Pawn Tickets Tie Woman to $20,000 in Jewels
Mrs. Jeanette Newman was arrested at Stratford House on a $2,000 bail after detectives found twenty-seven pawn tickets in her rooms. The case links a 15-year-old son to an expensive school and a string of jewelry thefts from friends including Mrs. Bell at Central Park West. The arrest follows a 1907 ruby ring theft and a long investigation by Pinkerton and Central Office detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Newman
Stratford House
East Thirty-second Street
Ufe
Jefferson Market Court
Sagietrat Corrigan
Emma Young
West Ninety-Fifth Street
Sstory
E. M. Bell
Srinter
Georgian Court
Central Park West
Larchmont
Newman
Pinkerton
Central Office
Hyams
Inspector McCafferty
Deevers
Hughes
Mrs. Newman
P. A. McManus
Broadway
Lincoln Hotel
Mrs. Bell
Bell
Central Park
Local Suit Prices Listed at 15 20 and 25
Readable fragment notes suit prices at 15 20 and 25 dollars. Mentions rat at Warren street 13th street and 2nd street with a $42 $4260 figure and a rat reference. Details are unclear but indicate pricing and street pointers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren St
13Th St
2Nd St
Real estate agent appeals for traffic squad to stop house thefts
F C Reed of 2 West 12th Street asked Police Headquarters for use of the Traffic Squad to prevent burglars from stealing a vacant four story brown stone at 56 East 1284 Street. Neighbors reported multiple break ins over three weeks with slow police response. Reed fenced the property after burglars stripped carpets, chandeliers, copper, plumbing, and lead pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Reed
West 12Th Street
East 1284 Street
Mit
Saeed
Reed
Left Baby and Letter Delivered by Mysterious Women
A schoolboy on West Forty fifth Street was approached by two women in black who forced a four week old baby into his arms and handed him a note to Mrs James promising the mother would return the child, possibly in a week. Mrs James contacted police. the infant was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George James
West
Smugglers Sought as Easter Fashions Arrive by Provence
Customs officers double on the pier to catch sleepers and inspect forty trunks sent to Appraiser's Stores for value on arrival of the Provence. Buyers fear delay will push back Easter openings while notable passengers include Henry Steichen and Metro Opera Director R N Cottenet aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Provence
Custom House
Henry Steichen
Society of American Painters
American Art Assocciation
Paris
New Society of American Artists
America
Hagenbund Secession Society of
Vienna
New Society
Europe
Hammerstein
Gov
Antonette
Saint Pierre and
Miquelon
Mme
Eugene de Bocande
Viscomte de Chambrun
Washington
Count Casa Eguin
Tardy de Montravel
Mile
Josephine Selignac
Archbishop Chapelle
New Orleans
Brooklyn News Notes and Local Incidents
Electrical display on Fulton Street caused a 30 foot flame when a heavy feeder wire shorted at the Edison Company. Trolley service halted for 20 minutes while repairs were made. Wallabout Market thefts prompt a round up. Myrtle Avenue Court fines are issued. Otto Adams found guilty of felony for placing a hotel hallway bomb. bail issues and recapture noted. Barbara Steffens, 70, lost in Manhattan, sent to Home for the Aged awaiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Street
Flatbush Avenue
Edison Company
Wallabout
Myrtle Avenue Court
Otto Adams
New Jersey
Cecelia Koerner
Crescent Street
Adams
Barbara Steffens
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Ridgewood
Steffens
Bankers Indicted in Kings County to Face Quick Trials
At the District Attorney's office it was stated trials for bankers under indictment in Kings County would start within two weeks. DA Clarke plans to try the Jenkinses first, then Willam Gow, and Arthur D. Campbell former Borough Bank cashier last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings County
Clarke
Jenkinses
Willam Gow
Arthur D. Campbell
Borough Bank
Teachers Equal Pay Rally Draws Thousands of Women
At Association Hall Brooklyn hosts a mass meeting by the Interborough Association of Women Teachers to demand salary parity with men. About eight thousand attendees listened as Grace C Strachan and others spoke with support from supporters including Clement B. Asbury and Carrie Chapman Catt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Interborough Association of Women
