Brown Partners Arrested for Thefts From Firm
Five of the six members of the suspended A. O. Brown & Co. stock exchange firm were arrested outside the Federal Building on larceny charges from a customer Miss Helen Abernathy. Bail set at $2000 each. one member, G Lee Stout, not arrested. Complainant alleges missing securities valued at $1600. receivership continues amid broader investigations of misappropriated assets.
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Stock Exchange
A. O. Brown & Co
Federal Building
A. A., Brown
Edward F. Buchanan
Rea Whitman
Louis Ginter Young
Samuel C. Brown
Tombs Court
G. Lee Stout
Stout
New Jersey
Thomas A. McIntyre
Helen N. Abernathy
East Seventeenth Street
House, Grossman & Vorhaus
Brown Concern
William C. Rosenberg
Miss Abernathy
Finn
A. O. Brown &Co
Missouri,Kansas & Texas Railway
United States Steel Common
Charles TE. Littlefield
B. F. Buchanan
A. ©. Brown
Bidchanan
Whitman
Young
Littlefield
Dinne Mee
United States Circuit
Ixesselmark
Hreardon
Farrell
Sumner
Central Office
Brown & Co
Edward Lauterbach
George W. Schurman
Dix E Noel
Maly
Buchanan
Hanover National Bank
A. H. Combs & Co
Brown
Combs & Co
J. W. Rose
Rose
Whitney Company
Standard Trust Company
Standard
Minnie T. Young
Louis G. Young
Grounds for Elkins suit set to press on
Ada Louise Lonsdale, an actress, sues Blaine Elkins for 106000 dollars in a breach of promise to marry claim filed in Phillips West Virginia. The suit follows Elkins's marriage to Emily Bird Kenna and includes deposition excerpts detailing a long relationship and promises between Lonsdale and Blaine Elkins with various Elkins relatives named in support.
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Ada Louise Lonsdale
Blaine Elkins
West Virginia
Elkinses
Miss. Lonsdale
Epstein
Miss Lonsdale
Columbia
Tenn
Blaine
New York
Washington
National Hotel
Carey Johnson
Emily Kenna
Miss Kenna
Richard Elkins
Davis Elkins
Davis
Elkins Defends His Son In Breach of Promise Suit
Senator Stephen B. Elkins defends son Blaine Elkins against a breach of promise suit filed by New York actress Louise Lonsdale seeking 1004ndum wes. Elkins says his son never promised marriage and denies the charge. Blaine is summoned to appear before Judge Dayton with a hearing date to be set.
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Philippi
West Va
Elkins
Stephen
Blaine Elkins
Louise Lonsdale
New York
Beater Elkins
Fie
Boxer Taken To Bellevue After Ring Injury
Terry Martin a 27 year old Philadelphia prizefighter was rushed to Bellevue Hospital soon after midnight with a concussion of the brain following a bout at the National Athletic Club in East Twenty fourth Street last night. Referee Charley White noted his deterioration and doctors reported he grew durious later stating the head injury dated from a fight weeks prior. He is expected to recover.
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Terry Martin
Philadelphia
National Athletic Club
East Twenty-fourth Street
Harry Lewis
Bellevue Hospital
Martin
Charley White
Bellevue
Ahrens Loses Bid to Force Civil Service Exemption
Brooklyn clerk Brookyn F W Ahrens sought a mandamus to compel the State Civil Service Commission to place him on the exempt list and retain his county post. Justice Stapleton denied the request, dismissing the proceeding.
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State Civil Service Commission
Brooklyn
F. W. Ahrens
Justice Stapleton
Supreme Court
Stanteton
Frank De Haas Robinson Dies at 86 in Bratenhal
Cleveland mourns Frank De Haas Robinson traction magnate and baseball patron who died suddenly of heart disease at his summer residence in Bratenhal. A founder and owner of the old Cleveland American Association Club and part owner in the present St. Louis National team, Robinson was deeply involved in baseball.
