Paterson Passes Long Local Option Hearing On Saloons
Special Correspondent reports Paterson and nearby towns debated Bishops law enforcement. Witnesses from Paterson Passaic and Bergen County discussed number of saloons, licenses, and Sunday closures. Officials noted liquor revenue and tax impacts while urging balanced licensing and enforcement.
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the Tribune
State Excise Commission
Petersen
Gee Brewing Company
Sots Park
Kearner Rice
Fisk
James Carroll
Sost SA
Rimison
Board of Algermen
Paterson
Ernest Koester
Bergen County
Court of Comgoon Pleas
Englewood
Bergen
Koester
Demarest
Backes
Thomas R. Watson
Passaic
Wiliam G. Bateman
Common Council
Joseph Spitz
Bishope
Spitz
Welsh
Passic
Hendry
Conditim
Weeners
Peterson
Paasssic
Hand Agents Convicted in Franklin Park Threat Case
Ken Brunswick and co defendants John Cery Michael and Antonio Donatelli were convicted in Middlesex County Court for mailing letters to Rev Augus Dassorl threatening to kill him and his family. They were caught after a billboard near Franklin Park Station led detective Paul Wagi to arrest them. Sentencing could yield several years in state prison under a recent statute.
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the Tribune
Ken Brunswick
John Cery
Michael
Antonio Donatelli
Middlesex County Court
Augusthe Dassorl
Franklin Park
Pennsylvnia
Cery
Filosetto
Paul Wagi
Derstel i
All Ave
South River
Hur t Be y Auto at Long Branch
A passenger was struck by a car in Brighton this morning. Julian Groskean, the driver, was injured as he was in a collision near Ocean Avenue. Walter Behestel of New York owns the vehicle involved. Groskean was hospitalized with injuries expected to heal.
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Julian Groskean
Harvey Smith
Brighton
Groskean
Briarcliff
Ith
Walter Behestel
New York
Takanassee
Oqgean Avenue
Gutre Feed
Connecticut Tobacco Crop Report Shows Poor Packing
A fragmentary report from Connecticut notes 2407 tobacco crop, with only 4 percent packed thus far by growers. Despite low packaging, the tobacco is said to be in splendid condition and selling at good prices. The 14 percent crop is growing fast and expected to top in a week or ten days.
Ragai Identified Woman Dies After Vehicle Crash
A woman identified as Ragai died from injuries after she fell from a southbound area roadway near St. Vincent's, following a crash involving a car. Authorities reviewed the incident and noted the fatal result.
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Ragai
St. Vincent's
Woman Struck By Street Car On 4th Street at Broadway
Witness Peter Quigley of No 26 West 14th Street, motorman, says a woman about fifty years old stepped onto the crossing as a car approached. He rang the bell but she advanced, was struck as the car sped by, details note her height weight hair and attire.
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4Th Street
Broadway
Peter Quigley
West 14Th Street
Quigley
Shriners Conclave Attendance Falls Short in Brooklyn Delegation
Mystic Shriners from Kismet Temple Brooklyn abandon pilgrimage to Minnesota for the annual St Paul meeting as only about thirty of over a thousand members can attend. A four member Brooklyn delegation will represent the temple. Fort Snelling events include a parade and barracks tours. The Imperial Council opens tomorrow with a new Masonic temple groundbreaking set for Smith Avenue and Sixth Street. The electrical parade closes the day.
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Mystic Shriners
St. Paul
Kismet
Conrad V. Dikeman
W. O. Campbell
Charles H. Rockwell
Osman Temple
Fort Snelling
Edgerly
Minnehaha Falls
Minneapolis
Moila Temple
St. Joseph
Moila Patrol
Washington
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Imperial Council
St. Paul Auditorium
Masonic
Smith Avenue
6Th Street
Capitol
Shriners Conclave Fetes In St Paul Parade Night
Shriners celebrate with parades and music in St Paul for the thirty fourth annual conclave. About fifteen thousand Shriners were in the city at sunset with ten thousand more expected for the opening tomorrow. A balloon race prize cup is offered by C G Goodrich of the Twin City Rapid Transit Company with six balloons entered.
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St. Paul
Mystic
Order
C. G. Goodrich
Twin City Rapid Transit Company
Religious War in Utah Rages Around Austrian Miners
In Lake City on July 13 an Austrian miner named Pete Gallach was shot in an ambush while returning from work at the Frisco mine near Bingham Utah. In four days two men have died amid the religious feud between Roman Catholic and Greek church adherents among Austrian miners in the Bingham mines. Austria Town near Bingham is in terror as miners live there. Steve Miers who killed Mike Povich Friday was arrested today along with several others.
