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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1908

Page

4

Thaw Case Defence Fund Scams Noted By Downtown Clerks

Clerks report men and women soliciting donations for a Thaw defence fund, described as a charitable cause to aid Mrs Thaw. Promoters, including a young widow and a poet, sell pamphlets with Thaw life details and claim proceeds support the fund. Jury days at the Broadway Tabernacle feature routine proceedings and notes for counsel.

Harry K. Thaw Thaw Littleton Broadway Tabernacle James Clinch Smith Plain Architect Stanford White

Man Taken From Fracture Ward To Alcohol Ward At Bellevue

Relatives allege mistreatment of Joseph Whalen after injuries from excavation for the new Pennsylvania station. Whalen, from Brooklyn, was first placed in the fracture ward at Bellevue Hospital then moved to the alcoholic ward for delirium. His transfer prompted complaints from his brother-in-law Patrolman John Eaton. Superintendent McCahill said the move was necessary due to ward capacity and delirium concerns. Whalen was later moved back to the fracture ward.

Joseph Whalen State Street Brooklyn Bellevue Hospital Pennsylvania Station Whalen Bellevue John Eaton Inspector O'Connor Cudebach Eaton McCahill

Crippled boy stows aboard liner and faces deportation

A crippled boy was found in the hold of the American liner St Paul after a longshoreman heard cries among potatoes. He claimed accidental boarding at Southampton and was sent to Ellis Island likely to be deported when the ship returns. In a separate matter an executive session of the Central Federated Union debated charges involving Rudolph Modest and Samuel Prince, with the meeting lasting under ten minutes and leaving some delegates insisting Modest was vindicated.

John Carter St. Paul Southampton Stoke Hole Ellis Island Central Federated Union Rudolph Modest Cigarmakers’ Union Assemblymar Samuel Prince Clear Packers Modest

Two men fined for riding fast on horseback in West Side Court

Langdon Langdon of Keysport New Jersey and Reginald Reynolds of 191 Claremont Avenue were fined 1 each by Magistrate Herrman after Patrolman Etchell chased them on Saturday. They were cited for exceeding the speed limit on horseback traveling about twenty four miles an hour.

Langdon Langdon Keysport N. J Reginald Reynolds Claremont Avenue Herrman West Side Court Etchell West 1 Th Street

Stoning Landlord Case In Tenement Row

Adolph Shapiro testified that six Hebrew youths and a woman chased him after a rent strike dispute at his Monroe street tenement. The accused, Sarah Erdman, shouted threats and exhorted violence, saying landlords would be killed on the spot. Erdman was arrested by Patrolman McCarthy and fined $5.

Adolph Shapiro West 130Th Street Monroe Street Droege Sarah Erdman Madison Street Russia Shapiro Jefferson Madison Streets McCarthy Palestine

Socialist audience questions pastor on three ways of doing good

Rev Thomas R Slicer led a Cooper Union talk on three ways of doing good drawing a lively divided crowd. A labor member urged socialist aid for the unemployed and church groups were pressed to explain their work at No 1 State street home to the Seamen's Church Institute. Slicer hoped to discuss privately and answer questions. The session opened the People’s Institute series with two more talks to follow and All Souls Church quartet provided the music.

Thomas R. Slicer Cooper Union No. 1 State Street Seamen's Church Institute Slicer Mr. Slicer People's Institute All Souls’ Church

Rabbi Schulman Urges Money Morals and Civic Duty

Rabbi Schulman of Temple Beth El argues that American Jews are not worse than their environment and urges wealth to curb ostentation. He cites that Jews assimilated too quickly, warns against luxury, and calls for large, public-spirited philanthropy to support arts, charity, and moral culture. He notes local charitable rolls underutilization and urges greater contributions from wealthy Jews.

Rabbi Schulman Temple Beth-El

Poisons and Shoots Himself in Harlem Hospital

David Fine a thirty four year old real estate dealer with a home on Seventh Avenue and office on Madison Avenue attempted suicide by taking seven grains of corrosive sublimate and shooting himself twice in the roof of the mouth. His wife telephoned five physicians who advised hospital care and he was taken to Harlem Hospital where he remains a prisoner with poor prospects of recovery.

David Fine Seventh Avenue Madison Avenue Harlem Fine Harlem Hospital

Imported Black Broadcloth Shrunk and Sponged

Fabric description notes imported black broadcloth that has been shrunk and sponged. Width specified as 50 inches.

Adler Urges Public Opinion as Cure for Gambling

Dr. Felix Adler told the Ethical Culture Society at Carnegie Hall that the only cure for gambling is public opinion. He urged diversions to replace risky excitement and praised Governor Hughes's anti-racetrack gambing push while noting Wall Street speculation harms outside investors more than big players.

Felix Adler Ethical Culture Society Carnegie Hall Adler Hughes Wall Street

Governor Responds to Central Federated Union Letter

Governor Hughes replied to the Central Federated Union praising his remarks at their meeting. He endorsed strict enforcement of child labor laws and noted amendments expanding safeguards. He discussed the 81 cent gas law, its constitutional challenge, and said the Public Service Commission would review the union’s request to investigate gas companies.

Central Federated Union Hughes United States Supreme Court Public Service Commission

What is going on today at New York events list

A busy day of free museum hours and many meetings across city venues. Highlights include the American Museum of Natural History open 9 to 5, and lectures and dinners at venues such as the United Charities Building Waldorf Astoria and Hotel Astor.

