Mayor Weighs Duffy Case as City Gibbs Grows Somber
Mayor McClellan heard Brooklyn youth George B Duffy and witnesses in the Duffy case with Justice Gaynor, signaling a likely reprimand for Police Commissioner Bingham. Towns framed the issue as the police harming Duffy while seeking removal of Duffy from the Rogues Gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Justice Gaynor
Bingham
Police Department
McClellan
George B. Duffy
Brooklyn
Rogues
Crowell
Mirabeau L. Towns
Towns
Binghem
Gaynor
Duffys
Wyckef Street
Father J. J. McAteer
Church of Our Lady of Mercy
Schermerhorn Street
Father Flynn
St. Paul's Parochial School
George Slaughter
Daily Concern
A. Elsner
Duffe
Wnnffs
Mr. Towns
Rogues’ Gallery
Jerome Horowitz
Manhattan Avenue
Frank Walsh
Lake Clear
Putnam County
Carnegie Hero Fund
Horowitz
Ena
Collier
Moran
Don
Megan
Andrew Sherman
Missing five year old boy feared kidnapped by Black Hand
Vernon Avenue station police in Williamsburg and the Italian Detective Bureau search for Peter Calandra of 18 Floyd Street. A Black Hand letter demanded $5 weeks earlier and the boy was believed abducted near Tompkins Avenue and Floyd Street. Relatives nearby may have aided the ransom plan. The case echoes a prior kidnap in the area ending with the boy found on the Brooklyn Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Avenue
Williamsburg
Peter Calandra
John Calandra
Floyd Street
Tompkins Avenue
Casandra
Brooklyn Bridge
Leper Patient to be Brought to New York Clinic
Dr L Duncan Bulkley arranges to transfer Joan R Early a Washington leper case to the New York Skin and Cancer Hospital. Health officials say no leprosy found. hospital to treat Early while Salvation Army covers costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan R. Early
Washington
New York
East 19Th Street
L. Duncan Bulkley
Madison Avenue
Health Department
Early
Bulkley
Mr. Early
North Carolina
Bulkiey
New York City
Walter Bensel
Earry
Bensel
William H. Park
Department of Health
Barry
Fines Kissers A Dollar Over Public Kissing
William Tucker and Sarah Milberg were arraigned in Essex Market court for kissing on a Williamsburg Bridge footpath. Magistrate Finn fined Tucker one dollar and released Milberg, saying the crime is being caught. Other cases followed as officers reported more public embraces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Finn
Essex Market Court
William Tucker
Forsyth Street
Sarah Milberg
Norfolk Street
Williamsburg Bridge
Tucker
Sarah
Tocker
Children’s Society
Higginbotham
May Resume Strike By Telegraph to The Tribune
Philadelphia June 7 The Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company directors deny recognizing the union and threaten a renewed strike after paying $25 000 to workers who stayed at work amid the dispute. George D Widener resigns as vice president and Clarence Wolf is elected to replace him. The board refuses cooperation with the expert street railway examination committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Traction
Rapid Transit
George D. Widener
P. A. B. Widener
Clarence Wolf
Rapid Transit Board
Reyburn
William H. Carpenter
Wolf
Widener
Torrens Act test case to be heard in Brooklyn Supreme Court
The Torrens law dispute pits Thomas T. Duffy who seeks to register title to 113 Decatur Street against opponents led by a title company. The case, to be heard June 14 in Brooklyn, involves Kings County first registration under the new Torrens law.
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Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Thomas T. Muffy
South 4Th Street
Williamsburg
Decatur Street
M. E. Finnigan
Court Street
Brookllyn
Kings County
Salvador Rodriguez
Water Street
Manhattan
David and
Emma Hollis
Case
J. Wrey Cleveland
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Torrens
Supreme Court of the United States
Saloon Burglary Accusation Fails to Hold
Paul Fisher of 268 Bowerr entered a lighted saloon at 2 AM on East 10th Street found deserted, bottles and cash register disturbed. He alerted Patrolman Nelson and was later discharged by Magistrate Barlow for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fisher
Bowerr
East 10Th Street
Fisher
John A Nelson
Fth Street
Nelson
Barlow
Yorkville Court
Mayor to Veto Taxicab Ordinance Over Fee and Rates
Mayor McClellan plans to veto the taxicab ordinance after a public hearing. William J. Moran for taxi interests argued the 25 dollar per machine license fee is a tax and should reflect inspection costs. F W S Oliver urged a rates schedule be included, otherwise remedial provisions are nullified. The mayor indicated he would veto and return the measure to the aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
