Hawleys Seek $34,350 From Sister Over Loan Claim
Alan and William Hawley, brokers and Aero Club of America members, sue their sister Mrs. Jennie Levee to recover money allegedly lent before her marriage to Charles Levee. In court they dispute past debts and a safe breach used to access papers, with testimony continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan R. Hawley
Broad Street
Aero Club of America
William
ML Levee
Supreme Court
Erlanger
Arthur C. Train
Levee
New Canaan
Hawley
William Hawley & Co
Paris
St. Louis
Train
Ludlow Street
Osborne
Justice Erlanger
Howe & Hummel
Jennie M. Hawley
Mr. Hawley
Mr. Train
Jennid
Alan
Billy
Jennie
Erfenger
Ivory Soap Paste Makes Stronger Shampoo Solution
A recipe states to boil a third of a cake of Ivory Soap in one pint of water for ten minutes then cool in a glass jar. Add Ivory Soap Paste to lukewarm water and apply repeatedly to hair, rinsing thoroughly.
Legal dispute over loans or not in case before court
Justice Erlanger moderated lawyers to the real issue of whether moneys claimed by plaintiffs were loans. He warned counsel and threatened to remove a juror and place the case at the bottom of the calendar to keep focus on the question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlanger
Brandenburg To Return
Dayton Ohio October 26 Brandenburg who is wanted in New York on charges tied to a Cleveland written attack on Bryan appeared in police court to answer fugitive from justice. Case postponed to tomorrow. Detective Fitzsimmons attended. Brandenburg says he will return to New York after local court dismissal or bail release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Broughton Brandenburg
Ne York
Grover Cleveland
Bryan
Fitzsimmons
Tandenburg
New York
Provident Life Report Criticizes Philadelphia Syndicate
Nelson B. Hadley of the State Insurance Department released Oct 6 findings on Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York. He condemns the former Philadelphia syndicate for self served gains including an $18 000 annual salary for the Vice President. The report commends the current management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Nelson B. Hadley
State Insurance Department
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York
Philadelphia Syndicate
Adley
Kelsey
Three Held After Fatal Shooting in East New York
Josephine, Rose, and Mary Oliver of 1484 Herkimer Street report Leon Bellar shot by James Chulla 18, of 1480 Herkimer Street. Bellar in critical condition. Chulla father Louis and brother Philip arrested with others after officers broke into the Chulla home and fought their way in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Rose
Mary Oliver
Herkimer Street
New York
Sergeant Stobber
Leon Bellar
Gehot
James Chulla
Chulla
Louis
Philip
Rellar
Stobber
Chulia
Ahen
Bellar
Zelle
Bradford Street Hospital
Brownsville
Robbery Case Clue: Postcard From Suspect Hallmarks Tannenholz Heist
Inspector McCafferty learns of a postcard clue in the Tannenholz jewelry-store robbery. The card, mailed from Brooklyn to Jonas R. Goldstein, claims the killer did it for money and could do it again. Police also seek a missing red taxicab linked to the suspect, with renewed hopes for Maurice Tannenholz’s recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Graham
New York
Comany
Philadelphia
Burlington
N. J
New Jersey
Tannenholz
Newark Hotel Widow Shoots Self in Bed
Mrs Harriet Duncan Stebbins 32 shot herself in a Continental Hotel Newark room while ill and under care. Her husband Charles M Stebbins manager in Eas t ew ark was detained after police questioned him. doctors said the bullet lodged in her brain and death was likely within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Duncan Stebbins
Continental
Newark
Charles M. Stebbins
Eastewark
Long
Stebbins
Boy of Nine a Star in Mountain Boy Rehearsals
Pauline Phelps and Marion Short stage Mountain Boy at New Amsterdam Theatre with Donald Gallagher age nine in the lead. The Kentucky Big Sandy and New Orleans settings frame a feud climax as Edna May Spooner Lucille Kyle Frank Craven C W Goodrich Morgan Bishop Austin Webb and Lillian Wright participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Phelps
Marion Short
Klaw & Erlanger
Aerial Gardens
New Amsterdam
Kentucky
Big Sandy
New Orleans
Donald Gallagher
Edna May Spooner
Lucille Kyle
Frank Craven
C. W. Goodrich
Morgan Bishop
Austin Webb
Lillian Wright
Seven Brooklyn Schoolboys Arrested Over Theft Spree
Detectives from Gates Avenue arrested six boys from Public School 25 at Lafayette and Throop Avenues after a string of petty thefts. The youngest, seven, and others were taken from class, protested innocence, and were held at the station before being placed with their parents pending further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Throop Avenues
Brooklyn
Gates Avenue
Children’s Society
Insanity Plea In Hains Murder Case Plea Declared
In Flushing Supreme Court Capt Peter C Hains Jr and brother T Jenkins Hains faced arraignment over the Bayside Yacht Club murder. Attorney McIntyre announced a not guilty plea on insanity grounds and prep for months of trial while Hains may testify. Two letters from Mrs Claudia Hains were produced as defense exhibits describing domestic trouble and a liaison with William Annis.
