Sunday Talk Uphold Wahle Defines Sunday Statute
Magistrate Wahle rules that performances not among listed prohibitions by Section 277 of the Penal Code may be staged on Sundays. Lectures with or without visuals are allowed. the decision clarifies that charter Section 1,481 is superseded, and that Section 277 governs the state. John Floyd Hume’s Panama lecture at the Colonial Theatre sparked the ruling, with further hearings and a public meeting set to protest Sunday restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahle
People
Hammerstein
Hume
William Grossman
House, Grossman & Vorhaus
Wahie
Walthile
John Floyd Hume
Panama
Colonial Theatre
John T. Farrell
West 68Th Street
Bert Hanson
William E. Murphy
Justice Greenbaum
Lazare Valensi
Canon Chase
Justice Carr
Palestine
American Sabbath Union
Marble Collegiate Church
David J. Burrell
Frederick Lynch
John i. Willey
A. Lincoln Moore
Dogs Attack Sheriff's Men In Goshen Mansion Sale
Justice Davis denied the motion to stay judgment in a $14,008 decorating claim against Grant Hugh Browne of Goshen N J. The sheriff, in possession for a week, faced dog attacks when Browne’s guards refused entry. Browne, director of American Farm Products Co, has paid portions of the debt but balked at the remainder, prompting a planned sale unless the balance is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Davis
Supreme Court
Grant Hugh Browne
Goshen
N. J
Daniel Pierce
Browne
Orange County
American Farm Products Company
James R. Morse
Credit Clearing House
Corporate Trust Company
Pierce
Theodore Prince
A. L. Decker
School boards stay in office amid tenure ruling
As courts review Borough President Ahearn's tenure the school board members whose terms expired will remain in office until a decision is filed. Corporation Counsel Pendleton says they continue to hold until successors are appointed and qualified, or unless the Legislature shifts appointment power from the Borough President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahearn
Pendleton
Kroonland Arrives Free of Passengers After Refitting
The Red Star liner Kroonland reached port yesterday without passengers after being towed to Southampton December 8 with a broken propeller shaft. Passengers were sent west on the Ma jistic and other steamers. Captain Doxrud guided the ship into Southampton with one propeller, it was drydocked, a new shaft installed, and then it proceeded to this port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Star
Kroonland
Southampton
White Star
Majestic
Doxrud
Board of Education to Resume Public Lectures Tonight
The Board of Education will resume its public lectures this evening with ten centres in Manhattan and seven in The Bronx to open tonight. By mid next week about two centres will be back in operation. Lectures were halted last month following a Corporation Counsel advisory. Under court ordinance they are to proceed.
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Board of Education
Manhattan
Byonx
Courl
Jesus
Spread of drink habit worries legislatures
Dr Join D Quackenbos warns the spread of drinking, especially among women and children, demands early legislative attention. He cites women spending large sums on champagne, adulterated liquors causing greater brain harm than pure drinks, and urges radical law measures to curb sales and adulteration.
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Join D. Quackenbos
Dr. Quackenbos
Quackenbos
New York
Dr. Quackenbees
United States
Pupils Escape Fire At Public School 86
Principal John J. O Reilly and teachers led 2700 pupils from PS 86 at Lexington avenue and th street when a third floor classroom fire broke out yesterday. Flames spread to the fourth floor causing 2000 dollars in damage before firefighters stopped it. A 16 year old thief was caught leaving with coats. police reserves kept order as students retrieved belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. O’reilly
Th Street
Lexington Avenue
O'Reilly
John Egan
No. 1510
East 18Th Street
East 88Th Street
Boy Stabbed Over Ink Eraser In Parochial School Fight
In Williamsport a 10 year old boy, John Curay, stabbed 9 year old Joseph Brogan during a dispute over an ink eraser at Sts Peter and Paul parochial school. The weapon pierced the chest. Brogan’s condition is critical. Curay was arrested for felonious assault.
