Ice Grand Jury Probe on American Ice Company Dropped
The Attorney General withdrew the Grand Jury inquiry into the American Ice Company after ruling a quorum had not been present for all testimony. Justice Dowling postponed ruling to today as jurors protested. Officials said the case may be refiled with a new/supreme court panel, delaying indictment validity and public action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
American Ice Company
James W. Osborne
George Gordon Battle
William A
Edward J.cuddihy
Mr. Cuddihy
Franke
Var Ingen
Justice Dowling
Supreme Court
Attorney General's Office
Hewyers
Grand Jury
Ice Trust
Mr. Osborne
Jerome
Ant
Smyth
Wesley M. Oler
Mr. Oler
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Osborne
Grana
Attorney General’s
E.R
Oo. F. Thomas
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society
William R. Montgomery
Hamilton Bank
Gov. Voorhees
New Jersey
Frederick G. Coombes
Bankers’ Life Isurance Company
Insurance. Ca Thesp
Western Union Dividend Decision At Board Meeting
Western Union Telegraph Company directors meet to decide the quarterly dividend payable around April 15. The executive committee discussed the matter yesterday and the full board’s decision was withheld until today. Rumor says the payout may mix cash and stock or be in stock or scrip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bronx Officials Face Bronx Contracts Hearing Details
Testimony at the Commissioners of Accounts inquiry into Borough President Haffen's office in the Bronx largely corroborates prior disclosures. Chief Engineer J A Briggs denies responsibility, citing long standing office practices. Irregularities in contracting emerge with bids readvertised and a second lowest bid accepted in at least one case. the inquiry continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners of Accounts
Haffen
Bronx
J. A. Briggs
Red Shirted Runner and a Florist Thefts at Alhambra Gardens
A Harlem social event at Voll's Alhambra Gardens drew about 200 attendees when a load of palms and cut flowers for decor vanished from the Alhambra Gardens during intermission. Florist John Hartmann and helper Ludwig Haselnusstorte reported a red shirted man seen fleeing with the wagon and team toward 126th Street. Police pursued leads to the Jersey shore ferry no trace of the wagon or thieves by midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Democratic Club
Harlem
Voll
Alhambra Gardens
Seventh Avenue
126Th Street
Alhambra Theatre
John Hartmann
Winfield Junction
L. I
Ludwig Haselnusstorte
Hartmann
Ludwig
West 125Th Street
Fort Lee Ferry
West 130Th Street
Jersey Shore
Mr. Hartmann
West 125Th
Rival for German lines opens April 1 with Volturno voyage
Atlantic passenger lines gain a new competitor as the Volturno departs on April 1 from this port to Hamburg under the New York and Continental Steamship Company. Built at 10,000 tons with 150 cabin and 1,400 steerage capacity, the line plans a fortnightly service offering emigrant fares at $23, lower than the Hamburg American Line. Cabin rates to be set but expected well below rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Passenger Lines
Continental
Volturno
Hamburg
New York and Continental Steamship Company
C. B. Richard
Erie Railroad Company
Libau
Baudouine Alimony Plea In Narrow Divorce Fight
Mrs Mai Alden Baudouine fears her husband plots to get rid of her and their son amid divorce proceedings started by John F Jal. Justice O Gorman granted $250 monthly alimony and $750 counsel fees. Baudouine, heir to Charles A Baudouine, earns about $35,000 yearly from estate trusts. The couple married Aug 1 1900 at Larchmont Manor and separated in August. The affidavit claims lavish lifestyle, a yacht, two automobiles, and “men of questionable character” backing his schemes. Mrs Baudouine alleges misconduct by him Feb 11 at the Hotel Remington and at Larchmont and in the city. he denies the charges, citing years of alleged misconduct by her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
O'Gorman
Mai Alden Baudouine
John F. Jal
Baudouine
Larchmont Manor
Westchester County
Aldenold
Remington
West Forty-ninth Street
Hitchcock Trial Begins as Five Jurors Chosen
In the Supreme Court Criminal Branch judge Blanchard oversees Hitchcock case jury selection. Five jurors are chosen after morning and afternoon sessions. Names and occupations include Louis Schacine, Sidney Morley, Bernard Hyman, Henry Wolf, and Morris Green.
