Mrs Howard Denounces Husband in Divorce Bid
Mrs Des Skinner Howard, recently arrived from London with plans to sue George F. Bronson Howard for divorce, contests his claim that Miss Florence Schenck alienated his affections. She says his temper and money demands caused their breakup and recounts volatile moments from their marriage.
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Des Skinner Howard
George F. Bronson Howard
London
Mr.Howard
Howard
Etroria
Cunard
England
Florence Schenck
Miss Schenck
Mr. Vanderbilt
Adriatic
New York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Mr. Howard
Virginia
Charles W. Wilson
the Bath and Cheltenham
Myusband
Fist fight on Brooklyn street ends in man’s death
Charles Carmody of 188 Baltic Street died after a Saturday night altercation with David Donnelly at a Warren Street saloon. Donnelly struck Carmody on the sidewalk, Carmody died en route to Long Island College Hospital. Companions Crowley and Page were arrested along with saloon keeper James McGreal for excise violations.
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Consy Island
Charles Carmody
Baltic Street
Brooklyn
Warren
Columbia Streets
David Donnelly
Hicks Street
Donnelly
Carmody
Amity Street Station
Long Island College Hospital
Jeremiah Crowley
George Page
Flatbush Avenue
James McGreal
Youth Drowns in Hudson River Near Englewood Cliffs
John McCloy aged 17 employed at Schneider's drug store in Englewood N J drowned in the Hudson River off Englewood Cliffs yesterday afternoon. Two other Englewood boys were rescued with narrow margins.
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John McCloy
Schneider's
Englewood
N. J
Hudson River
Englewood Cliffs
Walsh Silent On Suits Returns From Europe
Thomas F. Walsh mine operator arrived with wife and daughter aboard the Amerika. He refused to discuss a legal fight with attorney Hansen or Miss Watson’s suit against the Walsh interests. Hansen sues for fees claimed on a settlement connected to 1904 suits. Walsh declined further comment, saying he is abroad and can be found if needed. He noted his daughter’s automobile accident injuries have healed and criticized press coverage about the United States.
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Thomas F. Walsh
Dethief C. Hansen
Violette Watson
Hansen
Miss Watson
Mr. Walsh
Walsh
Pyrenees
France
England
Tland
Noth
Harlen prisoners freed as magistrate criticizes raid methods
Magistrate Finn in Harlem Court dismissed most inmates taken in dawn raids on after hours saloons and disorderly houses on East Harlem. He denounced the raid as biased and questioned evidence. Bail granted to all prisoners as politicians and officers observed the proceedings with Deputy Commissioner Hanson and Capt. Buchanan’s understrength squad in attendance.
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Finn
Harlem
East Harlem
Union League Club
Buchanan
East 126Th Street
Dillon
Fifth District
YACHT COLUMBINE STARTS WORLD CRUISE FROM NEW LONDON
The steam yacht Columbine now owned by George W. Wood of Denver will begin a two year global cruise with a 23 crew under Capt. Silas C. Marsters. After Halifax and St John s, she sails to the Baltic and Mediterranean, through Suez, into Asia and the Pacific, then home via the South American coast.
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Evans R. Dick
Max C. Fleischmann
George W. Wood
Denver Col
New London
Mr. Wood
Silas C. Marsters
Hildegarde
Edward R. Coleman
Baltic
Sweden
Kiel
Southampton
Suez Canal
China
Japan
Philippines
Pacific
Straits of Mage
New York
City Wage Dispute Eases After Controller Letter
Delegates of the Central Federated Union express surprise at Controller Mets letter on extra wages for city workers before the prevailing wage law. Claims total about ten million across more than a dozen trades, with the city urged to sign waivers. Mets says his order aimed to prevent disparities and notes progress after consultations with Counsel and claimants’ attorneys.
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Central Federated Union
Mets
Meta
Strikebreaker Beaten Near Hotel Belmont
Last night near the Hotel Belmont another clash occurred over the porters strike. Two strikers were jailed at West Thirtieth Street Station on assault charges. George D. Fisk, a strikebreaker from 187 West Thirteenth Street, was badly beaten while attempting to wheel a trunk from the hotel rear. He was attacked by three men as he lay on the ground. witnesses Special Policeman John Walsh and John Beattie helped subdue the assailants.
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Belmont
John Be
Noel N
Hema
Rye Sound Pirates Loot Rye Estate of Industrial President
Sound pirates raided the Rye home of Jacob A. Langelch, president of the American Metal Company, stealing thousands in silver and a tea set valued at 2500. Footprints lead to the water as police pursue the so called Black Sloop and a possible pawn risk.
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New York Times
Rye
Jacob A. Langelch
American Metal Company
Pflug
Langelch
Kirby Avenue
Long Island Sound
Langeich
Value of College Training Debate at YMCA
Dr. Walter H. Hervey argued college training increases earnings and cultivates truth and service, citing Massachusetts data showing technical training graduates earning double. Opponent William G. Jordan called higher education a system of getting wiser by degrees, criticizing compulsory courses as overbearing. Audience applauded Hervey more, no official decision rendered.
