Halle Guilty of Murder in Third-Eve. Reinhardt Store Shooting
Aaron Halle, bartender, was found guilty of murder in the first degree by a jury after a trial before Justice Furman in the Criminal Branch. The case centered on a May 17 shooting at Reinhardt Sons & Co. department store where Halle killed Mary Branigan, who oversaw the ribbon counter, amid pleas for mercy and testimony from Dr. Albert T. Weston and witness Margaret Goldsborough. Sentencing to June 23 at 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Halle
Reinhardt, Sons & Co
Mary Branigan
Justice Furreman
Supreme Court
McIntyre
Albert T. Weston
Margaret Goldsborough
No. 6
West One-hundred-and-third-st
Halle
Levy
Haile
Miss Branigan
Mr. McIntyre
Justice Fursman
Arena
Schattuck
Man demands past and parents in asylum case
Henry King twenty eight was arrested for harassing inmates at the New-York Foundling Asylum by ringing its bell and seeking entry. In Yorkville Court he said he was abandoned at five, raised on a Maryland farm, and later came to New York to find his parents. He recalled a vague memory of a woman taking him to a red carpeted house and sleeping beside a man he called Uncle. The Sisters of the asylum were kind but refused to reveal records. Magistrate Crane gave him until tomorrow to decide and to promise in writing not to bother the Sisters again. He was held for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry King
New-York Foundling Asylum
Yorkville Court
Crane
P. R. Gardiner
Charles County
Albany
King
Sisters of the Asylum
Maryland
Fire Started by A Repark From An Elevated Road
A load of forty bales of hay caught fire when live coal fell from an engine passing under the Third Avenue elevated near One Hundred Eleventh Street. The driver and helper moved toward the Consolidated Gas Company yards before locals spotted the blaze. Firemen cut open bales as they burned faster, horses and nearby houses threatened. The hay belonged to John E. Connolly of Thirty Fourth Street and the North River. Damage was estimated at seven dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third-ave
Eleventh-St
Consolidated Gas Company
Second-ave
John E. Connolly
North River
Electrical Contractors Association Holds Second Annual Convention
The United Electrical Contractors Association entered its final session at the Building Trades Club Townsend Building Twenty-fifth Street and Broadway after a two day convention. They discussed labor problems but refused to reveal subtopics and stated they had no communications from any labor union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Electrical Contractors’ Association
Building Trades Club
Townsend Building
Twenty-fifth-st
Broadway
Widow Callahan Charged in Counterfeit $5 Case
Margaret Callahan, 231 East One hundred third Street, was arrested on a bench warrant for passing a counterfeit $5 bill. She and five men, including Giuseppe Morello and Delogero Meggiore of East 106th Street, Henry Thompson, William Green, James Whalen, and John Gleason, were indicted by the US Grand Jury for passing counterfeit notes of the General Thomas vignette. All six were arraigned before Judge Thom. Callahan denied the charge. Cases set for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Callahan
East One-hundred And-Third St
United States
Marshal McInerney
East Onehundred-and
Sixth-St
James Whalen
Murray
Paris
John Gleason
Hazen
United States Secret Service
Thomas
Thom
United States District Court
Janitor recovers suspect in apartment theft attempt
William Denning thirty six, listed as a speculator of 269 Eighth-ave, was arrested after a chase from 255 West One hundred twelfth street where he attempted to pry a door. A loaded revolver was found in the house vestibule. Pawn tickets for a pistol and coat were taken at the station. Denning had been arrested two months earlier on larceny and discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Denning
Eighth-ave
West One-hundred
Denning
Eevee
Chesterman Estate Collector Held In Larceny Case
James Combs of East Orange New Jersey an estate accountant for George E Chesterman was held in the Jefferson Market Police Court on a 9 bond charging grand larceny for stealing a 250 check. Chesterman Sr says over 100 remains unaccounted and Combs fled to Paris then returned via a White Star liner and was arrested in Buffalo by NY Detective Sergeant Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Combs
