Theatre Men Meet At Fourth Annual Dinner
The Association of Theatrical Managers held its fourth annual dinner at the Knickerbocker Hotel. President Burnham presided while Abraham Gruber praised Governor Hughes as a star, and Augustus Thomas spoke on Shakespearean drama and theatre ideals. Senators McCarren and Grady offered remarks with Rex E. Beach and others present at the toastmaster’s table.
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Association of Theatrical Managers
Knickerbocker
Charles Burnham
Abraham Gruber
Governor Hughes
Roosevelt
Bryan
Gruber
Hughes
New York
Augustus Thomas
McCarren
Tve
Grady
Rex E. Beach
Martin Saxe
President McGowan
AV. F. Baker
A. 3. Dittenhoefer
M. Erlanger
Daniel Frohman
C. L. Gur
Justice J. W. Goff
al Hayman
Edward Lauterbach
Ralph Pulitzer
Paul Potter
Red Cross Relief Column Formed in Brooklyn Meeting
At the Kings County Medical Association house the first relief column of the National Red Press was organized. The corps will serve during war or disasters under the Army Medical Department. Both men and women join, women as nurses and men in army hospital corps uniforms. First aid and sanitary training will be provided.
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Hvme
Kings County Medical Association
Redford Avenuue
Brooklyn
Srld Organization
The
National Red Press
Medical Department of
Army
Army Hospital Corps
T. J. M. van Cott
Charlies Lynch
Medical Department of the Army
Wiliam C. Sanger
New York State
Red Crore
Charles W. Hurd
T. T. Hyatt
J. Howard Melish
M. Rogers
Brooklyn Hospital
Tyr. van Cott
G. C. Schnitzer
Water Drives Out Eight Families In City Burst
A water main burst at Hudson and Jansevert streets flooded basements and sidewalks, driving eight families from their homes and causing damage worth hundreds of dollars. The No. 4 Gansevoort Street tenement and nearby properties were undermined. inspectors ordered evacuations as the break stemmed from earthwork around the line.
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Hudson and
Jansevert Streets
Gansevoort Street
Commission House
A. S. Blair & Co
Raub
Buildings Department
No. 4
Man shoots woman after alleged robbery at Third Avenue LL station
Christopher Neckman, a machinist, says Miss Mary Goudie robbed him and shoots her at the Mth street station. She is in Hellenic Hospital with a skull wound. Neckman is jailed for felonious assault after patrolman Schrafer disarms him. Citizens helped move the injured woman to a saloon.
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Christopher Neckman
Weert Diet
Mary Goudie
East 14Th Street
Mth Street
Third Avenue
Hellenic Hospital
Heckman
East Rh Street
Schrafer
Catria
Death by own action shocks Mewnyren firm in Belford case
W C Belford, manager of the Mewnyren and Phinhus Gas Company, killed himself by gas inhalation in Haugton Virginia on January 23. A note said drink has been the curse of my life. He came from New York and is survived by a wife and one daughter. He was the brother of Mrs. W W Baker of Baker Vaughan brokers.
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Haugton
W. C. Belford
Mewnyren and Phinhus Gas Company
Belford
New York
W. W. Baker
Baker & Vaughan, Brokers
Wall Street
Big steel plant to resume in Benwood after conference
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 at the Benwood plant will restart at once. Nearly two thousand idle men will be employed.
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Wheeling
W. Va
New York
C. R. Hubbard
Wheeline Steel and Iron Company
Benwood
Bryan and Harmon welcomed in Birmingham amid political thunder
Birmingham hosts a hearty welcome for W J Bryan and Judson Harmon with a large Bijou Theatre crowd. Bryan predicts a Democratic victory amid calls for states rights, praising Alabama governors and criticizing federal intrusion into intrastate business. Harmon discusses federalism and regulation while outlining the balance between state and national powers.
