Judge's Charge as Thaw Case Deliberations Begin
Justice Dowling will instruct the Thaw jury this morning as twelve men start considerations on whether Stanford White was shot dead at Madison Square Roof Garden. District Attorney Jerome portrays Thaw's actions as deliberate, not insane, citing motive from his hatred and past threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Dowling
Stanford White Wa
Madison Square Roof Garden
Jerome
Evelyn Thaw
Laureton
Delmas
Thaw
Stanford White
Mr. Littleton
Mr. Jerome
Yankeelixe
White
May McKenzie
James Clinch Smith
Smith
Sampis
Monte Carlo
Bie
Special grand jury reviews Provident and Metropolitan cases
The special grand jury recessed after a day spent hearing Dist Attorney Jerome summarize the Thaw case and related investigations into the Provident Savings Life Assurance Society and the Metropolitan Street Railway Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Dist
Jerome
New Cipher Code For Bankers Adopted At Meeting
The advisory committee of the American Bankers' Association ended its first session in this city after outlining benefits of proposed changes. Key actions include a new cipher code, a thorough revision of the old one, and drafting drafts numbering and city codes by the Clearing House. A banking library was authorized for creation, to be open to researchers at all times. The consolidation of offices under one roof was referred to the executive council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers’ Association
Executive Council
Clearing House
Cold Hampers Bridge Trains In Rush Hour
The Brooklyn Bridge rush hour faced slower train movement due to cold causing stiff switches. A Jam on the Park Row platform threatened harm, but police cleared the crowd with Captain Martha directing efforts. Fewer than sixty trains left in the first hour, averaging about one per minute until 6:30. After that, operations ran smoothly with minimal congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Bridge
Park Row
Martha
Navy
Notice to heirs and creditors in Barrett estate 1908
The People of New York by grace call Frederick A Booth Elizabeth Price Harris Robert Mowry Edith Mowry Mabelle Shorey John Lyman Shorey Harrison Shorey George B Studley Barrett Studley Harriet N McCaslin Maria Moran and Greenwood Cemetery to appear in the Surrogates Court of New York County on March 17 1908 at 10:30 AM for a judicial settlement of Augustus S Houghton executor of Harriet A Barretts will. If under twenty one you must be represented by a guardian or apply for one. failure may lead to appointment by the court. Witnessed by Surrogate Abner Thomas with official seal January 22 1908. Merk of the Surrogates Court J Woolsey Shepard Attorney for Executor Broadway New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George W. Angell
Emily J. Angell
Margaret Rathbun Mills
Caroline BE. Perkins
Frances Alger
Mary E King
James FE. Whitney
Alice M. Whitney
John P. Whitney
George E. Whitney
Herbert A. Whitney
Vincent J. Whitney
Bessie L. Dickson
Julia de Huntington
William T. Schley
Sarah C. Kerrig
Catherine T. Perkins
Harvey H. Perkins
George W. Stiger
Abbott L. Milla
Caroline KE. Perkins
Oscar G. Rathbun
William W. Rathbun
Eva EB. Hardy
Ida M. Wiggins
Frederick Rathbun
Azariah C. Angell
Oliver A. Kingsbury
Amy J. Perkins
George R. Perkins
Eliza J. Seward
Mary B. King
John Perkins
County of
Hall of Records
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Ione
County
Charles H. Beckett
Daniel J. Dowdney
State OF
God
Frederick A. Booth
Elizabeth Price Harris
Robert Mowry
Edith Mowry
Mabelle Shorey
John Lyman Shorey
Harrison Shorey
George B. Studley
Barrett Studley
Harriet N. McCaslin
Maria Moran
Greenwood Cemetery
Harriet A Barrett
County of New York
Augustus S. Houghton
Abner
Thomas
Sail
Merk
Surrogates’ Court
J. Woolsey Shepard
Executor
Broadway
New York City
Dunlop Case Must Be Retried In Supreme Court
Justice Newburger orders a retrial of Dr. Clark W. Dunlop mental competency case after prior jury verdicts and a commission report. The 65 year old, with an estate valued at $590,000 to $1,000,000, faced guardianship actions from twenty two nieces and nephews led by Mrs. Gilbert Ray Hawes. The court denied receivers for his property pending the retry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Newburger
Supreme Court
Clark W. Dunlop
Gilbert Ray Hawes
Dr. Dunlop
Truax
Pr. Dunlop
