Thaw Defense Focuses on Lifelong Mental State in Court
Witnesses for the defense fail to arrive delaying testimony as the case probes Thaw's mental condition. Professor Koehler, nurse Amy Gossette, and reporters describe Thaw as deranged or near insanity from youth, with other witnesses noting irrational conduct before the Stanford White shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaw
Mr. Littleton
Littleton
Stanford White
James H. Koehler
Winona, Minn
Thew
the Wooster University
Ohio
Amy Gossette
Monte Carlo
Koehler
Jerome
Kocnier
Justice Dowling
Pewling
Martin Green
Thomas P. Hanley
Tattieton
Pennerlvania
California
Virginia
Ovening
John T. Deemer
Kippaning
Penn
Henry Wopley
William Thaw
Washington Roos
John
Williamsburg
Albert
William
Deemer
Litleton
John Roos
Glass Eye Harvest Burglar Nabbed at Sing Sing
Dr. Henri R. Alexander’s optician shop at 1520 Third Avenue was robbed early yesterday. Glass eyes worth 300 dollars and opera glasses plus instruments valued at 1,700 vanished after a forced entry through a fanlight. Fast 88th Street detectives are on the lookout after the January 17, 1906 burglary. the burglar was caught in the act and sent to Sing Sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri R. Alexander
Third Avenue
88Th Street
Sing Sing
Plan to finance Balaklala Copper Company adopted in Portland
A meeting in Portland outlines the reorganization of the First National Copper Company to finance Balaklala Copper. An entirely new board is elected for New York organization. Capital set at 600,000 shares with 525,000 issued. stockholders may subscribe by surrendering stock for 250 per share. Subscriptions total 1,312,590. Directors include Kerr, Starkey, Stewart, Egbert, and Timmons. Kerr elected treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
First National Copper Company
Balaklala Copper Company
New York
Balaklasa Copper Company
Boston
California
William A. Kerr
L. H. Starkey
Judd Stewart
W. Egbert
John Timmons
Mr. Kerr
New York Athletic Club elects Kuhike president in record vote
George W. Kuhike won the New York Athletic Club presidency by 999 to 773, a 2 percent margin, in the largest single vote tally in club history totaling 1,772. The election was harmonious with no contest for other officers and a festive post vote scene in the wrestling room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Kuhike
New York Athletic Club
James H. Hislin
Kuhlke
George W. Kuhlke
H. K. 5. Williams
Charles L. Burnham
Martin S. Paine
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
William L. Mitchell
Edwin J. Benson
G. Kramer Thompson
James Wilson
Charles F. Hofferberth
James HK. Branch
John S& Dickerson
Ernest FE. Malcolm
Thomas E. Deeley
George W. Kubble
Stein
Abductors Balked in Car Attempt on Miss McClanahan
Five men and a woman in an automobile tried to abduct Miss Giles G. McClanahan at her New Canaan home. The plan was halted by the arrival of her conservator Dr. C. H. Scoville and prompt action by neighbors and the nurse. McClanahan, daughter of the late William McClanahan, was declared incompetent after probate proceedings and placed under guardianship for transfer to a sanatorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Canaan
Conn
Giles G. McClanahan
Norwalk
Scoville
Met Museum gains Nast mementos from Mrs Nast
Two religiously significant Nast keepsakes, a silver vase and gold locket, have been donated to the Metropolitan Museum of Art by Mrs. Thomas Nast. The vase, a 19th century gift from members of the New York Union League Club in 189, bears an inscription commemorating the artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nast
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York Union League Club
Token of admiration for Thomas Nast in Denver model locket
