Thaw Case Defenders Plant Charity Fundraisers in City
Clerks and stenographers report hopeful fundraisers posing as Thaw defense supporters to finance Mrs Thaw’s defense. A young widow pamphleteer and a young couple sell materials claiming proceeds aid Thaw’s innocence. Jury day at the Tombs includes wife visits, notes, and prep for opening statements as Littleton Garvan outline testimony and witness order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Littleton
Broadway Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Knickerbocker
James Clinch Smith
Stanford White
Patient placed in alcoholic ward after injury at Bellevue
Relatives of Joseph Whalen of 40 State Street Brooklyn protest treatment at Bellevue Hospital after he was injured in excavation for the new Pennsylvania station. Whalen was fractured skull and multiple broken limbs, moved from the fracture ward to the alcoholic ward on Saturday night, then returned to the fracture ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Whalen
No. 40
State Street
Brooklyn
Bellevue Hospital
Pennsylvania Station
Whalen
Bellevue
John Eaton
Inspector O'Connor
Cudebach
Eaton
McCahill
Crippled Boy A Stowaway From Southampton
A crippled boy was found in the hold of the American liner St Paul upon arrival from Southampton. A ship carpenter rescued him from potatoes in hold No 2 and the boy, claiming accidental boarding with longshoremen, was sent to Ellis Island. He faces possible deportation when the St Paul sails back Saturday. The second item notes an executive session of the Central Federated Union regarding charges by Rudolph Modest against Samuel Prince, with a quick, dismissive outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carter
St. Paul
Southampton
Stoke Hole
Ellis Island
Central Federated Tinion
Rudolph Modest
Cigarmakers’ Union
Samuel Prince
Clear Packers
Modest
Speeding on Horseback Fined in West Side Court
Two men claiming Langdon Langdon now Keysport New Jersey and Reginald Reynolds of 181 Claremont avenue were fined 1 each by Magistrate Herrman after police say they rode at twenty four miles an hour on horseback. West 18th street station officer Fardman Etchell said he borrowed an automobile to chase them after the Saturday afternoon incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon Langdon
Keysport
N. J
Reginald Reynolds
Claremont Avenue
Herrman
West Side Court
Fardman Etchell
West 1Th Street
Stoning Threats Warn Landlord Case in Tenement Row
Adolph Shapiro testified at night court about six Hebrew youths and Sarah Erdman shouting threats and chasing him with stones near Monroe and Madison streets. Erdman, a former tenant, was arrested after a hostile postal note claiming dynamite threats, signed An American Avenger. She was fined $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Shapiro
West 130Th Street
Monroe Street
Droege
Sarah Erdman
Madison Street
Russia
Shapiro
Jefferson
Madison Streets
McCarthy
Palestine
Rabbi Schulman Urges Moral Money Use and Philanthropy
In a Temple Beth El sermon titled The Morals of Money Spending Rabbi Schulman argues that American Jews are not worse but shaped by surroundings. He warns against ostentation, calls wealth owners to restrain personal spending and boost philanthropy, arts, and public service, citing local charitable declines and the role of wealthy Jews in funding institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Schulman
Temple Beth-El
Dr Adler Links Gambling Cure to Public Opinion
Dr Felix Adler spoke at the Ethical Culture Society in Carnegie Hall, arguing that gambling is a grave crime fueled by excitement and that public opinion must lash it. He urged alternatives, praised Governor Hughes’s anti-racetrack stance, and warned that Wall Street speculation harms small investors more than big ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Adler
Ethical Culture Society
Carnegie Hall
Adler
Hughes
Wall Street
Governor Answers Central Federated Union Letter
The Central Federated Union praised Governor Hughes for his reply. He supported strict enforcement of child labor laws, noted safeguards in the latest amendment, and welcomed further proposed amendments for careful consideration. He discussed the 5 cent gas law, its constitutional challenge, and said the case awaits U.S. Supreme Court ruling. The union asked the Public Service Commission to investigate gas companies, and the matter was referred to the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Federated Union
Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Public Pervict Commission
Union Iron and Steel Company Declared Bankrupt
