Dead boy killed as horse runs through crowded street
A frightened horse bolted along East One hundred fourteenth street in Little Italy after a kite scare, fatally injuring six year old Raymond Pedon and injuring five others. Rider Samuel Rocco was arrested. crowd threats were quelled by Officer Reynolds. Fire incidents followed in nearby buildings, all blamed on incendiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Pedon
Samuel Rocco
Mulberry St
Harlem Court
Garibaldo Rafelto
Fifteenth-St
Aves
Italy
Pedon
Second Ave
Frank Reynolds
Mooney
Harlem
Rocco
Reynolds
Jury Exonerates Young Zeller in a Divorce Case
A Supreme Court jury yesterday exonerated Edward Zeller of alleged misconduct while upholding a husband's charges of cruelty. Findings state Mary Ellwanger was guilty of improper conduct with Peter Stark but not with James J. Palmer or "Beverly." The verdict awaits confirmation at a special term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Justice Nash
Charles Ellwanger
Mary Ellwanger
Ellwanger
Peter Stark
James J. Palmer
Beverly
Edward Zeller
Lorenz Zeller
Ell
Edward Celier
Charlies Ellwanger
Incendiary Fires Strike Upper East Side Five Blazes
Five slight fires erupted in apartment buildings within a single police precinct on the Upper East Side in Yorkville early yesterday. Two fires are believed to be incendiary. The first blaze damaged 1701 Third Avenue at Gansar’s cigar store on the building’s ground floor. Firefighters responded quickly, then were later called to a basement fire at 231 East Eighty Eighth Street, where janitor Anthony Klaska found flames in the kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Wankel
Henry Jaeger
Wankels
Covington
Lexington Ave
East Fighty-seventh-st
Upper East Side
Yorkville
Gansar’s
Third-ave
East Eighty-eighth St
Anthony Klaska
Coogan Sparks Debate Over City Cost Of East Thirty Fifth Improvement
The Board of Public Improvements met in the Park Row Building with property owners seeking city funding for about 112000 of the East Thirty-fifth project. President Coogan clashed with ex Judge Hall and other members over who should pay and how it would affect the tax budget. A 40 percent city share failed, a one third share passed, and resolutions to repave streets and fund sewers on West Farms Road plus Beaver Street were approved or laid over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Improvements
Park Row
Coogan
Hall
Grout
Brooklyn
Mr. Coogan
Nagle
Kane
Beaver St
New
Broad Sts
West Farms Road
Haffen
Music Publishers' Association Elects Officers At Meeting
The Music Publishers Association of the United States completed its annual gathering at the Broadway Central Hotel. Officers were elected: J. F. Bowers as president, Hamilton S. Gordon vice president, Charles B. Bayly secretary, and E. S. Cragin treasurer. Discussion covered copyright issues, especially whether mechanical instrument music and performances warrant royalties. No action decided. committee on Copyright to study the questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Publishers’ Association of the
Policy shop employee sentenced in Gen eral Sessions
John Donnelly of 614 Water street was arraigned before Judge Cowing in Part III for involvement with a policy shop at 34 Montgomery street. The raid by Captain Goddard’s lieutenants occurred March 28. Donnelly received four months on the island. In Part I Judge McMahon fined fifteen employed gamblers from the Parkhurst raids, $100 each, paid and discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donnelly
Water St
Judge Cowing
Montgomery St
Goddard
Infant Dies From Sunstroke In Sun Drenched Day
Rose Mulz five months old daughter of Theodore and Louise Mulz of No Hast Third street died early yesterday from sunstroke after parents carried her in cemetery heat with face and head exposed to the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Mulz
Theodore and
Louise Mulz
No. & Hast
Automobile Ambulance Trial Run at St Vincent’s Hospital
The new $3,000 automobile ambulance for St. Vincent’s Hospital completed its first regular run. A tight strong vehicle with ample patient space runs on a storage battery and was donated by Edward Kelly, son of the late banker. During the trial at Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street, a rear seat collapsed sending Dr. Ford to the street, though he was not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent's Hospital
Edward Kelly
Fifth-ave
Tenth-st
Ford
Philadelphia visitors eye Harlem River Speedway tour
