Emma Goldman Attacks Police at East Broadway Meeting
Emma Goldman closed a defense of affinities with an attack on the police amid a boisterous crowd of 300 at 206 East Broadway. Detectives Rafsky and Bloom watched from near a Stenographer as Goldman spoke in German. Berkmann, recently released after a five day stint, was not present. She defended anarchism and socialism, urged marriage contrasts with affinities, and offered domestic rules for happiness. Tickets funded Anarchist literature by Berkmann and Goldman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Goldman
East Broadway
Rafsky
Bloom
Bureau
Baker
Alexander Berkmann
Mother Earth
Berkmann- Goldman
Miss Goldman
Berkmann
Blackwell's Island
Cooper Union
Emma Geldman
Miss’ Goldman
Buffs Celebrate Annual Engine 33 Raffle on Bowery
The Engine 33 buffs held their annual raffle Saturday night at Otto Schmid’s on Bowery. The group, firehouse fans who adore fires and engines, gathered after public notices urged distance from the station. A $5 gold piece and a keg of beer were awarded, with colorful calls for box numbers and street names as participants tested their fire knowledge. Willie Day of Philadelphia praised the gathering as a boost to camaraderie among fire buffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engine 33
Great Jones Street
Otto Schmid
S59
Bowery
Frankfort
Pearl Streets
Dee
Butt
U ‘ Broadway and Canal
Ass Croker
Hughey” Burns
Grand
Greene Streets
Otto
Gus
Greenpoint
Charley
Canal Street
Willie Day
Philadelphia
Arrival of Buyers in Hotel Grand column list
Buyers may register by telephoning 1000 Bryant. The column lists numerous suppliers and retailers across cities offering laces embroideries silks gloves hats cloaks suits furs and dry goods with addresses near Hotel Grand including Goldenberg J M Goldenberg Miss L F Grosch Whitner Stewart Co Fraser Robt & Co and many others across New York Baltimore Reading Des Moines Chicago and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Goldenberg
Washington, D. C
H. Newmeyer
Bleecker Street
Gran Stewart & Co
Baltimore
M Lannon
Church Street
Rosenthal-Sioon Millinery Company
St. Louis
A. A. Tucker
S. Black
Broadway
Shepard Company
Provideyge
R. I
Miss. M. J. Curran
Union Square
Fischer Brothers Dry Goods Company
Peoria
Fischer
Herald Square
Pomeroy & Stewart
Reading
Penn
J. G. Carmony
Walker Street
Erslard Brothers
Wittsfield
Mass
W. L. Noble
Notons
Spring Street
Pattee
J. G., Company
Reiss Pattee
Hotel Wellington
Wheeling
West Va
Good
Wellington
Field, Marshall, & Co
Chicago
G. Strattman
Furs
Worth Street
Wells
J. R., & Son Company
Utica
N.Y
F. Morath
Nations
Globe Store
Binghamton, N. Y
J. R. Jones
Toledo
Ohio
G. B. Ae Silks
Park Avenue
Ate ‘Khaufman Brothers
Pittsburg
C. Kline
Brener, M., & Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
M. Brener
Raleigh
Gerhart, N., & Sons
Clarksville
P. Gerhart
Broadway Central
Porteous & Mitchell
Norwich
Conn
J. Porteous
White Street
Smith &Murray
Springfield
A. Leith
Runaway Hit by Train in South Brooklyn
James Francisco and Clarence Corrupta of 282 and 290 Twentieth Street Brooklyn drove a horse that ran away from New Utrecht Avenue to Sixty-fifth Street. The horse crossed Sea Beach line at Sixty-second Street forcing a near collision. the train slowed to avert disaster. The horse was killed, buggy demolished, both men bruised and taken to Norwegian Hospital. Northbound traffic delayed about thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Francisco
Clarence Corrupta
Twentieth Street
Brooklyn
New Utrecht Avenue
Sixty-fifth Street
Sixty-second Street
Sea Beach
Norweian Hospital
Regrets Tobacco Monopoly Stated by German Leader