East Orange
N. J
George E. Chesterman
Broadway
Deuel
Jefferson Market
George Chesterman, Jr
Combs
Chesterman
Paris
Buffalo
Thompson
McClusky
Hearing adjourned in People v American Ice Co case
The referee Myer Nussbaum adjourned the hearing to show cause why the ice company should be prohibited from operating. Justice Chester had not decided on the stay, so no action could be taken until a ruling. The hearing was adjourned until June 5 at 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myer Nussbaum
Mr. Nussbaum
Justice Chester
Albany
Justice Smyth
Dissolution suit filed in Bernheimer and Schmid brewery firm
Senior partner Bernheimer sues widow Mrs. Josephine Schmid to dissolve Bernheimer and Schmid owners of the Lion Brewery at Columbus ave and One hundred seventh st. He accuses her of interference and desire to change methods and output. He seeks a receiver to operate the business during dissolution and sale. Firm capital $500,000. ownership valued at $3,000,000 by Bernheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Bernheimer & Schmid
Lion Brewery
Columbus-ave
Bernheimer
Free Lectures Success Report Shows High Attendance
Dr Henry M Leipziger reports 1 871 lectures in 51 places and total attendance rising by 18 672 over the prior season. The twelfth course drew the largest audience in adult education history with serious, thoughtful topics and wide public interest. Lectures covered physiology, science, history, civics, geography, literature, music, art, sociology and territorial topics from the Philippines to Japan given by experts, soldiers, professors and residents with firsthand experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Leipziger
Board of Education
United States
Philippines
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Cuba
New Zealand
Australia
Sydney
Burmah
India
Japan
Finland
Riley Goes on Trial in U S Court Over Stamp Theft
Thomas Riley, arrested April 15, faces trial before Judge Thomas in the United States Circuit Court on charges of possessing stolen internal revenue beer stamps valued at thousands of dollars. Brooklyn bartender Thomas Blaney, detained with stamps at the Astor House, implicated Riley and Katz the brewer in a proposed sale. Blaney claimed Riley offered him $2 for the stamps after receiving $22 he had lent. Government officers traced the stamps to a theft in Washington during transit from the Treasury to the post office. Katz identified Riley as the proposer. The case was adjourned to this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Riley
United States
Thomas
Riley
Thomas Blaney
Brooklyn
Astor House
Blaney
Katz
Washington
Treasury Department
Post Office
New Day Line Summer Book Issued for 190
The Hudson River Day Line issues a Summer Book for 190 with descriptions of the Hudson region, summer tours, excursions, hotel lists in the Catskills, and scenes of river and mountain scenery. Send six cents in stamps to Desbrosses Street, New York to obtain a copy.
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Hudson
Catskills
Hudson River
Desbrosses St
New York
Public to Use the Library at Long Island Historical Society
The Long Island Historical Society Directors voted unanimously to broaden the society’s scope so the public may freely access its library of seventy thousand volumes. Plans include converting the auditorium into a public library room and extending charter privileges under a 1918s law while awaiting Supreme Court approval.
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Long Island Historical Society
The
Alexander E. Orr
Wilhelmus Mynderse
Justice Bartlett
Alsop
Bryant H. Smith
Simeon B. Chittenden
Francis L. Eames
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Joralemonst
Tribune
Mynderse
Richard S. Storrs
Coler on Currency and Trusts by a Monopoly
Controller Coler urged Brooklyn Board of Trade members to educate themselves and their families on civic affairs and to think independently. He warned against political manipulation by brass bands, urged self-reliance, and argued that money alone cannot shield the public from monopolies or theft, calling for merit and effort to build business and country.
