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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1906

Page

14

Murder Shock in The Bronx Ends in Questionable Leases

Police probe murder of Mrs. Alice D. Kinnan at her Bronx home. Suspects include Italian men. coroner questions Mrs. Kinnan’s mother Mrs. Stenton who may hold crucial information. Brooklyn resident Richard Kinnan, widower of the victim, to be examined. City records reveal disputed lease of Second Place property tied to Egan. authorities seek motive and ownership.

Alice D. Kinnan Bronx Louisa Stengen Iihe Park W. Gibson Prospect Park West Brookyn Sosel Stenton Richard Kinnean Husbard Price New Jersey Donald Undertaking Rooms 200Th Street Webster Avenue Edward Cripplet Bedford Park Presbyterian Church di Ciccio Brooklyn Second Piers Martin Egan Second Place Burton W. Gibson Nassau Street Stenton Shout Egon Kinnan Egan

Immigrants League Attacks Gardner-Dillingham Bill

A meeting of the Immigrants Protective League denounced the Gardner-Dillingham immigration bill as un-American. Speakers urged delaying the measure for a commission to study conditions, while calling on President Roosevelt and Speaker Cannon to withhold action. Notable voices included Edward Lauterbach and Congressman Bennet among others who condemned deportation and restrictions on immigrants.

Gardner-Dillingham New Immigrants’ Protective League Camel Union Roosevelt Cannon Forme Edward Lauterbach Wiliam §. Bennet Signor Scotti Marcos Provn Carl Hauser Joseph Barondess Dr. Alexandersky H. J. Reitd Bac

Metz Atter False Assessments in Tax Case

Metz reports an investigation found misrepresentations in the assessment for taxation granted to the Hungarian Synagogue Beth Hamedrosh Hagodol. He says the rear house served church and rabbi use, with rooms rented to J. Berkowitz for 1100 dollars. A suspect faces magistrate Moss today as Metz vows full legal action to curb potential reductions.

Metz Syna Beth Hamedrosh J. Berkowitz Istrate Moss Ted

Gas Case Preparations With Rate Fight Ahead

Defense and prosecutors push plans for summer testimony as Judge Lacombe eyes a special master. Key figures including John A. Shields, Burr, Mayer, and Hughes coordinate for the Consolidated Gas Company against city, county, and state gas commissions amid ongoing debates over the six cent or cent gas rate and related constitutional challenges.

Consolidated Gas Company Judge Lacombe United States Circuit Court Lacombe John A. Shields United Sates Burr Mayer Albany Charles E. Hughes Wall Street Emerson McMillin Allen B. Forbes Walton Clark Boston Boston Gas Canada Consolidated Pennsylvania Supreme Court Leventritt Alexander R. Grossman Nathan Cohn Central Trust Company New Amsterdam Gas Company District Attorney State Commission Taylor Howard 8. Gans New Amsterdam

Officer Under Arrest for Extortion at Fulton Street Bowling Alleys

Detective Sergeant James J. Duffy of Brooklyn Police Headquarters was arrested for attempt at extortion targeting Ehlers's bowling alleys on Fulton street. He allegedly sought 25 dollars weekly protection after borrowing ten dollars from manager Thomas Clark, who reported to proprietor Ehlers and Captain Shaw. Marked bills were used. Duffy was captured at about 8:30 pm with the marked money and taken into custody by Captain Shaw and two patrolmen. Bail not yet set. to be examined at Adams Street police court today.

James J. Duffy Brooklyn Ehlers Fulton Street Thomas Clark Clark Duffy Captain Shaw Mahon Carberry Adams Street

James McCreery Linen Room Catalog Item List

A partial catalog entry from James McCreery & Co lists linen goods on the 2nd floor including fine double Damask table cloths in various sizes, hemmed Huck or Crepe Towels, hemstitched bath towels, ruffled muslin pillow shams, and odd dozens of napkins with prices per dozen or pair.

Augustine Corsets and 95c Shirtwaist Extenders Ad

Corsets made of coutil with high bust long hip and tapering waist line supporters attached 95c shirtwaist extenders of dotted Swiss and embroidered lawn ruffles valued 1.50 Cc B. a la Spirite Corsets offered in many shapes including Princess gowns made of fine Batiste Coutil and fancy silk Broche located on Twenty third Street.

