Saloon Fist Fight Ends in Double Fatal Shooting
In Hamilton street saloon Frank Mendalaro's, two men opened fire during a drinking session. Bernard Thompson died instantly from a brain wound. Robert Seville lay dying at Gouverneur Hospital. Police and coroner investigations followed with Foley arrest and weapon recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mendalaro
Hamilton Street
Bernard Thompson
Robert Seville
Thompson
Seville
Gouverneur Hospital
Smith
Madison Street
Mott
Lohmiller
Harburger
Butler
Flannery
Henry
Cronin
Mariana Mandelaro
Hamilton Pleasure Club
Jack” Foley
Foley
Mandelaro
Hamilton Club
Sing Sing
Brooklyn
Horse Trading Par son to Appear Before Synod Hearing
The General Synod of the Reformed Church meets at St Nicholas Reformed Church with judicial business dominating the centennial gathering. Rev Spitka Koster Iowa minister will appeal his case and attend a hearing after arrival, while Rev C P Evans Albany faces a denied bid to reopen his case amid education committee action imposing a two cent assessment on all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church General Synod
St. Nicholas Reformed Church
Spitka Koster
Iown
C. P. Evans
Albany
Committee On
Pioneer Coach Horses Sold At Durland’s Riding Academy
A sale by auctioneer J. D. Carroll of six season riding horses from the Pioneer coach route between the city and Ardsley was held at Durland’s Riding Academy last night. Prices ranged high with buyers including H. F. Eldridge who paid 1075 for Paladin and 975 for Porter and Penman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Carroll
Ardsley
Durland
H. F. Eldridge
Porter
Penman
Pioneer
W. W. Sherman
Dr. Delaney
Paul
Para- Mun
J. H. Moelly
Parallel
W. H. Smith
Packet
Package
Thomas Carmichael
Alexander Sellers
H. H. Dustin
Pagan
Joan Belding
Gorripanzee Fears Centipede at Dreamland Show
The gorripanzee at the Frank C. Bostock show in Dreamland Coney Island alarmed the panicked animals when a large centipede was found in its cage with the hybrid chimpanzee gorilla. Keeper Alexander Day summoned the creature. the animal stretched toward a popcorn bar as investigators searched the popcorn for the centipede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Bostock
Dreamland
Coney Island
Tragedy at Williamsburg Ball Game Ends in Suicide
Joseph McGoldrick aged forty living with his widowed mother at No 2 Diamond Street Williamsburg shot himself in the left temple during a baseball game yesterday afternoon. He died at the Eastern District Hospital at 10 3 tonight after teammates summoned a policeman. A letter to his mother revealed remorse and blamed her for insisting on selling the old homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McGoldrick
Mary McGoldrick
Diamond Street
Williamsburg
Eastern District Hospital
Fire insurance rates raised 15 percent in Boston
Boston officials announced a 15 percent increase in fire insurance rates for Boston proper at today’s Boston Board of Fire Underwriters meeting. The rise applies to all property except dwelling houses and apartment houses with or without stores and private stables attached to dwelling properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
New York Firm Partner Weds Cincinnati Whist Champion
Thomas Steadman Stephens of Manning & Maxwell New York City married Elsa Beinfang Cincinnati whist champion in a notable social ceremony. After a moon at the Thousand Islands the couple will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Thomas Steadman Stephens
Manning & Maxwell
New York City
Elsa Beinfang
Thousand Islands
New York
Hanover Insurance Stockholders Meet On June 29
The Hanover Fire Insurance Co stockholders gather June 29 to vote on capital increase of 193000 and to review capital stock adjustments after a prior decrease and surplus matters as represented by officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Fire Insurance Stock
He Hanover Ire Insurance Company
Canital
Painters Seek Home Rule Amid Union Dispute
The Brotherhood of Painters plans a strike tied to an open shop push by the Master Painters' Association. Associated Building Trades aims to amalgamate unions and implement home rule in local building work, contrasting with earlier arbitration and national body alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Painters
Master Painters’ Association
Associated Building Trades
Amalgamated Painters’ Society
Board of Walking Delegates
Packers Found Guilty In Rebates Case In Missouri Court