Vienna reports Chancellor Von Bi Yow, at Norderney, in an interview with Neue Freie Presse, regrets Bismarck failed to establish a tobacco monopoly. He says such a monopoly would have yielded about 125 million dollars in revenue for Germany by this time, a figure noted by Prince Von Boon as significant for potential policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
von Bi- Yow
Norderney
Neue Freie Presse Today
Bismarck
Germany
Prince von Boon
Knickerbocker Hotel Reopens Redesigned Grill and Restaurant
Hotel Knickerbocker on Broadway redecorates reopened last night with innovations from Europe. From France arrives 2000 pieces of chinaware and expanded glassware while Berlin supplies silver cigar cutters and funnels. A Swiss ham holder and new decor by James Wall Finn enhance the grillroom and main dining room with added seating. The Armenonville cafe remains closed. Regan notes wine crops and 1908 vintage outlook amid hotel changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Armenonville
James B. Regan
Europe
France
James Wall Finn
Frederick Remington
Regan
Roosevelt invitation to irrigation congress at Albuquerque
Gov George Curry, emissary from the National Tr irrigation Congress Board of Control, plans to present a gold plate invitation to President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay within days. The sessions are set for late September and October in Albuquerque New Mexico, Curry to depart Santa Fe for Oyster Bay today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
N. M
Oyster Bay
George Curry
Board of Control of
The
Congress
Gov. Curry
Santa Fé
Bronx sewer cave in costs Bronx $40000 in damages
The Bronx sewer cave in south of West Farms destroys 250 feet of new avenue and halts progress on Hunt's Point Avenue. About 100 workers toil to clear the 12 by 15 foot brick trunk sewer, with contractors Falk and Rodgers blaming faulty construction and heavy loads for the collapse. Authorities estimate a month to rebuild and warn the project may suspend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
West Farms
Department of Sewers
Long Island Sound
J. C. Rodgers
Frank Falk
Hunt's Point Avenue
New Avenue
Falk
Charles H. Graharh
Supreme Court
Borough OF
Richmond
3D Ward
Hatfield Avenue
Nicholas Avenue
Herman A. Metz
City of New York
Sedgwick
Aqueduct Avenues
City of
New _York
Trade house directory of New York merchants and goods
A detailed listing of diverse merchants across New York with catalog entries for alcohol appliances leather goods art goods and many other items. It includes Otto Thurnauer A A Vantine Co Krauss Co and S Green among others with addresses and product lines such as handbags, cornices, gowns, corsets, diamonds, lamps, and wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Thurpauer
20Th St
Grossman Leather Co., Inc
M. Wille
11Th St
Oriental
Otto Thurnauer
Houston St
Chas. Zinn & Co
Grand St
Diamond Brass Co
H. L. Shulman & Co
Broadway
Louis Rothschild
W. 20Th St
Misses’ & Children
S. Hyman Marks
E. 18Th St
COATS
Cohen Bros
St. Wear
L. Felsenfeld
Boston
Hygienic Corset Co
B. Shackman & Co
Louis Meyers
West 31St St
Parker Bros.,Inc
B. Brager
Walker St
Public Notices Sealed bids by New York Fire Dept
Public notices from New York City agencies announce sealed bids or estimates due dates for labor and materials. Fire Department seeks bids for alterations to Hook and Ladder Co No 20 at 157 Mercer Street. Other notices cover sewer projects in Richmond and Bronx improvements, department charity mains, hospital upgrades, and dock and ferry contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
City of New York
Borough of Manhattan
Hook and Ladder Company No. 20
