Man Slain in Small Riot at Italian Holiday Dance
At a Mamaroneck Foot and a Half Hotel dance a jealousy fueled melee left Vieto Maragiano mortally wounded and Angelo Giuseppe shot. Dore was wounded. others stabbed or cut as police found a crowd wielding stilettos and revolvers. Coroner held Dore without bail. four others under bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamaroneck
Angeloo Geronte
Vieto Maragiano
Angelo Giuseppe
Giuseppe
New Rochelle
Maragiano
Antonio Dore
Dominico Chillicoth
Giuseppe Geraldi
Giuseppe Cortez
Dre. Hunter
Hoerr
Maregiano
New- Rochelle
Giusseppe
Jano
Dore
Mara
Peacocker
Banning
Grand Jury
The
Lovesick Italian Shoots Self After Serenade
Louis Lombardi a 27 year old Italian from Brooklyn shot himself after serenading Josephine Depario a 19 year old Italian girl. He died two hours later at Norwegian Hospital. Lombardi had come to America five years earlier seeking a better life for his wife and child in Italy. He and Depario had been engaged until his marriage was revealed, though they remained friends. After a late night serenade on Sunday with three companions the pair sang goodbye and Lombardi killed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Lombardi
Third
Brookarn
Josephine Depario
Brooklyn
Lombardi
Ving
Italy
Goodby
Luis
McDonough Torpedo Boat Destroyer Launched at Fore River Works
The torpedo boat destroyer McDonough was launched at Fore River Iron Company in Braintree Massachusetts at 12 56 am. Mrs Lucy Charlotte McDonough Reade of Philadelphia christened the vessel. The ship measures 242 feet in length and 470 tons displacement with rapid fire guns and a 30 knot speed guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braintree
Mass
McDonough
Fore River Iron Company
Lucy Charlotte McDonough Reade
Philadelphia
Quincy Works
Gustave Kaemmermeer
Olympia
Dewey
Quincy
Fore River Engine Company
McDecough
Thomas McDonough
Delaware
Bourne Mills Workers Receive 31 Percent Profit Bonus
Fall River Mass December 24 The Bourne Mills employes entitled to the profit sharing plan today receive a 31 percent bonus on wages for the period June 9 to December 8 This is the twenty third semi annual dividend under the plan It increases the Christmas share with a range from 2 to 15 dollars due to high wastes and steady employment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Bourne Mills
Governor Pingree Ordered to Appear on Contempt Charge
Judge Wiest of Ingham County Circuit Court orders Governor Pingree to show cause next Saturday why he should not be punished for contempt. The petition cites a December interview published in The Detroit Tribune in which the Governor attacked Judge Wiest and Prosecutor Luttle. An affidavit from the Tribune reporter confirms the interview was for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanting
Mich
Ingham
Wiest
Ingham County
Pingree
Detroit Tribune
Luttle
Ary
Tribune
iSepermees
Brooklyn Christmas Cheer Spreads Gifts Across City
Christmas events unfold at the Grand Opera House and Park Theatre with free rides, vaudeville, and gift distributions for Brooklyn children. The Eastern District hosts morning exercises by the East End Christmas Tree Association at Amphion Theatre. Local officials distribute turkeys and meals while churches plan festive services and cantatas for Sunday schools and inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Grand Opera House
Frank Bittig
Park Theatre
William B. Green
Sangerbund Hall
Smithst
Penitentiary
Almshouse
County Hospital
Flatbush
Raymond Street
Walton
Emily J. Meary
Women’s Prison
East End
Christmas Tree Association
Amphion
Santa Claus
R. Morrison Gray
Victor Bourg
Manhattan Ave
Brooklyn Bureau of Charities
Huberty
Register Howe
Lee Avenue Congregational Church
Fenimore Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Burglary Strikes M. Rosenfeld Co. on Broadway Brooklyn
Burglars entered via rear window after sawing iron bars at M. Rosenfeld & Co. upholstery goods store, No 240 to 244 Broadway, Brooklyn, and carried off about 2000 dollars worth of rolls. Police had urged better lighting after holiday season preparations. Separately, Andrew McLean Parker’s Brooklyn home at No 56 Jeromes St was robbed through a basement door with false keys, yielding 590 dollars in cash clothing and silverware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rosenfeld & Co
Broadway
Brooklyn
Captain Hayes
Clymer St
Andrew McLean Parker
Jeromest
Judge Dixon Dissatisfied Over Grand Jury Indictment
Bergen County Grand Jury, urged by Judge Dixon to indict John Warner for killing a tramp at an ice plant, was discharged by County Judge Zabriskie. The panel reconvened without finding enough evidence to indict. Dixon seeks the jury’s minutes and plans to hold Warner for the April session.