A Denver presented locket honors Thomas Nast for protecting the nation from rebellion. It depicts Art wielding a porte cragon battling two dragons with Nast’s etched portrait on one side and a bass relief of the Mountain of the Holy Cross seen from Denver on the other. The piece is crafted from metals mined in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nast
Denver
Mountain of the Holy Cross
Colorado
Alabama Railroad Hearing Opens Before Judge Jones
The Montgomery hearing on railroad cases opened with a clash between Judge Thomas G. Jones and Attorney General Garber over whether the court may probe motives behind state rail legislation. Jones argued it would be improper to criticize the governor or the court, noting past comments by Governor Comer. Railroads seek supplements to old injunctions to cover new laws. the state moves to strike these motions from the files as the proceedings begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Thomas G. Jones
United States
Jones
Garber
Comer
Officers of the New York Correspondents Club Elected
The annual meeting of the Correspondents' Club of New York elected officers for the coming year. President J. P. Regan of The St. Louis Republic, vice-president C. N. George of The Baltimore American, treasurer F. E. Perkins of The Boston Globe, secretary George R. Hill of The Philadelphia Press. Executive committee includes Regan, George, Perkins, Hill, Morton Watkins of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, J. P. Donahue of The San Francisco Chronicle, and Frederick Eppeleheimer of The Baltimore Sun. Directors listed include J. P. Regen, G. H. George, F. E B. Perkins, George R. Hitt, J. P. Donehoue, Morton Wendy, and William H. Snyder of The Pittsburgh Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correspondents’ Club
New York
J. P. Regan
The
St. Louis Republic
C. N. George
Baltimore American
F. E. Perkins
Boston Globe
George R. Hill
Philadelphia Press
C. H
J. P. Donehoue
Morton Wendy
Wiliam H. Snyder
Pittsburg
Real Estate Publicity Ties to Broker Success
Henry Harmon Neill argues in a lecture that publicity in real estate benefits clients and brokers. He notes many brokers vanished when shunning press reports, urges daily reading of realty news, and credits advertising with creating a market and raising a broker’s profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Harmon Neill
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
17Th Street
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Neill
Tho
Mr. Neill
Property Sales on Broome Street and Grove Street
Two deals involve Ira H. Bennett purchasing from the estates of L. Leypoldt and Mary McFarland with right of way to West Broadway. The 20x78 foot lot at 528 Broome Street fronts a brick building, and a 20x75 foot lot at 52814 Broome Street includes a brick building. A further sale for FE Hazard’s estate at 36 Grove Street near Bleecker covers a 21x100 foot brick building lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cufford N. Shurman
L. Leypoldt
Broome St
Ira H. Bennett
Mary McFarland
Josephine Cutler
West Broadway
FE. ¢. Hazard
Grove St
Bleecker
Private Sales Market Deals Put Five Properties Pending
Edenwald Land Company sells two lots on Seton avenue near Jefferson to James Commerford and four lots on Bracken avenue near Randall to Kate Ostrow. Ray Levy sells Nos 1708 and 1710 Park avenue, two five story flat houses on a 50.6 by 90 foot plot. Louis Becker & Co. sells for the Charles Fessler estate No 420 West 154th Street, a three story dwelling on 18.9 by 99.11 feet. Casey & Irwin sell for Dr. E A Crostie to Helena Mundt No 61 West 183rd Street, a three story single dwelling on 25 by 100 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenwald Land Company
Seton Ave
Jefferson Ave
James Commerford
Bracken Ave
Randall Ave
Kate Ostrow
Ray Levy
Park Ave
Louis Becker & Co
Charles Fessler
154Th St
Casey & Irwin
E. A. Crostie
Helena Mundt
Guggenheimer Estate Foreclosure Third Mortgage Action
Guggenheimer as executrix of Randolph Guggenheimer sues Reinhold M F Bruge and others to foreclose a third mortgage of forty five thousand dollars.
