Archbishop Farley Home Welcomed by Catholic Dignitaries
The Right Rev. John M. Farley returned to New York aboard the Princess Irene from Naples to a throng of about 1,000 clergymen and laymen. He spoke of his Rome visits, praised the Pope, and hinted at a red hat with a joking gesture using a blackthorn cane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Farley
New York
Mer. Cerutti
James B. Lewis
Charles A. Cassidy
St. Peter’s Church
New Brighton
Naples
Catholicgy
Rosendale
Bay
Rosedale
Hoboker Pier
Rall
Rome
Farley
Andermatt
Switzerland
Peter
Archbishop Farley
Nession
America
América
North River
Grant
West Fiftieth Street
Holy Name Society
Madison Avenue
Rank Ro McCarthy
Vefssel
F. F. Cusack
P. J. Hayes
Mgrs
M. J. Lavelle
J. I. Mooney
John Edwards
P.L. Hayes
James J. Flood
Catholic Club
E. J. McGuire
Knights of Columbus
W. I. Mohan
A. M. Levy Silk Firm Plans New Jersey Incorporation
The A. and M. Levy organization announces a New Jersey incorporation with 700000 capital stock as part of a plan to satisfy debts. The firm, silk manufacturers at 84 Greene Street and Paterson, faces a United States District Court proceeding with Alexander as receiver. Creditors claim liabilities around 1100000 with assets not yet stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & M. Levy
New Jersey
A. & MM. Levy
Greene Street
Paterson
I. G
United States District Court
Vna Fe
Peter. Alexander
Negro Odd Fellows Loses Ejection Suit
L Taylor of the Hamilton Lodge Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, a Black member, won a $750 verdict after being ejected from a lodge meeting on December 13 1905 for not paying a $10 fine. Judge Justice Guys reduced the original $1 000 award and warned of a new trial if Taylor rejects. Defendants named were Gran Noble Goosby Arthur Derrick Henry Dennis and George Sparrow all lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Taylor
Hamilton Lodge
Grand United Order of Od Fellows
Supreme Court
Guys
Justice Guy
Taylor
Gran Noble Goosby
Noble Taylor
Goosby
Arthur G. Derrick
Henry H Dennis
George Sparrow
Northcliffe arrives for holiday amid talk of paper prices
Lord Northcliffe, head of the Harmsworth group and The Times, docked aboard the Lusitania with Lady Northcliffe and others. He plans two months’ holiday and comments on paper shortages, urging smaller or cheaper papers, and discusses Times pricing and independence. He will visit Toronto and Washington briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Northcliffe
Harmscorty Pensoned
London Daily Mall
Cunard
Lusitania
Lady Northcliffe
Harmsworth
Algernon Douglas- Pennant
Douglas-Pennant
New York
Queensto
Queenstown
Mauretania
England
America
London
Sai Northcliffe
Marion Terry
Harry Lauder
the Times
Times
Toronto
Washington
St. Regis
Local Advertisements Offer Board and Furnished Rooms
Classified notes from yesterday's Times advertise board and furnished rooms in top localities. Residents and visitors are urged to contact 1000 Bryant. ads subject to strict scrutiny.