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America
Funeral of Azel D. Matthews at Lafayette Avenue Church
The Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church hosted a crowded funeral for Azel D. Matthews last night. Rev. Dr. Reese F. Alsop led the service with prayers by Rev. Dr. David Gregg and an address by Rev. Dr. Theodore L. Cuyler, who linked Matthews's death to the recent passing of Brooklyn's oldest merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azel D. Matthews
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Reese F. Alsop
St. Ann's Church On
the Heights
David Gregg
Theodore L. Cuyler
Cuyler
Storrs
Brooklyn
Matthews
New Jersey Delegates Back Roosevelt McKinley Ticket
New Jersey Republicans at headquarters praise the Roosevelt nomination and express confidence they can carry the state with solid party leadership support. Delegates credit the people’s will, others predict a large state majority for McKinley and Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New-Jersey
Senator Sewell
Hanna
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Sewell
Voorhees
Teddy
Tam
Barker Gummere
Franklin Mursaid
Funeral for Azel D. Matthews Hailed by Clergy and Family
Azel D. Matthews was laid to rest after a funeral described as clear in conscience and grounded in Episcopal faith. Dr. Cuyler praised his happiness amid children, noting his lack of fear of death. Nine grandsons served as pallbearers. burial followed today at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyler
Mr. Matthews
Greenwood Cemetery
Pratt Institute Graduation Draws About a Thousand Guests
Pratt Institute held its annual graduation exercises last night in Ryerson Street. Merrill E. Gates spoke to the graduates in Assembly Hall, and diplomas were presented by Charles M. Pratt. A reception followed, with a dance in the gymnasium and patronesses listed. The next Pratt commencement for the High School is set for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly Hall
Pratt Institute
Ryerson St
de Kalbave
Merrill E. Gates
Amherst College
Charles M. Pratt
Board of Trustees
Department of Fine Arts
Grace L. Hell
Grace Allen Booth
Mary Seabury Booth
Della Elizabeth Brooks
Adelia BE. Denton
Gertrude May Dresser
Florence Mary Dunlap
Mary Serena Halladay
Anna Hamilton
Rena B. Johnson
Mary Adaline Lemer
M. Josephine Little
Alice Holman Locke
Katharine Adams Lovell
Marion W. Morgan
Harry A. Neyland
Mary Camp Scovel
Agnes Seymour
Kate Cameron Simmons
Guy Bascom St. John
Mabel Edna Stock
Joseph W. Sullivan
Lillie Woodbury Tourtellotte
Luella Tupper
Adeline F. van Benthuysen
Alice Kip van Vieck
Max Weber
Mary Haan
Department of Domestic Art
Department of Domestic Science
Department of Science and Technology
Library School
A. L. Williston
Institute
Strong Jersey City GOP ticket declares victory likely
The Jersey City Republicans hail McKinley and Roosevelt as the strongest ticket possible. Judge Blair says the pair represents East and West, with a simple contest over imperialism and trusts. Pangborn notes Roosevelt inevitability as Western and Southwestern delegates push for him. Davis Clarke Fisk admit it’s a strong ticket and predicts nationwide sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zebina K. Pangborn
Roosevelt
McKinley
Robert Davis
James C. Clarke
Willard C. Fisk
Union League Club to ratify Republican ticket in Philadelphia
The Union League Club will promptly ratify yesterday’s Republican ticket from Philadelphia. A ratification meeting is set for next Tuesday night with General Stewart Woodford as the principal speaker. Lieutenant-Governor Woodruff will attend before a Europe voyage on Wednesday, and Andrew B. Rogers, Benjamin F. Blaira, and Thomas P. Peters lead the Political Committee directing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union League Club
Philadelphia
Woodruff
Europe
Stewart_. Woodford
Andrew B. Rogers
Benjamin F. Blaira
Thomas P. Peters
No one censured for fire at Weidmann Cooperage inquest
Coroner's jury found four workers died from burns related shock with one victim, John M. Lockwood, dying from a fractured skull after a fire at the Weidmann Cooperage plant on North Eleventh Street and Myrtle Avenue on June 12. Proprieter Paul Weidmann testified the building was safe and architect Theo bald Englehart stated four exits were available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weidmann Cooperage Company
North Eleventh St
Myrtle Ave
John M. Lockwood
Paul Weidmann