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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
Death of General Jules Lewal Former War Minister
Paris reports the death of General Jules Louis Lewal born 1823. He served in Algeria 1854 Italy and Mexico. A War Ministry attaché 1868 he joined the Army of the Rhine in 1870 and was captured at Bazaine’s surrender. Retired 1889 after command postings at Rennes and Amiens, Lewal authored several military works.
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Paris
Jules Louis Lewal
Lewal
Jules Ferry
Algeria
Italy
Mexico
Ministry of War
Army of the Rhine
Marshal Bazaine
Ferry
Tonquin
Rennes
Amiens
Sunnycrest Sold and Foreclosures Reported in Real Estate Exchange
The Sunnycrest six story apartment at 511 West 113th Street was sold through V Cerabone Construction by Frederick Zittel for about 200000 to an investor. Foreclosure sales included Nos 515 and 517 East 117th Street near Pleasant Ave to Harris Mandelbaum for 30592, with 114% due. Adjourned sale of a 75 by 105 plot at northeast corner of 149th Street and Robbins Ave. Berthold Weil bought two five story tenements at East 64th and East 117th Streets for 6808. Samuel Goldsticker foreclosed sale of 464 East Witham Street and 460 East 117th Street to Weil for 6808, with due about 18400. Auctions listed for today include multiple 6 story tenements and stores on Ist Avenue and East 116th Street. Several foreclosures and sales noted, including properties on Pleasant Ave and 1234 Street area. Harford B Kirk took title to Walton apartment hotel at 7th Street and Columbus Avenue from Ralph Spotta. mortgage recorded at 450000.
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V. Cerabone Construction Company
Frederick Zittel
Sunnycrest
West 113Th St
Real Estate Exchange
Joseph P. Day
Pleasant Ave
Harris Mandelbaum
149Th St
Robbins Ave
Samuel Goldsticker
East Mi7th St
Berthold Weil
Joseph P Das
Ist Ave
Maurice Cohen
Isaac Kleinfeld
Arnstein & Lattys
Adam Frank
van Praag Agt
M Fine Realty Co Et al
Eisapath XA
Attys
Hayes
Bryan I
Pincus Lowenfeld
Charles Chaimovitz
Arnstein & 1
7Th St
Columbus Ave
Ralph L. Spotta
Jerome declares intent to die amid train attempts
In Worcester Massachusetts on January 23 a man identified as William Travers Jerome shouted I must die while trying to throw himself in front of an express at the station. He was saved by the baggage master, then attempted again twice more within the hour. After the third rescue he was jailed for examination of his sanity as authorities assess motive and mental state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Worcester
Mass
William Travers Jerome
Harry Thaw
Baltimore & Ohio Cuts Salaries Across Ranks
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces a 10 percent pay cut for officers and staff earning more than 166 dollars a month, effective February 1. Salaries between 150 and 168 dollars drop to 10 dollars, while clerks earning 150 or less remain unchanged.
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Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Connecticut Banker Walker to Stand Trial In State
A telegram from New Britain Savings Bank reports W F Walker is willing to return to Connecticut from Mexico to face trial for taking bank funds. His invalid wife received a letter from Walker expressing regret and sorrow. Extradition papers were sent earlier to Ensenada Lower California by the Foreign Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Hartford, Tonn
New Britain
Mexico City
William F. Walker
Connecticut
Ensenada
California
Foreign Office
Diverse civic events mark a busy Brooklyn New York day
Mrs Hamilton Huggins sponsors Easter offering at 227 Lenox Avenue while events across the city include Century Theatre meeting at Hotel Astor, Westchester Women's Club luncheon, and lectures at Columbia University. Interludes feature charity entertainment for St Andrew's Hospital, euchre for St John’s Aid Society, and museum free admissions.
