Ferry tolls blocked by court injunction
Judge Mayer issued a temporary injunction in the Federal District Court restraining the Riverside and Fort Lee Ferry Company from reducing its tolls tomorrow. The move follows a motion by the Bergen County Freeholders who had ordered the reevaluation. An argument on the injunction is set for Friday.
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Federal District Court
Riverside and Fort Lee Ferry Company
129Th Street
Manhattan
Rrdgewater
N. J
Bkerven County Freeholders
Italian girl admits killing Marino in New York flat
Louise Magaluso 18 confesses to shooting Giuseppe Marino during an April 6 incident after alleging he forced her into a life of crime. The case involves alleged gang blackmail and conflicting statements from William Flack, who claimed he found Marino’s body.
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East Ninteenth Street
Giuseppe Marino
Gle Mant Thirteenth Street
Breckenridge
Maria
Marino
William Flack
East Twenty-third Street
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Magaluso
Jolt for Jim After Car Hit And Tail Amputation
A Saint Bernard named Jim is struck by a fast touring car on a rural road after a parade day. He suffers a dislocated hip a possible fracture and the tail is amputated, with veterinary care and a night by the doctor before hospitalization and recovery. Jim’s spirit remains strong as he recovers at the hospital.
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Ifty-Seventh Street
Sixth Avenue
Galpin
Jim
St. Bernard
Travers Island
Long View
Tuckahoe Road
Fire damages Broadway Marcy elevated structure
A tar wagon with a furnace ignited tar barrels on Broadway at Marcy Avenue in Williamsburg. The blaze spread to the elevated structure, menacing the station platform as flames rose toward wooden ties. Firefighters battled the fire, trains were halted for over thirty minutes before it was controlled.
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Broadway
Marcy Avenue
Williamsburg
Girl tells secrets of cocaine traffic and arrest
Annie Goldstein 21 testified on cocaine selling methods before Judge Mulqueen as partner Blutier received a six year eleven month sentence at Sing Sing. Goldstein’s disclosure aims to aid the District Attorney’s drug crusade and probe Chinatown and Tenderloin dealers.
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Court of General Sessions
Annie Goldstein
Judie Mulqueen
Andrew Biutter
Sullivan Street
Biutier
Miss Goldstein
Blutler
John Happy Association
Arlington Hall
A& Co
Caine
Sixth Ward
Bowery
Jack Sirocco
Ututier
Canal Street
Wilmot
Chinatown
Blutier
Department of Charities
Elmira
Mulqueen
Drug Sellers Sentenced in Special Sessions
Three heroin sellers and two persons with cocaine received jail terms from Justices Wilkins Herrmann and Moss. Richard Weston, 22, newsboy of 250 West Thirty-sixth Street, got one year for selling heroin to a District Attorney employee. John Baco, grocer of 67 Bayard Street, and Serra Martin, waiter of Ninth Avenue, drew nine and six months for heroin sales to a user watched by Detective Waterhouse. Mary Miller of 855 Ninth Avenue and Philip Proster, shipping clerk of West 11th Street, got six months for cocaine possession. Arrests occurred around Seventh Avenue and Thirty-eighth Street, center of the drug traffic.
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Moss
Richard Weston
West Thirty-sixth Street
District Attorney's Office
John Baco
Bayard Street
Serra Martin
See Ninth Avenue
Charles Graysdell
Goldwater returns from West Indies voyage aboard United Fruit steamer
Health Commissioner Goldwater arrived in New York after a trip to the West Indies and the Panama Canal aboard the Tenadores. He noted the Gatun Lock tested by Gov Goethals and described canal readiness though slides remain monitored.
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New York
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Panama Canal
United Fruit
Colon
Dr. Goldwater
Gov. Goethals
Gatun Lock
Culebra
Gov. Voethals
Hilboa
Pacific
Ancon
Central America
Wort Lane
Conta Mies
Transfusion by Syringe Aids Mrs Warner in Brooklyn
Mrs Arthur Warner wife of an Interborough Rapid Transit real estate agent recovered after a syringe transfusion procedure at Midwood Sanatorium. Her husband donated a quart of blood and Dr Howard Lindeman performed the operation removing over a gallon of blood that collected in the abdomen.
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Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Midwood Sanatorium
Pr.b. D. Harrington
Ocean Avsenue
Flatbush
Howard Lindeman
Fast Forty-first Street
Fuller Rathbun
Cameron Duncan
Mr. Warner
Bankruptcy Plea Docket Expands in Manhattan Court
Some 90 000 bankruptcy petitions have been filed in the U S District Court at Manhattan since the act took effect on August 1. The clerk reports overtaxed facilities as papers spread across three floors of the Federal Building and calls for steel filing cabinets to replace the old wooden cases to prevent fire loss of records.
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United States District Court
Manhattan
Federal Building
Alexander Gilchrist, Jr
Grover Cleveland Association Sends Wreath on Anniversary
A committee led by George S. Parker and David Robinson sent a wreath to Princeton Cemetery to honor the late President on the anniversary of his death. The committee includes living Cleveland Cabinet members, Mayor Mitchel, Aldermen President McAneny, Judge Aston B. Parker, William J. Curtis, Charles 35 Hamlin, John J Pintey, the State Commissioner of Education, George B B Cortelyeu and others.
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George S. Parker
David Robinson
Princeton
Cleveland
Mitchel
McAneny
Board of Aldermen
Aston B. Parker
William J. Curtis
Charles 35. Hamlin
John J Pintey
George BB. Cortelyeu
Miss M Gill Denies Kissing Chauffeur in Court Testimony
Miss Eleanor McGill denies kissing servant Mayer and says he was only a servant who cooked, drove, and did housework. Witnesses for the defense detail Mayer’s role in the household while Mayer claims no affection existed. The trial in Jersey City covers alimony and damages amid divorce proceedings.
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Eleanor McGill
William Carr
United States Army
Washington
Feo
Jose Willian PE Speer
Walter Mayer
Mayer
Aitford Avenue
Jersey City
Defense Witnesses Testimony in Meciill Case Cited
Roy acted as defense witness while Miss Metiill claimed not to think it necessary to testify. She said Mrs Roy was in Montreal with a sick father and tried to reach her, but failed. Three Meciill servants testified about alleged indiscretions involving Miss Meevitt and Mayer. Mayer's testimony supported Meill's defense. Mayer appears in a photograph with Meill and Mrs Duke taken in an automobile at Ashbury Park. The case is headed to the jury this morning.
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Marmer
Buckley
Bureau
East Nineteenth Street
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Maria Magaluso
Hellenstein
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John D. MeGiill
National Guard of New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hudson County National Bank
Ayer
Mayer
Mary Metiill Gamble
Gamble
Alexander Gamble Puke
Metal
Womer
Maver
Miss MeGill
Mayers
Mrs. Roy
Alexander Simpson
Ashbury Park
Duke
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