Multiple Lost Items Ads Scatter Across City Streets
A collage of lost and found notices lists numerous items including a large red envelope with business papers, a woman's black handbag with commutation ticket and cash, a black onyx ring, a gold watch fob, a diamond pin, a Masonic charm, and various jewelry pieces. Rewards are offered for return to owners or specified contacts, with locations spanning 1,286 Broadway Alpine Building, William Street, 424-524 Sts near Lexington Avenue, and other addresses in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue
Cortlandt Street
Broadway
Alpine Building
Employment Advertisements Include Auditing Helper and Bookkeepers
EHRICH BROS seek salespeople for muslin underwear with good salaries. Apply to Superintendent 8:30 to 11 A M. Wanted assistant in auditing for wholesale house with stated salary. Address with expected pay to Jones 823 Times Times Square. Bookkeepers positions $15-$20. office man $55-$40. senior clerks $7-$10. employ reliable workers. Also an ad for a man and wife to manage a country estate on Island, gardener, care for horse, cook, laundress. call H Hapgoods 80T Broadway Tuesday. Organists also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehrich Bros
Jones
Times Square
Island
H. J. Hapgoods
Broadway
Scotland
A. A. Mosber
Interborough Rapid Transit
Avery No
City Hall Prsce
Penerine
Nhree Stors
Reap
Nedonia
New York
San
Times
Country Club
Time
Help Wanted Ads Across Trades in Times Square Scene
Classified notices show numerous job openings from providers like Misce Dane and General Accident Assurance. Listings include sales, clerical, stenography, accounting, plumbing, and trades with details on age requirements, locations like Times Square and Broadway, and contact boxes such as Times Downtown and Box 842 Times.
Fragmented address list hints at local notices and names
OCR reads a dense jumble of times streets and names including Be 3a TM Ay D Fishkin 144th Street owner unknown 3100 Triffing B see B Ath BL Mary Kiidoyle 9 25 451 458 EL Eetieh Bt Grasrines Columbia GSt Isaac Dricken 6th seeeee one Ww 11Mth Cus Wi Ay Hyena ngs Goerck St N Genanaile P M 12 40 282 B 100th Bt D Bulle 98 Vii F Renatarhessccs O10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Biernick
D. Fishkin
B. Ath
Mary Kiidoyle
EL Eetieh
Grasrines
Columbia
Isaac Dricken
Goerck St
N. Genanaile
Ng P. M
D. Bulle
Telegraph Strike Plans Loom Over Union Western Union
Telegraphers union leaders announce a planned campaign possibly including a general strike as Deputy President Konenkamp assumes authority during President Small’s absence. Government official Charles P. Neill will investigate, seeking facts from both sides amid pressure and stalled negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Small
Telegraphers’ Union
Western Union
J. Konenkamp
Executive Committee
Charles P. Neill
United States Labor
Roosevelt
Neill
W. E. Demorest
The
Konenkamp
Col. Clowry
Denver
Western Union Company
Washington
St. Paul
Los Angeles
Denounce Land Awards Hearings On Riverside Drive Condemnation
A hearing in Controller Metz office examined motions to remove condemnation commissioners over Riverside Drive land awards. School Commissioner Abraham Stern led critics calling awards outrageous and alleged incompetence. Proponents cited high market values and contested protests, while officials defended the commissioners before the Board of Estimate committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Beals
Mr. Btern
Mr. Beals
T. F. Conway
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
L. F. Smith
Griffenhagen
Griff
Dyckman Meadows
Washington Heights
The
Hee
Hee G. J. Fleishman Told Mr. Metz
Mr. Mets
Board of Estimate
Arthur C. Truax
Laurence Kelly
P. J. Conway
Wired Operators to Quit Over New Eight Hour Law
A telegraphers’ shutdown affected six operators on the Chicago & Alton line after a message from Ryder Missouri ordered quit at once. The new law, which took effect last Friday, fines railway companies up to 1000 dollars for allowing block signal operators to work more than eight hours daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Road
Kansas City
Chicago & Alton
Ryder
Watson, Booth
Curryville
Protest Over Guayaquil and Quito Railway Feud Reaches Officials
Security holders ask the English Foreign Office and the U S State Department to press Ecuador as it pursues forfeiture against the Guayaquil and Quito Railway for alleged late completion. Bonds and stock exceed 24 million dollars, with New York and European holders. Key directors include Erskine Hewitt and Archer Harmon, the latter in Ecuador as president. The contract allowed extensions for delays beyond control, causing ongoing disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Foreign Office
State Department
Guayaquil
Quito
Ecuador
South America
Foreign Office
England
France
Abrams
Hewitt
Erskine Hewitt
The
Road
New York
Charlies 8
Les
BE. H. Norton
T. H. Powers Fart
Theroad
Archer Harman
Rumor Flows on Ellison Exit at City Hall
