Thaw jury to hear judge's charge in White case
Justice Dowling will instruct the jury on whether Thaw killed Stanford White on the Madison Square Roof Garden night in June and whether Thaw was insane at the time. District Attorney Jerome delivered a closing that framed Thaw as sane under the circumstances and condemned the defense experts and childhood claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameton
Delmas
Thaw
Stanford White
Jerome
Hummel
Rothless
Blackguard
White
May McKenzie
Defendente
James Clinch Smith
Smith
James
Linch Smith
Roan
Choats
Special grand jury ends after hearing Thaw case summary
The special grand jury, reviewing Provident Savings Life Assurance Society and Metropolitan Street Railway matters, adjourned after yesterday’s session concluding with District Attorney Jerome's summary of the Thaw case and related investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Dist
Jerome
New Cipher Code Debated By American Bankers Association
The advisory committee in session in this city proposed a new cipher code and a full revision of the old one. They referred several suggestions to the executive council for May. The Clearing House issued instructions to begin numbering drafts with city identifiers. A library on banking and finance was authorized for creation. Consolidation of offices under one roof was deliberated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers’ Association
Executive Council
Clearing House Section
Cold Hampers Bridge Trains On Freezing Evening
Brooklyn Bridge rush hour congestion caused by stiff switches in low temperature slowed train movement. A jam at Park Row almost caused injuries but police and Captain Martha managed crowd control. Fewer than sixty trains left in the first hour, averaging about one per minute before 9 o'clock. After that, service ran smoothly with minor delays only at Park Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Bridge
Park Row
Martha
Notice to heirs and creditors in Barrett estate
New York surrogates court citation to heirs creditors and next of kin of Harriet A Barrett deceased. March 17 1908 hearing on executor Augustus 5 Houghton account at Hall of Records New York County. Guardianship required for minors and attorney J Woolsey Shepard listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
New York
George W. Angell
Emily J. Angell
Margaret Rathbun Mills
Caroline B. Perkins
Frances Alger
Mary E King
James E. Whitney
Alice M. Whitney
John P. Whitney
George E. Whitney
Herbert A. Whitney
Vincent J. Whitney
Kim
Bessie L. Dickson
Julia Cs Huntington
William T. Schley
Sarah C. Kerrigan
Azariah C. Angell
Oliver A. Kingsbury
Amy J. Perkins
George R. Perkins
Eliza J. Seward
Mary B. King
John
Hall of Records
County of
Gueranty Trust Company of New York
Charles H. Beckett
Daniel J. Dowdney
God
Frederick A. Booth
Elizabeth Price Harris
Robert Mowry
E Iith 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
Houghton
Abner
Thomas
Sail
J. Woolsey Shepard
Dunlop Case Must Be Retried In Supreme Court
Justice Newburger ordered the retrial of the mental competency case for Dr. Clark W. Dunlop in the Supreme Court to ensure a record free of error. The 65 year old faced multiple prior determinations of incompetence affecting his estate valued up to 1,006,094. A niece sued on behalf of 22 relatives to have him declared unable to manage affairs. earlier judges ruled him incompetent and insanity declared, with guardians appointed to protect the estate. The retrial was directed due to jury findings not aligning with civil procedure, and a motion to appoint receivers was denied pending the new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Newburger
Supreme Court
Clark W. Dunlop
Dunlop
Hilgert Institute
West 2Th Street
Matthew Hillgert
Magic Boots
Gilbert Ray Hawes
Justice Truax
Truax
Dr. Dunlop
Plans for four Harlem River stations announced
The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad filed plans for four new Harlem River branch stations. Two stations cost 45 000 each and two 60 900 each. Architect Cass Gilbert designed the one story structures. Additional projects include 14 five story brick tenements costing 264 000 on Clay avenue and a two story brick dwelling at Hill and Randall avenues for 9 000, with Prescott Building enlargement planned for Joseph Keller.
