Suit Over Love Ties Involving Judge's Wife Begs $250000
Sarah Stella Rogers Dunn widow of Dixie's Rosenbaum of San Francisco sues Lizzie Hastings Holme wife of Leicester Holme for $250000 alleging alienation of affection. Dunn claims Holme set Dunn up as hotel manager after San Francisco events. Proceedings delayed as Holme seeks testimony to counter claim.
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Sarah Stella Rogers Dunn
Dixie
Rosenabum
San Francisco
James T. Dunn
New Haven
New York
Ann
Dunn
Rosenbaum
Holme
Savoy Hotel
Dunny
Leicester Holme
Hastings
Francis C. Fuller
Hol
James F. Dunn Leaves New Haven Hotel for Philadelphia Trade
Special to The New York Times reports James F. Dunn long time proprietor of the Hotel Monopole in New Haven has departed to enter the hotel business in Philadelphia. Dunn, known to theatrical circles, moves after years of management at the Monopole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Haven
Conn
James F. Dunn
Monopole
Businss
Philadelphia
Ejection Fight Leaves Four Cops Bruised at West Thirtieth
At 367 West Thirtieth Street a dispute over ejectment led Thomas Grogan to clash with William King and four police officers. King and Mrs Grogan fought the officers with fists and missiles while Grogan returned to assist, resulting in multiple injuries and King being jailed on felonious assault and assaulting the four officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Grogan
West Thirtieth Street
Gerald
King
Grogan
Armstrong
Bellevue Hospital
Mrs. Grogan
Man Shot Self at Midland Beach Station in Staten Island
A man, possibly Oscar Knapp, killed himself with a pistol at Midland Beach station on Staten Island shortly after noon yesterday. He died five hours later at Smith Sanitarium. A card found in his pocket named relative Thomas Earle of 25 Great Jones Street, Manhattan, to be notified. Earle could not be located. The deceased, about 40, was well dressed and had been staying at the Central Hotel in Newark for months, with no known ties to local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Knapp
Scar Knapp
Midland Beach
Southfield Beach
Staten Island
Smith Sanitarium
Central Hotel
Mulberry Street
Newark
N. J
Thomas Earle
Jones Street
Manhattan
Earle
New Casualty in Eleventh Avenue Street Skirmish
A 14 year old boy, Robert Moore of 516 West Fiftieth Street, joined the Eleventh Avenue gang clashes with Stones between Fifty-second and Fiftieth Street. He was cut over the right eye and taken to Flower Hospital. Gangs of boys aged 8 to 14 clash daily at noon and 5 pm seeking neighborhood leadership.
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Fifty-second Street
Fiftieth Street
Tenth
Eleventh Avenues
Robert Moore
West Fiftieth Street
Flower Hospital
Eleventh Avenue
Gideon Society ships 25000 Bibles to San Francisco
The National Gideon Society, official adjunct of the Christian Traveling Men's Association, shipped 25,000 Bibles to San Francisco for use at the International Sunday Schools convention. A parade of Bible classes is planned, with each marcher to carry a copy of the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
National
Gideon: Society
Christian Traveling Men’s Association of America
International Sunday Schools
Francisco
West Exults Over East as Fort Sees Westward Boom
Gerrit Fort former New York Central passenger agent now Union Pacific traffic manager came from Omaha to urge New Yorkers to move West. He described a $17 million program doubling tracks from Omaha to San Francisco transforming Western towns, with farms rich in alfalfa, piano, electric lighting, and motor cars. Fort contrasted Western wealth and culture with Eastern rigidity and highlighted Western farmers vacationing in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrit Fort
New York Central Lines
Union Pacific Railway
Omaha
Neb
Traffic Club of
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Old Man
Mr Fort
San Francisco
Nebraska
Broadway
Harlem
Brooklyn
West
Mr. Fort
Sarah Bernhardt
Cheyenne
Mary Garden
Denver
Kansas
Europe
Dr Walter H Connolly Named First Deputy at Bellevue
Bellevue Hospital trustees chose Dr Walter H Connolly as First Deputy Medical Superintendent of Bellevue and Allied Hospitals succeeding Dr George Q Hanlon who moved up to General Medical Superintendent after Dr W H Smith resigned Connolly a 1891 Albany Medical College graduate previously with Buffalo Hospital for the Insane and Albany City Hospital and most recently a confidential call to the Commissioner of Charities Summond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connolly
Bellevue
Bellevue Hospital
Walter H. Connolly
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals
George Q’hanlon
General Medical Superintendent
W. H. Smith
Onnolly
Albany Medical College
Buffalo Hospital For the Insane
Albany City Hospital
Chandler and Chandler Sued Over Bond Sale Misrepresentation
Supreme Court Justice Bischoff signed an order allowing Alfred N. Chandler now in Philadelphia to testify in a suit against him and his brother Arthur S. Chandler in this city. One execution involves an unpaid judgment of 17,500 by Emma D. Anderson. White seeks 1,899 for alleged false representation in a bond sale.