Plans for four Harlem River branch stations announced
The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway filed plans for four Harlem River branch stations with total costs of 190000. Two stations priced at 45000 each and two at 50600 each, all one story, designed by Cass Gilbert. Additional parcels include a 43 by 66 foot plot on Paulding street and an 87.7 by 35.7 foot plot on Westchester avenue near Whitlock avenue, plus a 23 by 99 foot site between 125th and 136th streets north of Morris avenue. The largest station sits on Hunt's Point Road near Garrison avenue, 135 by 30.5 feet. Also, Albert J. Schwarzier to build fourteen five story brick tenement houses for 264000 on Clay avenue near 169th street, Luigi Volpato to construct a two story brick dwelling at Hill and Randall avenues for 9000, with plans by Moore and Landeafel. Enlargement of the Prescott Building at Broadway and Spring street filed for Joseph Keller, adding offices and ground-floor stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Harlem River
Cass Gilbert
Paulding St
Westchester Ave
Whitlock Ave
125Th
136Th St
Morris Ave
Hunt’s Point Road
Garrison Ave
Albert J. Schwarzier
Clay Ave
169Th St
Luigi Volpato
Hill and
Randall Aves
Moore & Landseféel
Murphy
Prescott
Broadway and
Spring St
Prescott House
Broadway
Joseph Keller
Idle Cars Worth Million Dollars
Chicago January 31 E B Boyd assistant to the president of the Gould railway system was guest of honor at a Chicago Board of Trade dinner. W C Brown New York Central vice president urged quicker commerce and cited more than a million dollars of cars idle nationwide. B L Winchell Rock Island president blamed 150000 cars used to build more cars for last year's shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. B. Boyd
Gould Railway System
Chicago Board of Trade
W. C. Brown
New York Central Lines
United States
B. L. Winchell
Rock Island
Auction Sale of Uptown Houses and Foreclosures
Real estate auction report from yesterday lists partition sales at 252 and 254 East 74th Street two five story houses with stores bought for 11100 and 12200 by Lowenfeld Prager and Otto Hirsh. Foreclosure sale at 78 Manhattan Avenue went to S H Davenport for 1650. Adjourned sales include three Maclay Avenue parcels. Additional foreclosures and upcoming offerings include 166 East Fifth Street and other Manhattan and Bronx properties with detailed mortgage and attorney notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Day
East 74Th St
Lowenfeld & Prager
Otto Hirsh
Mr. Day
Manhattan Ave
S. H. Davenport
149Th St
Robbins Ave
Maclay Ave
James L. Wells
Louise Joutel
Creditors Seek Bankruptcy for American Palace Car Co
Creditors filed a petition in bankruptcy against the American Palace Car Company which lists offices at 27 Williams Street and states it owns no manufacturing plants. Its patents, once used by J. G. Brill Company and several small car makers, relate to a new parlor and sleeping car design. Incorporated in 1901 to build and lease such cars, the firm has authorized capital stock of 10,000,000 dollars with about 4.95.20 dollars outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Palace Car Company
William Street
J. G. Brill Company
Many Country Houses Leased by Pease Elliman
Pease and Elliman report several country houses leased for the coming season. Frances I Seymour’s cottage Warside at Lawrence Long Island goes to C G Moller Jr. Samuel P Hinckley’s Hollyhocks at Dedarhurst goes to Dr. James R Hayden. J H Scanlan house at Cedarhurst goes to Warren S Crane. M Keller cottage at Cedarhurst goes to Herbert N Rawlins. Also a Park Place Greenwich Conn house owned by A Foster Higgins leases for a term to Clement Cleveland Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease & Elliman
Frances I. Seymour
Lawrence
Long Island
Warside
C. G. Moller, Jr
Samuel P. Hinckley
Dedarhurst
Hollyhocks
James R. Hayden
J. H. Scanlan
Cedarhurst
Warren S. Crane
M. Keller
Herbert N. Rawlins
Park Place
Greenwich
Conn
A. Foster Higgins
Clement Cleveland, Jr
Notices of summons from New York Supreme Court actions
A collage of public summons notices dated 1907 1908 from York County New York including American La France Fire Engine Company versus California Safe Deposit Trust Company and George A Smythe versus Anne Mary Cleary. Documents list summons service dates dates of orders and attorneys addresses with court instructions and deadlines for answer or risk of default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Supreme Court
