O Brien Resumes Testimony in Fischer Hansen Trial
Trial restart shows witness describe meetings with Carl Fischer Hansen, payments totaling 15 dollars then 25 and 40 cents, letters to Antonio Macaluso, and fear of public exposure. Defense cross examines Buckley, who admits payments, receipts absent, and authorizes releases and letters. Case to continue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fischer-Hansen
Joseph E.o'brien
Philadelphia
Goff
O'Brien
Smyth
Atttorney
Fischer-Hansen
Mecaluse Bey
Palmer
Macaluse
Mr. Hansen
Mr. Palmer
Brien
Macaluso
John J. Buckiey
Fischer- Hansen
Mccintyre
Buckley
McIntyre
Clackmell
Hansen
Thieves Sort Silverware On Lawn In NJ Robbery
Short Hills New Jersey June 15 Pinkerton detectives investigate a residence burglary at Newton Stout Knobwood Road where silverware and other valuables valued at 1500 dollars were taken. Detectives believe professionals forced a dining room window and moved the drawers to the lawn to sort solid from plated items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short Hills
N. J
Pinkerton
Newton Stout
Knobwood Road
Stout
Broad Street
New York
GOES FISHING AND BAITS A BULL NEAR CALDWELL NY
Arthur Weldon of Halifax was chased by a bull while cutting across a farm to fish. The bull charged after Weldon whose bright red necktie triggered the incident. Weldon climbed a fence as the bull hooked him with horns, but he escaped with only slight injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
N.Y
Arthur Weldon
Halifax
Weldon
Jacob van Houten
Uwfe
Ardase Weldon
Rabid Dog Bites Rahway Boys
Rahway New Jersey June 15 George Oppenheimer and Morris Kippan Jr were bitten by a strange dog Thursday night. The animal was shot its head sent to the Pasteur Institute where unmistakable evidence of rabies was found. The boys were placed under treatment and mothers sought care for them as suspected dogs are quarantined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Rahway
N. J
George Oppenheimer
Morris Kippan, Jr
Pasteur Institute
Morris Rippan
Milliner Elise Hartwic Sues for Hats Worth 1047
Elise Hartwic of No 8 West 2th Street sues Daniel O Reilly once counsel for Harry K Thaw in City Court for 1047 claiming hats and creations valued at that amount. Dennis and Ruchler asked Chief Justice O Dever to place the case on the short cause calendar and the motion was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise Hartwic
West 2Th Street
Daniel O'Reilly
Harry K. Thaw
Elise
Mise Hartwie
Reilly
Dennis & Ruchler
O' Dever
Motorman released in $2500 bail in East Orange
Motorman Patrick Derrig was released on $2,500 bail after the car he operated in East Orange on Saturday night caused passengers to jump when a fuse blew. Conductor Frank Nulty fled the scene, a woman was killed and four others injured. Detective James Mason said Derrig jumped from the car though he claimed he was blown from it and shows no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N J
Patrick Derrig
East Orange
Frank Nulty
James Mason
Sai¢ Derric
Derrig
Baltimore Fruit Centre expansion linking Baltimore to Caribbean routes
Baltimore, June 15. United Fruit Company announces Baltimore chosen as central hub for extensive expansion. Ships from Charleston Boston New York and Philadelphia diverted to Baltimore connecting directly to Jamaica Cuba Haiti and Central American republics. Through rates west of Wheeling Pittsburgh Buffalo favor Baltimore by about 3 cents per hundred pounds versus New York. Philadelphia also disadvantaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Baltimore
United Fruit Company
Charleston
S. C
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Jamaica
Cuba
Haiti
Central American
Wheeling
W. Va
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Smoke Complaint At Interborough Power House Hearing
Testimony before Public Service Commission Commissioner Eustis revealed Interborough Rapid Transit switched from anthracite to semi-bituminous coal in its two large power houses. Henry Hotchkiss, attorney, claimed the five tall stacks polluted the 5th Street and North River district. superintendent Henry G. Stett explained the change was due to fluctuating load and quicker heat, noting $2 per boiler to fit and potential 30 percent capacity loss if reverted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustis
Public Service Commission
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
5Th Street
North River
Henry D. Hotchkiss
West 71Th Street
Interborough
Insane Woman Bites Surgeon in Williams burg
