Scheib Cannot Stay Free After Murder Hearing
Henry A Scheib remains jailed on a new grand larceny charge after Magistrate Corrigan discharged him yesterday in the murder case of Tilian Scheib. Prosecutors say evidence is weak but ongoing, while Wyeth and police press for action.
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Henry A. Scheib Amatti
Maderrate Corrigan
Tilian
Lorhtuh
Sir Fast
Mix
John Ho Wyeth
Mel Wyeth
Srbeth
Corrlean
Behe
Strong
Seheth
Scheib
Mr. Wyeth
Five On Streetcar Hurt In Lexington Avenue Collision
One man seriously injured and four others hurt or shocked after a doren and wagon collided with a Lexington Avenue trolley at 67th street. Maurice Jaffe, 17, grocery clerk, was taken to Presbyterian Hospital. Others declined treatment. The wagon shaft struck Jaffe, injuring his leg. horse and wagon sustained minor damage.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Lexington Avenue
67Th Street
Maurice Jaffe
East 78Th Street
William Silver
Lenox Avenue
Emil Model
H. Cohen
Seventh Avenue
Max Fried
Temple Agerath Sevad
78Th Street
T. B. Lahey
James McMahon
Jaffe
When Separation Proves Tough After Four Years
Justice Ford commented that five or six years are typically needed for couples to adapt. In the Strachstein separation suit Mrs. Rose Strachstein cited cruelty and threats, while she claimed her mother influenced the household. Strachstein admitted strain tied to finances, and alimony was set at $0 weekly with custody granted for their three year old daughter.
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Seord
Rose Strachstein
Joeph Strachstein
Ford
Btrardstein
Russia
Mia
Strachstein
On & Mirror
William Jones convicted of second degree murder in Gashouss Gang case
William Scotty Jones, member of the Gashouss Gang, was found guilty of second degree murder for the March 4 shooting death of Willam Lysaght at Third Avenue and 22nd Street. Assistant DAs Mose and O’Malley prosecuted the case after a prior first degree charge ended in a mistrial. Jones faces life imprisonment on sentencing set for Friday.
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William
Scotty
Jones
Gashouss
Willam Lysaght
Third Avenue
22D Street
Dstrict
Mose and O'Malley
Lysaght
Easton
Frida
Albert Hooney
Dominick Mariello
Stuyvesant Casing
Second Avenue
de Are
Driver Shot in the Back on Beck Avenue
Benjamin Banwr of 12 Monroe Street reported being shot in the back while driving north on Beck Avenue between 17th and 18th streets. He rushed to Lebanon Hospital where doctors found a flesh wound from a .22 caliber bullet. the assailant remains unknown.
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Benjamin Banwr
Monroe Street
Alexander Avenue
Yestemay
Ieck Avenue
17Th
Lebanon Hospital
Ranter
Two Die in Sing Sing Electric Chair Murderers Gebhardt Barnes
Frederick Gebhardt once identified as Otto Mueller and Thomas Barnes known as Tanger Pilley were executed in Sing Sing after being condemned for murder. The article notes details of the electric chair, witness remarks, and responses from officials about changes in police deployment and equipment.
New Police Three Platoon System Debuts Under New Commissioner
The city police introduced a three platoon system as part of a redesign under the new Commissioner Waldo. Officers report to station houses to study twelve week duty charts, with shifts split into two eight hour patrol blocks and one seven hour block plus a rotating reserve. The Health Department reported record low death rates for the week ending Sunday, driven by weather and declines in contagious diseases and typhoid fever, with borough variations and infant mortality efforts underway.
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Waldo
Health Department
Cannes
New York
Manhattan
Queens
Brooklyn
Bronx
Tichmond
Guilfoy
Jane
Richmond
J. Baker
Child Hygiene Bureau
I J Department
Bore An
Cormania Ante
Ali
Saniy
Dock
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Fragment
Fragmentary marine intelligence notes from Sinkee with sunset reference and partial Sandy Hook data. Mentions Governor's Tran and a dated line 18 PM. Content is sparse and not a full event description.
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Sandy Hook
Hell
Duty on Imported Steel Ties At Issue Before Panel
A hearing before the United States Board of General Appraisers tackled whether steel ties used for rail construction should bear a 45 percent duty under metal manufactures, or a lower 0.45 cent per pound as railway bars. Government and U S Steel Corp pressed for 45 percent. importers argued ties are railway bars and thus taxed at a much lower rate. W T Corbett, J Llewellyn, J C Dahl, and J J Cone testified for domestic producers. The Board ordered bills filed and a decision to follow.
