Gould Prisoners Held in $5,000 Bail
Mrs. Teal wife of stage manager was arrested at the Wyoming and held in $5,000 bail by Magistrate Corrigan on subornation of perjury charges linked to a Gould divorce case. Julia Fleming and Mousley also faced bail, with examinations set before Magistrate Corrigan and possible grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Teal
Corrigan
Tombs Court
Frank’Jay Gould
Mrs. Fleming
Mr.Teal
Mrs. Teal
Mr. Gould
Bessie de Voe
Mabel MacCauslan
Mousley
Hart
Teal
Moussey
Cardozo
George Leventritt
Martin Zatulove
Cornelius J. Sullivan
Nicoll, Anable & Lindsay
Gould
Brooklyn
District Attorney's Office
Benjamin S. Catts
Forty-fifth Street
Deponent
Fleming
Mr. Stanley
Summer suit markdowns sweep broad stock at three Broadway stores
Reduction event drops large assortments of summer suits to 15, 20, 25, and 30 dollars. Furnishings also cut with 25 cent linen handkerchiefs, 50 cent knitted four-in-hands, and madras knee drawers at 85 cents. Stores listed at Warren Street, 13th Street, and 34th Street.
Steamroller Upset on Thirty Fourth Street Scares City
Engineer Charles Magee narrowly escaped injury when a Barber Asphalt steamroller toppled from a curb on Thirty fourth Street near Broadway. The broken steam pipe hissed for about twenty minutes, scattering pedestrians and horses as workers righted the machine and resumed traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-fourth Street
Broadway
Charles Magee
Asis
Barber Asphalt Company
Thirtyfourth
Magee
Mrs H B Moore Jr Sues for Divorce in Chicago
Mrs Grace Louie Meyrick, formerly Grace Louie Meyrick of St. Louis, files in Chicago Superior Court for divorce and alimony from Harrison B Moore Jr. She alleges abusive language under liquor and poverty while he remains abroad at his father's New York home. Moore, 41, built a yacht yard after a Brooklyn family fortune in New York Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Harrison B. Moore
Moore
St. Louis
Grace Louie Meyrick
Core
New York
Harrison B. Moore, Jr
Brooklyn
Riverside Drive
Nellie King
Robert E. Mordecai
New York Harbor
New Amsterdam Bank Declares Second 25 Percent Dividend
The New Amsterdam National Bank will pay a second 25 percent dividend today to depositors, with officials promising eventual full repayment of 100 cents on the dollar. Receiver J H Edwards cannot estimate when assets will cover all debts, and plans to merge with other banks have not solidified. The first 25 percent dividend was paid June 3 and aided many theater owners and hotel operators among depositors. The second dividend amounts to about $850,000, and preparations expect a busy payout day. The Rossmore Hotel property sale, once a major asset, has occurred but final settlement is pending, so the dividend will not include proceeds from that sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Amsterdam National Bank
J. H. Edwards
New Amsterdam
Rossmore
En Amsterdam
Charles W. Morse
Clue Sought in Hazel Drew Murder Search
Troy authorities widen inquiry into Hazel Drew case by scanning livery stables in Troy Averill Park and nearby after a Huffay tale. They report a light haired man in a buggy and another man in brush near Teal Pond where Miss Drew's hat and gloves were found.
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Troy
N. Y
Hazel Drew
Averill Park
William Huffay
Huffays
Taborton
Teal Pond
Miss Drew
Mr. Huffay
Sonmiething
Cotton Up 30 Points Amid Short Covering Rally
October cotton rose after a sharp break as short sellers covered and bulls pressed the market. Traders doubt a bumper crop but rumors linked J. L. Livermore and Theodore Price to a large deal while October options climbed from 9.18 to about 9.41 as nearby contracts followed higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Livermore
Theodore Price
Trustee Chosen in Dorfeldt Bankruptcy Case
Creditors of Richard Dorfeldt the Forty sixth Street and First Avenue wholesale butcher met before referee Mac grane Coxe and elected Lawrence B Cohen trustee with a 2000 bond. Dorfeldt filed on June 25 citing 20000 liabilities and 5000 assets and said theft of 5000 from his pocket on a streetcar last year contributed to his failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dorfeldt
Forty-sixth Street
First Avenue
Macgrane Coxe
Lawrence B. Cohen
Dorfeldt
City Tax Rate Soars as Budget Tightens City Debt
The Board of Aldermen set higher borough tax rates for the coming year, led by an increase in Manhattan and the Bronx. The Finance Department cites a 10.1 percent overall rise driven by higher interest on city debt, debt redemption, and larger expenditures across Education Health Police Fire Parks and miscellaneous items.