Sunday Closing Crusade Reaches Brooklyn Stores
The Early Closing Association fights Sunday opening with two arrests. Dry goods clerks crotty and o dere from Maxwell and Rosenberg linked to Sunday purchases face magistrate Bristow who parole them to January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Brooklyn
South
Brooklyn
Morris Crotty
Thirteenthst
Maxwell's
Fifth-ave
M. Freilish
Sixth-ave
Nellie Newman
Crotty
O’gracy
Miss Newman
Thomas O'Dere
Michael Rosenberg
Third-ave
Rosenberg
Butleret Court
Bristow
Scranton Streetcar Strike Enters Second Calm Day
The Scranton streetcar strike continues with seven Syracuse imports joining managers and staff to run eight cars across the city. No violence is reported as workers lure four replacements from the job and secure promises from three others to stay home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Penn
Syracuse
Pennsylvania Steel to Form New 50 Million Dollar Company
The Philadelphia press reports long negotiations for the Pennsylvania Steel Company are resolved. A new company with 50 million dollars capital will take over the old property and continue operations with 25 million common and 25 million preferred stock. Present shareholders may subscribe on favorable terms. stock to be fully paid and non assessable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Steel Company
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Steel
Glenlochy to Europe From Tacoma Wheat Voyage
The British ship Glenlochy, now in Tacoma harbor, will load 221000 bushels of Pacific Coast wheat and sail to Liverpool via the Suez Canal. It will be the first steam vessel from Tacoma to Europe by that route, coal at Japan and another port, expecting sixty five days or less voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Glenlochy
Liverpool
Suez Canal
Europe
Cape Horn
South America
Japan
Lantern found near Cudahy kidnap site confirms ransom point
In Centre street McArdle Precinct near the Big Pappie, a lantern with ribbons used to signal Cudahy was found by local boys. Oil on the wick shows recent use, with corn and horse tracks nearby. Police link a man named Pat Crowe to the suspect, while rumors place a kidnapper at Fort Dodge, though no confirmation exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Centre St
McArdle
Big Pappie
Raddock Grove
Cudahy
Pat’ Crowe
Edward Cudahy, Jr
Crowe
Rogues’ Gallery
Grover Sts
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Albio
Missing Colorado girl Maggie Hoel feared murdered
Maggie Hoel eighteen, living with sister Mrs. Charles Beattie west of Pueblo, disappeared Sunday afternoon after leaving her child in care. Evidence of a struggle came from footprints near the house and toward the Arkansas River, with small shoe prints suggesting the girl was dragged or carried. Searchers scoured the area but found no trace, though her hat and outdoor wrap remained at the Beattie home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Col
Maggie Hoel
Charles Beattie
Arkansas River
Montana Youth Kidnapped in Michigan
Hobart Clayberg aged seventeen, son of Helena Mont. citizen John B. Clayberg, was abducted in Kalamazoo by two men. Blindfolded, he walked eleven miles to Mattawan before being dumped when storm intensified. He telegraphed for help and was returned home during the night. authorities, including the sheriff, chased leads after his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Hobart Clayberg
John B. Clayberg
Helena
Mont
Mattawan
Clayberg
Claylers
New Move in Duryea Contest
Surrogate Sea bury Nassau County received notice that the contestants of Edgar E. Duryea will withdraw all objections to probate to enable a Supreme Court jury trial on the case. The action aims to have the will admitted first, then proceed with the civil suit in the higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Long Island
Seabury
Nassau County
J. Campbell Thompson
Edgar E. Duryea
Thompson
Supreme Court
Thief Fails to Seize Milliners Receipts
Misses Annie and Carrie Burpo, milliners, were attacked near their Main Street shop as they walked home from work. The robber fought for a small cash bag containing that day’s receipts, but the sisters retained the handbag and the thief fled after injuring Carrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
Annie
Carrie Burpo
Main St
Prince and Grand Sts
Carrie
Clark and
Ward Sts
Miss Carrie
Mayor Approves Stock Issue for Bronx Garden
Mayor Van Wyck signs ordinance authorizing a 200000 stock issue to fund Botanical Garden construction in Bronx Park. Council passed it in September and Board of Aldermen approved on December 11. Two related resolutions for grants to railroad connecting lines also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wyck
Bronx Park
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate
West Tenth Street
Eighth and
Columbus Avenue
Electric Shock Leaves Woman Paralyzed in Brooklyn Crossing