Park Commissioners of Philadelphia with City Engineer and prominent Quaker City riders visit New York to inspect the Harlem River Speedway. They plan luncheon at Plaza Hotel and a tour of Speedway Park to assess a future light harness drive in Fairmount Park. Prominent horsemen and racing figures participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Commissioners of
Philadelphia
Quaker City
New York
Harlem River Speedway
Clausen
Holly
Park Board
Plaza Hotel
Speedway Park
Kane
Road Drivers’ Association
Little Gem
Barney Goodwin
Page
Nathan Straus
Elmira
John F. Cockerill
Swift
Hugh Reilly
Commodore Porter
McMillan
William E
Dundess
Nemoline
John Splan
Barus
Laura W
Jack
Fairmount Park
Frank Bower
A. Loudon Snowden
E. T. Stotesbury
William Disston
Gus Barrett the Pace Horse Sold to Drive on Road
c. K. G. Billings bought yesterday via Captain C. H. McDonald the black pacing gelding Gus Barrett 2:09%4 by Gusto son of Gambetta Wilkes. John Taylor of Trenton says Gus Barrett can beat any pacer in training a half mile. Barrett was brought to New York last week and paced a quarter mile in 0.20% on the Speedway. He is a plain looking big gelding but known as a model road horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. G. Billings
C. H. McDonald
Gus Barrett
Gusto
Gambetta Wilkes
John Taylor
Trenton
Barrett
New York
Speedway
Regatta at New York Yacht Club With Noted 70-footers
The annual regatta of the New York Yacht Club opens today with new 70-footers Mineola and Rainbow owned by August Belmont and Cornelius Vanderbilt appearing for the first time this season. Virginia owned by W K Vanderbilt Jr. may also join as she is in full commission. Notable entries include Amarita and Quisetta. Cepheus carries the Regatta Committee to the start at 10 am from Twenty second street and North River. Milad and Uncas prepared for racing while Queen Mab, sailed by Clifford V Brokaw, is copper repaired and ready for today’s race off Sandy Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Yacht Club
Mineola
Rainbow
August Belmont
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Virginia
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Amarita
Quisetta
the Tribune
Cepheus
Twenty-second-st
North River
Uncas
C. P. Buchanan
Clifford V. Brokaw
Sandy Hook
Alfred C. Barnes Likely Next Colonel of Brooklyn 23d Regiment
General Alfred C. Barnes, veteran of the Civil War and longtime Brooklyn figure, is expected to be unanimously elected colonel of the 23d Regiment after officers meet on Monday. Barnes, 58, born in Philadelphia, has deep ties to Brooklyn and the regiment, having served in the 7th and 234th Regiments and held leadership roles in veterans groups before retiring from the National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred C. Barnes
Barnes
Brooklyn
234
National Guard
General Barnes
Alfred Cutler Barnes
Philadelphia
A. S Barnes
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
7Th Regiment
New York
234 Regiment
Pennsylvania
23D Regiment Veterans’ Association
Corning
Cornell
Hunts Her Husband Eleven Years For Alimony
Mrs A A Wilcox filed an attachment against her husband Frederick W Wilcox returnable June 18 before Justice Dickey. She claims he owes about 4000 alimony since a 1888 Brooklyn decree granting her a weekly alimony and child custody. She has supported herself and child by typing. He is president of the Wilcox Paper Box Company of Chicago with a new Manhattan branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Wilcox
Frederick W. Wilcox
Dickey
Wilcox
Wilcox Paper Box Company
Chicago
Washington St
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Boy Convicted In Excise Violation Case At Special Sessions
Fifteen year old William Jarvosky, son of a Middle Village hotel keeper, was convicted in the Court of Special Sessions for violating the Excise law. He testified a policeman ordered him to set out whiskey while in his father’s charge on a Sunday. He was fined $25 or ten days in jail, with the fine paid by his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jarvosky
Middle Village
Court of Special Sessions
Dixiana Yearlings Sold at Gravesend Auction
Yearlings from the Dixiana Stud fetched high prices at Gravesend. A Hanover colt bought by Mat Allen for Clarence H. Mackay brought 10,000 dollars, and a bay Dr MacBride filly sold for 7,500 dollars to A Featherstone. Other top prices included several Dr MacBride offspring and entries by Magian and Longflight, led by buyers M Murphy, R W Walden, T Welch, J L Holland, and E A Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixiana
