Witness Douglas Robinson denies driving Mrs Gould's car
In New York Supreme Court Mrs Viola Gould's separation suit against Howard Gould continues. Douglas Robinson, Roosevelt's brother in law, testifies he never drove Mrs Gould in her automobile. Court mulls rebuttal notes on hotel checks and cocktails tied to Mrs Gould's St Regis account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Viola Katherine Gould
Howard Gould
Supreme Court
Dowling
John J. Flynn
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Mr. Nicoll
Moncure Robinson
Howard Goulds
Mrs. Gould
Mr. Shearn
The
St. Regis
Palser
Farnum
Carroll House
St Johns Case Proceeds Over Chapel Closure Dispute
The Supreme Court heard new arguments on the demurrer by Trinity Church vestrymen to a suit by John Burke and others seeking an injunction to prevent closing St Johns Chapel. Former Surrogate Beckett and William H. Hamilton urged that closing the chapel would strip corporators of Trinity of their franchise and equitable rights to church property and revenues. George Zabriskie defended the demurrer, arguing plaintiffs are akin to stockholders and that voting rights issues are personal disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Greenbaum
Trinity Church
John Burke
St. John’s Chapel
O’gorman
Trinity
St. John’s
Westerday
Charles H. Beckett
William H. Hamilton
St. John's Chapel
Trinity Corporation
Trinity Church Vestry
Hamilton
St. Luke’s Chapel
St. Luke’s
George Zabriskie
Shearn Granted Additional 10000 In Gould Separation Suit
Supreme Court Justice Giegerich ordered Howard Gould to pay Clarence J. Shearn ten thousand dollars for work in the Gould separation case before Justice Dowling. Shearn had previously been granted an allowance and sought twenty thousand dollars, with permission to renew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Giegerich
Howard Gould
Clarence J. Shearn
Viola Katherine Gould
Justice Dowling
Mr. Shearne
Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor Fund Drive
A brief notice invites contributions of five dollars to support a life sustaining fort at sea breeze for hospitalities and families in need. It reports 33,000 outings provided last year and directs donations to R. S. Minturn treasurer at Room 210 No 105 E 22d St New York overseen by Y. Association for Improving Erinac Condition of the Poor R Fulton Uttin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Breeze
R. S. Minturn
Treas
E. 22d St
New York. Y
Association For Improving
R. Fulton
Uttin
Policeman Charged In Slaying Of Louis Probber
Testimony in a Supreme Court trial alleges Patrolman James F. Dillon shot Louis Probber without provocation after a failed demand for graft. Prosecution denies any officer was attacked and questions the coat slashing claims, with witnesses stating no cuts were found on Dillon's coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probber
James F. Dillon
Adams Street
Louis Probber
Maddox
Supreme Court
Clarke
Dillon
Young Probber
Probbers
Isaac Probber
Sergt
Peter Kuhlman
Flushing Avenue
Abraham Sellman
Myrtle Avenue
Sergt. Kuhlman
Kuhlman
Mr. Clarke
Justice Maddox
Max Probber
Louis
Louis, Had Threatened Also To Shoot Mrs. Probber
Stapf
Acquit Policeman Frank in Bribe Case
Bicycle Policeman William G. Frank of Long Island City was acquitted by Magistrate Gilroy of bribery charges from Commissioner Bingham's detectives. The case said Frank, stationed on Thompson Avenue, held up a speeding car carrying Detective Sergeant Mallon and Chief Sierk Mieling, who offered a bribe. a $1 bill was allegedly placed under a stone. Discharge may influence further charges at today’s Adams Street Court Building hearing in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Frank
Long Island City
Gilroy
Bingham
Frank
Thompson Avenue
Mallon
Sierk Mieling
Fran
Hanson
Adams Street Court
Brooklyn
Vice Consul Watches NY Trial Over Assault and Robbery
