Nurse Arrested in Doctor's Home Ends Quietly
Dr Edward Bronson, a retired physician and former University Club official, had nurse Minnie Varian arrested at his 10 West Forty-ninth Street home. In Night Court the charge was dropped after Varian testified she sought money and Bronson said he would drop the case if she stopped harassing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Bronson
University Club
Minnie Varian
West Forty-ninth Street
Bronson
East Fifty-first Street
Cooney
West 187Th Street
Shipbuilding suit by Dresser faces Nassau County Court
Daniel Le Roy Dresser sues the Shipbuilding Trust for about 2 million dollars. The Nassau County Court, under order to proceed peremptorily, opens tomorrow in Mineola with Supreme Court Justice Thomas presiding. Dresser also has actions against Mercantile Trust Company. outcomes and trial order remain undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel le Roy Dresser
Shipbuilding Trust
Nassau County Court
Supreme Court
Thomas
Mineola
Dresser
Mercantile Trust Company
Nellie M. Hildreth
William Ilson
Ten Eyck theft case dropped in Salem earlier report
Salem Massachusetts October fifth. James H. Ten Eyck Jr was arrested in Syracuse New York on a larceny charge involving $1500 from Stephen S Geuss of Salem. Prosecutors say the case was discontinued after his lawyers paid Geuss and city county expenses to settle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
James H. Ten Eyck, Jr
Syracuse
N. Y
Young En. Eyck
Stéphen S. Geuss
Ten Eyck
Geuss
Young Ten Eyck
Storms Hit Baracoa and Nearby Shipping
A west Indies storm battered Baracoa on the northeast coast with major damage to the Custom House and other buildings. An American schooner wrecked but crew saved. The Reina Maria Cristina and La Navarre faced gales near Abaco Island and Alligator Reef, while the Nora Wiggins crew reached Havana after a wreck off Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Baracoa
Custom House
Abaco Island
St. Nazaire
Abaco
Wid
Nora Wiggins
Ship Harbor
N. S
Alligator Reef
Florida
Dutch Premier says no reply yet on Caracas note
Prime Minister HedemskerK said no official reply has been received from Baron von Seckendorff in Caracas about President Castro's stance on the Dech note. He added Holland must know Castro's intentions before deciding future action and that Holland, while coordinating with Powers, trusts the sympathy of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Prmier Hedmskerk
Baron von Seckendorff
Caracas
Castro
Holland
Escec
Unitedates
University of St Petersburg Closes Quietly
The University of St Petersburg closed today without disorder and may reopen before Christmas. Rector Shivkevich says most students opposed the strike but fell under political committees. Orders were issued for lectures to resume despite potential disorder as Polytechnical Institute and Women’s College join the strike. Prime Minister Stolypin travels to the Gulf of Finland to report to the Emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
University of St. Petersburg
Shivkevich
St. Petersburg University
Imperial Polytechnical Institute
Women’s College
Stolypin
Gulf of Finland
Evans Court Martial Opens in Manila
The court martial convened aboard the battleship Vermont to try Lieut. Frank T. Evans. Charges and specifications were read, and adjournment set until tomorrow to begin testimony. The panel includes Capt. Schroeder as Judge Advocate and several captains and lieutenants. Major Williams prosecutes for the Marine Corps and Capt. Harding with Lieut. Kayser defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Frank T. Evans
Vermont
Seaton ‘Schroeder
Admiral Nebogatoff Begins Naval War History
St Petersburg Oct 5 Admiral Nebogatoff former commander under Rojestvensky is writing a naval history of the war between Russia and Japan. The first volume covers events before the Tsushima Straits clash and has been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Russia
Japan
Nebogatoff
Rojestvensky
Togo
Tsushima Straits
Two Americans Reported Lost After Philippine Typhoon
Charles J. H. Webster and Benjamin Franklin Blush left Pilar Sor sogon on Sept 24 in an open boat, two hours before a typhoon struck and are believed lost. A vigorous search is under way and authorities seek notification for family members Charles P. Webster of Cincinnati and C. W. Rush of Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles J. H. Webster
Benjamin Franklin Blush
War Department
Pilar Sorsogon
Philippine Islands
Charles P. Webster
Austin Hills
Cincinnati
C. W. Rush
S. Street
Lincoln
Ward Liner Monterey Fire En Route to Havana
The Ward steamer Monterey from New York is aloft in harbor distress as a fire rages aboard after arrival. Fire crews work to scuttle forward hatches and unload from after hatches to assess damage and salvage cargo. vessels expect a large portion of the cargo may be destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Harbo
Havana
Monterey
New York
New Medical Society Incorporates in City
Supreme Court Justice Gerard approved the incorporation of the American Society for Medical Research yesterday. The group aims to conduct clinical and laboratory research, maintain laboratories, and a bureau of statistics with offices in the city. Incorporators include P. Farrelly, 117 East Thirty-first Street. Diani Belais, 2025 Broadway. Maud R. Ingersoll, 117 East Thirty-first Street. Eva F. Brown, 27 West Thirty-first Street. and S. M. Kelly of Dobbs Ferry, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Medical Society
