Lawyer Seeks Separation After Night of Domestic Turmoil
Emanuel I. Silberstein, a 30 year old lawyer with Pulitzer Building offices, files for separation from his wife Fanny after a night of alleged invasion and exile. The incident involves a midnight park discovery with Dr. Benjamin Brandeis and a chaotic morning with moving vans and replevin actions.
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Atlantic City
Central Park
Fifth Avenue
Pulitzer
Fanny
Silberstein
New York University
Warren W. Foster
General Sessions
Abraham Rosenberg
Sixth Street
Dr. Rosenberg
Sam Singer
Centrals Park
Sam
Dr. Brandeis
Benjamin B. Brandeis
Avenue C
Sam _ Singer
Immigration Inspectors Told to Raise Ellis Island Standards
William Williams, U S Commissioner of Immigration at Ellis Island, issued a notice ordering higher scrutiny of aliens entering the United States. He cited too many low grade immigrants and a goal to deter embarkation of those unlikely to meet requirements, with 75 deportations reported yesterday to Europe.
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William Williams
United States
Ellis Island
Williams
Europe
Lizzie
Winifred McDaid
Lorraine Manufacturing to Add $1.5 Million Plant in Pawtucket
The Lorraine Manufacturing Company will construct a large addition to its Pawtucket plant costing 1.5 million dollars and creating 2,000 new jobs. The firm currently employs more than 1,500 workers.
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New York Times
Pawtucket
R. I
Lorraine Manufacturing Company
Lorraine Company
Supreme Court confirms referee report in New York Building Loan case
Supreme Court Justice Dowling upheld Thomas F. Conway's fourth accounting in the insolvent New York Building Loan Company, covering September 1906 to September 1907 and final accounting to April 23, 1908. The decision disallows a $59,722 receiver claim, notes deposits received 22 percent dividends, and approves receiver and counsel allowances.
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Supreme Court
Dowling
Thomas F. Conway
New York Building Loan Company
Charles M. Preston
Charles W. Dayton, Jr
Preston
Custom sale of women's wear fetches high prices at New York auction
The second customs seizure sale of women’s wear from an American liner, held at the Custom House in New York, drew a throng and lively bidding. Total takings neared eight thousand seven hundred dollars as costly gowns and suits sold for up to three hundred dollars, with a Bed ford suit at eighty and a Princess black chiffon gown at three hundred attracting top prices.
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New York
Custom House
Charles Shengood
Stowaways Face Deportation After Washington Decision
Four Russian stowaways aboard the Russian liner Russia may be deported to Jinan today if a Washington message does not arrive by 2 PM. Commissioner Williams said they would stay aboard unless the Secretary of Commerce and Labor intervenes, amid questions over a $100 passage payment and its refund.
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Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Ellis Island
Russia
Jinan
Williams
Konstantin Graeff
Fedor Kasimiroff
Steamship Company
Milliams
Police Job Gone For Good
The Appellate Division by 4 to 1 vote refused to reinstate Thomas J. ONeill who was dismissed after an unlawful arrest of Joseph Gaynor and John Collins at West Thirtieth Street Station on January 17 1907. The decision noted lack of proper counsel as not the Commissioner's fault though Justice Scott dissented citing denial of legal representation and injudicious conduct by the Deputy Police Commissioner.
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Columbus Circle
Sam
Silberstein
Dr. Brandeis
Singer
Houston Street
Supreme Court
Sawyer Eisenberg
Eisenberg
Gildersleeve
East
Union Market
Silverstein
Central Office
Fourth Street
Avenue B
Hoffman
East Seventh Street
Herman
Foster
China
Wisenberg
Thomas J. O'Neill
Hanson
O'Neill
Japanese Naval Day at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
Seattle on June 4 marked Japanese Naval Day as crews from the Aso and Soya cruisers visited the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition grounds in Seattle.
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Seattle
Wash
Aso
Soya
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