Daylight Robbery in Brooklyn: Miss Sokal Struck and Money Taken
Miss Jennie Sokal, 410 Stone Avenue, Brooklyn, was knocked down and robbed of $1,500 after leaving the Union Bank of New York. A green delivery wagon with a black horse fled down Sackman Street as two men, about 27, assaulted her and wrested the satchel. Police pursue unclear leads with witness reports aiding the investigation.
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Qro
Jennie
Stone Avenue
Brooklyn
Ye Stone Avenue
Atlantic
Union Bank of Yn
New York
Sackman Street
A. Weiss
Twenye
Miss Sokal
Mr. Sokal
Cruise
Liberty Avenue
Sokaltic
Civs
Appointed Referee in Deuel Case by Appellate Court
The Appellate Division appoints ex-Justice Martin L. Stover as referee to take testimony for and against charges against Justice Joseph M. Deuel of the Court of Social Sessions. He will report findings and opinion to the Appellate Division with speed. The charges, brought by District Attorney Jerome and James W. Osborne and Edward Shepard, allege Deuel conducted other business while in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Martin L. Stover
Joseph M. Deuel
Court of Social Sessions
Jerome
James W. Osborne
Edward Shepard
X Hapgood
Er's
Beach Pollution Prompts City Action On New Jersey Coast
Mayor Meyer McClellan reported recurring complaints about New York litter on New Jersey summer resort beaches. He said he referred the issue to Commissioner Woodbury and urged removal attempts, stating pollution must stop and scows be sent fifteen miles out to prevent nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer McClellan
New Jersey
New York
TJ Meyer
Commissoner
Woodbury
RCANAMITES INVADE ULMER PARK CELEBRATION
Royal Celebration Association of Kings leads a 4000 strong parade at Ulmer Park Brooklyn for the twenty ninth anniversary amid a rainstorm. Athletic events were held as floodwaters threatened the riding hall roof with contests including a 100 yard handicap won by W Glade and a mile handicap won by Xavier Athletic Association.
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Royal Celebration Association of Kings
Georger
Ulmer Park
Brooklyn
Aenormtics
W. Glade
Athletic Club
Wie
L. F. Attles
J. McCormick
Xavier Athletic Association
PRCA
AOS Atilette Manoi.ie
Tammany Breves Host Sick Visit Attending Assembly Event
A large group of Tammany figures visited Sick yesterday as guests of Patrick J. Keahon noting illness in the summer town. The party traveled by auto and included Captains Thompson Houseman Ler Cunningham Sencers Mickel Harrington McDermott Carrigan and others along with officials Delany Keefe and McDermott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany Breves
Patrick J. Keahon
Miler
Tth
G. T. Thompson
Simin
Thompson
Nick Houseman
Siptain
Ler
James Cunningham
Willi
Storm Delays Man-Pownie Production of Vesuvius
A severe storm yesterday afternoon postponed the Vesuvius production at Man-Pownies. Last night’s show was altered at the last minute, delaying performances and forcing officials to modify announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesuvius
Man- Pownies
Tol
Rena Vette
Pee O'Donnel Returns After Health Tour Abroad
Pee O'Donnel, president of the Department-Assessments, arrived from abroad after months seeking health recovery. His condition was described as weak, with mobility limited from his pier to a carriage.
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Pee O'Donnel
Department —— Assessments
Levis
Mrs Gotshall Dedicates New York and Port Chester Railroad Groundbreaking
Mrs William C Gotshall led the ground breaking at Harrison for the New York and Port Chester Railroad amid a six year legal battle won by Port Chester Railroad Company. The project costs 39000 dollars for 25 miles of four track rail with a temporary Manhattan terminus at 177th street.