Foreclosure sales in Realty Exchange rooms reveal multiple properties
Joseph P. Day sold at foreclosure Nos 76 and 78 East 104th Street a six story flat with store on a 32x111 ft plot to Mishkind Feinberg Realty Co for 53633, with about 12700 due. Other parcels sold include Nos 4 to 53 West 12th Street for 8700 with about 16100 due, and many adjournments and withdrawals noted across apartments and tenements on West 15th Street Jumel Place and Webster Avenue among others with varied sums due and mortgage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Realty Exchange
Joseph P. Day
East 104Th St
Mishkind Feinberg Realty Co
West 12d St
David Shaff
Day
West 15Th St
West Sith St
3D Ave
Lounsberry & O'Connor
William Kennelly & Son
Rivington St
D. Phoenix Ingraham & Co
Jumel Pl
Edgecombe Ave
George Ehret
45Th St
Ste
S6th
Mth
Amsterdam Ave
Columbus Ave
1Th Ave
110Th St
Park Ave
151St St
12Th Ave
N S
Broadway
Marseille Apterlands Cors
Joseph Hamersileg
L & S& F Jacobs
E DP Dowling
E. L Beaumont
Arthur’ Beaumont
J B Scott
Atty
G R Brewster
Investor Buys Broadway Block In New York Transit Area
Slawson and Hobbs sold a Broadway block bounded by Broadway St Nicholas Ave 171st and 112th streets to Jermyn Realty and Construction Company as an investment. The parcel fronts 201.1 feet on Broadway 151.9 on 171st 190 on St Nicholas and 217.8 feet on 172nd. The seller received the Jermyn apartment house at Hlet and Broadway as partial payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slawson & Hobbs
Jermyn Realty and Construction Company
Ellen
Broadway
St. Nicholas Ave
171St
112D
171St St
172D
Jermyn
Hlet St
Realty Notes Sees New Homes And Leases In City Buildings
William G. Bergen to build a two story and a half frame dwelling on Aqueduct Ave near 1834 ft, planned by Charles S. Clark at $9,060. Leases at United States Realty Building No 15 Broadway include Western Illinois & Iowa Railroad on a quarter of the seventeenth floor, Power & Mining Machinery on half of the eighteenth floor, and suites to Standard Asphalt Company. Other items describe sales and leases including Toe's large nine acre East Moriches tract, Kehoe Brothers leasing 134 Seventh Ave, Pilomas McClatchey ten year lease at SE corner Seventh Ave and 20th St, Woodbury G. Tanziton buying 158 Waehindom St, a six story building recently sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Bergen
Aqueduct Ave
Charles S. Clark
United States Realty
Broadway
Western
Ilinois & Iowa Railroad Company
Power& Mining Machinery Company
Standard Asphalt Company
J. E. O'Brien
Doten-Dpunton Deck Company
F. H. Minard
Nathan
Leventritt & Perham
Phillips & Wells
George BE
Toe
East Moriches
Long Island
Kehoe Brothers
Seventh Ave
Pilomas McClatchey
20Th St
Woodbury G. Tanziton
Waehindom St
Bufléme
State Fair Plans Propose $1.98 Million Grounds Makeover
Albany Jan 14 The State Fair Commission reports to the Legislature an elaborate scheme by Green & Wickes Buffalo for Syracuse grounds including 32 buildings and improvements. Estimated cost 1 1,877 40 with a recommended immediate $220 001 appropriation for a manufactures and liberal arts building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Fair Commission
Syracuse
Manufactures and Liberal Arts
Green & Wickes
Buffalo
State Grange
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Summary
Marine notes list sunrise 7 23 and sunset 4 56 with moon phase and high water times at Sandy Hook Gov Island and Hell Gate. A Baltic wireless report from Cape Race says it is 1,180 miles east of Sandy Hook and due to check about 1 pm Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Gov
Island
Hell Gate
Baltic
Cape Race
Centre Street Loft Buildings Sold to NY Life Company
Charles B. Walker sold three six story loft buildings at 51 to 85 Centre Street to the New York Life Insurance Company. The plot measures 65 by 70 feet, located between Worth and Leonard streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Walker
New York Life Insurance Company
Centre Et
Worth and
Leonard Ste
Brooklyn Parcel Trades Highlight East Sletetnest Avenue Growth