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Hamilton Hugginsa
Trinity Hurch Guild
Filegins
Lenox Avenue
Century Theatre
Tub
Hotel Astor
Westchester Women's Club
Aster
Vance Cheney
Rousweill I. Hitchcock
Weet
45Th Street
National Society of Newagland Women
Detrmovnico’s
St. Andrew's Convalescent Hospital
Lyric Theatre
Aid Society of St John's Tespiral
Long Island
Waldorf-Astoria
Manhattan
Frank Parsons
People’s Institute, Cooper Union
Death of ex Judge Appell in Pasadena Cal
News from Mount Vernon reports ex Judge George C. Appell of Westchester County died in Pasadena after paralysis from a stroke three years prior. Once a prominent lawyer and longtime Mount Vernon city judge, he had pursued travel for health. He was 50, born in New York City, and began as a telegraph operator before becoming a famed stenographer and lawyer. His death follows the reversal of a $30,000 Mount Vernon verdict against William Henry Hentz. His son-in-law, Thomas A. McKenneil, now holds the Mount Vernon judgeship. He had married Alice Springer shortly before his death.
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Mount Vernon
Pasadena
Cal
George C. Appell
Westchester County
Appell
William Henry Hentz
Philadelphia
Hentz
Roger M. Sherman
Stetton
New York Athletic Club
Mount Vernon Lodge of Masons
Alice Springer
California
James McLaren Quoit Champion Dies in Newark at 78
James McLaren once the international quoit champion died at his home 28 Ogden Street Newark New Jersey from apoplexy aged seventy eight. A native of Alice Scotland he was famed in quoits in the United States and was an avid curler. He challenged any ace in Great Britain in 1889 but was beaten by Andrew Hunter who declined a rematch. He leaves a widow four sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLaren
Ogden Street
Newark
N. J
McLaren
Alice
Scotland
Mr. McLaren
Great Britain
Andrew Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Pion
Four five story brick tenements to rise at Intervale and Jennings
Robertson and Gammle to build four new brick tenement houses with stores at the southwest corner of Intervale avenue and Jennings street. Plans by J Co Crocker. Three houses on 40 by 98 foot plots, one on 65.4 by 40 foot plot. Estimated total cost 160000 dollars.
Calvin Bruce Walker Dies At His New York Home
Calvin Bruce Walker lawyer died yesterday at his home 14 West 127th Street. Born in Ohio he was admitted to the bar there in the early 1860s. Appointed Deputy Commissioner of Pensions by President Garfield, he served until Cleveland. He authored Pension Law works and moved to New York about fifteen years ago. Funeral Saturday at 1 30 in the home with Rev Dr Parkhurst officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Bruce Walker
West 127Th Street
Ohio
Garfield
Cleveland
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Charles MH. Parkhurst
Obituary notes for Mrs Margaret F Waite and Abner B Chambers
Mrs Margaret F Waite of Stamford died yesterday from pneumonia. Widow of sea captain Benjamin F Waite she spent her wealth on charities and was a Flynn of Kingston. Abner B Chambers of Trenton died yesterday aged eighty six a descended Chambers family builder of early worship and Presbyterian church. He was a Trenton Banking Co director and left three sons and four daughters survival.
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Margaret F. Waite
Stamford
Conn
Benjamin F. Waite
Abner BR. Chambers
Trenton
N. J
Chambers
Presbyterian Church
Trenton Bankins Company
Private Sales Activity and Foreclosure Notice
Warsch and White sold a Mohegan avenue frame house to M Black. Arnold Byrne and Baumann sold a Lenox Avenue flat house to Sale Cohn. Joseph Troy sold Nos. 4 and 456 West 164th Street five story apartment houses with Dyckman street lots in part payment. H G Sergansky sold properties on Madison Avenue and West 29th Street. Foreclosure actions filed by Trust Company of America against August Schaper and others involve a block bounded by Fifth and 189th streets Third and Park Avenues, size 263.6 by 104.2 by 212.10 feet.
