Lost and Found Notices Mix of Personal Items
A collage of lost and found notices requests rewards for a canvass bound inventory book a Guild watch at 22nd Street and 5th Avenue a lady's bag at Manhattan Opera House and various other items including a fur neck scarf a mink muff a pearl necklace a diamond earring and a bank book with rewards offered for returns across New York City locations including West 15th Street Broadway Times Square and Churchill's restaurant Maye hoaG ci 18 and Hawthorn 146 West 111th Street are named among the reward offers and return addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Opera House
Lowenfels
West
Furnished rooms and board sought across Manhattan
Classified listing shows many furnished rooms for rent and board across New York City, mainly West Side and Times Square areas. It notes private families, en suite baths, electric light, telephones, and proximity to subways. Also lists accommodations for roomers and boarders and job ads for steno, clerical, and sales positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fawley
Gentileman
Onth
Josrie ST
Superior Board
Times
Times Square
Soph ST
44Th ST
Ist ST
Timpson
Variely
Wed ST
West
Troylleges
Ganvain
Broadway
91St St
Eleator
Weeler
Tolly - Hall
Bath
W. 44Th
Norrisbe
Lawyer Crosses Ex- deputy AG in Vidaver Extortion Trial
In Tombs Court, Herbert P. Auerbach testified as special investigator for Attorney General Jackson. He recounted his involvement with Nathan Vidaver and the Hamilton Bank case, denied being a lawyer, and described prior discussions about a proposed payoff to Vidaver. William R. Montgomery and his advisers also testified on the bank’s collapse and related transactions in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Searing
William R. Montgomery
Hamilton Bank
Arthur C. Palmer
Nathan Vidaver
Montgomery
Canada
Herbert P. Auerbach
Jackson
Tombs Court
Auerbach
Kiesel
Buffalo
House, Grossman & Vorhaus
Widaver
Mr.Kiesel
Grossman
Vidaver
Searing
Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Astor House
Vidaver Was Arrested After Accepting $00. In Marked Bills. Mr. Palmer
Montgomery denies loans cover up in bank hearing
In a bank hearing Mr. Montgomery denies covering loans and says he was never dismissed from the bank. He claims the bank never lost a cent on his loans and promises letters from officials praising his services in Canada. The hearing is continued today.
Gompers Criticized Over Littlefield Resignation Claim
C W Post president of the National Citizens Industrial Association denounces Samuel Gompers and reports that Littlefield did not resign to join the association. Post says the allegation distorts facts to smear public men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Littlefield
Citizens’ Industrial Association
New York Times
Battle Creek
Mich
C. W. Post
National Citizens’ Industrial Association
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Aine Citizens’ Industrial Association
Workman Coheir to Half Million Estate
Richard Gleason a 70 year old stonecutter living with his daughter in Winsted Conn learns from Limerick Ireland that he is a co heir to Miss Sarah Gleason's estate valued over 500000. He plans to go to New York then Ireland to claim his share and had expected charity rather than a fortune. He has six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Winsted
Conn
Richard Gleason
Birdsall Street
Limerick
Ireland
Sarah Gleason
Gleason
New York
Hooker Will Trial Resumes Over Disinheritance Claims