William J. Moran
F. W. S. Oliver
Moran
Oliver
License Bureau
Police Uniforms to Be Inspected After Inferior Cloth Found
Commissioner Bingham ordered an immediate review of police uniforms and equipment after discovering many outfits were made from inferior cloth and belts of poor material. Inspectors may face charges for approving substandard gear. Violators must replace flawed uniforms and gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Police Finger In Lawyer Eye After Grand Jury Run-In
Leonard A. Enitkin plans a civil suit against Police Inspector Herlihy claiming the inspector pushed him and jabbed his eye after Enitkin questioned Herlihy’s record. The incident occurred in the office of Assistant District Attorney Murphy when Sol Lichtenstein was subpoenaed to testify before the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard A. Enitkin
Herlihy
Snitkin
Murphy
Sol” Lichtenstein
Lichtenstein
Trust era marketmen face suits amid boycott row
Federal grand jury investigates a marketmen organization as commission firms including Henry Pape & Co and Papp Brothers & Co oppose a boycott. Firms claim marketmen planned price fixing to force outsiders from selling early. A. O. Brown & Co. bankruptcy discharge objections rise with seven lawyers filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Federal Grand Jury
United Fruit and Produce Association
Henry Pape & Co
W. J
S- H. Davenport
Olivit Brothers
Papp Brothers & Co
Murray Street
Henry Pape
John Buckle
Gansevoort Market Business Men's Association
David Dreyfuss
Harlem Market Fruit and Produce Trade Association
R. Gleichmann
Wallabout Market Protective Association
Marketmen
Wireless reports and marine notes from early dawn
The Kroonland was seen passing Nantucket screen at 11 am yesterday and is due to dock about 7 am today. The Kronprinzessin Cecilie, 383 miles east of Sandy Hook at 5 pm yesterday, expected to dock around noon today. Potsdam, 273 miles east of Sandy Hook yesterday at 5 pm, due to dock about 11 am today. The Friedrich der Grosse, 242 miles east of Sandy Hook at 9:30 pm yesterday, expected to dock about 5 pm today.
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Kroonland
Nantucket
Kronpringess
Cecilie
Sandy Hook
Potsdam
Friedrich der Grosse
Transpacific Mails Schedule and Destinations
Shipping bulletin lists near daily departures for transpacific routes from June 10 to June 30. Specifies destinations including Japan, Corea, China, Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii, Fiji, and various islands, with ships such as the Empress of India and Mariposa and timings mainly 6:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Japan
Corea
China
Tacoma
Ningchow
Australia
West
New Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Ihe Islands
Seattle
Minnesota
Ceylon
Mara
Philippine Islands
Hawaii
Philip— Pine Islands
San Francisco
Manchuria
New Zealand
Moan Islands
Clan Macinnis
Alameda
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Mariposa
Guam
U. S. Transport
Shipping News at Port of New York June 7 1909
Shipping arrivals list includes Proteus El Norte Chesapeake Amelia Nicholas Cunee Hugin Inveresk Hayama Alliance Barmudian Silva Saltwell Saramacca Brazos Idaho Minnewaska Carolina Krounland and others with passengers mail and cargo. Winds off Sandy Hook noted. several ships left quarantine and sailed for various destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Proteus
Hopner
New Orleans
Southern Pacific Co
Moise
el Norte
Maxson
Galveston
Chesapeake
Delano
Baltimore
Jamison
Port Morant
Atlantic Fruit Co
Nicholas Cunee
Nor
Jensen
Port Antonio
Cunee Importing Co
Hugin
Johannsson
Sagua
Seers Edge & Co
Panama R R Ss
Bar
Barmudian
McKenzie
Bermuda
E Waterbridge & Co
Silva
Ferguson
Nipe Bay
United Fruit Co
Saltwell
Shriff
Manzanillo
Porto Padre
Nipe
Munson Ss
Mase
Saramacca
van der Est
Paramaribo
Royal Dutch West India Mail
Long Branch
Brazos
Evans
Idaho
Loveridge
Hull
Sanderson , Son
Eeem
Minnewaska
Gates
London
Atlantic Transport Line
Carolina
Sargent
Aguadilla
Mayaguez
San Juan
New York and Terto Rico Se Co
Krounland
Berg
Moler
Antwerp
Dover
Red Star Line
Fire Island
Sandy Hook
Steamers at Foreign Ports June sailing list
Shipping notices list steamers sailing to New York and other ports in June. Vessels include Kazembe, Maranhaense, Prinzess Alice, Kaiser Wilhelm TI, Raglan Castle, Matoppo, Indrawadi, Pilst de Larrinaga, Oscar II, Vaderland, Caledonia, Arabic, Amerika, Grosser Kurfürst, La Savote, Pannon ia, Titian, Tagua, Atrato, and others with routes to Bordeaux, Singapore, Hong Kong, Copenhagen, Naples, Genoa, and more.
