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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1906

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Caruso in Zoo harassment case sparks police hunt

Police question a complainant and search for Hannah Graham after claims that Signor Enrico Caruso harassed women at Central Park animal houses. Witnesses, including park keepers, allege repeated incidents. Detention and identity confusion follow as authorities seek the alleged victim and confirm Caruso’s whereabouts.

Dittenhoefer East Eighty-third Street Signor Caruso Caine Graham Caruso Signor Enrico Caruso Metropolitan House Herr Conried

Jerome details on insurance probe and alleged abuses

Jerome reports on the fixing of $50,000 per year and nepotism involving Mutual Life, Raymond firm, and state contracts. He traces sundry and legal expenses, Morristown Trust funds used to influence officials, indictments of Gillette and Grannis, and concludes no criminal bribery or larceny proven beyond accomplice links.

Jerome Charles H. Raymond & Co Raymond Armstrong Committee Emory McClintock Actuary Department State Superintendent of Insurance McClintock Gillette McCurdy Auditor’s Department Auditor's Department Morristown Trust Company Grand Jury Andrew C. Fields Fields Committee On Grannis Committee On Expenditures Herrick Robert Olyphant Olyphant Andrew Co. Fields Mutual E. L. Short Lawrence & Co Gillette and Grannis George W. Perkins Court of Appeals

Discrepancies Highlight Jerome Report on Mutual Life

An official of the International Policy Holders Committee notes clashes between Mr Jerome’s investigation of the Mutual Life Insurance Co and the Truesdale Committee final report. The critique points to omitted bank holdings and real estate costs including marble labor on Liberty Street and other buildings, with tables and names of trustees and officers cited.

International Policy Holders’ Committee Jerome Mutual Life Insurance Company Truesdale Committee Mutual Life Armstrong Committee Mutual Nat. Bank U.S. Mort. & Tr Guaranty Trust Morton Trust Fifth Avenue Trust Morristown Trust Central Trust Mutual al. Trust Title Guard & Tr The Mutual Life Company District Attorney's Richard A. McCurdy Frederic Cromwell George G. Haven A. D. Juilliard Robert H. McCurdy Commercial Trust Company of New Jersey Lawyers’ Title Insurance Company Title Guarantee and Trust First National Bank of New York George F. Baker First National Bank Ank Armstrong First National National Bank of Commerce Liberty Street Cape Town Mexico City Philadelphia R. Co. Fisher & Co Marble New York R. C. Fisher & Co Cedar Street George R. Scrugham International Committee New York Life Mutual’’ Life Insurance Company Buckner Sam Walker Paris

New York Life Employee Salaries Cited in Waste Review

The document notes a salary above 21000 per year plus extras for W E Ingersoll director general for all of Europe who has thirty five years with the firm. It suggests a housecleaning may target Jackson of the Controllers Department and G A Smith with his son in law W H Harris among Buckner allies.

W. E. Ingersoll Europe Jackson Controller's Department Buckner G. A. Smith W. H. Harris New York Life Insurance Company Armstrong

Explosion wrecks Keyport residence injuring five

An acetylene gas accident at Michael Murphy’s Port Monmouth home wrecked the house injuring Murphy’s wife two children the negro cook and a hired man. Mrs Murphy and the cook are in critical condition. Injured were rushed by trolley to Long Branch Hospital via Keyport.

Keyport N. J Michael Murphy Port Monmouth Murphy Long Branch Hospital

Rumor of Justices Resigning Circulates After Morgan OBrien

A rumor spread that Justice Leventritt would retire from the Supreme Court to join copper interests as counsel. Leventritt denied any resignation and said he has not been approached by copper interests. Similar talk about Justice Dugro also circulated, which he denied as untrue and said he planned to remain on the bench.

Leventritt Supreme Court Morgan J. O’brien TIMES Justice Dugro

Clarke Transferred Amid Brooklyn Street Cleaning Turmoil

Will iam 8. Clarke, chief of Brooklyn Street Cleaning, moved three weeks ago to Manhattan by the new Commissioner after a clash with Mayor and Commissioner Woodbury. Alfred Taylor succeeds Clarke, formerly in charge of Williamsburg, and is allied with Senator McCarren. Clarke says he is satisfied and praises Taylor's competence.

William 8. Clarke Brooklyn John McGaw Woodbury Woodbury Manhattan Clark Alfred Taylor Williamsburg McCarren Clarke Taylor

Columbia Architects Dine to Mark School's Twenty-Fifth Anniversary

At Avery Library Columbia University a dinner commemorated the School of Architecture's twenty-fifth year. Ninety Society of Columbia University Architects members attended with speakers including President Butler ex-President Seth Low Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke Dean A D F Hamlin and Dr James H Canfield. Remarks highlighted founder Ware and student relations.

Avery Columbia University School of Architecture Society of Columbia University Architects Butler Seth Low Caspar Purdon Clarke A. D. F. Hamlin James H. Canfield Ware England

Umbrella Makers Strike Seizes East Side Shops

The first umbrella makers strike in the city began yesterday affecting about sixty shops and 300 workers. The walkout seeks higher wages and union recognition, with a committee reporting to United Trades at 175 East Broadway and gaining its support. The united trades group has been organizing small crafts on the east side amid wage competition.