Mail and money politics tied to Standard Oil in new letters
The report notes growing piles of letters about payments to politicians by Standard Oil and other figures. It cites W. M. Burden and family illness during a shipboard voyage, and details the Hu’stania crossing with saloon passengers and mail carried on the first day of the new two cent postage. It compares English mail by Kaiserin Augusta Victoria and yesterday’s mail volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
W. M. Burden
Townsend Burden
Queenstown
Husitania
Hamburg-America
Southampto
Walsh Sues Over Push Into Train At Chatham Square
Henry Walsh of Unionport sues Interborough Rapid Transit for $5,000 damages after a Second Avenue elevated car incident at Chatham Square. Justice Goff scolded special policeman Hardiman for arresting a citizen. case settled with Walsh receiving $500 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Goff
Henry Walsh
Unionport
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Second Avenue
Chatham Square
Francis J. Hardiman
Walsh
Hardiman
Tombs Court
Justice Goff
Woman Contests Election Leads Foresters Vote
Detroit report shows Mrs Rose D Rittman of Minneapolis Tenn elected president of the Women Catholic Order of Foresters by one vote over Mrs Elizabeth Rodgers of Chicago. Rodgers plans to contest citing priest intimidation amid a week long convention with 62 delegates and three ballots dismissed on technicalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Rose D. Rittman
Minneapolis
Tenn
Herring Ready 19 Fly Before Signal Corps Tests
A. M. Herring said his government aeroplane will undergo tests with Signal Corps officers this month. He plans to be ready next Tuesday but may delay preliminary flights until late month at Fort Myer. He has not requested a change of site, though he prefers a freer location than Fort Myer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Herring
Signal Corps
Fort. Myer
Harbert offers 500 prize for cross Lake Michigan flight
Howard F Harbert of Chicago posts a 500 prize to the first American to fly an aero plane from Chicago to South Haven Michigan across Lake Michigan, about 75 miles. The flight must occur within a year and Harbert will not compete. He is building an aeroplane but not in the race. The prize was posted at a bank yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Howard F. Harbert
Lake Michigan
South Haven
Mich
Harbert
Hughes Independent League launched at Clinton Hall meeting
Henry Moskowitz presided as executive member of the new Hughes Independent League formed at Clinton Hall 151 Clinton Street. East side settlement workers pledged cooperation and plans to appeal to Orthodox Hebrew voters to back Governor Hughes on patriotism rather than politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Independent League
Clinton Hall
Clinton Street
Henry Moskowitz
City College
Kern Will Speak Hereabouts For Vice Presidential Candidate
At Democratic National Headquarters in the Hoffman House last night the itinerary of Vice Presidential Candidate James W Kern for this State and vicinity was announced listing appearances from Oct 14 to Oct 19 in Elizabeth Newark Tammany Hall Brooklyn Stamford Bridgeport Utica and Norwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman House
James W. Kern
Elizabeth
N. J
Newark
Broadway
Tammany Hall
Brooklyn
Stamford
Stone Given Reduced Sentence On Bet Betting Conviction
Philip Stone, previously jailed in Newark for two years and fined $2,000 after a horse racing bets conviction, left court nearly free. Prosecutor Mott recommended the action, Judge Ten Eyck reduced the fine to $1,500 and shortened the prison term to one year with a stay pending further court order. Stone is in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Stone
Newark
Mott
Ten Eyck
Stone
Auto Knocks Down 8 Year Old in City Crossing
Pearl Goodman aged 8 of 258 West Fifty-fifth Street was struck by a car from Quick Auto Agency at 1709 Broadway while crossing near her home. She suffered contusions and possible internal injuries and was taken to Roosevelt Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Goodman
West Fifty-fifth Street
Quick Auto Agency
Broadway
Roosevelt Hospital
Hats Held Up At Port In Valuation Inquiry
Importers of women's hats at the port express exasperation over government delays on heavy imports while an investigation into their declared values proceeds. Local customs authorities questioned values as prominent importers are said to have undervalued entries. A hearing before General Appraiser Howell occurred yesterday with a decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Actress Donna Seymour Trial Ends in Jury’s Disagreement
The trial of Donna Seymour charged with stealing 300 from Charles sransouil of West Twenty third Street ended in a jury disagreement. Judge Foster of General Sessions committed the prisoner to the Tombs for another trial. Referee William Willis tied to the Par Association charges against City Magistrate Otto H. Droege received an extension to October 27 to file his report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Seymour
Charles Sransouil
West Twenty-third Street
Foster
General Sessions
William Willis
Par Association
Otto H. Droege
Registration and Voting Hours Noted for Nov. 3 Election
Polls open 7 AM to 10 PM. Voters must register to vote on November 3. Those seeking to participate in the next primary election must enroll when you register.
