French Scholar Mazzarelli Ends His Life in New York
Antoine Jules Cesar Wenceslas Ermant gilde Mazzarelli, famed author and educator, died by suicide in his apartment at 486 West 156th Street. His desk held English, French, and Italian manuscripts. his shelves housed historical and political works. Born 1847 in Angoulême, his career included war service, journalism, tutoring rich families, and high Masonic rank. He came to America in 1877 after political imprisonment in France.
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Antoine
Jules Cesar Wenceslas
Ermantgilde Mazzarelli
la Sehular
Newhburg
Marion
Alphonse Fabre
Hhe retter—Muzzarelli
Piero Traini
M. Muzzarelli
M. Fabre
Flo
Alc
Xnuzzarelli
Fabre
An Fabre
Muzzarelli
France
Angouléme
University of Lyons
Coulmiers
Orléans
Paris
Marshal McMahon
Gambetta
America
Mazzarelli
Mary Prescott Brandon
Salt Lake City
West
Magzarelli
Astors
Vanderbilts
Universal Supreme Council of
United States
Canada
South America
Panama
Canal
Muzzarell
Hic Mfe
Toutor
Wed in spite of count in mixed marriage case
Viggio von Holstein Rothlow and Mrs. R A Collins arrived aboard the Scandinavian liner. C F Tietgen wed in London before the voyage. Mrs von Holstein Rothlow says she erred in marrying an older man, met Rothlow in Portland, and followed him to Copenhagen. Count von Holstein Rothlow refused consent. The couple plan to move to Iowa where Rothlow will buy a large farm.
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Yove
Viggio von Holstein Rothlow
R.A. Collins
R. A. Collins
Portland
Ore
C. F. Tietgen
London
Copenhagen
von Hiolstein Rothlew
Rothlew
Castle Square Opera Company
Rothlow
Count von Holstein Rothlow
von Holstein Rothlow
Iowa
Jury Finds Teacher Sane After Bellevue Observation
Elias L. Rossen, a school teacher held at Bellevue Hospital for over three months, was found sane by a jury before Supreme Court Justice Brady after a three day trial. He thanked the jurors as he left and pledged to keep in touch, saying he would follow the advice of a devoted admirer.
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Elias L. Rossen
Bellevue Hospital
Supreme Court
Brady
Rossen
Cus
Burbank Heirs Bring US Suit Over Million in Gold
The heirs of Ambrose Burbank sue to recover 100000 from residuary legatee Caleb A Burbank in a US Circuit Court trial before Judge Ward. They cite letters claiming a wish to fund relatives, while Caleb’s team calls the letters forgeries. This is the third trial date after illnesses and a death delayed past actions.
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Ambrose B. Burbank
Meary G. Ward
United States Circuit Court
David Burbank Newcomb
Mary Ellen Newcomb
Samuel A. Whitehouse
Edwin H. Watson
Caleb A. Burbank
Burbank
Eleazer Burbank Newcomb
Samuel J. Tilden
Caleb Burbank
Hawkins & Delafield
Nassau Street
Newcomb
United States Court
SULLIVAN SLOT DEVICES RAID LEADS TO CHARGES
Nathan Rosenblum and Henry Weiss faced Magistrate Breen in Yorkville Court charged by the Children’s Society with operating slot machines that allegedly harmed morals of children. Bail set at 500 dollars each. Machines displayed cards claiming installation by Sullivan Advertising Co and promising merchandise for pennies, nickels, or quarters inserted, including chewing gum.
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Nathan Rosenblum
East Wifty-seventh Street
Henry Weiss
Fast Seventyfourth Street
Breen
Yorkville Court
Children's Society
I 3
C. 2. Sullivan Advertising Company
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-third Street
Cornelius J. Sullivan
Timothy Sullivan
Timothy.p. Sullivan
Reese M. Mills
Suit over pearls fails in Supreme Court
Justice Dowling dismissed the action brought by Thomas L. Martin against Alfred H. Smith & Co., diamond merchants, to recover 4400 as 2 percent commission on a black pearl necklace sold to Mrs Collis P Huntington for 220000 four years earlier. Smith & Co. argued the necklace was sold by W D N Perine and that Martin did not introduce the buyer. Dowling found no established cause of action.
