Bowery Bishop Rev Dr William M Stonehill Dies
The Rev Dr William M Stonehill known as the Bishop of the Bowery died after a five day illness. He led the East Side Methodist Episcopal Church nicknamed the Church All Nations serving the homeless and needy. Born in Oxford England he studied at Oxford University and later joined the Salvation Army before guiding settlement work and youth athletic clubs in the congested neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Stonehill
Bowery
East Sice
Church All Nations
Janeway
Bull
Stonehill
Oxford
England
Oxford University
Salvation Army
Bishop William M. Stonehill Dies in New York
The Rev Dr William M Stonehill known as the Bishop of the Bowery died yesterday. Friend of General Booth he led church efforts in Ireland and then in New York joining the East Conference in 1889. He built Knickerbocker Church Brooklyn and served at Buffalo Avenue and St Pauls before founding work on the Bowery. Service set for this evening at the church and burial at Friends Burying Ground Park Brook- ay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Booth
Ireland
Stonehill
Eagle Theatre
London
New York East Conference
Brooklyn
Knickerbocker Methodist Episcopal Church
Knickerbocker Avenue
Bufalo Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church
Bowery
New York
Fast Conference
Sterchil
Avenue
C Park
Brook
Pia
Dr John Conner Barron Dies After A Long Career And War Service
Dr John Conner Barron dies at his New Madison avenue home aged about seventy three after years of military and civic service. Born in Woodbridge New Jersey he served as surgeon in the Civil War rising to colonel on General Shaler’s staff and later led yacht clubs. He held leadership roles in rail and coal companies and was a founder of the Minion League Club. Funeral set for Trinity Chapel Saturday at 10:50 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conner Barron
New Madison Avenue
Barron
Iis
Woodbridge
N. J
Burlington College
Yale College
Yale
College of Physicians of Surgeons
Blackburn’s Ford
Bull Run
Clare
New York Yacht Club
Seawanheka Corinthian Yacht Club
Theodore
Atlantic Yacht Club
Hudson River Ice Yacht Club
Dr. Berroen
Trinity Chapel
Prince Ernst of Saxe-Altenburg Dies at 78
Berlin reports the death of Prince Ernst the reigning Duke of Saxe-Altenburg. Born September 16, 1826, he ascended the throne in 183. He married Princess Agnes of Anhalt-Dessau who died in 1897. they had no children. The heir is Prince Moritz, his brother, who has a son and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ernst
Saxe-Altenburg
Augus
Agnes
Anhalt-Dessau
Moritz
Judge Charles Cowley Dies After Long Illness in Lowell
Judge Charles Cowley, one of Massachusetts oldest lawyers, died after a brief illness at age seventy six. Born in Gloucestershire England January 9 182, he came to the United States as a child and was educated in Lowell. Admitted to the bar in 1656 he served as captain of the Wamesit Rifles and held multiple naval and judicial posts during the Civil War era. He was with Admiral Dahlgren at Charleston on February 16 1863 and witnessed the sinking of his flagship at Winyah Bay March 1 1863. His career later resumed in Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Charles Cowley
Massachusetts
Judge Cowley
Gloucestershire
England
Wamesit Rifles
United States
Lrhigh
South Atlantic
Admiral Dahlgren
Charleston
Winyah Ebay
D. C
Cowley
Notable 19th Century Lawyer and Author Profiles
The subject built a law career in Lowell and Boston after the Civil War, helped pass Massachusetts 1870s labor reforms, and earned an LL D from Norwich University in 1885. He authored works on Lowell, famous divorces, and maritime law, and edited Dahlgren's Maritime International Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Boston
Massachusetts
Norwich University
James c. Ayer
Charleston
Savannah
Dahlgren
James W Pinchot Dies in Washington at 1821–1910 Era
Washington February 6 James W Pinchot father of Gifford Pinchot chief forester of the government died tonight at his home after a long illness. Born Milford Pennsylvania in 1821 he served as vice president of the American Forestry Association and was a member of the American Geographic Society Metropolitan Museum of Art National Academy of Design American Museum of Natural History and Society of American Foresters. He also belonged to the Century and Grolier clubs of New York City and to the Metropolitan and Cosmos clubs of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James W. Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
Milford
Penn
American Forestry Association