Dr. Mary M. Crawford, surgeon at Williams burg Hospital, was bitten on the arm by Mrs. Beckie Bloch, an insane woman restrained after attacking her husband and two children on Broadway. Four officers, an ambulance crew, and cauterization saved the day. Mrs Bloch was taken to Flatbush Hospital for the Insane with a hopeless case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Crawford
Williamsburg Hospital
Lee Avenue
Beckie Bloch
Cook Street
Broadway
Williamsburg
Stapleton Men Demand A Ferry In Staten Island
A Stapleton delegation of about fifty residents led by George Cromwell urged Dock Commissioner Allen N Spooner to fund a ferry service. They proposed fixing old boats Westfeld and Middletown at a cost around 24000 for Stapleton access, while Spooner cited lack of funds and losses on the St George route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stapleton
Staten Island
George Cromwell
Richmond
Department of Docks and Ferries
Allen N. Spooner
Battery
Pier A
Westfeld
Middletown
James Feeney
St. George
Spooner
Hold aged man for bond theft in Knoxville
Knoxville police arrest an elderly man believed to be Prescott Poynton, wanted in Manitowoc Wisconsin for grand larceny and embezzlement of $10,000 in U S bonds. The 75-year-old allegedly admits the name Prescott Boynton and mentions Manitowoc but pleads not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Chandler
Prescott Poynton
Manitowoc
Wis
United States
Boynton
Prescott Boynton
Miss Edna Van Arsdale Defrauder Escapes Prison Term
Miss Edna Van Arsdale who faced conviction for using the malls to defraud investors in Horace A. Blackmur's bucketshop at 18 Broadway escaped a prison term yesterday as Judge Hough suspended the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna van Arsdale
Horace A. Blackmur
Broadway
Hough
Uncle dies by nephew's hand in Brooklyn shooting
John Lynott, a Brooklyn contractor, died after being shot by his nephew Robert in an early morning attack. Robert lay dying in Norwegian Hospital, having inflicted the wound in retaliation for Lynott's refusal to give money. The nephew had lived at St. John's Home from age six to fourteen before living with his uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lynott
Brooklyn
Robert
Lynott
David Evans
Fort Hamilton
St. John’s
Patrick's Habeas Corpus Bid Denied in Rice Case
Judes Lacombe of the United States Circuit Court denied Albert T. Patrick's writ of habeas corpus. Patrick claimed his death sentence for the murder of William Marsh Rice, later commuted to life, stemmed from a conspiracy to plunder the Rice millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judes Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Patrick
Lightning Strikes Family In Malone Veranda Rescue
Ernest J. Gleason a well-to-do farmer and his two daughters were knocked to the floor when a bolt of lightning struck their veranda last evening. Gleason was left paralyzed on the left side and unconscious for hours but is reported recovering today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
N. Y
Ernest J. Gleason
Gleason
Wife Again Visits Thaw in Jail Dinner Meeting
Evelyn Thaw visited her husband Harry K. Thaw in the Poughkeepsie jail today. She dined with him in Sheriff Chanler's courthouse chamber, marking another appearance in the ongoing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie, N
Evelyn Thaw
Sheriff Chanler
Governor Guild Returns to Chair After Illness Absence
Governor Guild resumes duties after over three months away due to illness. Bulletins on the Republican National Convention in Chicago will be posted at frequent intervals from the Tribune Building, beginning soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Guild
Chicago
Tribune
Dearth of Good Things Plagues New York Flower Mission
The New York City Flower Mission at 104 East 2th Street appeals for help as food delicacies and fruit dwindle. Roses and other blooms flood in for hospitals and nurseries, but volunteers and funds are scarce. Missionaries urge unpacking aid, note fluctuating gifts, and stress careful distribution through Settlements and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
J. Pierpont Morgan
Gouverneur Hospital
Lincoln Hospital
Bronx
Orange
N. J
Express
Hudson
Europe
Frances Rufelt
Pipe Dream Says Dr Day Denies Resignation
Lake Placid June 15 Special Dr James F Day head of Syracuse University arrived at Adirondack resort and said there is no truth to rumors he will resign. He dismissed reports as spiteful Ananias works and stated trustees have not asked him to leave. He will rest at his farmhouse outside Lake Placid and be joined later by his family.