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Sts. Peter and Paul's
South 2d
Berry Streets
Williamsburg
John Curay
Joseph
Brogin
Curay
No. 6
South 2d Street
Eastern District
Oginz
Children’s Society
Brogan
Schurman Attacks Eliot On College Electives
Dr. Jacob G. Schurman president of Cornell at a physician meeting in Pittsburg denounced the elective principle in colleges and blamed Harvard President Charles W. Eliot for its prevalence. He urged restricting electives to the first two years and aligning study with intended professions while noting the absence of a state college degree regulator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Pittsburg
Jacob G. Schurman
Cornell University
American Academy of Medicine
Chicago
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Schurman
Eliot
United States
Rumor Claims Adolph Ladenburg Lives in Germany
A weekly claims Adolph Ladenburg, once senior partner at Ladenburg Thalmann & Co., survived and resides in Germany after a voyage from Nassau twelve years earlier. Francis K. Stevens denies the report, saying the Ladenburg family never doubted his death and that Mrs. Ladenburg’s trip abroad to verify the rumor is false, with she currently in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Ladenburg
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co
New York
Nassau
Germany
Mr. Ladenburg
Frankfort
Desiccated eggs and a 19th century trail to today
An egg dealer cites German report on desiccation of eggs, noting a Victorian Australia origin and a Stoddard 1868 refinement. He lists U S factories in St Louis Kansas City Chicago Topeka Syracuse Boston, with Syracuse's shot tower method leading bakers and confectioners. Prices range from 45 to 70 cents per pound depending on origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Lincoln
W. O. Stoddard
Lemont
Topeka
Syracuse
South Africa
South America
Russia
Syria
China
Record City Hall marriage licenses drown out previous record
One hundred fifty six couples secured licenses at the new City Hall office while around thirty were turned away at closing. Total licenses reached 420 since opening, with only 200 registered so far. Marvyn Scudder and Marian Chappell queued hours for their license, amid delays and a note that three clerks may be needed. Some applicants waited since 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scully
Marvyn Scudder
Cazarics
E. Hughes
Ahearn
Miss Marian Chappell
No. 197
East 64Th Street
Miss Chappell
Mr. Scudder
Ex Senator Wray Held in Contempt for Alimony
Nyack January 2 Special Supreme Court Justice Tompkins ordered ex Senator Albert A Wray Brooklyn guilty of contempt for failing to pay alimony to his former wife Jessie Ann Wray and committed him to sheriff custody. Mrs Wray obtained a divorce decree January 17 1905 ordering 2500 yearly alimony. Wray claims inability to pay and seeks reduction while she accuses him of marrying a daughter of Colonel William d A Mann owner of Town Topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyack
Supreme Court
Tompkins
Albert A. Wray
Brooklyn
Jessie Ann Wray
Suffrage Converts at New York League Meeting
At the Waldorf Astoria the New York Legislative League debated suffragist tactics with English observer Mrs. Borrmann Weils. Amid jokes about male faults and open-air meetings, members shifted stance, some offering to distribute literature, while one member refused to advocate street campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Legislative League
Waldorf-Astoria
B. Borrmann Weils
England
Lillie Devereux Blake
Belle Grey Taylor
Iving
League
Mme
Alma Webster Powell
Lords of Creation
Josephine Reuter
Leaguers
Taylor
Richard Bent
Rosalie Stewart
Colony Club
Mrs. Wells
Duchesses
Mrs. Reuter
Bargains at MchHiugh & Co for mission furniture
A New York shop at No 9 West 42d Street offers discounted mission furniture from St Louis and other expositions. The display includes mission clocks card tables with reversible centres, two and three desk designs, corner space savers, Peter Pan pictures, nurseries furnishings, rag rugs and braided carpets. Many items are marked down 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. MchHiugh & Co
West 42d Street
St. Louis
Cultivating Imagination in Child Training
The third paper in Ernest Hamlin Abbott’s series on The Training of Parents argues imagination is a practical force in child discipline. Imaginative play, biblical and literary figures, and everyday tasks can reinforce will, with examples from Kipling and Little Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hamlin Abbott
Mr. Abbott
Abbott
Kipling
Wee Willie Winkle
Susan Coolidge
President Roosevelt to address national mothers congress
President Roosevelt will open the first international convention of the National Congress of Mothers in Washington from March 10 to 17. The President will receive the mothers at the White House and deliver an address on the welfare of the child, with topics including moral training, schooling, manual work, physical exercise, co education, care of the deaf and blind, and treatment of erring children. Delegates are being appointed and noted speakers include Dr Luther H Gulick Harvey Wiley Benjamin B Lindsey and Edward Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
National Congress of Mothers
Washington
White House
Congress
Luther H. Gulick
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Benjamin B. Lindsey
Edward Allen
The
Perkins Institute
Year ends with giving from Manhattan branch network
The Manhattan branch No 11 reports generous Christmas gifts from the Purchase branch and 32 garments by a member. Little Martha Lawrence from Arlington Junior branch sent a substantial package of clothing and toys. Nyack and Chelsea contributions aided a rheumatic woman, a bedbound recipient, a hospital patient and a child to receive eye care and future artificial eye replacement.