Judge Bradford in Delaware federal court yesterday adjudged the Union Iron and Steel Company a Delaware corporation to be bankrupt. The firm, a pig iron manufacturer with a main New York office, is said to owe several hundred thousand dollars. Creditors Herman Cohen and Nellie Cohen of New York opposed the bankruptcy actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Bradford
Union Iron and Steel Company
Delaware
New York
Herrman Cohen
Nellie Cohen
Accused of Killing Mother in Toledo Case
Harvey Hazel was arrested today in Toledo in connection with the murder of his mother found dead at her home. Police say Hazel confessed to beating her head, prompted by her refusal to give him money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Harvey Hazel
Hazel
Socialist audience questions pastor at Cooper Union lecture
Rev Thomas R Slicer spoke on Three Ways of Doing Good at Cooper Union. A labor member urged socialism as the sole path to aid the unemployed, sparking audience tension. The Seamen's Church Institute at No 1 State Street runs an aid society for English seamen. Slicer hoped to discuss privately. The talk opened a three part series by the People's Institute with All Souls' Church quartet providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Slicer
Cooper Union
No. 1 State Street
Seamen's Church Institute
No. 1
State Street
Slicer
Mr. Slicer
People’s Institute
All Souls’ Church
Poisons and Shoot Himself in Harlem Man’s Plunge
David Fine a 34 year old real estate dealer with homes at 2916 Seventh Ave and office at 1766 Madison Ave attempted suicide by swallowing seven grains of corrosive sublimate and shooting himself twice in the mouth. He is in Harlem Hospital as a prisoner with little hope of recovery. His wife telephoned five physicians who advised taking him to the hospital and police later arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fine
Seventh Avenue
Madison Avenue
Harlem
Fine
Harlem Hospital
Today’s Free Day at the American Museum of Natural History
A busy schedule of events and lectures across New York includes a free day at the American Museum of Natural History from 9 to 5. The calendar lists meetings, dinners, and public lectures at multiple venues such as the United Charities Building, Waldorf Astoria, Cooper Union, and various public schools with noted speakers and topics on science, history, and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Assembly Hall
United Charities
Fourth Avenue
22D Street
Daughters of Onlio
Waldorf-Astoria
Frederick Schoff
National Congress of Mothers
Mothers’ Club
Martha Washington
W. J. Gies
Teachers’ College
West Street
Broadway
Fort
New Jersey
Central Republican Committee
Hudson County
Grand View Hall
Jersey City
North Side
Republican Club
Harlem Casino
124Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Thirteen Club
Hotel Astor
Raymond Robinson
People’s Institute
Cooper Union
P. m
Society of Medical Jurisprudence
Academy of Medicine
West 48d Street
Ernest Thompson Seton
Great Northwest
New York Academy of Sciences
Museum of Natural History
International Art Society
Waldorf
Board of Education
de Witt Clinton High School
58Th Street
Tenth Avenue
William T. Dorward
Scotland
Illustrated
Silas A. Lottridge
156Th Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
Frederick Houk Law
West 44Th Street
Henrietta Speke-Seeley
Burns
Hester
Essex
Suffolk Streets
Charles L. Bristol
70Th Street
First Avenue
Edward P. Crowell
119Th Street
Anthony Fiala
Lewis
East Houston
East 3
Isaac €. Sturges
Hebrew Technical School For Girls
Second Avenue
Arthur Stanley Riggs
Institute Hall
Richard A. Purdy
Richard Wi
New York Public Library
East 9Th Street
Edward F. Bigelow
St. Luke's Hall
Hudson Street
Jessie A. Colsten
Schubert
St. Peter's Hall
20Th Street
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Frank Stephens
Venice
Helmont
Morris High School
166Th Street
Boston Road
Elwood G. Tewksbury
Webster Avenue
Fordham
Edwin Fairley
Benjamin Franklin
Church Street
Kingsbridge
Kate S. Chittenden
Matilda Street
Wakefield
Alexander T. van Laer
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Andrews
Burnside Avenue
Wills Fletcher Johnson
Panama
Panama Canal
St. Ann's Avenue
147Th
48Th Streets
Herbert ZL. Bridgman
Hudson-Fulton
Lafayette Hall
Alexander Avenue
127Th Street
Miss Catharine Collins
Macbeth
Reality Hall
Ogden and
Merriam Avenues
Highbridge
R. Cornelius Raby
Dead Man at the Undertaker Joke In Lipincott's
A woman waiting to meet her husband at a store calls his business line and says she is nearly dead. He responds that she has the wrong man, and he is an undertaker who wants them all dead. The anecdote appears in Lipincott's.
