Phelan Sees Frisco Needs Millions for Rebuild
Ex mayor James D. Phelan warns San Francisco will require about 150 million dollars in Eastern capital over three years to recover from the earthquake and fire. He notes graft prosecutions and reform leaders like Rudolf Spreckels, Kement Older, and Francis Heney guiding a cleaning of city government as labor unions lose control, while resources and development resume and the city moves toward stability and prosperity.
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James D. Phelan
San Francisco
Tribune
Phelan
Mr. Phelan
Rudolf Spreckels
First National Bank
Kement Older
the Evening Bulletin
Francis J. Heney
Heney
Oregon
Mitchell
Schmitz
Labor Union Party
Abraham Ruef
Hess Arraigned and Held in Bail on Kidnapping Case
Theodore Hess was arraigned before Magistrate Steinert and held on 82500 bail for kidnapping and 2400 bail for criminal assault. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded to the Tombs as the grand jury will consider the case promptly. The Grady girl attended court with relatives but did not witness Hess.
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Theodore Hess
Steinert
Grady
Children’s Society
Hess
Examination of Mosness Begins in Lewville Fraud Case
Leonard J. Mosness of New York faces charges of defrauding Milton W. Holt of Lewville of 5000 in the purchase of 10600 shares of Cripple Creek mining stock. The proceedings before Justice Hills began with Holt Bowman Sherwood and adjourned to Monday. Bond set at 2000 with briefs and stenographers minutes due midweek.
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Lewville
N. Y
Leonard J. Mosness
New York
Milton W. Holt
Cripple Creek
Justice Hills
Mosness
Mr. Holt
Frank Bowman
George Sherwood
Black River National Bank of
Lowville
Ferry line security blocked by civil service payroll veto
The Municipal Civil Service Commission refused to sign a payroll for fifteen men named by Leck Commissioner Bensel to serve as special patrolmen on the 39th street and Staten Island ferries. The Dock Commissioner had already appointed fifteen, planning fifteen more, to curb disturbances feared from thugs. Action by Mr. Bensel to prevent incidents remains unclear as crowds flow daily on both ferry routes.
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Municipal Civil Service Commission
Leck
Bensel
23Th Street
Staten Island
Bing
Benser
39Th Street
Struck Rector With Egg At Grace Church Service
Rev Dr Horatio O Ladd rector of Grace Episcopal Jamaica Queens was struck by an egg during a special service marking the tenth anniversary of the vested choir Outside the church several boys gathered Word spread that ice cream would be served to choir boys Frustrated by lack of cream the youths planned revenge An egg shattered the church door hitting Ladd as he sat in the choir stall Hopkins the music director has since conducted detective work to identify the culprits
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Horatio O. Ladd
Grace Episcopal Church
Jamaica
Queens
Ladd
Frank E. Hopkins
Grace Church
Hopkins
City News in Brief Mixed Local and Transport Updates
A child arson case opens in the Children’s Court as George Herbart, ten, faces arraignment alongside Clarence Murray twelve for an incident at West Farms Road. Steamship schedules shift for the Nor wich and Providence Lines with altered departure times and resumed rail connections at Fox Point Wharf. A student reports abuse by Nathen Liebowitz at Public School & confirms a black eye as evidence in Harietourt, with magistrate Steinert hearing the case.
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George Herbart
Edgewater Head
Bronx
West Farms Road
Children’s Court
Clarence Murray
Norwich Line
North River
Pier 70
East River
New London
Easter Pier
North River Pier
Rudolpher
Steinert
Harietourt
Nathen 14Owitz
Public
Procerio
Weenesey
Liebowitz
Six Master Sails Up North River in Bold Voyage
The George W. Wells a rare six master schooner moves up the North River under full sail from the Hook to Hoboken amid ferries and tugs. Captain Arthur Crowley claims the voyage without towing proves the power of large sailing vessels as the Crowley fleet plans a new giant six master the Mertie B Crowley for July launch with 5000 ton capacity.