Theobald Englehart
Delap
Jersey City Fireworks Mark McKinley Roosevelt Nomination
The Lafayette Republican Battery of Jersey City fired a twenty one gun salute and staged a pyrotechnic display and jubilee to celebrate the nomination of McKinley and Roosevelt last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
McKinley
Roosevelt
Clean Streets Juvenile Leagues Demonstration Planned
The Juvenile Leagues of the Street Cleaning Department announce a demonstration in the Educational Alliance auditorium at East Broadway and Jefferson Street on Monday. Randolph Guggenheimer will preside with addresses by Percival 5B Nagle, Controller Bird 8 Coler, and Francis M. Gibson to promote a permanent headquarters and support their work for clean streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Street Cleaning
Educational Alliance
East Broadway
Jefferson St
Randolph Guggenheimer
Percival
Nagle
Bird
Coler
Francis M. Gibson
Old salesman dies suddenly at Ridley & Sons
William Allison aged 72 of 1835 Madison avenue died suddenly yesterday at Ridley & Sons, 308 Grand Street, where he had worked as a salesman for over twenty five years. He fell ill on a car en route to work, collapsed at the store, and died fifteen minutes later. Dr Lyons of Gouverneur Hospital attributed the death to apoplexy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allison
Madison-ave
Ridley & Sons
Lyons
Gouverneur Hospital
Narrow Escape From Drowning In East River
James O'Donnell fourteen and Edward Williams fifteen narrowly escaped drowning yesterday afternoon when a rowing boat capsized due to the wash from a Houston Street ferryboat off North First Street. Williams was carried by the tide to North Eighth Street before rescue. O'Donnell was saved by James D. Vail near the accident site. Both boys were taken to Pastern District Hospital. O'Donnell is in serious condition while Williams later went home. They had hired the boat near the Brooklyn Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Donnell
Fulton St
Edward Willams
Water St
Hast River
Houston-st
North First-st
Young Williams
North Eighth-st
Young O'Donnell
James D. Vail
West
Williams
Brooklyn Bridge
Burglar With a Policeman’s Shield Tried Before Hess
Policeman George Issing of West Thirty seventh street station was tried by Police Commissioner Hess for being off post and losing his shield. A burglar, John McLaughlin, was arrested at a shoe store on West Twenty seventh street. Issing’s shield was found on the man. Hess fined Issing one day’s pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Issing
West Thirty Seventh-St
Hess
Cooney
Issing
West Thirty-seventh-st
Nain
West Twentieth-st
West Twenty-seventh-st
John McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Freight on Trolley Lines Prompts Brooklyn Plan
Court of Appeals ruling in De Grauw v Long Island Electric Railroad renews talk of using trolley streets at night for freight and express cargo. Brooklyns freight venture eyed as a $5 million leasehold scheme with storehouses citywide and possible ash carting from low salt meadow lands at Canarsie and Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Yesterd
Aaron A. de Grauw
Long Island Electric Railroad Company
John D. Wells
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Canarsie
Coney Island
Accident Injures New Jersey Official on Farm Scaffold
Freehold June 21 Special David D Denise president of the New Jersey State Board of Agriculture and contractor Alonzo Brower fell eighteen feet from a barn scaffold while mending a lightning rod. Denise broke his ankle while Brower suffered severe back and chest bruises and strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
David D. Denise
New Jersey State Board of Agriculture
Alonzo Brower
Mr. Denise
Mr. Brower
Mrs. Huttermeyer Fined for Cruelty to Niece
Ridgewood June 21 Mrs Augusta Huttermeyer was sentenced by Justice Bridgeman to pay a 5 fine and costs for cruelty to her twelve year old niece Gussie Krauskop. The fine goes to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgewood
Augusta Huttermeyer
Gussie Krauskop
Justice Bridgeman
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Trenton Railroad Agent Hezekiah Hough Shoots Self
Hezekiah Hough a local collector for the freight department of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad shot himself at noon today in Trenton. He was sixty and in poor health, with reports of muddled accounts and a suspected $400 shortage. He leaves a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Hezekiah Hough