Gravesend
Hanover
Mannie Gray
Mat’ Allen
Clarence H. Mackay
Dr. MacBride
Quesal
A. Featherstone
Tommy Atkins
Maximo Gomez
Alabama
M. Murphy
R. W. Walden
Hislight
T. Welch
Flambeau
Flam
R. Roche
Magian
J. L. Holland
Longfilght
Flo II
Floroon
C. Brown
Ener
Sissieretta
E. A. Tipton
Grace Lee
M. F. Frank
Inquiry Sues Over Broker Wienchs Sanity in Supreme Court
Justice Dickey granted an inquiry order to assess Henry Wienchs mental condition by jury. Harriet Wienchs seeks this amid her claim he is over sixty and suffering paresis. Wienchs once partnered with Edward Ripke in Manhattan firms, later sole proprietor after 1890s. Ripke left in 18__, firm became Ripke & Co. for three years. Wienchs alleges large Haytian trade contracts with Hugo Rainer and unsettled accounts. He claims $3,500 and no other property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey
Supreme Court
Harriet Wienchs
Henry Wienchs
Wienchs
Hugo Rainer
Grand Duke of Oldenburg Dies at Rastede
Oldenburg June 13 The Grand Duke Nicholas Frederick Peter of Oldenburg died at his summer residence in Rastede at noon today. Born July 8 1827 he succeeded his father February 27 1853. He joined Prussia in policy during the Russia war and had two sons with Elizabeth Saxe Altenburg. He is succeeded by the elder Frederick Augustus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Duke OF
Oldenburg
Rastede
Nicholas Frederick Peter
Paul Frederick Augustus
Ida of
Anhalt-Bernburg
Duchy of Oldenburg
Russia
Germany
Prussia
Austria
Schleswig-Holstein
Frederick Charles
Grand Duke
Elizabeth
Prince Joseph of
Saxe- Altenburg
Frederick Augustus
Grand Duchess
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Tim McCarthy, former Kansas State Auditor, dies at active age
Timothy McCarthy, two term Kansas State Auditor and later department commander of the Kansas Grand Army of the Republic, died at his Larned home from a lung abscess. Born in Ireland, he came to the United States in 1851 and served through the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larned
Kan
Timothy McCarthy
Kansas Grand Army of the Republic
Ireland
United States
Mrs. Reinach Dies in Berlin After Heart Disease
Mrs. Oscar Reinach, wife of a Chicago merchant, died in Berlin on June 13 from heart disease. The obituary notes her death occurred while in the city, detailing her marriage to a Chicago businessman and her identity as Mrs. Reinach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Oscar Reinach
Chicago
Death of Elder Eldridge K Leonard Doctor at Rockville
Dr Eldridge K Leonard aged sixty nine a longtime Rockville Conn physician died at his Elm Street home from blood poisoning on June 13 He is survived by his widow and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville, Conn
Eldridge K. Leonard
Elmst
CIGARMAKERS STRIKE REMAINS UNSETTLED AFTER MEETING
At Bohemian Hall in New York a meeting reviewed a University Settlement Building conference proposal from Kerbs Wertheim Schiffer and union reps. The report was rejected by strikers who argue it would cut wages by a third and allow management to keep nonunion help. Nathan Rosenstein said no nearer settlement than three months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemian Hall
East Seventythird St
University Settlement
Kerbs, Wertheim & Schiffer Company
Nathan Rosenstein
Kerbs
Werthelim & Schiffer Corded
Rosenstein
Derelict Bark Cleveland Sighted On Fire At Sea
The Leyland Line steamer Philadelphian reports sighting the derelict bark Cleveland on fire on June 6 at 10:30 a m in latitude 49 25 and longitude 26 12. She shows a burned after part with forward portion intact and is sailing from Southampton May 5 to Nova Scotia. The Cleveland, built in Quebec in 1873, registers 1230 tons and hails from Skien Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyland Line
McCallum
Liverpool
Cleveland
Southampton
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Canada
Skien
Norway
Saengerfest Parade Lineup Details and Divisions
The Saengerfest torchlight parade lineup lists heralds, mounted police and musicians, parade marshals Peter Bertsch and W. J. Quade, adjutants, and guests including Governor Roosevelt. It details five divisions with marshals Frank Ibert, William Texter, Condermann, Hugo Zeydel, and Western district leaders, plus participating societies and riding clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bertsch
Jacob Frank
