Police raid on West Seventeenth street poolroom leads to mass arrest
Inspector Thompson and Captain Moynihan led a raid on a two floor poolroom at 43 24 West Seventeenth street. Five men and twenty eight women were arrested and transported to police stations. Proprieties included Antonio Lampel and Joseph Meyers. The raid uncovered betting and telegraph tools along with 387 in cash and a 7 check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seventeenth-st
Inspector Thompson
Moynihan
West Twentieth-st
John Martin
No. 7
East One
Robert Smith
East Eighteenth St
Daniel Mullens
Eighth-ave
Antonio Lampel
Colonial Hotel
Joseph Meyers
West Twentieth St
Mercer St
Latonia
Meyers
Thompson
Lynch
West Thirty-seven
Ai-Si Station
Brooklyn
Stars and Latonia
West Seventeenth St
No. 243
Owever
Inter Thompson
Pbey
Moynihans
Stamp Clerk Confesses to Using Washed Internal Revenue Stamps
Landon T. Davies, employed as a stamp clerk at Kissam, Whitney & Co., bankers, was arrested by Revenue Agent Thompson and Deputy Internal Revenue Collector James E. Taylor. Davies admitted using washed stamps on contracts for about six months, was arraigned before United States Commissioner Shields, waived examination, and is held on 2500 bail. He claimed stamps came from a street boy and that he paid cents on the dollar for washed stamps. searches found value on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon T. Davies
Kissam, Whitney & Co
No. 17
Broadst
Thompson
Internal Revenue
James E. Taylor
Davies
United States
Shields
Ives
East Houston St
Brooklyn
Seemae
Ken Davies
Boy Testifies Against Father in Divorce Suit
In the Supreme Court Justice Russell granted a limited divorce to Fannie Caldwell from Thomas Caldwell after their thirteen year old son William Harold Caldwell testified for his mother. The couple married in February 1888 and had separated twice, with Mrs Caldwell alleging intoxication and abuse by her husband. Caldwell denied cruelty, claiming disputes over her daily activities while he worked as a bank bookkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Russell
Supreme Court
Fannie
Caldwell
Thomas Caldwell
William Harold Caldwell
Russell
Caldwells
Broadst
Octogenarian Merritt freed in Harlem Court discharge
John H. Merritt eighty one of East 125th Street was arraigned for non support after forty nine years of marriage. His wife had him arrested last week. She had previously won two Washington avenue parcels valued at 4060 each with mortgage of 208. Magistrate Meade ordered Merritt to pay weekly support before releasing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Merritt
East
Harlem
Merritt
Washington-ave
J. C. Julius Lang- Bein
Meade
German American Republican Club Formed in XVth District
The German Republicans of the XVth Congress District met at the Union Republican Clubhouse No 221 East One hundred fourth Street and organized the German American Republican Club. Lobischiner elected temporary chairman and Adolph Caspari temporary secretary. Many members enrolled and a future meeting was set for tomorrow evening to form a permanent organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xvth Congress District
Union Republican
East
Mil Lobischiner
Iman
Adolph Caspari
Forged City Clerk Check Charged to Park & Tilford’s
City Clerk P. J. Scully's name was forged on a $12 check sent to Park & Tilford's for cigars. A messenger delivered the box, cashed the check, and the cigars were received. Scully kept the cigars and began an inquiry but cannot identify the forger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Scully
Park & Tilford’s
No Alimony Denied in Ward Separation Suit
Justice Smyth denied Mrs. Victorine Ward a $5000 counsel fee and $200 a month alimony while pursuing a separation from Eber Brock Ward. The court noted questions of jurisdiction and residence, with Ward described as France born and not a state resident, while Ward's finances and assets suggested limited likelihood of the suit's success.