Association Hall
Manhattan
Clement B. Asbury
Wiliam J. Gaynor
Grace C. Strachan
Robert H. Elder
Alexander C. Bacon
Georges Frederick Elliott
Carrie Chapman Catt
Games for Kruger Fund Fundraiser Planned at Celtic Park
The Metropolitan Association of the A A U Registration Committees met at St Bartholomew’s Club on Easterly Street to review the Kruger Memorial Fund request for a free sanction to hold games at Celtic Park Long Island City on June 20. The committee, chaired by Nevin with Secretary Hughes and new member Herman Kertubbesing, recommended granting the event after referral to the Board of Managers. The session also addressed handicaps and protests, finding Dan Frank of the Irish American A C properly handicapped and upholding the protest by E Z Sweeney of Pastime A C as invalid, while W A Seward of Irish American A C was cleared of professional-game accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Association of the
A.au
St. Bartholomew’se
Chaiman Nevin
Hughes
Herman Kertubbesing
Kruger Memorial Fund
Bishop Potter
Celtic Park
Long Island City
Metropolitan Association
O’brien
Dan Frank
A. C
E. Z Sweeney
W. A. Seward
Columbia Defeats Penn In Snowbound Intercollegiate Match
Columbia University crushed the University of Pennsylvania 7 to 1 in an intercollegiate league opener at Haverford College. Despite heavy snow, Columbia dominated with goals by Diaz and Dwyer among others, while Penn struggled to mount a defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Columbia University of New York
University of Pennsylvania
Haverford College
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Fred Milnes
Pilgrims
England
Quakers
Pac
New York Collegians
J. Tallant
J. H. Bricker
W. Carpenter
Finn G. Dwyer
Weee
H.M. Maris
B. Hartung
F. X. J. Crowell
J. Ferguson
U. c
Hunter
G. Kistler
R. R. Wood
Capt
P. Billingsley
A- J. Pagel
A. H. Smith
R. C. Bamford M. Diaz
H. E. Marsh
E. Dwyer
G. B. Mann J. O’brien
H. H. Morris
Cant. Drinker
M. Diaz
AH. Smith
A. C. Hunter
Yankees Head South for Opening Season in Atlanta
A sixteen man party led by trainer Mike Martin left Jersey City for Atlanta to join the New York Americans. Secretary Abe Nahon states the full squad will total twenty six with eleven pitchers and six catchers. Manager Griffith aims to have the team in good shape within a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York American League Baseball Club
Jersey City
Atlanta
Pennsylvania Road
Mike Martin
Abe Nahon
Hot Springs
Griffith
Hal Chase
Dec Newton
W. Blair
W. Manning
Williamsport Battery
Wid Conroy
Joe Lake
Niel Ball
J. Neuér
Old Giants Beat Youngsters In Practice Showdown
The Giants defeated the Colts in a nine inning practice game in Marlin before traveling to Dallas and Fort Worth to sample Texas league play. Wiltse and McGinnity underperformed, Malarkey pitched well for three innings, Crandall Mathewson and Beecher finished the net, while Shannon Seymour James and Herzog provided timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
Marlin
Giants
Dallas
Fort Worth
Wiltse
McGinnity
Malarkey
Crandall
Mathewson
Beecher
Colts
Shannon
Seymour
James
Herzog
McGraw
R. EL E
Bresnahan
Needham
Snodgrass
Heron Yale's Hockey Captain
John Heron of Pittsburg chosen Yale hockey captain for next season. He is a sophomore who has played two years for Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
John Heron
Pittsburg
Yale
Palmetto Wins Two Yacht Races in Florida Regatta
Ormond Florida March 6 The second day of the Halifax River Yacht Club regatta in Dertona featured two handicap races over five and ten miles. Palmetto skippered by F Dittman won both events as the nimble Nmit boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormond
Fla
Halifax River Yacht Club
Dertona
F. Dittman
Palmetto
Burns Withdraws Deposit For Johnson Match
London March 6 Tommy Burns the heavyweight prizefighter withdrew the deposit he had put up as a forfeit to bind a match with Jack Johnson the American negro pugilist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tommy Burns
Jack” Johnson
Squadron A Riders Win at Annual Armory Games
