Ventilation Plan Praised by Gristing Experts
Experts in the city praised Griest's proposed subway ventilation scheme as described in the Tribune. Engineering figures from Bakes, Sand & Co. urged ornamented shaft designs and mid-street exhausts to improve air purity, with cautions on heating and winter feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penponsa
Gig. Griest
Tribune
C.F. Witherspoon
Bakes, Sand & Co
Griest
Exhaus
FE Linton
Alfred R. Woltz
Tne
United States
Columbia University Land
New-York Stock Exchange
Mr. Griest
Ile "Griest
Mipon
George & Rice
Subhear Commission
Paris
Boston
Interborough Rapid ‘Transit ‘Company 1
Bryan
Terres
Health Department
Grinder
Subway
Ie Health
Darlington
Lars
Dust nuisance fines handed to wreckers and builders
Justice McKeon presided as Bitters wreckers and building firms were fined for failing to sprinkle rubbish before removal through the streets. The dust nuisance from the loads threatened jail for repeat offenders. Andrew Newberg of Livington Street and others faced fines, with some payments recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitters
Justice McKeon
Andrew Newberg
Shaved Astor House Manager Case Gets New Trial
Justice Fallon once instructed the jury in a Ninth District municipal court case involving Joseph Milandi a barber at the Astor House and Alfred H. Thurston the manager. Appellate Term reversed, ordering a new trial citing lack of knowledge or agreement for the barber's charges. Milandi claimed Thurston owed for 18 shaves and 17 haircuts though Thurston never considered himself a customer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jantice Fallon
Wietret Municiest
MBM
Joseph Milandi
Garber
Alfred H. Thurston
T the Astor House
Scpreme
Pittand
Thurston
Abel
Milandi
Astor House
Mr. Tourston
Bonke
T Thureton
Mrs Abd-el-Nour Seeks Revolver Permit in Family Suit
Mrs John Abd-el-Nour, suing her silk importer husband, asked Magistrate Nathaniel Marsh in the Second District Court at Stapleton for a permit to carry a revolver. She said she has been harassed and threatened with harm to her and her eight year old son since leaving Staten Island, and that her husband tried to seize the child on a trip from Manhattan to Jersey City but was thwarted by a crowd. The magistrate reportedly deemed her excitable and refused the permit, noting the risk of panic and danger in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Abd-el-Nour
Mag- Amtrate
Nathaniel Marsh
Second District Court
Stapleton
Staten Island
Marsh
Tim Sway
Revised course of study plans move toward ratification
The elementary schools revision discussion continued as plans moved from the committees to the Board of Superintendents and the Committee on Studies and Text Books before presenting to the Board of Education for ratification. Representatives for the North Side Board of Trade did not attend the final argument. A separate Court of Appeals calendar item was noted with tomorrow’s dates and docket numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Superintendents
Committee On
Board of Education
North Side Board of Tate
I Side Board of Trade
Stormy Peace Meeting Between Electrical Workers and Contractors
The Electrical Workers Union held a tense meeting in New York City to hear the Electrical Contractors Association outline its stance amid a legal dispute over union leadership. About a thousand men attended at Lage Frail with accusations of graft and misdeeds aimed at both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical ‘Workers’ Union
New-York Electrical Contractors
Assoreeion
Loke Frail
Unlon
John F. Hogan
Financi
George B. Abbott
Certo
John C. Hatzell
Contractors’ Association
Electrical Workers’ Union
James R. Strong
Association
Strong
Germania Hall
Bowery
Mickler Trial Reveals Alleged Malfeasance in Office
