Governor to Confer on Van Wyck Removal Ice Trust Fallout
Governor and Attorney General to discuss Mayor Robert A. Van Wyck’s ownership of American Ice Company stock amid seeks to remove him. Ice Trust scrutiny rattles Tammany, with calls for grand juries and court hearings as prices and public anger rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. van Wyck
Robert A. van Wyck
Gaynor
American Ice Company
Ared
Davies
Gensay
Roosevelnicipalita Ton
Herrick
Nussbaum
Trust
Tammany
Ice Trust
The
Wigwam
Tammany Hla
Fce
William J. Youngs
Ying Ooh
Fifth Avenue
Einstein
Einstei
William R. Hearst
Cabon
Rick
Central Union Demands Punishment for Ice Trust Stockholders
Central Labor Union debated action against Ice Trust and city officials holding stock. Delegate Parke cited three week old resolutions condemning the trust and newspapers’ support for a crackdown. Mayor Van Wyck was named as a large stockholder. The gathering approved a resolution thanking newspapers for exposing the Ice Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Ice Trust
Parke
van Wyck
Kopp
Pastor objects to Supreme Court stock ties in monoplies
The Rev. Thomas J. Ducey of St. Leo's denounced monopolies and warned that Supreme Court Justices should have no stake in corporations. He argued such ties cast doubt on decisions and condemned men with financial interests on the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Ducey
St. Leo's
Ice Trust
Supreme Court
Father Ducey
Roosevelt relaxes at Oyster Bay with friends
Gov. Roosevelt saw only personal friends and stated he had done no business and not discussed the Ice Trust question. Private Secretary Youngs departed for Albany with a non special mission.
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Oyster. Bay
NK. X
Roosevelt
Ice Trust
Youngs
Albany
Boy Falls 60 Feet From Roof with Narrow Escape
Willie Burke a three year old of 18 Cherry Street fell sixty feet from his parents four story house into the rear yard sustaining a broken thigh and minor bruises. A clothesline and a shutter halted his fall and saved him from instant death before he landed in the yard. He was taken to Hudson Street Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Burke
Cherry Street
Willie
Hudson Street Hospital
Girl Falls From Third Floor Window in Manhattan Home
Kate McGowan aged two and a half fell from a third floor window at 540 West Twenty seventh Street around 8 PM. She was rushed to New York Hospital where doctors found only a scalp wound and shock. prognosis is recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate McGowan
West Twentyseventh Street
New York Hospital
Woman Fells From Shutter Readied By Wind
During a repair visit to Mrs. Jane Bowen in Jersey City Annie Campbell of 235 Varick Street lost balance while fastening a second floor shutter and fell out. She sustained bad bruises but avoided serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Bowen
Pacific and
Johnston Avenues
Jersey City
Annie Campbell
Varick Street
Foss Likely to Lead Naval Committee as Boutelle Sidelined
Special to The New York Times outlines that Boutelle may miss the 57th Congress session due to ill health. Foss, next in line on the Naval Committee, is poised to become chairman if Republicans retain control. Foss already acted as chair and survived a test when Cannon forced a split in naval funding decisions.
