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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1910

Page

5

Oppenheimer Institute Promotes Alcoholism Treatment

An advertisement promotes the Oppenheimer Treatment for alcoholism as a disease with a definite diagnosis and cure. It claims medical endorsement nationwide, stresses confidentiality, ease of use, and no disruption to business, and provides contact details for the Oppenheimer Institute at 317 West Sixth Street New York with telephone Columbus 6493.

Isaac Oppenheimer Oppenheimer Land United States Ojpernheimer Institute Oppenheimer Institute West Sith ST New York Columbus

Fine China Room Brings Bric-a-Brac Gifts for Your Friend

Visit the Fine China Room to view a collection of Bric-a-Brac pieces for cabinets and mantels. You can surely find a suitable Gift here for your friend.

Ambiguous Delicious Condiment Sold by First Class Grocers

A versatile liquid condiment praised for kitchen use from soups to ragouts. Promises wonders in the pantry and fits fish meats fowls game stews and more. Advertises for the discerning householder as a dainty product sold by leading grocers and druggists.

Mystic healer Ellis in murder case as witnesses testify

Witnesses describe threats of death by self harm by Samri Ellis client of the West Forty fifth Street mystic healing parlor. Miss Small testifies Ellis stood near the scene, while Landau and Louisa Roeder corroborate visits and claims of cash requests and possible self harm, as defense argues authorities push case amid questions of powder marks and open window factors.

M. Harold Hochdorf Samir’ Ellis Paul Lamburger Ellis West Forty-fifth Street Hamburger Ulu Small Turnbull Holtzhauser Miss Small Elis Samm” Ellis Blue Ridge Mining Company Mystic Healing Establishment Hochdorf John A. Landau Clemons Broadway Landau Samm Nambareer Peart Sawyer Hochdorf Louisa Roeder Westchester Avenue Vilhaus Seventy-second Street Vienna Vilheats Wilhaus

NO TRACE OF SACHS SLAYERS IN QUIET MANHATTAN TENEMENT

Police failed to connect Pietro Carollo and Federico Piedzurro to the murder of Moses Sachs a trunk in a Goerck Street tenement. They were discharged then rearrested and later freed again as detectives sought new evidence. Investigators questioned rings found with Piedzurro, but Mrs. Sachs could not definitively identify them as Sachs’s. Coroner and magistrate kept prisoners in custody as witnesses and searches for the trunk dealer continued.

Moses Sachs Ol Goerck Street Pietro Carollo Irrederico Piedzurro Essex Market Carollo Pietzurro Pietro Lombardi Chrystie Street Sachs East Sixteenth Street Lombardi Russell Pote Carolo Piedzurre Liese Sachs Hermann Carolla Pied Holtzhauser

People’s Hospital Opens at New Address

The People’s Hospital opened to the public yesterday at 20% Second Avenue just south of Thirteenth Street. It starts with sixty free beds and seven private rooms, replacing earlier quarters at East Third Street. The project, funded by Austro-Hungarian community members, cost $50,000 for construction and conversion.

People’s Hospital Second Avenue Thirteenth Street East Third Street Ignatz Harvey Rottenberg Edward Mandel

Packers to Accept Higher Freight Rate

Packers agree to roughly 11 percent eastbound freight rate increases from Chicago, about 1.8 million dollars annually, with no consumer price rise. Armour & Co supports the move, aimed at improving railroads’ finances. timing and exact schedules pending ICC filing.

Eastern railroads win first major rate rise approval

The packing interests accept freight rate increases averaging 11 percent, marking the first significant break in shipper opposition to a general rise east of the Mississippi. Major benefiting roads include New York Central, Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio, Erie, Lackawanna, and Lake Shore lines, with others tied to the Central. Charles P. Daly of the New York Central signals broad shippers’ support for a reasonable advance in rates.

New York Central Pennsylvania Baltimore & Ohio Erie Lackawanna Lames Valley Chicago-Buffalo Lake Shore Wabash Pére Marquette Middle Western Mississippi Ohhio Hines Charles P. Daly

Railroads and shippers clash over rate hikes

The railroads' push for higher rates rests on fact, but shippers resist any concession unless convinced of the railroads’ entitlement. The exchange reflects a broader dispute over railway pricing and transportation costs.

Packers Revise Beef Prices and Hog Imports From China

Chicago June 21 packers issued a new dressed beef price list with top cuts up half a cent a pound and cheaper cuts down a quarter to one cent Retailers said prices would drop immediately The report also notes 7000 dressed hogs imported from China arriving in San Francisco for distribution by a St Louis wholesaler to markets nationwide

Chicago Sa Francisco China St. Louis

Relief for Subway Jams Through New Entrances and Exits

The Public Service Commission urged the Board of Estimate to issue 4,000 bonds to fund new entrances and longer platforms at express stations to ease congestion for ten car trains. Plans focus on Grand Central and Fourteenth Street with added mezzanines and a new entrance at Forty second Street between Madison and Fifth Avenues.

The Public Service Commission Board of Estimate Grand Central Fourteenth Street Madison and Fifth Avenues Forty-second Street Vanderbilt Avenue Madison Avnue Madison Aveue Unicon Square

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