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Talesmen
Blanchard
Supreme Court
Woth
Raymond Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Criminal Court
Flora Zabelle
Aeenee
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Bernard Hyman
East
Seventeenth Street
Henry Wolf
Walker| Street
Morris M. Green
West Seventy-third Street
Mr. Stanchfield
Theock
H. J. Grey
Herman Fromme
Carl Fischer-Hansen
NOT GHOSTS JUST GIRLS AT BRONX HOME INCIDENT
Jacob Leopold a watchman at Magdalen Home for Girls on 214th Street and Borden Avenue Bronx cracked his shin in the dark while inspecting the laundry. A giggle from the darkness led to discovery of two 18 year old residents Emma Vernon and Mary Mullen hiding beneath a table. Miss Mullen was jailed for escaping while Vernon remained. Magistrate Steinert sent Mullen to the court prison awaiting home instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Leopold
Magdalen
214Th Street
Borden Avenue
Bronx
Leopold
Mary Mullen
Emma Vernon
Steinert
Peril From Falling Glass At West Eighteenth Fire
A fire at 38 West Eighteenth Street required a police guard to keep bystanders safe from falling glass. Firemen battled smoldering embers as water damage threatened Hudson Tunnel tubes, though no train delays occurred. Estimated damage reaches 250000 dollars with insurance. Firemen Captain McGuire Edward Ryan William Gray and others were injured by shattered glass. All windows at 32 1s and 36 West Eighteenth Street were broken by heat.
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West Eighteenth Street
Hudson Tunnel Company
Ttubes
Capt. McGuire
Edward Ryan
William Gray
Wat NK Warden
Edward J. Smith
Lost Boston bulldog Flip with blue and brown eyes
Flip a Boston bulldog with a blue right eye and brown left eye wandered from a gray sweater on Sunday afternoon. Owner Mrs I H Lehman of 540 West 143d Street has advertised in The Times Lost Column for days.
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Flip
Boston
I. H. Lehman
540 West 143d Street
Times Lost
Lehman
Rockefeller
Kman
Auto race leader in Wyoming snow pursuit continues
The lead car from Omaha pushes through Wyoming snow toward Ogden while the Thomas team trails by miles. Italian entry gains on the front despite fuel and delay issues, reaching Grand Island and Kearney before Lexing-ton and North Platte as crews push west.
De Dion Car to Proceed After Repairs in Iowa
Special to The New York Times reports De Dion can move again from Marshalltown Iowa tomorrow morning after a broken driving shaft forced a delay. St Chaffray arranged a forged new part, shipping remaining pieces from New York to Cheyenne, with plans to reach Omaha by nightfall Thursday and cross Nebraska toward Cheyenne by Sunday or Monday.
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New York Times
Marshalltown
Iowa
St. Chaffray
Omaha
New York
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Seattle
Valdez
Thomas
Alaska
Montague Roberts Tames Snowbound Roads for Steeplechase Drives
Montague Roberts notes abominable roads due to snow and dust and seeks farmers' permission to cut fences at his expense. He is a sharp steeplechase planner whose reputation rests on restoring fences after crossing country. A broken fence cost twice: for trouble and for right of way, then again to repair with condition others won’t pay.
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Roberts
Rockies
Robertson
Thomas
Scheuster
Thomas Works
Buffalo
Shane
G. Bourcier ST. Chaffray
Marshalltown
Iowa
Montague Roberts
Godard to Go Back 80 Miles for Repairs in Clinton
Baron Charles Godard driving the Moto ploe car in the New York to Paris race brings his machine from De Kalb Illinois to Clinton for repairs. He will stay two days to fix the damage caused by a stone in the driving chain, which damaged ball bearings, then ship the car back to De Kalb and resume the journey. He will swap cushion tires for outer shoe protection before leaving.
