Resturant health inspection finds 26 of 22 reviewed in bad or fair
Inspectors from the Department of Health rechecked 22 downtown restaurants from the Battery to Fortieth Street and found seven more rated bad or fair. Director Lucius P Brown reports mixed progress and says the regular survey will continue in about two weeks with mandatory fixes for many establishments.
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the Battery
Fortieth Street
Department of Health
Tle
Eet
Mitchel
Astor Will Reveals Large Pre Nup Inheritance Details
The will shows Mrs Madeleine Force Astor receiving income from a $5 million trust and a life interest in a $7.68 million inheritance, with Vincent Astor as residuary heir. It also discloses two pre nup funds totaling about $1.7 million and her outright $100,000, plus furnishings. John Jacob Astor born 1912, son of Madeleine and John Jacob Astor.
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Colonel Astor
Vincent Astor
Muriel Astor
Vincent
Madeleine Force
Madeleine Force Astor
Astor
John Jacob Astor
Fifth Avenue
BPD Alo
Astor Mansion
New York City Sanitary Inspection Expands to Restaurants
Officials announce New York will apply sanitary inspections to restaurants for the first time. The aim is to ensure safe and wholesome eating, with continued investigations and potential prosecutions to compel compliance under the Sanitary Code. A “fair” rating is warning, while “good” remains the ideal.
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New York City
York
New York
Ex Husband Found In Home After Surprise Visit
Walter James, a traveling salesman, returned home to find his wife barricaded in her room and William Daly, her former husband, at the door. Daly was arrested and sent to the Workhouse for sixty days. James returned home to his wife.
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Walter James
West Sixty-seventh Street
Corrigan
William Daly
Second Avenue
James
Daly
Mr. James
Wfe
Mr. Daly
Mrs. James
Fourth of July Fund Appeal Seeks Private Aid
The Mayor's Committee on Independence Day asks for donations to fund the planned celebrations. The $25,000 aldermanic appropriation will not cover costs, with 200 meetings in schools and pageants in the Bronx and Crotona Park, plus events at CCNY stadiums and city parks.
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Bronx
Crotona Park
the College of the City of New York
Mourning Evening Honoring Sholem Aleichem in Carnegie Hall
Thousands of Jews gather at Carnegie Hall to honor Sholem Aleichem the Jewish Mark Twain. Speakers including Dr J L Magnes and Perez Hirschbein celebrate his joyful spirit while read passages and parodies keep his memory alive with laughter. Cantor Joseph Rosenblatt leads funeral hymns as dignitaries praise the plain man who wrote in Yiddish.
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Sholem Aleichem
Mark Twain
Carnegie Hall
Volks-Fund
Solem Aleichem
Sholem Ash
Sholem Ben Menachem Binowitz
Misha
Mamma
J. L. Magnes
Perez Hirschbein
Schmarya Levin
David Pinsky
Abraham Raisin
Moses Nadir
Abraham Cahan
Forward
Y. Zevzin
Joseph Rosenblatt
Ohab Zedek
Bee Causes Auto Crash In Syosset
An automobile owned by Samuel Dwight Brewster veered off the Syosset road at about forty miles per hour after a bee alighted on Sidney Brewster's knee. The car crashed through a picket fence and struck a tree, injuring five passengers including Catherine Hall who suffered a broken leg. Hall was taken to Nassau Hospital.
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Syosset
L. L
Samuel Dwight Brewster
North Country
Glen Cove
Syosset Road
Catherine Hall
Sidney Brewster
Miss Hall
Astor Denies Marriage Report In Bar Harbor
Mrs. John Jacob Astor through secretary Elisabeth Briggs refused to confirm or deny a reported marriage to William K. Dick. Briggs said no license had been issued and Dick is not in Bar Harbor, though he may visit soon. Dick stayed at Bar Harbor previously and was seen at the Astor residence and tennis courts.
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Bar Harbor
John Jacob Astor
Elisabeth Briggs
William K. Dick
Miss Briggs
Astor
Mr. Dick
Isle Cote
Belmont
Malvern
Hospital liability ends with death in autopsy case
Appellate Division rules Mount Sinai Hospital not an insurer of a deceased patient’s body. Suit by Mrs Hasselbach over autopsy after her husband’s operation is dismissed, noting no absolute duty to preserve or deliver the body and that there are no property rights in a dead body for damages.
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Supreme Court
Clara N. Hasselbach
Mount Sinai Hospital
Darcy
Presbyterian Hospitat
Otis Alimony Agreement Sealed in Yonkers Divorce Action
Charles A. Otis formerly Yonkers City Counsel agrees to pay Harriet Bell Otis $600 monthly pending an absolute divorce action filed by Mrs Otis. County Clerk notes the agreement in a sealed file. both families are prominent in Yonkers. Mrs Otis is daughter of ex mayor Harvey Bell.
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Otis
N. Y
Charles A. Otis
Yonkers
Harriet Bell Otis
Argentine Finance Minister Denies Loan Negotiations
Buenos Aires reports that Minister of Finance Dr Francisco Oliver denied that the Argentine government was negotiating a loan of fifty million to one hundred million dollars in New York. He rejected the circulation of such claims as unfounded.
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Buenos Aires
Francisco Oliver
New York
Boston woman touts single piece frock with pockets
Boston artist Mrs Ruth Butler Carson advocates a universal gown made from two lengths of material that can be worn year round. The simple design follows the figure, uses pockets and belts, and requires little money or time to produce, sparking a dress reform league.
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New York
Ruth Butts Carson
Boston
Carson
Federation of Women's Clubs
Mre. Caerson
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Gamuel L. Martin
Lucius P. Brown
Bit of Pure Food and Drugs
Haven Emergon
Charlies F. Biduan
Bureau of Public Health
Acetion
Brown
Aes
Mr. Brown
Tennessee
State of
God and Drugs Bureau
Epicures
John J. Astor
W. K. Dick
Bruck Weis
West 57Th Street
Fifth Ave
Mountain
Garden
Country Club
Mrs. Astor
Bonwit Teller &Co
Ong
Ver
Mount Sinai
Manent Fashion
Ave
Murray Hill
Ors
Copenhagen
Paris
Faille
Bonwit Teller & Co
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