United Trades East Broadway East Side

Diamond Jim Brady Buys Bergen Farm Near Somerville

Diamond Jim Brady of New York purchases the Bergen farm on the Raritan River near Somerville from C. Duval and moves his family there. Reported price around 25000 dollars.

Jim” Brady New York Times New. Brunswick Jim’’ Brady New York Bergen Farm Raritan River Somerville

Grape-Nuts Claim To Restore Health And Complexion

A Nashville woman credits Grape-Nuts with curing long standing illnesses after three years of doctors and costly treatments. She says the food improved her heart kidneys sight and complexion and ended headaches and nerves. She urges others to try the simple digested food and mentions Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan and the book The Road to Wellville.

Nashville Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Yale and Princeton Battle To Scoreless Draw In Classic

Yale and Princeton clash in a tense 0-0 stalemate amid a capacity crowd of about 28,000. Veeder and Harlan spark notable plays as Yale threatens late, while Princeton's defense and kicking test Yale throughout the grind.

Dozens of Newark police halt New York motorists bound for Princeton Yale game

About a hundred drivers from the city, en route to Princeton for the Princeton Yale football game, were stopped in Newark for violating New Jersey auto laws. Cars with wrong or unregistered New York numbers were found. several drivers posted $19 bail each at the First Precinct. Herbert Want of Manhattan and Richard Croker Jr were among those held briefly. Croker was allowed to proceed after removing his New York plate. A Mercer Mercedes carrying H Havemeyer’s party was diverted to a Pennsylvania Rail train to reach Princeton in time.

Veeder Harlan McCormick Yale Princeton Rece New York Philadelphia Old College Princeton Yale Val Flood Rulon Miller Jones Dillon Knox Tiger Wister Bigelow Newark New Jersey Jersey City Market First Precinct Herbert Want West Forty-eighth Street Manhattan Richard Croker, Jr van Wyck Four Corners H . Havemeyer A. H. Kinney Market and Halsey Streets

New Job On The List In Court

Magistrate Sweetser questioned Charles Johnson at 204 West Fortieth Street about his occupation. Johnson said he keeps people awake in a billiard and poolroom and wakes patrons by shaking them or guiding them outside if needed. He claimed Teo Blunt of disorderly conduct threw rocks while awake and leaving the building.

Hannah Graham Central Park Miss Graham Caruso Bronxdale Uniesse Sergt. McGirr Park Sweetser Charles Johnson West Fortieth Street Johnson Teo Blunt Columbus Avenue Tie Blunt

Prosecutor Heney Weds Rebecca Belvin in Piedmont

Assistant District Attorney Francis J. Heney married Rebecca McMullin Belvin at Piedmont in Alameda County. He leads the graft investigation in San Francisco and has faced threats while Mayor Eugene Schmitz and city boss Abraham Ruef have been indicted.

San Francisco Francis J. Heney Rebecca McMullin Belvin Piedmont Alamada Heney Oregon Roosevelt Eugene E. Schmitz Abraham Ruef

Countess Moulton to visit Berlin despite accident

Copenhagen dispatch says Countess Moulton American by birth, injured in a riding accident with an arm broken, will travel to Berlin to accept Emperor William’s invitation. Foreign Minister Levetzau relayed the emperor’s sympathy and noted the Countess’s planned departure tomorrow. The Countess’s mother is the former Boston singer married to Denmark’s minister to Germany.

Copenhagen Ratben Levetzau William Berlin Moulton Boston Germany J. H. de Hegermann-Lindencrone

Yesterday's Fires Report Across The City

A series of fires and smoke damage were reported throughout the day with multiple addresses listed. Notable incidents include John Schultz at 189 Avenue A with $500 damage and Angelo Aneso at 23T East Eleventh Street with trifling damage. Other properties show varied losses from $10 to $900, with several trifling damages and unknown owners noted.

Nelson Avenue 169Th 170Th Streets Joseph Ward Avenue A John Schultz East Eleventh Street Angelo Aneso Third Avenue Horowicz& Son Madison Avenue Annié Price Oee Fifth Avenue Annie Shoshansky Fortieth Street Robert West 110Th Street Vincent Pescia Dame E Henry Street Mason Cletcher Thirty-first Street Bernard Co. Courtney East Broadway M. Simpson Acada West Chester Avenue J. N. Ruhe Samuel Flight Cypress Aveue 1324 Street Ninth Avenue C. Bowman Tremont Avenue John Stennett Allen Street L. Matchell Chrystie Street H. Eisenstein Irving Place William Coffee East 135Th Street Daniel Sullivan L. Greenstein

Morningstar Leads Taylor With Cue in Harlem Exhibition

Morningstar tallied 300 points at 18.2 balk line as 1,800-point five-night match totals show Morningstar leading Taylor 1,500 to 1,341. High runs reached 66 for Morningstar and 14 for Taylor. averages listed as 1612-18 and 116-17 respectively. Morningstar also beat Taylor 300 to 124 in Jersey City at the Union League Club.

Morningstar Taylor Oro Morningstar al Taylor Harlem Morninstar William Gershel Jersey City

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