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Walter H. Hervey
William G. Jordan
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
Hervey
Massachusetts
Herve
Jordan
East Side Charity Fair Builds Hospital for Mount Moriah
The east side fair at 188 and 140 Second Street supports Mount Moriah Hospital. The Galician and Bucovinean Federation bought a four story building for a hospital with sixty free beds and a dispensary. A café, ice cream, meals, and various booths operate. first day receipts reached $1000.
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Second Street
Mount Moriah
Galician and Bucovinean Federation
New York City
Damaszeke
East
Houston Street
Policeman Saves Family From Early Morning Mount Vernon Fire
Policeman Van Pelt spotted flames in a Mount Vernon paint store and entered the burning building to awaken a family of four. He carried one child from the smoke filled upper floor while guiding the wife and second child to safety on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bedel
Mount Vernon
van Pelt
Ven Pelt
Pose
Ectel
Ott
Veterinarian Dies of Glanders From Treated Horse
Daniel H. McDornan a veterinary practitioner of 522 West Twenty second Street died Saturday night in New York Hospital from glanders contracted while treating a horse. He entered the hospital last Tuesday.
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Daniel H. McDornan
West Twenty-second Street
New York Hospital
George Gould's New Million-Dollar Manhattan Home
The George J. Gould residence at Fifth Avenue and Sixty-seventh Street will cost over 1 million dollars. It features Italian Renaissance design with Louis Seize elements, seven stories, grand marble stair halls, and expansive first and second floor rooms including a salon, ballroom, and 50 by 30 foot foyer. The home houses the Goulds, guests, and a large staff, with lavish marble finishes and Teplilo-framed wall panels planned in light white and gray hues.
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George J. Gould
Fifth Avenue
Sixty-seventh Street
Louis Seize
Gould
Teplilo
New Custom House Nears Occupancy in Bowling Green
Rapid progress in the eighty million dollar project sees contractors optimistic for July 1 occupancy while Treasury officials forecast September move from Wall Street. The eight year build costs about 8 million with offices planned for Collector Stranahan and staff, ten passenger and two freight elevators, and a carved oak screen dividing the main hall. The interior near completion, though lower floors hold debris, and a risk of 420 dollars per day penalties remains for delays.
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Custom House
Bowling Green
Treasury
Wall Street
J. C. Robinson & Son
Stranahan
Fort Amsterdam
Government House
Washington
George Clinton
John Jay
Robinson
Three Men Try to Steal a Victoria in Brooklyn Chase
A Victoria in front of a Bedford Avenue cafe was stolen by three men who spurred the horses and fled through Williamsburg Bridge with a crowd and police in pursuit. Shots were fired before the thieves abandoned the rig and escaped on foot.
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Brooklyn
Williamsburg Bridge
Thomas Raster
Thomas J. Washburn
Greenpoint
Bedford Avenue
Grand Street
Victoria
Detective Browns Pugilist Fight Moves to Arrests in Riot
Richmond Borough police, led by Inspector Nogan, ordered a crackdown on gambling at Staten Island resorts. Detectives Brown Davis and Murray shut down a craps game on the north shore, arresting Samuel Taylor Charles Phillips and Thomas Cannon after a brawl. Judge tried to intervene and was beaten by Brown, who later booked him for assault. Unconscious Woman in Central Park found near Summer House. a 6 year old, 5 foot 3 inch, 200 pound unidentified woman was taken to hospital in a suspected apoplexy case.
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Nogan
Richmond Borough
Staten Island
Brown
Davis
Murray
North Shore
Samuel Taylor
Charles Phillips
Thomas Cannon
John Judges
Harry Riches
Billy
Central Park
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Nothi
New York Negro Burglar Held by Pawtucket Police
Pawtucket Rhode Island police informed New York Detective Bureau that Marcellus Gilbert a Black man is in custody for larceny of jewelry worth 1500 and cash from Dr J De Bermingham 106 West F third Street on May 24 Detective McCormick will travel to fetch him for transport to New York for trial.
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Pawtucket
R. I
McCafferty
Detective Bureau
Marcellus Gilbert
J de Bermingham
West F Third Street
McCormick
New York
Nicotineless Tobacco in France Raises Curious Trade Question
A U S report from Paris describes caporal doux or denicotinized tobacco produced by washing ordinary leaf to reduce nicotine from 2 percent to 1 percent. It explains pricing, government monopoly, and limited sales in Paris and eighty municipalities, with early consumer response noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Frank H. Mason
Paris
France
Bureau of Manufactures
Régie
Belgium
Sol St the Régie
Ruling on Pure Food Law Causes Dealer Uncertainty
Washington report says under the Pure Food and Drugs act the Department of Agriculture may guarantee purity for a product, but the guarantee applies only to the seller who supplied the goods. The department plans a regulation to require direct guarantees to protect wholesalers and jobbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Culture
Department of Agriculture
Cere of Agriculture
Southern Pacific Builds 6600 Fruit Refrigerator Cars
To meet rising California fruit shipments, the Southern Pacific is building 6600 large refrigerator cars at a pace of twenty five per day. About 6000 cars are now ready with 8000 remaining to be moved, as large shipments continue to grow.
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California
Southern Pacific
Seador
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