John Burger
Brooklyn Riding Club
H. C. Rasquin
Charles Debevoise
Roosevelt
Frank Ibert
Grand Army of the Republic Veterans, Schuetzen Societies
German War Veterans
German Military Society
W. J. Quade
Plattdeutschen Volksfest
Marshal
William Texter
Marshal Condermann
Turn Vereins
Manhattan
Hugo Zeydel
Out of Town
Brooklyn
Western District
Conrad Laeger
Troop C Leases Bay Side Farm for Summer Rendezvous
Troop C of Brooklyn has leased the Daniel Lawrence farm at Bay Side Long Island for a summer rendezvous. The property has barns to house all the troop horses and ample pasturage. Troopers will bring their horses from Brooklyn next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Side
Long Island
Brooklyn
Daniel Lawrence
Magistrate Bristow Fights Blood Poisoning At Home
Magistrate Henry Bristow of the Butler street court has been confined to his home at 400 Sixth avenue with blood poisoning of unknown origin. An insect bite was considered but not proven. A possible operation was feared, but he hopes to resume duties on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bristow
Butler St. Court
Sixth-ave
Newark Man Guilty of Second Degree Manslaughter
William Parkinson of Newark was found guilty of manslaughter in the second degree by the County Court. He was charged with killing Thomas Bedson on May 6 in Ralphave near Atlantic Avenue in front of Mrs. Mary McChesney's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parkinson
Newark
N. J
Parkinson
Thomas Bedson
Ralphave
Atlantic Ave
Mary McChesney
Seventh regular meeting of Associated Physicians of Long Island
The seventh regular meeting will be held at Northport on Saturday with a scientific session on Trachoma by Dr. James C. Hancock of Brooklyn, followed by talks on Milk Supply for Infant Feeding by Dr. J. Finley Bell of East Hampton and Cows Milk as a Food for Infants by Dr. Elias H. Bartley of Brooklyn, with discussions by several physicians. The association will be guests of the Northport Yacht Club and the village of Northport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Physicians of
Long Island
Northport
James C. Hancock
Brooklyn
Navy Yard Notes on Winslow Torpedo Boat Launch
Admiral Philip witnesses a torpedo boat attempt at the Navy Yard that fouled the ways and lies partly aground. High tide will free it. Captain Monty C. Taylor sent 166 landsmen from the Hartford at Tompkinsville. The Hartford heads to Moveton Navy Yard for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Navy Yard
Winslow
Monty C. Taylor
Vermont
Hartford
Tompkinsville
Moveton Navy Yard
Decision Sustains Bush Company Verdict in $72,000 Suit
An Appellate Division ruling upholds a jury verdict for Gibbons against Bush Company Limited for $68,000 plus interest in a contract dispute over building storehouses at Forty first and Forty second streets and the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Dickey
Gibbons
The
Bush Company, Limited
Forty-first
Forty-second Sts
Degrees for Poly boys at Polytechnic Institute exercises
The Academy of Music hosted the Polytechnic Institute commencement with an all Brooklyn audience. The program featured prayers, music, orations, and selections. Degrees were awarded to Bachelor of Arts Edward Abberley Chilver Walter Hampden Dougherty Robert Malcom Gay Clayton Meeker Hamilton Henry Gottlieb Hartmann. Bachelor of Science in chemistry Joseph Edgar Hirsh civil engineering Harold Ephraim Hawxhurst Daniel Oliver Tow I Hobart Mason William Henry Oaken Jr James Anderson Pietsch. Electrical Engineer John Lind James Anderson Pietsch Charles Vanderveer Rapelje Civil Engineer Jacob Schmitt Daniel Oliver Towl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Abberley Chilver
Walter Hampden Dougherty
Robert Malcom Gay
Clayton Meeker Hamilton
Henry Gottlieb Hartmann
Joseph Edgar Hirsh
Harold Ephraim Hawxhurst
Daniel Oliver Towl
Hobart Mason
William Henry Oaken, Jr
James Anderson Pietsch
John Lind
Charles Vanderveer Rapelje
Jacob Schmitt
Daniel Oliver Tow
Girls’ High School Commencement Sees 163 Graduates Farewell
The 163 June graduates of Girls’ High School bade farewell at a Nostrand avenue auditorium ceremony chaired by J Edward Swanstrom. Edward G Ward awarded diplomas. Students presented essays on Dickens Shakespeare Burroughs Hudson River and other topics. Miss Stanwood delivered the valedictory and chose the class motto Through Difficulties to Distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nostrandave
Halsey St. J
Five Weidmann factory dead as ruin search continues