The Chinese Vice Consul in New York Lock Wing attended a Williamsburg Bedford Avenue Court session as a spectator in the case of Goy Sing a Greenpoint Avenue laundryman robbed of 200 dollars and nearly killed with a blackjack. Three assailants were arrested and the case was adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lock Wing
Bedford Avenue Court
Williamsburg
Goy Sing
Greenpoint Avenue
Sing
Wing
The Rev. Dr Briggs Arrested After Cigar Theft Attempt
The Rev. George W. Briggs of 1 028 Simpson Street Bronx was arrested again after attempting to steal a box of cigars from James Wilson's drug store at 136th Street and Melrose Avenue Bronx. Detained by police he attempted suicide with a razor and was sent to Lincoln Hospital for observation after being described as deranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
George W. Briggs
Simpson Street
The
Bronx
James Wilson
136Th Street
Melrose Avenue
Lincoln Hospital
Fires Report Of Losses Across City Streets
Yesterday's fires caused multiple losses across Manhattan and nearby areas. Incidents included 8th Avenue near 88th Street with $800 loss to John Coleman, Delancey Street near 108 with no reported claim, Broad Street near 113 with Michael, and Convent Avenue between 133rd and 184th Street with Y. Bill Posting Co. at $5 on East 111th Street to Joseph Welsman’s none. Additional notices list West 67th Street, West 108th Street, and East 115th Street involving H Panzer, Stokoe, and other parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M
John Coleman
Delancey St
Joseph Mandel
Broad St
Michael One
Bill Posting Co
111Th St
Joseph Welsman
67Th St
John Wright
Sought to wed boy nephew in family abduction case
Fourteen year old Mishall Mazzicoto was committed to the House of Refuge after a Philadelphia abduction case. His aunt Fannie Mazzicoto, 26, is jailed in Moyamensing. father Nicolo Mazzicoto alleges she sought marriage, while the boy’s silence and a confession shaped the court’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishall Mazzicoto
House of Refuge
Justice Olmsted
Children’s Court
Philadelphia
Fannie Mazzicoto
Nicolo Mazzicoto
Nicole
Mazzicoto
Olmsted
East 108Th Street
Mazzicato
St. Nicholas Avenue
Lombard Street
Moyamensing
Acro Os
Niccolo Mazzicoto
Fifth Avenue
Schwab Glad Morse Bail News from Europe Arrival
Charles M. Schwab returned to the city aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II from Europe and expressed relief that Morse obtained bail pending appeal. He noted no sale of his town house and spoke of enduring hard times, then listed travels with Mrs. Schwab and a Brunig Pass incident with an $80 fine after dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Schwab
Europe
Morse
Mr. Schwab
Seventythird Street
Riverside Drive
American Woolen to issue 5 million in new stock
The American Woolen Company plans to issue 5 million dollars of additional 7 percent preferred stock to stockholders at par. Brown Brothers & Co lead the underwriting with a large overseas syndicate taking positions. issuance requires stockholder ratification. Proceeds fund working capital for a vastly expanded business expected at 70 million dollars this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Brothers & Co
American Woolen
Hudson Tunnel Opening Set For July 19
William G. McAdoo, president of the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company, announced that downtown tunnels from the Hudson Terminal Buildings in New York to the Pennsylvania Railroad station in Jersey City will open for operation on Monday July 19 at 3 PM. The first official train will carry guests from the Hudson Terminal in the morning and tour Jersey City. The full tunnel system to the Erie and Lackawanna stations will be ready July 19, though limited service to the Pennsylvania line may occur due to equipment delays. On August 2 service will extend through the Pennsylvania and Erie stations to the Lackawanna station in Hoboken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Dowling
Barney
William W. Lynn
Carroll House
Lynchburg
Clarence Pullen
Mr. Nicoll