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George W. Wells
North River
Crowley
Hoboken
Wells
Tom Morris
Maritime Register
Human Encyclopedia of
New York Shipping
Portand
Arthur Crowley
Heilly
William L. Douglas
Thomas W. Lawson
Mertie B. Crowley
Patrolman Fights Off Prisoner Attack on West 47th Street
Patrolman Otto Ransburg was stabbed in the left ear while escorting a prisoner to the station. He fired his revolver and blew a whistle for help. The suspect, Frank Reilly, 20, a driver, was charged with disorderly conduct. Patrolman Hansburg helped disperse a crowd resisting arrest. the attack by the so called banner gang was feared to worsen without aid.
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Otto Ransburg
West 47Th Street
Ransburg
Frank Reilly
Eleventh Avenue
Sith Street
Roosevelt Hospital
Hansburg
List Street
Reilly
Station House
Banner
Reserves Called Off Waterfront After Longshoremen Strike
Commissioner Bingham ordered police released from reserve duty at 8 am allowing about five thousand officers to return home. Companies doubted a quick return to normal as strikers were told they could rejoin only on old vacancies. Strikes planned reinstatement tomorrow as leaders vow to continue the fight.
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Bingham
Hoboken
Greenwich Hall
Conners
Man shoots wrong woman in crowd killing Edna Humelhagen
In Freeport on June 1 Herbert E. Springer aged 18 from Rockford Illinois shot at Edna Humelhagen 19 as she wheeled her baby. Springer mistook her for a Rockford woman who had spurned him and shot after reviving from drink. initial bullets missed.
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Freeport
Hil
Edna Humelhagen
Herbert E. Springer
Rockford
Ill
Alderdice Sues Druggist Over Strychnine Tablets
Taylor Alderdice vice president of the National Tube Company sues Philip Anthes for 6000 dollars claiming tablets bought from Anthes contained more than one half grain of strychnine each instead of one fortieth grain. The suit states the mistake nearly cost his life.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
French warships pass in toward Jamestown exposition
The three ship squadron representing France at the Jamestown exposition moved through the Virginia Capes today led by the cruiser Kleber with the cruisers Charseloup Laubet and Victor Hugo in formation following.
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Norfolk, Va
France
Virginia Capes
Kleber
Charseloup-Laubet
Victor Hugo
Girl jailed for hiding company books
Miss Exine E Fuller a mining firm bookkeeper was jailed for refusing to reveal the hiding place of the firm's books which she admitted hiding to force payment of 60 dollars in salary. She will remain jailed until she consents to turn over the books.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Exine E Fuller
Japan group of mines near Telluride sold to London firm
Denver June 1 The Japan group of mines near Telluride Colorado was transferred today to the Consolidated Mines Selection Company Limited of London England for a consideration of 1 600 000 dollars.
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Denver
Japan
Telluride
Col
Consolidated Mines Selection Company, Limited
London
England
Police Magistrates In Gowns For Dignified Bench
City magistrates appeared yesterday in silk gowns to project dignity. Courts like Jefferson Market Essex Market and Centre Street will be rebuilt so prisoners can better see the magistrates from a lowered desk and higher dais. Anterooms will be added to move prisoners out of the lines from prison to pen. Lawyers must wait outside the railing until cases are called.
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Jefferson Market
Essex Market
Centre Street
Bugher Turns Auto into Ambulance
Deputy Police Commissioner Bugher carried a coal wagon victim to New York Hospital in his department car after a collision at Broadway and 17th Street. Armelia Sporsita, a man hit by a car, was shaken from the coal load and later placed under arrest for assault by motorman George Parker.
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George Parker
No. 1382
Park Avenue
Sporsita
Detroit Man Loses Wallet After College Girls Mistake
Two Detroit men tell of three women who lost their way near Broadway and Smuth Street. A wallet vanished and reappeared, then vanished again, prompting a police search by Tenderloin officers for the three college girls involved.
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Detroit
Tenderloin
James McCann
Bishop Canfield
Broadway
Smuth Street
New York
Sixth Avenue
Canfield
Mr. Canfieid
Mich
Mr. Canfield
Mysterious murder reported in North Collins dairy farmer
George Dittman a lone dairy farmer was found dead at his North Collins home with a bullet wound. The body lay in the kitchen floor in a pool of blood and the gun has not been found. The death is being treated as a possible murder.