Squadron A troopers staged a lively Armory show on Madison Avenue and Ninety-fourth Street with jeudebarre tent-raising and team jumping events. Capt Barry led Troop 3 to top honors aided by Lieut Wright and Sergt Sheldon. Oliver Neilson of Troop 2 won the pony race after a dead heat with L Spencer, while Troop 2 also claimed the tent-raising victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squadron A
Madison Avenue
Ninety-fourth Street
Egn Lieut . W. Putnam
L. R. Reed
Lieut Putnam
Sergt
L. V. Froment
J. D. Lannon
Wer Corp
C. A.dana
R. Gilder
J. O. Post
Louis Neilson
Herbert Berry
Troop 3
Barry
William R. Wright
Sergt. H. Sheldon
Troop 2
A. V W. Putnam
W. H. Powers
E. Dominick
Trop 8
Corp. Ridgely Nicholas
Nicholas
L. Spencer
Spencer
Troop
Corp
G. Youngs
Sergi. H. Sheldon
S. Whitney
J. D. Merriman
Commerce High School Defeats Plainfield 52 to 23
The High School of Commerce defeated Plainfield High School 52 to 23 at Plainfield New Jersey. The New York team led throughout and outscored their opponents. Key players included Davidson Pierce Smith and Josephs with multiple goals. Referee Mr Collier oversaw twenty minute halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School of Commerce
Plainfield High School
Plainfield
N. J
New York
Commerce
Davidson
Pierce
Mortimer Smith
Doane, Robbins
Murphy Josephs
Secess
Cadecsace
Parsons Archibald
Snyder Frey
Doane
Murphy
Smith
Josephs
Archibald
Taub
Mortimer
Parsons
Snyder
Mr. Collier
Messrs. Barnett and Woodhulk
Boyle Succeeds by Walsh as Pastime Club Leader
After years as president John P Boyle is succeeded by John J Walsh at the Pastime Athletic Club. Jack Kelly is chosen club leader and Walter Grady will train Seventy first Regiment athletes. Annual report notes a cool financial basis and a prosperous year ahead. Officers elected include President John J Walsh Vice President R J McKinney Recording Secretary Emmet Stortel Financial Secretary Victor Andrews Captain John Kelly First Lieutenant LeRoy Dorland Second Lieutenant Frank Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastime Athletic Club
John P. Boyle
John J. Walsh
Jack Kelly
Walter Grady
Seventy-first Regiment
R. J. McKinney
P. Sheridan
Emmet Shortell
Victor Andrews
John Kelly
LeRoy Dorland
Frank Wright
Twenty third Regiment Spring Games Feature Australian Pursuit
The Twenty third Regiment hosts a trio of regiments in an Australian pursuit race for flat floor riders over five miles with two riders per regiment. Warner Brown Van den Dries Adams and Devine are among the teams. The mile relay Public School Athletic League championship and indoor record battles loom as Manual Training High School challenges Erasmus Hall Commerce Clinton Boys High and Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Warner
Brown
van den Dries
Adams
Devine
Manual Training High School
Erasmus Hall
Commerce
Clinton
Boys
Hish
Townsend H
Slosson Defeats Cassignol In 500-Point Billiards Match
Slosson won the 500 point billiards bout at his Academy on 948 Broadway with a 500 to 444 score against F Cassignol. Referee James Blair presided as Slosson posted top runs and averages noted as ages and scores, while Cassignol finished with a total 434.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slosson
Broadway
George F. Time
F. Cassignion
Slosson’s
Academy
Cassignol—O
James Blair
Whitney stable appoints A J Joyner as head trainer
Announcement under Harry Payne Whitney confirms A J Joyner will train the Whitney racing stable. Joyner, longtime successful Southern trainer, succeeds the late John W Rogers after his death ten days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Payne Whitney
A. J. Joyner
Whitney Racing
John W. Rogers
Whitney
Joyner
Gotch Fails To Sweep Rogers In One Hour Bout
Frank Gotch of Humboldt Iowa fails to pin Joe Rogers five times in an hour at New Amsterdam Hall West Forty fourth Street. He wins two falls the first in 26 minutes and the second in 10 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gotch
Humboldt
Iowa
Joe Rogers
New Amsterdam Hall
West Forty-fourth Street
Columbia and Yale Tie in Fencing as Gymnastics Win for Columba
The Columbia gymnasium hosted a meet with Yale and Penn. In fencing Yale led by margins but Columbia and Yale split wins 12 14 while the gymnastic event favored Columbia 33 to 1 Yale. Capt Amend of Columbia won all six fencing bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Yale
Columbia Gymnasium
Morningside
Eil
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Perrine
Smith
Capt
C. G. Amend