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Warsch & White
M. Black
Mohegan Ave
179Th St
Arnold, Byrne & Baumann
Leopold Yesky
Cohn
Lenox Ave
Mr. Yesky
M. B. Friedman
Osorio & Klee
Joseph Troy
164Th St
Mr. Troy
Dyckman Section
Nicholas Place
Prescott Ave
Emerson St
H. G. Sergansky
Weil & Mayer
Madison Ave
St. St
Moses Valenstein
West 29Th St
Trust Company of America
August Schaper
Fifth
Receiver of Rents Named in Foreclosure Suit
Justice Newburger of the Supreme Court appointed Barnett Berger receiver of the rents of the six story tenement at 230 East Lith Street in a foreclosure action brought by Leon Tuchman against Wolf and others to foreclose a fee against Moses and mortgage of 8500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Newburger
Supreme Court
Barnett Berger
East Lith St
Leon Tuchman
Wolf
Moses
Mortgage Secures 24000 On Hotel Albany In City
Mirabeau L Towns obtained a mortgage of 24000 at 5 percent for two years on the Hotel Albany located at the southeast corner of dist street and Broadway. The property was formerly the Vendome and the loan was from Edward J McCrossin.
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Mirabeau L. Towns
Albany
Dist St. and
Broadway
Edward J. McCrossin
The
Queens Borough Real Estate Exchange Opens Next Week
The Queens Borough Real Estate Exchange in the Exchange Building Jamaica to open next Wednesday evening. Edward King leased building 437 6th Ave for five years at 15000 aggregate to Mr Fugazzi who will convert it to a restaurant. Augusta Polifemo leased to Mr Clark at 200 7th Ave southwest corner for years. Otsego Realty Company leased ten years to Moersch & Willie for Charles S Harper the northeast corner store at First St and St Nicholas Ave. Frederick Zittel brokered the Mist St and Broadway corner store lease for ten years to Aygrade Wine Company. Gross & Herbene are the owners.
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Queens Borough Real Estate Exchange
Exchange Building
Jamaica
Edward King
6Th Ave
Fugazzi
Augusta Polifemo
Clark
7Th Ave
Sth St
Otsego Realty Company
Resumptions and Curtailments in Early 20th Century Industry
Philadelphia reports reduced streetcar service as travel falls, with 100 cars pulled and 25 to 40 more soon. Lehigh Valley cuts shop hours to 32 per week amid job suspensions. railroad operations paused on new tracks. Pottsville sees coal and iron colliery and repair shops closed until Monday, with eight hour shifts resuming then. Waltham mills announce full eight hour shifts at Boston Manufacturing Company, affecting 600 workers. Dobson Carpet Mills at Falls of Schuylkill resume full operations, about 300 workers returning. 300 workers went back yesterday to ready plants for Monday restart.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Parsons
Easton
Penn
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Pottsville
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Waltham
Mass
Boston Manufacturing Company
John and
James Dobson
Schuylkill
Bank Receiver's Account Closed and Bank Resumes
Albany January Supreme Court Justice Betts granted an order 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 extra two dollars. The bank has resumed business. Betts also ordered the Borough Bank of Brooklyn receiver to obtain short time paper or additional collateral on certain claims for thirty days.
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Albany
Supreme Court
Betts
Frank White
Hamilton Bank of New York
D. Cady Herrick
Christian Scientist's Son Drowns on Ice
Hanbury January 23. Frank Hayes twelve, son of Edward Hayes head of the local Christian Science Church, slipped through thin ice on Old Mill Pond and drowned before companions could help him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Hanbury
Old Mill Pond
Frank Hayes
Edward Hayes
Christian Science Church
Fine Madison Ave House Leased to Miss Elizabeth A
John N. Golding has leased the Madison Avenue property to Miss Elizabeth A. for a term agreed between landlord and tenant. The lease details such as duration and rent are not disclosed in the fragment.
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Fine Madison Ave
John N. Golding
Elizabeth A
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National Field Organization
NEW Yorker
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Charles Baker, Jr
W. €. Belfore
BIG Steel
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City Hall Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Danitor
Ruland & Whiting CO
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N. Y
Sth Ave
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OT BT
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Madison Square
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Farmingdale
City Hotels
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Washington Heights
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