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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1908

Page

18

Autoworld Gifts Tarnish Brown Partners Bankrupt Firm

In A. O. Brown & Co. bankruptcy proceedings it emerges that while the firm borrowed large sums from Minnie I. Young, widow of partner A. O. Brown, the executives gave away automobiles to Edna Wallace Hopper and George R. Hunt Jr. October 1906.

Stock Exchange A. O. Brown & Co Minnie I. Young A. O. Brown Edward F. Buchanan Brown Edna Wallace Hopper Buchanan George R. Hunt, Jr Hunt Littlefield Miss Hopper

Seeking McIntyre assets in creditors examination

Peter E. Martin of Albany, a preferred creditor of the defunct T. A. McIntyre & Co., appeared for examination before Referee Peter B. Olney at 68 William Street. He lacked counsel and asked if his attorney should attend. creditors Dr. Charles G. Wagner, E. C. Bradley, and John E. Liood testified, each owed only a few thousand dollars.

Peter E. Martin Albany T. A. McIntyre & Co Peter B. Olney William Street Martin Irving L. Ernst Clarence Newman Newman

Colonel Stewart Returns to Washington to Face Board

Col William F Stewart arrives in Washington to appear before the retirement board after an Arizona test reported him unfit for a ninety mile ride. His fate depends on the board's findings. possible outcomes include restoration to duty with pay, retirement with three quarters pay, or retirement with one year’s pay if the disability is not service related.

New York Times Washington William F. Stewart Fort Grant Arizona Tombstone Col. Stewart Charles Stewart San Francisco Army Department Stewart Arizona Desert

Magistrate Butts Defies Board Over Summons Powers

Stormy board meeting reports Magistrate Butts refusing to issue summonses in police courts and declaring he will not recognize any summons from other judges. President Barlow, Magistrate Cornell, and others challenge him as the bench debates legality, curtesy, and the duty to bring cases before the court. The dispute ends with Butts remaining obstinate after hours of discussion.

Butts Board of Magistrates Barlow Cornell Crane Sing Sing Corrigan District Attorney’s Office Bulis Kernochan

Bisphams Reach Custody Settlement After Court Carriage

In Philadelphia on September 28, David Bispham and wife Caroline Bispham settled custody of their children without a hearing. Judge Auden ruled that Mrs. Bispham would have the children during half of the Christmas and Easter holidays and four weeks of summer, building on a prior 1905 decree limiting summer custody. The family attended court together as lawyers requested a postponement while the parties settled.

New York Times Philadelphia David Bispham Caroline R. Bispham Audenried

Despondent servant takes ninety nine strychnine pills

Sarah Schmidt aged 25, a servant in the Colonial Studio Building at 39 West Sixty-seventh Street, killed herself by swallowing 99 strychnine tablets after learning of her stepfather’s death. Coroner reports she had recently lost her own baby and had moved through employment with Mrs. B W Babcock and Miss Harriet Philips.

Sarah Schmidt Harriet Philips West Sixty-seventh Street George F. Schrady New York Pennsylvania Blackwell's Island Metropolitan Hospital Schmidt B. W. Babcock Onoto Watama

Classified streetwise bets and small stakes list

A fragmented listing shows times and locations on Nassau Street and multiple Manhattan addresses with names like Holler Lisnoff Aldenberg Brown Weininson Deutsch Stulzkin and others. Stakes range from $1.50 to $1,000 with observers at 55 8:10 to 5:10 PM and street addresses on Houston, Broome, Ludlow and Division Streets.

A. M Nassau St N. Y. Sun 4Th St Francis S. Holler Broome St Harry. Lisnoff E. Houston St Norfolk St Morris Weinhaus

Policeman Intervenes After Bigamist Falls From Window

Patrolman Greber of West 126th Street Station went to a fourth floor flat at 169 after Mrs. Bertha Von Der Schulenberg begged arrest for her husband George, a druggist. A quarrel with a boarder ended with Von Der Schulenberg leaping through an air shaft window. He was found in the back room. Dr. Herrity said the injuries included a broken thigh internal injuries and a skull fracture. he may die.

Greber West 126Th Street 128Th Street Bertha von Der-Schulenberg George von der Schulenberg Herrity Harlem

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Portrait Sells For Sixteen Dollars

The Evelyn Nesbit Thaw portrait by Harrington Mann, linked to Stanford White, was auctioned by Sheriff Foley’s order at the County Court House. Joseph P. Day faced a crowd of about 200 as the painting failed to fetch high bids, eventually selling to Mrs. Elise Hartung for sixteen dollars after a judgment of two hundred fifty three dollars.

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Harrington Mann Paris Stanford White White Angel Child Joseph P. Day County Court House Foley Day Elise Hartung Thaw

Prize Offered for Gliding Contest at Morris Park

Octave Chanute has offered a prize to the American Aeronautic Society for a gliding competition to be held within two months at Morris Park race track. The event may open during an aeronautic carnival on the grounds, with a catapult ready for experiments. Chanute favors the flattest glide as the measure of efficiency, based on the relation of vertical fall to horizontal glide.