The Paterson jury trial of Freeholder Mickler on malfeasance in office opened with a struck jury, as Taxpayers Association members were challenged. Harry Oliver testified Mickler asked him to repair a culvert and noted a $7 overcharge on the bill, later justified by Mickler as a way to fund his election. The State expects to rest its case today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickler
Paterson
Taxpayers’ Association
Harry Oliver
Freeholders Committee
Oliver
Gemere Cottage Fight in Co Value Roughly $1 Million Edgemere Case
A dispossess action over land at Edgemere Long Island valued about 1,000,000 was begun in Jamates Municipal Court and adjourned to next week for a jury trial. Fred C. Allen sues Franklin C. Norton Clinton Park Camp Association and others to remove a small cottage from disputed land. Norton and Remington Vernam claim the land. The dispossess ruling may hinge on a Cornwall partition case decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgemere
Long Island
Jamates
Fred C. Allen
Franklin C. Norton
Clinton Park Camp Association
William S. Pettit
George Reinhart
Floyd White
George Kalzer
Joseph Ferraror
Bold Yonkers hold up shocks resident on Valentine Lane
Miss Alma Schwigs, a servant for M. J. Huber at 71 Valentine Lane Yonkers, was robbed by a armed highwayman near Hawthorncave and Franklyn Street. She clutched her earnings in a handbag while an assailant grabbed for it and fled toward Hawthorne Avenue. Police reported the robbery and summoned detectives. At midnight Roundsman Shea detained William Kenly near the Hudson River Bellroyd tracks, but the victim could not identify him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Schwigs
M. J. Huber
Valentine Lane
Yonkers
Hawthorncave
Franklyn-st
Miss Schwige
Hawthorneave
Shea
William Kenly
Hudson River Bellroyd
Press Charge Promised in Assault Claim by Newspaper Driver
Commissioner McAdoo indicated a possible charge against Detective Cohen after Thomas Dooling, driver of a newspaper wagon, failed to appear to press a complaint. Dooling alleges Cohen assaulted him in the police station as he was taken to a cell, while Cohen and others claim Dooling struck Cohen and threatened retaliation using newspaper influence. Detected steps to secure Dooling as a witness were described, with Mrs. Dooling advised to urge her husband to testify. McAdoo said subpoenas may compel arance and noted concerns about reckless driving by newspaper drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dooling
Cohen
Church St
McAdoo
Dooling
Mc McAdoo
Bond theft and reformary plea in Elmira case
Thomas G. Wyile of 176 West Street was committed to the Elmira Reformatory by Justice McMahon after pleading guilty to theft of thirty four bonds valued at $1,000 each from Lawyers' Title Insurance and Trust Company at 1 Liberty Street. Wyile, employed in the company registry, raised $11,000 in cash from the bonds but lost it in Wall Street speculation. A broker alerted the trust company, leading to his arrest on May 21. he was kept in the Tombs for two weeks before arraignment. Counsel Louis Lowenstein urged acceptance of a lesser larceny plea due to youth and first offense. The trust company recovered the stolen bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Wyile
West Street
Elmira Reformatory
Justice McMahon
Title Incurence and Trust Company
Liberty
Wylie
Wall Street
Trust Company
Louis Lowenstein
Wentworth, Lowenstein & Stern
Bon
Hemstitched Linen Sheets and Damask Table Linens for Sale
Classified notice listing pure linen sheets 72 by 90 or 90 by 96 inches, hemstitched pillow cases, heavy Irish damask tablecloths and dinner napkins with prices per piece or per dozen, hemstitched Huck towels and Turkish bath towels, all at specified amounts. Twenty third Street location.
