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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1909

Page

19

Two Chinatown missionaries aid murder suspect in Harlem case

Police recount a tangled sequence in which two white women who belong to the Chinatown missionary circle aided Leon in hiding Elsie Sigel's murder. They pressured tenants to transfer a lease, helped move and dispose of a trunk, and sent aides to the laundry and cellar to conceal evidence while Yung Wah and Yung Dat schemes unraveled.

Chinatown Leon Elsie Sigel Yung Wah No. 37 West 126Th Street Yung Kee Yung Dat Elsie Yung Web Yung Zee Yung Det Eighth Avenue 45Th Street Wung Weh Wang Wah Wisie Gee Gong Tong Harlem Nso Ent Yung ‘Wweb Yung Elsie Sige Lat Sing Newark Ang Fong Goe Sigel Washington Captain Carey Chung Sin Sin Philadelphia Germantown Young Nam New Jersey Hunter Leon Woods Bether Long Tsiang Brooklyn

Heat Wave Persists as New York Awaits Relief

The city braces for continued heat with forecasts of generally fair and cooler conditions over the next two days. Temperatures rose to 96 degrees at 6 pm with a low of 74 after midnight, while cooler sea breezes eased misery and electricity fans are promised within 24 hours.

New York Weather Bureau Essex Market

Nine Die From Heat In Philadelphia Day

Philadelphia records nine heat related deaths despite a cooldown. The humidity rose briefly with a breeze as temperatures peaked around 9 degrees 21 3 o clock, marking a dire day for heat casualties.

Philadelphia

Immigrants Held as Indigents by Immigration Officials

Immigration inspectors detained 215 second cabin passengers from the Ryndam after an order by Commissioner Williams. The detention stems from a new rule requiring aliens to have at least five dollars on arrival plus railroad tickets to their destination. Steamship lines face costs for processing. authorities expect most detainees to be released soon.

Commissorer Williams Ryndam Ellis Islang Ellis Island

Teacher to Get Money Ordered Return of About 18009

Miss Mary V. McCusker, a retired public school teacher, won in Supreme Court Justice Dowling against cousin Mrs. Margaret J. Ryan. The judge ordered Ryan to return about 18009 from pensions, CDs and other amounts Miss McCusker says were wrongfully taken.

Mary V. McCusker Justice Dowling Supreme Court Margaret J. Ryan Miss McCusker Mrs. Ryan Ryan West 235Th Street

Pain's New Spectacle at Brighton Beach Park War in the Clouds

Pain's fireworks open at Brighton Beach Park with The Battle of the Clouds a thirty scene epic describing a future aerial war. The program shows Mars and other planets declaring war on Earth over secret science with meteors and sky fleets. Earth forces win a hard fought victory as cities burn and panic spreads.

Brighton Beach Park Pain Mare Astro Astronomical Bureau Aviator Earth Mars

Fifth Ave Plot Sold Near Lorraine in Manhattan

A buyer was found for 97 Fifth Avenue adjoining the Hotel Lorraine at the southeast corner of the street. The two five story store and office building plot, 2% feet on the avenue and 100 feet deep, sold for about 560,000 from the Theodore A Havemeyer estate via the McVickar Gaillard Realty Co. F. R. Wood & Co sold a 40x140 foot six story apartment site at the northeast corner of Seventh Avenue and 141st Street for investment.

Fifth Avenue Hotel Lorraine Th Street Theodore A. Havemeyer McVickar-Gaillard Realty Company F. R. Wood & Co Frank A. Jaeger Warwick Street Liberty Avenue St. Joseph St. Francis de Chantel Thirteenth Avenue Sith Street Hutwelker Provision Company Dime Savings Bank Court and Femsen Streets Franklin Trust Company Fulton Street Brooklyn Brewster & Co Long Island City Board of Aldermen

Foreclosure sales of two five story tenements on Weer 5th street

Foreclosure auction at Real Estate Exchange on Vesey street sold Nos 168 and 170 Weer 5th street, 48x15 plot, to plaintiff for 46126. Prior mortgages about 4500. Other sales include multiple properties on Br day list with amounts due and taxes, with various firms and attorneys involved.