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Lake City
Pete” Gallach
Frisco
Bingham
Utah
Austria
Steve” Miers
Mike” Povich
Smuggled Chinese Found in Kansas Ore Car
Six Chinamen discovered in a car loaded with ore from a Mexican mine near Kan on July 13. The sealed car passed the border and is held by officers. They will be jailed in Abilene pending government investigation and repatriation arrangements. Herington.
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Kan
Abilene
Herington
TWO MRS. GUNNESSES DISCOVERED
Laporte Indiana reports Mrs Belle Gunness found alive in Portland Maine and Rockford Michigan. Officials say she died in the April 28 house fire and is buried in Forest Home Cemetery after autopsy findings.
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Laporte
Ind
Smulzer
Belle Gunness
Portland
Rockford
Mich
Mack
Smith
Gunness
Forest Home Cemetery
Tragedy Follows Reconciliation in St Louis Home
Martz Martini, 28, shot his wife dead at their home in St Louis and then killed himself. The couple, recently reconciled after separation, had seen Mrs. Martini withdraw her divorce suit amid reports of cruelty. Neighbors had often heard quarrels despite the reconciliation.
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St. Louis
Martz Martini
Missing Lowville Merchant Vanishes on Near Trip
In Watertown New York July 13 authorities including Sheriffs Hubbard and Nottinger and a posse from Maccabees Knights of Columbus search for Alfred Bascett a Lowville merchant who vanished after leaving Great Bend for Fine Camp. Police suspect he was murdered for the money he carried.
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Watertown
N. Y
Will Try to Save Mary Farmer From Execution at Auburn
Watertown New York July 13 An effort will be made to save Mary Farmer who is set to be executed at Auburn Prison in the week of August 2 for the murder of Mrs Sarah Brennan on April 23 Her attorneys say they will appeal if Governor Hughes denies the commute to life imprisonment
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Watertown
Mary Farmer
Auburn Prison
Sarah Lrennan
Hughes
Duty on Buffalo Library Books Ordered Refunded?
A consignment of English books for the Buffalo Public Library arrived at Appraiser's Stores. Normally duty would apply, but a law exempts books for public libraries. The library protested but failed to submit evidence of library use, and several hundred dollars in duty was ordered.
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Buffalo Public Library
Fatal Ohio storm kills two and damages state
A fierce electrical storm with heavy rain and strong winds swept Ohio at dusk, killing Elizabeth Brenner in Wellington and John T. McKenzie near Springfield. Barns burned, a church collapsed, and property damages spread across the state as boats were tossed by waves off Cleveland.
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Tribune
Cleveland
Ohio
Wellington
Elizabeth Brenner
Frank Curtice
Somerford
Springfield
John T. McKenzie
Ohio Electric Railway Company
Marion County
Scottstown
Lake Erie
Richard Call
Will Beckley
Edgewater Park
Call
Irish woman rescues boy at Mead's Basin in New Jersey
Miss Margaret Reardon, a recent Irish arrival staying with Roger Garrabrant at Little Falls, heard a boy crying for help at Mead's Basin. She leaped a fence, dived in, and after a long resuscitation effort brought twelve year old George Lane to shore and to his home with wet clothes. She requires no medical attention.
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Paterson
Margaret Reardon
Ireland
Roger Garrabrant
Little Falls
Mead
Garrabrant
Miss Reardon
George Lane
Young Swimmer George Stark Drowns at North River
Nine year old George Stark of 135 West 135th Street drowned yesterday in the North River near 139th Street after diving from a float. He was carried under the incoming tide and his body has not been recovered. Stark was regarded as one of the district's best boy swimmers.
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George Stark
West 135Th Street
North River
139Th Street
Young Stark
Rescue at East River as man saved from water attack
John Ridgewood of 1149 First Avenue was seized by cramps and nearly drowned near 48th Street East River. Michael Kane of 816 East 149th Street jumped from shore to pull Ridgewood to safety. Dr Lane attended at Flower Hospital where Ridgewood recovered and returned home.
