St Louis Transit Strike Guarded by Sheriff’s Posse
About nine hundred posse members guard power houses and car sheds as a strike drags on. Deputies armed with Winchester shotguns stand night and day, with daytime relief shifts planned until a settlement. Disturbances include mob attacks on riders and vandalism near Ninth Street and Geyer Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Pohlmann
William J. Stone
South Broadway
Christine Thiere
Ninth-st and
Geyerave
Belmar Boulevard
South Twelfth-st
Stella Broderick
Mrs. Folke
Pennsylvania men arrested restrain railroad strike chaos
Eighteen striking Pennsylvania Railroad workers were arrested at Morrisville across from Trenton as officers guarded stations and tracks amid anticipated violence. The group headed toward Tyburn to persuade workers to quit, then were taken to Doylestown for trial. Effort to save boulevard trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Morrisville
Tullytown
Tyburn
Doylestown
Committee seeks to save boulevard trees amid subway work
A coalition including the West End Association and Morningside Heights Association sought action from Highways Commissioner Keating on preserving boulevard trees slated for removal for subway construction. Keating did not appear, leaving the group to adjourn without results. They gathered depth data from contractor McDonald and planned to consult Park Commissioner Claugen on transplant costs, hoping most trees can be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Association
Morningside Heights Association
West Side
Keating
John McDonald
Walter Stabler
Charles E. Schuyler
G. W. Kirchway
W. W. Perrine
Franklin Pierce
McDonald
Claugen
New-York University Illumination and Events Program
An illumination of the New-York University Library Building at University Heights will occur this evening between 8 and 9 o'clock. Guests of the senior ball may witness the lighting, with doors open to the public. Tomorrow’s undergraduate commencement includes ten minute addresses by three graduates on a century and a half of NYU Arts and Sciences. A reception for students and friends is at Chancellor MacCracken’s home from 4 to 6 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York University Library
University Heights
Battery Hill
New York University College of Arts and Sciences
Henry Baird
John Reid
Memorial Church
Brooklyn
Henryohn Wright
Commercial Advertiser
MacCracken
Horace Mann School Exhibits Year’s Work and Closing Exercises
The Horace Mann School departments affiliated with Columbia University held a reception and exhibit of the year’s work featuring seven and eight year olds and higher grades. Highlights included wash drawings posters sketches cast designs manual crafts embroidery dressmaking laundry bread and wicker work. A miniature reproduction of Robinson Crusoe’s home drew attention. Dean and Mrs. Russell of Teachers’ College hosted a reception from 4 to 7. Closing exercises are scheduled for this morning with an address by Rev Dr Charles Cuthbert Hall. Tonight the graduating class will present a final program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann School
Columbia University
Robinson Crusoe
Crusoe
Russell
Teachers’ College
Charles Cuthbert Hall
Union Theological Seminary
Charles St. Encken Dies A Chicago Baritone At Hospital
Charles St. Encken editor of The Musical Times Chicago and a noted baritone singer died at St. Luke's Hospital from appendicitis. He had traveled to Chicago from New York yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles St. Encken
the Musical Times
Chicago
St. Luke's Hospital
Mr. St. Encken
New York
Starin Excursion For Union Veterans
John H. Starin will host his twenty second annual complimentary excursion for Union veterans and sailors from this city. The headquarters boat departs Cortlandt Street pier and the North River at 9:30 a.m. Colonel J A Goulden chairs the arrangements with E J Atkinson as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Starin
Cortlandt St
North River
J. A. Goulden
E. J. Atkinson
Local postoffice clerks deny $10 assessments for legislation
Joseph P. Healy explains the fund is for meeting current expenses rather than pushing the Classification bill. He says no assessment was made and the local branch only temporarily aided the National association, with reimbursement expected once per capita tax arrives. Postmaster Van Cott says he has no definite information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Healy
