cleveland Chicago and other cities. The group urges coordinated patience and confidence to restore prosperity in six months.

ST. Louis National Prosperity Association Cincinnati Cleveland Chicago

Worcester man falls in street from heat in New York

Randolph Crompton of Worcester Massachusetts collapsed in a Park Avenue street at Forty second Street and was taken to Bellevue Hospital in serious condition. He had arrived at the Waldorf Astoria on July 18 and had suffered from the heat since then as the city sweltered with a hot spell and humidity.

Randolph Crompton Worcester Mass Park Avenue Bellevue Hospital Mr. Crompton Waldorf-Astoria George Crompton Crompton & Knowles Loom Works Randolph Crompton

Commissioner Bingham Involved In Brooklyn Car Crash

Commissioner Bingham was riding to Coney Island when his car collided with another at Flatbush and Bedford Avenues in Brooklyn. The other occupants, William Frye and Arthur Reiss, were thrown from their car. Frye was arrested for reckless driving. Frye was taken to Parkville Station after being driven by Bingham’s driver. Elias Reiss accused the Commissioner of fault, claiming the other car was at fault.

Bingham Coney Island Flatbush Bedford Avenues Brooklyn William Frye Bedford Avenue Arthur Reiss Greene Avenue William Finnegan Flatbush Avenue Frye Parkville Elias Reiss

Plot in Gould case betrayed by a girl

The report details a breakup in the Gould case with a third prisoner under surveillance and Mrs. Gould’s legal maneuvers. Detectives coordinate bail and arraignment while Smyth asserts no involvement by Gould’s legal circle. Prospects of alimony or custody filings surface as Gould resists defaming his name.

Gould Frank Gould

Blood Transfusion Saves Woman Life in Newark Hospital

Mrs. Patrick Bradley of Hackettstown New Jersey survived a blood transfusion from her husband at St. James's Hospital Newark. The operation required connecting a wrist artery to a leg vein with a silver tube delivering about a quart of his blood to save her after eight years of pulmonary hemorrhages. Mr. Bradley recovered quickly. Mrs. Bradley remained under care for weeks as doctors declared the danger past.

St. James's Hospital Newark Patrick Bradley Hackettstown N. J Mr. Bradley Mrs. Bradley Bradley

Engineer Henry Sandon Dies After Blood Transfusion

Henry Sandon a 58 year old civil engineer from Greenpoint died at Bellevue Hospital after a blood transfusion from his daughter's fiancé Harry Van Winkle failed to save him. Sandon worked at the Inter Iron Works at East Twelfth Street and lived at 180 Guernsey Street. He fainted from loss of blood after a cogwheel injury and later died despite doctors attempts. He was Canadian by birth and a longtime member of the Engineers' Club. Funeral services were led by Rev. Dr. Stephen A. Floyd of the Evangel Christian Church.

Henry Sandon Intard Iron Works East Twelfth Street Guernsey Street Greenpoint Bellevue Hospital Harry van Winkle Landon van Winkle Sandon Egun Tis van. Winkle Canada Engineers’ Club Stephen A. Floyd The Christian Church of the Evangel

Salesman Ends His Life in Saint Louis Hotel Room

John D. Wood a 52 year old former suitcase maker and salesman with Herkert and Meisel Trunk Company killed himself by gas in his Saint Louis room after writing a letter to his Brooklyn sister naming John A. Meisel as executor. On a nearby table lay checks and cash totaling 600 dollars. Wood had recently suffered business failure but repaid his debts. He had moved to Saint Louis about four years ago.

New York Times ST. Louis John D. Wood David A. Harper Greene Street Brooklyn N. Y John A. Meisel Wood Mr. Meisel Frederick Herkert Herkert & Meisel Trunk Company Herkert & Meisel

State Education Board Imposes Return Duty on Graduates

The State Board of Education in Montclair New Jersey requires graduates of the new Normal School opening Sept 15 to teach in state schools for two years or repay their education cost. Tuition is free but the rule aims to offset teacher shortages due to marriages. Both genders are covered but aimed at women who marry. Students must sign a pledge upon entering.