Everard
Schoonmaker
Five events decide at West Side YMCA games
The West Side Branch YMCA on Eighth Avenue and Fifty-second Street held five close events. H Muller finished third in the 1 yard handicap behind C Carrigan and E Johns. Sandiular won the 60 yard novice in 1:50. Mullers and Corrigan led other races with multiple close podiums. Reed won running high jump handicap at 5 feet 2 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
Eighth Avenue
Fifty-second Street
H. Muller
C. Carrigan
E. Johns
FE. Sanduular
H. McGinn
W. Wagner
M. Eastman
C. E. Trerist
J. H. Heidelmeier
D. Scully
C. Corrigan
EB. Johns
EB. Reed
E. Haager
Elis Wrestle to a 6 to 1 Victory Over Cornell
Special to The New York Times from Ithaca N Y March 6 Yale pwr wrestlers won six bouts to Cornell one despite four Yale entries missing trains By default Cornell won the 115 pound class Yale captured the 125 185 and 145 pound matches G Dole defeated three Cornell foes Foster beat Whitehead and Tatbory and Parker beat Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ythaca
N. Y
Yale
Elis
Cornell
G. Dole
Foster
Whitehead
Tatbory
Parker
Wright
B. Martin Defeats L Oblatt in Three-Cushion Match at Daly's
B Martin beat L Oblatt 23 to 12 in a three-cushion billiards clash at Daly's Academy. Martin ran 50 innings with a high run of 8, while Oblatt's best was 2. J Harris is slated to play L Oblatt next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Martin
L. Oblatt
Daly's Academy
Oblatt
J. Harris
Royal Tourist and New Jersey Businesses Featured in Directory
A fragmented listing shows names of tour operators and firms in Newark and New York including Royal Tourist Stoddard Dayton Thomas White High School G J Scott Motor Co Ozier Motor Co Iotti Brothers Owen & Co ten A Duerr Co Houpt Co and River Broadway entries with multiple street addresses and telephone numbers. The page reads like a trade or business directory snapshot with branded names and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Scott Motor Co
Ozier Motor CO
G.southworth Co
High School Basketball Round Yet to Decide Championship
Two rounds remain to decide the high school basketball championship. Tonight's program features Morris and Commerce at Dr Savage’s Gymnasium at 8 PM Clinton versus Flushing at Twenty second Regiment Armory Erasmus Hall against Boys High School at College City of New York gym at 8 PM Eastern District versus Manual at Twenty third Regiment Armory Brooklyn at 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris and Commerce
Griffo and Nelson Battle in Six-Round Wind-Up
Griffo of Brooklyn and Batt Nelson fought a fast six-round wind-up at the Polo Athletic Association on 129th Street and Park Avenue last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffo
Brooklyn
Batt
Jack) Nelson
New Polo Athletic Assosciation
129Th Street
Park Avenue
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Greenwich, Conn
Jeannette Newman
the Ems
Ruppert — Beer
Siiphen
Hotels & Restewants
ASK Tour Grochr
Rocers, Peer & Company
Mr. Mordecai
Appraiser’s Stores
Brooklyn News Notes
Geo. O. Dillard
Gen. Agest
A.T
F. Ry
New York City
Harvey
Grand Canyon
Arizona
California
San Joaquin Valley
Judge Gaynor
Kruger Fund
Columbia Downs
PENN
Yankees
South
Martin
The
Heron Yale
Burns
Fenimore Tracees
Ers Weyerut
L H-Schultz
Ave
Squadron Riders
Armory
Twenty-third Regiment
Gotch
Rogers
Collegians
Byrne
G. C. Haas
Amend
Haas
Staley
Socre
G. Amend
Wendell
Wendel
Hurne
Trevino
Columbie
Mart Pennsylvania
Trevio
Lores
G. W. Baker
H.8. Schoonmaker
T. A. Voskamp
Horsa
W.H. Wheeler
A. G. Everard
T. G. Hannehan
T. Monsky
T. Hall
L. C. Everard
P. Ja McCulloch
T. A. Veskamp
G. V. Baker
Mettzer
S. L. Miller
In .C. Everaré
West Side Y. M. C. A
E. Sandiular
W. Marra
H. Eylers
Daly’s
Chambers St
Carhart
Brokaw
Astor Place
Fourth Avency
Addresse
Station O
New York Post
Ly Garage
Marme St
Corner Reid Av
Toik
Fairbanks
Broome
Fairbanks Airbanks
Broome St
Cautomobiles
FORD
Bryant - Mammoth Garage
Een Eran Plains
N._YFRAYER MILLER Sowa Serer GAREARF
Gsatora
Haynes
Colarvam
Bryan Hotchkiss Import CO
Royal Tourist
Stoddarb
Dayton Thomas
White
Nelson
Viail Illustrated
ST. Thomas’s Church
Mme. Schumann-Heine
London Zoo
Twenty-Third Street
Y. M. GA
New York and Hoboken Tunnel
Michigan
NEW York Athletic Club
Evening Mail
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