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Manhattan
N. Y
Martha Lawrence
Arlington
Miss Pinsent
Nyack
Greene
Chelsea
Caring girl aids kin and nursery children needs aid
A girl living with her aunt since her parents' death cares for three younger children and a baby while the aunt works. She is well treated in hospital with Christmas gifts. Scrapbooks made by local girls were sent to Forty-second Street Hospital for Crippled Children and the Infirmary on Second Avenue. The writer seeks help to obtain glasses for a near sighted girl to attend school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty-second Street
Second Avenue
Vermont president requests bed socks for aged member
A Vermont president asked yesterday for any leftover bed socks from Christmas gifts to aid an elderly recipient in need of a large pair. In the same mall a package from an unknown friend included two sock pairs, and the larger pair was promptly given to satisfy the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Knickerbocker Claims Sold at Weekly Security Auction
Two claims against the Knickerbocker Trust Company for deposits tied to checks were auctioned yesterday. A $2,673.36 claim sold for 6 cents on the dollar, up five cents from prior sales, while a $1,148.06 claim fetched a small percentage of face value. Also sold were 58 Carnegie Trust Company shares, with 35 shares in five lots bringing 18% to 10% and the remaining 28 shares sold in one lot at 1%.
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Knickerbocker Trust Company
Carnegie Trust Company
Cited heirs warned for 1908 New York probate settlement
Announcement from the New York Surrogate's Court requires named heirs and legatees to appear for a judicial settlement of Guaranty Trust Company of New York as Trustee of the Last Will and Testament of Caroline E Perkins. Date set for February 11 1908. Court seal and officials noted.
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State of
New York
George W. Angell
Emily Angell
Margaret Rathbun Mills
Legree
Caro
Lime EL Perkins
Frances Alger
Mary
James E. Whitney
Alice M Whitney
John P. Whitney
George B. Whitney
Herbert A. Whitney
Vincent J. Whitney
Alice M. Whitney
Bessie L. Dickson
Julia C. Hartington
William T. Schley
Sarah C. Kerrigan
Catherine T. Perkins
Perkins
George W. Stiger
Abbott L
Caroline E. Perkins
Oscar G Rathbun
William W. Rathbun
Eva E. Hardy
Ida M. Wiggins
Frederick Rathbun
John Perkins
County of
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Charles H. Becknett
Daniel J. Dowdney
Surrogates’ Court
Notice of Summons in Supreme Court NY Case
Notice to Isaac Gold Sophia Gold and others to answer the complaint in a NY Supreme Court action. Defendants must serve an answer within twenty days of service or face default judgment. Summary includes specified amounts and costs and dates in December 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upreme Court
State OF New York
Jonasson and Com
Plamtia
Isaac Am
Sees Company “C of Edenwaild
Fendants
Ria
New
Charles
Office Am ‘Ustice
Broadway
New York City
Isaac Gold
Pope Caldwell
Harles
Sophia Gold
Charles A
Supreme Court
County of New York
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Ted
New York
Charles Pope
Piaintit
Supreme Court summons in New York action against multiple defendants
The Supreme Court of New York County issues a summons to Elisabeth Whelan Louis B Wasserstrom Jacob Robbins Floris Whittaker Henry Johnson Martin Hunt Abraham Simon Michael Namara Avraham Meyers Edward Cooley Herman Buegeln Patrick Gorman Patrick Lentine to answer the complaint within twenty days after service. Plaintiffs attorney John M Rider 44 Cedar Street New York serves notice under an order dated December 11 1997.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upreme Court
County OF New York
George R._ Smith
Elisabeth Whelan
Louis B Wasserstrom
Jacob Robbins
Floris
Whittaker
Henry Johnson
Martin Hunt
Abraham Simon
Michael Namara
Avraham Meyers
Edward Cooley
Herman Buegeln
Patrick Gorman
Patrick ¥Lentine
OH. M. Rider
Aintif
Cedar Street
New York
Ne Whelan
Cation
Chasten
Supreme Court of
State of New York
County Court House
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Pate
John M Rider
P. G
Cedar St. Borough of
Manhattan
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Norton
Chemnitz
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Wray
E. H. Abbott
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Cs Entre Arcade
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