Augustine

Seaside Park Site Study Ties City to Oceanfront Options

The Board of Estimate committee debated sites for a seaside park and convalescent home for the poor. Long Beach and Rockaway Point emerged as favored locations, with Long Island Railroad President Peters noting fare adjustments and Jamaica Bay trestle work if needed. stakeholders from Morgenthau firm and Children’s Aid Society supported expanding seaside lands, while one member opposed large parks.

Board of Estimate Peters Long Island Railroad Long Beach Rockaway Point Rockaway Beniging Metz Jamaica Bay Henry M. Morgenthau Ocean Front WH. Hill Children’s Aid Society Staten Island John O'Donnell

Wheat Acreage Gain and Crop Prospects Report

Washington reports from June 11 show spring wheat sown at about 17.989 million acres, up 38 thousand acres from last year. Oats total around 27.678 million, barley and rye conditions and acreages are listed, with winter wheat at 8. and a projected winter wheat crop near 414.722 million bushels versus prior estimates and last year.

Washington Crop Reporting Board Bureau of Statistics Department of Agriculture Henry Heinzer New York Produce Exchange

Kelsey backs Seaside Park in Rockaway project

Frederick W. Kelsey former Essex County Park Commissioner says supporters of Rockaway Beach Park provide public service. He favors transit links and fair price for property, arguing a large marine park with ocean frontage is vital to New York City's park system and future growth.

Orange N. J Frederick W. Kelsey Essex County Rockaway Beach Park Coney Island Rockaway Seashore

Brooklyn Party Stranded at Jamaica Bay Sandbar

Four Brooklyn residents Robert E. Morrison a surveyor at 179 Van Buren St his sister Ethel Louis Jennings of 1% Van Buren St and Miss Ethel Hallan of 130 Hart St were held in an open boat on a Jamaica Bay sandbar since Sunday morning. They drifted home yesterday afternoon soaked by rain and burned by sun after their 18 foot catboat ran aground near Rockaway. They had little to eat except a few clams.

Jamaica Baye Robert E. Morrison van Buren Street Ethel Louis Jennings Ethel Hallan Hart Street Bogel's Pier Bergen Beach Rockaway

Red Cross Clarifies New York Hospital Affiliation

The New York State branch of the American National Red Cross announced yesterday that the New York Red Cross Hospital at 10th Street and Central Park West has no connection with the American National Red Cross. The hospital operates as a private corporation.

New York State American National Red Cross New York

Advertisement Notice for Desirable Rooms Directory

Single insertions priced at five cents per line. Sixteen words seven times consecutively costs one dollar, granting fourteen days of room entries in The Tribune’s Directory of Desirable Rooms. Write for circular.

Tribune

Manual of Statistics Out Twenty Eighth Annual Issue

The twenty eighth annual issue of The Manual of Statistics has appeared, offering full and compact information on railroad and industrial corporations, the queens for securities in New York, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia and other markets, and com.

Manual of Statistics Queens For New York Boston Hicago Philadelphia Com

Dreamland to stage San Francisco panoramic city tale

Dreamland opens Saturday with a grand panoramic drama titled San Francisco including the story of the city by the Golden Gate. The production employs several hundred people and centers on Henry Lee who conceived the show with Lawrence Marsden directing rehearsals.

San Francisco Dreamland Golden Gate Henry Lee Lawrence Marsden

Fine Embroidered Fabrics and Linens at Seasonal Prices

Readable fragments show a catalog of embroidered taffetas and silks with contrasting figures priced around .49 to .59. Imported linens and plain scrims note discounts and wide assortments from fine corded zephyrs to Organdie and Jaconet fabrics.

WS Ct Organdie Lisse

Extra Values in Summer Silks and Damask Sets

Prices and selections from a dry goods sale feature silk foulards chiffons pongees and taffetas in light and dark shades. Satin damask table linens napkins and fine damask sets are discounted with multiple sizes and patterns listed, highlighting value and color range.

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