Kinan Case Focuses on Murder Mystery in The Bronx
The police still have no leads on the murder of Mrs. Ales Kinnan last Saturday in The Bronx. Coroner and detectives question Mrs. Stenton, widow Brenton, and the Kinnan family while six Italians held as possible suspects provide conflicting statements. Financial and property ties surface, linking No. 11 Second Place and a Brooklyn house leased to Martin Egan, with questions about taxation and title transfers amid the unresolved case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ales
D. Kinnan
Bronx
Louisa Stengen
Hemane
Borie W. Gibson
Prospect Park West
Pranklyn
Sol
Brenton
Ricard Kinnan
Captain Price
New Jersey
Tim
Phy
Price
Oe Stenton
Donald
Richard Kinnon
200Th Street
Wetever Avenue
Edward Crippler
Bedford Park Presbyterian Church
Stenton
Kiener
Francesco di Ciccio
East 1H
Carmine Vario
Third Avenue
Ano J&k Street
Westchester
McDonald
Ciccio
Kinnan
Brooklyn
Teach
No. 11
Martin Egan
Martin Egan, of No.2
Burton Wolli
Gibson
Immigrants' League Attacks Gardner-Dillingham Bill
At Cooper Union the Immigrants Protective League denounced the Gardner-Dillingham immigration bill as un American and urged President Roosevelt and Speaker Cannon to delay action pending a federal commission inquiry. Notable speakers included Edward Lauterbach William S Bennet Signor Scotti and others who charged the measure would harm immigrants and echo prejudiced policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Immigrants’ Protective League
Cooper Union
Uy Sill
Rowevelt
Cannon
Edward Lauterbach
Wiliam S Bennet
Signor Scott
Lauter
Metz Atter False Assessments Contested by City Official
City Controller Metz accuses party led by Leopold Braun of submitting false tax claims and misrepresentations in assessing property. He cites a rear house used by clergy and tenants, leased space to J. Berkowitz for 1100 a year, and says the case will proceed before Magistrate Moss. He vows to prosecute all related cases fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortroler Meu
Beth Hamedrosh
H Estiestion
Metz
Merit
J. Berkowitz
Istrate Mossa
Wr Metz
Gas Case Prepares for 80-Cent Rate Fight This Summer
Lawyers for Consolidated Gas Company, the city, county, and state gas commissions push case prep ahead of a summer hearing after Judge Lacombe's opinion. A special master may be appointed for testimony in the fall trial. Attorneys Mayer Hughes and Gans file responses. Wall Street affidavits argue industrial bonds pay higher returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Gas Company
Judge Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Lacombe
John A. Shields
United States
Burr
Mayer
Albany
Charles E. Hughes
Wall Street
Emerson McMillin
Allen B. Forbes
Walton Clerk
Boston
Boston Gas
Canada
Consolidated
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Leventritt
Alexander R. Grossman
Nathan Cohn
Central Trust Company
New Amsterdam Gas Company
District Attorney
State Gas Commission
Taylor
Howard
Officer Under Arrest For Attempted Extortion At Fulton Alleys
Detective Sergeant James J. Duffy of Brooklyn Police Headquarters was arrested after attempting to extort money from Ehlers's bowling alleys on Fulton Street. He allegedly asked for 25 dollars a week to "protect" the business, supplying marked bills to the proprietor, and was captured with the marked cash by Captain Shaw and officers. He faces an Adams Street police court examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Duffy
Brooklyn
Ehlers
Fulton Street
Thomas Clark
Clark
Duffy
Captain Shaw
Mahon
Carberry
Adams Street
James McCreery Linen Room Damask Table Cloths Ad
James McCreery Co linen room offers fine double damask table cloths 2x2 yards at 3.45 and 4.55, 2x22 yard hems, hemmed Huck or Crepe towels 1.50 per dozen, hemstitched bath towels 21x41 inches at 2.75, ruffled muslin pillow shams 1.55 2.00 2.50 per pair, odd napkins 20x20 inches 2.00 per dozen, fine Irish damask 25x25 inches 2.60 at.
