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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1908

Page

4

Gould Denies Engagement As Sagan Romance Moves

Paris born Prince de Sagan and Mme Anna Gould, once Countess de Castellane, moved courtship from the Gould residence to the St Regis with Mrs Morse. Mme Gould declared she is not formally engaged as the couple faces family opposition and religious constraints.

Helie de Perigord-Talleyrand Prince de Sagan Mme Anna Gould Countess de Castellane St. Regis Mme. Gould Tyler Morse Mrs. Morse Wyoming Seventh Avenue Fifty-fifth Street Prince International Gould Prince de Segan Helen Gould George Gould Waldorf- Astoria Fifth Avenue Martin Mr. de Bary New York Isidor Morse Mr. Morse George Fuller Black Orient Miss Gould Russell Sage Marjorie Gould George J. Gould de Sagan St. Regis and Arena Morses Waldorf-Astoria Morse Underwood Korea Paris

Threatening letters to Controller Metz over subway plans

Three menacing communications reached Controller Metz threatening bodily harm if new subways were not built. One letter from Manhattan warned of slaughter if policy changed, another demanded work and funding to start the Lex and 6th Avenue project, and a postcard threatened to remove Metz’s heart if he opposed Bronx subway routes. A cryptogram-like note from Times Square was also received. Metz remains unshaken and continues his usual route home.

Metz Mr. Metz Manhattan Wes New York Hérman A. Mets New York City Bronx Brooklyn Manhattan Bridge Long Island Lex Subway City Hall Times Square

FAVORS NEW SUBWAY LINE REPORTED TO BOARD

A special Board of Estimate committee will report favoring immediate construction of a Nassau Street to Willoughby Street section of the Fourth Avenue Brooklyn subway. The estimated cost is about 1 750 000 dollars. If the Public Service Commission approves design changes the second and third sections may be contracted to extend to Sackett Street.

Board of Estimate Fourth Avenue Brooklyn Nassau Willoughby Street Metz Pendleton Lewis Public Service Commission See Secon Sackett Street Ashland Place

Carmania Hit by Storms on Atlantic Voyage

The Cunarder Carmania arrived at Liverpool yesterday after a voyage from that port on March 17 beset by gales and heavy seas. Passengers faced locked storm doors and deck access was restricted as doors to decks were kept shut for safety amid repeated big seas. A violent Saturday storm flooded steerage and steward areas while others aboard included Mr. and Mrs. R J Carson and several other named passengers.

Liverpool R. J. Carson Arnold Marcus M.F. Holliday Kerr Smiley Richard Tattersall F. Scott Woodward

Dr Mackenzies Wife Cleared in Divorce Case

The jury ruled Mrs. Carrie Mackenzie did not violate marriage vows in the Mackenzie divorce case and found Dr. James G. Mackenzie had misconducted himself with housekeeper Rose Nussbaum. Findings go to Special Term for confirmation after Mrs. Mackenzie claimed a plot to entrap her.

James G. Mackenzie Carrie Mackenzie East Sixty-seventh Street East Sixth Street

Maud Malone quits suffrage group over exclusion rule

Maud Malone resigns from the Progressive Woman Suffrage Union citing a policy to attract only a well dressed crowd and to blacklist speakers with differing views. She says the Harlem Equal Rights League supported open air meetings and democracy, opposing personal ambition and class prejudice in the movement.

the Times Progressive Woman's Union Madison Square Harlem Equal Rights League Progressive Woman's Suffrage Union Cobden Sanderson Borrman Wells England Wells New York Phildorm Progressive Woman Suffrage Union Maud Malone

Mrs Sage Purchases Sag Harbor Home Sought by Girls

Mrs Russell Sage, receiving many begging letters, agrees to buy near her Sag Harbor estate a home belonging to William Moylan and his family. The Moylans cry upon learning of the sale. The girls ask Sage to move the home to another site for their father, whom they would persuade to relocate it. Sage offers to restore and give the home to the family.

Mrs. Sage Moylan

Teacher Stops Fire Panic at Westchester School

Miss Lena Leary a public school teacher in Upper Tuckahoe Westchester saved about 100 pupils when flames erupted near a radiator in the grammar classroom She blocked the doorway calmed students led them outside and had others sound the alarm and fetch water before the fire team arrived The blaze started due to careless flooring by a carpenter and caused minor damage and smoke exposure in the two room building.

Lena Leary Upper Tuckahoe Westchester Mss Leary Richardson Miss Leary

Indicted Thomases Seek Grand Jury Minutes Inspection

Ex Judge John Davey and Alfred Lauterbach, counsel for O F Thomas and E R Thomas, asked Justice Blanchard in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court for permission to inspect the Grand Jury minutes that yielded three indictments against F B R Thomas and one against Cys Thomas for insurance law violations. Blanchard took the motion under advisement.

Thomases John Davey Alfred Lauterbach O. F. Thomas E. R. Thomas Justice Blanchard Supreme Court Grand IF. BR. Thomas Cys Thomas

Sale of Size Six by Nine and Other Frames

A sale lists size 6x9 7.6x10.6 and 9x12 frames with values 9.00 22,50 and 25.00 respectively.

High School Not Closed Despite Safety Report

The Erasmus High School Building in Brooklyn will not be closed after a safety report by David F Moore, Brooklyn Buildings Superintendent. Modifications will occur once funding is approved, with Superintendent Snyder confirming citywide inspections finished and Mayor McClellan signaling a Board of Estimate discussion on the unsafe schools and a $3 million funding request.

Erasmus High School Brooklyn Moore Supt. Moore Supt. Snyder McClellan Board of Education Board of Estimate

Orange police cheer as suspect tied to Romer murder held

Anderson, S C police report Benjamin White alias George Wilson alias George White captured and identified as the man sought for the dec 13 murder of Orange undertaker Frederick Romer. Telegraph says capture confirmed and reward inquiries follow. The killer allegedly confessed and was executed on March 8. a taunt via telegram escalates the reward amount to 1 20.

Orange Police Anderson S. C Benjamin White George Wilson George White Frederick R. Romer Orange the Park Hotel Geeorge Williams Wilson Fredrick R. Romer Washer Scott

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