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North Collins
N. Y
George Dittman
Care of Children in Summer Bulletin Distribution
The American Life Saving Society distributes two summer bulletins to tenement house mothers. They provide guidance on child care for the season. Free instructions are available at the medical bureau office, No 68 Fast Broadway, daily except Thursdays and Sundays from 5 to p.m.
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American Life Saving Society
The
Medical Bureau of the Society
Broadway
Warrant Issued in Bordentown Auto Wreck
Henry Parker, one of four injured last Saturday, was operated on for a broken back at St Francis Hospital. The State DMV has sworn out a warrant for A F Wagner of New York, said to have driven the car in a record run between New York and Philadelphia. Packard denies Wagner had authority to use the car.
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Trenton
N. J
Henry Parker
Bordentown
St. Francis's Hospital
State Department of Motor Vehicles
A. F. Wagner
New York
Philadelphia
Packard Motor Car Company
Wagner
Body of Oscar Harness Found in Rooming House
The body of Oscar Harness, a middle aged man, was found under a bed at No. 18 Capron Street in Rochester this morning. Bruises on the knees noted and the coroner orders an autopsy to determine death cause.
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Rochester
Oscar Harness
Capron Street
Jett Refuses Work After Lashing In Breathitt Feud Case
Curt Jett, serving a life term for murders in the Breathitt feuds, is confined in a dungeon at the penitentiary and refuses to work after being lashed by prison officials. His spirit remains unbroken as the Frankfort report notes.
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Curt Jett
Breathitt
Jett
Frankfort
Store Sales Offerings Highlight Seasonal Women’s Goods
Retailers across Manhattan and Brooklyn announce sales on women’s suits dresses and accessories. Macy’s, Saks, Bloomingdale’s, Lord & Taylor, and others promote discounts on waists hats gloves and housewares alongside furniture and linens. Local stores specify stock like satin foulards hosiery and trimmed millinery with special value referrals.
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Am Wi
Macy & CO
Broadway
Hth
LE Boutillier Brothers
West 2
3D Street
Abraham & Straus
Brooklyn
A. D. Matthews
F. W. Evers
Fourth Avenue
18Th
Sth
Bloomingdales
Third Avenue
D$th
60Th Streets
Saks & CO
34Th
Lord & Taylor
20Th Street
Fifth Avenue
18Th Street
Gould Case Hangs Fire in Divorce Inquiry
Commissioner Bingham and Deputy Commissioner Hanson will examine several aspects of the Gould divorce case as evidence gathering continues. Lieutenant Peabody may face action. federal inquiries into lost letters to Mrs. Gould have not produced proof. Kingdon Gould sailed with his grandmother, signaling Gould family sympathy.
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Detective Bureau
Howard Gould
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Bingham
Hanson
Clarence J. Shearn
Shearn
Frank Peabody
Leutenant
McLaughlin
Jerome
A Police Court's Human Side In Essex Market Court
In the Essex Market courtroom Magistrate Barlow shows leniency for a drunk young man who quips about a reprimand and is fined or jailed. A seven year old begs for press print after his brother is run over. A wife-beater is sent to the workhouse while a two foot high girl seeks arrest for her mother. A child witnesses abuse and secures a summons for the spouse.
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Essex Market
Barlow
Lower East Side
Grand
East Side Wireless News Service
Bradder
Hivingston
Essex
Fader
Barlow Shure
Foster son of bank president commits suicide after robbery
August Schoenberg, foster son of Benjamin Gichen of the Corn Exchange National Bank of Philadelphia, shot himself here after claiming a $4,000 robbery on a Northwestern Railroad Pullman. He arrived three days earlier, said he withdrew funds from the bank, and telegraphed Philadelphia friends without response before killing himself.