American Museum of Natural History Svoman New York City Assembly Hall United Charities Fourth Avenue 22D Street The Daughters of Ohio Waldorf-Astoria Derick Echoff Congress of Mothers Mothers’ Club Martha Washington W. J. Gies Teachers’ College West 120Th Street Broadway Fort New Jersey Central Republican Committee Hudson County Grand View Hall Jersey City North Side Republican Club Harlem 124Th Street Seventh Avenue Thirteen Club Hotel Astor Raymond Robinson People's Institute Cooper Union Society of Medical Jurisprudence Academy of Medicine West 43d Street Ernest Thompson Seton Great Northwest New York Academy of Sciences Museum of Natural History East 27Th Street 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 Avenue A 77Th 7Th Streets Edward P. Crowell 119Th Street Anthony Fiala Lewis East Houston East Ad Isaac C. Sturges Hebrew Technical School Second Avenue 5Th Street Arthur Stanley Riggs New View Institute Hall East 106Th Street Richard A. Purdy Richard WI New York Public Library East Sith Street Edward F. Bigelow St. Luke's Hall Hudson Street Jessie A. Colsten Schubert King of Song Writers St. Peter's Hall 20Th Street Eighth Ninth Avenues Frank Stephens Venice Belmont Morris High School 168Th 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 Avenues Willis Fletcher Johnson Panama Panama Canal St. Ann’s Avenue 147Th 14Sth Herbert DL. Bridgman Hudson-Fulton Lafayette Hall Alexander Avenue 137Th Street

Deadly Mixup Prank At Undertaker’s Office

Mrs Black waited for her husband at a store and, growing impatient, phoned his business. Believing the number correct, she cried I’m nearly dead. The reply came I’m an undertaker and want them all dead, a grim misunderstanding relayed with Lipincott’s wit.

Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Highlights

The report lists sunrise and sunset times, moon phase, and high water for Sandy Hook and Gov. Island. Wireless notices track ships Kronprinzessin Cecilie Ryndam Carmania and others, with expected dock times. Vessel movements include mail lines to Norfolk Savannah Jax and sailings across Europe and the Americas, dated January 4 through January 16.

Sandy Hook Gov. Island Hell Gate Kronprinzess Cecilie Cape Race Ryndam Sable Island Carmania

Admiral Sampson and transpacific mail routes listed

Shipping schedule from Jamaica to New York and beyond shows destination ports and steamer names. Entries include Vaderland at Antwerp, Iroquois at Jacksonville, Comas at Galveston, Comus at New Orleans, Hamilton at Norfolk, and multiple routes to Hawaii, Japan, China, the Philippines, and Pacific islands. Closes in New York with Hawaii via San Francisco and via Vancouver. Dates provided include January 13 6:00 pm, January 16 6:00 pm, January 25 6:00 pm, January 26 6:00 pm, January 29 6:00 pm, January 31 6:00 pm.

Carmania Liverpool Astoria Glasgow Philadelphia San Juan Cearense Galveston So Pacific JA “K'np Zessin Cecilie Mremen G Lieyti Ryndam Rotterdam Holland-Am Armenian White Star Samiand Antwerp Red Star Julia Luckenbach New Orleans Pacific Republic Naples Cestrian London Maijestic Southampton Bermudian Bermuda Quebec Koln Bremen Lloyd Bristol City Swansea Bristol Momus Admiral Sampson Jamaica UN F Co Vaderland Iroquois Jacksonville Clyde Comas Mallory Comus Hamilton Norfolk Old Dom New York Hawaii San Francisco Alameda Japan Corea China Philippine Islands Vancouver Victoria Asia Philippine Isl Tacoma Cyclops Mongoa Samoan Islands Fiji Islands New Caledonia Miowera Teenie Ice Tahiti Marquesas Islands Mariposa Guam Panoaine Islands Empress of China Ands Seattle Australia New Zealand Usnsport

Shipping News Arrivals and Quarantine at Harbor Bars

Shipping notes list arrivals of steamers including Colon, Admiral Sampson, Headley, St Paul, Prins Willem LA, Pont iaac, Kiora, Prins Willem II, Seneca, Northwestern, City of Memphis, Trequo is, Pawnee and others. Vessels arrive at the Bar times, with passengers mails and goods. Quarantine hold is noted for several ships and ballast/noise cargo terms appear for multiple entries.

Colon Shillings Cristobal Panama Railroads Co Bar Admiral Sampson Henshaw Kingston Port Morant United Fruit Company Moise Headley Butler Kobe Shanghai Keelung Hong Kong Singapore Fenang Colombo Port Said Algiers St Michaels Arnold Karberg & Co Howard Houlder & Partners St Paul Passow Southampton Cherbourg Prins Willem LA Beckering Surinam Georgetown Port of Spain Casaplane Cumana Guanta la Guayra Porto Cabello Curacao Jacmel Jary Aux Cayes Jeremie Port Au Prince St Marie Finch, Edge & Co Pontiac Meikle Cape Breton Scammell Brothers Kiora Tosco Charleston Simpson, Spence & Young Prins Willem II Wineckers Amsterm Paramaraibo Port Spain Kayti Holland America Line Seneca Sargent Porto Rico New York Trequois Chiches Jacksonville Clyde Ss Co Pawnee Swain Philadelphia William Chisholm Bheos Jacob Bright Lewis Tampico

Union Iron and Steel Company Declared Bankrupt

Judge Bradford in federal court adjudged the Union Iron and Steel Company a Delaware corporation to be bankrupt. The pig iron manufacturer with principal office in New York is said to owe several hundred thousand dollars. Creditors Herrman Cohen and Nellie Cohen of New York opposed the proceedings.

the Tribune Wilmington Del Bradford Union Iron and Steel Company Delaware Corporation 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 last night with her head beaten almost to a pulp. Police say Hazel confessed that he killed her after she refused to give him money.

Toledo Harvey Hazel Hazel Hum

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