County OF
New York
American-La France Fire Engine Company
California Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Sackett, Chapman & Stevens
Nassau Street
Tribune
New York County
Borough of Manhattan
State of New York
Sackett, Chapman & Steve
New York City
Straddle Lot Transfer and Church Property Notes
Yesterday Alice M. Bushnell transferred the eleven acre straddle lot in salt meadow by Wantchester Creek to Lydia Taylor and another party. The Church of St. Michael conveyed tithe to its old church edifice rectory and parochial school at 31st Street and Sixth Avenue, extending toward the Pennsylvania Tunnel and Terrobe Camps, part of the site for the tunnel station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Meadow
Wantchester Creek
Alice M. Bushnell
Lydia Taylor
Church of St. Michael
31St St
6Th Ave
Pennsylvania Tunnel
Revillon Frères Plans 12 Story Block on West 84th and 35th Streets
Revillon Frères announce plans to erect a 12 story building on the premises at 17 West 84th Street and 26 and 28 West 35th Street. Construction will begin when current leases expire, matching the architectural style of the neighboring Revillon site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revillon Fréres
84Th St
West 35Th St
Realty Notes Report of Brooklyn Property Transfers and Leases
G P Treslow sold for A Pope a four story flat house at No 168 Lafayette Brooklyn. Fran A Seaver sold for Mrs C Goodale of Colorado a twelve room detached dwelling at No 1452 South th between lth and 12th Aves Dyker Heights. Monrose Be Helbrun leased to Diamond Point Pen Co the third left in Nos 84 and 46 Fulton st for years. H J Puller Realty leased to Electric Bank Protection Co the top left in Nos 514 and Me West Sith 5. For A E Pelham to G P Putnam's Lone Co the fifth left in Nos 412 and 414 West 2eths for years. Y J Farrell leased No 708 Washington St a four-story …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Treslow
A. Pope
Lafayette
Brooklyn
A. Seaver
C. Goodale
Coloradso
Robert King
Lth
Izth Aves
Dyker Heights
Monrose
BE. Helbrun
D. EF. Seybel
Diamond Point Pen Company
Fulton St
H. J. Puller Realty Company
Gustav Schoeck
Electric Bank Protection Company
West Sith
Fir A. E. Pelham
G. PF. Putnam
West
Ami
Henry A. Dix & Sons Company
P. F. Collier & Son
14Th St
Y. J. Farrell
Washington St
Real estate transfers in the city core and Woodlawn Heights
Shew and Co sold for Otto Hirsch to an investor the four story apartment house at 128 feet 174th Street and the Empire Improvement Company resold Nos 366 and 308 West Sith Street two three story dwellings on a 50 by 74 feet plot. Pene Brothers sold Nos 7 and 9 Cornelia Street two five story tenement sites on Plot Mix15.6. PF Schroeder sold to Augustus Kepier the northeast corner of 236th Street and Kepier Avenue Woodlawn Heights a 100 by 100 foot plot for a two family house.
G. P. Butterly Company Leases Multiple Manhattan Buildings
The G. P. Butterly company has leased spaces in numerous Manhattan locations for terms of three to five years. Buildings include 137 and 139 East 25th Street, 188 East 26th Street, 145 to 151 West 18th Street, 516 West 53rd Street, 7 East 23rd Street, 612 West 48th Street, 3 West 32nd Street, 109 and 111 West 26th Street, 164 West 46th Street, and the northeast Horatio Street corner. Tenants listed include Hemmings & Co, G. A. Henckel & Co, National Auto and Supply Company, Marte dressmaker, United States MIN Company, Chicago Cement Company, King-Mahon & Co, and John Jennings Company. Folsom Brothers have leased for H. M. Mowbray to H. T. Joery the three story and basement dwelling at 66 West 11th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemmings & Co
G. A. Henckel &Co
National Auto and Supply Company
Marte
Dressmaker
United States Min Company
Chicago Cement Company
King-Mahon & Co
John Jennings Company
Folsom Brothers
H. M. Mowbray
H. T. Joery
11Th St
Deficiency Judgment Against Builders After Foreclosure
A deficiency judgment for 34101 was entered yesterday against Solomon Lewine and Louis Danis, builders, in favor of Harris Mandelbaum and Fisher Lewine, arising from the foreclosure sale of property on the east side of Amsterdam avenue from 21st Street to 102nd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Lewine
Louis Danis
Harris Mandelbaum
Fisher Lewine