Kansas City June 12 Armour & Co Swift & Co Cudahy & Co and the Nelson Morris Packing Co were found guilty in federal court of accepting concessions from the Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad on export shipments. The jury deliberated an hour. The Burlington case will be tried separately. The ruling leaves fines as the possible penalty and marks a landmark rebate trial under the Interstate Commerce Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Cudahy & Co
Nelson Morris Packing Company
United States District Court
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Smith McPherson
Red Oak
Iowa
Burlington Company
Western District
Missouri
United States
New York
Germany
Interstate Commerce Commission
Terranova Girl Freed After Aunt Murder Acquittal
Josephine Terranova, an Italian girl, was discharged from jail after being acquitted of murdering her aunt. Justice Scott granted the motion. she vows to live a pure life and will be placed in a distant home. Former Judge Palmieri said a good home had been provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Terranova
Scott
Ely
Father Ferranti
Archbishop Farley
Palmieri
Josephine
Berthe Claiche
Mr. Palmieri
Armagh Ladies' Association Charter Battle at West Side Court
Mrs. Anna Lennon, founder and former president, asserts she holds the charter and calls herself the club. Miss Agnes Mackin accuses Lennon of keeping the treasury and charter, while Lennon says she took the charter after losing the presidency and dower. Magistrate Mayo dismisses the case, with Mackin planning possible action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lennon
Armagh Ladies’ Association
Mayo
West Side Court
Agnes Mackin
No. 2
West 82d Street
County Armagh
Ireland
Association
Treasury
Miss Mackin
Mrs. Lennon
Agnes Murphy
Lennon
Could Not Get Locomotives Novel Defence by Illinois Central
Judge Lacombe ordered a subpoena for R. J. Gross of American Locomotive Works to testify in a Missouri federal suit brought by Missouri and Illinois Coal Co. against Illinois Central Rail Way. The railway defense claims locomotive supply was never practical from 1899 to 1906 and asks whether cars could have been provided at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacombe
United States
R. J. Gross
American Locomotive Works
Broadway
Samuel Thorn
Joline, Larkin & Rathbone
Wall Street
Federal Court of Missouri
Eastern District
Missouri and Illinois Coal Company
Illinois Central Railway
Coal Company
Missouri
Railway Corporation
Gross
Great Hu Nan floods drown tens of thousands in Hankow reports
News from Hankow says spring floods in Hu Nan killed tens of thousands as rivers overwhelmed dikes. Cities like Hsian Tan saw floodwaters rise to second stories. foreign missionaries suffered heavy losses though all escaped by boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Hankow
Hu-Nan
Hsian-Tan
Farris Boy Sent Toward New York After Transfer
Sedalia Missouri June 12 Willard Farris five year old boy who was brought from San Antonio Texas on a Missouri Kansas and Texas train and left at Booneville without an claimant was placed on a MK&T train to St Louis en route to his grandmother Mrs Lizzie Farris New York The move followed a telegram from MK and T general passenger agent in St Louis stating the grandmother desires the boy and will pay all costs for his forwarding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Willard Farris
San Antonio
Tex
Booneville
N. J. Finney
St. Louis
Lizzie
New York City
Finney
Governor Warner Renominated In Michigan Primary
Detroit reports Governor Fred M. Warner Republican renominated without opposition at the first general primary election. Patrick H. Kelley named for Lieutenant Governor. Democrat ticket includes Woodbridge Ferris for Governor and C. H. Kimmerle for Lieutenant Governor. Voters endorse continuing direct primary nomination for statewide and congressional offices in eight of twelve districts and many state districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Fred M. Warner
Patrick H. Kelley
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Big Rapids
C. H. Kimmerle
Cassopolis
Congress
Direct nominations debated by Kings County GOP committee
A seven member inquiry panel of the Kings County Republican Committee reported that direct nominations are not allowed this year under Section 56 of the election law. The meeting at the Johnston building on Fulton street and Flatbush avenue adjourned after uproar and insults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings County Republican Committee
Johnston
Fulton Street
Flatbush Avenue
Michael Cady
Woodruff
J. T. Kastenbieck
Watson
John Hill Morgan
Albert Hobby
Jersey City Man Identified After Fatal Fall Near Rail Tunnel