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The
Tribune
Chadron
Neb
West
Schoenberg
Benjamin Gichen
Corn Exchange National Bank of Philadelphia
Northwestern Railroad
Philadelphia
Receivership Placed on Dover Rockaway Port Oram Gas Co
Vice Chancellor signs order in receivership against the Dover Rockaway Port Oram Gas Co with plants at Dover and Wharton covered by $19 000 Fidelity Trust mortgages. Plaintiff Charles G Cornell of New York holds a $20336 judgment. Sheriff of Morris County has other executions. Dover taxes exceed $7000. Franchise permits gas sale at 135 per thousand cubic feet with a graduated tax 2 to 5 percent.
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Orange
N. J
Stevens
Dover, Rockaway & Port Oram Gas Company
Dover
Wharton
Fidelity Trust Company
Charles G. Cornell
New York
Morris County
Addison Ely
Rutherford
Pennsylvan ia Buck et Shop Law Signed
Governor Stuart signed the anti bucket shop bill in Harrisburg. The law takes effect immediately and sets penalties of 25 to 100 dollars and up to six months in jail for first offences by bucket shop proprietors. Second offences carry 60 days to six months imprisonment. It also imposes penalties on telegraph and telephone firms supplying quotes and on building owners who allow these shops on their premises.
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Tarrisburg
Penn
Stuart
Hamburg-American Lines to Run Two Oriental Cruises This Winter
The Hamburg American Line will deploy two luxury steamers on Oriental cruises this winter due to strong demand. After the Moltke’s success last year bookings rise, and the 15 000 ton President Grant will embark on the seventy nine day voyage visiting twenty three ports.
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Hamburg-American Line
Moltke
Far East
President Grant
New Officers Named for Delaware and Hudson Railways
Albany June 1 President L F Loree and General Manager C S Sims were elected president and vice president of United Traction and Hudson Valley Railway companies Abel I Culver retires as president and general manager of Delaware and Hudson.
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Albany
L. F. Loree
C. S. Sims
Delaware & Hudson
United Traction
Hudson Valley Railway Companies
Abel
I. Culver
Colleges face higher fire insurance rates due to dormitory risk
Insurance engineers report from 222 institutions show 784 fires in college buildings over eighteen years causing about 10.3 million dollars in losses and high life risk. Experts urge fireproof dormitories with iron or stone stairways and approved extinguishers, noting dorms demand strongest protection.
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S.umming
Fr. W. Fitzpatrick
International Society of Building Inspectors
Accused of Stock Fraud In Perth Amboy
George W. Yepson a Perth Amboy lumber company member and local building and loan agent is jailed on a warrant from Edward Tindell. He allegedly forged signatures on a power of attorney transferring $4 000 stock to himself on February 7 1906 and borrowed $4 000 from the association. The loss was covered by the group after the series matured. Yepson was once cited as a leading Perth Amboy business figure.
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New Brunswick
N. J
George W. Yepson
Farrington- Runyon Lumber Company
Perth Amboy
Second People’s Building and Loan Association
Edward Tindell
Yepson
F. L. Brown
Marie Brown
Association
Woman drinks vial in Central Park and collapses
A young woman about twenty drinking from a vial in Central Park at 103rd Street collapsed before about 50 spectators. She was taken to Harlem Hospital where she regained consciousness but refused to identify herself or provide home address. She matched a comfortable means, described with blue and white lawn dress and feathered hat.
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Central Park
103D Street
Harlem
Landon Joins National Guard Investigation Panel
Francis G. Landon former secretary of the American Embassy at Vienna arrived on the New York to join a commission assessing the National Guard of New York. Nelson O. Shaughnessy will replace him at the Berlin mission. Also aboard were Captain John McClintock and singer Miss Daisy James.
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Francis G. Landon
Vienna
New York
Nelson O. Shaughnessy
Berlin
Landon
National Guard
Union
John McClintock
Pasenger
Daisy James
London Empire
New York Theatre
Campaign to introduce socialism in U S churches begins
A national group, the American Christian Social Fellowship, opened its second annual conference at Hull House. Lecturers will tour New York, Boston, Denver, Buffalo, Kentucky, California, North Carolina and Florida with local headquarters to push socialist propaganda in churches.
