Gambier divorce case drags as witness calls name man
In Supreme Court the Gambier divorce action prolongs with attorney Van Wyck calling an unnamed man to testify about Mrs Gambier’s social circle. Harvey C Sickler, president of Atlantic Ferritzer and Oil, denies improper relations with Mrs Gambier while detailing visits to hotels and restaurants. Mrs Gambier denies intimacy with Sickler and asserts she remains a dutiful wife seeking children. Justice Pendleton’s ruling on trial method and potential jury use hangs over the case as October court dates loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambier
Harvey C. Sickler
Atlantic Ferritzer and Oil Company
West 68Th Street
Sickler
Mea Gambier
Alan
Ale
Pha
Bank Eastier
Justice Pendleton
Gambler
van Wiek
Supreme Court
Teeny
Littleton
Pendleton
Tha
Gickler
Atlanta
Patel
Young Real Estate Man Convicted on Woman’s Charge
Jease Sharp, a rich 23 year old in Yonkers real estate, was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail for assaulting Mrs Dorothea Fallen, the divorced wife of New Mexico Prosecuting Attorney Edgar T. Wallace. She said Sharp assaulted her January 10 in Clifton apartments while arranging child maintenance. Sharp claimed friendship since age 18 and denied agreed child support.
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Rickler
Garather
Gatabler
Sickler
Gawhler
Ainved
Gambier
Gambler Jom
Jease Sharp
Yonkers
Court of
Dorothea
New Mexico
Edgar T. Wallace
The
Waldorf
New York
Hyde seeks speedy trial in Hyde bribery case in UAE court
The Supreme Court heard James W. Osborne for Charles H. Hyde on a motion to move his bribery trial from the city deposits case at Carnegie Trust to the Court of General Sessions. District Attorney opposed the motion saying trials should proceed in order. Hyde seeks relief as Reichmann calendar moves. Bail for former Carnegie Trust president could be sought if the certificate of reasonable doubt is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuitem Avcemyte
Uae
Eatin Enamchs
Supreme Court
James W. Osborne
Charles H. Hyde
Chie Chamberlain
Carnegie Trust Company
Court of General Sessions
Whitman
Hyde
Te Tas Noty
Reichmann Ummas
Reichmann
Criminal Courts
General Sessions Court
Su Wame
Hter
Davis
Anpallate Tiveston
Fireworks Raids Target City Dealers Ahead of Fourth
Fire department inspectors seized three wagons of noise devices and value totals of 2508 from licensed dealers in the greater city. No arrests in the Bronx for violations and a roundup planned by Inspectorate under J. Kells. About 32 Manhattan sites and 60 to 21 parks in Brooklyn prepared public displays for the Fourth, with additional displays planned across Queens, Richmond, and surrounding areas.
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Atty
Bronx
Invid J. Kells
Areworks
Manhattan
Rooklyh
Richmond
NAME PROBATION OFFICERS APPOINTED BY CITY MAGISTRATES
At a meeting of the Board of City Magistrates held last evening at 260 Mulberry street twelve probation officers were appointed under the new plan giving magistrates power to select their substitutes outside the civil service list. Seven positions to be held at the magistrates' discretion. Two new officers are women. Four chief clerks were reappointed. Names listed include Winn Yorkville court Albert Volgeneau Tombs Metale West Chester Eben Wematext Jefferson Market and others. Miss Margaret Wood and Miss Kathy Hogan noted. Hogan is daughter of Magistrate Meare.
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Board of
City Magistrates
Beard
Mulberry Street
Thie Inter
Inigrstrates
Fontnnes Lay Winn
Yorkville Court
Albert Volgeneau
Metale
Westchester
Jefferson Market
Robert W. Dudter
James 1 Louree
Hetor Carry
Blaney Moxehwah
Charles J. O'Connell
William Garlick
John Vonnelian
Michael P. Pleherts
John J Dfout
Prank J Hee Fan
Margaret Wood
Mise
Kathyne Hogan
Hogan
Meare
Six Burned on L Structure During Subway Work
Six workers suffered severe burn injuries yesterday afternoon on Think Avenue elevated line near 1st Street while installing a new third rail piece. A tool dropped onto the cable and third rail as a train approached, igniting flames that set clothing ablaze. The men fled to the Staten platform and, with bystanders, extinguished the flames. They were taken to Lebanon Hospital: Joseph Malle of Kant Uist Street. John Jake of NowS Morrie Avenue. Joseph Hyrne, William Lawter, and Joseph Paw ling of No 1 East High Street. Stephen Repocke of No 1 East St Street.
