Best Foot Foremost Opens Cooper Square Stores
The man who puts his best foot foremost is the one who makes Cooper Square and Brooklyn stores open on Saturday evening.
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Cooper Square
Brooklyn
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
6
Thomas Debt Settlement Plan Aims Liquidation of Assets
E R Thomas agrees to a liquidation plan with a creditors committee to pay over 200000 cash and 190000 in annual income to satisfy debts. The arrangement leaves him 50000 yearly income and transfers assets including a racing stable and stock farm to a five member liquidating trust run by Knickerbocker Trust and Hudson Trust officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Allison
Benjamin P. Nichol
E. R. Chapman
Sullivan & Cromwell
Thomas
E. K. Thomas
Gen
West
O. F. Thomas
E. R. Thomas
Stock Exchange
Thomases
BE. R. Thomas
J. Horace Hardine
Knickerbocker ‘Trust Company
William H. ‘Taylor
Bowlin Green Trust Company
William O. Silo
Consolidated National Bank
Charles
McBurn
Italan- American Trust Company
Provident Life
Thlomases
Western Ice
Knickerbocker Ice Company
Knickerbocker
Ras' Ete S
Thomas Interes
Brill Stores Offer Latest Suits Underpriced
Brill Stores advertise sales with 39 to 40 percent savings on tailored, modern clothes. They claim a wide range of styles from tan, brown, olive shades to gray and blue suits, plus extreme models with slant pockets and fancy cuffs all priced below competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brill Clothes
Brill
Suits at $13.50 to $22.50 With Various Fabrics and Styles
The catalog lists suits priced at 13.50 to 22.50 with options in two and three piece sets. Garments include homespuns crashes velours tweeds tiger tan olive gray serges and silk blends. Descriptions note Simon Belgian tropical worsted fabrics and American tailoring houses offering many models and shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
Local dispute signals potential hurdle for Sue’s plan
A fragment notes a $300 claim may block progress and that a committee member agreed to handle the matter, stressing unresolved dispute and ongoing negotiation.
Thomas Argument Monday in Thomas Dismissal Indictment
Justice Goff set Monday for argument in the Criminal Branch on Edward Lauterbach's motion to dismiss the indictment charging E R Thomas with a misdemeanor under banking laws. The issue is whether Thomas's constitutional rights were violated by being compelled to testify before the Grand Jury. Lauterbach's firm will argue the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Goff
Supreme Court
Edward Lauterbach
E. R. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Lauterbach
Jerome
Davey
Thomas
Detectives Trap Tramps In Night Freight Fight
State Detectives Davis and Dunn and Lieut Trojan chased five tramps along the Buffalo freight on the 129th Street run. A half hour clash ended with two subdued and three fleeing. Albert Adams of West 125th Street was arrested for assaulting an officer as the trio claimed to be Doyle and Dean of West 57th Street and Amsterdam Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Davis and
Dunn
Lieut
Trojan
West
125Th Street
Buffalo
129Th Street
188Th Street
Justas
Albert Adams
West 125Th Street
Recreation Pier
Thomas Doyle
West Fifty- Seventh Street
Charles Dean
Amsterdam Avenue
Ten-year-old boy drowns at East 127th Street dock
Charles J. Donnelly, 10, of 246 East 121st Street, drowned while swimming with a crowd of youngsters off the East 127th Street dock. Patrolman Harvey Schacine and officers Brennan and McDermott entered the water to help. Schacine died after efforts to rescue him. Donnelly was taken to Harlem Hospital by Dr. Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Donnelly
East 121St Street
East 127Th Street
Harvey Schacine
East 126Th Street
Bryce Cane
Brennan and
McDermott
Shadine
Harlem Hospital
Bennett
Hamburg America to Build Two Premium Liners
Emil L. Boas arrived from Hamburg announcing Hamburg American Line will add two 18 500 ton steamers to its fleet. The ships Cincinnati and Cleveland, built by Blohm and Voss, will be cabin passenger carriers at 16 knots, replacing older Pretoria class vessels and joining the West Indian service later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Emil L. Boas
Boas
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Uch
Blohm & Vass
President Grant
Amerika
Missing Wife of Wealthy Physician Sought Across Several States
Police in this city and across Long Island and New Jersey search for Mrs. Katherine Dickinson wife of Dr. Henry Dickinson who has been missing since June after being left at the corner of Twenty third Street and Eighth Avenue for a shopping trip. The couple recently lived on West twenty sixth Street while preparing for a Southern journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
New Jersey
Katherine Dickinson
Henry Dickinson
State Street
Flushing
Eighth Avenue
Brooklyn Boxes Net Hearst 36 Gain Envelopes
Two boroughs cleaned up down to the river Hearst's net gain is 387-705 boxes yet to be recounted end in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Hearst
McClellan, Hearst
Park
Lex
Slee
Kings County
A. Westteuneees
Rania
Fifth Assembly District
Eeee Sree
Sree
McClellan
Manhattan
Bronx
Brook
Lambert
Kings
Tragic killing and suicide in Sandy Creek
In Sandy Creek West Virginia on June 18 Mrs A L Stairs, described as temporarily insane, slashed the throats of her two children aged 6 months and 2 years and then killed herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Creek
West Va
A. L. Stairs
Russia weighs anti German policy stance in Balkan outlook
Russia probes wording of a speech attributed to Emperor William II at Dobertz during cavalry maneuvers but takes no action. Publicist M Struve argues The Slovo that Russia should adopt a clearly anti German policy as its Balkan liberation aims clash with Teutonic allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Petersburg