Real Estate Exchange Vesey Street Joseph P. Day

Mackay Party Returns from Eight Week European Tour

Mr and Mrs Clarence H Mackay arrived aboard Kronprinz Wilhelm from Bremen and Southampton after eight weeks abroad. He tried interviewing the Kronprinz reporters while Mrs Mackay joined in quizzing. He dismissed rumors of Western Union control by AT&T and noted Europe awaits tariff decisions. Mrs Mackay reportedly declared goods worth about 13000 dollars.

Clarence H. Mackay Bremen Southampton Mackay Kronprinz Quarentine Western Union Telegraph Company American Telephone and Telegraph Company Mackey

Gould case eyed for trial relief after examination bid

Cornelius Sullivan for Howard Gould asked Justice Blanchard to set aside an order to examine Mrs Gould before trial in the Cartier jewelry dispute. John A Wise Jr opposed, claiming Mrs Gould would be away at Blue Gap farm in Virginia, out of jurisdiction. Blanchard asked for a fuller understanding and reserved decision.

Cornelius Sullivan Howard Gould Justice Blanchard Gould Cartier Paris John A Wise, Jr Blue Gap Virginia Sullivan Cail

Milk Exchange hikes quart price amid short supply

At yesterday's regular meeting the Milk Exchange raised the price by half a cent to 20 cents per quart net to shippers in the five cent zone due to a short supply from higher demand during the hot spell.

Building Loan Contracts Outline and Parties in Manhattan

A shuffled OCR fragment mentions Norris Park Avenue and 120th of Victor Street with Manhattan Mortgage Company and several names including Selomen Jucots and Prensky. It appears to describe loan contracts or mortgage actions with address fragments and corner references but lacks coherent facts.

Norris Park Ave Victor St Manhattn Mortaage Company Toans Domnic

Bronx Building Plans for Kingsbridge Read Loft Complex

The document notes a 22 story and attic brick loft project on Kingsbridge Read Canal Place with 2906 feet total, by owner Mons Johnson and architect Louis Falk, estimated cost 12009 dollars. A second project on 138th Street near nm mile 214.75 features four brick lofts cost 20000 dollars with owner William H Timmins and architect Lorenz F J Wether.

Heathave Kingsbridge Read Dal Mons Johnson Louis Falk Canal Place William H Timmins Lorenz F J Wether

New House for Peter W. Rouss on Prospect Park West

Peter Winchester Rouss a Broadway merchant is constructing a residence at Prospect Park West and Garfield Place Brooklyn. The 110 by 53 foot plot will rise four stories in Philadelphia pressed brick with limestone granite trim and tile roof. Architect William J. Dilthey directs the project with an estimated cost about 75000 dollars.

Peter Winchester Rouss Prospect Park West Garfield Place Brooklyn Philadelphia William J. Dilthey Stwanoy Country Ad. Field Chester Hill Park Grand Central Depot 125Th St Main Depot Chester Hill Park Company

Receivers of Rents Named in Foreclosure Actions

Justice Giegerich appointed Adolph Landsman receiver of rents for 836 East 135th Street in a suit by David H. Hyman against Leopold Goldstein to foreclose a second mortgage of 13000. prior mortgage 27000. Michael J. Driscoll named receiver of rents for 334 East 135th Street in a Commonwealth Securities Company suit against Brown Realty to foreclose a second mortgage of 0000. prior mortgage 29000.

Justice Giegerich Supreme Court Adolph Landsman East 135Th Street David H. Hyman Leopold Goldstein Michael J. Driscoll Th Street Commonwealth Securities Company Brown Realty Company

Brooklyn Parcel Sales To Various Buyers

Moorer and Marston sold for guardian Francis M Whaler to William E Burke a three story dwelling on a 20 by 10 foot lot at 444 Hancock Street Brooklyn. Maurice G Straus sold for a client to A H Smith a three story store building with two flats at SSA Fourth Avenue Brooklyn. Augustus J Rinn sold for James Donovan to John Donovan a three story brick tenement at 157 Second Avenue Brooklyn and a adjoining two story stable at 150 Second Avenue.

