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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1906

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Governess Accused After Hurling Baby From Ship

Rosa Naedle, a 27-year-old Swiss governess aboard the Holland-América liner Nieuwe Amsterdam, hurled Aaron Gubowski, one year old, overboard during rough seas near the Atlantic. Lifeboat search failed to recover the child as the ship circled the waves. Mrs. Gubowski collapsed, later told her husband back in Fargo, while Naedle remained confined to her cabin awaiting trial.

Nieuwe Amsterdam Hoboken Rotterdam Rosa Naedle Berne Switzerland United States Boulogne Channel Bay of Biscay Ehhildren Mrs. Gubowski Miss Naedle Aaron Gubowski Aron Kelsey Holland

Sheehan Defends Truth, Croker Attacks in Tamany Hall Feud

John C. Sheehan, a former Tam many Hall leader, denounces Richard Croker as false deceitful and dishonest. He recalls backing Croker in 1897 and disputes Croker’s claims of leadership, asserting his opposition within and beyond Tamny Hall until the 1901 fusion defeated Croker.

John C. Sheehan Tammany Hall Richard Croker Sheehan Greater New York Mr. Croker van Wyck Executive Committee Croker New York

Murphy for Perry Belmont on State Committee seats

Charles F. Murphy stated he had no objection to Perry Belmont joining the State Committee and believed Belmont could regain his seat if regularly elected. Belmont’s letter to Chairman Conners explained he resigned after being misinformed about affairs by Murphy and Bourke Cockran.

Charles F. Murphy Perry Belmont State Committee Mr. Belmont Chairman- Conners

Police Chief to reinstate eight officers under recent court ruling

Police Commissioner Bingham will reinstate four captains fifteen sergeants and two detective sergeants retired by ex-Commissioner McAdoo. The captains Geheghan Gorman Kenny and McNamara will return under the appellate division decision on retirements for physical disability.

Bingham Police Department McAdoo Geheghan Gorman Kenny McNamara Appellate Division Supreme Court

Passengers Sailing Today for Bremen via Plymouth and Cherbourg

Among the travelers aboard today bound for Bremen via Plymouth and Cherbourg are Mr and Mrs Frank Gould Mr and Mrs F J Mackay Mr and Mrs Fred Sterry Mrs E C Knight Halsey W Kent S Dana and C E Cushing.

Bremen Plymouth Cherbour Frank Gould F. J. Mackay Fred Sterry E. C. Knight Halsey W. Kent S. Dana C. E. Cushing

New Broadway Subway Expresses Begin Service to 187th Street

The Broadway Subway express trains to 187th Street started yesterday with southbound runs to the center track near 137th Street and northbound runs to the middle track at 100th Street. Public focus centered on Ninety-sixth Street, where crowding was anticipated but not observed. about 200 riders boarded expresses there, then swiftly switched to locals or Lenox Avenue trains.

187Th Street 137Th Street 100Th Street Ninety-sixth 137Th Streets Interborough Company Washington Heights Broadway Lenox Avenue Wi Street Ninety-sixth Street Interborough 187Th Streets Kingsbridge

Henchmen Desert Ruef

San Francisco dispatch says the Grand Jury will indict Abe Ruef, Mayor Schmitz, and several Supervisors. Up to fifty people may face charges as Assistant District Attorney Heney’s probe into franchise grafting expands, with Ruef losing support but offering to aid with graft evidence.

New York Times San Francisco Abe” Ruef Schmitz Heney Ruef Messrs. Heney Burns

Guaranteed Mortgage Offer Promises Tax Free 4 Percent Return

The Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Company offers Guaranteed Mortgages that protect investors from loss due to mortgagee default or any cause. They place the investor in possession of the mortgage and manage it at no cost, yielding a net tax free income of 4 percent. No investor has ever lost a dollar.

Lineman Burns In Midair At Brooklyn Work Site

Charles T. Johnson a 50 year old lineman for the New York and New Jersey Telephone Company was shocked unconscious while repairing wires at Bay Thirty-first Street and Eighty-sixth Street Bath Beach. He lay across a grid of live wires with clothes smoking before rescue by Bath Beach Fire and Detective Sergt Finn. Johnson was taken to Norwegian Hospital seriously burned on arms legs and body.

Charles T. Johnson Baltic Street Brooklyn New York and New Jersey Telephone Company Bay Thirty-first Street Eighty-sixth Street Bath Beach Sergt. Finn Finn Johnson

Man fakes fit among firemen crowd on Park Avenue

At about 8 last evening a man pretended to have a fit while firemen from Engine Company 36 on Park Avenue near 126th Street prepared for a call. An Harlem Hospital ambulance was summoned and Dr Ginsberg observed no real illness. A police officer identified him later as a professional faker, James Robertson of 267 West 44th Street, and he was locked up as a disorderly person after a yearlong search by Officer Vetter.

Park Avenue 126Th Street Harlem Hospital Ginsberg East 126Th Street Vetter James Robertson West Forty-fourth Street

Harpers Books By Mark Twain 30000 Bequest And Other Stories

A new volume collects nearly forty Twain stories and sketches some previously unprinted in book form. Notable pieces include St Joan of Arc Italian Without a Master Amended Biographies Advice to Little Girls The Danger of Lying in Bed Post Mortem Poetry The Five Boons of Life A Helpless Situation and more plus A Dog's Tale Adam's Diary Eve's Diary The Death Risk and other pieces.

Mark Twain St. Joan of Arc

The Very Small Person by Annie Hamilton Donnell

Rebecca Mary will be recalled as a novel and altogether charming volume of child life for older readers. Donnell’s new book is a delicate series of odd little comedies and tragedies of childhood, with exquisite tint illustrations by Elizabeth Shippen Green enhancing its gift-book appeal.

Rebecca Mary Rs. Donenell Elizabeth Shippen Green

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