Grain Fire Destroys 125000 Bushels and Two Buildings
Fire at George E. Ketcham & Co. grain facility on West End Avenue consumed 125000 bushels of grain and bran and two five story brick buildings, causing an estimated 140000 in losses with 76000 insured. No injuries reported as flames trapped workers and walls collapsed during the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Ketcham & Co
West End Ave
Harry Butler
New York Central
New Yorker
Zephar Mills
William Ketcham
Whyland Charged With Disorderly Conduct In Harlem Court
William P Whyland twenty nine son of Thurber Whyland & Co faced disorderly conduct charges in Harlem Police Court after returning home drunk at 2 am causing a disturbance. He was held on sixty bail for examination and later granted release to visit his dying mother after talks between Justices Worcester and Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam P. Whyland
Thurber, Whyland & Co
West Broadway and
Readest
Harlem
Francis J. Worcester
West One Hundred-And-Forty-Fourth-St
Young Whyland
Worcester
Meade
Whyland
Woman Held on Homicide Charge After Lamp Incident
A boarding house keeper, Mrs. Kate Schuman of 215 East Seventy sixth street, is arraigned on homicide after a lamp was hurled at Mrs. Kate Karenberg. Karenberg died from burns at Presbyterian Hospital. her husband Henry remains critical. Officer McNierney, injured trying to douse the flames, testified at Yorkville Court. Seven boarders were arrested amid reports of drunken disorder after the incident. Two suspects, William Dunn and Thomas Coyle, are linked to a prior soda water theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Schuman
East Seventy-sixth St
Kate Karenberg
Henry
Russian Finance Representative Sails for New York Visit
Wall Street showed mild interest in a report that M. Rothstein of St. Petersburg, a representative of the Russian Minister of Finance, called on downtown financiers to discuss preliminaries for a government loan. The banking president declined to confirm the meeting, noting such negotiations seemed doubtful now. Cable dispatches a week earlier placed Rothstein in London and about to sail for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
M. Rothstein
St. Petersburg
London
New York
Meeting of the Presbytery in New York City
The Presbytery of New York met in the chapel of First Presbyterian Church in Manhattan. Commissioners returning from the General Assembly in St. Louis reported attendance. Joseph McInnis was ordained an evangelist and licensed to preach. He accepted a call to a Congregational church at Tuckahoe. Walter Campbell, a Princeton Seminary student, was taken under care as a candidate for the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery
New York
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth-ave
Eleventh-st
General Assembly
St. Louis
Joseph McInnis
McInnis
Tuckahoe
Walter Campbell
Princeton Semtary
Opposition to saloon licenses by Riverside and Morningside
The Riverside and Morningside Heights Association protested to the Police Board against granting a saloon license to Edward B. Webber at 2871 Broadway, between 111th and 125th streets. They claim license revocation proceedings are pending. Nearby residents also opposed licensing a concert hall at 125th Street and Seventh Avenue amid rumors Akron would move his Th Was Soins to that location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Morningside Heights
Two Drown In Hell Gate Collision At East River
Three men hired a skiff at Astoria and drifted toward the Long Island shore when the swell from the Bowery Bay ferryboat knocked the skiff over. Two men disappeared in the current. James Mulvaney was rescued and identified. Michael Plunkett was one of the companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell Gate
Bowery Bay
Astoria
Long Island
John Donnelly
Hell Gate Light
Seventy-fourth Precinct
James Mulvaney
Wellingst
Michael Plunkett
Grand-ave
Plunkett
Italian Dies in Saloon Knife Fight on Grand St
Thomas Rocco of Prospect Place dies after a noon saloon fight at 630 Grand St. Joseph Paints, 37, of unknown address, is arrested for homicide. Rocco entered wielding a club, argued with Caimane, and was fatally stabbed after a close contest. Caimane faces arraignment at Grant St police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 630 Grandst
Thomas Rocco
No. 402
Prospect Place
Joseph Paints
Rocco
Caimane
Grant St
James P Bennett Dead At Eighty Eight In White Stone
James P Bennett died at his daughter Mrs William H Harrigan’s home in White Stone on Sunday aged eighty eight. He served thirty eight years with the fire department of the city, twenty in the detective force. He leaves three sons William H Charles S and Samuel Bennett and one daughter. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Bennett