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Hough
Mayflower not sailing from Navy Yard as planned
Navy Yard notes state the yacht Mayflower bound for Governor Allen of Porto Rico will not sail today as scheduled. Coal contractors will not complete coaling until Saturday morning. The body of Michael Doran, dismissed from the U S Marine Corps on December 26, 1899, was recovered from the water at North Fifth Street yesterday noon. Doran was unmarried and had a sister in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Porto Rico
Navy Yard
Michael Doran
United States Marine Corps
Robert Huntington
North Ifth-St
Manhattan
Broker Sues for Absolute Divorce in Supreme Court
Gustav M. Schmidt, a Manhattan Custom House broker, began suit for absolute divorce from Annie G. Schmidt after a 1898 separation and $135 monthly alimony award. She resides at 135 Clinton Street with two of four children. he at McDonoughs. Schmidt’s wife, born Robb, married March 20, 1879. Sister Lillian Robb is named. Henry C. Seymour, promoter of the American Patriotic Union, is cited as the correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav M. Schmidt
Custom House
Manhattan
Annie G. Schmidt
Supreme Court
Schmidt
Clintonst
McDonough S
Robb
Lillian Robb
Henry C. Seymour
American Patriotic Union
McAdoo Doubtful on Democratic Prospects After Conclave
Ex-Representative William McAdoo says at the Shoreham Hotel that it is too early to discuss politics and that Democratic prospects hinge on the outcome of the Kansas City convention meeting to decide the party's fate. He emphasized uncertainty until after the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William McAdoo
Shoreham Hotel
Kansas City
Ocean Grove Forms First McKinley and Roosevelt Club
In Asbury Park on June 21 a special meeting organized the first McKinley and Roosevelt Club in the country. The group anticipated Roosevelt’s nomination today and kept the club name unchanged. Officers are President General John C. Patterson and Secretary E N Woolston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Roosevelt
John ¢. Patterson
E. N. Woolston
Involuntary bankruptcy petition filed against George W Johnson
Creditors of George W Johnson of 186 Remsen street allege he committed act of bankruptcy on March 5 by fealty to Amelia M Swimm. A jury awarded Jacob M Lacs 20 dollars against James Everard Brewery Company for injuries from being run over causing permanent paralysis. Justice Dickey granted Dora Gluck permission to answer in her divorce case after default. Gluck’s husband is Dr Samuel Gluck of Eighth avenue Manhattan. It is claimed she was told he had discontinued the salt and offered no defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia M. Swimm
George W. Johnson
Remsen Sr
James Everard
Republicans From Elizabeth Attend Roosevelt McKinley Nominations
Elizabeth Republicans and several Democrats including City Attorney Connolly and Alderman Kenely traveled to Philadelphia to witness Roosevelt and McKinley nominated. The ticket’s ticket pleases local Republicans and a large ratification meeting will be planned once Union County leaders return from the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
McKinley
Roosevelt
Connolly
Kenely
Jersey City Appropriations Heavily Up for Next Fiscal Year
Jersey City boards submitted estimates totaling 1,824,820.80 for next year with the Finance Board expected to approve about 1,815,620.80, an increase of 397,796 over this year. Major items include Education 513,222.80, Streets and Water 255,620, Police 465,433, Fire 242,975, Appeals 8,750, and Assessors 31,000. The Police Board seeks 200,000 in bonds to buy land and build a new hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Tax Board
Finance Board
Board of Education
Street and Water Board
Police Board
Fire Board
Appeals Commission
Crooks Lied to Coney Island Sink of Infamy Judge Says
Judge Joseph Aspinalldenounced Coney Island as a sink of infamy while presiding in County Court. Edward Kane stood trial for stealing a watch at Coney Island and was convicted after the Pennsylvania victim refused to return to Brooklyn to testify. Detective Vachris testified as the sole witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coney Island
Joseph Aspinall
Edward Kane
Brooklyn
Vachris
Aspinall
Despondent wife dies by own action in Jersey City