A charred body was found in the smoking ruins of the Weidmann cooperage at North Eleventh street and Kent avenue. Cesar Gude of 999 Dean Street is identified by family as the foreman machinist and the first confirmed victim among six deaths and eight serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weidmann Cooperage
North Eleventh St
Kent Ave
Cesar Gude
Dean St
Lockwood
John M
Devoest
Eastern District Hospital
Benedict
Colwell
Charles
North Ninth-st
Gudb
Cesar
Dean-st. Colwell
Mr. Colwell
Dying Telegraph Clerk Plays Ragtime Before Death
William Wheeler a 40 year old broker's office worker at 16 Broad Street and night operator at Western Union sat at a piano in the Grand Hotel 147 Washington Street this borough and played a ragtime tune after taking carbolic acid dying a few minutes later before help arrived He was a native of New Brunswick and leaves a wife and two children His body will be taken to Halifax today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wheeler
Broadst
Western Union Telegraph Company
Grand Hotel
Washington St
Wheeler
New Brunswick
Halifax
Penny in the slot gambling arrest of John Morrison
Magistrate Brenner held John Morrison of No 115 Henry Street for the Grand Jury on a common gambler charge. Morrison marketed a penny in the slot device to candy stores, offering 3 cents of candy or a half cent prize, and was arrested when he took coins from a store at No 4 Fourth Avenue after a dispute over its removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenner
John Morrison
Henry St
Grand Jury
Morrison
Storrs Alcove Fund Planned by Long Island Hist Soc
A fund of twenty five thousand dollars is to be raised by the Long Island Historical Society directors to create a Storrs Alcove in the society rooms. The income will buy history travel and biography books and may fund a bronze bust of Rev Dr Richard Salter Storrs. He led the society for over thirty years and was re elected as president a day before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Long Island Historical Society
Richard Salter Storrs
Buried Alive in a Well Near Central Islip
June 13 report from Long Island states T. W. Hartley a Hauppauge resident and steamfitter by trade died when a well on his farm caved in burying him at a depth of 27 feet. Workmen reached the body eight years after the incident, the method and timing suggesting accidental entombment during digging. Hartley operated in East Thirty-fourth Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Islip
Long Island
T. W. Hartley
Hauppauge
East Thirty-fourth St
New York
Hartley
Girls prevent a railroad accident at East Moriches
On June 13 in East Moriches Long Island schoolgirls aboard the morning westbound mail train saw a baggage car brake rod break and run off the track. They alerted the brakeman after a station official frantically waved his hat. The train stopped before serious damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Moriches
Long Island
Grand Jury in Queens Opens Sessions With Bible Readings
The Queens County Grand Jury adopted a daily Bible reading to begin proceedings. District Attorney John B Merrill opened yesterday’s session with the first six verses of Proverbs chapter fifteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Queens County
John B. Merrill
Merrill
Divorce suit revived after clerical error in New Jersey
Mrs Annie Coveney widow of actor William J Florence sued Coveney for desertion in 1896. An error in the Clerk of the Court of Chancery office meant the publication order was unsigned by the late Chancellor McGill, forcing the suit to start anew. Lawyer O Callaghan plans to appeal to Governor Voorhees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGill
Cancellor Agie
O'Callaghan
Voorees
Reform Church Synod Adjourns After Deliberation
The ninety fourth annual session of the Synod of the Reformed Church in America adjourned after a week of debate to meet in New Brunswick in 1901. The body took a neutral stance on woman safe and noted existing cooperation in India, saw no need for federation, and expressed sympathy for the Archdeacon of Atlanta's effort to establish schools for freedmen. Pavonia Yacht Club’s loss by fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Synod of the Reformed Church In America
New Brunswick
India
Atlanta
Congress
Paventa Yacht Club Fire Destroys Shop and Storehouse
