Wife Seeks 10 Win Erring Husband Agreement Amid Crash
Louis G Meyer's auto crash near Hotel Gramatan Bronxville leaves him in serious condition after a December agreement to abstain from relations with Mrs Harkness and to support Ada Meyer. Mrs Meyer vows suit for alienation of affections while detailing years of shared troubles and hotel episodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis G. Meyer
Fifth Avenus
H. D. Merchant
Park Row
Arkness
Ada E. Moyer
Borough of
Manhattan
New York City
Supreme Court
Ada Meyer
William Harkness
Ada E. Meyer
Manhasset
West 108Th Street
Shooting in Little Italy Ends With Unclear Motive
Pasquale Parrine, working on an excavation, travels home after his wife is wounded in a pistol shot at their East 111th Street tenement. He searches for answers, suspects a boarder and a vanished $29 or $20 in funds, as neighbors weigh possible motives amid family trouble.
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Pasquale Parrine
Broadway
135Th Street
East
1111Th Street
Harlem Hospital
Parrine
Rose
Elizabeth Marasco
Marascos
Emilio Demonell
Parrines
Angelina Parrine Hadeen
Demonoli
East 110Th Street
Demonell
Pasquale
Resignation of Cushing over tariff clash at NAM
Marshall Cushing resigned as secretary of the National Association of Manufacturers amid board friction over tariff reform and open shop policy. New directors shift toward tariff revision and union labor stance, delaying secretary selection until after summer. Cushing defends past work and asserts policy evolution rather than personal fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Cushing
National Association of Manufacturers
Cushing
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
William McCarroll
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
National Association
Broadway
Cortlandt Street
350 Pound Man Rescued From Fifth Avenue Fire
Six policemen from the Fifth Avenue Station Brooklyn rescued Michael Klein a 90 year old cripple weighing 350 pounds from a fire at 591 Fifth Avenue. Patrolman O'Brien found him in bed on the second floor and led five more officers to move him to the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Michael Klein
Klein
O'Brien
Promotion of Savannah Line official shifts station
James C. Horton, now General Passenger Traffic Manager based in this city, succeeds as top passenger executive. J B Greenhut plans a June 1 departure for Europe aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. Memorial Day tributes include an Admiral Pleskett wreath. Charity seeks 250 dollars for a yearly family support plan. The family comprises six, oldest 14, youngest 9 months, with the father earning under six dollars weekly and the mother ill with rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Horton
Savannah
J. B. Greenhut
Sigel-Cooper Company
Gen. Grant
Admiral Pleskett
Hudson
Organization Society
Tne
Stoppani Rings Recovered From Cabman In Court
Two lost rings valued at 1000 and 400 dollars were recovered in West Side Court. Cabman James Morris surrendered the jewels after Mrs. Evelyn Stoppani reported them missing on Feb 12. Detectives arrested Morris for intoxication. rings found on him identified by Mrs. Stoppani. magistrate Cornell discharged him.
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Evelyn Heney Stoppani
Charles F. Stoppani
West Side Court
James Morris
West 103d Street
Stoppani
West Seventyseventh Street
Morris
Cornell
Cotton workers gain 5 percent wage rise in New England mills
Notices posted today in Lawrence Massachusetts Aurora Maine Exeter and Pittsfield New Hampshire announce a general five percent wage increase benefiting about 10 000 workers. Exeter and Pittsfield set June 3 as effective date while others take effect June 10.
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Boston
Lawrence
Mass
Aurora
Exeter
Pittsfield
N. H
Two Arrests Shake A4perding Broker in Broadway Incident
Police halted a touring car on Broadway near 178th Street after a high speed run. Harold C. Smith, a broker at 42 Broadway, was revealed as the driver. a bail bond secured by a nine‑stone diamond pin. Chauffeur James Mille of Samuel Untermyer's estate was also arrested with Untermyer's son in the car.
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Devanney
West 152d Street
Broadway
180Th Street
178Th Street
Rehahn
Harold C. Smith
Marie Antoinette
Ighbridge
Shahn
Smith
Vanderbilt
Reddhn
de Lieut
Amsterdam
James Mille
Samuel Unter
Upper Broadway
Mr. Untermyer
Clergyman Regrets His Wedding at Forty Nine
James J. Cameron a Protestant Episcopal clergyman seeks annulment of his 1879 marriage to Emma A Turzanski later revealed as remarried and divorced. He alleges deceit and fraud and says the union led to his entry into ministry while Emma runs a Roselle New Jersey boarding school. Justice Kelly issued publication for service.
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Cameron
Trinity College
Hartford
Emma A. Turzanski
George T.gorren
Brooklyn
New York
Roselle
N J
Kelly
Burke & Fay
Pine Street
Manhattan
Remsen Street
V. James J. Cameron
Mark Calvary Church
Baltimore
Robert H. Paine i
North Eutaw Street
Bishop Paret
Fire alarm hits cleaning shop. engine crashes into pillar
An alarm for fire at Mrs. Anna Kruse’s cleaning establishment at 206 East Eighty-ninth Street led Engine 53 to an accident at 102nd Street and Third Avenue. The locomotive struck an elevated pillar smashing the pole, injuring Lieut. Hanley and the engineer who were thrown against the boiler. Driver Martha narrowly avoided a butcher’s wagon when the crash occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kruse
East Eighty-ninth Street
102D Street
Third Avenue
Lieut
Hanley
Martha
Fifth Avenue Association Plans Tackle Street Condition
Fifth Avenue businessmen met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to form the Fifth Avenue Association. The group aims to improve Fifth Avenue between Thirty first and Forty second Streets, curb garbage disposal issues, oppose current street fighting, and consider widening the thoroughfare and traffic regulation. Robert Grier Cocke was named chairman and F L Perine secretary. About 30 firms were represented and 709 letters were sent seeking cooperation. at least 100 firms replied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue Association
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Robert Grier Cocke
F. L. Perine
Cooke
Ticket Office Opens in New Wall Street Building
The Lackawanna Railroad dedicates a Broadway corner ticket office in the Number One Wall Street building for the financial district. The facility offers convenient access to train services in lower Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad City
Broadway
Wall Street
Wall
Financial District
Manhattan
Rend
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Peru
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Oppenheimer Institute
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