Bingham admits errors in Jewish crime statistic claims
Police Commissioner Bingham acknowledged that figures in his North American Review article claiming about half of New York City crime involved Jews were wrong. He withdrew the statements, blamed unreliable data, and praised by Mayor McClellan and Jewish leaders for his frank retraction.
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Bingham
North American Review
New York City
McClellan
New York
House of Refuge
Secret Service Fund
Committee of Representative Citizens
Louis Marshal
Wall Street
Worth -American Review
Francis. J. Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
J. L. Magnes
Temple Emanuvu-El
Local City Notices of Small Claims and Property Line Items
A garbled listing shows multiple small claims and property notices with dates, addresses, and amounts. Names include Abe MONGCIHNE, John Casey, Santo Redo, Mrs B Hatrick, Mrs Anna McCabe, Henry Prasger, Mortinger & Gross, Michael Quinlan, Ignatz Benker, I Shapiro, Jerry ROPREM, Benjamin Simon, Dera Cithen, Adrian Glasselly, and Young Lo Lung with amounts ranging from 10 to 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M
E. 70Th
Ignatz. Benker
I. Shapiro
Jerry Roprem
Benjamin Simon
E. 117Th’ Street
Dera Cithen
Wales
Adrian Glasselly
Doyers
Young Lo Lung
Bingham Won’t Resign Despite Rumors After Vacation
Police Commissioner Bingham declares he will not resign soon after returning from a month off. He reports no resignations or immediate threats of quitting, despite circulating rumors and internal tensions during his absence. He says misunderstandings have been resolved and work at the department proceeds normally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Gen. Bingham
Public Service Commission Faces Clash Over Brooklyn Tracks
J P Duffy Company of Brooklyn files complaint with the Public Service Commission asserting the Brooklyn Heights Railroad maintains tracks on Fifty second Street Brooklyn from Second Avenue to the Public Dock without proper authorization. The case raises a potential conflict between commission authority and court rulings as Commissioner Bassett postpones action until the Supreme Court rules on a 1905 temporary injunction against tearing up the tracks.
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Public Service Commission
J. P. Duffy Company
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company
Fifty-second Street
Second Avenue
Bassett
Fed. Coughlin
Supreme Court
Bird S. Coler
Coughlin
Commission
Guaranty Trust Co Denied Separate Receiver for Second Ave Railroad
The petition of the Guaranty Trust Company to appoint George W Linch as a separate independent receiver in the mortgage foreclosure suit was denied in an opinion by Judge Lacombe in the United States Circuit Court. The denial is without prejudice, permitting renewal in a State court.
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Guaranty Trust Company
George W.linch
Second Avenue Railroad Company
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Aout Onty
Gun Trust Company
Electric Flatiron Fire Destroys Hinsdale Home
Fire started by an electric flatiron left on linen tore through the home of John C. Fetzer in Hinsdale early today. The blaze forced the family from their beds and caused about 50000 dollars in damage.
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Chicago
John C. Fetzer
Hinsdale
Army officer duty changes and station moves
Special to The New York Times reports multiple Army officer transfers and duty changes. Chaplain S J Smith moves to Fort Mackenzie with the Third Battalion Nineteenth Infantry. Capt G P Peed to Fort Monroe, Capt Culler to Fort Ontario, Lieut F Schmitter to Fort Logan H Roots, Capt C D Chandler on business to St Joseph Mo, Lieut C H Halliday to Fort Fremont, Lieut W O Cutliffe to Fort McIntosh, Major F Perkins to the Philippines, and Major H C Hale to San Francisco.
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Washington
S. J. Smith
Nineteenth Infantry
Fort Mackenzie
Battalon
Medical Corps
G. P. Peed
Fort Monroe
R. M. Culler
Culler
Fort Ontario
F. Schmitter
Fort Logan
H. Roots
C. D. Chandler
Signal Corps
St. Joseph
C. H. Halliday
Medical Reserve Corps
Fort Fremont
W. O. Cutliffe
Medical Reserve
Fort McIntosh
F. Perkins
Philippines
H. C. Hale
San Francisco
Prisoner Held in Moriarty Death Case After Drunken Brawl
Ed ward Leonard Osterholm, a 31 year old bricklayer, was arrested on homicide charges for the Sept. 5 death of Capt. Daniel Moriarty, commander of the State of New York. He claims memory gaps from heavy drinking as detectives trace a Newark Middletown path to the Bronx arrest.
