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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1909

Page

22

Taft May See Flights As Wrights Prep For Trials

President Taft may witness Wright brothers flights at Fort Myer while Orville and Wilbur finalize the aeroplane with the motor installed. The trials center on a five mile cross country course with a balloon end marker and time signals by telephone to both ends.

Tribune Bureau Washington Taft Fort Myer Fort Orville Wright Allen War Department Bierrot Farman France Aero Cub Baldwin General Allen Army Signal Corps A. M Herring

Former evangelist Driggs rearrested in Bronx theft case

The Rev Dr George Driggs a noted evangelist was arrested in The Bronx on charges of stealing a broken box of cigars from Wilsons drug store at Witch street and Willis avenue He was examined at Alexander avenue police station by Dr Mooney from Lincoln Hospital and may be arraigned in Morrisania court He was caught after fleeing with thirty eight cigars and found with surgical tools and syringes in his pockets While editing a religious paper in New Orleans he broke down and continued revival work

George Driggs Bronx Wilson Witch Street Willis Avenue Mooney Lincoln Hospital Driggs Alexander Avenue Morrisania Walter Cleary Cleary 138Th Street Kreutzer New Orleans

Tablet Unveiling on the George steamer marks Revolution ties

General Stewart L Woodford and Charles S Whitman will speak at the bronze tablet unveiling aboard the North German Lloyd steamship George on the New York voyage today at 1 p m. The 18 5 by 28 5 inch tablet honors the American Revolution and is presented by Mrs William Cummings Story. Little Miss Lyman will unveil it, with Captain Wettin and Gustav H Schwab accepting for the ship and company. A luncheon for about a hundred guests followed the ceremony.

Stewart L. Woodford Charless. Whitman George Lloyd Line New York State Miss Lyman Samuel L. Munson William Cummings Story Wettin Gustav H. Schwab

Murder Confession Tales From Night House Trunk Scene

Testimony reveals Sin's reluctant answers as Leon and Chu Gain appear in connection with Elsie Sigel's murder. Details describe handkerchief blood, trunk in closet, rope near trunk, and Sin's fear while Leon planned to ship the trunk to Europe. Interpreters note jealousy and Gee Kong Tong ties as investigators press for truth.

Leon Elsie Sin Carey Chung P. Sin West 29Th Street Eighth Avenue Quan Wick Nam Baltimore Philadelphia Boston Washington Nam Gee Kong Tong China Ward Chung Sin Harburger Forbes Amsterdam No. 38 No. 16 Pell Street

Wanted for Murder in New York City 1909

Police describe Chinaman, thirty, 5 feet 4 inches, 125 pounds, smooth face, black hair, deep set eyes, high cheekbones. He wears American dress, may have Chinese costume and a possible false queue. Possesses a gold hunting case watch, a gold watch with two birds design, and a fleur de lis locket. Report sightings to police. Serial No. 587% File No. 790 June 19, 1909.

Leon Waltham Movement W. L Waltham

No help from Sigels in hunt for Elsie Sigel murder

Police press on in the Elsie Sigel case despite family resistance and secrecy. A new description and photograph of Leon circulates nationwide as arrests of Chinese men yield little. Reginald Sigel refuted a Schenectady identification and police monitor Vancouver bound arrivals to prevent Leon’s escape. Officials say they expect to trap the killer within days.

Sigel Elsie Sigel Sigels Chinatown Paul Sigel Leon Schenectady Chu Hop Reginald Sigel Revelstoke B. C Vancouver China Washington

Chinese Masons Aid Search for Leon Nationwide

A translated letter, deemed crucial by police, led to a secret aid order from Chinese Masons with headquarters in Indianapolis. They ordered all branches to intensify the search for Leon and hand him over to authorities.

Leon Indianapolis

Tenants Union to Protest Ice Price Rise in New York

The Tenants Union led by Cornelius Donovan plans a mass meeting in Union Square early next week to address rising ice costs for tenement dwellers. Union officers claim middlemen are shrinking ice chunks despite plentiful supplies found at depots along the Hudson. Our agents inspected depots from Poughkeepsie north to confirm ample ice and will explain the situation with the union report.

Tenants’ Union Cornelius Donovan Union Square Union Hudson Law Pooughkeepsie

Arrests in Court and Auto Charges Hit Harlem Scene

John H. Springer, proprietor of the Grand Opera House, appeared in Jefferson Market Court after his chauffeur was arrested for speeding. The chauffeur fled to Brooklyn on similar charges. Coroner Harburger set 5000 bail for Mandelbaum in the death inquiry of Patrick Dunn, run down by a car. Boots Darnell faced Harlem Court on a 3000 bail for operating at twenty mph.

John H. Springer Grand Opera House Jefferson Market Court Patrick Dunn Harlem Mandelbaum Charles E Boots”) Darnell John W. Gates Broadway Harlem Court

Taxicab Breaks Boy's Leg in Crowded Crossing

Fourteenth year old Christopher Cosmos of 165 East 78th Street was struck by a taxicab at Fourth Avenue and 26th Street, breaking his left thigh. The driver, William Quinn of 161 West 62nd Street, fled but was captured and jailed on a technical assault charge.

Fourth Avenue 26Th Street Christopher Cosmos No. 165 East 78Th Street William Quinn No. 161 West 62d Street

East Side Tuberculosis Exhibition Opens Tonight

A mass meeting at Educational Alliance East Broadway and Jefferson Street opens an exhibition on tuberculosis. Isidor Straus presides with Commissioner Robert W. Hebberd and Dr S A Knopf speaking. English and Yiddish lectures scheduled nightly through July 1.

Educational Alliance East Broadway Jefferson Street Isidor Straus Robert W. Hebberd Department of Charities S. A. Knopf

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