American Geographic Society
Metropolitan Museum of Art
National Academy of Design
American Museum of Natural History
Society of American Foresters
Century
Grolier Clubs
New York City
Metropolitan
Cosmos Clubs
Reverend Samuel M Warren Dies On Train Ride
Boston date line February 6 Reverend Samuel Mills Warren a lawyer teacher author and clergyman died of heart disease while riding a train en route to dine with his son Herbert Warren Harvard College architecture professor Born February 12 1822 in Dedham he worked in Cincinnati and practiced law before joining the Church of the New Jerusalem He founded the New Church Theological School of Cambridge and edited The New Church Review He is survived by his brother E B Warren wife Mrs Fred Billings and two Cambridge sons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Samuel Mills Warren
Herbert Warren
Harvard College
Mr. Warren
Dedham
Burlington
Cincinnati
Storer & G
The Rev Wemyss Thompson Smith Dies at 46
Norwalk Conn Feb 6 The Rev Wemyss Thompson Smith rector of St Pauls Episcopal Church for three years died today from an abscess of the brain He was born forty six years ago in Ireland survived by wife and family He served as a colonel in the Queen's Regiment and was educated at Merton College Oxford Ordained at St Pauls Cathedral London He served American parishes at Lincoln Illinois Cleveland Blooming Norwalk Funeral services set for Monday at St Pauls with Bishop Brewster officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Norwalk
Conn
Wemyss Thompson Smith
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Queen's Regiment
Merton College, Oxford
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Tempie
Lincoln
Til
Cleveland
Blooming
Paul's
Brewster
Obituary notes for William E Hawxhurst and Henry Schofield
William E Hawxhurst real estate operator and noted geologist died in Westbury Long Island at age seventy He was a Society of Friends member and is survived by a wife six children including Mary W Tyson Bertha Tyson Florence Carpenter William Hawxhurst Mrs Sharpness and Harold H Hawxhurst Henry Schofield eighty five a retired Methodist Episcopal minister died yesterday in Darien Conn He leaves a wife a son the Rev W E Schofield of Greenwich Conn and two daughters Miss Annie L and Mrs Samuel G Curtiss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Hawxhurst
Westbury
Long Island
Hawxhurst
Society of Friends
Mary W. Tyson
Bertha Tyson
Guernsey
Penn
Florence Carpenter
Mamaroneck
William Hawxhurst
Brooklyn
Sharpness
Harold H. Hawxhurst
Henry Schofield
Methodist Episcopal Church
Darien
Conn
W. E. Schofield
Greenwich, Conn
Annie L
Samuel G. Curtiss
Samuel Floyd Angus Dies in Detroit at 52
Detroit Michigan February 6 Samuel Floyd Angus a prominent captain list holder with large railroad interests and former Detroit American League baseball club owner died at his home after a long illness Mrs Angus death a year ago accelerated his decline Angus was born in Monroe Ohio and came to Detroit from Cleveland sixteen years ago to work in the insurance business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Samuel Floyd Angus
Monroe
Ohio
Angus
Cleveland
Disbrow Declared Incompetent To Manage Estate
Livingston Disbrow of New Rochelle was ruled incompetent by a Westchester Sheriff’s jury to handle his $300,000 estate. Eight children and his wife sought guardianship after witnesses testified to mental wandering and erratic behavior. The jury acted within minutes, ordering a committee to manage the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston Disbrow
New Rochelle
Westchester
Disbrow
Emberson
Howard R. Ware
Judge Blasts Police as Curse of Humanity in Cleveland
Cleveland police court judge Manuel Levine denounced police in general and Cleveland officers specifically. He urged a two year training program for policemen and argued to replace fines and imprisonment with probation supervision for convicted individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Manuel Levine
Levine
Rockefeller Guests At Baptist Social Union Dinner
John D. Rockefeller Jr and wife attended the Baptist Social Union dinner at the Hotel Savoy, hosted by Henry C. Conger. Speakers included Rev H R Fosdick and Frederick B. Smith. Fosdick urged lay leadership in Christianity to influence business and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
The
Baptist Social Union
Henry C. Conger
Hotel Savoy
H. R. Fosdick
Montclair
N. J
Frederick B. Smith
International Committee of the
Young Men's Christian Association
Edward Judson
John B. Calvert
Herman Randall
A. S. Lawson
Frank Harvey Field