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Supreme Court
Bischoff
Alfred N. Chandler
Philadelphia
Arthur S. Chandler
Emma D. Anderson
Chandler
Philip T. White
Bomb blast tears through Elizabeth Street tenement in Little Italy
In a dramatic attack attributed to Black Hand operatives, gas was turned on in a five story tenement at 236 Elizabeth Street and a crude bomb exploded near Giovanni Madonna’s bedroom. The blast ripped doors from hinges, shattered windows, and left Madonna wounded, his family terrified, and the building evacuated as police shut off the gas. No one else was seriously hurt.
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Elizabeth Street
Giovanni Madonna
Madonna
Rosalia
Ignazia
Dunford
Little Italy
Vincenzo Geresi
Geresi
Althoug
Bomb blasts riddle New York tenement amid long-stalled probe
Nails and five inch slugs ripped through woodwork and windows of a three room tenement at 234 Elizabeth Street after a blast shattered a chandelier in Geresi’s flat. No injuries were reported though neighbors recall a prior murder tied to pleas for help from a Palermo immigrant. Adonia, a grocer on the ground floor, offered no clues to the attackers.
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Elizabeth Street
Geresi
Adonia
Palermo
Madonna
Giovanni Lombardi
Prince Street
Lombardi
Great crowds at library mark second week exhibitions
The New York Public Library's new building entered its second week with three major exhibitions. In the Stuart gallery visitors viewed Oriental and European textile designs, Room 321 showcased modern etchings from the Avery collection, and Room 322 displayed J. J. Tissot's Old Testament illustrations. First week crowds far exceeded expectations, nearing a quarter of a million visitors. Umbrellas could not be checked in by rain and staff struggled to manage the influx.
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New York Public Library
Stuart Picture Gallery
8. P. Avery
J. J. Tissot
Library
Sell Eckert horses tied up in will contest
Four horses once owned by Gen Thomas Thompson Eckert, idle since his death, will be sold under Surrogate Cohalan's order. John Quinn, temporary administrator, said feeding the animals drains the estate funds. The brown pair Abbott and Lightername priced at 300 dollars and bay carriage duo Lizzie Gdy and Kate at 350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thompson Eckert
West Fifty-eighth Street
Cohalan
John Quinn
Abbott and Lightername
Lizzie Gdy
Kate
Hotels Open Summer Restaurants Terrace at Gotham Opens
The Hotel Gotham terrace opens tonight for the summer and can be converted into a Japanese garden for afternoon tea. The Armenonville Summer restaurant at the Hotel Knickerbocker also opens tonight.
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Gotham
Knickerbocker
Gimbel Tea Room and Grill Promises Cool Dining Buzz
A New York Gimbel department store feature touts the Gimbel Tea Room and Grill on the Eighth Floor with open windows and no fans, offering a breezy lunch spot. The article highlights refined music in the main room, no music in the Grill for conversation, superior service, and dishes like Chicken Salad, Lobster Salad, and Club Sandwiches, inviting diners via 6th Ave or Hudson Tubes to the Eighth Floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gimbel Tea Room
6Th Ave
Second Carload Of Office Desks Arrives At Half Price
A noted manufacturer supplies two hundred office desks sold at half regular prices. The second shipment of desks, in golden oak mahogany finishes and solid mahogany, ranges from 21 to 46 dollars in offer prices with several models described. Regular stock desks also reduced, with notable savings on roll top and flat top designs. Director tables and substantial pieces highlighted, as a promotional rush continues after the first shipment sold quickly.
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Mrs. Holme Pay
Fornia
East
Shanley’s
44Th Sts
Empire Woman's Orchestra of
Boston
Rita Mario
Lord & Taylor
20Th St
5Th Ave
19Th St
Eagie Hero
Budweiser
King of
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
Anheuser-Busch Agency
A. Busch Noume O
Anheuser-Busch
Eckert
Waltham Iwatch
Royal Observatory
Greenwich
Waltham
Waltham Watch Co
Waltham, Mass
Gimbels
Navy
Oxford
Gimbel Brothers
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