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Havre
Caroline
New York
Manila
Kazembe
Aden
Singapore
Para
Maranhense
Bri
Barbados
Cherbourg
Prinzess Alice
Ger
Chats
Bremen
Kaiser Wilhelm TI
Plymouth
Guiana
York
Rotterdam
Montevideo
Pilst de Larrinaga
Norfolk
Christiansand
Oscar II
Dan
Copenhagen
Dever
Vaderland
Berg
Antwerp
Glasgow
Caledonia
New Yor
Moville
Liverpool
Queenstown
Amerika
Hamburg
Southampton
Grosser Kurftrst
la Savote
Fiume
Pannonia
Derserara
Parima «Oro
Titian
Santee
New Kingston
Jem
Tagua
Colon
Atrato
Yokohama
Nverclyde
Yerkes Estate Suit Filed By Underground Electric Railways
The Underground Electric Railways Company (Ltd.) of London sues Louis S. Owsley as executor of Charles T. Yerkes. Central Trust Company and heirs Charles E. Yerkes and Bessie L. Rodinella are named defendants. The answer cites weak estate securities, disputed validity, and pledged collateral. The trust company may accept trusteeship. Mary Adelaide Yerkes occupies Fifth Avenue property with no title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust Company
Charles FE. Yerkes
Bessie L. Rodinella
Underground Electric Railways Company (Ltd
London
Louis S. Owsley
Charles T. Yerkes
United States
Charles E. Yerkes
Mr. Yerkes
Yerkes
Evanston
Inl
Philadelphia
Fifth Avenue
68Th Street
Mary Adelaide Yerkes
Assault in Gotham Theatre Sparks Scene on East 125th Street
Harsh confrontation broke out at a moving picture show on East 125th street when Burdick Decker was ordered out by usher Harry Maura. Madra allegedly struck Decker after a disturbance, leading to police arrest and detective investigation.
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Gotham
Madra
Decker
Baker
Leutenant
Gallagher
Vox
United Typotheta Plans Education Convention
Officers of the United Typotheta of America call for their annual convention in Detroit starting July 12. They expect votes on radical changes in procedure including a general educational plan for printing costs for employers. The New York Typothete sparked the idea amid trade disorganization and blind competition. Secretary Smith notes a current labor surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Typotheta of America
Detroit
New York
Smith
New York Typothets
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Jacob Rouss
Louis Grant
No. 9
Nassau Street
Rouss
Ringelman
Grant
Reuss
Pendleton
Gailerr
Black Hand
John R. Early
Kisser
Philadelphia Traction
Torrens Act
Title Company
Sol’ Lichtenstein
Inspector Herlihy
A. O. Brown & CO
Judge Hand
United States District Court
Marine Intelligence
Sanly Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Maracaibola
Traian Kroonland
Anterp
Red Star
Belize
Jose F. der Grosse
N. G
Savannah Chy
Atlanta
E Ward
Saratcea
Havana
Voltaire
Lamp & Holt
Atrat
Kingston
Retenia
Naples
Ard Kenig Albert
Gibraltar
G_Lloyd Italia lermo
Ay Traban EB Monte
Tenton
Duca Deg Abruszi
Napies
Verona
Cadiz
Antonio Lopez Haytre
G Lloyd
Kronprins
Quebec
Nieuw Am
Dam
Sa Nah
Savannah
America Ples
la Veloce
Aie Arapahoe
Jacksonville
Clyde - LA
Oceanic
White Star
Lusitante
Cunerd
G. de
Iroquois
Clyde
Colorado
Brallergenesee
Rio Grande
Mobile
Mallory
F’drich Wilhelm
Lloyd
la Provence
French
Monterey
Ward
Desterro
Hamb
Chester Exchange
Argentina
Norton
Scandam
Moltke
lamb-Am
Francipe di
Shipping News
Coppename
Demerary
Advance
Cristobal
Monroe
Yamuri
Progreso
Newport News
Passeo Cabraitar
Na d'Italia
Ital
Genoa
Duca di Genova
Perim
Tweedale
Semarang
Port Natal
Brow Head
Bristol
New Yorks
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
London Underground Railways
Mississippi
Ammerstein
Iroadway Thea
the Midnight Sens Broadway Mat
Blanche Ring
George Fawcert
M'W
John Ganton
Gillott
Bree Eis
Daly
Lew Fields
Jetterson de Angelis
ASTOR
Matinees
Ae ‘i
Hodge
Joe Weber
Rector
United Typotheta Plans Education
Empir Theatre
Bway
Garrige
We. Collier Hon
Hexito
Nickerbocker
Hudson the
West 44Th St
Ugg
Russel Oxfords
Racers Peer & Company
Broadway
Warren St. 13Th St
Eddy
Cabanaula
Marie Dressler
Der
New Amsterdam Theatre
Richard Carlos the
Gaiety
J.E. Dodson
Wes
MA Sens
Liber Theatre
Santauematie
Yulbanse Thompson
Robert Hilliard
Jardin de Paris
Taeataa Ziegfeld
Nora Bayes
Luna Park Coney Island
Greater Dreamland
Dreamland Restaurant
Pier
Blasco
Colonial Mat
Daily
Ee George Beran & CO
Pacles
Broderic Bond
Bantam
Avery & Hart, Chas F
Gus Edwards
Clayton White
Alham Marie Stuart
Tschernoffs Animale Mat
al Leech
MUSEE
Foidrome
OPEBS
Brooklyn Jockey Club
G4th St
Ave. Culver
Tran Atlantieve
L” Road
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