Call B C Denham Back Congregational Vote
A West Street Church of the Disciples vote approved Rev. B Q Denham’s return after an absence to manage an orange grove in Florida. The 182 ballots favored his reappointment amid dissenting members and voting irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Q. Denham
Orange Plantation
Florida
Church of the Disciples of Christ
West Sth Street
Elizabeth BR. Grannis
Leaham
North Tonawanda
Mayo
Lse Reals
Denham
Symonds
Old Church
Curtis P. Brady
Mr. Denham
Christer
J. H. Benton
Christey
Benton
Pplegate
John L. N. Hunt
Board of Education
Beck
Father-In-Law Recovers $19,460 in Suit Over Affections
Charles H. Turner of Malone wins $184 in a suit against Claude F. Day, president of Day Manufacturing Co. of Jersey City, claiming money owed on notes from 1903. Day contends $420 stock transfer settled the debt. Turner says stock was collateral. Day’s business failure led to alleged interference with his wife and child. alienation case to be heard at next Supreme Court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude F. Day
Day Manufacturing Company
Jersey City
Bic
Charles H. Turner
Malone, N
Turner
Justice Morsehauser
Supreme Court
White Plains
Day Tw
Day
Day Company
Malone
NEW York Supreme Court
Newan County
Rosa B. Grotta
Aentant Loe DeHart
Chartie DeFiart
Bronx Company
Mary F. Gray
John H. Woodbury Dermatological Institute
New York County
New York
Max J. Bernheim
Wall Street
Manhattan Borough
New York City
Tsuahi
James A. O'Gorman
Supreme Court of
State of New York
County of New York
County Court House
Borough of
Manhattan
Plaintiffs
Atformer
Wall 5
New S
Hawley suit gains attachment against Levee assets
Justice Hendrick in the Supreme Court granted an attachment for 74998.50 against property of Jeanie M. Levee, formerly Hawley, in favor of William and Alan R. Hawley of William Hawley & Co. The notes and money advanced date from January 7, 195, to November 7, 197. Lis pendens filed against 2 East 76th, 48 West 11th, and 37 West 1th streets. Hawleys reside at 22 East 76th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Hendrick
Supreme Court
Jeanie M. Levee
Jeanie M. Hawley
William and
Alan R. Hawley
Wiliam Hawley
Osborne & Lamb
Broadway
Lis Pendens
East 76Th Street
West 11Th Street
West 1Th Street
The Condition of State Banks in New York
Albany April 15 Clark Williams Superintendent of State Banks released the summary of 19 state banks reports to March 25 showing a net drop of 2 620898 in aggregate resources from December 1. three banks suspended and not included. deposits rose to 45104812, loans fell to 200550755, specie holdings gained 13000000 and cash items increased 10152855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Clark Williams
Oriental, Mechanics and Traders
Home Bank
Brooklyn
Plan to tunnel links Jersey City to Bayonne and beyond
Bayonne Civic club backs a multi-city subway scheme connecting Jersey City Bayonne Staten Island and Brooklyn with a Hudson River tunnel to the Kill von Kull. Plans by George Moore show a Jersey City Jersey Bayonne route continuing under hills to Fort Wadsworth and Fort Hamilton, crossing the Narrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne Civiclub
Jersey City
Bayonne
Staten Island
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Boards of Trade of
George Moore
Hudson River
Kill von Kull
Bergen Point
Port Richmond
Fort Wadsworth
Fort Hamilton
Golden Shower in Hut Reveals Hidden Fortune on Long Island
On Yiempstead Long Island, since December the recluse William Henry Jaynes died leaving a bag of gold. Upon tearing down his hut, searchers uncovered two bags near the ridgepole that spilled 1310 and 375 pieces of gold along with large denomination bills. The hoard totaled over $15,000, with Jaynes found clutching a bag of gold. The next day cousins Sylvanus and Benjamin De Mott found 1,000 more coins, as Surrogate Jackson appointed the case for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yiempstead
Long Island
William Henry Jaynes
Proposals for Brooklyn Jersey City Transit Link Unfold Hidden Money Tale
A plan to run an inner and outer loop transit route from Manhattan via Brooklyn Bayonne and Staten Island to Jersey City is outlined. Administrators Charles Bailey and Sylvanus De Mott seek hidden funds after the Jayne estate owner’s ten acres near Garden City Estates and Salisbury golf links spurred a rumor of buried money. The late misanthropic owner once barred women at his door, while night searches intensified as neighbors speculated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Fourth Avenue
East River
Jersey City
Bayonne
Staten Island