William H. Harrigan
Whitestone
Fife
William H
Charles S
Samuel Bennett
Deaths on Long Island Rev William J Hamilton
The funeral of the Rev William J Hamilton assistant rector of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy Debevoise Place near De Kalbave will take place. He died Saturday at his home 14539 Jefferson Ave after a year long illness from dropsy. He was an altar boy at St Francis Xavier and graduated top of his class before studying at the Grandee of Montreal. Seventeen years ago he was ordained and served first at St Anthony's Greenpoint and for four years at Our Lady of Mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hamilton
Church of Our Lady of Mercy
Debevoise Place
de Kalbave
Father Hamilton
Jefferson-ave
Father Malone
St. Francis Xavier's
Grand Eer
Montreal
St. Anthony's Church
Greenpoint
Banjo Player Charles T. Plummer Dies at 64
Charles T. Plummer 64 a known Eastern District banjo player who once performed in vaudeville and Tony Pastor's company died Sunday night at 177 Division Ave from a mix of diseases. He served earlier at the Navy Yard and belonged to several fraternal groups including the Montauk Tribe of Red Men. Funeral will be held at his home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Plummer
Tony Pastors
Dide
Division Ave
Mr. Plummer
Navy Yard
Montauk Tribe
Order of Red Men
Damage at Newport torpedo boat Dupont and yard upgrades
Officers say repairs to the Dupont will take at least six weeks after she struck the Newport quay. The bow is bent eight feet. A court martial may be convened to determine responsibility. Paymaster Jackson to Cavité to manage naval storehouse. Brooklyn Navy Yard reports immediate work on authorized improvements including Building No. 8 changes, sewers, paving, and a $100,000 fire protection system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
DupOnt
Newport
Bowles
Jackson
Cavité
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Congress
Cob
Pele
Cornerstone Laying Postponed for County Courthouse
Mineola Long Island June 11 The cornerstone laying for the new county courthouse scheduled for Wednesday June 20 during the Queens Nassau Agricultural Society summer fair has been abandoned by the Board of Supervisors Governor Roosevelt may be invited to lay no stone and date will be left to his discretion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Long Island
Queens-Nassau Agricultural Society
Board of Supervisors
Roosevelt
Memorial Tablet for Dr Hoagland Placed at L I College Lab
A large bronze memorial tablet for Dr Cornelius N Hoagland is installed in the Hoagland laboratory at Henry and Pacific streets. The gift comes from the physicians of Long Island College Hospital and the design is by J Scott Hartley with a bass relief bust of Dr Hoagland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius N. Hoagland
Hoagland Laboratory
Henry and Pacific Sts
Physicians of
Long Island College Hospital
J. Scott Hartley
Dr. Hoagland
Enumeration in Brooklyn Census Districts Nearing Finish
The enumeration of sixteen census districts in Brooklyn under Walter B. Atterbury is done with 88 districts still awaiting reports. Agents are performing well and officials expect completion by next Saturday night. No complaints have been received against any enumerators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Atterbury
Franklin Trust Co Names New Secretary at Brooklyn
Gates D. Fahnestock former general agent of Empire Transportation Co with Seattle ties to be installed as secretary of the Franklin Trust Company at Brooklyn this morning. He succeeds James R. Cowin who resigned after long service since 1892 at 119 State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates D. Fahnestock
Empire Transportation Company
Seattle
Franklin Trust Sataerts
Brooklyn
James R. Cowin
State St
Cowling
Franklin Trust Company
Builder Beidler Dies After Ill Health Struggle
John V. Beidler a 68 year old builder of No 13 Glenmoreave shot himself with an .82 caliber revolver in his mouth yesterday after a nine year battle with kidney trouble. He died shortly after the self inflicted blasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Beidler
No.13
Glenmoreave
Sculptor's Suicide Follows Wife's Death
Despondent over the death of his second wife Holger Boeck a 38 year old sculptor committed suicide yesterday morning by swallowing prussic acid at his brother in law Saren Bader’s home located at 310 First street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holger Boeck
Saren Bader
First-st
Drowned Man Identified as Chief Engineer Olsen
The body found off Coney Island on Sunday morning was identified as Thomas Olsen, chief engineer of the steam ship Tecnico, now at Pier No. 14, East River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Thomas Olsen
