Stolen Securities On Puritan Steamer From New York to Boston
Boston June 12 A robbery aboard the steamer Puritan between New York and Fall River resulted in the loss of about 1 065 shares of railroad stock and two United States Steel preferred certificates from Henry W. Comstock of Boston. A total of 120000 in securities disappeared from under a pillow after a window allegedly was used. Police traced the case to New York authorities while Comstock described a repulsive looking man with a black mustache who witnessed the transaction. It is believed planning involved more than one person and a prearranged exchange occurred at the Brastway Central Hotel before the trip. The case has been tentatively referred to the Wall Street detective bureau and District Attorney Jerome of New York is weighing action.
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Boston
Ammona Securities
Henry W. Comstock
Puritan
New York
Pall Miver
William Watts
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
United Bintennel Corporation
Comstock
New Fork Hotel
United States
Paton Parti
Io ‘Chares
Tien Pacitlo
Railread
Union Pacific Railroad
Exe Railroad
Erie Railregé
Hited Biates Steel
Jerome
Fie
New-York
Newark
Hrastway Central Hotel
and Steel Corporation
Sock
Comstock Gee
Poughkeepsie
Watts
Wall Street
Detective Bureau
Bos- Yon
MK E
Putnam Bradlee Strong Heads Into Bankruptcy
Putnam Fradles Strong son of the late ex mayor and husband of Miss May Yor filed for bankruptcy yesterday. He listed ten pairs of shoes among his assets and claimed liabilities around 10000. Attorneys Hoare Gross wan Vorhaus note the estate includes clothes and hive bets, valued accordingly.
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Putnam Bradlee Strong
Putnam
Resignation of Salter and city jobs cut in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports pivot in politics with the resignation of Samuel Salter, once linked to a major election fraud case, and a city bureau order to dismiss sixty five Bureau of City Property employees. The move saves over forty one thousand dollars annually while City Councils clash over Philadelphia Rapid Transit franchise bills and veto status.
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Philadelphia
Samuel Salter
County Commissioners' Office
Bureau of City Property
Salter
Baker
Washington, D. C
Weaver
Sulter
Bureau of
George Pierle
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Ministers Need Rest and Vacations Highlighted by Clergy
The Presbyterian Ministers Association held its final season meeting at No 13 and heard Rev Dr Daniel I Martin of Newark discuss ministers vacations arguing clergy endure heavier workloads than many professions. He compared pay and hours with judges and doctors noting ministers’ duties include visits, sick care and services beyond preaching. He cited his own farm and store work as proof of demanding labor in ministry. The talk touched on other church matters including a Sousa concert controversy and plans for the National Party Conference in La Crosse Wisconsin. An oft-cited claim noted that a large share of disorderly house inmates are foreign-born.
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Presbyterian Ministers’ Association
Daniel I. Martin
Newark
Martin
Funny Men
Supreme Court
Methodist Episcopal Preachers
St Have
Hippodrome
Sidney C. Kendall
Los Angeles
la Crosse
Wic
Bor
Sunday Baseball Struck Out Injunction Refused
Justice Greenbaum of the Supreme Court declined to issue an injunction preventing Commissioner McAdoo Inspector Titus Captain Burns and East 12th street station policemen from interfering with Olympic Athletic Club Sunday baseball at Olympic Field Madison avenue and 136th street The Olympic club said arrests were made and people discharged while police officials denied involvement and Captain Byrne claimed he had sent men to monitor the games
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Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
McAdoo
Titus
Burns
East 12Éth-St
Olympic Athletic Club
Olympic Field
Madison-ave
136Th-At
Olympic Club
Denig
Byrne
Bleached Irish Damask Table Cloths and Napkins for Sale
Advertises bleached Irish damask table cloths in 2 by 2 yard and 2 by 3 yard sizes with matching dinner napkins priced at 8.75 per pair. Location listed as Twenty third Street.
Three Baseball Players Fined for Ontario Field Game
Three semi professional players John Murphy James Cox and William Hope were fined by Magistrate Crang in Harlem Court for participating in a game at Ontario Field. Alderman Davies argued no violation occurred since no admission was charged and programmes only funded event costs. Detective Ahrens said he paid 25 cents for a programme and saw no player names on it.