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Peter C. Hains, Jr
William’ BE. Annis
Bayside
IL. S
John F. McIntyre
Flushing
McIntyre
Capt. Hains
Garretson
Mr. McIntyre
T. Jenkins Hains
Darrin
Aspinall
Hains
Long Island City
Joseph A. Shay
Claudia Hains
Capt
San Francisco
Fort Hamilton
Shell Road
Mabel
Billy
Claudia
Young Roosevelt Promoted at Hartford Carpet Works
Theodore Roosevelt Jr to begin work in the worsted room after completing wool department apprenticeship at Hartford Carpet Company in Thompsonville. Overseer W Haines praises him as a capable worker, and he plans to move from Vice President Higgins’ home to Robert King’s house on Enfield Street.
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News York Times
Hartford
Conn
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Hartford Carpet Company
Thompsonville
Roosevelt
W. H. Haines
Higgins
Robert King
Enfield Street
Escaped Monkey Alarms Montclair Residents
A monkey that escaped three weeks earlier frightened two Montclair women Miss Stella Bruggeman and Miss May Wood with escort Jack Ebbels near Montclair Heights. The animal leaped onto Miss Bruggeman causing a fainting spell before the monkey was captured.
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New York Times
Montclair
N. J
Stella Bruggeman
May Wood
Jack“ Ebbels
Monk
New Normal School
Montclair Heights
Missee
Miss Bruggeman
Clerk Frederick Noll Falls Under Ninth Avenue Train
Frederick Noll a clerk living at 2208 Highth Avenue fell from the Ninth Avenue Elevated Railroad Desbrosses Street Station as a train passed. The wheels of the first car and the forward wheel of the second car passed over him before he was removed unconscious to Hud on Street Hospital. Motorman Hutchinson was arrested and faces penalty as details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Noll
Highth Avenue
Ninth Avenue
Desbrosses Street
Fs Hutchinson
Whitmore On Trial Again In New Jersey Murder Case
Theodore Whitmore of Brooklyn stands trial for the death of his wife Lena Whitmore at Lamp Black Swamp near Harrison New Jersey. Prosecution led by Robert H McCarter with details from Irving W Crane autopsy confirms drowning and rings and watch found at a Brooklyn saloon linked to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Theodore
Whitmore
Brooklyn
Lena
Lamp Black Swamp
Harrison
N. J
Jon
Robert H. McCarter
Garven
Supreme Court
T. Murray
More
Harry Hendrickson
More McIntyre Creditors Sue Defunct Firm in Bankruptcy Hearing
Additional claims were filed against the defunct McIntyre & Co bankruptcy at a hearing before Referee Peter B. Olney. Creditors include H G Ingersoll for 2001 alleging proceeds from 50 Great Northern ore shares, B H Dixon for 285 on jan uncantered cotton, and T B Hasler seeking priority. Proceedings adjourned to next Monday.
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Stock Exchange
T.A. McIntyre & Co
Peter B. Olney
Waili Street
Irving L. Ernst
H. G. Ingersoll
Park Row
B. H. Dixon & Co
Nussba
Frederick W. Kavanaugh
McIntyre & Co
A. O. Brown & Co
Sage Memorial Church Plans For Far Rockaway
Mrs. Russell Sage will build a memorial Presbyterian church in Far Rockaway L I to honor her husband. Architects Cram Goodhue Ferguson designed a $150 building on Central Avenue with a manse next to the church. Completion is targeted by September 1, 1909 and the communion table will feature polished marbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Russell Sage
Far Rockaway
L. I
Cram, Goodhue
Boys Charged With Attempting to Wreck NYC Freight Train
Three youths were arraigned before Magistrate House in Harlem Court on attempted wrecking of a New York Central freight train at 143d Street and North River. Held on $1,000 bail each after Special Policeman Willis reported journals removed from axles and two more loosened, risking a catastrophic derailment of a 25-car train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
143D Street
North River
Harlem Court
Willis
Accounting firm worker killed in Wall Street shaft fall
John D. Taylor a 40 year old senior accountant of Deloitte Plender Griffiths at 49 Wall Street was killed when a sixteen story fall in the Atlantic Building elevator shaft occurred after he and two colleagues reached the sixteenth floor. Payen and Wyley witnessed the fall with the elevator door open and the car four feet up.