United National Postoffice Clerks’ Association
Tribune
Congress
Timothy J. Campbell
Manhattan
James R. Davis
Brooklyn
Washington
Branch No. 1
National Association
Rochambeau Statue Unveiled in Vendome France
The statue honoring General Rochambeau was unveiled in Vendome amid a festive display of French and American flags. U.S. Ambassador Horace Porter attended, delivering remarks about friendship and the 1780 alliance. Religious services marked the day, and participants, including many Americans, visited Rochambeau’s tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vendome
France
United States
General Rochambeau
Horace Porter
Comte de Rochambeau
Porter
America
General Porter
Loire-et-Cher
Department
New World
Rochambeau
German Veterans Guild Delegation Meets Emperor in Potsdam
Potsdam reports Emperor William grants an audience to the New York Deutsche Kriegerbund delegation. President Mueller thanks the Emperor for the welcome and ties to Germany as New York veterans prepare to attend Schrippenfest, while the Emperor inquires after each member and enjoys Pentecost activities at Potsdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
William
New- York
Deutsche Kriegerbund
Berlin
New-York
Kriegerbund
Munich
Mueller
United States
Mopke
New Palace
New-York Kriegerbund
Manhole Explosions Startled Broadway Pedestrians
An explosion rocked a Broadway manhole near Daly's Theatre in front of the Electric Subway Company last evening just before 10 o clock. The cover flew five feet into the air then a second blast followed by fire light. Policeman Flynn replaced the cover with his night stick and the blaze faded with the cover left off for minutes. No horses were nearby and several pedestrians were frightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Subway Company
Broadway
Daly’s
Flynn
Subscriptions Received for Actors' Home Totals $33005
The subscriptions received yesterday include William Whitney 25000 Henry Bergman 2500 H Rees Davies Theodore Lang 1000 Charles Bradshaw H B Morton 1000 George Honey 100 Nippon. Total yesterday 33005 and overall 62658 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ©. Whitney
Henry “Silence
Bergman
H. Rees Davies
Theodore J. Lang
Charles H. Bradshaw
Santadaman
H. B. Morton
George Honey
Police Captain Thomas Denied Indictment Dismissals
Police Captain Andrew J. Thomas of the West Thirtiethst station was reported to have three indictments dismissed by Justice Fursman in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court. Fursman said no decision had been made after an application to dismiss on points of law. Thomas faced charges for failing to close Tivoli Haymarket and Doré venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Thomas
West Thirtiethst
March Grand Jury
Justice Fursman
Criminal
Supreme Court
Thomas
Tivoli
Haymarket
Doré
Asphalt contracts for Brooklyn repaving advertised
The Department of Highways advertises asphalt repaving contracts for Broad way from Fourteenth to Forty second street One hundred twenty fifth street from Third to Eighth avenue One hundred eighth street from Boulevard to Riverside Drive Fifty fifth street from Eighth to Ninth avenue Twelfth street from Fourth to Fifth avenue Twenty seventh street from Madison to Fifth avenue Twelfth street from Third to Fourth avenue Eighth street from Broadway to Macdougal street Twenty eighth street from Eighth to Ninth avenue Twenty fifth street from Fourth to Madison avenue Twenty third street from Fourth to Madison avenue and Seventy ninth street from the Boulevard to Riverside Drive with portions of twelve streets in Brooklyn. Bids open June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Highways
Broadway
Fourteenth
Third
Eighth Ave
Boulevard
Riverside Drive
Fifty-fifth-st
Eighth
Ninth Ave
Twelfth-st
Fourth
Fifth Ave
Twenty-seventh-st
Madison
Fourth Ave
Eighth-st
Macdougal-st
Twenty-eighth-st
Twenty-fifth-st
Madison Ave
Twenty-third-st
Seventy-ninth-st
Borough of
Brooklyn
Dock laborers win wage increase at summer Dock Board session
The Dock Board met for the first summer session with President Cram and Commissioners Murphy and Meyer present. A Dock Laborers' Union committee asked for wages of 20 dollars a day for eight hours and the board granted the request after hearing the Corporation Counsel's advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock Board