Charlies Doudera sold six lots on the east side of East Sletetnest Avenue J Westminster Heights Brooklyn to build two family houses. The McLaughlin Real Estate Company sold two lots on the north side of Lancaster avenue between Ocean Park way and East 7th in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Doudera
East Sletetnest Avenue
Westminster Heights
Brooklyn
McLaughlin Real Estate Company
Lancaster Ave
Ocean Parkway
East 7Th Et
Alter Flats into Dwellings and Bowery Amusement Hall
Plans filed with Buildings Superintendent Murphy show four story flathouses at 2242 Second Ave and 236 Seventh Ave to be converted into dwelling houses with ground floor stores at an estimated cost of 8600 dollars. A three story building at 167 Bowery is to be remodeled into an amusement hall for moving picture shows costing 5000 dollars as per architect Louis Maurer and the J Valenso Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Second Ave
Seventh Ave
S. Williams
H. Drucher
Oscar Lewinson
Louis A. Sheinard
Bowery
Louis C. Maurer
Receiver of Rents Named in NYC Case
Justice Newburger of the Supreme Court appointed Nathan Fernbacher receiver of the rents from a property on the south side of 124th street 200 feet west of Amsterdam Avenue, a 100 by 100 foot lot, in a suit brought by Eliza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Newburger
Supreme Court
Nathan Fernbacher
124Th St
Amsterdam
Ave
Eliza
Ocean Shipping Schedules and Transpacific Vessels Listed
A listing of ships and routes including Empress of China Aki Maru Cyclops and Mongai as well as connections via Vancouver, Seattle, San Francisco, and Hong Kong. Dates span January 16 to January 31 with multiple regional destinations such as Hawaii Japan China Philippines and Pacific islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Corea
China
Hippine Islands
Vancouver
Teria
Tacomaa
Cyclops
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Mongaia
Comeagirs Pe Wee
Oh Totes
Australia
West
New Zealand
Samoan Islands
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Victoria
Eh Oh
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Mariposa
Guam
US Transport
Shipping News Arrivals and sailings list for January tides
Shipping news lists arrivals and sailings of multiple steamers with origin and destination ports, dates in December and January, passenger counts including cabin and steerage, mails and noise, and quarantine statuses. Notable vessels include Kron Prinzess in Cecilie Gerty Ryndam Altaf Kentucky Prinz Joachim Hamilton Apache Creole Navabo e Havana Nord Americawith various ports such as Bremen Venice Rotterdam and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kron Prinzess
Cecilie
Ger
Hmogemann
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourge
Oci- Tiehs & Co
Gerty
Spam
Ryndam
van der Zee
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Helland-Armorica
Mde
Altaf Gerj
Kircboft
Gonaives
Kingston
Colon
Port Limon
Snd Tagua
Hemburg-American Line
Kentucky
Dan
Andresen
Copenhagen
Finch
Edge & Co
Prinz Joachim
van Leitner
Savanilla
Cartagena
Port Simon
Coton
Harmburg-American Line
Maile
Bar
Ppm
Hamilton
Boaz
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion Ss Co
Querantine
Apache
Staples
Jacksonville
Charleston
Clyde Ss Co
Creole
Jacote
New Orleans
Southern Pacific Co
Mdise
Navaboe
Georgetown
Wilmington
Moise
Sandy Hook
Havana
Stevens
New York and Cuba Mall
Global Ship Movements and Arrivals Reported in New York Traffic
A dense list details ships from London to Yokohama and many European ports arriving or sailing via New York. Entries include vessels such as Barbarossa Kaiserine Auguste Victoria Kronprins Wilhelm Kinigin Lule Caronia Florida Kroonland and Satsuma with routes through Plymouth Cherbourg Gibraltar Lisbon Madeira and Rotterdam. Several lines indicate New York departures or arrivals for Naples Genoa Libau and Copenhagen, with dates in January and times noted. The fragment preserves names, ports, and travel legs, showing a broad pattern of intercontinental maritime traffic centered on New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Minneapolis
