Police theory upset in the Sigel murder case
Ling to New York. Chong Ling remains a focus as investigators pursue a possible link to the trunk transport and telegrams about Elsie Sigel's death. Capt. Carey questions Chong while Newark witnesses describe a red taxi and a trunk en route to the chop suey house.
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I¢Hong Ling
Leon Ling Ig
Highth Avenue
Elsie Sigel
Franz Sigel
Chong
Quang Wick Nam
Capt
Carey
Newark
N. J
Leon Ling
Chong Sing
James H. Halstead
Eighth Avenue Chop Suey Place
Miller
Leon
Halstead
Li Ling
Sing
Li Sing
Leon Sing
Chinaman
Newark Cab Company
Eighth Avenue
National Hotel
Washington
Felice
Gus Harmes
Henry Sayles
Market Street
Ja Sing
Forty-seventh Street
Chop Suey House
Joseph Sanchez
Capt. Carey
Sanchez
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Boston
the Times
House of Detention
TIMES
Chong Ling
Raid Forces Chinese Mission From South Side Basement
In Chicago on June 27, police shut down a basement mission run by three sisters that taught about twenty Chinese students and six women teachers. Residents complained, and authorities cited building laws restricting basement schools. The teachers moved the class upstairs. six returned for the adjourned session while the others fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South Side
Autoists Push Light Law For New Jersey
New Jersey automobile clubs urge strict enforcement of the new night lighting law coming into effect next Sunday July 4. The measure, reduced from $10 to $1 penalty, requires all vehicles on roads at night to show a white light in the direction of travel and a rear light, allowed to be colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Automobile Clubs
New Jersey
Associated Automobile Clubs of New Jersey
State Federation of Motor Organizations
New Jersey Automobile Andotor Club
Auto Club
America
City Briefs: Ferryboat replica and student drownings
A Central Federated Union meeting is canceled for next Sunday. Ruth Jones, six, fell from a twelve foot wall at 644 Third Avenue and was hospitalized with brain concussion, likely fatal. Frank Smith, 1 646 St Marks Avenue, was stabbed defending a friend and is hospitalized as police seek attacker. A bid to build a Vanderbuilt ferryboat duplicate for the Hudson Fulton parade awaits award. A fifteen year old youth found dead in the North River near West Eighty eighth Street was identified as Bernard Caulfield, last seen swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Jones
Third Avenue
Public School
Lebanon Hospital
Frank Smith
St. Mark’s Avenue
Brooklyn
St. Mary's Hospital
Citizens’ Committee of Two Hundred
Commodore Vanderb Jv
Staten Island
Manhattan
Hudson-Fulton
North River
West Eighty-eighth Street
Bernard Caulfield
East Ninety-eighth Street
George Caulfield
Fires and losses listed in yesterday's incidents
A compiled list records numerous fire or emergency loss events across Manhattan and nearby areas with times and addresses. Amounts range from trifling sums to substantial claims and include several named property owners and businesses.
