Mrs Gould at a Party Excites Court in Reparation Suit
In yesterday's Supreme Court session the Gould Reparation suit featured a sharp clash between De Lancer Nicoll and Shearn over alleged trackmailing tactics. Herbert Schmidt, a former Gould footman, testified about a party at Mrs John Hugh Kirkpatrick’s home where Mrs Gould attended and was later found in a cellar drunk, with Mrs Kirkpatrick injured, leading to concerns of misconduct and a staged escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Supreme Court
de- Lancer Nicoll
Howard Gould
Herbert Schmidt
John Hugh Kirk-patrick
West Sith Street
Henry L. Burnett
General Burnett
Kissam
Schmidt
Justice Dowling
Mr. Nicoll
Chapman
Mr. Shearn
Nicoll
E. B. Chapman & Co
Holdbrook Curtis
Shearn
Watson
DeLancey Nicoll
Case Gould
St. Regis
Six Day License Man Fined For Relling Ball Game
Fred Lee a Japanese man was fined $5 in Harlem police court for running a relling ball game for chances at Fort George on Sunday. Magistrate Steinert said the mayor lacks power to issue Sunday licenses for non essential business. Two others arrested for similar games were discharged by Magistrate Finn. The man faced punishment for violating a six day license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lee
Fort George
Steinert
Harlem
Sunédays
Finn
Secret agent Hallen linked to Nicaragua gun plot trial
James D. Haillen faces trial in the Court of General Sessions over alleged deliveries of copper scraps and cartridges to the Nicaraguan government. Prosecutor McIntyre claims Hallen acted as a secret agent for Haitian and Guatemalan ministers, investigating conspirators aiding Nicaragua to foment revolutions and install Zelaya as head of a Central American federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Haillen
Court of Gener
John F. McIntyre
Raimon Schasarreta
Hallen
Bluefields
Nicaragua
McIntyre
Washington
Zelaya
United States
Central America
Echasarreta
Article shows Hastings letters tied to Cleveland estate dispute
In cross examination of Charles M. Lincoln Sunday editor of The New York Times, testimony revealed two Hastings signed letters supporting Brandenburg's Cleveland article. Lincoln said he relied on Hastings's letters to judge authenticity. Brandenburg’s manuscript and signatures are scrutinized as witnesses prepare for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broughton Brandenburg
Charles M. Lincoln
New York Times
Cleveland
Brandenburg
F. S. Hastings
Jacobi
Tam
Grover Meveland
Reick
S4nroth
Brandenhurn
Evowd
Hastings
Ard Watson Gilder
Finley
The
College of the City of New York
Lillian M. Bare Brandenbure
Pearson
Jewish Deaf Mutes Institution to Become Horeb School
The Institution for the Improved Instruction of Deaf Mutes at Lexington Ave and 67th St, founded 1860 and incorporated 1869, will cease as a nonsectarian school and be taken over by the Horeb School as a strictly Jewish institution. Improvements planned to enlarge facilities to serve more pupils, with Rev Dr H Mendes noting rising demand. The Horeb School also formed a mute congregation for religious services each Friday. Meanwhile, Assistant Collector Weldon sold tax liens on the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad property on 31st St between Tenth and Eleventh Aves for 28,817.74, with bids averaging 7.44 percent.
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Lexington Avenue
67Th Street
Horeb School
Admir Place
IL. Pereira Mendes
Mendes
Maxwell
Board of Education
New York
F Mutes
Td Street
Gogue
Dr Mentes
Jaco Roderigues Persira
E Service Horeb
Weldon
Bureau of
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
31St Street
Tenth
Eleventh Avenues
Eleventh Avenue
Regulati
A. Frev
Frey
Interborough seeks to issue bonds under mortgage plan
Interborough Rapid Transit Company applied to the Public Service Commission for permission to issue 10 900 bonds under a 35 000 mortgage approved last year to retire a three year gold note issue maturing March 1 154. The bonds would bear 4 percent interest and be sold or exchanged at net less than par. A hearing on the application is expected to be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Public Service Commission
Higginbotham Exonerated In Estate Funds Case
Magistrate E G Higginbotham of Brooklyn was cleared of illegally using Minnie F Neisoen estate funds by Surrogate Ketcham of Kings County. The letters of administration were not revoked after a $850 certificate of deposit was surrendered to the Surrogate's chief clerk. Higginbotham announced plans to sue United States Fidelity and Casualty Company for damages and hinted at further legal action against others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Higginbotham
Brooklyn
Minnie F. Neisoen
Ketcham
Kings County
Higginbotham
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Delivers Observations
The report notes sunrise and sunset times with lunar data and high water marks. It lists ships including the Saint Louis reported 964 miles east of Sandy Hook and the Calerte 1,000 miles east, each expected to dock later Saturday morning. Weather outlook appears sunny with variable eastward positions.