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New York Times
Washington
House of Representatives
Boutelle
Maine
House
Mr. Boutelle
Foss
Mr. Foss
Joe
Cannon
Moody
Shafroth
Prisoner Dies After Hospital Admission in NYC Case
Arthur Remington, said to reside at the Astor House, died at St. Vincent's Hospital after a fall on Broadway near Mercer Street. Police report a skull fracture. a supposed private physician claimed drug addiction. An investigation by detectives is underway. hotel records show no Remington registered at the Astor House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Remington
Astor House
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Mercer Street
William Essig
Broadway
Bleecker Street
Sergt. Alonde
Remington
St. Vincent's Hospital
Jefferson Market
I. Marquet
Arrests in Concert Halls At North Beach
Captain Darcy of the Seventy-fourth Precinct ordered hall managers to stay within the law and yesterday arrested three concert hall managers Edward Ward of Brunhags Frederick Schlitt of Haffners and Joseph Hermann of Henry Hermann on alleged violations. Each was held on 200 bail for examination today as a large beach crowd looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darcy
Seventy-fourth
North Beach
Nolan
Edward Ward
Brunhag’s
Frederick Schlitt
Haffner’s
Joseph Hermann
Henry Hermann
Weehawken Mystery Cleared Man Identified as Charles Collins
Mrs. E Owens of 321 West Twenty-second Street Hoboken identified the drowned Weehawken man found weighted by bricks and flatirons as Charles E Collins. Collins formerly lived in Chicago and stayed at Owens' house after arriving in New York over a year ago. He was despondent over money and employment and had threatened self harm, leading Owens to believe the death was by his own hand. He was sixty one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Owens
West Twenty-second Street
Hoffman
Hoboken
Weehawken
Charles E. Collins
Chicago
New York
Robin's Nest opens in Tarrytown for convalescent children
The annual opening of Robin's Nest at Tarrytown as a summer home for convalescent crippled children will occur on Thursday. Addresses will be delivered by Dr. W. P. Gidney and ex-Chairties Commissioner John Faure of St. John's Guild. Twenty-two children with spinal and hip diseases ruptures and other ailments will be visited weekly by Dr. Homer Gidney. Miss Virginia Orton is President of Robin's Nest with patronesses Mrs Reginald Jaffrey Miss Ann Archbold Mrs George Mairs Mrs C C Worthington Miss Thomas Miss Courant and Miss Helen Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin’s Nest
Tarrytown
W. P. Gidney
Charities
John Faure
St. John’s Guild
Homer Gidney
Virginia Orton
Robin's Nest
Reginald Jaffrey
Ann. Archbold
George Mairs
C. C. Worthington
Thomas
Courant
Helen Gould
Died Awaiting Passage Home
Robert Ek Mellinbrink, eighteen, of Boston, arrived in Hoboken suffering from consumption. He planned to die in Germany, where he came from two years ago, with a steerage ticket for the Hamburg American steamship Pretoria. Overcrowding delayed him. agents housed him at the Hudson Hotel. He was found dead in his room yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ek. Mellinbrink
Boston
Hoboken
Germany
Pretoria
Hudson Hotel
West Side shooting incident ends with arrest of man
Police at West Sixty-eighth Street Station took Georgius Steveando of 231 West Sixty-second Street to custody after he fired a revolver toward a man in the street. Officer Keegan witnessed the act and detained him. the target did not appear and Steveando is detained as possibly demented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Sixty-eighth Street
Georgius Steveando
West Sixty-second Street
William Keegan
Keegan
Steveando
First Roman Catholic Church on Barren Island Opens
Services were held yesterday at the first Roman Catholic church on Barren Island near Jamaica Bay. About 300 Catholics on the island attended. The church was built by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White and was conducted by Rev. Thomas E. F. Horan, pastor of the Church of the Holy Family at Canarsie.
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Barren Island
Jamaica Bay
Thomas White
Thomas EF. Horan
Church of the Holy Family
Canarsie
Census Count Nears End Amid Quiet City Areas
Five days remain to finish the city census under Supervisor Charles S. Wilbur. He reports smooth progress in Manhattan and the Bronx, with special agents and extra enumerators aiding, and notes few refusals from foreign quarters and strong Italian presence in Mulberry Bend East Harlem and Morris Avenue area.
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Charles S. Wilbur
Manhattan
Bronx
Census Bureau
Washington
Wilbur
Chinatown
San Francisco
New York
Mulberry Bend
East Harlem
The
Morris Avenue
One Hundred and Forty-ninth Street
Fire and murder scare in East Seventy Sixth Street
Mrs. Kate Schuman, keeper of a furnished room house at 215 East Seventy sixth Street, is held on $1,000 bail after a lamp thrown at Henry Karenberg ignited a blaze that killed his wife Mrs. Karenberg and seriously burned him. Patrolman McNierney battled flames and arrested Mrs. Schuman as Patsy O’Hanlon fled. The Karenbergs’ three children were placed with the Gerry Society while authorities investigate.
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Henry Karenberg
Presbyterian Hospital
Kate Karenberg
Kate Schuman
East Seventy-sixth Street
Yorkville
McNierney
East Sixtyseventh
Karenbergs
Patsy O'Hanlon
Karenberg
O’hanlon
O'Hanlon
Exempt Firemen Head South for Baltimore Parade
The Exempt Firemen's Association of this city accepted an invitation to the Maryland Volunteer Fireman's Association convention and parade in Baltimore. The unit will meet at 4 30 PM Wednesday at Jefferson Market Building, march to Liberty Street, take the 11 50 PM Baltimore and Ohio train, and be escorted to Carrollton Hotel with a band accompanying.