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Supreme Court
Dowling
Thomas L. Martin
Alfred H. Smith &Co
Fifth Avenue
Collis P. Huntington
Martin
Woman seeks voter registration order for Dr Julian Sears
Miss Mary Coleman, a New York lawyer, filed in Supreme Court to compel the Board of Elections to reinstate Dr Julian Sears of Carnegie Hall as a registered voter. Justice Blanchard issued a writ of mandamus returnable for today. Dr Sears is a member of the National Progressive Woman's Suffrage League and funds are available to carry the case to high court.
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Mary Coleman
Broadway
Supreme Court
Blanchard
Board of Elections
Julian Seton Sears
Carnegie Hall
Sears
National Progressive Woman's Suffrage League
Sofia Loebinger
Leasue
League
Dr. Sears
Loebinger
Death by own action ends man’s life as tailor woes
Max Krone 42 shot himself at 79 West Forty-seventh Street on Wednesday night and died at St Mark's Hospital. He had emigrated from Russia twenty years earlier and built a successful women's tailor business before moving uptown. His wife said he feared the stresses of the business and wanted no more tailoring. Police questioned delayed report of the death as investigators probe the case.
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Max Krone
West Forty-seventh Street
St.Mark's Hospital
Russia
Ninth Street
Second Avenue
Krone
St. Mark's Hospital
Abraham
Julius
Carl Pfister
St. Mark's
East Fifty-first Street
Self-inflicted deaths shock Central Park crowd
In Central Park near Centre Drive and Seventy second Street last evening Max Schindler 23 shot himself in the head and died. He had lived with the Hennett family at 18% West Eighty-seventh Street and left $20 in gold a gold match safe and a watch and chain. Henry Schneider 65 of 544 West Fortieth Street also shot himself in the stomach nearby and was taken to Presbyterian Hospital. He told doctors he faced family trouble and wished to die. The Hennentts declined to comment, cabled his parents in Germany and arranged embalming and removal of the body pending word from them.
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Central Park
Centre Drive
Schindler
Henry Schneider
West Fortieth Street
Thomas Costello
West Sixty-third Street
Schneider
Presbyterian Hospital
Tionnetts
Schindter
Unidentified man dies by self-inflicted gunshot on Speedway
A well dressed man around 500 years ondy shot himself in the right temple early yesterday on a Speedway drive at 6th Street. He had been dead about an hour when a speeding horseman found the body and had it taken to the West 152d Street Police Station.
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6Th Street
West 152d Street
Deputy City Chamberlain Appointed Nach: Not applicable
City Chamberlain Martin named as deputy to replace John J. Campbell who resigned. Harry J. Walsh, previously an examiner in the Law and Adjustment Bureau of the Department of Finance, becomes deputy. The post carries a $5,000 yearly salary.
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H. J. Walsh
Chamberlain Martin
John J. Campbell
Harry J. Walsh
Law and Adjustment Bureau
Department of Finance
Chamberlain
Former Stow partner reinstated to Stock Exchange membership
Henry Coolidge, once a partner in W. J. Stow & Co which collapsed over a year ago, was reinstated to Stock Exchange membership yesterday. Last June his former partner, W. I. Stow, sold his seat.
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Henry Coolidge
W. J. Stow & Co
The
Stock Exchange
W. l. Stow
Last of gambling paraphernalia moved for kindling
The final $285,000 worth of gambling gear seized during District Attorney Jerome s raids was loaded into a one horse truck and driven from the Criminal Courts Building to the Charity Organization Society yards at East Twenty eighth Street. There the roulette wheels card tables and other devices were to be chopped up for fuel.
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Jerome
Criminal Courts
Charity Organization Society
East Twenty-eighth Street
Supreme Court Grants Temporary Alimony in Duncan Case
Justice Bischoff awarded Mrs Therese L Duncan a month alimony of 250 plus counsel fees while divorce proceedings continue. She accuses George H Duncan, aligned with Davies Turner Co, of misconduct at the Falace Hotel Hoboken. Her attorney Philip J Britt says she earns 5500 annually. Duncan claims 2700 and denies the allegations.
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Supreme Court
Bischoff
Therese L. Duncan
George H. Duncan
Foreign Express
Davies, Turner & Co
Duncan
Philip J. Britt
Hoboken
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