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William Hope
Manhattan State Hospital
Central Islip
John R. Davies
Davies
Ahrens
Mrs Mackay Visits Jail In Mineola With Money For Grooms
Mrs Clarence Mackay drove to Nassau County Courthouse Mineola in a large automobile with money to aid her groom Joseph Burns indicted for murder. She visited Burns cell and the women’s ward, slipped bills to inmates, then offered to provide a lawyer. Keating testified Damm lacked proper license.
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Clarence Mackay
Nassau County
Mineola
Lavshi
Joseph Burns
Mackay Polo Stables
Alexander Blukkuskie
Burns
Mackay
Work Wanted Classified Ad With Multiple Trades
The page lists varied job requests including Electrician, Foreman, Superintendent, Plumber, and general labor. Several entries show detail on experience, location, and salary terms, with multiple lines indicating male and female applicants and four word line formats.
Various 1920s Classified Ads Seek Workers and Services
Readable fragments show a mix of help wanted notices and job entries. Listings include plastering and masonry, machinist and watchman roles, stenographer and teacher positions, upholsterer, janitor, porter, young man applicants, and general labor. Names like WATERS, MASON, GORDON, and PATER appear alongside addresses and skills.
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Mase
W. Gordon
Iain T
Estured Man
Waters
Fester
Tita
Cape Pliner
Mookly Maa
Earnaan
Colon DE Jumonville
Ineratere
Ineauaees
Wanted Classified Help and Personal Ads Mix Up
A garbled mix of help wanted and personal advertisements lists young men and women seeking positions and companionship. Names and addresses appear with vague details about education, references, or duties, including stenographers, governesses, proofreaders, and companions, in a busy urban ad column.
New Securities Company Formed In Trenton
The Chicago and Mobile Securities Company was incorporated in Trenton with an authorized capital stock of 7,000,000. Corporators include John F. Valleant and Edward M. James of New York and William D. Salter of Bayonne. The Guanajuato Amalgamated Gold Mines Corporation was incorporated with 33,0008 authorized capital and corporators E. W. Leak, FJ. Stark and HA. Berg.
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Iy Teleurara Oyean Smibunia
Trenton
N. 5
Chicago and Mobile Securities Company
John F. Valleant
Edward M. James
New York
Wiliam D. Salter
Bayonne
Guanajuato
Quality Glass Standards and Strays Ware Promotion
A retail feature extols superior glassware quality over plated silver and inferior cut glass. It highlights Straus and Strays ware from Macy’s cutting shops, notes World’s Fair honors, and promotes a Sunday sale with broad New York department store stock.
Situations Wanted Dressings and Help Wanted Ads
Secondary ads list positions for stenographers, teachers, attendants, and coachmen with details on experience, references, salary, and location. Includes multiple entries from Tribune Uptown and various streets in New Haven and New York, seeking summer work, domestic help, and private family positions with emphasis on honesty, skill, and city or country assignments.
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Tribune Ofince
Tribune
Ofer
Young Ar
Seashore
H. Maccloy
New— Haven
Conn
Sheeriting
Beuvery
Kathryn. Helly
East Siith—st
New-England
New England
Lgtena
Broadway
Soane
Nocaca Siena
Arenes
Jandsay's
West Iiss
Aseh
Preach
Ergilas
Morrow
East Baths
S Bureau
West Sme Mayer
Chelsea
Finland
Lexington Ave
Slamien
Wwormhn
Tednerseat
Effnlion
New York
Fairlie
Eran
Sumauer
Ponestic S Situations Wanted Companions and Helpers
Classified notices seek companions governess cooks chambermaids waitresses and caretakers. Listings from Tribune Uptown Office and various agencies include Swedish and German cooks, private family support, housekeepers, nurses, and general workers with references. Multiple names and addresses listed for employment agencies and postings.