Long-Lost Son Reunited With Reno Mother at Hotel Astor
Mrs. Robert H. Burnham of Reno New Mexico and friends met a waiter at the Hotel Astor who proved to be her son Burnham Roberts. He left Wall Street for work after hardship and became a waiter at the hotel. His father died leaving a large estate, and the son will manage the ranch and estate for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Burnham
Reno
New
Hotel Astor
Mrs. Burnham
Roberts
Burnham Roberts
Mr. Snyder
Broadway
Robert
Open Shop Move Sparks National Trade Tension
The National Team Owners Association and its New York local declare for the open shop amid union strikes and wage stability claims. A committee will address the Senate Finance Committee in Washington to protest duties on horses hay and oats, arguing tariff increases hurt trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Team Owners’Association
New York
New York Team Owners’ Association
Team Owners’ Association
National Association
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Train Kills a Motorcycler from Vineland NJ
Frederick Seitler a 20 year old Vineland athlete was killed instantly in May's Landing after riding his motorcycle at high speed to Atlantic City. He struck a county boulevard and was hit by the 2:15 southbound Atlantic City express near Lummis Causeway crossing before the train halted and the body was removed to an undertaker in May's Landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Atlantic City
Frederick Seitler
Vineland
N.J
May’s Landing
Union Hotel
New County Boulevard
May's Landing
Police guard at Second United Presbyterian Church
Two policemen from Charles Street Station protected doors at the Second United Presbyterian Church on West Twelfth Street for both services yesterday at the request of Rev. J Howard Tate who feared possible trouble. A trustee candidate blamed church elders over an organist’s suspension, leading to a vote backing the minister and a failed resignation by Dr Tate. No disorder occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Street
Second United Presbyterian Church
West Twelfth Street
J. Howard Tate
Paul Tate
Dr. Tate
Judge Mountain Plagued by Empty Courtroom
Judge Worrall F Mountain of the District Court East Orange New Jersey awaits a $208 33 warrant and a $2500 year salary after a month in office yet has not held a single court because the city has not provided court quarters His salary is lawful but the arrangement amuses him while provoking City Council anger over his lack of a courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worrall F. Mountain
District Court
East Orange
N. J
Jilted seeks 50000 in breach of promise suit
Boston suit filed by Josephine F Flynn against William H Sullivan doing business as Mitchell the Tailor. She claims Sullivan accrued 800000 with her help as partner. She learned he was married on Aug 15 1907, quit the store, fell ill, and says her hair turned white overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Josephine F. Flynn
William H. Sullivan
Mitchell
Sullivan
Miss Flynn
Court Heeds Women Protest in Greenwich Liquor Case
Judge Royal P. Tuller refused Samuel W. Lilley’s license to run an inn selling liquor. He emphasized the protest of 137 adult women of Greenwich Township, joined by 75 other citizens, as controlling evidence of local conditions. The ruling follows wide local debate, noting the few licensed drinking places in the Bridgeton Millville Vineland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bridgeton
N. J
Samuel W. Lilley
Royal P. Tuller
Greenwich Township
Millville
Vineland
Tuller
Water Crisis Prompts South Orange Mains Connection
South Orange New Jersey faces a severe water shortage with pressures dropping from 120 to about 50 pounds in lower areas and no water in higher zones. Trustees plan immediate links between village mains and a Millburn East Orange supply pipe, fearing fire losses until a municipal plant is established.
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South Orange
N. J
Millburn
East Orange
Commonwealth Water Company of
Summit
Presgah Paliadars
Colored Republicans seek new leader in Ninth Assembly District
Samuel Lee leads a delegation asking James Shea to challenge Michael H. Blake for district leadership. Shea asked for sanction from Republican County Chairman Herbert Parsons, whose approval is unlikely.
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Ninth Assembly
Michael H. Blake
James Shea
Blake
Samuel Lee
Shea
Republican County
Herbert Parsons
Parsons
Runaway Team Tramples Policeman in Williamsburg Incident
Policeman James Dollard of Herbert Street Station was fatally injured while attempting to halt a runaway Cooper Glue Company team at Grand Street and Graham Avenue. The team collided with a streetcar, passengers panicked, and Dollard was dragged and knocked unconscious. The driver escaped unhurt.
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James Dollard
Herbert Street
Williamsburg
Cooper Glue Company
Maspeth
Morgan Avenues
Grand Street
Graham Avenue
Grand Str
Bushwick Avenue
Humboldt
Grand Streets
North Beach
Dollard
Metropolitan Avenue
McAleer
St.Catharine's Hospital
Preacher Triggers Raid On Ninth Avenue Saloon
The Rev. Leffert M. A. Haughnaut, posing as a temporary pastor, reported drinking at 288 Ninth Ave saloon. Police found four at the bar, three drinking, and twelve in back. Bartender Thomas Kelly jailed. Haughnaut claimed ties to Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leffert M. A. Haughnaut
Church of the Holy Apostles
Soderberg
Old West Twentieth Street
Twentysixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Thomas Kelly
Mr. Haughnaut
Mexico City
Shaking Up Dillons Friends in Adams Street Precinct
Rumor spreads that Commissioner Bingham will move the Adams Street Station officers today after Patrolman James F. Dillon was convicted of first degree manslaughter in the Probber killing. District Attorney Clarke alleged a precinct conspiracy and perjury by officers.