Augustine Corsets and Adornments by James McCreery Co
Corsets made of coutil with high bust long hip tapering waist designs and attached supporters. Shirtwaist extenders in dotted Swiss and embroidered lawn ruffles. Brassieres in fine batiste trimmed with valenciennes lace and insertion. C. E. a la Spirite Corsets offered in various shapes including Princess gowns, using fine Batiste Coutil silk broche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine
C. E
Seaside Park Site Discussed by City Board
The Board of Estimate committee on a seaside park and convalescent home met at City Hall with Long Island Railroad President Peters outlining favored sites at Long Beach and Rockaway Point. Morgenthau offered land for sale at Long Beach, and Childrens Aid Society proposed combining Sea Breeze Coney Island land for a seaside park and convalescent facilities. The group postponed a decision, planning a Rockaway rail visit, while Staten Island backed a Great Kills park and O'Donnell opposed large parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Estimate
Peters
Long Island Railroad
Long Beach
Rockaway Point
Rockaway
Metz
Jamaica Bay
Henry M. Morgenthau
Ocean Front
WH. Hill
Children’s Aid Society
Staten Island
John O'Donnell
Wheat Acreage Gain From June Reports
The crop reporting board reports spring wheat sown at about 17,989,000 acres, up 0.2 percent from last year. Oats total 27,675,000 acres, down 1.3 percent. Winter wheat area, barley, rye and tonnage figures cited show varied conditions with bushel estimates of winter wheat at 414,722,000 and spring wheat at 298,617,000 for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Heinzer
New York Produce Exchange
Kelsey backs Seaside Park as vital city asset
Frederick W. Kelsey former Essex County Park Commissioner urged support for Rockaway Beach Park in Seaside Park New Jersey stressing transit access and quick, cheap beach reach. He argued a large marine park with ocean frontage would greatly benefit the city, warning delay harms public needs and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N. J
Frederick W. Kelsey
Essex County
Rockaway Beach Park
Coney Island
Rockaway Seashore
Catboat Trip Ends With Stranded Party at Rockaway
Four Brooklyn residents including Robert E. Morrison and sister Ethel were held prisoners in an open boat on Jamaica Bay after their 18 foot catboat struck sand near Rockaway on Sunday. They returned home yesterday afternoon, sunburned and drenched after a weekend soggy voyage with minimal provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica Bay Eandbar
Robert E. Morrison
van Buren Street
Ethel
Louis Jennings
Ethel Hallan
Hart Street
Bogel
Red Cross Clarifies NY Hospital Status
The New York State branch of the American National Red Cross announced yesterday that the New York Red Cross Hospital located at 19th Street and Central Park West has no connection with the American National Red Cross. The hospital is a private corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
American National Red Cross
New York
Directory Ad Offer for Desirable Rooms Listing
Classified notice stating single insertions at five cents per line and sixteen words seven times for a dollar to place rooms in The Tribune directory for fourteen days and to write for circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Manual of Statistics Out The Twenty Eighth Annual Issue
The twenty eighth annual issue presents full and compact information on railroad and industrial corporations the securities qustereas in major markets including New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia and more with data of the era in concise form
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manual of Statistics
Qustereas
New York
Boston
Hicago
Philadelphia
Com
San Francisco Panorama Opens at Dreamland Beach
Dreamland hosts a lavish panoramic drama titled San Francisco. The production features hundreds of workers and traces the city from its inception under the creation of Henry Lee with rehearsals led by Lawrence Marsden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Dreamland
Golden Gate
Henry Lee
Lawrence Marsden
French Emb'd Fabrics and Linens at Reduced Prices
A long list of textiles including Emb'd Taffetas and Taffeta Checks, linens, zephyrs, madras and muslin fabrics offered with marked discounts. Styles cover silks, laces, dimities, satins, ginghams, voiles, organdies, and lawns with diverse patterns from plain to figures, many at percent markdowns and special rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeessn Ser Rence
Nacessees
Volle Parisienne
Organdie Lisse
Organdie Carreaux
Organdie Raye
New York
Extra Values in Summer Silks and Satin Foulards
An old catalog style sale lists silk fabrics and finishes including light and dark satin foulards, tussah pongees, chiffons, and shuffle variants with prices per yard or per piece. Additional items cover damask sets, napkins, tablecloths, and habuta wool fabrics, emphasizing reductions and wholesale-style quotations across colors and weights for costumes, children's wear, and home textiles.
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KINAN
B. W. Gibson
Jersey
Kinnean
Lauterbach
Hunyadi
Janos
Aearn
West Fourteenth Street
West Thirteenths
Bache
Madras
India
Canton
Domet
Saxony
R& Inch
James McCreery & Co
Valus
Twenty-third Street
H. Macy & Co
Macy
I T
Gse
Syc
Paris
Broadway
Seaside Park
Board of Estimate Committee
Mr. Peters
Serae
Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
MR. Kelsey
RED Cross
Axis Blea Ae
New York Tribune
Rl Gantly
Alabama
East Lith St
148Th ST
Hudson
Subway
Madison Ave
The
36Th
37Th Sts
Riverside
Erate Churchill
East
Misa Potter
East 75Th
West 151Th
49Th ST
Hous
Manual OF Statistics Out
Marx Hhos
Union
N. Y. Carpet Cleaning Co
West 45Th ST
J. W. Williams
W. Bate
St. cm
Williams
Alentee
Feremy
East 59Th St
Sats
Broad
East 48Th
St. Coe & Brandt
Tro Sellew
Fulton St
School OF Practical Dress
KING
East 123Th St
Panama
Moire Percalines
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