Supreme Court
Gerard
American
Sogiet
Kilmane Medical Research
Bureau of Statistics
East Ty-First Street
Diani Belais
Maud R. Ingersoll
Ty-first Street
Eva I. F. Brown
West Thirty-first Street
S. M. Kelly
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Newark youth shoots father to protect mother during deadly family quarrel
Theodore Ciler, 19, shot and mortally wounded his father in the Middleton Avenue home after the elder man threatened to fetch a shotgun. The boy, who had moved to defend his mother, kept her bandaged with her head in his lap as police arrived to arrest him. the mother survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Ciler
Newark
Oiler
Middleton Avenue
John Ciler
Frank Prestler
Theodore
Ciler
Prestlers
Staid
Newark City Hospital
Bank receivers urged to speed up winding up affairs
Controller of the Currency Lawrence O. Murray urged faster action by bank receivers at a lecture for Bank Examiners. Sixteen receivers attended as he criticized excessive fees and slow handling of assets, noting rejected compromise recommendations and promising salary cuts for staff not handling enough assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Lawrence O. Murray
Murray
American Gift To Togo Wins Adm Togo Dinner Tribute
In Tokio on October 5 Admiral Togo hosted wives of American naval officers awaiting the Atlantic fleet. Lieut. Commander Dougherty presented a silver boat gift from Col. Thompson with the countrywide subscription. Togo’s brief reply was cabled to Col. Thompson in New York. Prince Fushimi also hosted a dinner for F D Loomis and his party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Togo
John A. Dougherty
Col. Thompson
Dougherty
Col
Thompson
New York
Prince Fushimi
F.D. Loomis
Mr. Loomis
Japan
Submarine Emeraude Completes Long Underwater Run
CHERBOURG reports the submarine Emeraude arrived after eighty one hours under water covering 693 miles at nine knots. The crew, though fatigued, endured the trial admirably. Also noted are cholera cases in St. Petersburg and currency reforms in Peking, with Amoy declaring disease free and refrigeration congress in Paris. Bermuda endures heavy rains and a Somerset Island whirlwind with no fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherbourg
Emeraude
ST. Petersburg
Sanitary Bureau
Peking
Amoy
China
Paris
Congress
America
Hamilton
Bermuda
Somerset Island
Salem Nail Co in receivership after bankruptcy filing
The Salem Nail Company at 279 Pearl Street, once led by John A. Wilbur, was placed in the hands of Addison S. Price as receiver after an involuntary bankruptcy petition by Epstein Brothers for Edward Moroney. Creditors expect about ten cents on the dollar. the company holds diverse stock and high interest payables with minimal assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Nail Company
Pearl Street
John A. Wilbur
Board of Education
Epstein Brothers
Edward Moroney
Holt
Addison S. Price
Pratt
Admiral Nelson
Wilbur
Julia
George E. Bedell
New Jersey
Bradstreet’s
Greenwich Bank
Century Bank
J. Archibald Manhern
Anderson T. Hern
Fred
Kriebel
Co. D. Montague
Waldorf Court
Brooklyn
Jesse Epstein
Company notes amid Wilbur regime draw receiver’s challenge
Receiver Pratt indicated that notes issued during the Wilbur regime yielded little to the company and may have been handed to money lenders at high interest rates, a point he plans to contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Pratt
Canadian strikers submit after mass meeting
Canadian Pacific Railway mechanics on strike decide to return to work after denouncing strike leaders. Winnipeg reports a complete company victory as terms were not offered. Montreal confirms no new terms and states returning workers will resume under prior conditions with possible reemployment of strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
D. McNicoll
Registration window and voting eligibility notice
Polls open 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. You must register to vote on November 3. For participation in the next primary you must enroll when you register.
Nine hundred thousandth US patent issued
The United States Patent Office issued its 900 000th patent on a traveling stairs improvement. Commissioner Moore attached the patent, which recalls Washington signed early patents. Moore predicts the one millionth patent will arrive in 1911 as American invention leads global output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States ‘Patent Office
Moore
Chicago
Mr. Moore
Parade in Rip Van Winkle Land
Fair weather aided Catskill O Ola Home Week Business Men's Day with a parade through Tratling Waters. The Greene County Society organized the float procession in Rip Van Winkle country, linking Catskill to New York City events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catskill
Catskil
Rip van Winkle
Greene County Society
City of
New York
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E. B. Bronson
Oarman
West Indies
Venezuela
University
Petersburg
Philippine
Chas. H. Fletcher
Centaur Co
New York City
Notes of Foreign Affairs
Salem Nail CO
O’neill-Adams Company
Gold Standard Stamp, CO
Flatiron
Telephone
Gramercy
Samuel E. Ramseyer
Rip van Winkle Land
Matin
London
R. H. Macy & Co
Mariz Louise
Th. Georgette
Lord & Taylor
Dean Aeries
Qakan
Jamel
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