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Adams Street
Tenderloin
Brooklyn
Bingham
James F. Dillon
Louis Probber
Clarke
Dillon
Butler Street
Miss Hanna Engaged After Friend's Wedding
Pittsburg Penn June 27 Miss Hanna bridesmaid at the recent wedding of Miss Virginia Frew to Thurston Wright of St Louis is engaged to marry Paul Moore of New York. Miss Hanna lives in Cleveland is daughter of Mrs Leonard Co Hanna of Cleveland and niece of the late Senator Mark Hanna. She delayed announcing her own engagement until Miss Frew was married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Hanna
Virginia Frew
Thurston Wright
St. Louis
Paul Moore
New York
Cleveland
Leonard Co. Hanna
Mark Hanna
Anna
Miss Frew
Pay-as-you-enter cars face fare-box donations probe
A report claimed Third Avenue Railroad passengers used nonfare payments like buttons beer checks pool checks foreign coins and plugged nickels in pay-as-you-enter cars. Inspectors denying the tale said the fare boxes contained no such unusual items and were valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Two Women Shot by a Caretaker in Mountain Retreat
In Paterson area a caretaker Pietro Silverio wounded Annie Tarello and fatally shot Rose Guarino during a supper at a Midvale Summer home. He was captured after a mountain chase. the two women were taken to doctors, with Guarino dying soon after and Tarello likely to die.
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New York Times
Paterson
Westbrook Road
Midvale
Rose Guarino
Domenico Merello
Brooklyn
Annie Tarello
Pietro Silverio
Silverio
Annie
Merello
Pietro
Tony Murchio
Shippey
McBride
Colfax
Pompton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sigel
Cabman
Une
Ling
Washington Club
Gram
Harlem
Michael Galvin
Elizabeth Street
Chinatown
Galvin
5Th Ave
27Th St
New York Fifth Ave
Brooklyn Eaton
Jersey
Central Federated Union
A.M. Loss
107Th St
I. Hirsch
Ldist St
T. Maria
114Th St
John Butler
Canal St
Thiel Brothers
Louis Marks
Willett
Miller Brothers
F. Weiss
5Th
Herman Hartman
Mulberry St
Andrew Schierdle
West
Attorney St
I. Schechter
W. 26Th St
A. Manheimer
Franklin St
John Cogil
150Th St
East River
B. Gates & Co
B.neies
A. Keoninsky
West 64Th St
Joseph Martinze
Simee
East
Champlain
Lake Champlain
Good
Burlington
Plattsburg
St. Albans
Fort Ticonderoga
Eith
Saratoga Springs
Lake George
New York Central
Grand Central Station
Madison
Newyork
Train
Seitler
Mr. Mountain
Nurse
Adelaide Meola
Frank
Antoinette Meola
Bowery Curve
Fred Bartell
Adelaine Johnson
East Fifty-ninth Street
Miss Johnson
Gleason
Kieran
Mulberry Street
Serst. Reardon
Bartell
Madison Avenue
Dr. McReynolds
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Adelaide
St. Incent’s Hospital
Preacher
Miss Hanna
le Boutillier Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
Arnheim
9Th St
Imperial Beer
Sold Direct
Beadleston
Woerz
Essoy
N. Y
Shubert
The
Motor Girl
Wea
Midnight Sons
CasinoTel
James Powers
Havana
Bat
ST Eyes
Peeye Daly
New Amsterdam Theatre
Mississippi
Harrison Rhodes
Thomas A. Wise
Thos. A. Wise
Douglas Fairbanks
Ziegfeld
Jardin de Paris
Follies
Sae Baya
Dreamland
Pier O
Pain
Coney Island
Luna
Park
New Brighton Theatre Today
Eden Musee
Brighton Beach
Fiske O'Hara & Co
Edward’s Blonde Typewriters
Elsie Fay
Prescelle
Cinematograph
Ammerstein
Daily Mats
Annette Kellerman
Victoria Thea
Jand
Dai Americk Nortide & Lewl EE
Keith & Proctor’s
R. C. Herz
Trixie Thawe
Friganza, Haines & H
28Th St
Vidocq
Dunlap
Cormick & Co
Othera
Joe Weber
20Th St. Ev
Materas the Girl
Rector S
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