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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
5
Bucklin Testifies Delahunty Advised Flight in Canfield Case
Bucklin says he fled to Canada on advice from Forbes Hennessey and lawyer Delahunty after his indictment and not on Delahunty’s instruction. He details notes to Canfield for gambling debts and notes in his own apartment, and says Canfield never saw them. Bucklin describes arranging a bank box move to Jersey City and paying Delahunty $5,000 after collecting $130,000, claiming it settled the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Ducklin
Richard A. Canfield
East Forty-fourth Street
John Delahunty
Canfield
Regal Services
E. L. Mooney
Delahunty
Canada
Forbes Hiennessey
Mr. Delahunty
Mooney
Bucklin
Schuyler
West Forty-fifth Street
L. Wilkie
Snowden Marshall
Augustus van Wyck
Canfield and
John
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jerome
Mr. Marshall
Forbes Hennessey
Montreal
Lvewport
Alfred Lauterbach
Jesse Lewisohn
Ballou
Delahurty
John Doe
Pennsylvania
Inter-State Commerce Board Probes Frick Franchising Ties
The commission hearings reveal possible three way links among the Baltimore & Ohio, Pennsylvania, and H. C. Frick Company over repairs to Frick cars. J. E. Muhffeld testifies the B&O charged no bills for light repairs and may lack full records while E. D. Postlethwaite deflects questions about coal company investments and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Tillman
J. E. Muhffeld
Baltimore & Ohio Road
H. C. Frick Coal and Coke Company
Pittsburg
Muhifeld
Baltimore & Ohio
Frick
Tie
Fitzgerald
Glasgow
Mithfeld
Cockrell
Philadelphia
Muhlfeld
E. D. Postlethwaite
Pennsylvania Road
Thomas Patterson
Postlethwaite
Financial Department of the Road
Dispensary licenses heard for Swedish Hospital in Brooklyn
Commissioner Stephen Smith and the State Board for Charities reviewed applications for a Swedish Hospital dispensary at 126 Rogers Avenue Brooklyn set to open June 24 serving about sixty Swedish speaking patients. Also discussed were Manhattan Odontological Dispensary near First Street and Second Avenue and Hebrew Memorial Dispensary east of Third Avenue with financial guarantees required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Smith
The
State Board For Charities
New Swedish Hospital
Brooklyn
Manhattan Odontological Society
Hebrew Memorial Dispensary
Charles Edling
Swedish Hospital
Rogers Avenue
Samuel G. Tracy
Manhattan
Charles F. Rabell
New York
Rabell
S. J. Oberwager
Hebrew Memorial
Fourteenth Street
Third Avenue
St. Mark's Hospital
Women’s Clubs Federation Admits 103 New Groups
At the National Federation of Women’s Clubs session in St Paul Miss Louisa Poppenheim of Charleston announced 103 new clubs and one Nevada state federation admitted to the General Federation since the St Louis convention. A resolution urged merit system reforms for all charitable and reform institutions and called on the public to support the enactment of state laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Council
Charles Yardley
New Jersey
Decker
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
United States
Daughter born to Postmaster Willcox family ties noted
A daughter was born to Mrs. Willcox wife of Postmaster Willcox at 10 East Fifty seventh Street on Thursday night. Mrs. Willcox previously Miss Martha J Havemeyer daughter of William F Havemeyer and a great grand daughter of the late ex mayor Havemeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willcox
East Fiftyseventh Street
Martha J.havemeyer
William F. Havemeyer
Hayemeyer
Police Parade Honors Three Medal Winners at NYC Event
New York Police Department units march from Battery Place to Fifth Avenue under Chief Inspector Moses W. Cortright. Mayor McClellan will award Rhinelander Bell and Meyer medals to Patrolman John J. Dwan Patrolman Fox and Patrolman Daniel Shaw for bravery in fires and a drowning rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses W. Cortright
New York
Battery Place
Broadway
Twenty-third Street
Madison Square
Fortieth Street
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
Worth Monument
Twenty-fifth Street
McClellan
John J. Dwan
Eldridge Street
Allen Street
Dwan
Plgnk
Bellevue Hospital
Fox
Madison Street
Daniel Shaw
Church Street
Meyer
Pier A
North River
Battery Park
Shaw
Sword of honor recovered as prank at West Point
At the United States Military Academy a sword of honor once awarded to Gen. Pope vanished last night but was found in the cannon during reveille prep. Gen. Mills offered 50 reward for its return and thief. Cadets face two weeks of exams and drills before commencement while the Board of Visitors reviews exercises. One man collapsed from heat during the grand parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
United States Military Academy
Pope
Mills
Board of Visitors
Prosecutor Warns Coal Company Over Striker Groceries
Steubenville June 1 Prosecutor Alban dispatched Sheriff Vorhees to Plum Run to stop the United States Coal Company from blocking groceries to strikers. Merchants in Smithfield face armed guards delivering food to company houses. Alban calls the action an outrage and an attempt to starve the strikers. He urges deputies to ensure all groceries reach the strikers while excluding liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Ohio
Alban
Vorhees
Plum Run
United States Coal Company
Smithfield
Robbery at Allen Street Nets Saloon Keeper’s Cash and Ring
Samuel Syrop of 21 Rivington Street reported to Eldridge Street police that after withdrawing 1500 dollars from the Columbia Bank he was held up by four men in Allen Street. He said they beat him and took the money and a diamond ring, leaving him half conscious in bed later found by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Syrop
Rivington Street
Eldridge Street
Columbia Bank
Allen Street
Syrop
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Pone’s Extract Company
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Itsunen
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Ezy
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Troy, N. Y
Cluett, Peabody & CO
Ikryptok
aMeypowy
4Th Ave
Bet
6Th Ave
Madison Ave
Cor
60Th St
Ree Scribe
Bucklin Asset
Frick Company
Commissioner
Stork
Wilcox
Albert
Askforth
West
Spor New
Coal Company
Giegel Clooperg Ware
Vator J.b.greenhut
Siegel Cooper
Siegel Cooper Store
18Th St
Wwe
Neral
Gibson
B. Altman & Coo
Continu
Nineteenth Street and
Sixth Avenue
Svopaus
Lion Brand
Ront
Liona
Womezx
Sea Island
James S. Coward
Greenwich St
N. Y
Warren Street
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