Theatre Men Meet at Fourth Annual Dinner
The fourth annual dinner of the Association of Theatrical Managers was held last night at the Hotel Knickerbocker. Charles Burnham presided, Abraham Gruber hailed Governor Hughes as a star presidential performer and joked about political figures while August Thomas spoke on Shakespearean drama and theatre ideals. Senator McCarren and other notables including Rex Reach, Senator Grady, and Ralph Pulitzer attended the toastmaster’s table.
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Association of Theatrical Managers
Knickerbocker
Charles Burnham
Abraham Gruber
Governor Hughes
White Roosevelt
Bryan
Gruber
New York
Hughes
Augustus Thomas
McCarren
Grady
Rex FE
Martin Saxe
President McGowan
AW. F. Baker
A. 3. Dittenhoefer
M. Erlanger
Daniel Frohman
C. L. Gur
J. W. Goff
al Hayman
Award Lauterbach
Ralph Pulitzer
Paul Potter
First Red Cross Relief Column Formed in Brooklyn
At a meeting in the Kings County Medical Association room 1313 Redford Avenue Brooklyn the first relief column of the National Red Press field organization was formed. Similar columns will be organized nationwide for war or disaster service under the army medical department. Both men and women join with women as uniformed nurses and men in army hospital corps like uniforms. Members receive first aid and sanitary instruction. J M Van Cott presided and urged members to recruit friends. Major Charles Lynch and Colonel William Sanger attended along with Charles W Hurd Dr T T Hyatt the Rev Dr J Howard Melish and Miss M Rogers. Committees to draft a constitution and by laws will report later.
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Rome
Kings County Medical Association
Redford Avenue
Brooklyn
The
National Red Press
Medical Department of the Army
Army Hospital Corps
J. M. van Cott
Charles Lynch
William ©. Sanger
New York State
Red Cross
Charles W. Hurd
T. T. Hyatt
J. Howard Melish
M. Rogers
Broooklyn Hospital
van Cott
G. C. Schnitzer
Water Drives Out Eight Families From Gansevoort Street
A flooded 20 by 12 inch water main burst at Hudson and Gansevoort streets. Water overwhelmed the basement at 46 Gansevoort, undermining building supports and the sidewalk. At 38 Gansevoort, three feet of water ruined A S Blair Co. premises. Inspector Raub ordered eight families evacuated from 40 Gansevoort after the accident caused by earth removal around the main.
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Hudson and
Glanseveart Streets
Gansevoort Street
Commission House
A. 5
Blair & Co
Raub
Buildings Department
Man shoots woman and is arrested after alleged robbery
Christopher Heckman a machinist of 163 West diet street claims Mary Gondir of 9 East 14th street robbed him at an East 14th Street saloon. He shot her on Mth Street station of Third Avenue LL. Two other shots missed. Patrolman Schrafer seized the pistol and arrested Heckman as bystanders moved the wounded woman to a saloon. Gondir denies the robbery claim and says Heckman misidentified her.
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Christopher Heckman
Weet Diet Street
Mary Gondir
East 14Th Street
Mth Street
Third Avenue
Hellenie Hospital
Heckman
East Sun Street
Schrafer
Death by Own Action Leads to Gas Suicide in Hampton
W Belford, manager of the Hampton and Phobus Gas Co, committed suicide by gas inhalation today. A note blamed drink as the curse of his life. Belford, formerly from New York, leaves a wife and one daughter. He was brother to Mrs W W Baker, tied to Baker & Vaughan brokers of Wall Street. Charlie Baker Jr of Baker & Vaughan denied knowledge of any W C Belford.
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Hampton, Ve
W. Belford
Hampton and Phobus Gas Company
Belford
New York
W. W. Baker
Baker & Vaughan
Wall Street
Charlies Baker, Jr
W. C. Belfore
Big steel plant to resume in Benwood West Virginia
President C R Hubbard of the Wheeling Steel and Iron Company announced after a New York conference that work in the steel and tube departments of the Benwood plant will resume at once. Nearly two thousand idle men will be employed.