Mercer Street
Borough of
Manhattan
Nicholas J. Hayes
Department OF Public Charities
Fect
East
Twenty-sixth Street
New York
Metropolitan Hospital
Blackweltte Teland
DEPARTMENT OF _PUBLIC CHARITIES
East Twenty-sixth Street
Department of Public
Jesday
Sea Wall
City Hospital
Blackwell’s Island
Robert W. Hebberd
Charitins
Department of Ee Cneetes
Randall's Island
Newark
Obert W. Hebberd
Metropolitan Training School
Blackwell's Island
Robert W. Hebrberd
Department OF Docks and Ferries
Fier AL Oat
Bankrupt notices surge in New York district court records
A long list of bankruptcy actions appears with filings for Marchand Freres et al Kleinschmidt & Howland James Fay's Son Niels Hansen and others. Notices detail adjudications, first meetings of creditors at 87 Wall Street, dates in September 1908, and attendance for proof of claims examination, with William Allen as referee in bankruptcy. Also includes discharge petitions for John T. English J Fleming Dutch George A Hanf Abraham Hausmann Gustav Loehm and Gustav A Boehm and a creditor notice for the estate of Ss H Comstock in Tientsin China urging timely claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of
New York
Marchand Freres Et al
William Kleinschmidt
George H. Howland
Kleinschmidt & Howland
Howland
Kleinschmidt, Howland & Co
William Allen
Wall Street
New York City
N. Y
A. D
District Court OF the
District of
Niels Hansen
Wall St
United States
John Tl
English & Company
United States Court House
Lepanel
New _York
United States District Court For
J. Fleming Dutch
United States Court
Trouse and Post Office
Reveree
U. S. District Court For
Southern District of New York
George” A. Hanf
George A. Hanf
Ios
Peter B. Guney
United States Dietrictourt
Abraham Hausmann
U.S
SsoTv
Thern
Gustav. A. Bofhm
Gustav A. Loehm
Post Office
Peter Pb.olney
Ss. H. Comstock
Tientsin
China
R. H. Chandies
United States Court For China
Supreme Court
County OF New York
Harry Rosenwasser
Morris *Kraushaar
Exchange Babearacae
Vesey Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Twelfth Street
Sixth Avenue
Twelles Street
Wist
Taps
Rosenbluth & SU
Verman
Surrogate notices for New York executors listed in public record
A set of 1908 notices by Surrogate Abner C. Thomas requesting all creditors to present claims against deceased New York residents Mildred L Williams William H Newschafer Ferdinand S Bartram Anna B Bayley Andrew Robertson and others. Each notice names the executor attorneys and filing deadlines ranging from October 12 to December 10 next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howell L. Williams
Mildred L. Williams
Bowers & Sands
Nassau Straet
New York City
Amelia
Newschafer
Bartram
Ferdinand S
Abner C. Thomas
Ferdinand S. Bartram
County of
Alexander T. Wells
Broadway
City of
Charles B. Bartram
Borough of Manhattan
Richard Lawrence
Isabella L. Beekman
Philbin, Beekman & Menken
Wi'Mam Street
Agnes R. Clarke
Edward J. Handy
Strong & Cadwalader
Monahan
James
Abner
Thomas
James Monahan
Samme
Frank M. Patterson
Witliam Street
City of New York
Warren Delano, Jr
Weekes & Forster
William St
Surrogate Notices of Various New York Deceased
Notices issued under the order of Honorable Abner C. Thomas by The New York Trust Company and others. Claims against deceased residents including Mayer Albert Ernest, Jane M Milton, Amelia Hildreth, Marie C. Denslow, Augustus de Nobriga, Leopold Gusthal, Charles H Fowler, Pauline Moller, Domingo Villamil, James T Hayden, Henry F Pogenburg, Edward Wachenheimer, Mary Roe Burdett, George Woolley, Marguerite Brunnen, Gerolamo Cella, Ernest G Stedman, Margaret Wood, Edward Hall Cole, James Monahan, Mary McL Watson, Walter C Rollins, Leonard Gaffney, Meyer Kimber, and others must be presented with vouchers to various executors and attorneys by specified dates in 1908. Executors and attorneys listed include Fanny H Hamilton, Carl H Fowler, J Newton Williams, Carl L Schurz, Blandy Mooney & Shipman, Edward M Bernstein, Louis H Porter, Moran & Healy, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