Court of Appeals affirms a $7,500 judgment for Rose T. OFlaherty against Nassau Electric Railroad. On Oct 1 1898 she was crossing East New York Avenue when a trolley wire slipped, shocking her and paralyzing her left leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Rose T. O'Flaherty
Nassau Electric Railroad Company
Miss O'Flaherty
Rockaway Ave
Brooklyn
New-York
Naeng
Lex
Antilla Wrecked on Great Egg Harbor Bar in Fog
The British steamer Antilla ran aground at 5am on the South Channel bar off Ocean City during dense fog. Rescue teams reached her after more than an hour, with two passengers saved. tug North America stood by, but salvage chances were slim as the ship settled deeper on the sand. Built in 1892, the 929 gross ton steel vessel was en route from Nassau to New York, owned by F. M. Montell & Son.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Great Egg Harbor
T. Montell
Rider
Great Eye Harbor
Carson
Ocean City
John A. Sherman
St. Louis
Charles R. Brown
Denver
Col
Montell
Delaware
North America
Barnegat
Antilla
Nassau
New Providence
New York
Grangemouth
Scotland
F. M. Montell
Tug Ocean King and barges saved off Myrtle Beach
Dispatch from Smith's Island station reports the tug Ocean King and barges Rondout and Astoria ashore on Myrtle Beach eight miles northeast. Seventeen crew members were saved by life saving crews from Smith's Island and Cobb's Island.
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Washington
Kimball
Life Saving Service
Hitchings
Smith's Island
Ocean King
Rondout
Astoria
Myrtle Beach
Smith’s Island
Cobb's Island
Ufe
Slippery Streets Hamper Holiday Shoppers
Humid air turned dust from Nagle sweepers into mud on streets causing pedestrians to slip and crosswalks to smear mud onto shops and offices. Shoppers with parcels dropped fragile goods, prompting a wary note about holiday temperance and Santa damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagle
Santa Claus
Oleomargarine suits dismissed in New York
Justice Hiscock granted the defense motion to dismiss the Armour oleomargarine penalty cases after the state failed to prosecute, with key evidence destroyed by railroads. The actions, filed in 1896 in Jefferson County, faced lack of proper complaint and jurisdiction. The state had offered settlement about one percent of claimed penalties, which was not formalized before Governor Black left office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Frank H. Hiscock
Frank H. Platt
Fred C. Schraub
Hiscock
Jefferson County
Black
Knights protest Nixon canal chair selection in Assembly unit
Local Assembly No. 1 563 of the Knights of Labor says Speaker Nixon chose in advance the Canal Committee chair. Assemblyman Jean L. Burnett of Ontario County, facing upcoming Speaker bid, faces protest resolutions from the order. They oppose Burnett due to his opposition to canal enlargements and other improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
Nixon
Jean L. Burnett
Ontario County
Burnett
Navy Yard clerks miss Christmas money amid payroll dispute
Clerks at the Navy Yard faced no Christmas allowance this year though past practice allowed $5 to $15 for shopping. Accommodation payrolls reached Rear Admiral Barker but were not signed. Paymaster Boggs, who could issue the funds, refused to release the money. Clerks receive pay on the 1st and 15th of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Barker
Boggs
Kentucky Justices to Draw for Chief Justice Seat
In Frankfort Kentucky December 24 special the first use of Section 118 will place the Chief Justice draw to the longest serving on the bench Paynter and Guffy both elected to the Appellate Bench the two year terms may lead them to alternate the Chief Justice role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky
Paynter
Guffy
Threat to Destroy Waldorf After Card Incident
Charles Lanboeant, age forty, of 594 Seventh Avenue, was arrested at the Waldorf Astoria by Special Detectives Kennedy and Layman. He had earlier visited the hotel, sent a card to Mr Boldt, and after threats to destroy the hotel and kill Boldt, was persuaded to accompany officers to the West Thirtieth Street station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lanboeant
Seventh-ave
Waldorf-Astoria
Kennedy and
Layman
Lanboeant
The
Waldorf
Mr. Boldt
Landoeant
Landeeant
Thirtieth St
Lanbozant
Jersey political notes skim state events and hints
The piece notes Governor Voorhees may appoint a South Jersey citizen to the Supreme Court to replace the late George C. Ludlow, with a funeral absense delaying the action. It also mentions Mayor Seymour and Edward Livingston Price, rumors of a political machine, a possible Morris and Essex Canal abandonment bill, local option opposition in legislature, church groups backing a local option bill, and Hudson County leader Robert Davis backing Seymour’s governor candidate amid winter weather and Jersey City holiday trade.