Brooklyn
Fosdick
Conger
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Smith
Harvard Baseball Opens Practice and Yale Relay Off
Cambridge Mass Feb 6 The Harvard baseball squad will start practice next Tuesday with battery candidates meeting Monday at Soldiers Field under A L Castle. The Harvard Yale relay at the Columbia indoor meet in Madison Square Garden Feb 15 is cancelled due to Yale’s inability to enter a suitable team. Harvard will send a field team including three for high jump and two for pole vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Soldiers’ Field
A. L. Castle
Back Trial Sensation in Binghamton Trial of Arthur W. T. Back
Witnesses from Mr. Back’s offices testified about large reimbursements and odd checks routed through H. S. Acker. Back declared he advanced money to Acker and was repaid. Prosecution showed a 1907 county report listing $3,921.58 for Back’s personal and legal services over four years, with six Back orders totaling that amount. The larceny charge relates to a $975 check not included in those orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. Y
Back
Arthur W. T. Back
H. S. Acker
Acker
Mr. Back
Mr. Back For These Advances. An Explanation Was Offered By Mr. Back
Clark
W. T. Back
Chefs Dance and Win Prizes at New York Ball
At the Société Culinaire Philanthropique ball in Lexington Opera House New York chefs competed for top prizes. Jules Balard of Café Martin won the $20 silver challenge cup with piece piec de buffet artistique. Prosper Grevillet Delmonico’s chef earned a silver cup for most practical cookery saumon a l Amiral Evans. Eugéne Laperruque of the Plaza won the gold medal with a lion piece. A peacock sugar sculpture by Mazzetti, vase arabesque et fantastique, took a silver cup from an honorary member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Opera House
Société Culinaire Philanthropique
New York
Oscar Tschirky
Waldorf-Astoria
Jules Balard
Café Martin
Prosper Grevillet
Delmonico
Stewards’ Association of New York
Saumon
Amiral Evans
Society
Eugéne Laperruque
Mazzetti
Pennsylvania Railroad orders 55 000 tons of rails for 1908 delivery
The Pennsylvania Railroad placed definite orders with steel manufacturers for 55 000 tons of rails to be delivered in 1908, adding to 30 000 tons carried from 1907. The new specs shift responsibility to makers, emphasize flaw-free rails, and record rail history to compare open hearth and Bessemer processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Adjourn Hearing On Dayton Bill In Receivership Case
In New York Building Loan Banking Company proceedings before Referee Thomas F Conway, Deputy Attorney General Mott secured an adjournment to February 14 to question Charles W Dayton Jr who seeks 30000 for eight and a half months counsel to the receiver. Dunn reports 26235093 on hand. after a dividend more than 124000 remains for further dividends and for receivers and attorneys claims once Dayton case is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Building Loan Banking Company
Thomas F. Conway
Liberty Street
Mott
Charles W. Dayton, Jr
Frederick S. Dunn
Dayton
Tracked Thief Shot During Snow Chase in Shenandoah
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania on February 6 Isaac Bevan was shot dead by Anthony Sinkiewicz after a pursuit in fresh snow. Bevan, a suspected chicken thief, carried seven chickens in a bag. Sinkiewicz, awakened by a burglar alarm he installed, surrendered to authorities and faces murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Penn
Isaac Bevan
Shenandoah
Anthony Sinkiewicz
Sinkiewicz
Bevan
Debtor and Creditor Names with Judgment Dates Listed
A dense OCR list shows multiple debtor creditor pairs with dates of judgment filings across 1903 to 1908. Entries include Busch Herman against F F Schnelberg dated November 24 1903 and Connell Thomas against Pleasant Spring Distillery ce with December 1907, among many others with varied spellings and mixed punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busch
Herman
F. F. Schnelberg
Connell
Thomas
Pleasant Spring
Tim Cohan
George M
W. Dominick
Crewe
Eugene F
Emile Klaber
E. Demorest
W. Mylius
Os Kerzner
Samuel— K. Schitzberger
Welles
Kirby
Emma F
Olin J. Stephens
Wikmie
Moan
Sirilow
John Simon
Joruaty
Boos. Canceenevceses
Izonori Hotel Company
Eee
Oana
Sigee
Todd
Mary L
L. D. Prager
Tietjen
Henry
Richard—J. Muerns
Oea
Tamelkoff
Kouzma
Glig Calugerov
van Bergen
Clarence Person
H Johnston
H. L. Herbert & Co
de Laval
Sonnory
JOO Oie
Csechudagh
Psnn
Clarke Construction Companint Hiack
Decemee
Aee Eee
Eovesecess Daily Trade Record Company
S .Deutsch Et al