Amsterdam Ave
21St St
Plans Filed to Remodel Liberty National Bank Building
Plans were filed to remodel the Liberty National Bank building at 139 Stroadway connecting with the eighteen story Washington Life office building at roadway and Liberty streets. A covered passageway will span the light court and the ground floor and basement will be partitioned to enlarge banking offices for the Washington Life Company, owner of the improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty National Bank
Stroadway
Temple St. L
Washington Life
Liberty St
Washington Life Company
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Crouch
Spencers
Maiden Lane
Frank H. Graf
Andirons
Avesea
Tribune Almanac
Saisatail
Manhattan
34Th St
Sth Ave
S—Louise
Mary Garden
Mme
Bressier-Gianoli
MM. Dalmores
Gilibert
Campanirt
Giaconia
Bass
Sarmarco
Mugnoz
Arimendi
Campanini
Hofemann
Miles
Zeppilli
de Cisneros
Jomelli
Trentini
M. Zenatello
Mmes
Russ
Rbressier- Gianoli
Gerville-Reache
MM. Zenatello
Crabbe
Arimond
Gianoli-Galletti
M. Maurice Renaud
Mile
Renaul
Dalmores
Campaniniec Press Club
Tales OF Hoffemann
WED
America
Siberia
Agostinelli Trentini
MM Bassi
Sammarco
Cazauran
Gianoli-Gallett
Campanini Fri
Tetrazzint
Zenatello
Ancona
Gillbert
Louise
Miss Mary Garden
Bressler-Gilanoli
Cavalleria Rusticana
Argostinelli
Bassi
Pagliacci
Zepplili
SUN
Mme. Tetrazzini
LA Traviata
Next
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Finch Smith
Schwab
Gates
Drake
Captain Wharton
Ale” Hummel
Hummel
Europe
Royal Powder
American Association
Rocers, Peet & Company
Earl & Wilson
Warren St
City Hall
Unio
Greeley Square
Sterling Place
Bedford
Fifth Ave
Alabama and Rensselaer
Seale
Prospect Park
Catskill
N. Y
Ruland & Whiting CO
Beekman ST
Hunterdon County
A. O. Robbins
Fiemtington
N. J
Croton Falls
Harlem
R. R
D. C. Haight
Millwood
Inter Resorts
T. Hendrickson
Dunlop
New Haven Railroad
East 74Th Street
Hugh D Smyth
H H Hull
F Haffner
A T Stoutenburgh
J T Brady
Lounsberry & O'Connor
4Th Ave
Henry Decker
Nichols
S Decker
Weiler
Joseph P Day
115Th St
N S
3D Ave
60Th St
Jacob Hyman
Samuel Engle
American Palace Car CO
George A. Smythe
Anne Mary Cleary
Henry F. Cochrane
Court Street
Joseph E. Newburger
County Court House
Borough of
Julius Steger
Frank Fogarty
Alcide Capita Hammersteins
Ove. Co
Rice & Prevost
Vuseboat
Nichols Sisters
Tine
Hetty Grace van Studdiking Ford
Wilfred Clarke
25C. & Co
R. G. Knowles
Ebs
Alhambra
Vesta Victoria
Horace Daily Goldin
Avery & Hart
Others
Lincoln SQ. Binay
Mats
Mon
Thu
Spoc Ea Stock Co
Edna May Spooner
45Th St
Sataires
Viola Allen
Erene Wycherly
Weber
Nursery and
Child's Hospital
Waldorf. Astoria
Onauvar No
Sele
Ackard Commercial School
Cor
Berlitz School OF
Madison Square
Lenox Ave
School Agency
American and Foreign Teachers’ Agency
M. J. Young-Fulto
Union Square
Big 34Th ST
Liberty Bank
Depot Quartermaster’s Office
Whitehall Street
U. S. Army
WM. S. Patten
Fpreasury Department
U._ & LIFE-SAVING Service
Washington
D. C
McLellan
Washington Street
Quartermaster
West Point
N. P
WAR Department
Newlondon
Fort Terry
William EF. Horton
Q. M
Allenhurst Inn
Allenhurst
Bryan L. Kennelly
Heal Estate
Empire Theatre
Bway
40Th St. Eve
Maude ‘Adams
Jesters
SAVOY
Criterion Theatre
44Th St
San
Miss Hook
Holland
Thea
Hudson
Ethel Barrymore
Clyde Fitch
Cosmo Gorion
Lennox
Garrick
Maxine Elliott
Greenwood
Edna Wallace Hopper
George WW. Coman
Boston
Knickerbocker
78Th Street
Eve
Victor Moore
George Cohan
LYCEU
Burton Holmes
45Th
Hief Kyrle Bellew
Margaret Illington
Carnegie
Wal
Ndon Lyceum Theate
Theatre Beatrice
6Th Avenue
Battle OF Port
Hippodross
Arthur
Ant
Hackett
John Nason
Witching Hour
Majestic
Mat Daly
Funabashi
Specia Azim
New Amsterdam
Henry W. Savage
Merry Widow
Oscar
Liberty Theatre
Mabel Aliaferro
Polly
Circus
Baroccchi
Dufrich
Wetrebie Bil
Don Cl. Cavalieri
Caruso
Scotti
Reiss
Sarte
Ferrari
Haensel
Gretel
Mattfeild
Alten
Homer
Weed
Gorltz
Hertz
Eng
Fed
Gadski
Frema
Kirkby-Lunn
Alten, Weed
Fornia
Mattie Langendorff
Jacob Burgstaller
van Rooy
Mahler Weber
Asco Stuyves
David
Grrand
Belasco
Virgina
Madison SO
Eest
Katherine Grey
Wallace
NEW Circle Kolb & Dill
Lonesone Town
Mat Tada East
Olly Girls
Berlichingen
Mendelssomn Hale Neisel
Arthur Arglewler
Sigismond Stojowsal
Hox
West 34Th
Nicholas Bicky
St & A
Ea A
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Muset
Thaseday
Spm KR
A. B. Dayton
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