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Gov. Island
SM Louis
Sandy Hook
Campania
Husk Af Neon
Calerte
Sandy
Furrier Joseph Cohen Alleges Inspectors Ruined Workplaces
Joseph Cohen the fur manufacturer at 212 Wooster Street reported the arrest of William Snew a 32 year old building inspector at 524 West 122th Street on alleged attempted extortion. Cohen claimed inspectors damaged his business causing employees to quit and offered to remove roadblocks for money. Detectives Flynn and Central Office recovered marked bills from Cohen to deliver to Finney, who was caught with bribe money. Finney was held on $1000 bail for examination. A separate Public Service Commission dispute over annual reports and required blanks was dismissed by Justice Ford for lack of proof that blanks were furnished as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cohen
Wooster Street
William Snew
West 1224
Gila
Central Office
Finney
Hal Teld
Beiléteg Inspeectora
Cohen
Flynn
T3ttu
Public Service Commission
Forty-second Street
Manhattanville & St. Nicholas Avenue
Puble Service Commission
Ford
Supreme Cert
Joseph Ho Cheate, Jr
Justice Ford
Tate Eter
Transatlantic and Pacific Steamship Schedules Listing
A dense OCR of sailing dates and vessel names across multiple routes. The fragment lists numerous ships arriving and sailing from ports such as Vera Cruz Havana Liverpool Liverpool and Galveston with dates in June. It also includes Transpacific routes via Vancouver and Victoria with ships like Empress of India Alameda and Holland-America vessels among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Japan
China
Philippine Islands
Vancouver
Victoria
Empress of India
Corea
San Franciscor
Samoan Islands
New Caledonia
San Fra
Hawkans
Philip Anos
Pfranciscop
Ivo Tune
Japa Corea
Hina
Spally
Seattle
Hava
Guam
Pailippin
San Francisco
Istants Transport
Variety of clothing for small business needs on revised prices
The listing covers bow sizes 89 to 32 chest with long trouser suits for ages 14 to 16, youths sizes 32 to 835 chest, three district mode summer suits, young men sizes 34 to 42, and regular men sizes 34 to 54 with prices from S12 to S42. It notes union suits, fabrics like Schlichten Ramie, footwear, Panamas, and styles for yachting, motoring, and carriage liveries.
The Beauty Spor ts StS Jefferson De Angelis
Fragmentary OCR notes mention tomorrow schedule times and names including Jefferson De Angelis and The Beauty sports section. Details are unclear but indicate a local sports listing with upcoming events and a timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson de Angelis the
Beauty Spor
Vestry Rejects 50 000 Offer for Redeemer Church
The vestry of the Church of the Redeemer at 152 West 136th Street refused a $50,000 sale despite a supportive letter from Bishop Greer. Rev William Whiting Davis presided as the meeting adjourned with plans to continue church work amid a brighter financial outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
West 136Th Street
St. Philip's Epis Hishop
Greer
William Whiting Davis
For Sale A Baby in San Francisco June 17
A baby can be bought in San Francisco for a passage to Germany. Elizabeth Filbert, a young widow, said her mother was dying in Germany and she has not supported the baby since her husband died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Germany
Elizabeth Filbert
Thaw in Court at White Plains Hearing on Thaw Case
Harry Kendal Thaw was moved from Matteawan Asylum to White Plains for a habeas corpus hearing before Justice Mills. Attendants, family, and legal representatives attended. Thaw showed improved health but his counsel argued unfair treatment at the asylum. The proceeding adjourned to July 6 with Mrs. Thaw collapsing as the session ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Harry Kendal Thaw
White Plains
Mattewan Asylum
Mills
Thaw
Baker
Matteawan
Couns
Charles Morsehauser
Poughkeepere
Mary Copley Thaw
Countess of
Yarmouth
Carnegie
William Fogg
St. George's Episcopal Church
Fishkill Landing
Thas
Clarke
Jerome
Winslow
Westchest
Morschauser
Bronx congestion exhibits to be shown at Bathgate Armory
The population and city planning displays will be shown at the 2d Battery Armory on Bathgate avenue south of Tremont avenue in The Bronx from June 21 to June MS inclusive. Municipal specialists will address conferences in the evenings and the Bronx Civic League will cooperate.
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Manhattan
2D Battery
Bathgate Avenue
Tremont Avenue
Bronx
Bronx Civic League
Shipping News from Port of New York June 17 1909
Arrivals include Steamer El Rio Parker from New Orleans with cargo from June 2. City of Memphis from Savannah with passengers. Steamer Yoruba from Matanzas. Prinz Mund Gers from Montego Bay to Kingston and Cartagena. Aero Brazil from Rio de Janeiro with 64 passengers. Several vessels left quarantine and proceeded to Bar.