Deaf Mutes School Offer Could Transfer City Plant
New York may receive the Lexington Avenue institution for deaf mutes with 225 pupils, 30 teachers, and buildings valued near $500000. If accepted by the Board of Estimate, the school would become a public non sectarian day program with transport and capacity for about 700 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lexington Avenue
Charles M. Hough
Board of Education
America
East Twentythird Street
Lexington Avenue Institution
New York City
Egerton L. Winthrop
W. H. Maxwell
Metz
Winthrop
Board of Estimate
Twenty-third Street
Sixty-sixth Street
Maxwell
Lexington Avenue School
Gillaudet College
Washington
Association For
Collins Lumber Company Bankrupt Adjudicated
In Clarksburg West Virginia Judge Dayton In the Federal court declared Creed Collins of Pennsborogh and the Collins Company bankrupt. Liabilities total 24879 dollars with assets 46644 dollars for the Collins Company while Creed Collins’s assets are about 92427 dollars. The Collins Company controls most stock of the Pennsborough Lumber Company which runs a retail lumber business and a large planing mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
West Va
Dayton
Creed Collins
Pennsborogh
Ritchie County
Collins Company
Collings Company
Collins
Pennsborough Lumber Company
Kern Says Taft Is Unfit In Virginia Tour
Democratic Vice Presidential candidate John W. Kern spoke to farmers in Botetourt County and Clifton Forge Virginia arguing the Republican platform profits wealthy donors and fails workers. He criticized Taft's record, noted beef trust injunctions, and planned further stops in Huntington, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fincastle
Botetourt County
John W. Kern
North
Virginia
Mr. Kern
Clifton Forge
Kern
Masonic Opera House
Taft
Oyster Bay
New York
Gen. Grant
Grosscup
Supreme Court
Beef Trust
Taft Hopes Aided by College Campa Ignition
E Stags L Whitin of Columbia University, chairman of the National Republican League, plans to organize campa clubs for Taft and Hughes in the state. He will visit Cornell University, University of Syracuse, Rochester University, University at Buffalo, Alfred University, and Union College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Stags L Whitin
Columbia
Univesity
National Republican League
Eee
Taft and
Hughes
Mr. Whit
Cornell University
Sarrcisse
Rochester University
University of Buffalo
Alfred Univesity
Union Ant “Nigste
Carnegie and Sage Give Big Sums to Taft Campaign
Mrs Sace and Carnegie aid Taft republican chairman Woodruff announces Carnegie has 20000 to the campaign fund. Mrs Russell Sage sent 1000 to aid the election of Atte and Gov Hushes. The record shows large contributions strengthening the Republican drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sace
Carnegie Aid
Taft
Republic
Woodruff
Yestern State Committee
Andrew Carnegie
Campaign Fund Publican National Committee
Russell Sage
Atte
Gov. Hushes
Reces
Ream Hie
Republielin
Political conventions nominate candidates to district seats
The text reports party conventions naming candidates for the Thirteenth Congress District and other districts. Gerald Hull Gray, a lawyer, is nominated by the Republicans, Jacques Cohen, an auctioneer, by the Democrats, with mentions of real estate centers and adjourned meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Hull Gray
J. Popper
Jacques Cohen
Registration leads in Wests Chester County voting day
The first day’s registration in Wests Chester County was slightly ahead of yesterday’s. Republican leaders say the showing is good as some voters have moved over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westschester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pope
Friends of Catholic Church
RED Hat
R. H. Macy & Co
Iain
Tate
Macy
Diana Mallory
Thurson
Weary
The
Burnham
Kildare
Nicholson
Man
Biodney
McCutcheon
Firing Line
Chambers
Mr. Crewe
Carder
Church
O’ Higgins
Ned of
Greerles
Montgomery Thugs of the Mask
Mac Gra Whittaker
Lincoln
Barr
Barry Gordon
Payson
Herrick
Rinehart
Sinclair
Gentleman
Ner
Léwisohn
Sword of Dundee
Peck
Valenciennes
Moin
Aan
Oor
Iherty
Lord Ae
Tims
London Times
Mississippi
G. I
Buckle
Moberly Bell
Atlas
Valentine Chirdl
Direc
Fift
Wall Street
S. R. Guggenheim
American Smelting and Refining Company
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Robert W. Cairns
Justice W. J. Gaynor
Interborough
Forrester
United States Signal Corps
New League
Auto
Customs Service
ASK City
Take Dear
MUTE
Free To Education Board
DR. Maxwell
Collins Lumber Company
Cn Panity
Bryan
Fluntington
Harold Macgrath
Bobbs-Merrill CO
Fuxblishera
Ail
Westchester
Carlton
Eno A
el Gs
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!