Thaw Hearing Delays as Tombs Caterer Missing
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw’s testimony next described as crucial as she under cross examination resumes in White Plains. A key witness Sigmund Loewenstein the Tombs caterer is reported missing believed to have gone to the Baltimore convention.
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Evelyn Nes- Mt Thaw
Clarence J. Shearn
White Plains
Harry Thaw
Mr. Shear
Stanford White
Thaw
Matteawan
Justice Keogh
Shearn
Sigmund Loewensteir
Wot Jerone
Cape
Loewenstein
Baltimore
Fallon
Riot by 500 women roils Yorkville against kosher butchers
In Yorkville last night about 500 women and 2000 sympathizers disrupted shops on East 67th Street protesting meat prices. Ringleader Mrs Anna Fingerhood, arrested after clashes that injured three policemen and damaged uniforms, led a mob that surged from Gannon's Hall to two butcher shops, clashing with patrols and bystanders.
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Yorkville
East 67Th Street
Anna Fingerhood
Font 68Th Street
Gannon's Hall
Édth Street
Third Avenue
Jacob
Mr. Fingerhoad
Samuel Pollack
Fantattic Street
Fort Atth Street
Patrolmar McManus
O'Donnell
Feyteh
McManis
Sargeant Sulliva
McManus
Te Jng
Max Pingerhood
Hee
Husband Kills Wife in Bed in Local Slaying
A man, forty six, shot his wife in their bed last night over alleged theft of 1900 dollars. Police found the woman fatally wounded as the husband stood nearby with a smoking revolver. He came to the area from Logan, West Virginia after the wife’s disappearance several hours earlier.
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Cjneinnay
Miler
Logan
Appeals Court Reverses Punishment for Alimony Default
The Appellate Division reversed a Justice Erlanger decision punishing Marry Merrifield for contempt for defying a divorce decree by marrying and permitting alimony arrears. The case centers on Merrifield’s claim of hardship under a prior $1 monthly payment and the former wife's refusal to reduce or modify the decree. The ruling preserves contempt penalties when the obligor fails to comply with court orders and neglects financial support.
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Appellate Division
Justice Erlanger
Marry Merrifield
Alice Merrifield
National Park Bank
Merrifield
New Jersey
Mertifield
Justin Ervinger
BHP
Heiste
Changes in Wabash Plan For Refunding Stock Swap
The article outlines a proposed restructuring by the Watard Falkond company to retire existing debt by paying 1 percent and issuing new preferred stock. It details the exchange of outstanding bonds for new preferred shares, offering roughly four percent dividends and a yearly $906 fall in interest. The plan includes share-for-share swaps for current preferred stockholders and aims to fund the move through the exchange.
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Mnersinon Han Heen
Watard Falkond Company
Tyte
Alen
Luis
Cmpany
Boy of 12 Tries death by own action at dinner hour
Edwin Harman twelve year old son of Jobe Harman a jewelry salesman of 10a Mauser street Williamsburg shot himself in the temple with his father’s revolver at Cathe rine hospital where he died. His mother and sister cried out as patrolman Martin arrived after the discovery.
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Ewin Harman
Jobe Harman
Mauser Street
Williamsburg
Hie Row
BE Catherine’h Hospital
Edwin
Edwin Bing
Mya Harraan
Martin
Stage Street
OOF HART IN HEROIC ACT PROBATIONARY PATROLMAN HALTS RUNAWAY HORSE TEAM
Probationary Patrolman Boylan attached to West 152d arrest station was badly injured when he halted a runaway team owned by G Dore of West 1524 Street. He stood at Amsterdam Avenue and waited for the car to pass, then crash halted the vehicle and was dragged four blocks. He suffered chest contusions and possible rib fractures, was taken to a South Beach Staten Island home.
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Boylan
West 152d
G ® Dore
West 1524
Irvine
Amsterdam Avenue
South Beach
Staten Island
Furriers Settle Strike Lines and Prepare Open Shops
Furriers approve a settlement plan with a strike committee at Hotel Latham as mass meetings rally the workers. Hugh Frayne and Benjamin Weinstein address crowds at Arlington Hall urging continued action while some employers plan to open shops with strike breakers. Police protection may be requested if interference occurs. A bookkeeper, Herman Sechter of Negrin Brothers, was beaten near Fifth Avenue and Broadway as sluggers linked to the strike were nabbed.
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Latham
Arlington Hall
Hugh Frayne
American Federation of Labor
Benjamin Weinstein
United Hebrew Trades
Associated Fur Manufacturers
Mutual Protective Fur Manufacturers’ Association
Herman Sechter
Negrin Brothers
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
220 Street
Sechters
Sechter
Lost Police Dog Returns From Parkeile District
A police dog named Max, missing for several days from Parieville Station kennels, was found at night near Shymer Street and brought back to Willamburn police. The dog, valued at $100, was recognized by a desk sergeant who reported a general alarm when he disappeared. Max is described as father to the city’s current police dogs and was previously from Belem.