Tecnico
East River
Eastern District Sabbath School Association Marks 39th Anniversary
The Eastern District Sabbath School Association held its thirty ninth anniversary meeting at the New England Congregational Church in South Ninth Street. Reports showed forty schools in the association with 14 28 scholars and 1 438 teachers. treasurer noted the collections for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern District Sabbath School Association
New England Congregational Church
South Ninth-st
Packer Girls Graduate at Brooklyn Institute Chapel
In the chapel of Packer Institute Brooklyn the class of 1900 held its graduation Exercises with flowers and representative locals in attendance. The program included songs and readings by M B Foster B Bates Benedict Allen Crittenden and others, with H J Campbell delivering the valedictory and Dr Truman Backus presenting diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packer Institute
Brooklyn
M. B. Foster
Bessie M. Bates
R. Jennings
William Morris
Susan D. Benedict
H. J. Campbell
Inez Mw Allen
Margaret S. Crittenden
Isabel N. Atterbury
Dr. Truman Jr. Backus
Clara Belle Adams
Inez May Allen
Esther Town Andrews
Emily Ashforth
Isabel Newton Atterbury
Madeleine Heamer Baker
Hessie Malena Bates
Minnie Edna Bates
Susan Dupuy Benedict
Edith Buell Brown
Camilla Lucy Bryant
Adéle Henrietta Bull
Leila Chapin
Agnes Cowing
Margaret Stuart Crittenden
Eleanor Louise Darling
Sarah Trowbridge Day
Alice Elizabeth Dougherty
Elizabeth Patterson Kurt
Frances Elizabeth Fraser
Elsie Fuller
Edith H. Goldbers
Frances Ford Hardy
Anne Hunter
Liberta Henrietta Jahn
Lear—Tificate
Ing Packer
Motorman Held After Bergen Street Car Fatality
James Duffy of 67 Reid avenue contends Peter F. O Reilly was killed and moved to the tracks after being run down by a Marcy avenue car. O Reillys father, P J O Reilly, suspects murder while the Grand Avenue precinct doubts the theory. Duffy was bound over in 2500 bail. conductor Charles Smith faced charges for reckless speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Duffy
Reid-ave
Marcy-ave
Peter F. O'Reiley
Bergenst
Franklin-ave
O’reilley
P. J. O’reilley
Peter
Grand Ave
Duffy
Steers
Grantst
Charles Smith
Foc
P. J. O'Reilley
Heroic Rescue Of Three Men In Long Island Sloop Capsize
A sloop capsized off Idlesleigh near Great Neck early yesterday. Three young men aboard were rescued by rowers from City Island. Survivors, revived after exhaustion, returned to New York homes. One identified as son of School Commissioner Russ and owner of the boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Neck
Long Island
Idlesleigh
William H. Arnold
City Island
New York
Russ
Patrolman Schroeder Injured by Picnickers in Astoria
Patrolman Julius Schroeder of the Seventy-fourth Precinct was punched and kicked until senseless by picnickers said to be Arnetta Social Club members from Manhattan's East Side. He appeared in court to prosecute six men arrested. all were held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Schroeder
Seventy-fourth Precinct
Astoria
Arnetta
Manhattan
Railroad Stations Robbed on Long Island
Thieves broke into the Glen Cove and Old Northport Long Island Railroad Stations late and early respectively on June 11. In Glen Cove they took only a small sum from candy slot machines. Northport burglars stole express goods and the slot machine contents, and entered J. H. Stansbury’s grocery on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Cove
Long Island
Northport
Old Northport
J. H. Stansbury
East Main St
May Increase Scope of Library at Long Island History Society
At a June 21 special meeting the Long Island Historical Society will review a plan to widen the library scope to include general and historical subjects. The proposal aims to foster books and papers, lectures, and possibly publications, while promoting the arts and collecting paintings, engravings, statuary, bronzes, and other art objects for preservation and exhibition. The idea was discussed a year ago but proved infeasible then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Historical Society
Faulty Rivets Delay East River Bridge Towers
O F Nichols assistant engineer in charge said twenty tons of rivets were rejected as faulty delaying final completion of the East River Bridge towers. He estimated towers will be completed by August and contractors were told to suspend top material raising until columns below the roadway are riveted. A new rivet supply is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Nichols
East River
Mr. Nichols
Diphtheria Fight Spreads Through Brooklyn Tenements