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Wheeling
W. Va
New York
C. R. Hubbard
Wheeling Steel and Iron Company
Benwood
Bryan and Harmon warmly greeted in Birmingham visit
In Birmingham on January 23, crowds crowded the Bijou Theatre as William Jennings Bryan spoke calling for Democratic victory and unity while praising state rights and opposing federal overreach. Judson Harmon defended state authority and warned against federal intrusion into intrastate business and regulation. The dinner with Governor Comer and officials highlighted party cohesion and debates on railroad and corporate regulation.
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Birmingham
Ala
W. J. Bryan
Judson Harmon
Bryan
Harmon
Comer
Gray
Board of Trade
W. S. Jackson
New York
South
Glenn
Smith
Congress
General Jules Lewal obituary and Mount Vernon judge dies
Paris reports the death of General Jules Louis Lewal born 1823 who served as War Minister under Jules Ferry in 1885 and fought in Algeria Italy and Mexico. Also noted is the Pasadena death of ex Judge George K Appell aged fifty a Mount Vernon lawyer and former stenographer and judge who helped win a large verdict against Mount Vernon city.
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Jules Louis Lewal
Paris
Lewal
Jules Ferry
Algeria
Italy
Mexico
Ministry of War
Army of the Rhine
Marshal Bazaine
Ferry
Tonquin
Rennes
Amiens
Mount Vernon
Pasadena
Cal
George K. Appell
Westchester County
Appell
William Henry Hentz
Philadelphia
Hentz
Roger M. Sherman
Stetson & Bangs
New York University Law School
Thomas A. McKenneil
Bryan
Golf Democrats
New York Athletic Club
Mount Vernon Lodge of Masons
Alice Springer
California
Foreclosures and sales dominate Sunnycrest and East Mith flats
The V Cerabone Construction Co sold Sunnycrest, a six story apartment at 511 West 3th St, for about 200000 to an investor. Foreclosure sales include Nos 515 and 517 East 117th St for 30592 to Harris Mandelbaum, with 11496 due. Vacant plot at 149th St and Robbins Ave adjourned to Jan 30. Samuel Gold sticker foreclosed Nos 464 and 460 East Mith Sts for Berthold Weil at 6808. The auction slate lists multiple six story tenements and stores on 1st Ave around 100th St. Harford B Kirk obtained a Walton apartment hotel mortgage title for 450000 at 70th St and Columbus Ave.
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Haa
Frederick Zittel
Sunnycrest
West 3Th St
Reali Estate Exchange
Joseph P. Day
East 117Th St
Pleasant Ave
Harris Mandelbaum
149Th St
Robbins Ave
Samuel Goldsticker
East Mith St
Berthold Weil
Joseph P Day
1St Ave
W Cor
100Th
100Th St
Maurice Cohen
Isaac Kleinfeld
Arn—stein & Lattys
Adam Frank
M Fine Realty Co
Eisman
Attys
G B Hayes
Bryan J. Kennelly
Pincus Lowenfeld
Charles Chaimovitz
Arnstein & LL
Man repeats suicide bids shouting identity at Worcester station
Telegraph to The Tribune reports William Travers Jerome declaring his guilt toward Harry Thaw and attempting to end his life by stepping before trains at Worcester Union Station. He was saved each time, later detained for sanity examination after a third attempt.
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the Tribune
Worcester
Mass
William Travers Jerome
Harry Thaw
Baltimore and Ohio Cuts Salaries in 190
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces a 10 percent pay cut for officers and employees earning above 166 dollars monthly, lowering those between 150 and 166 dollars to 150, effective February 1. Clerks earning 150 dollars or less remain unchanged, with potential further revisions if economy demands.
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H Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Connecticut Banker Walker Plans Return to Stand Trial
A telegraph report from Hartford says W F Walker is willing to return to Connecticut from Mexico to face trial for bank fund embezzlement. His invalid wife also received a remorseful letter. Extradition papers were sent from the Foreign Office in Mexico City to Ensenada, Lower California.