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Voorhees
South Jersey
Supreme Court
George C. Ludlow
South
Seymour
Edward Livingston Price
Newark
United States
Morris and Essex Canal
Salmon
Robert Davis
Hudson County
Jersey City
Davis
Hoey Property Sold in Hollywood Estate Auction
Senator Mahion Pitney as master in chancery sold the John Hoey property at Hollywood this afternoon. Adams Express Company through Leopold Wallach purchased most items, the Hoey homestead selling for 11000 dollars and the West Farm of seventy acres bringing 3500 dollars. The total of 147000 dollars covered all claims against the estate sought by the Adams Express Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Mahion Pitney
John Hoey
Hollywood
Adams Express Company
Leopold Wallach
International Crude Rubber Company Formed in Trenton
The International Crude Rubber Company is incorporated with authorized capital of 30 million dollars split into 10 million dollars preferred stock at 6 percent and 20 million dollars common stock. It aims to operate in Mexico and South America. Incorporators include H. M. Sadler and peers. charter filed by Ivins Kidder Merlcher of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Dec
International Crude Rubber Company
Mexico
South America
H. M. Sadler
George Pope
Geo F. Brown
W. A. Towner
C. A. Kidder
J. F. Chariton
E. H. Warren
C. G. Palmer
Alden S. Swan
Ivins, Kidder & Melcher
New York
Real estate activity dull before Christmas in New York market
Yesterday's real estate market showed limited activity with several dwelling house sales. Listings include 306 West Ninety-second Street. 41 West Seventy-sixth Street. 231 East Seventy-seventh Street. 30 West One Hundred and Fourteenth Street. 23 East Thirty-ninth Street. 11 East Forty-first Street. 115 East Seventy-second Street. No. 8 Madison Avenues. 43 East Thirty-third Street. and two four story brick houses on East Forty-ninth Street. Additional properties include 121 West Twenty-Fourth Street vacant lot, Amsterdam plot near Fifty-ninth Street, and 223 Second Street tenement sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank IL. Fisher
Clarence True
West Ninety-second St
Plummer & Shurman
Galladeau
Seventy-sixth-st
Woodcock
Louis Lese
Seventy-seventh-st
Barnett& Co
Josephine Frankie
Douglas Robinson & Co
Joseph Norris
Thirty-ninth St
Walter Jennings
Thomas Hastings
Forty-first-st
Walter B. Chambers
Walter B. Chambers, No. 115 East Seventy-second-st
Schieffelin
Madisonives
Aub
Hty-Third-St
East Fortyninth-st
S. B. Goodale & Son
J. W. Dimick, Jr
West Twenty-fourth-st
Cunningham
Amsterdam
Morris P. Joachim
Moritz Koppe
Second St
Bly & Hershfield
Pardee
New York
Brooklyn
Philip A. Smyth
University Place
Ninth St
M.ixli
Hotel Martin
John B. Martin
Park-ave
Peter F. Meyer & Co
Third-ave
Boston Ave
Boston Road
Amsterdam-ave
Eighth-ave
First St
William M. Ryan
Jerome
Central
Mount Hope Place
Morris. St
Real estate foreclosures listed at New York and Brooklyn salesrooms
Auction results show multiple foreclosed properties moved or withdrawn. Listings include hotels, flats, stores, and houses on avenues and streets such as University Place Park Avenue East Boston Avenue Third Avenue Eighth Avenue Amsterdam Avenue and Mount Hope Place with stated sums and adjournment to December 31 or December.