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 & Landselver
Murphy
Prescott
Broadway and
Spring St
Prescott House
Broadway
Joseph Keller
Idle Cars Worth Million Dollars
Chicago guests at the Chicago Board of Trade dinner included E. B. Boyd of the Gould railway system and W. C. Brown of New York Central. Brown lamented quiet commerce and noted more than a million dollars worth of cars idle nationwide due to lack of activity. RB. J. Winchell of Rock Island cited a car shortage last year caused by heavy demand to build more cars, with over 191 thousand cars used for that purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. B. Boyd
Gould Railway System
Chicago Board of Trade
W. C. Brown
New York Central Lines
United States
RB. J. Winchell
Rock Island
Auction Sale of Uptown Houses in Real Estate Exchange
In partition sales Joseph P Day offered two five story tenement houses with stores on plots 32 by 76 feet at 254 East 74th Street and 232 East 74th Street. Lowenfeld Prager paid 11,100 for 22. Otto Hirsh paid 12,20 for 254. Foreclosure sale to S H Davenport for 16.50 on 78 Manhattan Avenue. Withdrawn a vacant plot at 149th Street and Robbins Ave. Three Maclay avenue parcels adjourned to February 6. Wells sold foreclosure at 166 Fifth Street to Louise Joutel for 8,500. Upcoming auctions include 401 6th Ave and a 12.6x100 at 115th Street corner with 34th Avenue, a five story dwelling and store at 207 60th Street, and sheriff sale of Jacob Hyman’s title from 1907.
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
Lfth
Louise Joutel
Hugh D Smyth
6Th Ave
H H Hull
F Haffner
A T Stoutenburgh
Lounsberry & O'Conner
4Th Ave
Henry Decker
Nichols
DS Decker
Weller
Joseph FP Day
115Th St
34 Ave
60Th St
N S
Amsterdam Ave
Jacob Hyman
Samuel Engle
Creditors Seek Bankruptcy Against American Palace Car Co
Creditors have filed a bankruptcy petition against the American Palace Car Company. The firm, with offices at 27 William Street and no plants, held patents used by J. G. Brill Co and small car makers. Incorporated in 1905 to build own and lease a new parlor and sleeping car, its authorized capital stock is 3190009000, with about 495200 outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Palace Car Company
Cncern
William Street
J. G. Brill Company
Many Country Houses Leased for Coming Season
Pease and Eiliman announced numerous leases for the next season. Frances I. Seymour’s Lawrence cottage Warside on Long Island goes to C. G. Moller Jr. Hollyhocks at Dearhuret rents to Dr. James R. Hayden. J. H. Scanlan’s Cedarhurst house to Warren S. Crane. M. Keller’s Cedarhurst cottage to Herbert N. Rawlins. A Park Place Greenwich, Conn., house owned by A. Foster Higgins leases for years to Clement Cleveland Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease & Eiliman
Frances I. Seymour
Lawrence
Long Island
Warside
C. G. Moller, Jr
Samuel P. Hinckley
Dearhuret
Hollyhocks
James R. Hayden
J. H. Scanlan
Cedarhurst
Warren
Park Place
Greenwich
Conn
A. Foster Higgins
Clement Cleveland
Notice of Summons in Early New York Court Actions
Notice announces multiple summonses in New York Supreme Court actions. It names American-LaFrance Fire Engine Co as plaintiff against California Safe Deposit & Trust Co with 20 day response requirement. Includes later case against Anne Mary Cleary with 20 day response and default judgment warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Supreme Court
County OF New St. York
American-La France Fire Engine Company
California Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Sackett, Chapman & Stevens
Nassau Street
Tribune
New York County
Borough of Manhattan
City
State of New York
New York
Upreme Court
George A. Smythe
Anne Mary Cleary
Henry F. Cochrane
Court Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Joseph E. Newburger
Supreme Court of
County of New York
County Court House
Borough of
Manhattan
New York City
Straddle Lot Title Transfer at Salt Meadow Tract