Health Department units with fumigating apparatus moved into Italian tenement houses on Skillman Avenue near Union Avenue to curb an outbreak. Officials will enforce building codes as owners comply with the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department of
Brooklyn
Skillman-ave
Union-ave
May Call a Storrs Statue Meeting
Edward M. Grout president of the Borough of Brooklyn said he would call a citizens meeting to discuss erecting a statue in memory of Rev Dr. Richard Storrs once convinced a sizeable group of representative borough leaders favor the project. He added he personally favored the idea and believed citizens should act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Grout
Borough of
Brooklyn
Richard 8. Storrs
Mr. Grout
Centenarian Mrs Denehan Dead at 100 in New York
Mrs Mary Denehan died Saturday at her home 343 Fifteenth Street aged 100 years and two months. Funeral at Church of St John the Evangelist this morning. Born Rathmore Edendery Kings County Ireland she came to the United States at age thirty. She leaves one daughter Mrs Mary Boylan of Evergreens Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Denehan
Fifteenth St
St. John the Evangelist
Coffey Appeal Progresses in Kings County Dems Case
The Court of Appeals will hear Senator Michael L Coffey's bid for reinstatement to the Kings County Democratic Committee in Saratoga tomorrow. Lawyer Isaac M Kapper and Luke L Stapleton will represent Coffey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Michael L Coffey
Kings County Democratic Committee
Saratoga
Isaac M. Kapper
Luke L. Stapleton
Coffey
Cruelty Charge Arises Over Housekeeper's Children
In Babylon on June 11 Justice Cooper issued a warrant for Treadwell Wood a colored man charged with gross cruelty to three children of his housekeeper. He allegedly held their hands against heated stones until flesh blistered. Authorities say they will arrest him soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babylon
Long Island
Atlantic City Republicans plan parade in Philadelphia
About one hundred Atlantic City residents will join a Philadelphia parade the night before the Republican National Convention. They will be notable for silk hats, black clothes, and the Italian Marine Band leading the procession. Congressman Gardner will be near the head as election returns come in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Gardner
Union
Nid
Business Sessions of the Synod Report Foreign Missions
The General Synod of the Reformed Church in America resumed sessions in Asbury Park. The sixty eighth annual Foreign Missions report shows $116 495 spent last year with 23 missionary stations 230 out stations 35 missionaries 57 assistant missionaries 39 churches and 4 597 communicants. The church operates six hospitals and dispensaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
General Synod of the Reformed Church In America
Board of Foreign Missions
Doctor Narrowly Escapes Electrocution At West End Hotel
Dr. Eugene Ripley, former owner of the West End Hotel in Asbury Park, was badly burned and briefly unconscious after grabbing a live wire while replacing a fuse for the hotel elevator. His face was burned black and doctors fear lifelong scars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Eugene 8. Ripley
West End
Mortgage to Morton Trust Company Recorded in Plainfield
A $500000 mortgage for forty years, issued by Plainfield Gas and Electric Light Company, is recorded in Elizabeth. Five hundred bonds of $1000, in gold coin, at 5 percent interest, secure the loan. Signed by Levi P. Morton and Francis of Morton Trust Company and G Runkle and J C Pope of the gas and electric firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Morton Trust Company
New York
Plainfield Gas and Electric Light Company
Levi P. Morton
Francis
The
Trust Company
G. Runkle
J. C. Pope
the Gas and Electric Company
Artisans Win Eight Hour Day For Builders In Plainfield
Plainfield June 11 Special The eight hour day for artisans in building trades is assured with the Painters and Decorators' Union last to approve. Boss painters nearly all agree and the shorter day starts August 1. Pay remains 260 a day though other trades like plumbers tinners masons and carpenters already work eight hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Painters and Decorators
Trolley Line Work Halts Over Bridge Crossing
Plainfield June 11 Special. The Riker Hine trolley syndicate building a cross county line from Westfield to Rahway stalls at Picton. Promoters refuse an overhead bridge to cross Lehigh Valley tracks and Lehigh Valley Railroad officials will not allow a grade crossing under any circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Riker-Hine Trolley Syndicate
Westfield
Rahway
Picton
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Comyan
Lehigh
Montclair Picnic To Aid New York Poor In Summer Series