Manhattan
St. George Ferry
Charles Bailey
Sylvanus de Mott
Jayne
Garden City
Salisbury Golf Links
Cooke Jr Loses Two Fingers At Locomotive Works
Frederick W. Cooke Jr son of the works general manager suffered the loss of two fingers of his right hand while moving machinery at the Cooke branch of the American Locomotive Works. He was taken to St Josephs Hospital for amputation and intends to return to work after recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mr. Cooke
Discharged man shoots city official then kills self
Northampton Massachusetts April 15 John Tracy a discharged street department employee shot and fatally wounded George F Birge superintendent of streets and then returned home and shot himself Birge died later at the hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
John Tracy
George F. Birge
Birge
Catskill Steamer Onteora Sinks Tow Boat
A gale on the river ends today as the Catskill evening line steamer Onteora collided with a southbound tow. One tow boat sank while a lighter and two coal boats were set adrift but later towed to Catskill Point. The lighter crew was rescued and no injuries occurred aboard the Onteora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catskill
N. Y
Catskill Point
International Chess Tourney in Vienna Semifinal Round
In Vienna on April 15 the eighteenth and semi final round of the international masters tournament was played. Schlechter drew with Duras, Mareczy lost to Tartakower but may be tied for first, Teichmann fell to Mieses, Marshall and Leonhardt drew, Johner and Salve split, Rubinstein beat Reti, Alapin lost to Spielmann, Cohn fell to Swiderski, Hberger lost to Suechting, and Bardeleben vs Perlis adjourned for Perlis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Schlechter
Duras
Mareczy
Tartakower
Maroczy
Maroezy
Teichmann
Mieses
Marshall
Leonhardt
Johner
Salve
Rubinstein
Reti
Alapin
Spielmann
Cohn
Seder at Ellis Island in Passover service for Jewish immigrants
Immigrants detained at Ellis Island observe the Seder marking Passover with forty eight Jews participating under the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society. Rabbi Adolph M. Radin of the People's Synagogue leads the ceremony as Dr. David Blaustein chairs. The event emphasizes welcome, home, and opportunities in the new land with remarks about President and Governor names and future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Canaan
Russia
Egypt
Ellis Island
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society
Adolph M. Radin
The
People's Synagogue
New World
David Blaustein
Jerusalem
Temple
Free museum admissions and a day of lectures and performances
Today features free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. The Manhattan Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution hosts a reception at Weldorf Astoria at 32 p m. The Dixie Club meets at Hotel Astor at 3 p m. Health Commissioner Darlington discusses the sanitation situation at the People's Institute. Free Board of Education lectures begin at 8 p m in multiple public schools with illustrated talks on topics from the British Empire to life in Samoa and Armenia, plus theater pieces and science demonstrations by noted speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Manhattan
Daughters of the American Revolution
Weldorf-Astoria
Dixie Club
Hotel Astor
Darlington
Department of Health
West 44Th Street
Mme. von Finkelstein Mountford
Walentine
Hester
Essex
Norfolk
Frederick D. Greene
Armenia
9Th
Mth
Avenue B
Rudolf Tombo, Jr
Goethe
123D
Eighth Avenue
Frederick Warde
Macbeth
Hele Rhodes
France
John 8. Huber
Fifth
Lenox Avenues
J W. Rogan
Five Points Mission
Park Street
Horatio J. King
Hemirs
Hebrew Technical Institute
Stuyvesant Street
Frank L. Tufts
Institute Hall
Fast Meith Street
Jon A. M. Freytag
South Africa
New York Public Library
East Seth Street
Frederick A. Hatch
St Luke's Hall
Hudson Street
Grove
William Libb
Westchester
Joseph Oakman
Australia
Island Continent
Matilda Street
Wakefield
Mesrop Neston
Persia
St. Ann's Avenue
147Th
148Th
James Walter Crook
Amethyst Avenue
Morris Park Avenue
van Nest
Henry B. Savage
Lafayette Hall
Alexander Avenue
W47th Street
Gertrude Dorar
Tennyson
Enoch Arden
Leather men favor six month rates in sticker contract plan
The Patent and Enamelled Leather Manufacturers' Association of the United States, meeting in Newark, urged a six month limit on contracts with fixed prices for members. The move targets automobile, carriage, and furniture trades, aiming to bind consumers to the six month plan. Henry M. Hill, president of the Cleveland Tanning Company, presided at the meeting.