Octave Chanute American Aeronautic Society Morris Park

Transfer of Kings County Police To Aqueduct Track

Kings County police and detectives moved with the transfer of racing from Gravesend to the Aqueduct track in Queens. District Attorney Darrin and Sheriff Harvey observed the opening day but no arrests were made as weather kept patronage low and officers focused on crowd control and breaking up large groups.

Kings County Aqueduct Track Queens County Gravesend Jockey Club Queens Darrin Harvey Bischoff Gaynor

Man of 70 Shoots Himself in West Forty-ninth Street Home

Adolph Artz, 70, died after a self-inflicted gunshot wound following long illness and his wife's death. A Stryker's Farm survivor, he had owned a Fiftieth Street saloon for twenty years before retiring twenty years ago and buying his current home. his death occurred at Roosevelt Hospital.

Adolph Artz West Forty-ninth Street Roosevelt Hospital Stryker Artz Fiftieth Street Ninth and Tenth Avenues

Regent Hotel Receiver Attack Clarified By Owner

Thomas Healy, head of the Sherman Square Hotel realty group, says his hotel was not in receiver hands and that the Regent Hotel on Amsterdam Avenue is the property under receivership. Healy explains Sherman Square was the operating entity before reopening and seeks correction for readers.

Sherman Square Hotel Company Regent Seventieth Street Amsterdam Avenue Thomas Healy Sherman Square Seventy-first Street Broadway Times Sherman Square Hotel

Roosevelt Aids Lee Memorial Fund

Vicksburg Mississippi September 28 President Roosevelt sent a fifty dollar check to the fund for the ten thousand dollar Stephen D Lee memorial. Secretary of War Wright and General G M Dodge also contributed fifty dollars each into the memorial drive.

Roosevelt Aids Lee Vicksburg Miss Roosevelt Stephen D. Lee War Wright Gen. G. M. Dodge

Business Women Organization Forms in New York

Saxby V. Penfold leads a meeting at the Hotel Martha Washington to launch the International Federation of Business Women. The group plans a $20,000 clubhouse and aims to operate as an employment bureau with capital stock and a magazine The Business Woman. Inspections are provided by two male appointees, William H. Leeds and Arthur Ware.

International Federation of Business Women Martha Washington Fast Twenty-ninth Street Elizabeth Cady Stanton Susan R. Anthony Carrie Chapman Catt Saxby V. Penfold William Urey Park Penfold Park Mr. Penfold Federation TIMES Business Woman's Exchange Fifth Avenue Mr. Penfeld Wall Street Saxby V. Penfeld Albany Fenfeld Saxby V. Pen‘fold Margaret Smith William Key Park L. V. Wheeler L. S. Bardwell Lulu N.esmond Elizabeth Palmer Mary B. Cleveland Anne A. F. Craig E. D. Mills Jane Clarke Owen Marcella A. Tennyson Jean Norton James H. Dixon George W. Conklin Frank Blake William H. Leeds Arthur Ware

Widow Mary Sample Entangled in Brooklyn Blackmail Case

The 64 year old widow was attacked at her 577 Franklin Avenue apartment in Brooklyn on Sunday. Police suspect links to a pending Gates Avenue Court conspiracy case in which she is the complainant. She reportedly paid 1000 dollars after threats to spread rumors. Her injuries from the acid attack remain painful but not as serious as initial reports.

Mary Sample Franklin Avenue Brooklyn Grand Avenue Zimmerman Gates Avenue Court Sample

No Change in Fleet Plans Despite Manila Cholera

Washington Sept 28 The Navy Department says there will be no change to the battleship fleet itinerary despite cholera in Manila. Gov Gen Smith reports the epidemic under control and likely elimination before the fleet reaches Cavite. The governor orders postponement of public receptions until November and Admiral Sperry will deny shore liberty during the Cavite visit.

New York Times Washington Manila Navy Department Metcalf Gen. Smith Cavite Yokohama Amoy Admiral Sperry

Zamboanga Station Reports Wireless Calls From Connecticut

Manila dispatch says Zamboanga station received wireless calls from the flagship Connecticut last night but could not establish two way communication. Early fleet contact expected. Manila had no direct link to the Atlantic battleship fleet up to 8 this morning and does not know its exact location.

Manila Zamboanga Connecticut

Two Wives to Be Deported For Polygamy Case

San Francisco Sept 28 Robert Hu Tung Bosmen a Hongkong millionaire with two wives and three children who arrived on the Korea was ordered deported by a special board of inquiry. He may appeal to Secretary Straus in Washington stating he sees no harm in polygamy. His father is Dutch and his mother Chinese, and he is described as a prominent Hongkong citizen.

San Francisco Robert Hu Tung Bosmen Hongkong Orient Korea Bosman Straus Washington Tiis Jis

Student dies from cane rush injury at WPI

Worcester Mass Sept 28 2mil KF Gran of West Wareham a student who suffered a back fracture in the annual sophomore freshman cane rush at Worcester Polytechnic Institute on Tuesday died at the city hospital today.

Worcester. Mass Gran West Wareham Worcester Polytechnic Institute

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