Mr. Lynn
William G. McAdoo
Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company
Hudson Terminal
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Pennsylvania, Erie
Public Health Drive Probes Summer Saving of Babies
Health Department lists sixty eight public and private institutions aiding in summer health work. Agencies provide funds nurses milk and medical care to reduce infant deaths, with optimistic notes that further gains are expected before season end. Officials cite broad cooperation and weather as the sole obstacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
the Allied Hospitals
The
American Hospital Association
Asacog House
Brooklyn
Association For Improving the
Babies’ Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
Brooklyn Children’s Aid Society
Bureau of Municipal Research
Citizens’ Civic Club
Colony Club
Merchants’ Association
de Milt
Department of Education
Department of Health
Charity Organization Society
Ee of Catholic Charities
French Hospital
Good Samaritan
Gouverneur Hospital
Greenwich House
Industrial Department
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
the Junior League
Junior Sea Breeze
League For the Civic Education of Women
League For Home Economics
Long Island College Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
Iton
Mass
Mount Sinai
Straus Milk
New York
Children’s Aid Society
Diet Kitchen
Caroline Rest
Hartsdale
N.Y
Roosevelt family sails for Europe on Cretic voyage
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and children Miss Ethel Archie and Quentin will depart Saturday aboard the White Star liner Cretic en route to Gibraltar and Naples. They plan a month with Miss Carew near Rome, then a continental tour for Miss Roosevelt, returning to America around November 1. They abandon plans to remain in Europe through winter and skip a Nile journey to meet Col Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Ethel
Archie
Quentin Roosevelt
Gibraltar
Naples
Miss Carew
Juror 5 Henry Terwiliger Delays Court Adjourns Trial
Juror Henry 8 Terwiliger remained too indisposed to attend court delaying the trial of Brandenburg in the Criminal Part of the Supreme Court before Justice Fitzgerald. Brandenburg faces grand larceny in the second degree over a sale to The New York Times last August he claimed was written and signed by the late Grover Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Terwiliger
Broughton Brandenburg
Brandenburg
Supreme Court
Justice Fitzgerald
New York Times
Grover Cleveland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Regis
Gould
White Rock
Malaga
Flynn
Dearie
Shearn
Arthur Barney
Bellevue-Stratford
Miss Garner
Mr. Barney
John D. Seay
Trotter
Blue Gap
John J. Adams
Adams
George Gruber
Gruber
Justice Greenbaum
Sult
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
108Th St
115Th St
H. Panzer
AG. Bask
Stokoe
Schwab
Glad Morse
Hudson Tunnel
Schubert Theatres
Ee de Tee Marine Ellot
Motor Giri
Garrick
Collier
Mexico
Hudson the
W. 44Th St
E. of B’way
Astor
Aayasat
Wea Mat
Joe Weber Srey, Boe
Rector's
Mer Health Work
Mrs
Miss Roosevelt
Quentin
Cretic
Eastman Kodaks
Ad Ples
Sperry & Alexander Co
Warren St
Ziegfeld
Jardin de Paris
N. Y
D. Tavle
J. E.dodson
J. Hartley Manners
Coney’s
NEW Circus AL
Dreamland Direct
Brighton & Today
NEW Brighton Theatre
Coney Island
Neato
the Country Club
Ageie
Cine, Ryan & Richfield
Leonard Fletcher
Wisteeplechase Consy
Keith & Proctor
St. Mat
Valerie Bergere & Co
Exposition
Hall's Miniature Minstrels
Orch
America Music Hall
Pauline
Grace Hazard
Ed Wrothe & Co
Alhambra
Gree Povey
Daily
Lemon
Valadon
Jammerstein
Daily Mats
Annettds Kellermann Victoria Thea
Eden Musee
Cinematograph
Fotofone
Broadway
Mississippi
Wallach Bros
Third Avenue
29Th Street
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Dey Street
36Th Street
Houston Street
Beaver Street
14Th Street
Fifth Ave
42D Street
28Th Street
Nassau St
Fulton Street
Fulton St
City Hall
Arnheim
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