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Exempt Firemen’s Association
Maryland Volunteer Fireman's Association
Baltimore
Jefferson Market Building
Liberty Street
North River
Baltimore and Ohio
Carrollton Hotel
Royal family injured in Atlantic Coast carriage accident
Forrest R. Royal a Manhattan dry goods merchant his wife and Miss Royal were thrown from a carriage on Ocean Terrace Richmond Borough after a harness broke. The coachman fell stunned. Mrs Royal and Miss Royal escaped injury while Mr Royal sustained the worst wounds requiring stitches. all were afterward taken home for care.
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Ocean Terrace
Richmond Borough
Forrest R. Royal
Manhattan
Miss Royal
Mr. Royal
Mrs. Royal
Royal
Little Mothers Aid Association to mark tenth anniversary
The Little Mothers' Aid Association celebrates its tenth anniversary next Saturday with an entertainment to raise funds for summer outings for the children. Tickets support railroad fares, Holiday House activities, croquet, tennis, boating, bathing, a 3 PM Idle Players performance, and music by the Columbia University Banjo Club. Trains depart from Third Avenue and 129th Street.
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Little Mothers’ Aid Association
Holiday House
Pelham Park
Columbia University Banjo Club
Third Avenue
One Hundred and Twentyninth Street
Flemish Oak Style Furniture For Country Homes
Step back to the seventeenth century Flemish home with sombre oaken pieces famed for carving and sturdy form. The catalog highlights hall chairs at 3.75 dollars, hall chests 9 dollars, tapestry covered library chairs 17 dollars, dining chairs with leather seats 6 dollars, and extension tables 26 dollars, pitching a classic period look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders
The Woman's Hotel Project Seeks Full Funding
The Woman's Hotel Company reports near completion of a 400000 subscription for a women only hotel. Remaining 50000 treasury stock will be offered to the public before construction begins. Headquarters are at Townsend Building 1123 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Hotel Company
Treasury
New York
Townsend Building
Broadway
Manhattan Beach hosts Castle Square Opera in August season
During the two weeks starting August 6 Manhattan Beach will feature the Castle Square Opera Company performing Faust Martha Bohemian Girl and other operas. Grace Cameron formerly with the Bostonian company will join the cast.
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Manhattan Beach
Castle Square Opera Company
Faust
Martha
Grace Cameron
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Lee Trust
Gov. Roosevelt
House Naval Committee
New Church
New York City
LYONS
Sixth Avenue
20Th
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Manhattan and
Eign
Ptorita
Baltimore Association
Staten Island
City of
Nottingham
Derby
Madras
Maslin
Ping
China
Japan
Ambusson
H. O'Neill & Co
6Th Avenue
Rocers, Peet & Company
Cor
Warren
Warren St
Prince
West
Funt
Gro. C Fat Co
Streer
the Woman’s Hotel
Opera At
New Jersey
Rewark
WILD _ STERN
Greater
Continuo Performa
St. Palace
Ace. Proctor
Ralph Stuart & Co
Galetti
Monkeys
Jess Dandy
H. V. Fitzgerald
Mr. & Mrs. Robyns
Queen
Zeno
Carl & Zeno
Fisher & Carroll
Agnes Herndon & Co
Della Rocca
Guitanos
the Gilroys
Mov. Picts
B. Argatn Mats
Buc
Nork St
ST. Nicholas Garden
Col
Ay. Kaltenbornso Asomer
Sts Sper
Tschaikowsky
Wissner
Eden
Hudson
Ted Marks
Huber
14Th ST. Museum
Giovani
Theatre—2 Co
28Th St
T. M. Stewart
Hammerstein
Victoria
Venetian Terrace
Roof Garden
Music Hall
Keith
Hayes & L
Chas. Dickson
Francesca Redding
Lockhart
Elephants
Ytton
Matthews & Harris
Koster
BIAL
Ilawas Broadway
W.c.fields
Pred Niblo
Zrenji
Millie
St. Louis
Brooklyn
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