Century Apartment Sale Reported For 100000
The Century six story apartment at 119 West Forty fifth street is reported sold for 100000, per owner Maxwell S Mannes. Sale pending with no contracts set until after the holidays. The Century station sits on a 25 by 100.6 foot lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Forty-fifth St
Maxwell S. Mannes
Real Estate Rumors Center on Broadway Properties
Rumors say Nos 1765 and 1768 Broadway sold a two lot parcel with 46.2 foot Broadway frontage and 51.6 foot Fifty seventh Street frontage. Occupied by a two story wooden building, owner of record Hen C Thacher with parts bought in 1999. Unconfirmed report also mentions Wall Street sale by John N Golding. Easton Tontine Building at Allen and Water streets cited as property with no sale yet consummated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro.dway
Fifty-seventh-st
Hen C. Thacher
John N. Golding
Easton
Tontine Building
Water Sts
Foreclosure Sale of Hotel Martin Parcel in NYC
Philip A. Smyth sold the southeast corner parcel of University Place and Ninth Street under foreclosure to hotel proprietor John Baptiste Martin for 14000 dollars. The sale occurred at the New York Real Estate Exchange yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Real Estate Exchange
Philip A. Smyth
Martin
University Place
Ninth St
John Baptiste Martin
Transfer of Park Row Property to Bernard Golden
William J. Caven transferred Nos. 122 124 and 126 Park Row including lot 25x108.7x25x107.6 and mortgage of 51 to Bernard Golden. Parcel 122 occupies a lot 44x107.6x24.0x106.7 and carries a mortgage of 34.5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Caven
Bernard Golden
Park Row
Sil
Row of Flats To Cost 734.00 In Planned Brick Housing Row
Samuel Ginsberg proposes a seven unit six story brick and stone flat house row with basement and stores on the north side of 101st Street 00 feet west of First Avenue. Plans by Michael Bernstein estimate total cost at 196000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ginsberg
Michael Bernstein
First-ave
Real estate transfers parsed from St Nicholas to Riverside Drive
Real estate transfers include properties on St Nicholas Ave 128th St and 5th Ave near 55th St with varied parcels 25x90.5 ft to 25100 and quit claims, leaseholds, and conveyances. Notable transfers involve Ernest Wh Ge, Nathaniel Jarvis Jr, Henry J Welch, and Agnes Murphy with multiple lot sizes and locations across Manhattan streets and avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Nicholas-ave
Obed H Sanderson
Ernest Wh
Gte
Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr
Henry J Welch
Krakower
Gerson Krakower
Agnes Murphy
Alexander S Bacon
Annie Gray
Julius Laa
John B Martin
Charles A
Katie Amset
Frida Benz
Astor
Richard Asohn
Park Row
Wiliam I Caven
Bernard Golden William I Caven
Bernard Golden
Riverside Drive
George
Helen M del Garcia
Wallace
Elias Gussaroff
Exchenes Park
Eliza Madison
Bathgate-ave
University Place
128Th-St
Maurice F Fitzgerald
Crotona-ave
Oakland Place
Gustus Purdy
Orville N
Purdy Ree
Charles Lowen
Pamela C Stratton
George A Bowman
Beth McPhillips
Lillie Begbach
26Th-St
Wales-ave
John Ecirodsky
Moses Mendel
Isuth-St
Philip D Sprung
Mary
Isls
Ioith
Hellman
Robert T Meeks
J Larkin
Luke McCoy
Isaac Toth
Rob
Insurance practice details for titles and counsel selection
The article describes title insurance at fixed moderate rates with the dealer or investor choosing counsel when desired. Doubtful questions go to the company's Committee of Counsel. It notes losses for thirteen years totaling $24 346.37.
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Old Crow
Atten Ogee Ebkirk&co
Rye
Paris
H. B. Kirk & Co
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TIWO
Dixon
Suez
Pat” Crowe
Colorado
Montana
Michigan
Duryea
Brenner
Francis McDonald
Bridge
Adams St
Buffalo
McDonald
Manhattan
Home of Industry
Darwin J. Meserole
Meserole
Plainfield
Mour
Crank
WeeNJackson@raagy
Union Square
North
E. 17Th St
Jearphine Friedman
Paca Me
Wall-St
the Lawyers’ Title Insurance Company OF New York
Liberty Street
Maiden Lane
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Remsen St
Arun
Beekman
Barclay
Bond
Chambers Sts
City Hall Place
Church
Cliff
Dey
Duane
Elm
Ferry
Front
Fulton
Gold
Greenwich
Hudson
John
Moore
New Chambers
Park Place
Pearl
Reade
Rose
Spruce
Vesey
Water
West
White, William and Worth
Ruland & Whiting
Beekman St
Country Property
Alabama
Florida
Pensacola
S. N. van Praag
Knowles Brothers Real Estate Agency
Ria
City
5Th Ave
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Pine ST
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