Cram
Murphy
Meyer
Burke
Dock Laborers’ Union
Corporation Counsel
Brooklyn League elects officers and outlines annual actions
At the Brooklyn League annual meeting in the Real Estate Exchange officers were reelected for a second term. Chairman J Hampden Dougherty and others spoke of future plans while reports praised the Long Island Water Supply purchase and urged tax equalization for Manhattan and Brooklyn. The committee also debated benevolent funding revival and praised snow removal efforts that saved the city funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn League
League
J. Hampden Dougherty
Willis L. Ogden
Edward B. Lent
Samuel Rowland
John F. Anderson, Jr
Frank L. Babbott
Henry Batterman
Abel E. Black
Dougherty
James F. McKinney
Hiram R. Steele
McKinney
Long Island Waterupply Company
Manhattan
Brooklyn
New York
Ramapo
Fort Hamilton
Shore Road
Ocean Parkway
Handwriting expert testifies in Martin forgery trial
At Fort Hamilton court martial Lt. Edward H. Martin faces three alleged forgeries tied to Fort Hancock canteen management. Handwriting expert David Carvalho testified for four hours, deeming a receipt bearing Schwartz in the same hand as Martin’s ledgers. Statements by milk and brewing firm witnesses raised discrepancies over payments. trial adjourned to tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Martin
Fort Hancock
Fort Hamilton
Martin
David Carvalho
Alexander Campbell Milk Company
Carvalho
Per Schwartz
Schwartz
Krueger Brewing Company
Herman Jenk
Henry Babink
Brewing Company
How Jensen Met Mrs Stiles Ex Police Chief Dies in Hempstead
Ex Police Commissioner James L. Jensen of Greenpoint longtime Republican leader of the Seventeenth Ward died in Hempstead on Sunday. The article recounts his early life in Queens, civic affiliations, business ventures, and a romantic meeting with Mrs. E A Stiles during the Civil War era when she funded his substitute. It notes his shift to Democrat later in life and his widow's potential inheritance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Jensen
Hempstead
Long Island
Tribune
Greenpoint
Seventeenth
Rodney Thursby
Unity Club
Franklinave
Obelisk Council
American Legion of Honor
Seawanhaka
A. M
Mount Ararat
People's Reserve League of America
Municipal Electric Light Company
Edison Company
Mr. Jensen
America
Union Porcelain Works
Eckford
Oakland Sts
Thoms ©. Smith
Smith
Jensen
Empire China Works
Greene St
Mineola
Long Island Trotting Association
E. A. Stiles
Mrs. Stiles
Methodist Leader Objects to Circus Paragraph
Rev. Dr. Charles E Wing criticized a General Conference measure on amusements at a Brooklyn Long Island Methodist Preachers' Association meeting. He argued the disciplin eparagraph was discredited and urged that it cannot be enforced in its current form. He plans an address Thursday night for the Methodist Social Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Wing
Brooklyn and
Long Island Methodist Preachers’ Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Wing
Brooklyn
Chicago
Dr. Wing
Methodist Social Union
Deaths on Long Island Arthur Downey proprietor of Downey Shoe Co
Arthur Merwin Downey died after an appendicitis operation. His funeral was held at his home 307 Decatur Street Brooklyn. He owned the A. M. Downey Shoe Company of Manhattan and was engaged to Mary L Davies of 145 Greeneave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Merwin Downey
Decatur St
Brooklyn
A. M. Downey Shoe Company
Manhattan
Mr. Downey
Mary L. Davies
Greeneave
Death Aboard Grand Republic At 1 A M
Harriet L Pease wife of Captain John A Pease died on the excursion steamer Grand Republic from heart disease. She was sixty six and a former Sands Street Church member. Funeral tonight at the house with burial at Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet L. Pease
John A. Pease
Grand Republic
Fight Over a House Ends in Truce at Dawn
In Woodbury on June 4 Joseph Green son of the late L M Green wealthy patent medicine maker takes back his Broad and German street house for which his sister Mrs Benjamin Lupton held occupancy with an invalid husband After a siege with stones and a nailed kitchen door a truce is reached and Mrs Lupton agrees to vacate by June 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