Yesterday Alice M. Bushnell transferred eleven acre salt meadow tract near Wantchester Creek to Lydia Taylor and another party. The Church of St. Michael conveyed its old church edifice rectory and parochial school at 31st Street and 9th Avenue extending to 2nd Street to the Pennsylvania Tunnel and Terminal Company, part of the Pennsylvan ia tunnel station site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Meadow
Wantchester Creek
Alice M. Bushnell
Lydia Taylor
Church of St. Michael
31St St
9Th Ave
S2d St
Pennsylvania Tunnel and Terminal Company
Pennnsylvania Tunnel
Big 34th St Building Planned by Revision Fréres
Revision Fréres plans a 12 story building at 17 West 84th Street and 24 and 25 West 84th Street. Construction will begin when leases on the site expire, matching the adjacent building’s architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big 34Th ST
Revision Fréres
84Th St
West Sith St
Realty notes report multiple Brooklyn property transfers
Real estate items show G P Treslow selling for A Pope a four story brownstone at 168 Lafayette Brooklyn to Pruny A Seaver for Mrs C C Goodale of Colorado to Robert King a twelve room detached house at 252 Soth wt between 11th and Toth aves Dyker Heights M Melibrun leased to Diamond Point Pen Co for the third floor at 54 Fulton St to D E Seyhel for a term. H I Fuller Realty Co leased to Electric Run Protection Co the top left of Nos 14 and 316 West Sitho for A B Pelham two more office spaces at Nos 492 and 614 West 14th St for a term. V J Farrell leased No 760 Washington St a four…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Treslow
A. Pope
Lafayette
Brooklyn
Pruny A. Seaver
CC. Goodale
Colorado
Robert King
Soth
11Th
Toth
Dyker Heighte
Monroe
Hmelibrun
D. E. Seyhel
Diamond Point Pen Company
Henry A. Dix & Scone Company
Pf. KF
Collier & Son
TIS West
V. J. Farrell
Washington St
Real estate leases cover multiple Manhattan buildings
The G P Butterly company has leased spaces across several buildings including 137 and 139 East 25th street and 164 West 44th street for terms of three to five years. Tenants include Hemmings & Co, National Auto and Supply, United States Mill Co, Chicago Cement Co, and others. Folsom Brothers lease a three story dwelling at 75 West with St for H Mowbray to Joerg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 44Th
Hemmings & Co
G. A. Henckel & Co
National Auto and Supply Company
Marte
Dressmaker
United States Mill Company
Chicago Cement Company
King-Mahon & Co
John Jennings Company
Folsom Brothers
Property transfers and notable sales across multiple New York addresses
Shes & Co sold for Otto Hirech to an investor the four story single apartment house at 125 Weer Idith St. The Empire Improversion Company resold 306 and 508 West 35th St two three story dwellings on a 50 by 74 foot plot. Pene Brothers sold 1 7 and 9 Corneliast two five story tenements on plot Mix15.6. Behreeder sold to Augustus Hayes the northeast corner of 236th St and Kepler in Woodlawn Heights on plot Mx10 feet. Purchaser will build a two family house on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
shes &@ Co
Otto Hirech
Weer
Idith St
Empire Improversion Company
West 35Th St
Pene Brothers
Corneliast
Tio IP
Tio IP Behreeder Has Sold To Augustus 1. Hayes
236Th St
Kepler
Woodlawn Heights
Deficiency Judgment Against Builders in Foreclosure Case
A deficiency judgment for 34101 was entered yesterday against Solomon Lewine and Louis Danis builders in favor of Harris Mandelbaum and Fisher Lewine. The action arose from the foreclosure sale of property on the east side of Amsterdam avenue from Flat Street to Loads Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Lewine
Louis Danis
Harris Mandelbaum
Fisher Lewine
Amsterdam Ave
Flat St
Plans Filed to Enlarge Liberty National Bank Building
Plans have been filed to remodel the three story Liberty National Bank building tied to the eighteen story Washington Life office tower at Teoadway and Liberty. A covered passage will connect the two structures via the right court, creating expanded banking space on the ground floor and basement. The Washington Life Company owns the project and approves the enhancements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty National Bank