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John D. Taylor
Lincoln Place
Brooklyn
Atlantic
Wall Street
Delloitte, Plenier & Griffiths
George A.payne
R. A. Wyley
Deloitte
Taylor
Mr. Payne
Mr. Wyley
Mr. Taylor
Roosevelt letter halts inquiry into Gov Post charges
A Roosevelt letter to the Methodist Preachers Association in the city was read at a revival service at 150 Fifth Avenue. The committee investigating alleged charges against Gov. Post paused its inquiry and dismissed the matter after the letter was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Methodist Preachers’ Association
Fifth Avenue
Gov. Post
Magistrate Cornell Refuses Warrants in Essex Market Case
Magistrate Cornell in the Essex Market Police Court yesterday issued several warrants for men accused by the police of illegal registration. He refused warrants unless testimony under oath showed the accused did not live in the house by the owner, janitor, or a family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Essex Market
Railroad Chief Denies Looming Strike After Election
W. H. Truesdale, president of the Lackawanna Railroad, denied reports the company is preparing for a strike after the election. “We are not expecting a strike,” he said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Truesdale
The
Lackawanna Railroad
Yesterday's fires sweep through Greenwich and surrounding streets
Fire incidents reported across multiple locations including 1 00 Lexington Avenue, 546 2nd Avenue, and 308 West 48th Street. Entries list times, addresses, and names such as Barnet Singer, S. Zo bee em mee ka pee, and Cohen. Details indicate a sequence of small blazes and emergency responses in the Greenwich area and nearby blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Greenwich
T. N
Bauman
Lexington
Barnet Singer
Dawson St
Intervale
S. Zoor Bee
Winistine Lorie
Broadway
Enilurian Club
Trif
Lowenthal
Mary File
M. Delaney
C. Yinckett
Schmitts Bros
Ccseris
Burbank Will Forgery Case Returns To Court
Witness reports signature forged as Dr Albert H Hamilton uses microscope to compare ink and paper. The suit, brought by David and Mary Newcombe against Caleb Burbank over a $100000 assignment, follows the elderly Ambrose Burbank's contested wills and a million-dollar vault stash discovered after his death. The trial resumes this morning in New York.
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David Burbank Newcombe
Mary
Ellen Newcombe
Caleb A. Burbank
Ambrose B. Burbank
Eugene D. Hawkins
Hawkins & Delafield
Albert H. Hamilton
Caleb Burbank
Dr. Hamilton
Ambrose Burbank
David and
Hamilton
United States
New York
Kentucky
Broadway
Burbank
Caleb
Mary Newcombe
Henderson
Eleazer Burbank Newcombe
Joline Backs Beckett for Surrogate in Endorsement
Adrian H. Joline writes to Henry F. Miller endorsing Charles H. Beckett for Surrogate. He cites Governor Hughes’s habit of appointing the most qualified person and says Beckett has the mind and fit for the office, with full confidence in him and Surrogate Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian H. Joline
Charles H. Beckett
Henry F. Miller
Lawyers’ Committee
T. A
Hughes
Beckett
Surrogate Fitzgerald
Thomas
Montgomery Found Guilty In Bank Embezzlement Trial
William Montgomery former cashier of theAllegheny National Bank, which failed over 1 million dollars, was found guilty on two embezzlement and abstraction indictments totaling 469000 and was then tried on a third misapplication charge of 144000 in United States District Court at Pittsburg. The jury returned the verdict this afternoon and the second trial is expected to move quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
William Montgomery
Allegheny National Bank
United States District Court
Montgomery
Milk Dealers and Butchers Fined for Pure Food Violations
Twenty five milk dealers and as many butchers faced fines totaling 1000 in the Court for Special Sessions for pure food violations. Inspectors reported water and formaldehyde in milk and sulphuric acid as a preservative in meat. Moses Saalbere of 592 Eighth Avenue received a 20 dollar fine for adulteration in his meat.
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Moses Saalbere
Eighth Avenue
Children’s Aid Society
Newsboys
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Hartig & Seamon
J. AL Reeves
MAN Theatre
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Eve
Mabel Hite
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