Elizabeth Smith, 28, died after taking carbolic acid in her room at 166 Provost Street Jersey City late on New Year’s Eve. Boarding companion Mrs. Clancy found her unconscious minutes before midnight. An empty vial was beside her, and she died early yesterday. The couple had separated five months prior and she was despondent over reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Smith
No. 166 Provostst
Jers City
Alleged Kidnapper Held After Attempted Abduction
Edward Menken, 25, of Maspeth, was held in 6000 in Flushing on charges of attempted abduction and possession of obscene literature. He is accused of attempting to steal Louise Miller, five, in a case that prompted police action yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Menken
Maspeth
Flushing
Louise Miller
Decomposed Body Found in Canarsie Meadows
The decomposed body of a man was found in Black Wail Meadows, Canarsie by resident John Green at 5 p.m. yesterday. Identification is expected to be difficult. The body was taken to the morgue as detectives from the Sixty sixth Precinct work the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Wail Meadows
Canarsie
John Green
May disincorporation eyed for Sea Cliff village
Sea Cliff Long Island reports talk of disincorporating the village founded in 1876. The year’s tax budget near 23000 with road bond payments looming, spurring a Taxpayers Association probe into alleged extravagant spending and possible move to disincorporate if economy cannot be improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Clit
Long Island
Taxpayers’ Association
Newark diocese announces assistant appointments at parishes
Bishop Wigger of the Newark diocese names clergy shifts including Rev. John A. Westman moving to Seton Hall College as vice president and Rev. George F. Brown becoming rector of St Mary Magdalene's Newark. Rev. Joseph McCormick moves to St. Aloysius's Jersey City and Rev. J. J. Flanagan to Ridgefield Park parish. Rev. E. Reilty moves to Paterson. Seven newly ordained priests are assigned as assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigger
Newark
John A. Westman
St. Mary's Church
Plainfield
Seton Hall College
George F. Brown
St. Mary Magdalene’s Church
Pr. Joseph McCormick
St. John's Church
Paterson
St. Aloysius's Church
J. J. Flannagan
New Parish
Ridgefield Park
E. Reilty
St. Paul's Church
Jersey City
St. John’s Church
Father Hopkins Assigned to Sharon Springs Church
Father James Hopkins son of Police Sergeant Hopkins of Jersey City has recently been ordained and assigned to St Josephs Church in Sharon Springs New York. He will celebrate his first mass there on July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hopkins
Hopkins
Jersey City
St. Joseph's Church
Sharon Springs
N.Y
Young Man Shot Blinded in Bridgeton Street Incident
John Bradford, a young man, was shot and blinded last night in Bridgeton by William Harding. Harding fled after the incident thought to be sparked by a dispute with Ford and other youths. Bradford is hospitalized and may not regain sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeton
N. J
John Bradford
William Harding
Dugfield
Harding
Ford
Almos
Bradford
New Jersey and Hudson River Railway Opens Hackensack Line
The New Jersey and Hudson River Railway finished a line from Bogota to Hackensack enabling half hour trips between Hackensack and the Fort Lee ferry. A special car carried officers and guests yesterday to mark the opening. Regular service starts tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
New Jersey and Hudson River Railway Company
Bogota
Fort Lee
Hudson River
Bergen County
Susquehanna
Hackensack River
Fort Lee Ferry
Assemblyman Aids Capture Of Jersey City Thieves
Assemblyman Marks helped stop two youths suspected of robbing his father Charles Marks a cigar dealer at Montgomery street Jersey City. One thief bought cigarettes while the other stashed two cigar boxes under his coat. Police pursued and both were detained for trial by Judge Hoos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assemblyman Marks
Charles Marks
Montgomery St
Jersey City
Mr. Marks
Downs
Hoos
Allenhurst Forms Morality Association at Inn Meeting
Allenhurst residents organize the Allenhurst Association to uphold borough moral purity. Uzal H. McCarter of Newark named permanent president at first board meeting. James J. Belden of Syracuse serves as temporary chairman. directors include E. P. Benjamin, McCarter, Wright, Du Val, McWilliam, Zender, Hyatt, Jemus, Anthony, Burch, Benedict, and Belden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenhurst