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Tallonde
K. Wiener Company
United States Board of General Appraisers
United States Steel Corporation
Eubodiries
Behaif
W. T. Corbett
J . Llewellyn
Carnegie Steel Company
J.C. Dahl
Thagdires Company Ltd
John J. Cone
Robert W. Hunt & Co
Board of General Appraisers
Old Man Helps Support His Sons on Railroad Pension
Luke Broderick a Virginia man aged about sixty five travels to Morrinantacoat to file a complaint against his son John the tinsmith and another son Luke for scolding him. He says his fifty two years of service with New York Central Railroad earns a pension that supports him, while the magistrate orders a charge of disorderly conduct. The item mixes personal grievance with a public notices page of ships and schedules.
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Luke Broderick
Ogden Scenic
Tironx
Hie
Morrinantacoat
Hin Sone
John
Tinamith
Luke
Phewber
Sie
Jim
Harkene
Car Rowdies Go To Jail Convicted In Queens Court
Five young men were arraigned before Magistrate Matthew J. Smith in Long Island City and sentenced to thirty days each. The defendants from Manhattan and New Jersey were arrested at the Woodside car barns after refusing to pay fares and allegedly attacking inspectors. Several others, including a conductor and two more men, faced fines of up to 2 dollars for related disorderly conduct.
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Matthew J. Smith
Long Island
Yes
Queens County
Arthur Landcer
Richfield Park
Manhattan
Charles Wilson
van Nest Avenue
Bron
Basek
East Tist Street
Frank Breda
Avenue
West Sithstrait
Dave
John Fo Daly
Tenth Avenue
Matthew Gallagher
97Th Street
Charles O. Rourke
No. &L
Fighter William Lewis Fined for Subway Fight in Yorkville
William Lewis a self described physical instructor was fined $10 in Yorkville Court for striking a man in a 210 am subway altercation at the Lexington Avenue station after disputing a remark. Hess, a station worker, was the target and police intervened as Lewis was detained at the East Street station with bail posted for his court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lewin
Yorkville Court
Mth Street
Lewis
AL. Hess
Will
East Street
Pastor Denies Elopement After Abandoning Pulpit Claim
Greenpoint pastor Rev G Clement Edson of Sable Street Presbyterian faced rumors he eloped with choir member Miss Gertrude Abbey after abandoning his pulpit duties. Edson, 35, said he would marry Abbey by September despite gossip, and planned to lead services next Sunday with Abbey possibly in attendance. Abbey, 20, is the widow’s daughter, in the church choir. Edson’s wife died a year ago leaving three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Clement Edson
Sable Street Presbyterian Church
Greenpoint
Gertrude ‘Abbey
Edson
Miss Abbey
Mise Abbey
Robbery on Third Avenue elevated stairway captioned arrest
A man named Carle was robbed by four assailants at the Seventh Street station on the Third Avenue elevated line at noon. One thief grabbed a watch, another tossed it toward Carle’s face, and the suspects fled toward Second Avenue. Carle identified a suspect, James Kentey of Long Island City, who was arrested after pursuit. Pere Marquette workers strike for wage increase in Grand Rapids.
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Tesse A. Cari
Batesman
Emmy Baird & Daniels
No. Ws West
7 Street
Third Avenue
Carle
Second Avenue
Yiv
East 6Th Street
Ith Street
First Avenue
Caaught
James Kentey
No. 182 1Th Street
Long Island City
Pere Marquette
Grand Rapids
Midh
Pere Marquette Railroad
Mayor at Chelsea Piers Proposes Expanded Liner Berth
Mayor Gayney and Dock Commissioner Tomkins review changes for more permanent docking space for White Star Line liners at Chelsea piers. War Department allows a 100 foot extension for one year, with inland digging of 150 feet proposed to add berthing. Opposition cites removal of oyster floats and a high pressure pumping station. A hearing is set for 2 p.m. Friday at the Dock Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayney
Tomkins
le Comminsioner
White Star Line
War Department
Tamking
Gansevoort
de Varona
Water Department
Dock Department
Sewage Mandamus Sought to Stop Yonkers Bronx Valley Outflow
The Leake and Watts Orphan House of Yonkers asked Justice Tompking in White Plains for a mandamus to shut off the Bronx Valley sewer discharging into the Hudson near Yonkers. They argued the outlet is too close to shore and surface, harming inmates. The sewer board's attorney opposed. The life of the current board expired today and a new commission is to be appointed. bids for completing the sewer beyond the bulkhead line were advertised. The orphan house had rejected a $1,000 damages offer over the sewer. Decision reserved.