Joseph Green
L. M. Green
Joseph
Benjamin Lupton
Greer
Lupton
Belgian fugitive arrested in Paterson after Belgium burglary case
August Vanderwege was seized in Paterson by Detectives Lord and McInerny and jailed by US Commissioner William Nelson. Believed involved in a January burglary near Antwerp where he and an accomplice looted a mill and fired on a guard. He fled to Antwerp then sailed to America and found work at the Passaic Rolling Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
August Vanderwege
Belgium
Lord and McInerny
United States
William Nelson
Vanderwege
Antwerp
America
Passaic
Woman Attempts Murder Suicide After Husband's Death
Mrs. Sarah Van Fleet tried to cast herself and her six month old into a mill race at daybreak in lower Van Houten street. Neighbors stopped her as she fled home half clad. The death of her husband in a runaway accident and hunger drove her to the act. She is held at the police station for a sanity examination by County Physician McBride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
Sarah van Fleet
Lower van Houten St
McBride
Beadleston Driver Arrested After Boy Killed by Wagon
Valentine Wolff, 45, a Beadleston & Woerz driver, struck six year old William Berger in Weehawken Heights and fled. Dr. White chased him to Hoboken, Detective Kerrigan arrested Wolff at Eleventh and Washington. Recorder Stanton held Wolff without bail as he claimed he did not think the boy was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Wolff
Christopher St
Manhattan
Beadleston & Woerz
Weehawken Heights
William Berger
Palisade Ave
Wolff
Dr. White
Hoboken
Eleventh
Washington Sts
Korrigan
Stanton
Lawyer clashes in court over substitution in divorce case
William A. Burn and Herman L. Roth fought in Justice Dickey’s Supreme Court to substitute Burn as counsel for Octavia Johnstone Barbe Johnstone against William Johnstone. Burn alleged Roth neglected the client and proposed a alimony waiver. Roth denied nonpayment. A referee will be appointed to settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Burn
Herman L. Roth
Dickey
Supreme Court
Roth
Octavia Johnstone
William J. Johnstone
Octavia Barbe
Weber & Fields
Topsy Turvy
Barry Johnstone
Burn
Mrs. Taylor Dies Suddenly at Home After Church Visit
Mrs. Andrew L. Taylor a longtime Board of Associates member and Orphanage Committee chair died of heart failure at her home 115 Montaguest. She attended Holy Trinity Church Sunday morning and toured Prospect Park and Green-Wood Cemetery with her husband. Survived by husband and her son the Rev. Malcolm Taylor of Stamford Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew L. Taylor
Church Charity Foundation
Montaguest
Prospect Park
Greenwood Cemetery
Taylor
Holy Trinity Church
Malcolm Taylor
Stamford, Conn
Brooklyn Glass Dealer James H. Allan Dies at 53
James H. Allan of Brooklyn died Sunday at his Ridgewood New Jersey home from appendicitis. He recently moved from 624 Bainbridge Street Brooklyn and was a longtime NYC glass seller with a shop at 112 Pearl Street Manhattan. He was born near Glasgow Scotland and will be buried tomorrow in Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Allan
Brooklyn
Evergreen Cemetery
Mr. Allan
Ridgewood
N. J
Bainbridge St
Pearl St
Manhattan
Glasgow
Scotland
Woman Kills Self With Shotgun in Franklin Area
Somerville reports Mrs. Mary Stevens fifty a farmer’s wife near Franklin died by her own hand this morning. She used a single barrel breech-loading shotgun placing the muzzle at her throat and struck the hammer with a hatchet while the family were away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Mary Stevens
Franklin
Slender Kiss Claim In Washhouse Slur Case
Magistrate Kramer heard a slander suit in Lee-avenue court after Elizabeth Helms accused Annie Joyce of spreading a false tale. Helms said Joyce’s husband attempted to kiss her when she fetched a silk waist from Joyce. The magistrate dismissed Joyce from the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer
Lee-ave
Elizabeth Helms
Hooper St
Annie Joyce
South First St
Joyce
Heims
Siamese Admiral Tours Brooklyn Yard Praises Kearsarge