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New York Times
Clinton
Iowa
Charles Godard
New York
Paris
de Kalb
Illinois
Godard
Hoe
Protos Car Run Heads Toward Omaha in Race
Clinton Iowa March 10 The Protos car under Lieut Koeppen of the General Staff of the German Army left Clinton for Cedar Rapids aiming to cover eighty miles before nightfall amid heavy roads. He expects to place higher in days ahead and reach Omaha in two more days if roads improve. Ernst Maas and Hans Knape, German engineers who started from New York, arrived in Clinton from Buffalo and plan to sail for Europe Saturday. They and Protos share contributed funds but Maas and Knape withdrew after a dispute over procedure, leaving Koeppen to continue with military orders from Berlin.
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New York Times
Clinton
Iowa
Protos
Koeppen
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Ernst Maas
Hans Knape
New York
Paris
Chicago
Europe
Buffalo
Lieut
War Department
Berlin
Maas
Knape
Lieut. Koeppen
Berlin Zeitung Am Mittag
Protos Company
Feut. Koeppen
War Office
Pilot Car's Remarkable Run From Cheyenne to Omaha
H E Frederickson, piloting the 40 hp Thomas Detroit, reached Omaha at 4 PM after a 516 mile leg from Cheyenne in 20 1 2 hours with two road stops and overnight motor run. He averaged 18 mph excluding stops and led New York to Paris race efforts.
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New York Times
Omaha
Neb
H. E. Frederickson
New York
Paris
Thomas Detroit
Cheyenne
Yestere
Columbus
Row Over Food at Columbia Campus Restaurant
Columbia students protest high prices and poor quality at the Com 2ené dining hall, the campus only eating place, focusing on value and service amid ongoing campus food debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Spectator Charges Food Misconduct at Campus Commons
The Spectator, the student paper, accuses campus Commons of food shortfalls and poor quality. They allege five cakes for a nickel, 18 cent pie cut into eight portions, eight graham wafers for a nickel versus twelve at grocers, and that steaks, roasts, and sandwiches are tough or unsafe. Campus manager J J Cowan threatens libel action if the charges aren’t retracted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectator
The
Commons
J. J. Cowan
Mons
Yesterday's Fires Report With Times and Addresses
A list of fire call notes with times and locations across Manhattan and nearby streets, naming witnesses and claimed addresses. Entries mention Risidus & Co cheese shop, A Conforti, Mcme, Fannie Abrahams, Charles Schachnowitz, Julius Rae, Délia Rooney, Joseph Goldstein, J Marks, Antonio Tuetl, St Vincent's Hospital, Tony Salvatore, Julius Napthansen, C Goldberg, and others with street numbers on Madison Avenue, 5th Avenue, East and West 89th to 166th Streets, and nearby avenues.
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A. M
11Th St
Risidus & Co
Thomas Martin
Eldridge
Fannie Abrahams
West 89Th
Richard Pope
Carmine St
Kragner & Son
Orchard St
Rose Lugarto
Iang Rosenthal
165Th St
Triffin
136Th St
J. Marks
Antonio Tuetl
20Th St
Thomas Carroll
St. Vincent's Hos ‘Pital
Cantaenaires
White Plains Road
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ICE
Western Union
BTS
Harlem Agape
Farmer Hartmann
Pianola
Aeolian Hall
Aeolian Company
Fifth Avenue
34Th St
Magdalen Home
Rockefeller Institute
Globe Wernicke
the Globe“Wernicke
Broadway
Cor. White
Wyoming
Sidney
Julesburg
Laramie
Ogden
Grand Island
Kearney
Lexington
A. L. Ruland
West
Indiana
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Sirtori
Colorado
DE Dion
Thomas Car
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania A. A
or_C. Studds
Fifth Av
Library Bureau
Moffat
Yard & Company
Lincoln Steffens
Upton Sinclair
Frederickson
Hunter Baltimore
Frank Moia
C.H. Ulrich
Representatives
William St
New York, N. Y
C.goldberg
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