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el Rio
Parker
New Orleans
Southern Pavitt Co
Moise
Paloma
Morton
Matanzas
Sagua
Jurdenas
Munsen Ses
Uhse
Bar
City of
Memphis
Johnson
Savannah
Ocean Si Co
Chesapeake Delane
New York and FE Transportation Line
Stefanie Adriaticibys
Smith
Seuthambourg
Yoruba
Birt
Davies
Cardenas
Matan
Havena
West India Sa Co
Prinz Mund
Gers Roldt
Montego Hay
Kingston
Artagena
Savanitia S. Senta Maria
Antwerp
Phillip Ruprecht
Algonquin
Staples
Jacksonville
Charlest
Clyde
Mdise
Jamestown
Nelson
Patras
Valerio
Phelps Bros &Co
Mdse
Mar
Jefferson
Newport News
Folk
Rominton S* Co
Oustantine
George Woelvde
Googins
Philadelphia
Clsde Ss Co
Maraval
Bry
Metsrath
Perth Amboy
Hervert Thompson
Boston
Metropolitan Ss Co
Barbarossa
von Hardeleben
Genoa
Napies
Gibraltar
Oellehs
Minnesota
Nev. Dedekam
Port Antonio
Cuneo Importing Co
Frust
Aim
Valetta
Bro
Kilvea
Catharten
Munsen Ss
Lomise
Ton
White Star Line
Friedrich der Grosse
Bremen
la Savete
Havre
Altonia
Transatlantic Arrivals List From June Proceedings
The arrival notices list ships including Prinzess Irene and La Provence docking New York on June 16 and 17, with routes from Naples via Plymouth Cherbourg Havre and Cherbourg. Erika from Germany traveled to New York, with St Michaels also noted. Russia appeared in listings to New York, as ships Russia and Russia bound for New York.
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Naples
Prinzess_ Irene wer
New York
Southampton
Earli Br
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Havre
La_ Provence
St Michaels
Erika
Ger
N York
Rotterdam
Russia
New Yorks
L Bau
Buenos
Leith
Ayres
Manchester
Miller
Erika Bry
Pat Estunta
Russ
Hethes
New Marseilles
Galia
Galileo
New
Eyes Br way George Boban Co Shoots Bors Gitte
Limited readable items show George Boban and Co involved in a shooting incident affecting Bors Gitte and others. Names Howard, Lee Har tisen, and Stdnmeyr Seane appear in fragmented form. No clear location or date is confirmed in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Boban & Co
Bors & Gitte
Howard & Howard
Lee Hartisen
Seane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs.gould
Dan
Hayti
Guatemala
Roosevelt
Edgar Beecher Bronson
Sunday Magazine of the
NEW York Tribune
Bronson
New-Yorke Tribune
Indian Harbor
Yberra
Oime
Yhberra
Mrs. Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Horeb
New York Central
Interborough
E. G. Higginbotham
Marine Intelligence
Ore Castle
Vera Cruz
Ward Ee Alderonm
Bartatos
Lamp & Hoit
Pring Sigismund
Cartagena
Bambol-Am Lituanta Libau
Marces
Salveston
Galveston
Pace
Atlanta
la Lorraine
Liverpool
Cunard
Etren
Alelonia
Forterdarr
Vigilancia
Nassau
Wari Ile Arel
Kamp Mn
Hamb
Hamburg
Mali
Vienna
Panama
Onania Cunard & Na
Lt Star Carnac la Guayry Red
Rae Havana Havar
Rr & Wilheim
Fu Asia
Anet
Parbarossa Bre Era
Aoyd
Ant Ted Sterti
Mallory
Rey
Union
Rocers Prer & Company
Broadway
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Maxine Siliett
Thea
Daly
Heralg
Ma ‘Morrow
Jardin Fe
Paris
Ziegfeld
Nora Bayes
Aerial Gardens
Madic Dressler
J. E. Dodson
Broadway + ae
Vestry
Sannesse
Pacific
Asia
Arizona
San Bernardino
Cal
Lothrop
Henry Desilva
Pheenis
Ariz
Tquartzi
Snake Worshippers’ Meeting
Hutchinson
Kan
Helinger
Christ
Pittsburg
Frender Purnis
Austria
Fergus Falls
Minn
Betsy Mraley
Northern Pacific
Pilin
McCormick
Andrew MetCormick
St. Cincinnati
Nicholas Berri
Richard Wheeler
Chicago
Gary
Patrick Crowley
Canton
Ohio
Arthur Hewes
Hillsdale
Mid
Barbara Heamons
Shipping News
Port of
Sir Charles Wyndham
Mars Moore the Mollusc
GAS Rick
WM. Collier
Rwas Eves
Suchet
Mexico
West
Hudson
June
Dreamland Free Circus
Ripper
Sato Wei Hen
Mia
Henry Wolfson
Luna Park
Pte PaTrough Suil Supreme
Samm
Thern & Marlowe Rawine
Gentlewan Frovw
Astor
Jge Weber
REC108
Alhambra
Ammeesteen
Eden Muses
Matograph
Zeery Mone
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