Gould Defends Criticism of Hearn in Controversy
Dr. George M. Gould responds to criticism of Lafcadio Hearn in a letter to The New York Times, defending his claims in Concerning Lafcadio Hearn and detailing disputes over Hearn’s library, accusations of trickery, and alleged persecution delirium. Redway corroborates Gould’s view, noting Hearn’s dependence during a Philadelphia visit and Gould’s financial support.
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Elwood Hendrick
Lafcadio Hearn
Harper’s Magazine
Hendrick
Japan
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Boys given long terms in prison for murder
Four youths aged 16 to 19 were sentenced for manslaughter in New York courts. Raphael Sforza, 16, was sent to State Prison for seven to fifteen years after a fatal stabbing. John Bell, 19, Thomas Haher, 17, and John Ryan, 18, received prison terms up to fifteen years amid testimony of reformatories and probation law abuse. Mothers wept as Ryan laughed.
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Supreme Court
Rosalsky
Raphael Sforza
House of Refuge
Randall's Island
Conner
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Mayer O'Shansky
John Ryan
West Thirty-second Street
Chin Lung
Ryan
Haher
Bell
Journeyman tailored suits in wide range
The catalog describes suits in tan brown gray and olive shades with fabrics including worsted velour cassimere and Saxony. Prices range from 17 to 25 with many $22.50 to $25 garments and 25 models from leading American tailoring houses.
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Brill Brothers Open Late at New York Stores
Brill Brothers advertise four Manhattan locations open today late into the evening. The Cortlandt n Greenwich, Broadway near Chambers, Union Square, and 125th Street outlets all promote hours extending to 9 to 11 PM with late shopping.
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Life Savers Rescued 573 This Record Made by the American Society
The American Life Saving Society reports in 1907 four thousand two hundred life saving men staff 259 stations. They saved 5738 people from drowning in the past year. In New York City 165 stations exist with 26 on Long Island shore 10 at Albany and Troy 8 along the Hudson and 7 in other cities. About 400 people were rescued in the state. The society also teaches swimming to schoolchildren in East Twenty third Street public schools.
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Brooklyn Court Awards $10,000 to Minor in Railroad Negligence Suit
George Yager, a minor, won a $10 000 verdict in Supreme Court against Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company for loss of his right leg after being struck by a car on Myrtle Avenue. The East River Terminal Railroad seeks PSC approval to build a freight line on dock property in Williamsburg from Kent Avenue to Wythe Avenue. The Fourteenth Regiment will not attend State Camp due to funds, per Albany orders. Albert Rafits 22 died by inhaling gas at 1553 Bergen Street. wife reports no visible troubles. Cornerstone and blessing for Brooklyn College of the Jesuit Fathers set for May 24 at Crown Heights Nostrand Avenue and Carroll Street.
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