New York
Bremen
Barbarossa
Ger
Hamburg
Kaiserine Auguste Victoria
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Kronprins Wilhelm
Gibraltar
Kinigin Lule
Naples
Genoa
Caronia
Madeira
Havre
Florida
Antwerp
Kroonland
Rotterdam
Sarajev
Russ
Libau Ovan
Registan
Marseilles
Sabang
Jane Erona
Rigters
Antla
Potreelee of Crombie
St Vin
Fremantle
Vienna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glass Eye Harvest
Optician
Chimmie Fadden
Townsend
Magazine of
the Tribune
Copper CO
N.Y
4. C
G. W. Kuhike
Canaan
Metropolitan Museum
Alabama
Reat
Marine Intelligence
Galveeton
Pacific
Aeecese
White Star
Majestic
Bermuda
Bermudian
Trinidad
Momus
Ae Beatrice
City of Ambus
Savannah
Mauretania
Liverpool
Cunard
Balticnee
Vera Cruz
Kite Star
Monterey
Galveston
Mallory Alamo
el Monte
Ama Castl Ince
Bahia
Prince Cerete
Oceanic
Royal Prince
Argentina
Prince
Queen Eleanor
Am & R
Listtevam
Troquois
Clyde
Comas
Malbas Pacific
la Lorraine
Peninsular
Aseces
Vestupacas
N G
Port Arthur
Lady Gay
Goldman
E. M. Holland
Hage Kett
John Hason
Fields
Lew Fields
East 14Th St
Empire Burles
Roger Imhof
Gotham Amateur
NEW Century
Ruland & Whiting CO. Real
Beekman Street
N. Y
NEX
Splenadie Library
City College
Onc
Bath
Alabama & van Rensselaer
East 11Th St
Sth
Country Property
J. W. Sloat
Middletown
Wisith
Water Front
URAKE
N. J
Franklin Development CO
Liberty
Central Park
Post & Reese
Ith St
Tribune
Uptown
New
Ofcleck
Seh
6Th Ave
12Th St
Weert
7Th
Cite
Memphis
Princess Anne
Old Dominion
Altai
Inareva
Hamb-Am
Willem U. Harti
Db WI
Rosalind
Cienfuegos
Santiago
Ward
Yamuri
Tampico
Lampasas
Brunswick
Transpacific
Shipping News
Port of
Edda
Macoris
Jamestown
Jersey City
Bristol
Northwestern
Arthurster
England
Melbourne
Sydney
Trignac
Beux
Zamora
Venice
Trieste
Firance
Cristobal
Pawnee
Philadelphia
Londos
Jan Ee
Jan Key
Singa
Manila
Satsuma
Singapore
Hong Kong
Queen Alesandra
Aveiva
Cresswell
Barbados
Anne
Vincent
Clan Macmillan
Adelaide
Malbourne
Ets
Swansea
Isle of Wieht
London City
Weehawken
Bull
Oe Sons
Maude Adams
Jesters
Criterion Theatre
Hudson
Eee
Ethel Barrymore
Clyde Fitch
Cosmo Gorden
Leaner
Garrick
Eve
Knickerbocker
Bway
28Th Street
Victor Moore
George Coman
Savoy
Lyceum Theatre
Ith
Mies
Manhattan
34Th St
Ath Ave
S—La Traviata
Mme
Tetrazzine
Bassi
Ancéna
Gilibert
Cam Mt. Thurs
Jomelli
MM Datmores
Crabbe
Cam Fri
S—Thuis
Miss Mary
Miles
Trentin
Giacoma
Renaud
Datmore
Goya
LA Traveata
Banet
Antona
Campaniat
Mmes
de Cisnerce
Zephili
Zenatello
Sammarco
Arimond Miesien
Campanini
Eucha
Dalmores
Guiber
Campanint
FHRI
Lucia DI Lammermoor
Ance
Tetrazzini
Sam Artmondi
Venturini
Cam Sat
Meistersin Gadel
Matfield
Knote
An Roor
Goritz
Reiss
Muhlmann
Hertz Inure
At &S
Tosca
Eames
Caruso
Scott
Dufriche
Barocen
L Bestie
Ferrari
Madama Butter
Fly
Farrar
Farrar, Jacoby: Caruso, Strachari Oo, Dufriche
Barocchi
Muhimann
Feristan Und
Isqlde
Fremstad
Homer
Knote van Rooj
Biass
S—Il Barbiere DI Sivigeia
Sembrich
Bonci
Campaneri Chaliapine
Ferrari i
Cavalieri
Kirkby-Lunn
Martin
Stracci
Opera Orch
ERIS
Emma Eames
Scotti
Journet
Tecchi
Errari
Madama Butterfly
Farrer
Jacoby
Caruse
Stracciar
Reis
Mahimari
Giovanne
Gadski Sembrich
Bonci Chaltapine: Blass. Dufriche. Conductor. Mahari
Eng
van Rooy
Blass
Retes
Mahler
Wesrer
New Amsterdam
Mabel Taliaferro
Frederic Thomood
Polly Cences
George Evans
May Belfort
Lucy Weston
Whit Cunliffe
Danie
Lily Flexmere
Collins & Hart
Eit
Stunvesant
Belascus
Ming
Warfield
Wusic
Irving
David Belasco
Colonial Mat. Daily
Alhambra
Vesta Victoria
Jolas Ste *&Co
Agoust
Others
Hymack
Clifton
Ford
Madison SQ
Katherine Grey
Nazimova
Sam Ra
BOX Office
Endelssohn Hall
Bach
Beethoven
Mozart
V. Sante
To-da
Sai
Secret Orchard
Viola Allen
Irene Wiewertey
Atheartsr
Circle Bee Tone
Yorke
Adams
Reeform
DEA Wing the Ponies
Kolb & Dill - Ay
Hetty King
Gos Edwards
Julian Rose
Saddle Cliff
Hyams Iutyre
Miles Stavedale Co
Brown & Nevare
Prammerstein
Reo É Vette
Heinrich Meyn
Fox
Madison I
Sean Expo Garden
Geethes Histore
Evo Bey
Ena
Iockihe
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