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William C. Gotshall
New York
Thomas O'Hearn
Westchester County
Harrison
Miller
Old Jay Farm
O’hearn
Manhattan
177Th Street
Subway
Merritt
Store Sales Ad Shows Broad Hosiery and Apparel Offers
A dense advertisement lists semi annual and weekly sales across major stores. Macy and Co promotes 43200 pairs of samples plus gloves, dresses, dinner sets, laces, inserts, waists and mats. Hearn and Bonwit Teller offer dresses, lingerie, cruise wear, and coats. Multiple outlets including Simpson Crawford, Lord & Taylor, Best & Co, Forsythe, Altman, Sterns, Daniels, Matthews, Abraham & Straus feature fashion sales on waists, dresses, suits, linens, hats, and travel gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Macy & CO
Broadway
Bonwit, Teller & CO
West 234 Street
Simpson-Crawford Company
Sixth Avenue
STILL WANT LYNCHING
Princess Anne Maryland June 23 If state authorities move to bring back the Negro William Lee from Baltimore jail to execute him here for assaulting two white women it could cost thousands of dollars and many lives Prominent county citizens say race feeling has inflamed and the lynching has been deferred by the Baltimore removal Mr Dryden Assistant United States Treasurer predicts a militia deployment would spark bloodshed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Princess Anne
Baltimore
William Lee
Dryden
United States
Poolroom Fight Leads to Arrests on Larceny Charge
Detectives arrest Frederick Sinclair Tony Cio and John Brown after a fierce hand to hand fight at a poolroom on Sixth Avenue. Edward Quinn is jailed for assaulting an officer. Fitzgerald had earlier reported a $400 fleecing, and Oscar Wichman of Toronto claims Brown fleeced him of $45. The melee lasted about thirty minutes as the officers intervened.
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No. 390
Sixth Avenue
Roy
Raynes
McAndrews
Hart
Lemon
Frederick Sinclair
Tony Cio
John Brown
Edward Quinn
No. 218
East 16Th Street
Quinn
John Fitzgerald
East 57Th Street
Fitzgerald
Sinclair
Cio
Oscar Wichman
Toronto
Canada
Brown
Jail Razor Fight Tragedy Hits New Jersey Cellblock
William Harriman a Long Branch Negro awaiting trial in the Thaddeus Burch murder case went insane in his county jail cell and slashed his son Luther with a razor before cutting his own throat He died after a hand to hand struggle with officers who finally subdued him The motel chaos followed a prior claim that Mrs Cora Lee Burch fled Richmond with Luther Harriman before Thaddeus Burch killed her and was to stand trial next week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Freehold
N. J
William Harriman
Thaddeus Burch
Luther Harriman
Harriman
Long Branch Hospital
Cora Lee Burch
Employer up for assault at Dover Boiler Works
Foster F. Birch, owner of Dover Boiler Works in Morristown, posted bonds to face a grand jury on assault charges after two former employees said he struck them during a strike over a shorter workday. A strikers' committee had come to discuss grievances when Birch allegedly seized a shovel and drove them from the office. one man was cut above the eye, another on the arm, and Birch allegedly complained the injury was not severe enough.
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Morristown
N. J
Foster F. Birch
Grand Jury
Dover
Birch
Hotel Saranac Bar Closed After License Allegation
Tenderloin station police shut the bar room at Hotel Saranac formerly Rossmore on Broadway near 424 street and arrested bartender George Schachtel of 1461 Broadway and cashier August Ezekiel of 139 West 128th Street for selling liquor without a license. Detectives Lemmon Farley and Rayner made the arrests. lights were turned out and shades drawn after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saranac
Rossmore Hotel
Broadway
424 Street
Tenderloin Station
George Schachtel
August Ezekiel
West 128Th Street
Lemmon
Farley
Rayner
Tenderloin
Twelfth Regiment in Camp for Peekskill
The 12th Regiment New York National Guard left the armory near 624 Street and Columbus Avenue bound for the state camp at Peekskill. Colonel G R Dyer led the move directing embarka tion as spectators cheered. An advance guard had prepared the camp for the main body. Cornelius Vanderbilt reportedly rushed back to camp on his yacht North Star to be with his wife ill with a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Avenue
Peekehill
G. R. Dyer
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Newport
Engine Tender Crashes on Trestle Hurting Engineer
Engine 4 responding to a small fire at Tenth avenue and 24th street collided with a trestle at Tenth avenue and 82nd street. The tender driven by Frank Casey was hurled over and landed on his head. Patrolman Olive helped move Casey to French Hospital in est éth street. Casey remained in serious condition late last night. The blaze was a stable fire of minor significance.