In Hartford on March 24 the Superior Court resumed the dispute over Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker's will. Kate Burton Powers was largely disinherited, while Mrs. Alice Hooker Day praised her mother’s dispositions. A witness denied clear proof of influence from spirits and labeled alleged mediumistic revelations as mind reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Isabella Beecher Hooker
Henry Ward Beecher
Kate Burton Powers
Alice Hooker Day
New York
Officer Guilty Of Cruelty In Court Martial
Captain Clark D. Dudley of the Fourteenth Cavalry at Boise Barracks Idaho found guilty by court martial of cruelty for forcing a young soldier to parade on a bar rack porch for three hours with a placard reading Bad Boy. He is sentenced to four months confinement within the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clark D. Dudley
Fourteenth Cavalry
Boisé Barracks
Idaho
Dudley
McKinley Homestead Appraised At Twenty Thousand
In Canton Ohio March 24 counsel for Miss Helen McKinley has elected to take the McKinley homestead at the appraised value of 20000 dollars. By court order on petition of James McKinley and others appraisers were named to value the property for possible public sale. Attorneys say any heir may elect to take the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Helen McKinley
Cleveland
McKinley
James McKinley
Yesterday's Fires Chronicle City Wide Losses and Residents
The list records numerous fire incidents across Manhattan with times and addresses. Names include A M Loss, R Sneiderman, J Norton, Sam Nelson, Jacob Grossman, Mrs McCafferty, A Rosenstein, David Groginsky, Louis Moun, M Luchestows, S Fornish, Max Chiken, Frank Milla, L Rothstein and others. Amounts noted reach from $50 to $500 with several trifling losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Broadway
Rector St
Harris & Ee Eee
E. Sth
R. Sneiderman
J. Norton
Mulberry St
R. R. Co
Grand St
Sam Nelson
E. 101St St
Jacob Grossman
199Th St
McCafferty
E. Houston St
A. Rosenstein
E. 99Th St
David Groginsky
West End
Louis Moun
W. Th
20Th St
N. Y
Raiwiay i
EA Pat Atekee
M. Luchestows
Simpson St
S. Fornish
Mercer St
Max Chiken
Frank Milla
Duane St.z
Triffin
Mott St
L. Rothstein
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Vost
van Brunt St
Brooklyn
Marie Antoinette
Hotel Plaza
Manhattan
Chamois Bag
E. Fisher
West 15Th St
Columbus Av
Val
69Th St
19Th St
Spencer-Anims
West 1St St
West and
Sith St
Hotel Wellington
Unitarian Church
Lencox A.v
Blancherd
Mareh
Georger
Hotel Majestic
Savoy Theatre
Miller
West Iseth St
Lockwood
Park Av
Clay
Bronx
Tiffany & Co
Tappan
Lafayette St
Ith St
New York City
Yorkville Bank
Norah Conroy
Dines
Bbc
Kane
St. and
Mast River
Armbt-rance House
Interbrough Rapid Transit Company
Greenwich St
Tovis, &c
Subway
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Montague St
Pennsylvania
R. Hiers
Bea
Jersey City
Deshrasses
Bhers
N.Y
Grand Central Staton
New England Navigation
Warren
Plymouth
Wall River
New Jersey
J. Hilton
Rafaes J
Perser & Peail Rubin
Jersey Central BR. R
Jersey_ City
Long Island R. A
Long Island City
Wth
Telehone
Eeeereen
East Side
Nicholas Fish
Mapis AV
Smail
Une
Long Island
Douglas Manor
Douglaston
Little Neck Bay
Ube
DSTI
Madison Avenue
Lteams
Tath ST
Raleigh
Roseville
North 11Th St
Temple Rental Company
Beekman
J. O. Moore
Hopkins Educational Agency
Union Square
Stuyvesant
Presbyterian Church
Webster's Choir Exchange
Albert
Edwards
Brooklyvn
West 47Th St