Pipe Line to Kansas to Reach Seaboard by July 1
Laporte Indiana June 6 The Standard Oil Company is rushing a 14 mile pipeline from the Kansas fields to Whiting Indiana where it will join the Standard Oil line from Whiting to Bayonne New Jersey providing a direct connection from Kansas to the seaboard. Work is expected to be completed by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Laporte
Ind
Standard Oi
Kansas Fields
Whiting
Bayonne
N. J
Kanspa
Seaboard
Value of Seats Reduced in Consolidated Stock Exchange Report
President I V F Randolph presents at the annual meeting of the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange. He notes a year of progress and increased business with stock clearances totaling 145, duplicate figures show a new high. Forty seven memberships purchased for 7533 dollars, all canceled to extinguish gratuity obligations. The death of old members and disrupts from stock tax depress seat values, while tax law prompts more seats for sale. The exchange aims to test the stock sales tax and assist members to protect prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. V. F. Randolph
Consoltated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Randolph
Ramels
New-York
Stoc
Exchange Sali
Foreclosure and sale in New Orleans Railways case
Ancillary decree of foreclosure filed in U S Circuit Court in New Orleans over bonds valued at 17 090 with 40 003 000 issue. Plaintiff trustee of bonds alleges nonpayment and interest. Fudge Lacombe signs ancillary decree, mirroring New Jersey proceedings. Erie and Jersey Railroad Company incorporated in Albany with 40 000 capital. directors from Erie Railroad. New line to run about forty miles from Mills to Guymard along Seyle and main line west of Middle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Security and Trust Company
New Orleans Railways Company
United States Circuit
Federal Court of New Jersey
Trenton
Fudge Lacombe
New Jersey
Erie and Jersey R. R. CO
Erie and Jersey Railroad Company
Albany
Erie Railroad Company
Land Mills
Newburg
Seyle
Guymard
Middle
International cotton spinners congress opens in Manchester
The second international congress of Master Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers opens in Manchester with delegates from England Belgium Portugal Italy France Germany Spain Holland and Switzerland. Russia and the United States are not represented. Lord Mayor welcomes delegates as Charles W. Macaza urges uniting into an international cotton industry consortium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
Belgium
Portugal
Italy
France
Germany
Spain
Holland
Switzerland
Russia
Charles W. Macaza
International Committee of Cotton Spinners
Shipbuilding Suit to Be Tried in Mineola Court
Justice Keogh announced that the case of Mrs Ida E Wood against the Shipbuilding Trust to recover about 200 dollars obtained by fraud will go to trial on Wednesday in Mineola Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Long Island
Keogh
Ida E. Wood
Shipbuilding ‘Trust
Lithographers in Convention Open at St Mark's Place
The biennial convention of the Lithographic Artists Engravers and Designers League of America began yesterday at No 67 St Mark's Place with representatives from many leagues nationwide. National officers include President Richard Kitchell New York Vice President Leopold Baxbaum Chicago Secretary Emil Rust Newark Treasurer Samuel Edmonds and National Employment Bureau Manager George W Bischof Chicago. The convention will be in session throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of America
St. Mark's Place
Richard Kitchell
New York
Leopold Baxbaum
Chicago
Emil Rust
Newark
Samuel Edmonds
National Employment Bureau
George W. Bischof
Help Wanted Ads Mixed listing for drivers and laborers
Classified notice listing several male applicants seeking work including chauffeurs and laborers. Mentions Corlestor, Hauffeur, and Haupfeur with various ages and city addresses, offering bonds or security, and claiming reliable driving and repair abilities. Some entries reference colored or single men and include partial contact details and locations such as Tribune, Broadway, and West 7th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corlestor