The body of Clark Rice aged 25 from Kansas City Missouri was identified last night after being found with a fractured skull at the east end of the Lackawanna Railroad tunnel in Jersey City. He is believed to have fallen from a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Jersey City
Clark Rice
Kansas City
Team Owners Debate Open Shop At Convention
The Team Owners Association of America discussed the open shop during a convention at the Hotel Cadillac. James A. Emery of the Citizens Industrial Association argued for arbitration but opposed arbitration of an employee’s right to work regardless of union membership. Delegates debated pace and decided to mail copies of the address to local associations. Jonathan Jackson spoke on owners and customers. A relief fund was authorized for San Francisco earthquake victims as delegates planned a trip to Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Team Owners’ Association of America
Cadillac
James A. Emery
Citizens’ Industrial Association
Emery
Jonathan Jackson
Chicago
Team Owners’ Association
San Francisco
Coney Island
Wreckage Burned After Eaton town Junction Crash
Red Bank New Jersey June 12 Nearly all traces of the Jersey Central wreck at Eaton town Junction have been removed After cars were deemed unreparable they were burned A workman was crushed removing trucks Parlor cars survived and were moved to Lakehurst George Van Duzer a Hackettstown native from New York was killed He had been with the Elite Musical Four in Atlantic City Mrs Van Duzer accompanied the body to Hackettstown Coroner Tetley will hold an inquest at Batontown Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Red Bank
N. J
Jersey Central Railroad
Eatontown Junction
Lakehurst
George van Duzer
New York
Hackettstown
Atlantic City
van Duzer
Eatontown
John T. Tetley
Batoentown
Attempted Robbery on Road to Princeton Foiled
In Trenton on June 12 a rope stretched across the road as a car returning from university class day exercises encountered a masked man. The chauffeur swerved to avoid him and struck the figure, while the car then continued without checking the scene. Ex county clerk Barker Gummere Charles E Gummere and Cornelius A Turford were in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Princeton
Barker Gummere
Charles E. Gummere
Cornelius A. Turford
Missing $10,000 Steamer car taken by chauffeur
Frank Dupignac a lawyer of Orienta Point Mamaroneck reported his new $10 000 Steamer automobile missing last night after hiring a chauffeur to drive it to Mamaroneck. Dupignac says he has never ridden in the car and suspects the chauffeur about age 32 with a smooth shave but would not name him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank 3. Dupignac
Orienta Point
Mamaroneck
Dupignac
Mrs Thomson of Yonkers Dies After Hastings Accident
Mrs. Thomas Thomson aged sixty eight of No 794 North Broadway Yonkers died after a Hastings accident Monday night. Driving with her daughter in a single horse phaeton on Broadway near Washington Avenue the horse stumbled and fell. The daughter escaped with minor injuries. The mother sustained a head injury and underwent skull trephination at St Johns Hospital before dying yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thomson
North Broadway
Yonkers
Hastings
Thomson
Broadway
Washington Avenue
St. John's Hospital
Accident at Shamokin ballgame claims Reuben Walt
Shamokin Penn June 12 Reuben Walt aged thirty was accidentally killed during a Herndon ballgame when a thrown ball struck him as he ran to first base crushing his skull and causing fatal injuries. the incident is reported from the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Penn
Reuben Walt
Herndon
Schieffelin sale a success at Real Estate Exchange
The Schieffelin estate tract of 325 Bronx lots and three cottages brought about 270000 dollars at auction in Vesey street sales rooms. Prices ranged from 3500 to 1500 per lot amid brisk bidding and strong demand for northern city lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schieffelin
Bronx
Real Estate Exchange
Vesey St
Bryantl. Kennelly
Samuel Goldsticker
Bloomingdale Bros
East 60Th St
6Th St
Philadelphia
New York and Pittsburg Real Estate
W. H. Bliss
East 65Th St
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway Company
Gibbs & Kirby
West 1Th St
Avondale Property Sells After Twenty Years on Amsterdam Ave
Maguire and Co. sold the five story double apartment house known as the Avondale at the northeast corner of Amsterdam avenue and 76th street. It is the first transfer of the property in twenty years.