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Summary
Marine intelligence notes sun rise and set times, high water stages at Sandy Hook Gov. Island and Hell Gate, plus wireless reports on ships Kronprinzess Cecilie Ryndam Carmania and others with dock times. Includes vessel lines ports Astoria Glasgow Philadelphia San Juan and schedules for mail and lines on January 14 to January 16 with arrival expectations and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Cape Race
Ryndam
Sable Island
Carmania
Liverpool
Astoria
Glasgow
Philadelphia
San Juan
Rea D
Cearense
Booth Vincenzo Bonnanno
Gibraltar
Tralian Hersilia
Seville
Galveston
So Pacific
Zeasin Cecilie
Hremen
Liovi
Rotterdeam
Holland-Am Armenian
White Star
Samland
Antwerp
Red Star
Julia Luckenbach
New Orleans
Republic
Naples
Cestrian
London
Transpacific Mails Schedule Notes and Destinations
Shipping notices list multiple ships and routes with departure times from New York and other ports. Vessels include Vaderland Iroquois Comas Comus Empress of China Asia Cyclops Aki Maru and Mariposa with destinations Hawaii Japan Corea China Philippine Islands Australia New Zealand Tahiti and Marquesas Islands and various Pacific routes via Vancouver Victoria Seattle Tacoma San Francisco and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hawaii
San Francisco
Alameda
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
Vancouver
Victoria
Asia
Tacoma
Cyclops
Philip- Samoan Islands
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Guam
Phili San Francisco
Seattle
Philippine
Pine Islands
Shipping News Arrivals and Quarantine Echoes at Port Bar
A list of ships arriving at the bar with dates, routes and passenger counts. Vessels include Colon, Admiral Sampson, Headley Bri, St Paul, Prins Willem II, Pontiac, Kiora, Prins Willem II again, Seneca, Northwestern, City of Memphis, Iroquois, Pawnee, William Chisholm, and Jacob Bright with assorted mails, cargo, and passengers. Some vessels anchored in quarantine with times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Shillings
Cristobal
Panama Railroad Ss Co
Bar
Admiral Sampson
Henshaw
Kingston
Port Morant
United Fruit Company
Moise
Headley Bri
Butler
Kobe
Shanghai
Keelung
Hong Kong
Singapore
Penang
Colombo
Port Said
Algiers
St Michaels
Arnold Karberg & Co
Howard Houlder & Partners
St Paul
Passow
Southampton
Cherbourg
Prins Willem II
Beekering
Surinam
Georgetown
Port of Spain
Casaplane
Cumana
Guanta
la Guayra
Porto Cabello la Curacao
Jacmel
Aux Cayes
Jeremia
Port Au Pri
St Marte
Finch, Edge & Co
Pontiac
Merkle
Cape Breton
Scammel Brothers
Kiora
Tosco
Charleston
Simpson, Spence & Young
Erem
Seneca
Rgent
Porto Rico
New York
Iroquois
Chichester
Jacksonville
Clyde
Pawnee