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Hias
3D Street
Ninth Avenue
Tenth Avenue
24Th Street
Frank Casey
82D Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Olive
Casey
Boy Wounded by Stray Bullet Near Congress Hall
William Benson thirteen of 146 Broome street was hit in the left leg by a stray bullet from a revolver in front of Congress Hall 155 Avenue C. Ironworker James Lecy was arrested and held at Union Market Station. The three shots missed. Benson’s wound described as flesh.
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William Benson
Broome Street
Congress Halll
Avenue C
James Lecy
Union Market
Benson
Lacey
Thomas Slattery
Injured Meridian Woman Wins $25,009 in Suit
A Meridian Mississippi woman, Mrs. Henrietta Cobb, won $25,009 against United Engineering and Construction Company. The verdict came from a Supreme Court trial before Justice O Gorman after a blast set off by company employees injured her during a visit two years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’gorman
Supreme Court
Henrietta Cobb
Meridian
Miss
United Engineering and Construction Company
Woman Held in Richmond for New York Gem Theft
Fannie Hall, a Black woman, is held in Richmond for theft in New York. She is charged with stealing jewels valued at Mindred dollars after a long chase. She was found hiding in her mother's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Richmond
Fannie Hall
New York
Third Ave Property Auction Near Morris High School
Joseph P. Day will sell at auction at No Vesey Street from 2384 to 23924 Avenue through to Franklin Avenue. The property is offered at 41000 dollars and lies close to an elevated station and Morris High School. Several frame buildings appear on the property with interest parties reserving the right to bid at the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Day
Vesey St
Franklin Ave
Morris High School
Whitestone Lots to Be Sold at Public Auction
Perish, Fisher & Co. will auction 395 Whitestone Long Island lots at Vesey street salesrooms on Thursday. The parcels once formed part of the Conrad Peppenhausen estate and the area has seen extensive recent improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perish, Fisher & Co
Vesey St
Whitestone
Long Island
Conrad Peppenhausen
Allis Chalmers Announces $15 Million Bond Issue
Directors authorize 15 million first mortgage 5 percent sinking fund bonds with 12 million offered to stockholders at 80 and interest and 3 million reserved. Bonds dated July 1 redeemable after ten years at 110 plus interest. Sinking fund allows purchase after five years at 110 or less. Proceeds used for Milwaukee land additions, Cincinnati Bulloc works expansion, and new working capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers Company
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Mexican Central Bond Sale Sets Up Exchange Plan
The Mexican Central Railway sold 33 million in four year 5 percent gold bonds to a New York Berlin based syndicate. Holders of prior 6 percent notes 4 percent collateral trust bonds and 5 percent notes may exchange for new notes by July 16 with specified par value and cash terms. The issue total reaches 35 million with collateral backing, financing until 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Central Railway Company, Limited
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co
Hallgarten & Co
New York
Bank Fur Handel Und Industrie
Berliner Handelsgesellschaft
Berlin
Latte
Eastern Pennsylvania Railways Formed In Schuylkill County
A new company to consolidate electric railway and lighting properties in and around Schuylkill County Pennsylvania will be named Eastern Pennsylvania Railways. The entity carries capitalization of 1 000 000 preferred and 5 099 000 common stock with 6 000 000 first mortgage bonds. Sixteen companies join the formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylkill County
Penn
Eastern Pennsylvania Railways
Real estate boom in Queens waterfront plots rises sharply
Market remains active in Queens Borough with frequent small plot sales. Waterfront demand grows as salt meadow land values rise. A thirteen acre head of Flushing Bay plot, fully water, sold for 20 000 dollars, while nearby smaller underwater plots fetch about 1800 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens
Flushing Bay
Amherst Professor Garman Honored With Student Volume
At Amherst College commencement a volume is presented to Professor Charles E. Garman. Thirteen former students who teach or write contributed the 400 page work issued by Houghton Mifflin and Co. to mark his twenty fifth year as philosophy teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst College
Charles E. Garman
Garman
Ambherst
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Seven macaroni concerns to form Flour Products Company
Plans near completion for combining seven macaroni makers into the Flour Products Company to be incorporated likely in New Jersey. The trust will assume about 1.26 million dollars in common stock and 1.25 million dollars in 6 percent preferred stock, plus 1.25 million dollars in 5 percent first mortgage bonds. Targeted acquisitions include Hotaling Warner of Syracuse, Cleveland Macaroni of Cleveland, Foulds Milling of Cincinnati, National Macaroni of Libertyville Illinois, San Antonio Paste Works of San Antonio Texas, Crescent Macaroni and Cracker of Davenport Iowa, and Minnesota Macaroni of St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flour Products Company
New Jersey
New Trust
Hotaling-Warner Company
Syracuse
Cleveland Macaroni Company
Cleveland
Foulds Milling Company
Blumenfelds File Bankruptcy Petition in District Court
A bankruptcy petition was filed yesterday in the U S District Court by Sarah and Hannah Blumenfield trading as S and H Blumenfeld at 243 Grand Street. It lists liabilities of 8589 and assets of i. Principal creditors include C Callahan of 71 Broadway and Spingarn Brothers at 6 Broadway.