Slawson and Hobbs Sale of West Street Apartment Houses
Katharine Van Vechten Speyers sells the Manchester and Marlborough properties at 512 and 518 West First Street to an unnamed Investor. Two seven story 50 foot triple elevator apartment houses stand on a 100 by 911 foot plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slawson & Hobbs
Katharine van Vechten Speyers
Manchester
Marlborough
West First St
Cyrille Carreau Leases West 44th Street Homes 67 and 69
Cyrille Carreau has leased the Rafel estate houses 67 and 69 West 44th Street for a long term. Extensive improvements are to be made to the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrille Carreau
Rafel
West 44Th St
Foreclosure suits filed by Cedar Street and Farmers' Loan
Cedar Street Company sues Wells Realty and Construction to foreclose two mortgages totaling 170000 on property near Madison avenue. Century Realty assigned to Cedar Street. Farmers Loan and Trust sues J de Courcey Ireland and others to foreclose a 17500 mortgage on West Broadway property from Washington Square South to West 31st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Cedar Street Company
Wells Realty and Construction Company
27Th St
Madison Ave
Century Realty Company
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
J. de Courcey Ireland
West Broadway
Washington Square
West 31St
Receiver of Rents Named in Foreclosure Suit
Justice Giegerich of the Supreme Court appointed John A. Wrede receiver for rents of property on the south side of 135th street, 30 by 128.3 irregular, in a mortgage foreclosure action led by David Shaff against Nathan Cohen and others for 19900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Giegerich
Supreme Court
John A. Wrede
Big West 18th Street Lease to United Cigar Stores
H J Sachs & Co. lease for Henry Phipps to United Cigar Stores Company a twelve story fireproof building at 44 West 18th Street extending to 17th Street. The plot measures 78.9 by 184 feet and the twenty one year lease runs about 2400 dollars in total rent. Lessees will have their main offices on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Sachs & Co
Henry Phipps
United Cigar Stores Company
18Th St
17Th St
Real Estate Transfers Dominated by City Flats Dealers
A string of transfers shows brokers Brody Robinson & Co and Sussman & Co moving multiple five and six story flathouses and tenements. Properties span East 10th to West 157th streets, Madison Avenue, and Amsterdam Avenue, with buyers including H Cooper and L Weill & Sons.
Property Auctions and Transfers Across 225th Street Area
Listing details numerous parcels along Paulding Avenue and 225th Street with buyers including Lillie M Becker and J Parver. Transactions show sales prices from $2900 to $26,000, various lot sizes, adjacencies to streets and other properties, and multiple attorneys noted with references to tax and court matters.
Real Estate Transfers Record Listing Multiple Properties
Real estate transfers show numerous properties including Reade Street Nos 70 and 72 and 50x10 plots, Duane Street Nos 112 and 114, 5s, Phebe A D Boyle and another to John Boyle & Co, 6th Avenue to 38th Street, 24.8x?, Solomon May to Patrick J Flannery mortgage of 80 000, 50th Street near 10, 175 ft west of Lith Avenue, Lewis Steinhardt to Michael Miller, 14.500 35th Street, 1693 ft east of Lexington Avenue, 44.2x97.6, Dr Carter's Sanitarium Corporation to Samuel Goe Amsterdam Avenue No 218, Moses Hoffmann to Lazard Kahn part mortgage, West Broadway near Park Place 15x133, Stanley W Dexter to Milton Mayer, title dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reade St
Duane St
Phebe A D Boyle
John Boyle & Co
6Th Ave
Swear 38Th St
Solomon May
Patrick J Flannery
50Th St
Lewis Steinhardt
Michael Miller
35Th St. Ss
Lexington Ave
Dr Carter's Sanitarium Corporation
Samuel Goe
Amsterdam Ave
Moses Hoffmann
Lazard Kahn
West Broadway
Park Place
Stanley W Dexter
Milton Mayer
Mechanics’ Liens Spread Across City Buildings