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Leake and Watts Orphan House
Yonkers
Justice Tompking
Supreme Court
White Plains
Bronx Valley
Hudson River
Ralph E. Prime, Jr
Orphan Home
Hunt
Board of Sewer Commissioners
Dix
Tint
Orphan House
Lightning Wrecks Steeple at Pirot Presbyterian Church
The steeple at the Pirot Presbyterian Church on Main Street was struck by lightning early this morning, badly wrecked and likely to be torn down. The old town clock, among the first of its kind in the country, survived the blast but hours of work lie ahead. This is the third time a steeple has been struck, each incident leaving the tower about fifty feet from the ground. Fire and damage were contained with no injuries reported. His sons arrested.
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Pabylon
Imone
Elf Steeute
Pirot
May Forfeit Whole Cargoes Amid Fraud Ruling
Henry A Wise US Attorney informs Collector Loeb of a May 190 ruling interpreting Section 4 of the tort law of 190 that allows forfeiture of merchandise covered by fraudulent invoices. The decision notes forfeiture can apply to consignors or exporters even if the importer or consignee is not involved in the fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loeb
Henry A. Wise
United States
United States District Hide May
Eller
Maritime Traffic Report of June Passenger and Cargo Arrivals
A crowded ledger of ships arriving and departing ports includes Norwegian steamer names such as Tigar Jacara and Bieamer Concettina di Giorgio with passengers and cargo, British and German vessels like Reile Harts and Delstars, and multiple Atlantic crossings. Entries list ports, dates in June, and scattered cargo details alongside crew and passenger counts for numerous liners operating between New York, Southampton, Colon, and Kingston, with occasional weather notes and speeds.
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P Serngnce
Madse
Tigar
Nor
Jacara
Munsou
Bieamer Concettina di Giorgio
Port An
Tonia
Aflantic Fruit Co
Gers
Dod
Ponce
Port Rica
New York and
Porta Plea
Sseo
Ambrose Channel
Lasktship
Dene Im
Gteamee Cotancne
Dacksondie
Chafieaton
Pater Gers
Moise
Sindy Hook
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Brarn
Sehelle
Mr & An
Petectives
Owens
McMahon
Egethet Beleth Cowems
Wyath
Meg O
Rebel
Anna Ae May Postin
West Side
Anna Crouse
Sehel
Schely
Guint Schely
Corrigan
Gardman
Schell
George Hunrath
Scheibs
Court
Scotty"’ Jones
Johnny Spaniah
Ang
Rachel Ruten
James Asts “Bit
Ellison
William J. Harrington
Paul Kelly
Jack Sirocco
Gebhardt
Barnes
Sing Sing
Rlson
Frederick Gebhardt
Otto Mueller
Thomas Barnes
Allan “Tanger Pilly
Gethardt
Anna Luther
Islip
Karnes
Walhto
Met
Harnes
Waldowling
Orca
BR. Waldo
Robert J. Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Commissioner
Marine Intelligence
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Aurriaa
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Iren
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Vancousers
Cempies
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Heagie
Saran
Cocen
China
Philippines
Shipping News
Port of New York
Manseenille Ube
Ailianien
Banat
Juan
Mayaguer Jno
Palmenigers
Mumbury
Grosse Bremen
Jumo So
Liava Hollie Olney
Chyiecianea
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Trinidad
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Leuis Savannan
Ine
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Zouthampten
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Calon
Lune
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Campaneio
Cotterdary
Anet Ata Laurent Corunna
Sune
Francisea
Hutt
SoWhises
William Lewis
Subway
Chelsea’ Piers
Yonkers Orphan House
Babylon
FJM
Ginding & Co
Minnewaske
New Plymouth
Keonpring Tosheim
Ari
Cherbourg
Bremenland
Pannonia
Napier
Fursessia
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Dorothy
Punta Arenas
Rotterdam
Shira
Suffolk
Santander
Clearfeld
Bristol
Kansas City
Roscett
Port Natal
Bermudian
Melbourne
Mimico
St Vincent
Cape Town
Para
Jane S Basil
Yerk
Smiled Pernaintues
Jane S—Byron
Dominie
Ark
Fane & Inverclyde
Newton
Singapore
York
Hiogo Coloma
Muncaster Castle
Togshaca
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Hhing
Ate
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Hughenton
Sabang
Indeamayo
Cebu
Ristey
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Themistocles
Pir Tssard
Tank
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Earl & Wilson
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Folies Bergere Anday
NEW Amsterdai the Pink
West Point
SIGHT
I. Briedy
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Bind Fay
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