Day Alienation Suit Thrown Out By Jury
In White Plains New York on May 22 a jury returned a verdict for defendants Charles H Turner and his wife Grace Turner Day in the suit by Claude F Day son in law alleging alienation of affection. Day bankrupt and unable to pay court fees reported with creditors list including Turner and Hun gerford Brass and Copper Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Day
Claude
Claude F. Day
West 113Th Street
Charles II. Turner
A. T. Hungerford Brass
Copper Company
Metting & Hansen
Isabella AA. Branson
Hapgood
J. E. Genung
Doane Defends Canon 19 Amid Church Tensions
Special to The New York Times Albany May 22 The Right Rev William Croswell Doane Bishop of Albany sails for Europe and issues a measured statement urging calm over Canon 19 amid ecclesiastical disputes He warns against haste hysteria and misinterpretation arguing the canon does not affect ordination and should be limited to special occasions while the Book of Common Prayer remains untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
William Croswell Doane
Episcopal Diocese of
Europe
Angel Face singer freed after assault arrest
Earl Gulick once known as the boy soprano who sang for President McKinley was released after Magistrate Cornell dismissed him. The 20 year old, arrested on assault and robbery in connection with A H Dunlap, embraced his father Dr John Gulick and returned home to 40 Gramercy Park as his mother wept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gulick
McKinley
West Side Court
Cornell
John Gulick
Grarmercy Park
Gulick
A. H. Dunlap
Dunlap
Savons
Goodell’s Divorced Status Hurts Bishop Bid in Methodists
Amid General Conference balloting for bishops in Baltimore on May 22, Rev. Charles Goodell of Calvary Church New York City see s votes fall from 388 to 101 across the fifth to seventh ballots. He cites a divorce as the issue and defends his moral standing while others, including Dr M C B Mason, exit the race. Ballot tallies show Lewis Quayle Smith Hughes and Downey among top contenders with Goodell fading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
General Conference of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Goodell
Calvary Church
New York City
Goodell
Edwin H. Hughes
Wilson S. Lewis
Charles W. Smith
William A. Quayle
Charles L. Goodell
David G. Downey
Downey
Hengeley
McIntyre
Jennings
Cookr
Mason
Lewis
Quayle
Stuntz
Smith
Hughes
Henelely
Ais Jennings
Cooke
Goodell Divorce Case Hangs Over Methodist Bishop Candidacy
Rhode Island reports from the Baltimore General Conference note Rev. Charles L. Goodell of New York faced renewed scrutiny over a divorce suit. The 1886-87 trials and church council proceedings ended with acquittal on charges against Goodell but upheld divorce petitions against him’s co-defendant.
Camp meetings and taxes at Ocean Grove New Jersey
The Monmouth County Board of Taxation ruled that leaseholders of Ocean Grove Campmeeting Association property must pay the taxes on the held parcels. The board affirmed that the association bears no tax obligation on leased land, since the only equity is the $10 annual rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ocean Grove
N. J
Oceann Grove Campmeeting Association
Monmouth County Board of Taxation
State Board of Equalization
Supreme Court
Camp Meeting Association
Newark
Mount Tabor
Morris County
Howev
William T. Hoffman
John F. Applegate
Samuel A. Patterson
Association
Presbyterians Seek Amalgamation at General Assembly
At Kansas City May 22 the one hundred twentieth General Assembly opened with a strong push toward uniting all Presbyterians into one church. Reports on Sabbath observance and a temperance movement critique highlighted the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States
Arthur J. Brown
New York
Frederick J. Stanley
Taft
Metcalf
Army
Navy
J. W. Chapman
South
New York City
Methodist Protestant Church endorses consolidation commission
In Pittsburg on May 22 the conference committee report urged forming a commission to meet a parallel Methodist Episcopal General Conference panel to discuss merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
General Conference
Methodist Protestant Church
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Depositors Offered Lower-Rate Settlement in Bank Receiver Case
Depositors of the National Bank of North America who received 25 percent of their original deposits from Receiver Hanna are being offered to sell their receivers' certificates for the remaining balance at 174 cents on the dollar. A Trinity Building lawyer represents a client making the offer. Hanna expect another 25 percent payment next month as cash collections rise toward a second million dollars. Officials advise against accepting the 87 percent offer. Morse and associates formed a syndicate to provide cash to pay all depositors in full, aiming to relieve the bank from receivership, pending stockholder approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of North America
Hanna
Trinity
Morse
Organi
Arab bandit arrives in New York amid showbiz plans
A group described as Arabs in khaki and turbans disembarked from the White Star liner Republic and headed to Dreamland after touring Brooklyn. The press agent claims the lead youth is Rais Uhl, nephew of a famous captor, with ties to Morocco and a hostage uncle. The troupe will perform as star acrobats and demonstrate warfare methods, with captives reportedly involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Star
Republic
Brooklyn Bridge
Coneg Oe
Dreamand
Rais UH
Harry Maclean
Morocco
Hasen Ben Ali
Politt
Broadway
Rais Ali
Rais Ulli
Dreamland
Orange loan exhibition opens in East Orange