Bank teller arrest for $25,000 embezzlement scheme
Carlisle reports John V. Harris, teller at Merchants' National Bank, arrested for long running embezzlement. He confessed and surrendered collateral near the amount. Separate tragedy in Mount Vernon as Clifford Vernon, 10, hanged himself in his father's barn after a cousin's suicide last week. In Milwaukee Ira B. Smith, ex head of National Wholesale Grocers, jailed two years for borrowing $5,000 on four notes under false securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Penn
John V. Harris
Merchants’ National Bank
Harris
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Clifford Vernon
Thompson Vernon
Milwaukee
Ira B. Smith
National
Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Smith, Thorndike & Brown
Marinette
Wis
Milwaukee House of Correction
Smith
Gompers Arrives for Three Day AFL Session in Everett House
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor arrives with his executive council to hold a three day session at the Everett House to settle disputes between local unions He will address a mass meeting of affiliated unions at Grand Central Palace on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Everett House
Gompers
Grand Central Palace
Alleged Slayer Back in Pelham
Pelham police escorted Dominic Monaco from Huntington Ind to Pelham after his wife stated he killed Julius T. Rosenheimer at his Pelham home. Monaco was held for arraignment after a night in Welham jail. De Lucero did not accompany the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clie! Marks
Pelham
Huntington
Ind
Dominic Monaco
Julius T. Rosenheimer
Monaco
de Lucero
Welham
Court Probe Bill Advocated for City Magistrates Reform
Magistrate Crane urged the Page- Francis bill to create a non political citizens commission to study courts of inferior jurisdiction in New York City. The commission would examine procedures to improve overcrowding, records, probation facilities, and overall administration, with findings to the Governor. Dr John P Peters called it the most important pending measure for New Yorkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
New York City
Page- Francis
Committee of Finance
Assembly
Court of Special Sessions
Hughes
Citizens’ Commission
John P. Peters
St. Michael's Church
Committee of Fourteen
Supreme Court of the
United States
Peters
Street Along L I Railroad Proposed to Prevent Accidents
A Queens official urges President Bermel and Public Service Commission Bassett to open a new street parallel to the Montauk Division between Penny Bridge and Maspeth. With 175 trains daily and over 72 fatalities in ten years, the plan would serve factory workers and reduce collisions. Newtown issued bonds in 1989 for road construction, about $21.00 in proceeds now available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermel
Queens
Bassett
Public Service Commission
Montauk
Long Island Railroad
Penny Bridge
Maspeth
Newtown Creek
Hassett
Newtown
Court Rules Disbarred Lawyer Still Under Court Jurisdiction
Justice Hendrick of the Supreme Court held that a disbarred attorney remains within the court’s summary jurisdiction. In Burnham v. O’Sullivan the dispute involved a lawyer who took 200 from Burnham and repaid 125 after promising 2 if not carried to General Sessions. The decision forbids disbarred lawyers from pleading their own misconduct to evade repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Hendrick
Supreme Court
Edward M. Burnham
Michael O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan
Burnham
General Sessions
Woman Hangs Self at Blackwell's Island Prison
Emma Hall, held at the penitentiary on Blackwell's Island, hanged herself yesterday using a noose made from torn skirt strips. She was found dead about thirty minutes after the act. records fail to reveal her age, residence, or reason for imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hall
Blackwell's Island
Lafayette Trust Company Reopens After Suspension in Brooklyn
The Jenkins Trust Company of Brooklyn reopened as Lafayette Trust Company yesterday after a suspension that closed October 26. A Bath Beach thanksgiving mass preceded the opening, with funds tied up since the suspension. In Coney Island a large parade occurred before the branch opened, and deposits quickly followed with $100,000 total within an hour while withdrawals stayed under $4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins Trust Company
Brooklyn
Lafayette Trust Company
Bath Beach
Coney Island
Federal Won’t Pay Tax on Fort Hamilton Improvements
Controller Metz informed by Attorney General Bonaparte that the federal government will not pay a 5860 assessment for Fort Hamilton improvements. The AG noted the state ceded jurisdiction over the Fort Hamilton tract to the federal government, along with a tax discharge. Metz suggested the city might compel the national government to fund its own sewer and water systems for the post offices, customs house, navy yard, and fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Bonaparte
Fort Hamilton
Fort Harmilton
Meta
Eleven jurors seated in recount case against Mayor Mc Clellan and Hearst