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the Tribune
Hartford
Conn
New Britain Savings Bank
W. F. Walker
Connecticut
Mexico
Walker
Mexico City
William F. Walker
Ensenada
California
Foreign Office
Numerous Meetings and Events Listed by City Groups
A long listing outlines diverse events across New York including readings at Holy Trinity Church and the Higgins home, Club meetings at the Century Theatre and Hotel Astor, a Westchester Women’s Club luncheon, discussions at Columbia University and Havemeyer Hall, and dinners at Hotel Manhattan and the Terrace Garden. The schedule features charitable events for St Andrew's Hospital, free museum entries, and the Brooklyn league anniversary, with times ranging from morning to evening.
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Holy Trinity Church Guild
Higgins
Lenox Avenue
Century Theatre Club
Hotel Astor
Westchester Women's Club
Vance Cheney
Roswell
Hitchcock
West 45Th Street
National Society of New England
Delmonico’s
St. Andrew's
Columbia University
James (. Cannon
the Clearing House
The
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Hesper Chuir
Terrace Garden
Howdein College Alumni Association
New York City
People’s Institute
Cooper Union
Washington Heights
James McLaren Quoit Champion Dies at Newark Home
James McLaren former international quoit champion died of apoplexy at his Newark residence. Born in Alice Scotland seventy eight years ago he was famed as a quoit player and avid curler. In 1889 he challenged any man his age in Great Britain and defeated Andrew Hunter in a return match amid a noted game era. He leaves a wife four sons and a daughter.
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Ogden Street
Newark
N. J
McLaren
Alice
Scotland
Mr. McLaren
Great Britain
Andrew Hunter
Hunter
Flathouse Row to Cost 160000 dollars in four five story brick tenements
Robertson and Gammie will erect four five story brick tenement houses with stores at the southwest corner of Intervale avenue and Jennings street from plans by J. C. Crocker. Three houses sit on plots 40 by 98 feet, one on a 65.4 by ? feet plot. Total estimated cost is 160000 dollars.
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Robertson & Gammie
Intervale Ave
Jennings St
J. C. Crocker
Private Sales Market Reports and Foreclosure Action
In the private sales market Warsch and White sold a frame house on Mohegan Ave. Arnold, Byrne and Baumann sold 84 Lenox Ave. to Salo Cohn. M. B. Friedman and Osorio and Klee sold Nos. 4 and 456 West 164th St. to a client, with part payment in twelve Dyckman lots. H. G. Sergansky sold 1416 to 1422 Madison Ave. to Weil & Mayer, and 634 to SS West 39th St. for three five story flats. Foreclosure: Trust Company of America sues August Schaper and others to foreclose on a block bounded by 168th–189th Sts., Third Ave and Park Ave, size 263.6x104.2x212.10 ft.
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Warsch & White
M. Black
Mohegan Ave
179Th St
Arnold, Byrne & Baumann
Leopold Yesky
Salo Cohn
Lenox Ave
Mr. Yesky
M. B. Friedman
Osorio & Klee
Joseph Troy
164Th St
Mr. Troy
Dyckman
Nicholas Place
Prescott Ave
Emerson St
H. G. Sergansky
Weil & Mayer
Madison Ave
98Th St
Piot
Moses Valenstein
SS West 39Th St
Trust Company of America
August Schaper
Calvin Bruce Walker Dead at 14 West 127th Street
Calvin Bruce Walker a lawyer born in Ohio died yesterday at his home No 14 West 127th Street He was admitted to the bar in the 1860s and was deputy commissioner of pensions under President Garfield later serving under President Cleveland He authored Treatise and Pension Law and A Digest on Pension Law He joined Madison Square Presbyterian Church and the funeral will be Saturday at 1 30 P M at his home with Rev Dr Charles H Parkhurst officiating
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Calvin Bruce Walker
West 127Th Street
Ohio
Garfield
Cleveland
Madison Square
Charles H. Parkhurst
Obituary notes for Mrs Margaret F Waite and Abner R Chambers
Mrs Margaret F Waite died in Stamford Connecticut from pneumonia yesterday. Widow of sea captain Benjamin F Waite she left a large Stamford estate and donated much of her income to charity. She was a Flynn of Kingston, ABNER R CHAMBERS died in Trenton New Jersey aged about eighty six. He helped found the Presbyterian Church in the state and was a director of the Trenton Banking Company. Surviving are three sons and four daughters.