Russia
Wiliam
Germany
Dobertz
M. Struve
Slovo
Turkey
Quito Guayaquil Rail Link Opened with Golden Nail
The Guayaquil to Quito railway is completed and celebrated in Guayaquil. Senorita America Alfaro, daughter of the president, drove the last gold nail in the final rail. The first train is slated to run June 25 with nationwide festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Quito
Senorita America Alfaro
Shah May Abdicate in Persian Turmoil
A dispatch from Baku says a Russian gunboat entered Enzeli on the Caspian but lacks confirmation. The Shah’s sudden spirit raises prospects of seeking refuge in Teheran’s legations. Russia would view abdication as implied if he withdraws, with intervention limited to safeguarding his travel to the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Baku
Enzeli
Caspian Sea
Foreign Office
Teheran
Anarony
Persia
Russia
Risgher Hansen Case Goes to Jury Today
The Carl Fischer Hansen extortion trial in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court proceeds to the jury after two hours of cross examination. Prosecutors and defense rested as Father Luke J. Evers and John A. Wade testified to Hansen's frequent Tombs visits and a very bad reputation for veracity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fischer-Hansen
Supreme Court
Joseph E. O’brien
Philadelphia
Thefense
Smyth
Fischer- Hansen
O'Brien
Mr. Wade
Ambassador John W. Riddle Convalesces in St Petersburg
John W. Riddle American Ambassador to Russia has recovered from a pneumonia threat after a week in a St Petersburg hospital. Physicians say he is thoroughly convalescent and will soon be able to leave. Illness stemmed from a Riviera vacation cold aggravated by June weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
John W. Riddle
Russia
Riviera
NO TIPS FOR STEVEDORES CHERBOURG
North German Lloyd Line agents at Cherbourg forbid dockworkers to accept tips for baggage transfer from train to steamer. As a result workers refused to handle Paris passengers baggage aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherbourg
Lloyd Line
Paris
Willing Passenger Pays Full Duty After Frank Valuations
Mrs. Frederick F. Thompson wife of a New York banker arrived on the Cunarder Carmania and declared goods bought in France worth 6000 dollars. She paid 2500 dollars in duty with receipts proving value. On the voyage J F W Gilbert of England died aged 32 from heart disease and was buried at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick F. Thompson
New York
Carmania
France
Diamond Smuggler Held for Diamonds on Red Star Line
Everard Stocker a Zeeland steward was arraigned on smuggling charges after special agents traced him from the Red Star line pier to a Maiden Lane jewelry shop. They found 37 uncut diamonds. Stocker admitted bringing them in without duty and was held in 2500 dollars for the Federal Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Star Line
Artwerp
Everard Stocker
Zeeland
United States
Shields
Treasury
E. P. Hoag
William H. Williams
J. F. York
Stocker
Fulton Street
Coroner Acritelli Held on Two Election Indictments
Coroner Peter Acritelli faced two election law indictments after appearing at the Supreme Court bar on Wednesday. One charges a misdemeanor for allegedly giving false information to a election official about voters registered from his home, the other a felony for aiding and abetting false registration. Bail set at 1000 dollars after initial push for 3500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Acritelli
Supreme Court
Geff
Palmieri
Acritelli
Abraham Levy
Picture of Taft to Appear in Times Next Sunday
An advance notice says the New York Times will publish an extraordinary photograph of William Howard Taft taken last Saturday. Readers are urged to order in advance from their newsdealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
William H. Taft
THE
Times
Adv
Defense Summation in Fischer Hansen Case Highlights Extortion Debate
Witnesses cast doubt on Fischer Hansen credibility while Arthur C. Painter argues the out of court action was in good faith to settle a dispute for Macaluso vs O'Brien. Prosecutors contend threats and incriminating letters prove extortion. jurors must decide if fear motivated payment and whether extortion occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Evers
Fischer-Hansen
Arthur C. Painter
Fischér-Hansen
Macalusa
O’brien
Smyth
O'Brien
Macaluso
Dowling
Buckley
McCarthy
Had Thaw For A Tenant In Suit Against Bank Leader
Susie A. Merrill testifies in a Supreme Court breach of promise suit brought by Lazarus Levy, claiming Harry K. Thaw lived secretly as Mr. Reid at a Fifth Street house until his arrest for Stanford White’s murder. Merrill says she bought the house and fur goods with Thaw, and that a friend heard Levy say Merrill would marry him and live on Fifth Avenue. The trial resumes today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie A. Merrill
Lazarus Levy
Justice Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
Harry K. Thaw
Fifthfourth Street
Stanford White
Mr. Reid
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Broadway
Che Ambert
Browning King 7& Company
32Nd Street
5Th Street
Antoine Cari
Pia
Enler & Robeson
U. S
Dept. A
Platt Si
Broad and
Beaver Streets
Tstaust
Victor Talking Machines and Records
Uneeda
Biscuit
N. Chambers
Cortlandt
N. Greenwich
Ofarlem
Union SQ
14Th St
N. B’way
Cor
3D Ave
Europe
Thirty
Assembly
Kaiser
Shah
Risgher-Hansen
Tombs
MR. Riddle
Mr. Smyth
Zoe
Sir AY Bt
Warren St
31St St
Gray
Fulton St
Flatbush Ave
Bedford Ave
36Th St
125Th St
Fourth Ave
Nassau St
Cor. Fulton
Beaver St
Chambers St
13Th St
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