West
John
Tribune Uwwn
Broadway
Siaerfeur
Long Classified Ad List Mixes Jobs and Personal Ads
A dense scan of a 19th or early 20th century classified page shows numerous short notices. The items include tailors offering coats and trousers, chauffeurs with references, engineers and technicians, watchmen, upholsterers, and tutors. Many entries claim high references and willingness to work in private homes or estates across Brooklyn and Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Aia
Sliver
Olive Place
Brooklyn
James
Hrichter
Lafayette Ave
H'Llya
Pro Soulon DE Jumonville
Thor Love
Ft Vince
Charles Stube
Olives Aradisia
Ein Loasline
Standien
Burtington
Suagy
Granham
Secretonave
Cingie
Economij
Sestament
Righes
City Reference
Ad— Grass J. Mc
Stave
Chaufseun
Winton
Pasinese
GOACHMAN and Servant Listings from Adams Bureau
A long OCR fragment lists COACHMAN positions and domestic service roles. They include married and single applicants, English and colored drivers, gardeners, housekeepers, grooms, cooks, laundresses, waiters, and a “French table maid” style of staffing. Contact details reference COACHMAN and Gardeners Bureau entries and names like HASTINGA and GAFFNEY.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hete Barber
DMRS
Abd-El-Nour
Court OF Appeals
Youmans
Tadn
Tin Avenue
Worie
San Fifth Ave
Mr. McAdoo
G. Wylie
Lawyers’ Title Company
New-Zealand
Government Printing Office of
New- Zealand
C. W. McMurran
McMurran
Traders’ Fire
Jesa
James McCreery & Co
Esco
Twenty-third Street
Kansas
Consolidated Exchange
New-Orleans R. R. Company
New- York Security and Trust Company
Work
Male
Macy &Osnser
Macy
White Goods
Macy’s
Macys
Mate
Paras
Andreas Hauesecr
Haueh
Tribune Up
Ghaupfedr
Shitnes
G. W. Lonsdale
Dean St
Mani Compe
Tieatana
Wuapmaceutical
Ahemleat Hemet
Armen Utiendring
Sars Biolieer
Hole Sereet Exail
Brooxtem
Andress
EAC
Macias
Columabue Ave
Hotel Clear
Mame
Sosart
Richard Mtague
Horseshoer Strong
Bog
Serge Ade
Fred Hasbro
Smith
Greenwich Rt
Bond
William J. Maneely
Koseluskoat
Edwards
Waterst
West Testret
Hermans
Mt East Gotheat
Formes
Bealion
Apedal Joficer
Deanet
Brockisn Watchman
F. Zoller
Booth— St
Jersey City Heights
W. Dp. Crane
Neroton
Conn
Magnes
Sof
Stone-Ave
Bowting
SY Clinton
Woodhaven
Young Mas
Massger
John Medz
Young Max
Shier
Young Indy
Fairy Moderate Reilly
Goccrhess
Cdlawork
Elty
June Poreliable
Barnard
Uptown
Biesears
Anbin—st
Rayner Eerie Ee Eee Achters
G. J. Gorton
Bi Wortante
Remington
Othave
Mise Jupi
Stenographers Employment Bureau
Broadway Toung
Brian
Pepegerald
Aitendant
Guise
Eigin Nea
Uental
GB Hayward
Tetera Bis
Park Ave
Gond
Imessers
Beienett
Butler
Flchl
Beotenmar
HEBER
Fanhoei
Larenst
St Sendy
West Ats
Chette
Mas
Peivaeg
Fuse
J. A Lahey
Sumacoat
Geman
Ditvate House
Gating Witheas Mibathe
Hourge
Raseweekly
Bert
Theo Becker
Weer Nehiest
Fawn
Taxtfic
Hastinga
Eppis
Statin
East Aoent
Toachman
Gentiaman
Ened Eh
Amsterdam
Yhor
Gaffney
Coscghman
Thorgusing
J. E
Delaney
Thor- Ragh
Nset
Purism House
Pierce
Tgaghrar Senet
Atsward
Tachman
van Furnisn
Flaherty
Walter Harvey
West Wib-st
iSilages
Carpenter's Bureau
Marrie
Willias
Penter's Bureau
Tren Whitney
West Fifth St
Mariner
Adarere
Nickelso
Andrew
Eakpenters Bureau
Seraae
Yerstahls
Ariel
Ak Cde Garea
Smat
Smat Tarsily Profsient In All Departments, Insladins In Plocaye
Thorauxiny
Chatham Square
Gregory
Mamaroneck
Handy Man
Weolkey
Erwin
Phiges
Harley Malone
Mt, Shan
Gamit
East Es
Sean i
Ascall
Otal
Bearkang Bose
Enfercces
Aidan Ma
Hagia
Batoie
Tae Tolneare
Usepal
Mies
Jercey
Hengatian
Porian
Felerbone
Eas Urefel
Algbest Fedecamron M
Bos
Vaabek
Erie
Enghoyer
Pete
Srivete
Cleaaire
Waatanes
Ross
Emesis Private
Capabie
Woukereever
Exgerienond
Petach Best
Raeeseres
Acidrena
Cetice Lace
Waltress
Chambermad
Laxington-ave
Hotsewonk
Raves
Coum Ave
Hetel
EAVES
Thompson
Cain
Clare Waunereas
West Bee
Tearpar
Ponce
Haghent
Chammesmald
Ana CH
Ugres
Adlie Bureau
Prateananc
Chambernain
West Dlstey
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