Sonrete
SN Soon
Gus
Zasuly
Mary
Louis—S. Shanker
Forest preservation and paper industry dinner at Waldorf
The American Paper and Pulp Association closed its annual convention with resolutions backing forest preservation and water storage in Albany and denouncing the American Newspaper Publishers' Association. It urged Congress to pass elastic currency measures like the Aldrich bill. President David S. Cowles presided at the Waldorf dinner with notable attendees including Rev. Dr. Knox Representative Littlefield Register Prendergast and ex Senator Spooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Paper and Pulp Association
Waldorf
Albany
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Congress
Aldrich
David S. Cowles
George William Knox
Union Theological Seminary
Littlefield
Maine
William A. Prendergast
Kings County
McGowan
Board of Aldermen
New York
Wellington Smith
Lee, Mass
Spooner
Merchants Association Opposes Aldrich Bill in New York
The Merchants' Association of New York announced its decision to oppose the Aldrich currency bill after a special committee report. The group will present its objections to New York's Congressional delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association of
New York
Congress
Knickerbocker Trust Directors Considered for Reorganization
Dumont Clarke, president of the American Exchange National Bank, said he would join the Knickerbocker Trust Company board at depositors’ request if enough depositors assent to the reorganization. Other prominent men on the depositors’ list also agreed in principle. Trustees will pick final members once sufficient assent is received to resume operations, but minority depositors totaling about five million dollars have yet to approve. Counselor Herbert L. Satterlee notes the minority’s will could block the plan, reversing usual procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumont Clarke
American Exchange National Bank
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Clarke
Herbert L. Satterlee
Bank Depositors Plan Resumption of Mechanics and Traders Bank
A Brooklyn bank in Court Street reports a depositor committee plan to resume business after suspension on January 30 1908. The plan calls for staged repayment totaling 100 percent of deposits over 16 months with 10 15 15 20 and 40 percent allocations and asks depositors to join the deferred payment and offset agreement led by Frank H. Wilson of the Peoples Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Mechanics and Traders’ Bank
Court Street
Frank H. Wilson
Peoples Branch
Steamer Anselm Wrecked Off Honduras Reef
A Port Barrios cable says the steamer Anselm is wrecked on a reef off Spanish Honduras with a full passenger list aboard from New Orleans. Cargo and ship likely total loss. crew status uncertain, while the Marietta sails to assist and then to Tampa for the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Port Barrios
United Fruit Company
Spanish Honduras
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Anselm
United States
Central American
England
Liverpool
Buenos Ayres
Washington
Porto Cortez
Honduras
Navy Department
British Honduras
Tampa
Fla
Tailors honor guests at Merchants Protective dinner
Hedges and M Linn Bruce joined the Merchant Tailors National Protective Association of America at the Hotel Astor for the annual dinner. Bruce urged equal citizen status for all, and Hedges noted a profit rate higher than expected. Charles Post addressed socialism and unions, with Patterson joking about Governor Hughes measuring a White House suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job EK. Hedges
M. Linn Bruce
Merchant Tailors
National Protective Association of America
Hotel Astor
Mr. Bruce
E. Hedges
Charles W. Post
Citizens’ Industrial Association of America
Patterson
Hughes
Albany
White House
John Patterson
N. B. Barkley
James A. Emery
Alfred E. Myers
Harvey Andrew Patterson
Real estate auction reveals high prices and foreclosures
A large sale in the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms saw many parcels change hands at strong prices. Purchases included Robert P. Zobel paying 19509 for 233 West 26th Street and 2540 for 24 West 48th Street, plus multiple foreclosures led by Day and Archibald auctions. Foreclosures included five five story flats on Edgecombe Avenue for 109206 and 314 East 159th Street six story flat for 34397. Upcoming lots at Vesey Street and East 139th Street were listed with taxes and liens noted. The National City Bank plans to remodel the old Wall Street Custom House at a cost of 1500000 with eleven elevators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Day
