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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1909

Page

8

Taft May See Flights as Wrights Install Motor at Fort Myer

Washington June 22 President Taft may witness Wright brothers flights at Fort Myer as they assemble the machine and install the motor. Orville Wright notes no speed course decision after meeting with General Allen. Officials discuss a five mile measured course with balloons and a possible time line via telephone link.

Tribune Bureau Washington Taft Wright Fort Myer Fort Orville Wright Allen War Department Air Wechine Biefrot Farman France Aero Cub T. S Baldwin Port Myer Baldwin Yecountry General Allen Army Signal Corps A. M Herring Herring Jevelmoast

Former evangelist Driggs rearrested after Bronx theft charge

The Rev Dr George Driggs a well known evangelist and lecturer was again arrested in The Bronx on charges of petty larceny for stealing a broken box of thirty eight cigars from Wilsons drug store at West street and Willis avenue He was examined at Alexander avenue police station by Dr Mooney Lincoln Hospital and may be arraigned at Morrisania court this morning He is fifty seven and recently collapsed while editing a religious paper in New Orleans and conducting revival work

George Driggs Bronx Wilson Wsth Street Willis Avenue Mooney Lincoln Hospital Driggs Alexander Avenue Morrisania Court Walter Cleary Cleary 128Th Street Kreutzer Dr. Driggs New Orleans

Unveiling of Bronze Tablet on George Washington Ship

General Stewart L Woodford and Charles S Whitman to speak at the unveiling on the steamship George Washington of the North German Lloyd line. A bronze tablet, 13 1/2 by 28 1/2 inches, is a gift of the Daughters of the American Revolution of New York State. Little Miss Lyman will unveil, presented by Mrs William Cummings Story and received by Captain Wettin and Gustav H Schwab. The company hosted about 120 newspaper men and guests. Schwab praised American support and noted the ship bears the name of the greatest man.

Stewart L. Woodford Charles S. Whitman George Washington Lloyd Lins Daughters of the American Revolution New York State Miss Lyman Samuel L. Munson William Cummings Story Wettin Gustav H. Schwab Iucheon Schwab North German Lloyd Company

Murder Case Involving Chinaman Chung Sin Near Amsterdam

Chinatown suspects Charlie Chu Gain is questioned in Elsie Sigel murder case as authorities offer a 500 dollar reward. Chung Sin, a Chinese cook, was taken into custody amid a web of alibis and a possible link to the Amsterdam home transfer. Crowds gather outside Eighth Avenue restaurant as police pursue leads.

Chung P. Sin Chung Sin Chu Gain Leon Elsie Sigel Harburger A. B. Meyers Chinatown Gain Oriental Club No. 6 Mott Street Fisie Sigel Sam Leung Eighth Avenue Yee Kim Chin Song On Wing Giegerich Joe J. Kay Quan Wick Nam Sin Elsie

Murder Details emerge in Chinatown trunk case

Testimony recounts Leon and Elsie crime scene with blood on bedclothes and floor. Sin describes seeing a trunk moved from closet and rope near the trunk while Leon tried to enlist Sin to help conceal Elsie’s body. Witnesses mention Jealousy over Elsie and connections to Chu Gain, Gee Kong Tong ties, and possible European shipment plans.

Leon Elsie Lin Sin

Wanted for Murder Leong Lum alias Leon Ling

Police bulletin from New York City describes Leong Lum also known as Leon Ling or Leong Chon Wing alias William L Leon. 30s Chinese man, 5 ft 4 in, 125 lb, slim consumptive build, black hair, deep set eyes, high cheekbones, sunken cheeks, sharp chin, speaks good English, dresses American. Last seen in black clothes with ring on left hand. Likely wearing Chinese silk shirts and patent leather shoes, may have a false queue and may wear Chinese attire. May carry a gold hunting case watch and possibly the murdered woman’s gold watch with specific monograms, a fleur-de-lis chatelaine bag, and a heart-shaped locket. Described as a good cook and waiter, possibly seeking restaurant or private residence work. Serial No. 58797 File No. 73-60 June 19, 190.

Leon Waltham Movement Waltham

No Help From Sigels in Elsie Sigel Murder Case

Police press for leads as they pursue Leon the missing Chinaman. Sigel family withholds cooperation while authorities widen searches and issue new descriptions and photographs. Arrests of Chinese men in various towns are deemed unlikely to be the killer. Reginald Sigel disputes a Schenectady arrest as not Leon. Trains and Vancouver routes watched for possible suspects en route to China.

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

Chinese Masons Aid Police in Hunt for Leon

A translated letter said to be crucial to the case was kept secret by a city translator. Police believed the message would help capture Leon, prompting the Indiana headquarters of Chinese Masons to order all branches to aid in locating and delivering him to authorities.

Leon Indianapolis

Protest Against Ice Price Rise Seen By Tenants Union

Cornelius Donovan leads a Tenants' Union protest against ice price hikes for tenement dwellers. A mass meeting in Union Square next week will discuss the ice problem as officers claim ample supply. Union agents checked depots from Poughkeepsie to the Hudson and found enough ice to endure a hot summer.

Tenants’ Union Cornelius Donovan Union Square Union Hudson Law Pooughkeepsie

Arrested on Way to Court in High Speed Chauffeur Case

John H Springer proprietor of the Grand Opera House faced Jefferson Market Court as his chauffeur was arrested for speeding at eighteen miles per hour. Springer posted 100 bail and rushed to Brooklyn where the chauffeur faced a similar charge. Coroner Harburger held Mandelbaum for Dr Julius Jordhe's chauffeur in 5000 bail to await the Dunn inquiry after fatal Harlem Hospital injuries. Boots Durnell, once linked to a racing stable and Gates associate, was arrested in Broadway for twenty miles per hour and held on 3300 bail in Harlem Court.

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

Taxi Cab Breaks Boy's Leg in Street Crossing

In a crowded crossing at Fourth Avenue and 26th Street yesterday afternoon fourteen year old Christopher Cosmos of 165 East 78th Street walked into a taxicab and suffered a broken left thigh. The taxi driver William Quinn of 161 West 62d Street fled the scene and was locked up on a technical charge of assault.

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

East Side Tuberculosis Exhibition Opening Meeting

A mass meeting in conjunction with a tuberculosis exhibition will be held at the Educational Alliance at East Broadway and Jefferson Street this evening through July 1. Isidor Straus will preside. Commissioner Robert W. Hebberd and Dr. S A Knopf will speak. English and Yiddish lectures are planned for every evening of the exhibition.

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

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