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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1910

Page

7

Murder charge filed in Samri Blais case at West 45th Street

Coroner H W Holzhauser held Samri Ellis on murder charges in the death of Paul Framburger at Samri’s West Forty fifth Street mystic healing establishment. Autopsy found no powder marks. police teste showed pistol discharges possible only from a distance, not self inflicted. Ellis, Dr Edmund Ellis, Frank Dempsey and Arthur Bettman faced questions as witnesses. Coroner set next inquest for Friday. bail set at 100 for three witnesses. Framburger had worked with the Ellis brothers. he planned to return to Vienna this summer.

H. W. Holzhauser Paul Framburger Samri” Filis Mystic Healing West Forty-fifth Street Hamburger Samir” Ellis Lieut. Jones Police Department Samri”. Ellis Jones Charities Department Samri Ellis Felice Edmund Ellis Frank Dempsey Arthur Bettman West Forty-fifth Dempsey Samir Eilis West 145Th Street Madame Ingomar West Fifty-first Street Mma Ingomar Mme. Ingomar Ellises Paul Hamburger Liverpool Chicago No.7 No. 9 Arthur Jettman Bamri Ned Turnbull Edmund Ellie Bettman Sal Ogres Samri Hills Muenchenberg West 1A7th Street Holthauser Vienna Austria

Women on a Burglar Hunt in South Orange House

Mrs. E C Bowne and Mrs Ada W Brenner awoke to a scratching noise and found signs burglars had entered the Bowne residence at 3 Mosswood Avenue South Orange N J. They searched with revolver in hand until police were summoned as intruder fled empty handed. Senator Harry V Osborne and family were in Atlantic City at the time.

E. C. Bowne Harry V. Osborne Mosswood Avenue South Orange N. J Ada W. Brenner Mrs. Brenner

Ex-Wife Sues Railroad for Death of Divorced Husband

Mrs. Carrie de Groff of Newark sues Jersey Central Railroad for 30000 damages in the death of her former husband, engineer Frederick R. de Groff, killed while on his engine a year ago last April. She seeks alimony loss under letters of administration and brings suit in the U.S. Circuit Court under the Employes Liability Act.

Carrie de Groff Newark Jersey Central Railroad Frederick R. de Groff The Central Railroad United States Circuit Court

Burglary Suspect Kills Self as Crowd Approaches

A well dressed man believed to be a conductor named Peterson attempted a burglary at Jacob Engel’s factory on East Fourteenth Street. He fled through East Thirteenth Street pursued by a crowd and Police Officer Farrell, then shot himself in his temple near Madison Avenue and died at New York Hospital. Police found Eighth Avenue transfers and pawn tickets on his person.

East Thirteenth Street East Fourteenth Street Peterson Eighth Avenue Frederick Jackson Jacob Engel Jackson Madison Avenues Thirteenth Street Farrell Madison Avenue New York

Hotel Oddities from Plaza to Waldorf in Brief

Anecdotes from New York hotels recount rules about dogs in elevators at the Plaza, a portable barometer in the lobby, moving statues at the Waldorf Astoria, and postal cards at St Regis. West Point cadets and Yale players also figure, with a guest lamenting strawberry shortcake as the Yale team endures a strict menu before a game.

Waldorf-Astoria St. Regis Astor West Point Netherland Yale

Taxi blast on Broadway near Knickerbocker Hotel shocks crowds

A taxicab exploded on Broadway near Forty-second Street in front of the Hotel Knickerbocker. The United Cab Company cab, driven by John Ryan of East 125th Street, caused a gasoline fire that burned a twenty five foot spill. Ryan was unharmed. Police put out the flames with sand.

Knickerbocker Broadway Forty-second Street United Cab Company John Ryan East 125Th Street Hanch and Erdhamberger

Verona card party winners prize rooster at Bush home

Mrs John W Gosman hosted a 4 chente cler whist at her Verona New Jersey residence Friday evening. Seven tables played and Mrs Bertram Bush captured the top score winning a large white rooster as the prize.

John W. Gosman Verona N. J Bertram Bush

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