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Cleveland
Frank de Haas Robinson
Bratenhal
Robinson
Clergyman Parkhurst Runs Back Hughes Moral Campaign
The Rev Dr Charles H Parkhurst urged the pulpit to back Gov Hughes in the New York State contest calling the race a moral issue against gambling and decency declines. He warned the campaign is not about party but principles, with Hughes representing decency and the people’s fight against bossism. The Baltic voyage brought tourists including ex Police Commissioner William McAdoo with findings to be printed later and a list of notable passengers. Isabel Wynne, daughter of US Consul General Wynne of London, stood out for the younger set aboard.
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Hughes
Charles H. Parkhurst
Chanier
Chanter
Service
Barnes
Parsons
Dr. Parkhurst
William McAdoo
Bingham
Baltic
Frank G. Alden
W. Wallace Atterbury
Peninsylvania
Isabel Wynne
United States
Wynne
London
Bispham Answers Wife in Custody Battle
David B Bispham singer files answer in Philadelphia Court of Quarter Sessions to Mrs Bisphams petition for custody of two younger children. He accuses wife of improper moral influence and ongoing extravagance claiming she insulted him and harmed the children, sharing letters she wrote to them and detailing hotel evictions over debt.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
David
Bispham
Mr. Bispham
New York
Strang Marries Actress Jennie Spalding in Stamford
In Stamford on September 25, motorcar racer Lewis Putnam Strang wed actress Jennie I. Spalding after a New York performance. They secured a marriage license and planned a 1 am ceremony at the Hotel Carlton with Judge Martin J. Gray, Tyson as best man, and a wedding breakfast to follow.
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New York Times
Stamford
Corin
Jennie IL. Spalding
New York
Lewis Putnam Strang
Miss Spalding
Strang
John H. Tyson
Savannah
Lowell
Martin J. Gray
Hotel
Carlton
Griswold Daniel
Fred Atoff
Mr. Tyson
Hotel musician leads Knickerbocker orchestra tonight
David Manso, violinist said to have been given a instrument by Queen Christina, will head the hotel orchestra in the Knickerbocker restaurant. His repertoire includes music from new Metropolitan and Manhattan operas, with prior London stints at the Carlton and Ritz. He was famed in Spain as a child prodigy.
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David Manso
Christina
Spain
Knickerbocker
Metropolitan
Manhattan
Manso
Carlton
Ritz
London
Thaw Order Issued Contempt Action at Pittsburg Court
Special to The New York Times reports Judge Archbald of Scranton ordered Harry K. Thaw held in contempt and produced before a U S Court in Pittsburg. The warrant was issued by U S Commissioner Lindsey and dispatch to Marshal Stone, who cannot serve outside the Western District of Pennsylvania. A New York return is expected and authorities plan further moves. In Albany, New York, officials seek to prevent Thaw’s removal to outside the state, pursuing Matteawan confinement via White Plains court.
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The
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Harry K. Thaw
United States Court
R. W. Archbald
Scranton
United States District Court
Albert P. Meyer
Thaw
Archibald
Stone
New York
Albany
Harry K. Whaw
Archhbald
State Commission
State Prison Commission
Jackson
Supreme Court
Isaac M. Mills
White Plains
Westchester County
Matteawan State Hospital
James A. Donnelly
New York City
Matteawan
Second Mannes case recorded in Walsh shooting arrest release
William Walsh, 19, died at Long Island College Hospital Brooklyn after being shot outside 95 Columbia Street. Andrew Murphy of 486 Hicks Street had been charged with the shooting but was released on Sept 4. Magistrate Dooley is suspected of freeing him. Assistant District Attorney Elder orders a full probe as hospital notes say Walsh’s condition was serious.
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William Walsh
Long Island College Hospital
Brooklyn
Andrew Murphy
Hicks Street
Walsh
Elder
Mannes
Dooley
Murphy
Lawrence Aiken
Columbia Street
Lloyd
Wreck of Norwegian Bark Fox Reported At Sea
The Australian steamer Argentina reported passing the half submerged bark Fox off latitude 41.09 and longitude 66.22 with fifteen crew aboard. Capt Cherubin of US Berti found no signs of life. life boats mostly gone and chronometer missing after a likely collision.