Moorer & Marston Francis M Whaler Guardian William E. Burke Hancock Street Brooklyn Maurice G. Straus A. H. Smith Fourth Avenue Augustus J. Rinn James Donovan John Donovan Second Avenue

Downtown stores in demand in city leases

The Ruland and Whiting Company leased store and basement No 6 Fulton Street to Hoffman La Roche Chemical Works. The Vanderbilt Building store at Beekman and Nassau streets goes to The New York Times. The Phelps Dodge Building at Nos 11 and 13 Cliff Street houses the James L Darbine Company.

Ruland & Whiting Company Fulton Street Hoffman la Rocha Chemical Works Vanderbilt Beekman and Nassau Streets New York Times Phelps Dodge Cliff Street James L Darbine Camnany

Loft and store leases along Canal Street and nearby blocks

Real estate notices report multiple leases and sales across Manhattan streets. Parties include Serer Mooyer & Marston leasing a 40 by 75 foot loft to Benjamin Rosenstiel on West 2nd Street, Frost Palmer & Co selling to B Hyman Shevell Co, and Hess leasing on Lispenard Street.

E. Serer Mooyer & Marston Benjamin Rosenstiel Frost, Palmer & Co L. H Wong B. Hyman, Shevell Company Dry Goods My Merchants Cazal Lispenard Street M. & L. Hess E. J. Rieser & Co Broadway First Avenue Church Street

Real estate firms sell multiple Manhattan properties in varied districts

Arnold Byrne and Baumann sell a six story apartment on a 40 by 100 plot at 141st Street and Seventh Avenue to Gustavus L Lawrence for Frank J Welton. Casey Irwin sell a five story flat house on a 44 by 100 plot at East 135th Street to T and Johnson. Frank L Fisher Co sells a corner plot at Waldo Avenue and 26th Street to Oscar Kress. Joseph Goldberg sells a five story flat house at West 35th Street to Aaron Sutton. Susan Barrett sells 121 and 123 West 46th Street including a four story stable and three story dwelling on a 41 by 105 foot plot. Michael Donnelly sells 164 West 63rd Street to Elize Eegieton for George Ganter. John Forster and William White sell 793 and 795 Ninth Avenue and adjacent numbers to Louis Cohen, including four five story tenement houses on a 50 by 100 foot plot at Ninth Avenue and 534th Street.

Aaron Sutton William Hyman West 35Th Street Susan C. Barrett West 46Th Street Sixth Avenue Broadway Michael Donnelly Elize Eegieton West 63Th Street George Ganter John ©. Forster William H. White Louis Cohen Ninth Avenue

Daly and daughter take title to Fifth Avenue estate

Marcus Daly and his daughter Mrs. Mari A Gerard acquired title to premises Nos 581 and 883 Fifth Avenue on a 39 1x100 foot plot adjoining Miss Helen M. Gould's home from Mrs. Virginia R. Dingee. The property was recently reported sold and is mortgaged for $375000.

Marcus Daly Mari A Gerard Fifth Avenue Helen M. Gould Virginia R. Dingee

San Francisco Stocks Close Mixed on Mining Quotas

San Francisco June 23 official closing quotations show mining stocks with varied results led by prominent names such as Hagan and Titanicon. Trading activity reflected cautious investor sentiment as miners posted marginal gains and losses throughout the session.

San Francisco

Realty Notes Show Property Transfers Downtown and Shorefront

William F. Day sells Rye shore front estate on Rhy Neck including big house and six acres to Samuel Samuel John W. Weber who recently bought a Park Slope plot from Woodruff group. Weber also sells Stuyvesant avenue corner mansion to M Stern. Joseph Friedman buys five story American basement dwelling at 317 Riverside Drive near 11th Street, sold recently by Myles Tierpey.

William F. Day Andrew Miller Rhy Neck Rye Samuel Samuel John W. Weber Park Slope Brooklyn Timothy L. Woodruff Stuyvesant Avenue Hart Street M Stern Joseph Friedman Riverside Drive 11Th Street Myles Tierpey

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