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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1908

Page

5

Bedford Park Church to Hire Prodigy Pastor Despite Stage Fright

The Bedford Park Presbyterian Church in the Bronx plans to accept Rev. B. O. Satterwite, a Princeton and Union Theological Seminary graduate, who cannot preach publicly. The congregation, noting his stage fright, may hire an assistant to deliver pulpit talks while he handles weekday pastoral duties. Presbytery decision expected Sept 28.

Bedford Park Presbyterian Church Bronx B. O. Latterwite Bedford Park A. E. Miller Decatur Avenue Triplett B. ©. Collier Bainbridge Avenue Satterwite Princeton University Union Theological Seminary Dominie Satterwire Madison Avenue West 115Th Street

Thaw’s Jail Life Tightens As Court Motion Looms

Special to The New York Times Harry K Thaw remains in the jail hospital in Plains New York on September 22 he is fed and guarded like other prisoners while the district attorney weighs options for trial venue If a jury trial is granted the case may move to New York County and an appeal could follow to the Appellate Division or Court of Appeals depending on the ruling

New York Times Witte Plains Harry Wh Thaw New York Biggard Vesterflar Arelaret Winston Westchester County Justice Mills New York County Appellate Division Court of Appeals

Allan Forbes Guilty in Pony Cruelty Case

Allan Forbes, noted clubman and Dedham pony polo team member, found guilty by Judge Sears of cruelty to his pony during a Sept 12 game at Myopia. A $50 fine was imposed. Forbes plans to appeal. Prosecution by C F Clark of the Massachusetts SPCA signals more cases to follow. similar case against Saratoga's Stephenson pending.

Salem Mass Allan Forbes Dedham Sears District Court Myopia Forbes Court House C. F. Clark Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Saratoga, N. Y Stephenson

Elder Probes Mannes Case In Brooklyn Homicide

District Attorney Clarke assigns Robert H. Elder to probe how Samuel Mannes released on 500 bail in the case of Frances McCabe who died from wounds. Mannes remains at large as Grand Jury may pass on release. Magistrate Geismar defends bail decision amid missing papers. Funeral arrangements for Mrs. McCabe set. Dr. Rosenthal reports a man offered money to drop prosecution.

Clarke Brooklyn Samuel Mannes West Ninety-eighth Street Manhattan Raymond Street Frances McCabe Mannes Robert H. Elder Hitler A. H. Seismar Geismar Mr. Elder Elder Supreme Court Rosenthal Coney Island Behan Pitkin and Stone Avenues Reivan Chee

Surprise marriage ties seventy year old bride to younger husband

Mrs Beekman de Peyster aged seventy wed Ernest Bolton twenty six in Johnstown New York on Monday in a ceremony kept secret from most relatives The bride's secretary and Bolton's mother first learned of the marriage The de Peyster family roots trace to Col Beekman de Peyster a New York banker The groom formerly studied for the ministry in Philadelphia and now works in fire insurance sales The wedding included James Cox as best man and trustees H Bevy Braham and Francis L Noble manage the bride's income

Beekman de Peyster Ernest Bolton Johnstown N. Y TimEss Sir Bolton Kenmare de Perster Col New York Cooperstown de Peyster Henry Wilson de Peyster Emily de Peyster SA East Seventy-ninth Street Col. de Peyster John Waits de Feyster Bolton William Campbell William Ross Col.Beekman de Peyster Klonday St. Ignatius’s Church Te Pevster Young Bolton Philadelphia James Cox Custom House Cox Cox Was Best Man At the Wedding. Mrs. Dolton George Watson West Seventieth Street Charles Taylor Burwin Ill H. Be Vy, Braham Poughkeepsie Francis L. Noble Clinton Avenue Brooklyn

Walkers Lost Thirty Hours Rescued Near Bretton Woods

Henry R. Goodnow and daughter Eleanor, from New York City, became lost in White Mountains while aiming for Willey House. They wandered about thirty hours with no food or shelter, guided by a sign to Willey House, found a sweater, and reached Bretton Woods station safely. Search parties scouted from Crawford, Mount Tom, and Zealand Valley but faced a forest fire and remained unsure of their fate.

New York Times Bretton Woods N. H Henry R. Goodnow Eleanor Goodnow Riverside Drive New York City Mount Washington Goodnow Everton Woods Willey House Zealand Valley Zealand Falls Three Pemigwassett River Crawfords Maine Central Mr. Goodnow Mount Tom Detective Hovey Mount Pleasant House Sumner Dow Peter Dow Everett McCcolloch

Seven Wise Men Teach Economy at Macy’s Credit Plan

A promotional feature shows seven wise men explaining how to save and grow money through deposits at Macy’s. It highlights deposits earning four percent interest, cash-only purchases, and the habit of accumulating wealth, encouraging readers to open a Macy’s account for themselves and family to leverage double economy.

R. H. Macy & Co R. H. Macy Ben Franklin Macy’s Macy's RK. Hi. Macy & Co

East 230 St Ferry Blaze Destroys Bridge and Tower

Fire in the boiler room between Greenpoint and Broadway ferries in Brooklyn spread to the bridge and tower of the structure. Fireboats and street engines battled the blaze for about an hour, causing 5000 in damages and delaying six ferries crowded with passengers bound for Manhattan.

Greenpoint Broadway Brooklyn East Twenty-third Street Minnhattan

German Morocco Stand Reply Averts Major Crisis

Berlin reports Germany answered the Franco Spanish note on Morocco with a conciliatory tone but asserted that no power may hold an extraordinary position in Morocco. France and Spain conveyed they will not depart from the Algeciras spirit, keeping the balance among powers.

Berlin Germany Morocco France Spain Algeciras

Five Polish Women Injured in Troy Waste Plant Fire

A blaze at the United Waste Company plant in Troy injures five Polish women workers, with two near death after jumps from a third-story window. Firefighters rescue others as 30 Poles panic in the factory. The fire, triggered by a motor spark, was halted by sprinklers and caused about 50 000 dollars in damage.

Troy N. Y United Waste Company

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Mr. Satterwite Dominic White Mountains 34Th St Mengard R. H. Macy & Go Slugaard R. H. Mac Sas ST. Ferry A. A. Vantine & Co Far East A.A. Vantine Orientalists Bet
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