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United States District Court
Sarah and
Hannah Blumenfield
Rain Delays Sham Battle of United Boys Brigade
The United Boys' Brigade of America held a sham battle at Van Cortlandt Park as rain cut turnout to a provisional company from Manhattan and Brooklyn’s 7th Regiment. Manhattan defended a hill and was declared winner with Captain Heun and Lieutenant Drake serving as judges. the boys’ drill work drew praise.
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United Boys’ Brigade of America
van Cortlandt Park
2D Regiment
Manhattan
7Th Regiment
Brooklyn
Heun
Tist Regiment
Drake
Class W stockholders denied share of NY Building Loan fund
Referee Walter S. Loran ruled Class W holders are not entitled to dividends until all other stockholders are paid in full from the receiver's fund. About 600 Class W holders vs 12,000 claimants, with roughly 1 million in assets and 33 million in claims. A meeting at 27 William Street next Tuesday could declare a dividend if no appeal is filed.
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Walter S. Loran
New York Building Loan Banking Company
Logan
Mr. Logan
William Street
Supreme Court
Ex Town Clerk Bromley Sought After Defalcation Claim
Lisbon Connecticut June 23 The defalcation case of ex Town Clerk C Duane Bromley flared again as State police pursue reports he is hidden by friends in town. Several houses have been searched and watches kept, with no sign of him. Some say he remains in town under care by church associates loyal to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Lisbon
Conn
C. Duane Bromley
Bromley
Stolen Jersey cow found in barroom
Elkton South Dakota June 23 Peter Becker stole his neighbor’s Jersey cow and hid it in his barroom. The cow mooed loudly all night as Becker tried to quiet her with a carpet over her head. An investigation revealed Becker as a kleptomaniac with a house filled with stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Elkton
Peter Becker
Becker
Wedding Ring Before Diploma in Phillipsburg High
After Phillipsburg High School graduation, Miss Bertha May Clymer married William E. Anderson on July 15 145. Anderson works in the Belvidere PA Railroad office. The 18 year old bride wore her ring during senior year and hid the news amid celebration. Her parents gave a piano as a graduation present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Phillipsburg
N. J
Phillipsburg High School
Bertha May Clymer
William E. Anderson
Belvidere
Pennsylvania Railroad
Commission for M. L. Car Line Named in Cleveland
Mayor Johnson appointed a five member commission to run the municipal three-cent car fare line. Members include A B Dupont traction expert Frederick C Howe lawyer Edward Wiebenson banker William Grief manufacturer and C W Stage lawyer. The group will start popular subscriptions Monday and began laying tracks in the east end last night without a franchise awaiting a Board of Public Service permit. The five-cent line is expected to face injunction proceedings on Monday.