NEW York Trust Company
Cravath
Henderson & DE Gersdorff
William Street
New York City
Hamilton
Jane M
Abner
Thomas
New York
Jane M. H* Milton
E. J. Moss
Broadway
Fanny H. Hamilton
George F. Halsted
Harry S. Hadliston
Borough of Manhattan
Guy van Amringe
Janes Potter Dod
Carl L. Schurz
Wachenheimer
Edward
County of
Edward Wachenheimer
Edward M. Bernstein
City of
New_York
Samuel IL. Feiber
Edward M
Bernstein
N.Y
Manhattan
Dett
Mary Roe
Charles H. Beckett
Roe Burdett
Louis H. Porter
Nassau Street
Borough of
City
Isaac F. Roe
Mary ‘Roe Burnett
Woolley
George Lee
GEORGE_LEE WOOLLEY
West Hartlepool
England
Wheeler, Curtis & Haight
State Street
Herbert C. Millican
George F. Booth
Brunnow
Marguerite
Abner C. Thomas
Marguerite Brunnen
Bonn
Germany
Wall Street
Edward P. Beckwith
T. S.idrman
Allen W. Evarts
CELLA
Gerolamo
Campora & Thiery
Victoria M. Cavagnaro
Anna Maria Pisarra
Woop
Margaret
Margaret Wood
County of New York
Deceserd
Ronald K. Crowr
William Woot
Ronald K. Brown
J. Albert Lane
EVA _F. ROLLINS
Executrix
Moran& Healy
Chambers Street
Bee and wasp scene reported in park and garden
A fragment describes bees, a hive, and a wasp in a park setting with scattered details about activity, location, and a small disturbance observed by passersby. The text mentions buzzing insects and a suggestion of caution for visitors near flowering plants.
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von Buelow
Knickerbocker Novelties
Saratoga
Sheriff Lane
Westchester County
White Plains
Harry K. Thaw
Dutchess County
Julius Strauss & CO
Fifth Ave
the. H.B. Claflin CO
H. L. Shulman & Co, Way
Economist
G. Lidenberg & CO
Imp. & Domest
Myres
Max M
American Hosiery Co
Franklin St
Mfrs
Flaunt & Bornstein
Bond St
Samstag & Hilder Bros
Broadw
M. J. Averbeck
Lex
Yale Suspender Co
Ee & Ener
Cai
L. H. Mace & Co
E. Houston
Deuber, Elgin and Waltham
W. Rubenstein
Maiden Lane
Sohn. Sullivan £ Son
Hudson St
Board of Assessors
Ward
Simonson Avenue
Bay Avenue
Staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad
City of New New York
Hildreth
Amelia Hildreth
Newton Williams
Liberty Street
Andrew Dougherty
Robert H. Wylie
Nee St
New
Augusta J. L. Titus
Daniel Underhile
Court St
Gusthal
Leopold
Leopold Gusthati
Si Naasai
Babetteh- Cohen
Betty Gus Stital
Myraf H. Fowler
Carl H. Fowler
Charles H. Fowler
Moller
Pauline
Paul Emile .Moller
Jacob Alaric
LFQ
Ella
Hayden, Brace
Poggenburg
Henry F
Louis Reichert
John H. Poggenburg
William . Poggenburg
Ullo, Ruebsamen
Lino
Robert S. Stedman
Nina M. Stenman
Elizabeth
Stedman
Alfred T. Cumabers
A‘thorney
Executors
Borough of Manhattent
Brilley
Stephen Theodore
Charles H. Peckett
Stephen Theodore Grilley
Ne York
Mechanics’National Bank
William Leslie Crelley
William H. Flitner
Atttorney
Cole
Edward Hall
Deceas
Wiliam Street
Burough
Edward F.olr
Donald McLean
OT William Street
Frederick W. McLanathan
Charles C. Saunders
John B. Pine
Gaffney
Leonard
Leonard T. Gaffney
L. A. Waldo
American Surety Co
Harles A. Murr
Lucius A. Sealdo
N. EL
Bimberg
Meyer
R. Kimberg
Leopold Sondheim
Eugene Sondheim
Executor
Wooster St
Chiefo
Panamas Kerseys
Samuel Gans Company
Field, Chapman & Co
United States District Court
Edmund Rothschild
Notioe
George H. Gilman
Charles Shongwood
Fifth Avenue
Engel Brothers, Esqs
Stre
Shiry
DGR
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