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Strong
Brestin Ae
James McCreery & Co
Twenty-third Street
Mrs. MacKay
Frederick L. C. Keating
Tombs Court
Christian A. Damm
Whiteball
Lcense
Wahis
Damm
Court of Special Sessions
Keating
Donald Steamship Line
Willie
Sapty
Driver
Felecenres
N. J
Poreran
Paneiacinring
Irvaiine
Auperinte
Capeak
Baeraia
Lovie
Aradalga
Sian
Releenna
Bood
Bos
Breckion
Kaizar Koury
Clinton Place
Woodhaven
Euriomera
Sobel
Kramer
Ber East
Meyers
Holland
Ave
Dean St
Brooklyn
Wilhelm
L. Martin
Nathan J. Kaplan
Pikowt
Kre Malary
Nicholas Booth
Jaeferret
Leitar
J. Mamable
West
Tartar
G.I. Aeros
Toung Man
Nogfolk
Roy
Fixsmith
Saything
Charles
Somers St. Rockin
Sting
Northing
Grocodt
Greenwich
Bassaretsky
Chrystie St. Tou Mar
Ante SegMaNs Weems
Robert Power
God Widrens
J.P Hutchinson
Fulton St
E. A.M
Bug
East
Mer. Lambeal
West Tithont
A. C. Sherlock
B9th
M. Jacobson
Fin Sure
Bureau
Nasamurst
Batson
Teachiis
Ino
NEW Securities Company
H. Seye
Macy
New York City
China
Bert
John Stalter
Graham
Lexington-ave
Lorenz
Roy Bast
W. Griffith
M. Werner
J. J. Ee
Simpson St
John Whitney
Edward
Car Center
Mureau
Hagen
Harnore
Thomas
Coacuman
Scoteh
Marren
Willy Penter
Sthave
Eofen
Ingles
Pea
Kenneth
Carpenter
Buyeai
St West Gseh—st
Hanes
D. Heltas
A. Wheeler
Ingfishman
Geilisan
Flaherty
Mmullan
Trinity Av
Teght
J. T. Hrewster
Will— "Lamson
Aoa Eea S
Furnie
Wayne St
Jersey
Martie
Exters
GLY
Ont
Cober
Nest
Wiling
Jens
Hargess
Gare
Elune
Sineta
Eoachman
Thor
Bee
Doglinh
East Tinea
J. EL
West ‘Aoniat
Ath
J. Quimica
Jaz Harrison
Pater
Agarens
Holtcock
Fawoah
Argue
Sovtehman
Exbellent Genern
Benteh
Banks
H. Gregory
Mammaroneck
Horticultural Society
Pere Chester
George Prattman
North Tarrytown Pontnmce
England
Lawrence
Pony Island
Marea Meritaati
Horgen
Daundry
Washman
John A. Hock
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Saratogu-are
Brooklys
Masseur
Compan
Broadwey
New Rochalle
Irwin's Bureau
West 11Thst
Adirondacks
Usefuia Tribone
J. Mooney
Marris-ave
Graha
Lexington-aoung
Montclair
Los
Dth
Bubey Doane
Albanys
J.E. Box
Sursiah
M. Roth
East Std
John J, Keefe
Oiu
Fleasant Howe
Sic
Col Ops
Gowarless
Ste
Montclair-are
Jewark
Dickerson
Jane
Exaploner
Wagner
Cooh
Cook
Lange& Boecherer
West Bith
Marie
Anilo
West 26Th—St
Newport
Cail
Haass Agency
Ac Ave
Plst
Covern
Frye Rowanhltg
Venice At
Mra
Vailen
Coumas
Wiloughby At
Boek Coma
Tmundey
Gruce
Crosman
Warries
Cley
Columbus Ave
4Th River
Ceanut ‘Vinita “Houses
Seouig Rmaac
Idenserta
West Soge
Raferraces Jussiln Bureau
Lexineton
Acer
Fameie
Laldrese
Engilah
Era
Ehashiboetmald
Inderstande Sinig Nomkol Shenuneag
SS Rs
Aerences
Columouzare
Satchell
Ang Wattresa
North
Ireland
R. Hopsat
Etmgiorar
Bane West
Ae Pears Partments
Reirence
Mamie Butts
Wilson
Gas West
Ladt
Suentiy
Madleon
Yale
Flest-st
Teune Geman Girth
Napa Bos
Belden
Carroll
Spain
Tellabie
Mount Vernon
N. T
Cummings
Lang & Boschteree
Nina
Ld West
Gohan Warinnand
Ata
Saale
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