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Tribune
Cleveland
Johnson
A. B. Dupont
Frederick C. Howe
Edward Wiebenson
William Grief
C. W. Stage
Dupont
Detroit
East End
Board of Public Service
Mrs Mizner in Danger Amid Illness in Chicago
The Tribune reports Mrs. Mizner formerly Mrs. Wilson Mizner is ill with appendicitis at 3200 Michigan Avenue. An emergency operation was done. doctors say she may recover though complications could prove fatal. Her husband is in San Francisco. her will and estate details are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Tribune
Wilson Mizner
Charles T. Yerkes
Michigan Avenue
William E. Quine
J. D. Murphy
San Francisco
Staten Island Infant Named Ethel Grows Giant in Size
A 13 month old girl from Staten Island weighs 80 pounds and measures 86 inches tall with a 30 inch chest. Doctors say she may become a giantess as mothers visit seeking a glimpse and gifts for the Shotwell family, who note no other member is abnormally large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
Bloomfield
Randolph Shotwell
Ethel
Island
Shotwells
Smoke Nuisance Pushes State Board Probe to Power Plant
The State Board of Health investigates smoke drifting from Pennsylvania power plant at 3d Street foot into Manhattan. Supervisors Farley Clanke and John Bette were arrested and paroled for examination as long stacks 275 feet high send fumes over the East River. Several locomotive engineers faced court for smoke violations and were paroled until June 26 for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
East
Long Island City
Manhattan
Henry Ahles
The
Health Board
Pennsylvania Electric Power House
3D Street
Farley Clanke
Power House
John Beattie
Long Island Railroad
Crank Forces Senator Wood McKee to Open Door for Cash
In Paterson New Jersey State Senator Wood McKee faced an armed intruder painter Charles Winters who demanded money. The pair arranged to unlock the door and McKee slipped the man some loose silver before Winters fled leaving his shirt and weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Wood McKee
Savings Bank
Charles Winters
Winters
Billy
Delivery of New York Telephone Summer Directories
About two hundred workers began delivering the new summer telephone books yesterday. The job will take four weeks and move about eight hundred tons of paper. The directory lists over a quarter million New York business houses and individuals, with three hundred sixty five thousand books to be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Telephone Company
New York
New Bond Issue on Market from Columbus and Hocking Coal and Iron
Lathrop & Smith announce a $393,000 contracted portion of a $400,000 fifty year sinking fund collateral trust mortgage issue. The $310,000 offering to investors is at 1014 with semiannual interest. Interest dates are January 1 and July 1. The bonds retire in 1956 via sinking fund payments and are secured by all stock and bonds of Columbus and Hocking Clay and Brick Manufacturing Company and by the entire Columbus and Hocking Coal and Iron property including 2,984 acres of coal and brick works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathrop & Smith
New York Stock Exchange
Columbus and Hocking Coal and Iron Company
Columbus and Hocking Clay and Brick Manufacturing Company
Caen and Hocking Coal and Iron Company
Captain and Wife of Wrecked Vessel Drowned
The Maraval arrived from Trinidad with the mate and five seamen of the G. B. Lockhart which went ashore at Bonaire on May 20 in thick weather. Captain Faulkner and his wife were drowned. Mrs Faulkner's body was recovered but Captain Faulkner was not. The G. B. Lockhart, owned by Faulke & Co., was bound from New York to Curacao with a general cargo.
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Maraval
Trinidad
G. B. Lockhart
Bonaire
Faulkner
New York
Curacoa
Faulke & Co
Caledonia Sets Record Passage From Glasgow to Moville
The Anchor Line steamer Caledonia under Captain Wall L Baxter arrived yesterday from Glasgow via Moville with a record passage in days 3% hours and 12 minutes, beating the previous record by 36 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Wall L Baxter
Glasgow
Moville
Edward Rosewater Arrives in Port with Mrs Rosewater
Edward Rosewater editor of The Omaha Bee and U S representative to the Universal Postal Congress at Rome arrives with Mrs. Rosewater aboard La Provence. He surprised customs by requesting baggage inspection, challenging free-entry norms. He notes a foreign postage change effective after October 1 lowering rates to five cents for one ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Universal Postal Congress
Rome
Socialists Quit Cult Form Industrial League Fight
Mrs Martha Moore Avery of Boston and David Goldstein of the Cigarmakers Union plan the Industrial League with offices in New York and Boston to oppose socialism in unions and promote non socialist lines. They urge individual responsibility and defend private property against collective ownership while warning that socialism undermines home life and ethics.