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Thorsen
Avondale
Argentina
Cherubin
Berti
Rosario
Barbados
Gaspé
Auction sale of furnishings at Hotel Gallatin on 46th Street
The Hotel Gallatin at 72 West Forty-sixth Street faces an auction of its furnishings after guests were told to vacate following a quarrel between manager Theodore V. Barton and owner Alfred M. Rau. Guests included Dr Carlos F. MacDonald actress Mary Shaw Neva Aymar H. R. Pratt and W. H. Jackson. The property went to a receiver in March and will reopen under new management after refitting.
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Hotel
Gallatin
West Forty-sixth Street
Theodore V. Barton
Alfred M. Rau
Carlos F. MacDonald
Mary Shaw
Neva Aymar
H. RK. Pratt
W. H. Jackson
Seven Bookmakers Arrested at Gravesend Track
Detectives from Kings County DA's office arrested seven men at Gravesend race track on bench warrants issued by Justice Dike following indictments by the Kings County Grand Jury. Included are Tom Shaw Orlando A. Jones James M. Murphy Sol Lichtenstein Richard H. Brown Lewis Meyers Lewis Feltman and Beattie’s associate Willie Gerdes known as the fat boy. The arrests, first under the anti betting law this autumn, drew little excitement except among bettors as Gerdes attempted a dramatic escape but was briefly pursued before slipping away.
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Kings County
Gravesend
Justice Dike
Grand Jury
Thomas Shaw
Orlando A. Jones
James M. Murphy
Metropolitan Turf Association
Sol” Lichtenstein
Richard H. Brown
Lewis Meyers
Lichtenstein
Lewis Feltman
James Beattie
Beattie
Willie" Gerdes
Gerdes
Joe Yeager
New York
Ohio
Willis
Kings Highway
Langan
von Wagener
District Attorney
Fires Report Lists Addresses and Names in Yesterdays Incidents
A compiled list records numerous names and addresses linked to fires or incidents. Entries include Ernestina Baray at East 113th Street and Julians Weinberg at Madison Street, with monetary amounts and times noted for each item.
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A. M
Charlton St. Basilea
RTE
Visahah de eSherey
113Th St
Ernestina Baray
49Th St
Madison St
Julians Weinberg
Stent
134Th
Lillian Finlay
Seldere
Aieiorcin
Gould Cousin Dies a Pauper in Los Angeles County Hospital
Melvin A. Gould age 60, cousin of George J. Gould and tied to Jay Gould, died a pauper at County Hospital. Relatives who could have funded his funeral did not, and the body faced unmarked burial unless friends intervened. He had moved to California a decade earlier seeking fortune after a dissipated inheritance from Dr. R. Gould of Boston. His wife had separated from him, and his son in Rivera Massachusetts likewise refused farewell. Gould’s health declined after arrival and he sought aid from kin, who refused support. Nora Huey and Santa Fe Railroad employee Rayford Hart arranged the funeral today.
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New York Times
Los Angeles
Cal
Melvin A. Gould
George J. Gould
Jay Gould
Melvin Gould
California
R. Gould
Boston
East
Rivera
Mass
Gould
Nora Huey
Rayford Hart
Santa Fé Railroad
City Demolition Cleared Balcony Violation at Café Mar
J R Martin proprietor of the Café Mar on Twenty sixth Street end Broadway has surrendered the balcony on the Fifth Avenue side after city action. Demolition work will finish by October as city contends the balcony extended onto the sidewalk beyond legal limits.
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J. R. Martin
Isahis Forces Shell Tabriz Amid Turkish War Front
International dispatch from St Petersburg reports a six hour artillery duel in Tabriz between Nationalists and Royalists. Ain-Ed-Dowleh attempted to restore Shah authority. Kaiban quarter reduced to ruins and civilians fled under shellfire. A joint three sided attack was planned but postponed. outcome of the sortie unknown.