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Stax
Parieville
Max
Clymer Athset
Willamaburs
Belem
Parkeile
Leuch
Shymer Street
Tharket
Autetty
Atrent Hop
Elatns
Steel labor reforms prompt wage and hours curbs
A special committee proposes cuts in shift length and overtime across the United States Steel Corporation system. They seek to reduce hour excesses, limit long shifts, and adjust operations at subsidiary companies while preserving critical functions.
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Sydudge FC
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Tam
Tee
Brie Corporation
Sberial Eines Stants
Wit
Conpanies
Beneft
Notable Weeklong Stores Sale Ads Feature Wide Offerings
A collage of retailer notices outlines weeklong sales at James McCreery Bloomingdale's and others. Items include bags, trunks, dresses, undergarments, nightwear, linens, and infants wear with many at reduced prices. Free delivery on large purchases within 100 miles is advertised plus pre inventory clearances and monogrammed china offers.
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MACT
James McReery
HEARN
Bloomingdales
J. M. Gidding & CO
Renard
ART China Import Company
Dals Stern Brothers
Ruse Greenhot - Biegel- Cooper
Feathers Heist Foiled By Broadway Gunfire
Detectives halted a $20,000 feather and silks robbery on Lower Broadway. Four men, aided by a chauffeur, attempted to flee from Nos 781 and 774, but bullets fired above their heads stopped them. Suspects Maurice Fishman Joseph Goldstein Henry Cohen and driver George Earle were held on burglary charges at Mercer Street station.
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Broadway
African Feather Company
John Glynn
Clare
Back
Savage
Murray
Bottle
Dewn
Butters
Mercer Street
St. Denis
Holt
Maurice Fishman
Joseph Goldstein
Henry Cohen
George Earle
Trainy thefts at department store lead to multiple arrests
A chaotic report details charges against Max Schelde and Donharder linked to a Boart EH rnine facility case at Gimbel Brothers. Bail set at 2000 for examination while investigators trace forged checks and a broker in Wall Street, with several suspects named including a Sebeldt connection and police statements tying the thefts to a November period.
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Gimbel Brothers’ Department Store
Max Schelde
Dons Hhinchirs
Terentinies
Flontacker
SeHeldt
Wall Street
Burma
Treehachar
Sehyed
Sebeldt
Donharder
Martin
Kener
Jefonia
Stondine
Broadway
Pacuet
Staten
Geteber
Var
Army and Navy Orders Record Movements and Attache Messages
Movements of ships and orders from the Navy and Army departments are listed. Arrivals include the Subrick in New York and other vessels at Savannah and Guantanamo. The record records detachments, trials, and transport movements among naval yards and ports including Newport, Guantanamo, Norfolk, and Charleston.
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Warsiips
Wensels
Navy Department
Winney
New York
Subrick
Savannah
Partana
Tata
Norfolk
Kvtlan
Petre
Albany
Charleston
Titanic Lighthouse memorial fund announced by Morgan & Co
Morgan & Co said the Titanic Lighthouse memorial fund failed to reach its $250 yearly goal across the United States, despite a campaign announced yesterday by Sunday’s New York Tribune.
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Morgan & Co
NEW York Tribune
United States
Merritt Suit Seeks Restraint Over Goodwill Theft
In a Supreme Court action Merritt Burial and Cremation Co sues Rev Stephen Merritt and Stephen Merritt Co to restrain alleged appropriation of the plaintiff’s goodwill. Merritt, once a company officer and president, claims owed pay and stock interests while starting a rival undertaking two blocks away. The suit cites overdrawn accounts and ownership of over 400 shares with Nyack property as context.
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Stephen W
Merritt Burial and Cremation Company
Stephen Merritt
Stephen Merritt, Jr
Supreme Court
Ite
Merritt
Ttin
Jemeritus
Nyack
Prisoner Charles Hamilton Dies by Own Action in Tombs Cell
Charles Hamilton a 30 year old inmate at the Tombs prison hanged himself in his cell after being sentenced to Sing Sing following a burglary case. He left a note written in lead pencil stating "Never Had a Chance" before the suicide, discovered by Kooper White. He had recently received a five year sentence and awaited transfer.
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Tombs
Charles Hamilton
Hamilton
Rosaleky
Kooper White
Emanuel B. Penjns
Transverse Road Closed After Aqueduct Shaft Blasting
Park Commissioner Stover orders the transverse road through Central Park closed due to dangerous natural stone bridge conditions near the 79th street aqueduct shaft. Large rock pieces dislodged by dynamite eye witnesses report, with repairs not yet planned as the area remains hazardous.
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79Th Street
Central Park
Tt Street
Stover
White Pass
Tenbo
Mommeride Park
Tive Rock 1
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