The City Hall rumor mill claims Corporation Counsel Ellison will resign or be removed after the Legislature adjourns. Mayor’s attorney Eugene Sam Richards allegedly poised to take Ellison’s place, but both deny any retirement or removal. Sources note Sullivan backing could influence outcomes, and rumors may reemerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles P. Neill
Bureau of Labor
Neill
Ellison
City Hall
Eugene Sam Richards
Aoe
Ay Ellison
Arta
Rich
Alimony Request in Meyer Divorce Case
Mrs. Louis G. Meyer seeks 250 weekly alimony and 1000 counsel fees from her husband in Supreme Court Justice Blanchard’s courtroom pending divorce trial. Meyer was briefly jailed for $10,000 bail then released after reduction to 5,000. He had an accident with the named co respondent and had signed an ill advised pact to reform but faces ongoing suit. City College Alumni honor Prof Adolph Werner for fifty years of service with Kommers and a portrait by Louis Loeb plus an album of sentiments for Werner. Louis S. Burchard of Broad Street oversees arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Blanchard
Louis G. Meyer
Meyer
City College
Werner
College of the City of New York
Adolph Werner
Werner Eer
Louis Loeb
Ape Association
Louis 8. Burchard
Weather Forecast East of the Mississippi June 17
The bulletin notes hot fair weather east of the Mississippi for the next 48 hours with possible showers in the lake region and generally seasonal temperatures elsewhere. It highlights a shift toward eastward movement of low pressure, fresh southwest winds in New England and the Middle Atlantic, and a warm start to the day in the northeast with daily temperature readings recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mississippi
Lake
Rocky Mountains
New England
Middle Coast
South Atlantic
Eur
Grand Banks
Wednes
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New York Times
New York Central
Hudson River Railroad
Grand Central Station
Varlor
Erie Railroad
Jer
Emy Wit
Umbrella
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Greenwich Street
Subway
Pwarlinene
Shaewets
Bag Y. M
Allan
Zim
Derby Oats
F. K
Lady’s
96Th &1
Knickerbocker Theane Mbera
C. C. Hart
West
Lexington Av
Bergstrom
East 48Th St
E. B. Winchell
Madison Square Garden Tower
Rockville Centre
Lady's
Lakeview Av
R. &. Steves
Hall of Records
Brooklyn
Ferguson
Riverside Drive
Mclost
14Th St
Masonic Charm
Grundy
West 15Th T
Withtown
American Sine Pier
West 121St St
Stern
Royal E. T. Rigs
Waverley Place
R.eward
West Tist St. Reward
Emal
Mberal
Mra Robinson
Bedford
Bergen
K. Morris
Babies’ Hospital
Endington
Corporation
Ida M. Jenkins
Henry Bros. & Co
EES
60Th St
Biasewers
Chambers St
Dr. Nutt
Greenwich
Port Chester
Automobile Top
C. D. Mallory
South St
New York City
Hamiet
Mr. Sothern
Hamlet
Lyric Theatre
West 69Th St
Rothenberg & Co
West 14Th &T
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
New York Savings Bank
Los&T—Bank
Harlem Savings Bank
Cats & Boys
Bronxville
G. K. Hooper
Prescott Av
Valley Road
Lawrence Park
Aspinwall
Central Park Weat
Aliredale Terrier
Anthony
177Th St
East River
Mre
H. U.ibbe
St. T
Bath
East Side
26Th ST
Madison Square Park
Gist ST
Joe ST
11Th ST
Union Uare
Madison AV
Madison Ag
Long Island
Douglaston
Douglas Manor
Little Neck Bay
Sea Hine
Nan
West Side
20Th &T
Snes
SD ST
Stieeals
4Th ST
Central Park
Eye Family
Cathedral Court
Ture
Goth ST
Hudson View
Nicholas AV
Inota
Lenox
Hotel Manhattan
45Th &T
Lexington
Bedford Branch
M. C
Bedford Av
Monroe St
Oith ST
Sheepshead Bay
Vormite
Hae
Jersey
West 125Th St
WA Pacific
Webster’ Protestere ‘Choir
Misce Dane
Eee Peneger
Miss Waring
Chelsea
Cook
Flaherty’s Bureau
Columbus Av
River
Lincoln
Industrial Exchange
West Loth Sym
Columbus
Thoroushy
G. P
West 18Th St
Steinographer
E. W
Lora
North Ride News
Bronx
Rapid
Miss Hamilton
East 60Th
Mies
Harvard
Greene
Rose
McLaughlin
Holland Av
van Nest, Ronx
Miss Griffith
East Téth St
Meri
Samean
East
Certified Public Accountant
R.N. Hutchison
East 55Th St
Jeneres
Care Walsh
Woodruff Av
B'klyn
Intel
Aremas Antes
Box
Wille
Whitey
Bay ‘Bt
Columbia University
St. Bronx
Woodlawn
Tion
Webster AV
Macy
T. R
Mon Strooklyn
Tuton
Adolph
Ita
Telegraph
Small
Nationa
Riverside
Daily Ellison
E. L. Richards
Ards
Joself
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
United States Weather Trac
Ming
West van van den Jen Rere
Irgyal Italian Grand Opera CO
Hie Camila & Pegler
Wallach
Bowery
Panamas
Panama
Coupvic
Young’s
Cor
Houston
Dey
Sanitary Department
Model Plant
Arnh Etsi
Ninth Street
KZ Cortlandt Gy
Madras
Percale
Aerial Garden
Broad H
Anna Held
Oest
Mat Broadwa
Adele Ritchie
Louis Harrison
Fred Bond
Jas.e. Sullivan
M. Favor
Harry Gilfell
Aéda Lewis
Ella Snyder
Edna Luby
Fields
Herald
Way
Sdth
Pons Wed
Sat
Eddie Foy
Derren
Academy OF Music
St. & Irving Pl
Sothern-Marlowe Mon
Reg. Mats
Dra
the Sacred
Bae Arena
Coney Istead
Troy
Stree
Arrick
Belasco
Aria Bebeco
MERST
Roof Barnold
Dog
Monkey
Gus Edwards
Mats
Eve
Alex
Carr & G
Alhambra 2
Balth Ave
126Th Nat
Henry E. Dixey & Co
Roee de Haven ‘Motoring
Smith & Campbell, and Others
Dreamland
City OF Luna Park
Cee Eee
RELD
Wwa
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Dvaaiaroumara
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