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Edward Leonard Osterholm
Schueing and Sullivan
Daniel Moriarty
State of New York
Osterholm
Capt
Morarrty
Schelling
Capt. Moriarty
Wallace
165Th Street
Ogden Avenue
Bronx
Charles Wilen
Summit Avenue
Walter Mann
James Mclaughlin
McLaughlin
Separata
Wilen
Newark
Middletown
N. J
Schwannecke
Moriarty
Sullivan
Weiss
Webb Horton
Horton
Mr. Horton
Raines Law
Fulton Street
East 126Th Street
Navy Assignments Move Officers To Key Posts
The Navy announced transfers of officers including Lieut. B. Thomas to the department of steam engineering in New York Navy War Medical Director H. Wells to Portsmouth Virginia Surgeon E. S. Bogert to a New York recruiting station and Chaplain L. P. Rennolds to the Pacific fleet.
Movements of Naval Vessels Arrive and Sailings Listed
Movements of naval vessels include arrivals at Albany Western Australia New Hampshire Newport Abarenda Norfolk and Albany San Francisco. Vessels sailed Prairie from Tompkinsville to Newport Buffalo from San Francisco to Panama.
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Kansas
Albany
Western Australia
New Hampshire
Newport
Abarenda
Norfolk
San Francisco
Prairie
Tompkinsville
Buffalo
Panama
Automobile boom in Detroit as factories plan expansions
Detroit reports show officers of major automobile firms declaring a end to depression and signaling a prosperous era. Most factories plan large increases in force or new buildings within months, while accessory makers and stove factories also see rising demand and advance orders.
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Detroit
Mich
No Trace of Miss Hilbert In Bid For Clues
Chesterfield Mass September 16 Two hundred men searched the woods again with no clue to the whereabouts of Esther A Hilbert missing since Sunday The state police consider homicide or accident unlikely and reports of sightings in Westfield Pittsfield and other places are debunked Awaiting further word on the Philadelphia young woman who was due to enter Smith College this week.
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New York Times
Chesterfield
Mass
Esther A. Hilbert
Philadelphia
Smith College
Westfield
Pittsfield
Receiver Appointed For Rye Beach Inn Partners
A bankruptcy petition was filed against Honest John Kelly and partner Snyder of Rye Beach Inn in Rye Beach on the Sound. Judge Adams appointed Frederick S. Edick as receiver. The firm faced $7,000 in debts with $5,000 assets and alleged preferential payments totaling $2,000 plus secreted payments of $2,250 to Kelly between August 1 and September 12.
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John” Kelly
Snyder
Rye Beach Inn
Rye-Beach-on-the- Sound
Adams
United States District Court
Frederick F. Eisemann
Frederick S. Edick
Kelly
Supreme Court
Gerard
Open Shop Policy Backed by United Typothetae
The United Typothetae of America re elected its principal officers for another year and adopted a declaration of policy confirming the open shop plan. New York members favor allowing individual contracts with local unions if they conform to the open shop spirit and receive National Executive Committee approval.
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United Typothetae of
Amera
New York
Conscience Fund payment reaches port official
The second half of the $500 Conscience Fund, sent by a cautious New Englander to Acting Secretary Reynolds in Washington and Acting Collector Stewart at this port, arrived yesterday relieving Stewart’s office of much anxiety. No identity clue to the donor is available.
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New
Race Track Gambling Case Adjourned in Yonkers Court
Twenty five men arrested on gambling charges at the Empire City track had their cases further adjourned in Yonkers court until Oct 9 upon request by William Wills for defendant John B. Stanchfield.
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Empire City Track
Yonkers
William Wills
John B. Stanchfield
Rival Beating Ends in Death of Dennis McDonald
Dennis McDonald aged 22 died last night in West Brighton Richmond Borough from a brain hemorrhage caused by a clot after a beating a week earlier in Brooklyn. He was a suitor to Miss Gussie McKone of Bedford Avenue Brooklyn. A Brooklyn letter carrier and two others allegedly attacked him. Coroner Cahill and an autopsy were involved. Brooklyn police were notified.
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Dennis McDonald
West Brighton
Richmond Borough
Cahill
McDonald
Brooklyn
Gussie McKone
Bedford Avenue
No Prison Privileges for Thaw
White Plains reports Sheriff Lane said Harry K Thaw in custody will have no special privileges. He may see only his counsel with an order, and will live like other inmates. The only exception is meals from outsiders if he can pay for them.
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Thaw
White Plains
Lane
Harry K. Thaw
Mayor Runs Train Over New Williamsburg Bridge Opening
The Brooklyn celebration of the Williamsburg Bridge elevated tracks drew many speakers at Blaney's Amphion Theatre. Rev. D C Hughes, father of the governor, praised his son while urging mercy for him and noting two years more in Albany. Mayor McClellan started the first train, and ceremonies featured bombs, bands, and floral tributes as the train reached Canarsie and returned to Williamsburg. Commissioner Stevenson warned against chasing headlines and spoke on transportation benefits for about 200,000 people.