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Mra
Martha Moore Avery
Boston
David Goldstein
Cigarmakers’ International Union
Industrial League
New York
Mrs. Avery
Mr. Goldstein
Avery
Qoumneveial Aaa
Tal
Thi
Philippines Question in New York Insurance Case
Albany June 23 Deputy Attorney General J G Graham appeared before Justice Fitts in the Supreme Court to decide if the Philippine Islands fall under New York insurance law requiring foreign insurers to deposit funds for policyholder protection. The issue follows Baloise Insurance of Basle seeking to withdraw a $200000 deposit, denied due to ongoing business in the Philippines and the state seeks a ruling on inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
J. G. Graham
Justice Fitts
Supreme Court
Philippine Islands
United States
New York
Baloise Insurance Company
Basle
Switzerland
Kelsey
State Insurance Department
Axe Falls On Oil Surveyors At Fire Department
Seven oil surveyors attached to the Bureau of Combustibles were dismissed by Fire Commissioner O Brien due to lack of appropriations to fund the uniform salary of 1500 a year. The men, all since 1899, were described as good and competent by Acting Chief Franz Wolf. The removals are linked to prior board action and the lawsuit over full salary grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Bureau of Combustibles
O'Brien
Joseph EB. Ireland
William J. Heaney
Edwin F. Horne
Charles W. Hudt
David Kraus
Henry B. Page
William J. de Courcy
Bureau
Frans Wolf
Sorapong
Act
Franz Wolf
Board of Aldermen
Wife Seeks Divorce in New Jersey Alimony Case
Mrs. Marie Dudley files a chancery bill for absolute divorce and alimony in New Jersey after a Philadelphia suit. She alleges her husband Edward Dudley maintained two homes and had intimate ties with Elizabeth Vanderpoel, with meetings in New York Philadelphia Washington and other places. Dudley, a lawyer admitted to the New Jersey Bar in 1874, has served as master in chancery and Supreme Court commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Trenton
N. J
Marie Dudley
Philadelphia
Edward Dudley
New Jersey
Europe
Camden
Unon
Dudley
Elizabeth Battelle Vanderpoel
Saugerties-on the-Hudson
Saugerties
New York
Washington
Manhattan Beach
St. Augustine
Supreme Court
Deficit at G. A. R. Encampment in Paterson
The Grand Army of the Republic Encampment in Paterson New Jersey last week cost the city 54057 dollars and only 231 percent was collected, prompting a civic appeal for the remaining funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Grand Army of the Republic
Left Estate Bequeathed to Employer's Sisters in Contested Will
Bridget Savage of Flushing left the bulk of her 3000 dollar estate to Margaret H Roe and Sallie M Roe sisters of lawyer William C Roe. Brothers and sisters received three dollars each. Niece Annie Donnelly contested the will and will appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Savage
Flushing
William Clark Roe
Margaret H. Roe
Sallie M. Roe
Annie Donnelly
Bridge Work Advances on Blackwell's Island Span
Engineers report rapid progress on the Blackwell Island Bridge with no serious accidents amid heavy steel placement. Commissioner Stevenson seeks a 3 million dollar appropriation to build the approaches as the Pennsylvania tunnel under the East River experiences delays and worker fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwell's Island Bridge
Pennsylvania
East River
Stevenson
Fever Non-Immunes Detained On Esperanza Quarantine
Quarantine rules detaining steamship passengers not immune from yellow fever were enforced on arrival of the Ward Line steamer Esperanza from Vera Progreso and Havana. The passengers appear to meet the requirements and will likely be released this afternoon.
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Ward Line
Esperanza
Vera —_ Progreso
Havana
E Ag - Hoffman
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A. O'Donnel
Port Chester Road
Hearn
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20Th Street
Fifth Avenue
19Th Street
Best & Co
West 23d Street
John Forsythe
17Th
18Th Streets
B. Altman & Co
Stern Brothers
John Daniels Sons & Sons
A. D. Matthews’ Sons
Abraham & Straus
Maryland
Crazy Negro
HOTEL
Saranac Bar
Third Ave
Allis-Chalmers
Amherst
Plan Big Macaroni Company
Yerkes Seriously
Postal Congress
Edward Everett Hale
Karl Marx
Eugene V. Debs
Philippines
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