Flag overlap sparks Ossining row over Confederate banner
In Ossining on Main Street, a Confederate flag overlapped the U S flag at William J. Physiac's printing office sparking anger among locals and Morell Post G A R. Commander Sumner A. Smith removed the banner and took it home. Physiac is cited to appear before the Grand Army post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Physiac
Main Street
Ossining
Morell Post
Sumner A. Smith
Physiac
Grand Army
Regents exam questions sold arraigned in Tombs court
William Rosen of 331 East 80th Street was arraigned in the Tombs police court on offering for sale Regents examination questions and held in 500 bail for examination tomorrow. Charles Bartlett, 84, pleaded guilty to forgery before Judge Rosalsky and received a three year state prison sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rosen
No. 331
East 80Th Street
Tombs
Charles Bartlett
Rosalsky
Realty Notes Highlight Urban Property Trades and Rentals
Real estate briefs show Fegar T. Kingsley selling the southeast corner of Richmond Road and Margaret Street in Graniteville to Freehold Construction via Nevins & Perelman. Other listings include rentals for Richard T. Wainwright in Rye, loft leases on West 20th Street, and a six story apartment sale by George A. Fisher Company in Manhattan. The Fort Washington Syndicate buy and sale linkage with Brodie Realty is noted along with several other brokered transactions and a large city plot sale for market purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fégar T. Kingsley
Freehold Construction Company
Nevins & Perelman
Richmond Road
Margaret St
Graniteville
Borough of Richmond
Herbert A. Sherman
Richard T. Wainwright
Stuyvesart Ave
Rye
N. Y
Bainbridge Colby
M. & L. Hess
Charles Brogan
Standard Novelty Company
West 2Th St
David Crystal
Bamberg & Scheyer
West Ath St
Hyman Levy & Co
Louis Rothschild
L. Tanenbaum, Strauss & Co
Bond St
David
Harry Lippmann
Etagloc Holding Company
Burrill Brothers
Ist St
7Th and
Th Aves
Brooklyn
Realty Associates
G. W. Talmadge
Midtown Site Sold for 750000 in Landmark Real Estate Deals
Yesterday reported a flurry of transactions led by Tucker Speyers & Co selling to Henry Corn a 12 story mercantile building on West 22 28, price 750000. William Cruikshank’s Sons sold a six story corner dwelling at St and Sth Ave for 450000. Eagan Halleey Construction sold Ogden Ave five story building to investor. No. 215 West 84 St four story house sold with buyer to occupy. A 12 story commercial building planned for West th St at 200000 cost by Robert S Finney with Mulliken Moeller as architects. John W Kights to build four six story apartment blocks on 1% St west of Lenox with 180000 cost. Plans filed to remodel Nos 972 2 Sth Ave from flats to business for Columbus Arcade Co. Christie Iron Works one story manufactory planned for 224th Street 7500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker, Speyers & Co
Henry Corn
West Zists
Mercantile
William Cruikshank
Wiliam Sittenham
St. St
Sth Ave
Slawson & Hobbs
Eagan & Halleey Construction Company
Ogden
Ogden Ave
Greene & Taylor Company
West 84 St
Robert S. Finney
Mulliken & Moeller
John W. Kights
Lenox
Neville & Bagge
Columbus Iele Arcade Company
Hedman & Scheen
Manhattan
Christie Iron Works
Foreclosure sales drive brisk auction in Veseys rooms