Two hundred mothers and children from the Gospel Settlement in New York City will be brought to Upper Montclair on Wednesday for a picnic in the Da Cunha woods. Mrs. Sarah Bird leads the effort and the event begins a weekly summer program if funds allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
New York City
Sarah Bird
Upper Montclair
da Cunha Woods
New York
Drowned at Cheesequakes Creek Near Matawan
George Geyer eighteen son of G J Geyer farmer near Matawan was drowned while bathing in Cheesequakes Creek. A group of young men heard his cry for help but could not save him before his body was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matawan
George Geyer
G. J. Geyer
Cheesequakesa Creek
Geyer
Is Commons
Polygamy in Newark Leaves Census Taker Stunned
A Newark man in The Hill area reportedly maintains two living wives in the United States and a domestic history of marriage to a German woman from twenty years past. He says he split wages equally between both wives, each with children, after meeting the second wife while in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Smith
Dretchen
Frieda
Germany
Supreme Court Decisions Involving Bank Tax and Service
The Supreme Court rules Mechanics' National Bank of Trenton may tax shares at market value using assets including non taxable securities in calculating assessable value. It also voids service on the Mary land engineer for the New York New Haven and Hartford case. Disbarment actions against Major Carl Lentz and Joseph Noonan are dismissed.
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Trenton
Justice Dixon
Supreme Court
Mechanics’ National Bank of
New-York, New Haven and Hartford Railway Company
Maryland
Charles F. Carroll
New Haven
Jersey City
Harlem
Carl Lentz
Newark
Joseph Noonan
Alexander Simpson
Diam
Cruel Treatment Alleged in Paterson Child Case
In Paterson on June 11 special officers investigate claims of cruelty to 12 year old Guaste Krouskof of Ridgewood. The girl says aunt Augusta Huttermeyer beat her with chair rungs and fence rails and starved her, while winter snow shoveling without shoes was forced. Huttermeyer denies the charges. her daughter corroborates the tale and says she suffered similar abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huttermeyer
Krouskof
New Jersey Supreme Court Rules Plank Road Toll Free
The court's quo warranto ruling favors the Newark plank road toll manufacturer plaintiffs by ending toll collection after February 1890 when the charter expired. The decision sustains the Court of Errors on appeal and will wind up the Plank Road Company, making the road free to the public after years of contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Supreme Court
Newark
Grey
Newark Plank Road Company
Plank Road Company
New York and New Jersey Telephone seeks 50 year city franchise
Elizabeth June 11 Special The New York and New Jersey Telephone Company offers to pay 37 a mile for street use to lay a conduit. It will supply the city with 25 free telephones for official business and provide free service to the Police Department within a twenty mile radius. The franchise sought is for fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
New York
President McKinley Criticised Over Paris Exposition Barroom
Ocean Grove June 11 Special ministers from the New Brunswick district denounced President McKinley for allowing a barroom at the United States Building at the Paris Exposition. A clergyman argued he could have blocked it as easily as closing the Government Building on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Grove
New Brunswick
McKinley
United States
Women to Take Jobs as Coremakers at Atha and Newark
The steel firm Atha & Co. Newark plans to employ women as coremakers. It nets about thirty men at coremaking with daily wages from $1.50 to $2.50. Women expected to handle small cores faster and better, while men remain for large work. Previous experiments with women coremakers occurred years ago in Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atha & Co
Newark
Elizabeth
Jersey City Mayor Invites Boer Envoys
Mayor Hoos of Jersey City invited Boer envoys to visit. they reply with regrets and decline the invitation while urging continued interest in their righteous cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoos
Jersey City
Bank President Backs $4 Million Park Plan in Hudson County
Edward F. C. Young, president of the First National Bank of Jersey City and longtime Hudson County political figure, advocates spending $4,000,000 on two county parks located in Bayonne and North Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. C. Young
First National Bank of
Jersey City
Hudson County
Bayonne
North Hudson
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