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ST. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Tabriz
Atnffet-Dowlen
Tibriz
Kainban
Tnany
Barty
Eatternfon
Genuimes
Nortthwestern
Etty
Ain-Ed- Dowleh
Wis
Tabris
Smoke in Sydney disrupts river navigation and shipping
Dense forest fire smoke blankets the St Lawrence River near Sydney Nova Scotia halting ship traffic. Twenty steamers await passage between Montreal and Quebec as fog and smoke hamper navigation and force temporary closures while repairs and fleet replacements are planned.
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Sydney
N.S
Domine Jon Coal Company
St. Lawrence
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Rogues’ Gallery
Federa
Reardon
Dr. Brown and Young and Sail
Whitmayp
Samuel* Brown
Purliine
A. O. Brown
Woods
McCafferty
Detective Bureau
Schurman
Federal
Cmn
Cas
Mr. Lauterbach
Frank de H. Robinson
Hearst
Actress
Fat Boy
QUT Wits
the Police
Willie
Geddes
Tom Shaw, O. A. Jones, and
Sol
New Trampshire
Newport
R. I
Fort Ser
Harry C.noordizy
United States Treasury
A. Noordzy
Elm
Court
West Brighton
Richmond
Tle
Frank Yannicola
Lamplighters’ Union
Yorkville
Inoothall
Derby
Lae
Broadway
Park Row
Nassau St. City Hall
Www
Glasgow
Earl
Wilson
Sortlamdtoo
Madras
Fancy
Percale
Barathea
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Ishah
St. Lawrence River
Public Service Commission
Eave Reeeviver
Third Avenue
Rattner
Union Railway Coumipaty Yesterlee BT
Widlch
Pertitt
Eabeleyers
Wihitrhige
Frowston St
Produce Exchange
Dey St
Nassau St
Revit Hoo
Fifth Ave
City Ital
Jultanth
Ballet OF
Birdland
S! Sousa
Bai
Mary Manne
Ape
Alvory
Wiiletam Norris
Lulu Glaser Jin Mele
Meschiet
Louise Gunming
Renee
Daly’s
Herald SQ
Mrtines
Es Ik
Globe
Henry W. Savage
Franz Molnar
Oliver Herfura
Delasco
Sen
Hooday
Sry Belasco Tuyvesant Tvs
Davese Belasco
Flatiren
Chinatown
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Gramercy
Circle Success
Sway
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Een Arnegin
Colonial Mat
Alhambra
Iva Tanguay
Salome
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Karno’s Pantomime Co
Hymas Meyer
Naked Truth
White & Stuart
Empire City Quariiet
Geo. McManus
Ammerstein
Boe
Gertrude Hoffmann
Last Gans-Nelson Pictures
the Devil
Junie M.cree
Stuart Barnes
Blaney
George Fuller Golden
Lioyé Wood Fell & Saire
LINC
Maxade Hall
Macy & Co
Itt Tig
Don
Barnard's Dogs
Star Worth St. & Texington
Savoy
Grand Oper
Lucia DE Lammermoor
Averigan
Ivan Abramson
Italian Opera Co
Giccon
Olympic
the World Blaters
Sousa
Rome
Eden Musee
Empire
Joe Straw
Hudson
Robert Loeson
Lygeum “Saucy
Billie Burke
Criterion
Stat
Hattie WilLiams
Wen, Mat
Piltbey Kere
Gottenberg
Wy SU Pirar
Garrick
Joseph Coyne Alpaandra
Tworis Keane
Pam
Lisle
Mia
Stee
Peele
New. York
Liberty
Miss Flusse
Eaally
Russell
Racing St
Wildfire
Teroadhurst Ae Gea
Hobart
Victor Herbert
Sen Macdonough
Gaiteee the Traveling Salesman
New Amsterdam
Pee
Ike
Weber
ASTOR
Wee Wu
Saeed Ae Wen
Hobge the Man From
Ome
Rae Ari St
MG Mazin
Son
Daly Eoe
Arnold Ee
Mississippi
Reek Wise
Fairbarks
Hackett
Paintis Ély
James K. Hagrett
Avilatis
Bully
Web Theatre
M Sity
Murray Lars Runaway Girls
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