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Chicago
United States
American Christian Social Fellowship
Hull House
New York
Boston
Denver
Buffalo
Kentucky
California
North Carolina
Florida
Shooting Near Suffolk Street Leaves Restaurant Owner Dead
Charles Greenwich was shot in the left breast near No 6 Suffolk street and died after reaching a drug store at Suffolk and Broome. Police seek Harry Stahl, 22, of No 9 Willett street, linked to a Friday quarrel over the restaurant. Both men were fined for disorderly conduct previously. Patrolman Dona hue reported Greenwich asked for protection after discharge.
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Suffolk Street
Charles Greenwich
Suffolk
Broome Streets
Harry Stahl
Willett Street
Greenwich
Barlow
James Donahue
Delancey Street
Stahl
Stratton Independence Mining wins in Portland Gold suit
In federal court at Denver on June 1 the Stratton Independence Mining Company Limited of London and its lessees were favored in the case brought by Portland Gold Mining Company to recover 30000 for gold ores alleged to have been taken from Cripple Creek district ground. The court found for the defendants as Portland failed to prove the trespass claim.
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Denver
Stratton Independence Mining Company, Limited
London
Portland Gold Mining Company
Cripple Creek
Laintiff
Portland Company
Queen and Crescent Chief Resigns Presidency
C. C. Harvey resigns as president of the Queen and Crescent system. Dan E. Curran, currently vice president and general manager, is elected to succeed him. J. Harvey was recently named president of a $15,000,000 terminal company controlled by the Southern and Rock Island interests.
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Tribune
New Orleans
C. C. Harvey
Queen & Crescent System
Dan” E. Curran
Oneral
J. Harvey
Southern & Rock Island
Fertilizer Trust Hearing Set for July 10
The Department of Justice will have Judge Waddill hear on July 10 the government action forcing nine Virginia officers of the Fertilizer Trust to answer an indictment from Tennessee over alleged antitrust violations.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Waddill
United States District Court of Virginia
Fertilizer Trust
Virginia
Tennessee
Ptomaine Poisoning Kills Three Children in Stamford
Ignacy Rojansky age three Catherine ten months and Stanislawa seven children of John Rojansky of 199 Orchard street Stamford died from convulsions blamed on ptomaine poisoning after attending a Polish christening on Sunday. Doctors say illness stemmed from food at the event and the siblings died within hours of each other.
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the Tribune
Stamford
Cond
Ignacy
Catherine
Stanislawa
John Rojansky
Orchard Street
Justice Garretson's Daughter Weds on Elmhurst Long Island
Miss Lydia Mason Garretson eldest daughter of Supreme Court Justice Garretson married Eugene Willis Denton yesterday at Elmhurst Long Island The ceremony was performed by Reverend Charles K Clearwater assisted by Reverend Ferdinand Sobenoh Wilson
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Lydia Mason Garretson
Justice Garretson
Supreme Court
Eugene Willis Denton
Elmhurst
Long Island
Charles K. Clearwater
Ferdinand Sobenoh Wilson
Long Stockholders Meeting of American Pneumatic Service
The annual stockholders meeting of the American Pneumatic Service Company of Boston began Friday in Wilmington and will likely run into Monday. The Delaware chartered firm holds 17 million dollars in capitalization and president W. E. L. Dillaway of Boston faces a strong challenge for re election as the vote on chairman remains unresolved after counting 280 000 shares.
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Tribune
Wilmington
Del
American Pneumatic Service Company of
Boston
Delaware
W. E. L. Dillaway
Welfare committee aids government employes reforms
A Civic Federation welfare department formed a Taft led committee of state and municipal officials focusing on public employes working conditions. It notes crowded workrooms, poor light and ventilation as issues while government work has doubled in five years. The panel will study pensions and other reforms for government employees.
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Taft
Welfare
The
Civic Federation
Boards of Health
Thaw Relative Arraigned On Abandonment Charge
Edward B. Thaw cousin of Harry K. Thaw appeared before Magistrate Whitman in Yorkville on a complaint by his wife Minnie B. Thaw alleging abandonment. He claimed to be 50 and employed by Electric Bank Protective Co at 322 Fifth Ave. Paroled until January 5, he said he wished to care for his wife a morphine addict who deserted him a year earlier from Marion apartment at Broadway and Seth Street.