Allenhurst Association
Allenhurst Inn
Uzal H. McCarter
Fidelity Trust Company
Newark
James J. Belden
Syracuse
E. P. Benjamin
Paterson Pharmacist Charged Over Unlicensed Clerk Sale
In Paterson on June 21 Harris Jacobs, drug store owner, faced charges under a new pharmacy law for allowing an unlicensed clerk to sell poisons. Dr. Abram Stein testified. the clerk implicated Dr. Glickstein. The jury returned not guilty on the clerk's count. Jacobs awaits trial on selling drugs without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
Campbell Johnston
Harris Jacobs
Dr. Abramstein
Glickstein
Notry
Obs
Montclair High School Grants Diplomas at Commencement
The Montclair High School commencement took place at the First Congregational Church at 7:45 p m. Twenty grads graduated, including twenty girls. President E Goodell of the Board of Education presented the diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclatr
Montclatr High School
First Congregational Church
E Goodell
Board of Education
Plainfield High School Graduation at Music Hall
Plainfield June 2 Special The graduation exercises of Plainfield High School were held at Music Hall crowded with senior class friends Diploma presentations were made by Dr J B Probasea president of the Board of Education Principal address delivered by Professor Edward H Griggs of Brooklyn Prizes for special competitive studies presented by Leander Lovell a member of the Board of Education
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaingeld
Plainfield High School
Music Hall
J. B. Probasea
Board of Education
Edward H. Griggs
Brooklyn
Leander Lovell
Weddings in New Jersey and Elizabeth mark June nuptials
In Bloomfield Nellie Vreeland weds Frank Brady at her aunt Mary Cueman's home with Mildred Cueman as bridesmaid and Charles Brady as best man. In Belleville Louis Ehlers marries Frances Bonifon with Anna M. Ehlers as bridesmaid. In Elizabeth Emmons Bryant weds Dorothy Lyon at Trinity Church with Mrs. Thomas Sawyer and Mrs. Samuel Houston among mourners in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Nellie @ Vreeland
Frank
Brady
Mary L. Cueman
Maplest
Henry W. Ballentine
Nyack
Mildred Cueman
Charles A. Brady
Louis Ehlers
Frances M. Bonifon
Uts Bonifon
Belleville
Edwin A. White
Christ Episcopal Church
Anna M. Ehlers
New York
Andrew Conklin
West Man
Elizabeth
Trinity Episcopal Church
Dorothy Wilberforce Lyon
Emmons Bryant
Newark Academy
John R. Atkinson
William P. Thomas
Thomas Sawyer
Tacoma
Wash
Samuel Houston
Charles P. Sandford Dead in Montclair at 73
Charles P. Sandford aged 73 and long time Montclair postmaster died at his Park Street home after a four year illness. Born in Montclair in 183? he was a charter member of Watchung Lodge No. 0. C. F. He leaves a widow and five children including Councilman C. Wilbur Sandford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
Charles P. Sanford
Hayes
Garfield
Park St
Sandford
Essex County
Watchung Lodge
L 0.C F
C. Wilbur Sandford
Gertrude P. Smith Dies in Perth Amboy at 88
Perth Amboy reported Mrs. Gertrude P. Smith died here aged eighty eight. She spent her life in the same house where she passed away. Widow of Dr. Charles McKnight Smith and daughter of Ravaud Kearny who died in 1812, she was granddaughter of Philip Kearny, a prominent colonial lawyer. Her husband served as the first Collector of the Port of Perth Amboy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth Amboy
Gertrude P. Smith
Passaic Suicide in Police Station Cell
In Passaic on June 21 Paul Lusack a 35 year old Slav living at No 3 Third Street cut his throat with a penknife in a police station cell and died five minutes later after attempting earlier that day to leap from a ledge into soft sand. Police searched him but found no knife. Lusack had been in custody a month and leaves a wife and several relatives in Europe. This is the first suicide in the Passaic police station.
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Passaic
Paul Lusack
No. No
D& Lice
Susack
Europe
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Gates Confident
Robert W. Hawkersworth
Essex
John M. Moore
1St
Heart
Blair
John A. Blair
Union League
Cooperage
Jersey
Trolley Freight Company
Mrs. Huttermeyer
Navy Yard Notes
MR. Madoo
M'Kinley and Roosevelt Club
W. C. Giles
Newark and Hackensack
TRAC
Tion Company
Ely
Luce
Traction Company
NEW Jersey and
Hudson River Railway
Company
Assemblyman
Charles P. Sandford
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