New York Times Montclair N. J State Board of Education

Girls Locked In Bath House Near Avenue A Rescued By Police

Four young women were detained for about an hour in a public bathhouse on Avenue A near Twenty-fourth Street after lights went out. Police and a firefighter responded, found the engine room lit, and guided the women out once they agreed to depart. Names given include Alice Scott, Irene Walsh, Isabella Ward, and another resident from East Twenty-second Street.

Avenue A Twenty-fourth Street East Twenty-second Street Lyons Andrew Dundoro Quilty Dunduro Alice Scott First Avenue I da Walsh Irene Wilson Isabella’ Ward

Arrest of George Chartres after dramatic rooftop escape

Central Office detectives Levins and Nelson arrested George Chartres, a plumber from 171 Fast 107th Street, on grand larceny charges. Chartres bolted from capture, leaped from a poolroom window, then fled across 125th Street, broke a plate glass door, climbed to a roof, and fought the officers until subdued with a club.

Central Office Levins Nelson George Chartres Fast 107Th Street East 126Th Street Chartres Nelam Th Street Lenox Avenue Poe Levins Iim

Boy Absconds With $10,000 In Securities In Chicago

John Burford of Chattanooga testified before a Federal Grand Jury in Chicago when a boy about 12 years old offered to carry a suitcase of securities. Burford left briefly at the cigar counter and returned to find both boy and suitcase missing. Authorities conducted a thorough search but found no trace of the youth or the valuables.

New York Times Chicago John Burford Chattanooga Tenn Lburford United States Sims Rhodes Brothers Burford United States Marshal’s Office

Policeman Shot Near Jamaica After Alleged Car Hold Up

Patrolman Frederick Bliss of the Jamaica Police Station was shot in the calf and had a minor wound to the right foot while walking along Hillside Speedway near Union Turnpike. Bliss, living at 267 Harris Avenue Long Island City, says a gunman fired from bushes with a double barreled shotgun after a trolley car alert. The conductor said no robbery had occurred.

Frederick Bliss Harris Avenue Long Island City Jamaica St. Mary's Hospital Queens County Bliss Hillside Speedway Flushing Union Turnpike Turnpike Pike

Lusitania Breaks Ocean Record Again

Lusitania arrives at Queenstown at 11 33 PM setting a new eastward record from New York of 5 days 37 minutes beating the old mark by 2 hours 44 minutes. The Cunard liner previously set the record on June 2 with a time of v days 3 hours 21 minutes.

Queenstown New York

Fight Over Car Line Sparks City Rail Clash

Fifty New York City Railway workers attempted to pinch and remove a live feed wire on the crosstown line between Sixty-sixth and Fifty-ninth Streets to transfer service to the Fifty-third Street line. The clash near Sixty-first Street injured three, police intervened, and the action ended with guards at manholes and the retreat of the attackers.

Fiftyninth Street New York City Railway Company Sixty-sixth Fifty-ninth Streets Third Avenue Third Avenue Road New York City Railway E. K. Brockway Sixty-first Street New York City Railroad Sixty-sixth Street Second Avenue Crosstown Cahill Tere Brockway Fifty-ninth Street Raynor East Sixty-seventh Street J . Brockway Third Avenue Line John McCullagh West Forty-ninth Street Fifty-ninth Sixtieth Streets Coch McCullagh Parker Fifty E. A. Maher Mount Morris Park West Fifty-third Street Amsterdam Avenue

Alcyone Runs Aground Off Ocean Beach

New London July 20. The auxiliary schooner yacht Alcyone, owned by Henry W. Putnam Jr., struck a reef near Cormorant Reef off Ocean Beach. The vessel was hauled into deep water after the impact. several rivets and plates were torn and displaced.

New York Times New London Alcyone Henry W. Putnam, Jr Ocean Beach

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