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Stamford
Conn
Benjamin F. Waite
Abner R. Chambers
Trenton
N. J
Chambers
Presbyterian Church
Trenton Bankins Company
Receiver of Rents Named for East 111th Street Tenement
Justice Newburger of the Supreme Court appointed Barnett Berger as receiver of the rents of the six story tenement at 230 East 111th Street. The appointment continues pending an action by Leon Rathenbee against Moses Wolf and others to foreclose an $8,500 second mortgage.
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Justice Newburger
Supreme Court
Barnett Berger
East 111Th St
Leon Ratenbeee
Moses Wolf
Mortgage Secures $29,000 on Hotel Albany Name Change
Mirabeau L Towns obtained a mortgage of $29,000 at 5 percent for two years on the Hotel Albany at the southeast corner of 41st Street and Broadway from Edward J. McCrossin. The hotel was formerly the Vendome.
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Mirabeau L.towns
Albany
41St St
Proadway
Edward J. McCrossin
The
Queens Borough Real Estate Exchange Opens Weekday Evening
The Queens Borough Real Estate Exchange in Exchange Building Jamaica will open next Wednesday evening. Edward King leased building 76th Ave for five years at 15000 to a Mr Fugazz, who will convert it into a restaurant. Augusta Polifemo leased to Mr Clark at 260 7th Ave southwest corner of ith St for years. Otsego Realty Co leased for ten years for Meersch & Willie to Charles S Harper the store at NE corner 131st St and St Nicholas Ave. Frederick Zittel brokered the corner store at 141st St and Broadway for ten years to Aygrade Wine Co. Gross & Herbere are owners.
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Exchange Building
Jamaica
Edward King
76Th Ave
Fugazz
Augusta Polifemo
Clark
7Th Ave
Ith St
Otsego Realty Company
Meersch & Willie
Charles S. Harper
131St St
St. Nicholas Ave
Frederick Zittel
141St St
Broadway
Aygrade Wine Company
Gross & Herbene
Resumptions and Curtailments In Industrial Cities
A survey of job cuts and resumed work across several U S locations. Philadelphia Rapid Transit withdraws 100 streetcars with 25 to 40 more planned as business declines. Lehigh Valley Railroad trims shop hours to 32 weekly and suspends new track work. Philadelphia Reading Coal and Iron closes collieries and shifts to eight-hour days. Boston Manufacturing resumes full time sixty hours for 600 workers. Dobson carpet mills in Falls of Schuylkill resume full operation, impacting nearly 3,000 workers with returns beginning Monday.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Pottsville, Penn
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Waltham
Mass
Boston Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
John and
James Dobson
Schuylkill
Bank Receiver's Account Closed in New York and Brooklyn Banks
Albany Jan 23 Supreme Court Justice Betts granted orders closing the accounts of Frank White as receiver for the Hamilton Bank of New York and his attorney D Cady Herrick with each awarded an additional 2500. The bank resumes business. Betts also ordered the Borough Bank of Brooklyn receiver to take short time paper or additional collateral on certain claims for thirty days.
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Supreme Court
Hetts
Frank White
Hamilton Bank of New York
D. Cady Herrick
Justice Betts
Borough Bank of
Brooklyn
Christian Scientist's Son Drowns on Ice at Hanbury
Frank Hayes twelve year old son of Edward Hayes head of the local Christian Science Church drowned after breaking through thin ice on Old Mill Pond in Hanbury while skating tonight. His companions could not reach him in time.
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the Tribune
Hanbury
Old Mill Pond
Frank Hayes
Edward Hayes
Christian Science Church
Fine Madison Ave House Leased to Miss Elizabeth
John N. Golding has leased the Madison Avenue residence to Miss Elizabeth, signaling a rental agreement completion and transfer of occupancy to the named lessee.
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Fine Madison Ave
John N. Golding
Elizabeth A
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