Admiral A. de Richelieu of Siam visited the Brooklyn Navy Yard with John Barrett. He was escorted by Captain Frank Wildes and others. He praised the battleship Kearsarge saying its double turrets are impressive and called it the most powerful battleship he has seen before sailing to Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. de Richelieu
Navy of
Siam
John Barrett
United States
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Philip
Frank Wildes
Orange votes down bi partisan Police Commission plan
At the Orange Common Council meeting City Counsel Thomas A. Davis argued the 1895 act establishing a police commission was unconstitutional as special legislation limited to cities with populations under 35 000 per the 1890 census, defeating the proposal tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Orange Common Council
Thomas A. Davis
Jersey City Hearing on Traction Company Franchises
Vice-Chancellor Pitney heard arguments in Jersey City on a rule to show cause why Mayor Bayliss and North Arlington’s Common Council should not be enjoined from blocking Newark and Hackensack Traction in repairing tracks and improving its road. Officials say the company forfeited its franchise by unpaid privileges taxes and failure to keep tracks in repair while possibly changing the road bed grade. Hearing adjourned two weeks. testimony to address grade change allegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitney
Jersey City
Bayliss
Common Council of
North Arlington
Newark and Hackensack Traction Company
Death of three year old from whiskey accident in Brooklyn
Coroner Delap will investigate the death of Katie Foley of 4 Driggs Ave who died after drinking whiskey from a bottle found in the kitchen. The child wandered the room in an alco holic coma before her father called Dr Hulse who diagnosed acute alcoholism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delap
Katie Foley
Driggs Ave
John Foley
Dr. Hulse
No. 206
Monitor St
May Reestablish Ferry Between Northport and Stamford
Huntington, Long Island June 4 The plan to reestablish a ferry between Northport New York and Stamford Connecticut is gaining favor after a trial season showed the earlier steamer run was too small A new proposal calls for charter of the steamer Nonowantuc to operate the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Long Island
Northport
Stamford
Conn
Governor Voorhees to Receive Welcome on Return from Europe
Elizabeth report states Governor Voorhees and Mr and Mrs Frank Bergen will return by Saturday next. Preparations include chartering a steamer to meet the ocean liner in the Lower Bay and transfer the voyagers to a smaller vessel for port arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Voorhees
Frank Bergen
Europe
Death by Own Action in King's Park Chiefly Noted
Long Island King's Park resident J Edwards Nicols a 55 year old furniture dealer and trustee of the Methodist Church shot himself with a bulldog pistol last night. His sons discovered him dead after breaking open his room door. He had suffered melancholia for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Park
Long Island
J. Edwards Nicols
Vernon Ave Bridge Closed After Boat Damage
Bridge Commissioner Shea ordered the Vernon avenue bridge closed after recent damage from a boat. The structure will stay shut until repairs are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Avenue
Shea
Vernon Ave
Morley’s Dewey Pun Drawn From Manila Letter
The Philadelphia Post notes John Morley, busy with Gladstone's life, forgoes humor but quietly hints at imperial limits. A London letter after Manila’s capture quotes Ettrick Shepherd to craft a two line pun on Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Post
John Morley
W. E. Gladstone
Great Britain
Morley
Ettrick Shepherd
Mr. Morley
Hogg
Tracks Opened Linking Far Rockaway Station to Central Ave Line
Tracks were laid across Central and Mottaves and the square in front of the Long Island Railroad station at Far Rockaway early yesterday morning. By 9 o'clock, the Ocean Electric Railroad had the line in operation linking the LIRR station with the Centralave trolley line. Some property owners had opposed the laying of the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Mottaves
Long Island Railroad
Far Rockaway
Ocean Electric Railroad
Centralave
Maxwell to Receive M A Degree at Columbia
Henry W. Maxwell, former Board of Education member, will be awarded the Master of Arts degree by Columbia University tomorrow at 10 a.m. in recognition of his services to education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Maxwell