Temple St L
Washington Life
Teoadway
Liberty
Washington Life Company
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UCH Crete
Brroadway
ENCE
Maiden Lane
Frank H. Graf
Andirons
Avesea
28Th St
Tribune Almanag
Saigatail Newstands
34Th St
St. Ave
S—Louise
Mary Garden
Bressier-Gianoll
Dalmores
Gilibert
Campanirt
Mme
Tetrazzinl
Giaconia
Bass
Sarmareo
Mugnoz
Arimond
Campanini
Tales OF Hoffmann
Miles
Zeppilli
de Cisneros
Jomelli
Trentini
Renaud
Gianoll-Galletti
Crabbe
SUND
M. Zenatello
Mmes
Russ
Bressler- Gianoli
de Claneros
Gerville-Reache
MM. Zenatello
Gianoli-Galletti
M. Maurice Renaud
Thais
Renault
Campanini Tues
Tales OF Hoffeann
WED
America
Siberia
Miles Agostinelli
MM Bass
Sammarco
Magnoz
Cazauran
Grand Gallett
Tetrazzint
LA Traviata
Zenatello
Ancona
Louise
Miss Mary Garden
Bressler-Glanoli
Gran
Cavalleria Rusticana
Agostinelli
de Cis
Schwab
Gates
Drake
Captain Wharton
Monte Carlo
Fie
Evelyn Thaw
Abe” Hummel
Mr. Jerome Valid
Mr. Jerome
Royal Fownin
American Association
Rocers, Peet & ComPany
Earl & Wilson
Warren St
City Hall
Union Square
Greeley Square
Sterling Place
Bedford
Fifth Ave
Alabama and Rensselaer
Country Property
Prospect Park
Catskill
Ruland & Whiting CO
Beekman ST
Hunterdon County
A. O. Robbins
Flemington
M. J
Croton Falls
Harlem
R. R
Haight
Millwood, N
R. BR
T. Hendrickson
Fulton St
New Haven Railroad
East 74Th Street
American Palace Car CO
Hinmerstein
Frank Fogarty
Alcide Capit
Rice & Prevost
Buseboat
Nichols Sisters
Aine and Others
Colonia
Hetty Grace van Studdiking
FORD
Wilfred Clarke
Daily
Lincoln SQ
60Th Street
Sat and Spooner Stock Co
Edna May Spooner
Astc Wed
Viola Allen
Irene Awycherl
We Music
Bway
29Th
Weber
Merry Widow
Permission Henry W. Savage
Nursery and Child's Hospital
Waldoref-Astoria
Riversids
Fifeh Ave. Trust Bank Co
Cor
26Th St
Board of Regents
Berlitz School OF
Madison Square
Lenox Ave
School Agency
American and Foreign Teachers’ Agency
M. J. Young-Fulton
Whitehall Street
U. S Army
Enve
WM. S. Patten
U. & Life-Saving Service
Washington
D. C
McLellan
Washington Street
H. Mclellan
US RC. Sf
A. Custom House
New York N. Y
S. I. Kimball
Test Point
Addreas Quartermaster
West Point
WAR Department
Liberty Bank
Allenhurst Inn
Allenhurst
N. J
Bryan L. Kennedy
Coon
Empire Theatre
Maude ‘Adams
Savoy
Ewa
Criterion Theatre
Miss Hook
Holland
Ethel Barrymore
Cee Clyde Fitch
Cosmo Gerion Lennon
C & and
St. Bway
Eves
Garrick
Maxine Elliott
Greenwood
Edna Wallace Hopper
George M. Coman
Boston
Knickerbocker
Eve
Mats
Victor Moore
George Cohman
Lyceum
Burton Holmes
Heatre
Kyrle Bellew
Marga
Eae Herford
Beatrice
Tim
Port Arthur
Sothern
Tomorr Ackett
John Mason
WITC
Witching Hour Majestic
Casino
Laughlin
Batt Austin
Fielde' Lewew Fields
Daly's
Society
Bulldog
Matson
Sat
Nazimova
COMET
Owen
Jeanson
Dr. Vorcons
New Amsterdam
Henry W
Merry ‘Widow
Die Lustige Witwe
Sway
Oscar StRaus
Mabel Faliaferro
Polly
Faust
Emma Eames
Jacobi
Girerd
Caruso
Plancen
Stracetari
Bovy
Barbiere di Sivigia
Sembrich
Bonc
Campanar
Haltepinm Barocchi
Teevhi
Ferrari
Farrar
Jacoby
Martin
Straeeclark Reiss
Muhlmann
Baroecht
Ferrart Sun
Rossint
Gadski
Homer
Pursgstalier
van Roop Brass
Reiss Cemeter
Mahler
Mareta
Sembrich Boner
Journet
Baroceh
Dufriche Cos
Actor
Fperrart
Thurs
Reise Sarto
Haensee
Gretel
Mattfeld
Alten
Weed
Gorks
Hertz
Fri
Eng
Fremstad
Kirkby-Lunn
Fornia
Langendorff
Burgstaile
van Rooy
Blass
Mahler Weber
Wastes Stuyvesant
Belasco
David Belasco i
Cease
Daviid D' Arwyay
Academy OF Music
Irvine Place
David Belasco
Blanche Bates
Golden West
Mats Wed
Madisons Theatre
Wallace
Xew Circle Kolb & Dill
Owesone
Dewey Sissies
Parisias
Belees
Burlettas
East
St. Ladies Mat Tovar A ‘ Gotham Jolly Oun Se
Wise Guy Saye
Berlichingen
Neisel Quartet
Ting
Arthur
Sigieme Ojownhtath
St. Nicholas Kink
Musser
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