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Board of Aldermen
Manhattan
Bronx
Gumot
Brooklyn
Cave
el Teed
Queens
Cweverey
Richmond
Finance Committee
City of
New York
Department of Education
Department of Health
Police Department
Fire Department
Department of Parks
Receiver sought for Wellington Inn in Long Branch
Henry Hahn of Newark for the estate of Albert J. Adams asked Vice Chancellor Stevens for appointment of a receiver for the Wellington Inn in Long Branch run by Mrs Catherine Daly widow of Phil Daly. The case notes the Adams estate holds a second mortgage of 11000 on the property and the vice chancellor deferred action for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Newark
Henry Hahn
Albert J. Adams
Long Branch
Catharine Daly
Phil"’ Daly
Daly
Pennsylvania Club
Hahn
Adams
Western Conference Ended in Colorado Springs Dinner
The Western Republican National and State Committees ended their conference with a dinner hosted by Mrs. Hitchcock. Chairman Hitchcock voiced satisfaction with the outcome as plans for organizing campaigns across Western states were set. A resolution favored Chicago as the main headquarters, and Hitchcock was to establish his base there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Colorado Springs
Hitchcock
Republican -National Committee
Pike's Peak
Cook
Denver
Taft
Sherman Lanners
Hich
Selid Wrest
Chicago
New York
Van Cleave attacks Bryan in American Industries
James W. Van Cleave president of the National Manufacturers' Association denounces Bryan and his labor plank as monarchical. He warns Bryan’s election would show reaction and revolution dominate the United States, ruin prestige, and endanger prosperity. He urges burying Bryanism on election day with a flood of votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Manfacturers’ Association
James W. Wan Cleave
de Cares Warien Bryan
Bryan
van Cleave
United States
Senate
Humane Society to Honor NYPD Officer With Gold Medal
The Humane Society announced it will award a gold medal to the NYPD officer deemed to have done the most praiseworthy work in animal cruelty prevention during the year. The medal will be presented on the annual police parade day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Humane Society
Diver Fractures Skull After Fall From Pole at Midland Beach
Peter Peterson of Willow Avenue Hoboken dives from a high pole at Midland Beach Staten Island and strikes bottom sustaining a skull fracture. He is taken to S R Smith Infirmary New Brunswick where doctors say his recovery chances are slim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Beach
Staten Island
Peter Peterson
Willow Avenue
Hoboken
S. R. Smith Infirmary
New Brighton
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Henry L. Sprague
Stetson, Jennings & Russell
TIMES
Metropolitan Club
Criterion
Fifth Avenue
Sprague
St. Paul
Hill
Margaret Busby
Stuart Robson
Mr. Teal
Mr. Hoggenheimer
Boston
East Forty Eighth Street
Rocers, Peer & Company
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Ros “A
Fourth Street
H. B. Moore, JR
Drew
Pond
Manhat
Finance Department
Phil Daly
Vogel Brothers
8Th Ave
Cal Brokers
31St St
of CO
Fulton St
Flatbush Ave
Bedford Ave
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
van Cleave Wars
Manufacturer
Manhattan and
the Bronx
Orchard Trow Directory CO
Third Avenue
12Th Street
New Yor
H.B. Kirk
Company Broad and
Beaver Streets
Rae
Idealia
Ed Pinaud
Lyon's
Sheffield
Kaiserin Farina
Woodbury’s
Roger & Gallet
Meadowbrook
Castile
Buchan
West India Bay
North Western
Minneapolis
North Western Limited
Wells St
Pullman
R. M. Johnson
St.Paul
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