jurors heard for recount of Mayoral vote with Justice Lambert overseeing cross examination of talesmen. Several jurors excused for prejudice and both sides pressed to shape answers. Truax, editor, added to panel amid wrangling. judge cautioned counsel about pressuring jurors to conform to views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People
McClellan
W. R. Hearst
Justice Lambert
Hearst
Theodore Truax
Second Avenue
Richards
Talesman
Truax
Pennsylvania coal mine owner to sail for Europe for eye treatment
John Markle of 723 Fifth Avenue and 31 Nassau Street plans a Europe voyage to seek German medical care for rapidly worsening eye disease. Once nearly blind, he can walk unaided but cannot handle mail or correspondence. he hopes treatment abroad will restore sight while he manages business from abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Markle
Pennsylvania
Europe
Markle
Fifth Avenue
Nassau Street
Dynamite Explosion Wrecks Tenement. Four Arrests
Four men were arrested after a dynamite blast at a five story tenement at 4 1/2 East 63rd Street damaged the third floor. Captain Cooney and Patrolman Cooney helped arrest two Italian suspects, Sellene Salvatore and Lacolo Pietro, and two others, Provancia Dominica and Dominico Giuseppi, as they were entering the building. All were remanded to Police Headquarters for further disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East 63d Street
Cooney
East
7Th Street
Flower Hospital
Sellene Salvatore
First Avenue
Lacolo Pietro
East T Street
Provancia Dominica
Dominico Giuseppi
Yorkville
Jenkins Will Filed In Nassau Surrogate’s Office
John G Jenkins Jr former president of Jenkins Trust Co of Brooklyn files his will. Residue left to three sons Frank Edward I and John G as executors with power to sell real and personal property and reinvest. Trustees may sell the Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn home and buy another. Martha Kowen receives $1 quarterly. if Mrs Jenkins remarries, her interests revert to the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mincou
Long Island
John G. Jenkins, Jr
Jenkins Trust Company of
Brooklyn
Nassau County
No. St Lafayette Avenue
Frank
Edward I
John G. Jenkins
Lafayette Avenue
Martha W. Kowen
Kronprinz Wilhelm Delayed by Severe Seas Returns
The Kronprin2 Wilhelm of the North German Lloyd Line arrived after a day’s delay due to high seas and heavy head gales. Passengers noted no sun from Cherbourg to Tuesday noon. Mme Marianne Kubelik, wife of violinist Jan Kubelik, was on deck during the storm and will join her husband in Montreal for an American tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kronpring Wilhelm
Lloyd Line
Cherbourg
Mme
Maarianne Kubelik
Jan Kubelik
Vancouver
Australia
American Producer Engaged to Adapt The Girls of Guttenburg
A passenger aboard the Kronprins, abroad with Charles Frohman, reveals he was engaged to adapt for an American production The Girls of Guttenburg, a show currently enjoying a long run in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
Hotel Irving Patrons Rewarded After OccupancyTangle
The Hotel Irving at No Gramercy Park W8 reopened last night with hot and cold water and elevators running. The dispute over rental arising between Louis Fuller president of the Buggies Company and owner Robert G Blake led to a conference and settlement. Blake took over management with J H McCarthy as his representative while Fuller said he had sold the furniture to an auctioneer who would resell Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
No. & Gramercy Park
Louis €. Fuller
The
Buggies Company
Robert G. Blake
Mr. Puller
Mr. Blake
J. H. McCarthy
St. Clair
Prince George
Mr. Fuller
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B. C. Denham
West 56Th Street
Brother Hunt
Francis M. Applegate
Brother Denham
Brother Applegate
Chrissey
Benson
Ite Tcom
S6th Street
C. Hi. Kilgore
J. E. Pearce
Robert Christer
Irving «. Brump
J. DD. Minnick
Joab H. Benton
Mr. Hunt
Sam W. Hoke
Mrs. Ho
New Faces
F. W. Cooke, JR
the Tribune
International Chess
Telegraphic News Notes
RS. Minturn. Treas
E. 22d St
R. Fulton Cutting
N. Y. Association For Improving the
L. I. Railroad
Public Service
Lafayette Trust Co
Sam
New
Macmillan Books
Robert Hunter
H. G. Wells
John Spargo
Rochester
Ly Mail
Robert H. Fuller
Macmillan Company
Justice
Talesmen
John G. Jenkins, SR
GALES
Wilhelm
Mme. Kubelik
Starin
Long Island Sound
Glen
Richmond
Specia
CORTL
ST. Piers
Phene
Cortlandt
Abner
Annie E. Munn
Adaline M. E. Peters
Duer, Strong & Whitehead
Attorneys For
Borough of Manhattan
C. Thomas
County of
William Stebbins, Jr
Carter Haskell
War Street
City of New York
Carter
Haskell
Thomas
Nothce
Richard Mansfield
Tate
Dittenhoefer
Gerber & James
Igor
Susan H. Mansfield
DITTENHOEFER, GERBER _& JAMES
Executrix
Ohnson
Wilmot
Abner C. Thomas
Wilmot Johnson
Speirs& Bartlett
Treet
City of
Upreme Court
Mathis
da Tilly
John A. Tilly
Achille J. Oishel
Ofice and Post Office
N. Y. City
Cler’s
Achille J. Oishet
Mamehattan
City
Berlitz School OF Languages
Masisen Square
Harlem
Lenox Ave
120Th St
Brooklyna
Court St
Asbury Park
Agenett
M. J. Young-Fulton
Amor Square
Hotel Irving
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