The Woman's Club and Municipal Art League host a private viewing of paintings in the East Orange Women's Club Assembly Room. The exhibit runs until May 30 with free admission, organized by a Municipal Art League committee led by Hobart A. Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Municipal Art League For
East Orange
Woman's Club
Municipal Art League
Hobart A. Walker
William J. Baey
Frank la Pierre
William B. Lloyd
A. (. Trow
Coler Promises Revealing Data at Charter Hearing
Borough President Bird S. Coler declared he would show more breakdowns in centralized city government than in borough structures if given two expert accountants. Chairman Ivins pressed for details at the adjourned hearing, with Coler promising to disclose at the Har Association next Wednesday. Several speakers advocated the Borough President system, including James L. Wells and Frederic W. Hinrichs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird S. Coler
Charter Revision Commission
William M. Ivins
Coler
Har Association
Mr. Ivins
James L. Wells
Bronx
Frederic W. Hinrichs
Brooklyn
A. C. Hottenroth
Bronx Taxpayers’. al Hance, W. R.griffiths of the Unite Civic Associations of
The
H. G. Freedman
North Side Board of Trade
Subway track order drives faster Midtown capacity gain
The Public Service Commission ordered a new track at Ninety sixth Street to ease congestion on the Broadway Lenox Avenue crossover. The plan aims to reduce evening delays and increase subway capacity by about 33 percent by enabling freer train movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interborough
Public Service Commission
Broadway
Lenox Avenue
Sixth Avenue
18Th
19Th Street
New York
B. Altman & Co
Everard Eyes New York Maxim Style Restaurant in Times Square
Georges Everard, Plaza's maitre d hotel and former Maxim's owner, says he plans a New York restaurant inspired by Paris Maxim's. He envisions Caprice's in Times Square with good food, music, and manners, but notes licensing and dancing limits differ from Paris. Everard ran Maxim's years ago and lost 250,000s in speculation before returning to hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Everard
Plaza
Maxim’s
Paris
New York
Times Square
M. Everard
Maxim
Maxim's
Knickerbocker Grill
Café
Everard
Éhotel
Stock Brokers to Play Ball at Polo Grounds Today
About 250 stock brokers from New York and Boston will play a charity baseball game at the Polo Grounds this afternoon. A dinner in the Plaza and a New York vaudeville show will follow, with 17 women performers and a speech by New York Stock Exchange President R. H. Thomas. Invitations total 20,000. last year’s game was in Boston with strong reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Polo Grounds
Plaza
R. H. Thomas
New York Stock Exchange
Court Rejects Jackson Bid to Challenge Telegraph Charters
Supreme Court Justice McCall denied Attorney General Jackson’s request to begin suits to annul the Postal Telegraph and Western Union Telegraph Company charters. He ruled there is no merit in the motion to grant permission and the request is denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
McCall
Jackson
Postal Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
United Service Dispatches Toward Fort Snelling and San Francisco
Washington May 22 Major T W Griffith Twenty eights Infantry to Fort Snelling for duty Major B H Dutcher Medical Corps to San Francisco for further orders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
T. W. Griffith
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Fort Snelling
B. H. Dutcher
Medical Corps
San Francisco
Navy Orders Pending as Commander Hall Delays
The Navy reports Commander H. Hall awaiting orders while Lieut. R. D. White is assigned to the New Hampshire. The situation centers on forthcoming command decisions and personnel movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hall
Lieut
R. D. White
New Hampshire
Naval Vessel Movements Reported Across Ports
Arrivals include Iwana at Boston Wolverine at San ausky Albany at Panama Olympia at Annap olis Connecticut Vermont Kansas Minnesota Georgia New Jersey Rhode Island Re- Iets at Bellingham Cay Louisiana Virginia Ohio Port Angeles Nebraska Kentucky Wisconsin Bremerton Hearsarge Tilmots at Port Townsend. Saturn sails from Bremerton for San Pedro Des Moines from Colon for Port Limon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwana
Boston
Wolverine
Sanausky
Albany
Panama
Olympia
Annapolis
Connecticut
Vermont
Kansas
Minnesota
Georgia
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Bellingham Cay
Louisiana
Virginia
Ohio
Port Angeles
Nebraska
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Bremerton
Hearsarge
Tilmots
Port Townsend
Saturn
San Pedro
Des Moines
Colon
Port Limon
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Jill Brothers
N. Greenwich
N. Chambers
Union SQ
14Th St. N. B’way
125Th Street
Cornered Ave
Doane
Bishop
Angel Face” Singer
Greater New York
West 125Th Street
Koch & Goe’s Department
Harlem
Fifth Avenue
Divorc
Calvary
Tion
Providence
R. I
Metodist
Foster
Durfee
John H. Stiness
Louella M. Goodell
Trinity Church
Ocean Grove Association
State Board
Presbyterian Union
Methodists
Blank
North America
Coney
Orange Loan
Service Board
Inteborough
96Th Street
Caston
Tad
Falr
Thompson
Homans
Morris
Fincke
Boston Town
Barnwell
Wilcox
Norris
Hall
Curb Brokers
Diemond
the United Service
the Army
the Navy
Madras
Inen Xan
Ashion
Crane
Colorado
Grand Canyon
California
Chine i
Yosemite
California Limited
Colorado Flyer
Santa Fe
Fred Harvey
C. Dillard
Helder
Vero-Form Hygienic CO
Gold St
Foreign Office
Berlin
Germany
England
Violet
Lavender
Jeunesse Doree
London
Crown Perfumery CO
East 20Th St
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