Morgan interests against Dresser in shipbuilding case
Internal affairs of the Shipbuilding Company are to be aired at the Trenton hearing. Samuel Untermyer expresses confidence in winning as friction surfaces between the Trust Company of the Republic, Ward Hayden & Satterlee, and Morgan interests. The case will scrutinize the Dresser contracts and reorganization efforts with witnesses including Lewis Nixon, George Shelldon, and A. Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Dill
Trust
Sheldon Reorganization Committee
Trust Company
Dill
Satterlee
Ward, Hayden &Satterlee
Apr
Singer
Hurtis, Gates & Co
Samuel Untermyer
Roland Conklin
Shinbuilding
Prust
Kirkpatrick
United States Circuit Cour
Frenton
Charles C. Deming
Alexander & Green
Behal
Lewis Nixon
George
Rk. Shelldoh
A. ¢ Gary
Shipbuilding ® Company
Charles M. Schwab
Lintermyere
Sheldon
Shipbuilding Company
Untermyer
Ashkpatrick
Wilhensel
Hinjg
Republic
Dresus
le Roy Presser
Dresser
Oyster Bas
James Duane Livingston
The
Lads Taught to Steal in New York Court
Samuel Simon a seventeen year old of Suffolk Street was arraigned on petty larceny after Meire Cohen labeled him a buy Fagin and accused him of teaching small boys to pick pockets. Samuel Blumenthal a nine year old of Forsyth Street was arrested after allegedly stealing a pocketbook from Lizzie La Pateni a nineteen year old cigarette maker. Blumenthal admitted learning from Simon and claimed another unnamed boy helped, while Simon denied possession of the pocketbook which Detective Cohen said he saw passed. Simon held on $1,000 bail for examination. Blumenthal sent to the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Simon
Suffolk Street
Yorkville Court
Meire Cohen
Fagin
Samuel Blumenthal
Forsyth Street
Avenue A
Lizzie la Pateni
Fifth Street
Cohen
Simon
Blumenthal
Womens Creares
Bhimenthal
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Eaters' Medal Beef-Eating Contest in Williamsburg
A large crowd witnessed the annual Eaters Association contest in Palm Garden Brooklyn yesterday. Michael Schaupauf and FE Oschmann led the field, with Schaupauf winning after one hour forty minutes by consuming five and three quarters pounds of steak to Oschmann's five and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Garden
Hamburg and
Greene Avenues
Williamsburg
Leef ‘Eaters’ Association
Twenty Eighth Ward
Michael Schaupauf
Leonard Eppig
FE. Oschmann
Prion and
Montrose Avenues
Schaupauf
Oschmann
William Schwaner
Ernest Buxbam
Paul Schultz
Step to restrict rabbinical divorces at Orthodox convention
The third annual convention of the Union of Orthodox Congregations of the United States and Canada met at the first Roumanian Synagogue on Rivington Street with about 100 delegates. Resolutions urged banning rabbinical divorces without civil decrees and pushing English speaking rabbis for immigrant congregations. Dr H Pereira Mendes presided and urged adherence to U.S. law, opposing Sunday Sabbath ties to Christianity and stressing aid for Kishineff victims while coordinating immigrant placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of Orthodox Congregations
United States
Canada
Rivington Street
H. Pereira, Mendes
Bernard Drachman
Mendes
Atlantic
Europe
Old World
Israel
New Ormits
Jewish Conference
Conference of American Rabbis
Roosevelt
Jonnny Haw
Count Cassini
Toe
Union of American Hebrews
Washington
Detroit
Congress
Kishineff
Committee On Schools and Colleges
Maxwell
Board of Education
Albert Lucas
Cunard Withdrawal Draws Comment From White Star Manager
John Lee of the White Star Steamship Company in New York said he did not believe his line violated any agreement with Cunard. He urged awaiting Cunard’s Liverpool offices for full clarity and noted White Star would not speculate on consequences or a potential return to accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee
White Star Steamship Company
New York
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Cunard
White Star Company
Cunard Company
Electric Shock Kills Clinton Printer in Courier Office
In Clinton village Utica June 21 Ivan E Willard foreman in the Clinton Courier composing room and a young man prominent in village affairs was instantly killed by an electric shock in the Clinton Courier office at midnight last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Utica
N. Y
Ivan E. Willard
Clinton Courier
Canal Improvement rejects Lake Ontario and ship canal
The Canal Improvement State Committee issued a statement rejecting the Lake Ontario Route for the canal between Lake Erie and the Hudson River. It argues Lake Ontario navigation is impracticable for typical canal boats, would require heavier vessels and higher costs, and that a ship canal would be economically ruinous and unused. The committee members named include Gustav H. Schwab, Henry R. Herbert, Robert R. Hefford, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Improvement State Committee
Anticanal
Lake Ontario
Dan
Lake E Erie
Hudson River
Buffalo
Syracuse
Great Lakes
Congress of the United States
Union
New York State
New York
North Atlantic
Andrew Carnegie
State of
Gustav H. Schwab
Henry R. Herbert
Robert R. Hefford
Frederick O. *. Clarke
Oswego
Frank Brainard
John W. Fisher
Beank S. Witherbee
Port Henry
Lake Champlain
Housekeeper shot in Williamsburg by rejected suitor
Gertrude Smith, 24, of 493 Metropolitan Avenue Williamsburg, was shot by fruit dealer Joseph Pardsley of North Ninth Street yesterday at Pardsley’s home where she worked. The incident stemmed from Pardsley’s failed marriage proposal. He also shot at Frederick Krauss, but Smith intervened and was struck in the left hip as the bullet deflected by her corset. Pardsley fled but was arrested after a chase. Smith survived. hospital doctors credit the corset with saving her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Smith
Metropolitan Avenue
Williamsburg
Joseph Pardsley
North Ninth Street
Pardsley
Frederick Krauss
Krauss
Eastern District Hospital
No, the source text does not provide a clear event or person for a headline
A promotional blurb touts ready made summer suits in serge cheviot or home spun at a favorable price. The fragment implies savings and timely purchase but lacks concrete individuals, places, or events.
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Trenton
Eaters
Orthodox Union
H. Pereira Mendes
M. de Sota
Montreal
L. M. Dembitz
Louisville
A. Friedenwald
Baltimore
Cunard’s
Contract Department
Cortlandt
Elds York Telephone CO
38Th St
150Th
Eral Ship Canal
Rival
Wonday
Wen’s Store
18Th Street
5Th Ave
Aeolian
H. I. M. Nicholas II
Czar OF
Russia
Our
St. Peters
Burg
Greerer Sburc
Morskaia
IG Pao Shay
Sommiedesrucke Naus Sacharin
Leipzig
Querstrasse
London
wElls Street
Oxford Street
Aeolian Company
New York, N. Y
U.S.A
Alexandra Feodorovna
Grand Duke
Czarewitsch
Michael Alexandrowitsch
Heinr. Zimmermann
Alexander Michaelowitsch
St. Petersburg
England
Germany
Portugal
Persia
Turkey
Frederick Loeser & CO
Lauter CO
Aeolian Hall
Fifth Ave
Brooklyn
Newark
Rogers, Peet & Company
Broadway
City Hall
Warren St
4Th Ave
West
McHugh
Comfortae
Bar Harbor
Widlow
Formosa
Old Colony
Pickwick
Sheridan
Madagascar
Joseph P. Meilough & Co
St. W
Geo. C.funt
West 24Th St
Garfield Safe Deposit Company
St. and
6Th Ave
Arnheim
Broadway and
9Th St
Opper & Levinson
Brussels
Axminsters
Velvets
OSC
Sheppard Kap & 9
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