In the Real Estate Exchange Sales rooms Nos 14 and 16 Veseys three foreclosure sales concluded quickly with multiple parcels listed. Bowers & Lattys, Ingraham & Co and Joseph P Day handled various properties at 167th Street, 125th Street, and additional addresses, with totals due ranging from about 4,000 to over 19,000 dollars and dozens of parcels including single and multi family dwellings and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veseys
PDP
Ingraham & Co
James Place
167Th St
E Sands
Ty Herbert A Sherman
Fulton Ave
Weor
Joseph J
Joseph P Day
Makransky & Appelbaum
Harris
Vesey St
Lewis St
Michael Coleman Agt
Abraham Halpin
Alexander & G
Attys
Caughlan
165Th St
Caroline Wiegand
Louis Harrison
Thomas Gilleran
JF Mcfoughlin
Amth St
Amsterdam Ave
Lawson
Ducker
Ferriss & Rattys
Fennessy
Wendel Scheuermann
Leopold Ehrmann
Langbein & L
F T Fitzgerald
Arthur Ave. S Wear
F R Minrath
EB McEvoy
Hoadley
L H Ward
1St Ave
Mtge Co
187Th St
Rose Block
Samuel Horowitz
Silberberg
Wasserman
Jacobs
Bamberger & Lattys
J Purdy
Norwood Ave
Gun Hill
Webster Ave
Albert
Real estate transfers in Edenwald and surrounding areas
The Edenwald Land Companies sold two lots on Wright avenue and one lot at East 233d street and Doone avenue to different buyers. George F. Picken and Mary A. Mr Cormack handled properties on West 133d street and West Farms Red area. Irving Kempner, James K. Holly, Harry L. Rosen, Charles W. South and the American Real Estate Company reported multiple dwelling and lot sales in Harlem, Van Nest, and Bronx River Road regions, including large multi dwelling projects and two family houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenwald Land Companies
Wright Ave
Nelson Ave
John
Norah Howard
Doone Ave
Maurice Murphy
George F. Picken
Mary A
Cormack
H. C. Mapes & Co
West Farms
Faile St
Frank Gersten
Hugo Wabst
White Plaine Road
Elizabeth St
174Th St
Eden Ave
Webster Ave
Bronx River Road
Mile Square Road
Receiver of Rents Appointed for Bronx Flats in Foreclosure Case
Justice Guy of the Supreme Court named Robert C. Ten Fevyk as receiver of rents for five story flats Nos 313 and 315 Crimmins Ave The Bronx in a suit by Louis Zuckerkandel to foreclose a third mortgage of 1 9 ere are ror mortgages yews: 3 or arack gag on the property
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Guy
Supreme Court
Robert C. Ten Fevyek
Bronx
Louis Zuckerkandel
Max Hellstein
Building Loan Contract on Commonwealth Ave Prospect
Commonwealth avenue E 6, 75 feet north of Merrilet. A 25 by 100 lot is listed. Emily A Taber loans Marte Kugelmann 24500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Ave
Emily A
Taber Loans
Marte Kugelmann
Police Clock and Lock Mender Charles E Brewer Dies
Policeman Charles E. Brewer aged 64 of the Bureau of Repairs and Supplies died at his home at 67 West 128th Street from nephritis after twenty years serving the Police Department. A Civil War veteran who served under Sherman, Brewer was appointed patrolman on February 14, 1874 and also custodian of the police flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Charles E. Brewer
Bureau of
Police
West 128Th Street
Brewer
Sherman
Tennessee
Georgia
Winchester suspect tied to Chester search in assault case
Police believe Edward Winnette of Stapleton Staten Island is hiding in Chester Pennsylvania after an assault on nine year old Agnes OBrien. Detective Sergeant Smith links Winnette to Farley the strike breaker as a close associate and assumes he joined Farley in Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Winnette
Stapleton
Staten Island
Agnes O'Brien
Chester
Penn
Smith
Farley
Winnette
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