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Minnie B. Thaw
Edward B. Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Whitman
Yorkville
Thaw
Electric Bank Protective Company
Fifth Avenue
Jane
Marion
Broadway
Seth Street
Hiad
Son Kills Father in Defense of Mother in New York Flat
In a No. 49 East 1st Street apartment, Anthony Fuscilo shot and killed his intoxicated father John Fuscilo during a struggle over a revolver. Police say Anthony, who seized the weapon from his father, fired four shots, three to the head, in what he claimed was defense of his mother and himself. Patrolmen arrested him outside the building. The revolver with five chambers belonged to the elder Fuscilo.
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John Fuscilo
Anthony
Fuscilo
East 1Sth Street
East 7Th Street
Henry Storch’s Disappearance Tied to Hypnotism Tale
Henry Storch, a commission merchant of 23 Metropolitan Avenue Williamsburg, disappeared last Tuesday and reappeared yesterday. Police were alerted by his wife fearing foul play. A man claiming he was enticed away by the “Green Eyed Monster” said he was taken to Philadelphia and brought back, but investigators could not verify the tale and urged Storch to change his smoking tobacco.
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Henry Storch
Metropolitan Avenue
Williamsburg
Bedford Avenue
Gaughram
Philadelphia
Storch
Prominent Broadway Figures Sail for London Stage Debut
William A Brady and Grace George with her company sail to Liverpool on the Lucania. George to perform in London as Divorcons on June 0 with potential plans to bring Way Down East and Robert Mantell to London next season. Wallack's unveils final dress for His Honor the Mayor skating ballet. Wagenhals Kemper buy The Builders and plan a new Annie Russell play next season. Cecil Spooner to headline The Dan cer and the King at Blaney's Lincoln Square Theatre for another week with matinees.
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William A. Brady
Grace George
Liverpool
Lucania
George
London
East
Robert Mantell
Mr. Brady
New Rock Maple Stage
Wallack’s
Wagenhals & Kemper
Astor Theatre
Annie Russell
Cecil Spooner
Blaney
Lincoln Square Theatre
Dancer
King
Unknown man jumps to death under Sea Beach train in Brooklyn
An unidentified about forty year old man was killed yesterday afternoon when he jumped in front of an approaching Sea Beach line elevated train at St Mark's Place and Fifth Avenue in Brooklyn. Passengers at the station saw him act oddly. he could not be saved. The body, 5 feet 7 inches tall with sandy hair and a dark blue suit, lay beneath the tracks for nearly an hour before removal and no identifying marks were found.
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Sea Beach
St Mark's Place
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Governor Hughes Names Delegates to National Conference
Albany June 1 Governor Hughes today appointed delegates to represent New York at the thirty fourth national conference of Charities and Correction to be held in Minneapolis June 12 to 19 The appointees include William Rhine lander Stewart Robert W Hebberd Thomas Mulry Nathan Bijur Edward T Devine Homer Folks Frederick Almy Buffalo Mrs W W Armstrong Rochester Dennis McCarthy Syracuse Dr Charles W Poughkeepsie and Mrs Tunts G Bergen
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Albany
Hughes
New York
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Minneapolis
William Rhinelander Stewart
Robert W. Hebberd
Thomas Mulry
Nathan Bijur
Edward T. Devine
Flomer Folks
Frederick Almy
Buffalo
W. W. Armstrong
Rochester
Dennis McCarthy
Syracuse
Charles W. Pi
New York Central Terminal Work Resumes With Larger Force
Officials say work on the terminal is not delayed and President Newman has ordered every available man to be enlisted. By week’s end the workforce should exceed any prior size since construction began and progress is reported satisfactory with no expected delays.
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New York Central
Newman
New York broker weds Virginia Cabell Baker at Christ Church
Miss Virginia Cabell Baker married Peter Vredenburgh a New York stock broker at Christ Church Winchester on a June noon. The social week featured a house party with several of the bride’s friends and a bridal breakfast to close. Frances Peyton served as bridesmaid.
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Winchester
Virginia Cabell Baker
Christ's Church
Peter Vredenburgh
New York
Frances Peyton
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