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John Ridgewood
First Avenue
Michael Kane
East 149Th Street
48Th Street
East River
Ridgewood
Kane
Laborer Drowns After Fall From Ship Off Pier 52
Vitone Paulo an Italian laborer living at 196 Sullivan Street drowned yesterday afternoon after falling overboard from the Cunard Line steamer Carpathia while helping load coal at Pier 52 North River.
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North River
Carpathia
Cunard Line
Vitone Paulo
Sullivan Street
Ten Drownings Mark Wisconsin Heat Wave Record
Milwaukee reports ten drownings yesterday and one today as a record hot wave causes bathers to overstep their depths. Across the state Sunday, drownings occurred in multiple locales, the highest single day total on record due to the heat wave and water dangers.
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the Tribune
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Drowned at Avon-by-the-Sea in undertow incident
Frank Taub of Passaic pantryman at Avon Inn Avon-by-the-Sea was drowned this afternoon while swimming. Fellow employee Charles Corbin of New York City nearly drowned but was saved. A strong undertow overcame both. Corbin was rescued, Taub died before aid arrived.
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Tribune
Asbury Park
N. J
Frank Taub
Passaic
Avon Inn
Avon-by-the-Sea
Charles Corbin
New York City
Corbin
Taub
Two Men Saved by Tug After Boat Collision
A collision early yesterday between a float towed by the tug Superior of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company and a motor boat sank the motor craft. Two men aboard were rescued by the tug’s crew. The accident was reported to the United States Steamboat Inspection Department by tug master Thomas J Cassidy.
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Superior
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
The
United States Steamboat Inspection Department
Thomas J. Cassidy
Boy Chosen for Deep Dive Drowns at Jersey City Pier
George McCarthy twelve year old resident of 811 1st street Jersey City drowned last night at the Morgan street pier after diving and not surfacing. Several swimmers searched the area but could not locate the body.
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George McCarthy
Morgan Street Pier
Jersey City
1St Street
Drowned Man Murray Marie In Passaic River Incident
Murray Marie twenty three of 4 Jackson street drowned in the Passaic River at the Lehigh Valley bridge last evening after cramps while bathing.
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Passaic
Murray Marie
No.4
Jackson Street
Passaic River
Lehigh Valley Bridge
Raft Drifts Free Near Royal Palace Hotel Rescue
In Atlantic City on July 13 a large raft broke from its moorings with six children aboard. It drifted toward breakers when lifeguard Merrick plunged in and rescued the youngsters from the inlet bar before harm.
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Atlantic City
Royal Palace Hotel
Inlet
Merrick
Two Boys Near Drown at Batty Beach Rescue
Joseph Heck aged ten and Edward Frost aged twelve, both of Hooper Street Brooklyn, nearly drowned off Bay Street Batty Beach yesterday. They were rescued by John Russell and Charles Bidell after their overturned boat drifted from shore. Dr Michaelis at Coney Island Reception Hospital resuscitated them.
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Jozeph Heck
Hooper Street
Edward Frost
Brooklyn
Bay 'Th Street
Batty Beach
John Russell
Charles Bidell
Dr. Michaelis
Coney Island
Press urged to feature all accidents nationwide
Sharpsville Pennsylvania July 13 The American Anti Accident Association asks the press to create a regular accident feature similar to sports and finance coverage. Highlighting every accident nationwide could prompt public reflection on causes and aid prevention efforts.
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Sharpsville
Penn
American Anti-Accident Association
Promoter Cook Ordered to Start Prison Term Today
Pittsburg July 13 Lennert S Cook real estate promoter who aided T Lee Clark cashier of Enterprise National Bank in misappropriation of funds was sentenced to five years and three months. He had unsuccessfully appealed to a higher court.
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Pittsburg
Jewelry thief foiled by revolver shot in Williamsburg
Charles Kalbow a jeweller at No Broadway Williamsburg spotted a man reaching for a tray of diamond rings from a rear safe. He fired a shot missing the hand but scattering the suspect who fled momentarily before being stopped by Kalbow and Policeman Kegan. The prisoner identified himself as Jacob Lass thirty five of East 12th Street Manhattan.
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Charles Kalbow
No. Sil Broadway
Williamsburg
Kegan
Bedford Avenue
Jacob Lass
No. 23
East 12Th Street
Manhattan
Farewell to Palizzolo Draws 800 Sicilians at Tammany Hall
About 800 Sicilians gathered in Tammany Hall to hear Rafaele Palizzolo, former Palermo chamber deputy, describe unity among Italian societies in America. E V Pescata led the program as Palizzolo urged pride in ancestry, previewed a Chicago reception, and planned a return to Italian politics. Police observers noted no disturbance.