Ledger lists multiple liens with property addresses on 7th Street through 5th Avenue and East and West sides. Owners include Hugo Jaeckel and Maud E. Lesley. contractors include James W. Putnam and Max Schlesinger. Amounts range from 54 to 3,500 dollars across numerous parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th St
Ignatz J. Barth
Hugo Jaeckel
James W. Putnam
Kappeek St
N. W
Troy ‘St
Amsterdam Building Agt
Maud E. Lesley
Bernard Mossat
M. Naftal
Jaen
Max Schlesinger
Br Realty Company
Jacob
Max Sekhles
Egies Acersnedessedsens
David Rieser
A. B
Park Ave
W. Corner
Plunkett Plumbing and Heating Company
Bassford Reality Company
Building Loan Contracts on Amsterdam Ave and East Houston
Rows list multiple building loan contracts with addresses on Amsterdam Avenue at 159th Street corner and East Houston Street No. 1 to 106. Names include Herman Cohen Abraham Ruth Simon Uhifelder Abraham Weinberg Harris Mandebaum Fisher Lewine Mildred Realty Co Joseph L Buttenweiser Frank Hillman and others with loan amounts around 70th Street 148 100 dollars and sums near 80 000 138 000 45 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam Ave
S. W
Herman Cohen
Abraham Ruth
Robert RE
S. S
Avenue A
Simon Uhifelder
Abraham Weinberg
Harris Mandebaum
Fisher Lewine
Mildred Realty Company
East Houston St
Joseph L. But
Tenweiser
Frank Hillman
Joseph CM
Manhattan Building Plans and Proposed Developments
A list of proposed construction projects in Manhattan including three story brick stables on 9th Avenue, six story brick flat houses and stores on several streets, two six story tenement houses, and a twelve story brick building. Projects include multiple owners and architects with lot sizes and estimated costs ranging from 7,500 to 150,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
9Th Ave
Astor Estate
G. M. McCabe
Am. E
Pollack & Nathansen
L. F. J. Weber
Manhattan Ave
N. W
108Th St
M. Wilson
S. Suss
Orchard St
Grossman & Sendelevitch
M. Straub
Sthave
W. S
SS Ft. S
147Th St
Simon, Kursman & Segall
E. A. Masur
Cherowond Cait Hatch
Eadcass
S. J. Silberman
Buchman & Fox
Wacees
Construction Plans Across Several Sites Highlight Growth
Property listings detail multiple construction projects in progress or planned. Projects include two story frame houses on Kinsella and 22nd avenues, a two story frame office on 22nd Street, a five story brick store and tenement on 4th Avenue, and several two to six story buildings with various owners and architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsella Ave
N. S
Matthews Ave
Sarah F. Cahill
T. J. Kelly
W. S
213Th St
J. Marcus Woodwork- Tully
Harry T. Howell
4Th Ave
Washington Ave
Ignatz Rosenzweig
Goliner & T Company
Charles Gens
Martin
Louis Stone
George L. Banks
Westchester Ave
Matin St
William H. Field
Ernest N. Rousseau
Goldberg
American Realty Estate Company
William BD. Johnson
Auction notice likely from 1906 with names and addresses
Legal notice fragment lists addresses 13th st No 536 East and Avenue C No 301 with parties O Reismann agent Nathan and John A Murray agent Mary Fred et al, June S 1906 by deposit with amount $000 27953 mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Reismann
Nathan Ees
Ness Sdcetades
John A. Murray
Mary Fred
Real Estate Foreclosures and Suits Listed in 1975 Notices
A compiled series of property actions including foreclosure of mortgages, specific performance, and conveyance challenges across multiple streets and avenues. Named defendants include Alhambra Realty Company, Wells Realty and Construction Company, and Rosen Realty Company with attorneys from Grauer & Rathkopf, J. M. Stoddard, and others. Proceedings cover Cedar Street, Lith Street, Avenue D, Madison Avenue vicinity, and Washington Square South areas with various lot sizes and cross-town parcels.
The Chaperon and Morality in Puck’s View
Puck argues the chaperon must be adept and vigilant. She should project security, endure mood shifts, and even handle weapons and cutlery. The piece links marriage to moral propriety and downplays propriety in modern society.
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Puck
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Ith
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