Swain
Philadelphia
Clyde Se Co
William Chisholm
Sandy Hook Bay
Jacob Bright
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Defence Fund
Tribune
Almanac
Rabbi
Dr. Schulman
DR. Adler
Delaware Corporation
Marine Intelligence
Ray
Salis Jefferson
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Dans
Huron
Finance
City of
Argentina
Prince
Mayeval
Grenada
Trinidad
Sicamund
Argentius
Hamb-Am
James McCreery
23Rd Street
354Th Street
Twenty-third Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Ory
James McCreery & Co
34Th Street
Sampson
Jamaica
UN F Co
Vaderland
Comas
Mallory
Comus
Hamilton
Transpacific
Manhattan
34Th St
St. Ave
Louise
Mary Garden
Mme Bressler-Gianoli
Daimeres
Bert
Mus
Campan
S—La Traviata
Tetrazzinl
Sassi
Ancona
Gillbert
Campanini Thurs
Mme
Jomelli
Renaud
Dalmores
Crabbe
Campanini
S—Thuis
Mary Garden Miles
Trentini
Giacona
LA Traviata
Tetrazzinis
Bassi
Gilibert
Mmes
Russ
de Cisneros
Zeppelli
Zenatello
Sammarco
Arimondi
Shipping News
Port of New York
Stuyvesant
David Belasco
Belasco
TNE Warrens
Virginia
MATS
23 & Me
Hetty King
Blonde Typewriters
Julian Rose
Laddie Cum
Hyams & McIntyre
Miles Stavedale Co
Brown & Nevare
Louise Agoust
Alhambra
Mr. Hymack
Clifton Crawford
Welix Barry & Co
Karnes Comedy Co
Madeira
Caronia
Aples
Genoth
Kaiserin Auguste Victoriary
Hamburg
Moville
Moltke
Ger
Isle of Ht
Barbanesa
Empire
St. Eve S
Maure Adams
Tia the Jesters
Criterion ‘Theatre
Beway Y & 44Th St
Miss Hook
Holland
Hudsother
Bway
Ethel Barrymore
Fe Fitch
Cosmo Gorden
Lennox
Garrick
Maxine Elures Woon
38Th Street
Victor Moore
George Cohan
SAVOY
Teesnane
Mata Thurs
Margaret Illingto
Burton Holmes
AY Wat
Mrs. LE Moyne
Lyceum Theatre
To-Morrow
Hippodrome
Ste Daily Mats
Hippodromes
Port Arthur
Ian Amen
Lady Gay's Garden
Partes Clerc
Daly
E. M. Holland
Bway Eves
Fiske
Rosmersholm
Tonn
Majestic
Lew Fields
Freiata Sq
Mats Wed
New Amsterdam
Sons
Anna
Libert Theatre
Mars Wed & Sar
Mabel Taliaferro
Frederic Thome
Polly Cieets
George Evans
Ency Weston
Whit Cuntif Flexmore & Others
Belfort
Davis
Lilly
SemPrich
Jacoby
Caruso
Scotti
Dufriche
Teecht
Navarina
Ferrari
DIE Meistersinger
Gadski Mattfell
Knete
van & Goritz
Blass
Heiss
Muhimann
Hertz Thurs
TOSCA
Emma Eames
Barocchi
Lucam Begue
Ferraci
Farrar
Jaco Caruse
Tristan Und Isolde
Fremstad
Homer Knote
van Rooy
Reiss
Madison SQ
Katherine Grey
Irtain
Hazimova
Owen Johnsom
Bwa
Viola Ally EN Irene Wie Herl
Hudson Theatre
Leslie
Harris Se
Wallace
Eves
Yorke & Adams
Loudon Charlton
Mic
Flonzaley
Carnegie
Tr State
Blaney
Lincoln SQ
66Th Street
Bargma Mats
Bad Boy
Sant Sar
Muse Hall, Bway & Tun
W. Nh Mats
Henry W. Savage
Madison Quare
ADM
Tr E Terks&s
Burlettas
Reger Imhof
Amatel
R Cme
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