Robert P. Zobel
West 26Th St
West 48Th St
W. H. Archibald
West 46Th St
Sixth Ave
Bainbridge Ave
159Th St
Louis Lese
151St St
Katherine Sullivan
Maclay and
St. Peter's Aves
Frederick K. Morris
Bryan L. Kennelly
Corporate Realty Association
Vesey St
139Th St
St. Annn's Ave
Realty Corporation Company Agt
Steinmann Realty Company Et al
Bank
Brooklyn Flats Trade Involving 25 Lots And 80 000
Donnell and Kilian sold two of Otto Singer's new four story double flats on Lincoln Place Brooklyn between Franklin and Bedford avenues. The buyer paid with twenty five lots in Flatbush. The deal totaled about eighty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnell & Kilian
Otto Singer
Lincoln Place
Franklin and
Bedford Aves
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Alter 7th Ave Structure Becomes Hotel Project
Plans filed to convert a three story old dwelling at 7th Ave and 20th St, owned by the Peacock estate, into a hotel for Thomas G. McClatchey who leases for years. Architect Thomas H. Styles. Manhattan also records a two story bakery for A Pink at 506 East 76th St costing 40000 and a one story circuit breaker house for the New York Central Railroad under Park Ave illth St viaduct costing 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th Ave
20Th St
Peacock
Thomas G. McClatchey
Thomas H. Styles
Manhattan
A. Pink
East 76Th St
New York Central Railroad
Park Ave
Illth St
Lewis H May Co Rentals At Arverne 1998 Season
The Lewis H May Company acting via C F Noyes New York agent reports 1998 season rentals at Arverne Long Island. Max Ernst tenant at 115 South Jerome Ave. Leon and Gus Fleischman rent 115? No. 14 South Jerome Ave is assigned to Joseph M Bleyer. L M Strauss occupies South Jerome Ave No. ? J Morris secures No 6 South Jerome Ave for Mrs Veith. No 4 North Atlantic Ave in Mrs Michael name and No 6 North Atlantic Ave to I Fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H. May Company
C. F. Noyes Company
New York
Arverne
Long Island
Max Ernst
South Jerome Ave
Leon
Gus Fleischman
Jennie Simon
Joseph M. Bleyer
L. M. Strauss
J. Morris
Veith
North Atlantic Ave
Michael
I. Fry
Interlaken Realty Company incorporated in New Rochelle
The Interlaken Realty Company of New Rochelle filed a certificate of incorporation with the Secretary of State today in Albany. Capital is listed at 1100 dollars. Directors include Arthur Iselin and Rudolph Iselin of New Rochelle, Francis T. Kemble of New York, R Britton Irwin of Mount Vernon, and J C Bonnard of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Interlaken Realty Company
New Rochelle
Capital
Arthur Iselin
Rudolph Iselin
Francis T. Kemble
New York
R. Britton Irwin
Mount Vernon
J. ¢*. Bonnard
Brooklyn
Real estate transfers involve multiple sellers and buyers in city blocks
Joseph P Day sells to Samuel Bell a three story dwelling with German basement at 160 East List Street on a 260 by 100 foot lot. I de Forest Simmons sells for Mrs Granbery a four story brownstone at 29 West 53d Street to James H Ottley who will remodel for occupancy. M F Kerby sells to Mr Lemke for C H Smith and A N Meeks the Tremont Webster corner for a fireproof business building. Ernest N Adler sells for Joan Masek to William Rehling a four story double flathouse at 437 East 7th Street. Frank Strinek sells to the same buyer a four story double flathouse at 435 East 79th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Day
Dolan
Samuel Bell
East List St
I. de Forest Simmons
William H.granbery
James H. Ottley
H E
M. F. Kerby
Lemke
C. H. Smith
A. N. Meeks
Tremont and
Webster Ares
Ernest N. Adler
Joan Masek
Willliam Rehling
East 7Th St
Frank Strinek
East 79Th St
Realty Notes: Leases Arranged for Multiple Properties
Henry M Weill leases 188 West Ltd st three story building to Mr Depew for a term. The store at 21 West 31th st leased by B Crystal Son to American Waist Company via S Osgood Pell Co. Charles F Noyes Co leases upper floors at 75 and 77 Cliff st and 1 and 37 Ferry st for Pfister Vogel Leather to Sydney Ross Co. Five lofts at 228 Pearl st leased by John J Burton to Timothy O Tool e. Location details and parties reflect standard portfolio activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Weill
Knickerbocker Mortgage Company
West Ltd St
Mr. Depew
West 31Th St
B. Crystal & Son
American Waist Company
S. Osgood Pell & Co
Charles F. Noyes
Pfister & Vogel Leather Company
Sydney Ross & Co
Pearl St
John J. Burton
Timothy O'Toole
Property Transfers Involving Felix Fournier Knopf and Partners