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Tammany Hall
Rafaele Palizzolo
Chamber of Deputies
Poltician
Palermo
Palizzolo
E. V. Pescta
Sicily
America
Chicago
Italy
New Oxygen Therapy for Peritonitis Trialed at Beth Israel Hospital
Dr. William Seaman Bainbridge proposes a pure oxygen method to treat peritonitis. At Beth Israel Hospital Dr. Bainbridge explained the approach to Dr. Henry M. Silver and administered it to several patients. One patient was cured faster than with prior methods and four more are convalescing. Oxygen is delivered directly to the peritoneum after cleansing. The approach is experimental but seen by treating physicians as a potential major advance over existing techniques.
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William Seaman Bainbridge
Beth Israel Hospital
Bainbridge
Henry M. Silver
Black Hand attempt on Italian banker in Geneva
Three shots pierced an open door as Peter Sabrizi a wealthy Italian banker and merchant sat in his Torrey Park store. Italians present included Mrs Monica Angelo with a baby who narrowly escaped injury. The suspect John Gennaro was captured in Dove's brick yard near the scene and taken to the police.
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Geneva
N. Y
Peter Sabrizi
Sabrizi
Torrey Park
Monica Angelo
Dove
John Gennaro
Mad Dog Chase In Long Branch Sparks Downtown Panic
In Long Branch New Jersey July 13 a huge crowd gathered after a mad dog roamed Brighton avenue firing panic with half a dozen shots. Police and citizen John J Lively pursued the animal through Takawassee Hotel West End cottages and backyards prompting chairs and tables to scatter as the dog darted among pedestrians and vehicles.
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Long Branch
N. J
Brighton Avenue
John J. Lively
Takawassee
West End
Mr. Lively
Steve Adams Defense Rests in Ophir Time Card Case
Grand Junction Colorado July 13 The defence rested in the murder case of Steve Adams after eight witnesses testified he was playing cards at Mrs Kennan's boarding house in Ophir on the night in November 1902 when Arthur Collins mine superintendent was shot in Telluride. Prosecution will close by noon tomorrow and the trial likely goes to the jury Wednesday.
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Grand Junction
Col
Steve Adams
Arthur Collins
Adams
Man Charged With Killing Employer in Seneca Falls
Seneca Falls July 13 John Steinbacher was arrested for the murder of his employer Charles King age forty two. Steinbacher was accused after the body of King was found July 4 at East Varick with a fractured skull and injuries. Coroner's inquest called fifty witnesses amid public interest.
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Seneca Falls
N. Y
Charles King
John Steinbacher
East Varick
Steinbacher
Fruit Product Plant Burned in Rochester Fire
A blaze in Rochester destroyed the Genesee Fruit and Product Company plant, the largest subsidiary of American Fruit Product Company. Loss estimated at 350000 dollars, insured. Origin of the fire is a mystery. a New York insurance inspector noted fire danger was low during an inspection this afternoon.
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Tribune
Rochester
Genesee Fruit and Product Company
American Fruit Product Company
New York Insurance Companies
Will Wed Clergyman She Saved
Miss Elizabeth Tiernan of New Haven and Rev Henry B Vanderbogart of Middletown announce their engagement. Tiernan, a 24 year old Roman Catholic nurse who cared for him during typhoid fever, faces parental opposition as they plan marriage. Vanderbogart serves as assistant rector at Trinity Episcopal Church Middletown.
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the Tribune
New Haven
Elizabeth Tiernan
Henry B. Vanderbogart
Middletown
Conn
Tiernan
Trinity Episcopal Church
New London
St. Joseph's Convent
Hartford
Bankruptcy petitions filed in U S District Court Kingston NY
Voluntary petition shows Arthur R. King, factory superintendent, Kingston, N Y, liabilities 10649 04. Assets limited to household goods 160. Principal debt contracted earlier.
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United States District Court
Arthur R. King
Kingston
N. Y
Old Time Housekeeping Voices Through New York Life
Mrs Emanuel Millhauser reflects on life in old New York contrasting pre machine era routines with modern conveniences. She recalls sewing by hand for ten children, maidservants at five dollars a month, daguerreotypes, and neighborhoods along Second Avenue and Houston Street, noting social ties and schooling changes after the war.