A fire at 4 am yesterday destroyed the Paventa Yacht Club shop and storehouse at the foot of Jersey Avenue Jersey City. Two yachts were burned and three damaged. flames spread to the clubhouse but were contained with limited damage. Loss estimated at 7000 dollars. cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paventa Yacht Club
Jerseyave
Jersey City
George Siddons
Henry Behrens
Seton Hall Commencement in Alumni Hall on June 13
The forty fourth annual Seton Hall College commencement was held in Alumni Hall with Bishop W. M. Wigger presiding. Graduates and faculty attended as medals were awarded and degrees conferred. Orations included The Promise of the Nineteenth Century and The Prisoner of the Vatican delivered by four students. The address to graduates was given by Dr. John Duncan Emmet of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Orange
Seton Hall College
Alumni Hall
W. M
Diocese of
Newark
John A. McFall
Trenton
Nickel
College Blee Club
E. B. O'Neil
Michael Joseph Mul Ngan
Savona
Henry Aloysius Beale
Edward Joseph Sweeney
Vatican
James Joseph Reynolds
John A. Stafford
Wigger
Duates
John Duncan Emmet
New York
Robert Emmet
Palisades commuters gain a point
Englewood June 13 Special The Palisades commuters claim a victory in their fare dispute with the Palisades Railroad Company A commuters committee met with President David Young who agreed to lay the matter before the board of directors He indicated a likely reduction for regular patrons bringing the round trip to 3 cents from 5 cents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
Palisades
Palisades Railroad Company
Commuters' Association
David Young
Alleged Shortfall In Real Estate Agent’s Accounts
Herman Joerschke of Newark real estate office at Highst and Springfield is missing. A suit in attachment to recover 8440 36 has been filed against him by Paul W. Roder for the Standard Building and Loan Association, of which Joerschke is president. A son says he is ill and that his mind may be affected. a large amount of property is said to be owned by him at No 229 South Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Joerschke
Highst
Springfield Ave
Newark
Joerschke
Standard Building and Loan Association
Paul W. Roder
South Sixth-st
Tragic shooting at Saddle River ends in double death
Ed ward Burnett, adopted son of farmer A. W. Jennings of Saddle River, shot his father and then killed himself with the same revolver this afternoon. Jennings was found dead, and Burnett was severely wounded in a suicide attempt. The motive remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rameeys
N. J
A. W. Jennings
Saddle River
Edward Burnett
Eight Story Office Building Planned for Jersey City Site
The Commercial Trust Company will erect an eight story office building on the former Taylors Hotel site in Jersey City. Hedden & Sons of Newark won the contract yesterday at 380.00 dollars. Safe deposit vaults and furnishings are estimated to cost 200,000 dollars extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Trust Company
Taylors Hotel
Jersey City
Hedden & Sons
Newark
Probable Presidential Electors Named by Republican Party
The Republican Convention at Trenton will name electors for the Presidential ticket. Elbert Rappleye editor of The Jersey City Evening Journal will represent Hudson County. Newark reports John F. Dryden of Prudential Life Insurance may be named for Essex County, with Dryden previously an elector. John W. Herbert of Middlesex County also expected to be renominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Hudson County
Elbert Rappleye
Jersey City Evening Journal
Newark
John F. Dryden
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Essex County
Dryden
Mr. Rappleye
John W. Herbert
Middlesex County
Mrs L M Hutchinson Seriously Hurt In Wreck Near Monmouth Beach
Long Branch June 13 Special A summer resident of Schifflein Park New York Mrs L M Hutchinson nearly seventy riding with Mrs Marie T and her daughter was thrown from a wagon on Hances Hill as the carriage upset near Silver. She suffered a double fracture of the ankle and extensive bruising and is in critical condition at Elkwood Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
L. M. Hutchinson
New York
Schifflein Park
Monmouth Beach
Ex Judge Potts Named Clerk at Republican National Convention
Ex judge J Herbert Potts of Jersey City received notice from United States Senator Kean that he has been appointed a clerk at the Republican National Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Herbert Potts
Jersey City
United States
Kean
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