Ghsfield, P. O
C. K. Cox
Union St. Brooklyn
Lincoln Industrial Exchange
Columbus
Cas Company
Hapgoods
Stork
Haproods
Salenmen
P. B. Purdy
Cail
Carl Albert Edwards
Parrot
X. Y
J. C
Best Business School
Fhrlich
Weston
Anna
Zelda
Ood
Auto Transporation Co
Iranch
City
Liberty Life
Tierman Leroy
U. S. Army
United States
Cuba
Philippines
24Th St
Park Row
Cortlandt St
Fulton St
Havemeyer St
Hudsonen
N. J
Daily Trade
S. R
Viola D. Waring
West 20Th St
Chelsea
Tel
Madison
Stock Exchange
G. R. Hake
Broad St
Hermann Goldschmidt
Nassau
New York School
A. A. Brown
79Th St
W. G
Lex
West 125Th St
Herman Oxhandler
Suffolk St
W. A. Campbell
West 44Th St
Philadelphia
Federal Law Co
Metropolitan
ROYAL
Gompers
Workman
Connecticut
Wallach
29Th St
Third Avenue
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Hooker
Bonwit, Harris & Co
Broadway and
Fifth Ave
Cor
21St St
London
Arne el M
Leo Ditrichstein
Bluffs
Mat. Bird
Mats Wed
Wagenhall & Kemper
Alan Dale
Sun
Washington Society
Family Circle
Dewey Rusto
Inqev
Ammerstein
Ity Sas
Harry von Tilzer
Elinore Sisters
Gains
Paradise Alley
Bernard & Ross
Mason-Keeler Co
Colonial Mat
Alhambra
Dail
Cecelia Loftus
Richard Golden & Co
Jack Norworth
Rock & Fulton
Bert Leslie & Co
Murray Hill Theatre
Lex Ay
MAT
Blaney
Morrow
Edna May
Spooner
EDEN
MUSEE
Ajeeb &E
IGE
Tempi Theatre
B’way
40Th St. Ev
Crane
ST OF Ade
Ashton Stevens
WM. H. Crane
Geo. Ade
Garr
Tod Mend Hudson
Raveecan
Otis
Skinner
Balzac
Paul M. Potts
Ant Rrawe
Wrasnie
Savoy “Xrats
Thurs
Custaine
Henry Miller
Remarkabl
R Criterion
Knickerbocker
VICTOR _ LL
Moore Cohan
Sayre
Lyceum Theatre
Bay&45th
E Thief
Margaret Illington
Seatre
Bway
Miss Hook
Holland
Bwey
GEO M
Madison Square Garden
Barnum & Bailey
Baby Abe
Madison AV
Amsterdam
Oscar Straus
Egfeld, JR
Mabel
Taliaferro Polly
Spayid
Warfield Rsg Aer
Belasc West
David Belasco
Warrans
Virginia
National
Wallace
B. Cc. Whitney
Orkville
Metropolis
Hurtig & Seamon’s
Mortons
Big Stick
Sing To Liberty
Tom'n. Ww
Trocadero. Daily
Burlesquers
LE Bway & 60Th
KOLB
Irving Pl
Alt Heidelberg
Halbe
Jugend
Star Panhandle
William Collierght IN
c.Satchcotess
Mat. Zo
H.a.groen & Brother
Kremlin
Vladimir PF. Gresen
5Th Ave
Hippodrome Daily Mats
71St Regiment
Cireus
Port Arthur
Mammoth
WG Ur
Evert
Lole
Eadons Sallet
Daly
Statins
Bowring
Siam
Lyric
Mes Casino
Bway & Seth
Herald Sq
B'way
Hackett Naa Majestic
Anne Oe
I. Se
Sothern i
Lord Dundreary
Isam Bernard
Mt.Thay
John Mason
Williams & Walker
Bertha Kalich Marta
Faust
Farrar
Jacoby
Girerd
Caruso
Plancon
Strucciari
Bovy
Fidelio
Latfler-Barchsrd
Alten
Burrian
Goritz
Blass
van Rooy
Reiss
Mahler
IL Trovatore
Emma Eames
Homer
Stracciari
Muhimann
Ferrari
Sat
Aft
Mignon
Abott
Bone
Lucas
MuhiImamn
Tannhaeuser
Morena
Fremstad
Burran
Muhrmann
And
Hertz
Kirkby-Luann
Straceiari
Kotlarsky
Opera
Mon
Sarta
Laverchi
Dufriche
Fedelio
Hurrian
Goritz Oe Rooy
Brass
Meiss
Ie Thugs
Praverta
Richard Ween
Die Wwaikuers
St i &T
Orch
Anhattan Opera House
Tetrazzini
Zenatello
Sammarco
Arimoni
Campanini
Andrea Chenier
Eva Tetrazzini
Mme
Aida
Mmes
Russ
de Cisneros
Bassi
Ancona
Arimondi
Mus
Opera House
Carnegie Hall
S Symphony Society OF New York
Walter Damrosch
Cunningham
Damrosch
Saslavsky
Bramsen
Athens
Mr. Cunningham
Frank Esenenst
Genesie Hall
Josef
Arnegie Hall
Philharmonic Societ of
Safonofe
Carreno 'Pathetique Symphony
Volpe
Pat
Beeth
Knowles
Thur
Joe Weber
Savin Ganzhetique
Tschaikowsky
Even
Liszt
Stahlberg
Carnegie
Lyceum
France
JSIC
H.W. Savage
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