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Emanuel Millhauser
East 123d Street
New York
Second Avenue
Knox
Cooper Union
Mihlhauser
8Th Street
Aml
Houston Street
Norfolk
Suffolk
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Delancey
Attorney Streets
Broadway
Third Avenue
6Th Street
Battery
Harlem
Flowers for Children Return Trip Newsnote
Mrs. John H. Evans, a Pittsburg clubwoman, traveling back from New York, details incomplete regarding her Flowers for Children project and travel.
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John H. Evans
Pittsburg
New York
Boston women’s clubs back Italian children work at gospel tent
At the biennial convention in Boston, Mrs Evans sent large baskets of flowers for Italian children at the Gospel tent on 196th Street and First Avenue. Five to six hundred boys and girls attend the meetings, and some of the neighborhood’s rough youth volunteered to maintain order and assist in distributing the flowers. Each child is promised a picture when the new friend returns home.
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Boston
Evangelistic Committee
196Th Street
First Avenue
String Beans and Sauces from a Culinary Guide
A practical guide on preparing string beans including blanching times, cooling methods, and multiple sauce ideas. It covers cream and egg enriched sauces, allemande, stock simmering, and a black butter finish, plus a chef’s method for combining beans with corn.
Seen in the Shops Window Offers Cool White Fashion Finds
A downtown display champions white shoes and hosiery with novelty stockings in red blue and green checks. White leather pumps buckled oxfords and canvas ties headline along with pink corsets and pale blue trimmed linen suits priced around 14 to 15 dollars. White gulmpes lace and embroidered pieces tempt shoppers while summer bags and steel studded belts punctuate the sale as dresses grow cheaper and lighter in tone.
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Broadway
Involuntary petitions and receivers in New York bankruptcies
Brooklyn purchases a business from George F. Morse for $6 2420 and other debts. Aaron Wolpert’s Pan American Bottling Works faces a $535 claim. L B. Louis named receiver with assets about $1 000. T Connor & Son shoe dealers contend with $1 95057 and about $5 000 in mobilities. Albany sheriff holds stock. Louis Kleinbaum furrier area has $822 claim. John Gruenberg appointed receiver. assets around $1 000. Louis Wollowitz lists liabilities $11 591 10 assets $3 009 74. real estate $2 100 and total debts $4 211 62. Anna Barasch liabilities $3 854 assets $5 000. Aedizh Freedman woollens owes $15 685 06 liabilities. American Woolen Company at 126 Fifth Ave owed $924 7. Clemes & O'Brien Liquors schedules show liabilities $41,.
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Brooklyn
King
George F. Morse
Robert King
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Aaron Wolpert
No. 390
Grand Street
Pan-American
Abraham C. Fenkel
L B. Louis
T. Connor & Son
Hudson, N. Y
Lamkin & Foster
Albany
N. Y
Louis Kleinbaum
East 10Th Street
Gitter & Cohen
John Gruenberg
Kleinbaum
Louis Wollowitz
Anna Barasch
Third Avenue
Aédizh Freedman
Broadway
Freedman
American, Woolen Company
Fifth Avenue
Clemes & O'Brien Comy
Bankrupts Owe Baltimore Distilling Co and Others
Schedules show assets of 12010 and debts to Wilson Distilling Co of Baltimore Md totaling 14000 with interest since March 36 1907. George H Faber at 1 Beaver street claims 1077 14 and George S Nichols at 43 Beaver street 1 01. The C Von Struve Company 504 West Tridy yn i lists liabilities 5680 nominal assets 4 assets 1766.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Distilling Company
Baltimore
George H. Faber
Beaver Street
George S. Nichols
C. von Struve
Ie Company
West Trid Yn i
Satisfied judgments list for Benjamin Fishman and Levine W Clarke et al
A historical notice shows judgments filed with Benjamin Fishman as debtor and Levine W Clarke listed among creditors, referencing January 41 and an Alexander Bacon entry. The fragmentary record presents two debtor creditor pairs with partial dates and names.
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Fishman
Benjamin
Levine
W. Clarke
Bacon
Alexander
Debtors Named in Yesterday's Judgments
The judgments list includes Holbrook Cabot Rollins with A J Bower as administrator and executor. Other names referenced are Herman Kahn of Mechanics Bank of Brock, Manufacturers National, Waring, Harry J., and Berry Whitmore Company in varied involvements totaling sums like 13,988 and 23.
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