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Brooklyn
Williamsburg Bridge
Blaney
Amphion Theatre
D.C. Hughes
Hughes
Hanover Club
Stevenson
Albany
Albay
Hiughes
McClellan
New York
Williamsburg
Canarsie
Transit Talks on Brooklyn Manhatten Link Demand
Brooklyn commissioners urged that transit reach New York City and connect by subway or elevated lines for continuous travel. Speakers included Andrew Baird James Bell and William McCarroll who warned of rising daily riders and city debt while calling for cooperation coordination and construction with Gov Hughes support anticipated. The benediction was given by Father Edward A. Duffy of the Church of the Epiphany.
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Eet
Brooklyn
Manaitan
Stevenson
New York
Andrew D. Baird
James D. Bell
Bridge Commission
William McCarroll
Public Service Commission
E. W. Winter
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Charles A. Schieren
Martin A. Meyer
Customs Ruling on Ship Repair Gear Sparks Duty Dispute
The Board of United States General Appraisers ruled against Moral & Co of San Juan Porto Rico in a test case over duty on machinery used to repair the steamship Buenos Aires. Machinery shipped to Mayaguez harbor to repair a disabled vessel was deemed imported merchandise for duty purposes, though Moral & Co argued it was not actually imported.
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Board of
United States General Appralisers
Moral & Co
San Juan
Porto Rico
Buenos Aires
Mayaguez
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Marshall
Rabbi Magnes
the United Service
Army
Leonard Osterholm
the Navy
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Miss Hilbert
John Kelly
Bros
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29Th Street
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
New Bridge
Seather
Young
Meanenan
Produce Exchange
Dey &T
14Th St
Nassau Street
36Th St
Fifth Ave
Fulton St
City Hall
Moe Levy & Co
Walker St
Arnheim
Gale
NEW Amsterdam
Henry W. Savage
Liberty
Lillian Russell
Wildf
Geo. Broadhurst
Geo. W. Hobart
Chas. Darnton
Broadway Theatre
B'way
St. Evs
Mats
Frank McKee
Algeria
Victor Herbert
Glen Macdonough
Eee Academy OF Music
Irving Pl
Kiaw&Erlanger
Olympic
Dainty Duchess CO
Murray
Empire Ae
John Drew
Jack Straw
45Th St
Lyceum
Billie Burke
Criterion
Hattie Williams
Ches
Ves
Garrick
Joseph Coyne
Alexander Carmisle
Doris KE
Savoy Savoy
Diana OF Dobson
Hudson Li
Robert
Edesoni
Edeson
Calle North
St. Daily Mi
Chas
Ross
Mabel Fenton
Walter Jones
Blanche Deyo
Metropolitan Opera
Jlome
Cliff Gordon
Iinee
Metropolitan
CO Rand Rogers Bros
Victor Moots
Talk of
Earl & Wilson
Arnold
5Th Ave
38Th St
Hippodrome
Sporting Ballet
Birdland
Fe Mary Mannering
Fibles Herald Sq
A Daly
B ‘Way
Ron Weeks
Hackett
Aft
Tey
Times
R' Way
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Witc Ke
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de Fitch
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Crett
Majestic
John Mason
Illiam Norris
Doc Filkin
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TRE
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Harrison Grey Fiske
George Tnt
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Shakespeare
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Pavipd Belas
Blanche Bates
Davies
Garden Mat Theatre
Ae & Eby
Devil Mrang Mol
Dorothy Dorr
Paul McAllister
Louise Ruiter
Marion Lorne
Edwin
Weber
Arte Ee
Man
Home Wallage
Ace Wei
Evening Journal
Arnold Daly
St. North River
Chinatown
Bowery
Av. Sida
Wed
America
van Abramson
FEDO
Gio
Toth Alda
Carmen
Lucia
Eve
Fpcota, Lit Se. Sat. Mat. Cavalera & Oeonda
Sale Now Oper
Yorkville
Hartig & Mat Seamon’s Daily
WM. H. Turner
Ed. Hayes
Pinax & 60Th St. Fs
Gus Edwards
Hammerstein
Daly Mas
Gertrude Hoffman
Mabel Barrison
Joseph
H Ward
R. Cherz
Jack Norwith
Colonial Lege Tanguay
Salome
the Country Club
Alhambra
Eden Musee
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