Board of Education
Columbia University
Maxwell
Louis C Behman Weds Evelyn B Scott at Savoy Hotel
Louis C Behman of Hyde & Behman theatrical managers quietly married Evelyn B Scott of Philadelphia yesterday morning at the Savoy Hotel. The Rev J Kraeling performed the ceremony. They now begin a three weeks trip through Canada. Relations to prior wife and to the late Mrs Behman noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C. Behman
Hyde & Behman
Evelyn B. Scott
Philadelphia
Savoy Hotel
Mayor Secures Three Cent School Rides for City Children
Elizabeth on June 4 special: Mayor Mack wins a concession from the North Jersey Street Railway Company to carry school children on all lines for three cents and provide transfers to Battin High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Mack
North Jersey Street Railway Company
Battin High School
State Board lists 2773 corporations taxed in New Jersey
The State Board of Assessors filed with Controller Hancock the schedule of corporations taxed under New Jersey law. 2,773 companies face a total tax of 1,554,126 dollars, up 650,100 from last year due to many new incorporations. Top taxpayers include Prudential Insurance and Mutual Benefit Life Insurance, with 117,575 and 54,280 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
State Board of Assessors
Hancock
Prudential Insurance Company
Newark
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
United States Leather Company
Prefers Jail to Marriage in Jersey City Theft Case
Lizzie Domoski a Polish woman refuses marriage to Peter Cupinski who accuses her of theft. Cupinski held gifts valued at about 8 dollars after she canceled the wedding and kept jewelry. She vowed jail rather than surrender or marry, with Cupinski held for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Domoski
Peter Cupinski
Hendersonst
Jersey City
Cupinski
Hoos
Prominent Millville Woman Hangs Self in Banister
Mrs Harriet Barnes a longtime Millville resident committed suicide by hanging herself from a banister in the third story of her son's home. Her daughter found the body while seeking information for the census enumerator. Widow of Thomas Clark she had remarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millville
N. J
Harriet Barnes
Newark Pension Board Redefined with Two Republicans One Democrat
Washington June 4 Special Representative Parker learns the Pension Commissioner reformed the Newark Board of Examining Surgeons to include two Republicans and one Democrat. Dr D M Skinner remains chairman and is a Democrat. New members Dr Hugh P Roder and Dr Arthur C Dougherty are added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Parker
Newark
D. M. Skinner
Hugh P. Roder
Arthur C. Dougherty
Municipality Declared Preferred Creditor in Tax Dispute
Chancellor Magie ruled that a municipality is a preferred creditor over others in the case involving the Boston Clothing Company's owed taxes to Jersey City. The city claim amounts to 2404 dollars, with the receiver Judge Otto Crouse ordered to pay the city's tax claim with interest from the available assets of about 3000 dollars, leaving little for other creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magie
Boston Clothing Company
Jersey City
Otto Crouse
Newark Gets New Two Year Excise Board
Mayor Seymour appoints a new Newark Board of Excise for two years with most members retained. Eugene Carroll is replaced by Dr William Dimond. Remaining members are Louis Lewis Democrat Carl Schwarz Republican and Joseph Gardner Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Newark
Board of Excise
Eugene Carroll
William Dimond
Louis Lewis
Carl Schwarz
Joseph Gardner
Dr. Walter A. R. Danneman Dies in Philadelphia Hospital
The Newark physician Dr Walter A R Danneman aged thirty five died Sunday at St Agnes Hospital Philadelphia. A Seton Hall College and Jefferson Medical College graduate he practiced in Newark for five years. Known for an erratic mind he was once in court trouble. He belonged to a prominent Philadelphia family and left two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. R. Danneman
Newark
St. Agnes Hospital
Philadelphia
Seton Hall College
Jefferson Medical College
Danneman
Childen
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