Spruce street transfers were made for Felix Fournier and Knopf to Nickelsburg Brothers and Co and Edward Spiegel. Sigmund Hauser purchased No 215 West Math Street, recently sold by Louis Lese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce St
Felix, Fournier & Knopf
Nickelsburg Bros. & Co
Edward Spiegel
Sigmund Hauser
West Math St
Louis Lese
Widow melts into death after cyanide note letters
Mrs Cleo A Walton a widow died from cyanide at the Hotel La Grange No 7 East side street She dressed in her best and lay on a couch after disposing of her effects Coroner Harburger and undertaker Frank E Campbell arrived to find her dead She had lost her San Francisco earthquake possessions and left letters to family friends and the undertaker apologetic in tone Her husband died six years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo A. Walton
la Grange
East Side Street
Harburger
Frank E. Campbell
Shields
Police Aid Desperate Family At Washington Street
Police at Church Street station have provided aid for John Crayton a Spanish war veteran with a useless right hand and his wife Jennie after a landlord threatened eviction. Captain Gallagher and officers pooled 587 in food and rent relief. Efforts to secure Crayton employment as a watchman are planned. The couple reside on the top floor of No 3 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
John Crayton
Philippine Islands
Jennie
Captain Gallagher
Charity Organization Society
Gallagher
Jimmy” Rodgers
George Dorsch
Crayton
No. 3
Washington Street
Stamford Pair Wed to Bypass New York License Clerk
Edward M. Freeborn and Miss Catherine M. Conklin married in Stamford's Presbyterian Church to avoid New York marriage license formalities. Freeborn, a 42 year old lawyer, and Conklin, 28, are described as a New York City couple with Conklin being the daughter of John J. Conklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford, Conn
Edward M. Freeborn
Catherine M. Conklin
New York City
Presbyterian Church
Boston Yale Alumni Association Holds Forty Second Meeting
Boston February 6 The forty second annual meeting of the Boston Yale Alumni Association was held at the Exchange Club tonight with President Alfred K Ripley presiding The event featured remarks by several Yale notables and officers elected include President Charles O Day chosen at the meeting and vice presidents Marcus Me Reginald Foster and Arthur Thompson secretary Charles Stetson assistant secretary W Decrow treasurer Willard B Lether.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Yale Alumni Association
Exchange Club
Alfred K. Ripley
Nson P. Stokes
William L. Phelps
Frank S. Streeter
Dartmouth
George F. Moore
F. Carter
Alfred Aiken
Lyon Weyburn
Charles O. Day
Marcus Me
St. Reginald Foster
Arthur ©. Thompson
Charles Stetson
E — W. Decrow
Willard Bléther
Business notes from across the nation reopens plants and legal actions
Springfield reports normal operations resumed at the American Seeding Machine Company plants and optimism for spring orders. The American Radiator Company plant in Springfield also resumes after a two month shutdown. In Grand Rapids, Albert S. Bigelow’s petition to enlarge an injunction against Osceola Mining restricts Calumet and Hecla Copper voting. Boston juries award 1.1 million to Peale Peacock & Kerr against John M. Graham for alleged misrepresentations about Thomas and Pike Coal. Cleveland grand jury indicts Charles N. Schmick and Harry Schmick over bank failure and false reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
James A. Carr
American Seeding Machine Company
Richmond
Ind
Louisville
Shortsville
N. Y
Carr
American Radiator Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
Knapper
United States
Albert S. Bigelow
Osceola Mining Company
Calumet and Heela Copper Company
Os Eceola Company
Boston
John M. Graham
International Trust Company
Peale, Peacock & Kerr Coal Company
New York
Mr. Graham
Thomas and Pike Coal Company
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Bowery’s
East Side
the Bowery
John Conner Sarron
Duke OF
An TN Faia Pt
Judge
City
Self
Societe Culinaire Philanthropique
Paper and Pulp Association
Knickerbocker
U. S
Hedges
Bruce
National Protective Association
Tribune Building
Nassau St
City Hall Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway
F. K. Morris
Bronx
Long Island City Factory CO
Nassau St. N
5Th Ave
Bama
van Rensselaer
Country Property
Prospect Park
Catskill
Ruland & Whiting CO
Beekman ST
Long Beach
Long Island City
Flatbush Ave
Fifth Ave
Charles N. Schmick
Harry Schmick
First National Bank
Leeter Ohie
Feder Grand
le Schantese
Liesne
Fund& Troller
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