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Think Avenue
1St Street
Staten
Lebanon Hospital
Joseph Malle
Kant Uist Street
John Jake
Nows Morrie Avenue
Joseph Hyrne
William Lawter
Joseph Pawling
No. U1
East Hith Street
Stephen Repocke
East Sth Street
Immigrants on stand in Doty hearing at Supreme Court
Immigrants testified about conditions on Swinburne and Hoffman Islands during the Doty health officer hearing in Part 9 before Commissioner Bulger. Witnesses described unpaid work, poor housing, and exposure to illness while detained and treated at the Port facilities. The session adjourned to 10 o clock.
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A H. Doty
Supreme Court
Charles N. Bulger
Dix
Anna Katz
No. 92
Fastwoth Street
Swinburne Island
Hoffman Island
Noo
Swinburne Talad
Worcinck
Tn Hoffman Istin
Mayors greeting scene at City Mall by boy scouts
Boy scouts from the city and a delegation visit the Mayor at the City Mall after a rally. The Mayor and New York Council president were present amid a reception by scouts and local civic figures. The event aimed to showcase civic improvement and citizen involvement.
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Mayo City
Froy
City Malleste
Cty
Bieuteant Kennett Tel Eoul
Saepend
van Hore
Tranche
Mayer
Washington Square Celebrations and Indpendence Day Events
Ill formed report notes Washington Square events including a morning address by Controller Premierzast and an evening fireworks display south of the Washington Ave. The French colony to hear the Declaration of Independence in French and a report by Prefemar A. Hellaert. Albert Curran to deliver the focal address on Washington Square with ties to an address by Ner? and Mandalane viewing.
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Washington Hume
Washington
Premierzast
Washington Square
Mandalane
Albert
Maret Pacaroy
Aribabil
Alerinan Curran
Trust companies prosper as deposits and resources rise
Albany reports a rise in trust companies total deposits and resources for the state. February figures show deposits and resources up while June figures indicate increased lending on collateral. State official Van Tuyl notes gains across zones with deposits reaching a high and loans expanding.
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Albany
Dune
van Tuyl
Taxation and its effects on land improvements debate
A fragmented excerpt discusses taxation on land and improvements, citing experts and international examples from Canada Australia the United States and Germany. It notes disagreement over whether exemptions or increased rates spur or suppress investment and warns against distortion of the debate.
Pastor's Wife Ends Life In Columbus Home
Rev A Patterson of Mount Vernon Avenue Columbus reported his wife, a pastor's wife and prominent Anti Saloon League worker, killed herself yesterday morning. Her body was found by their 14-year-old son after he forced entry to her room on the third floor. The pastor, then in Athens, was informed by telegraph of her death.
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Dimes A. Pattereni
Mount Vertwin
Teenmseh Avenue
Patterson
Presbyterian
Columbus
Joshia
Anti Saloon League
Athans
Widow Suspects Foul Play In Costa Rica Death
Mrs A H White plans to travel to Costa Rica to investigate the death of her husband Austin Hollis White, a noted sportsman and survey supervisor for a government concession. She seeks to learn what items he collected on his plantations and questions whether the death by heart condition was natural. White was well known in Reston and New York circles and had ties to explorers and fossil collectors.
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A. H. White
Costa Rica
Austin Hollis White
Atty
White
Reston
New York
Amed Peary
Hing
Hense
North
Smithsentars
McKinounsiicstoner
Ataeka
Publishers strike antitrust case heard by circuits court
The court heard a case involving publishers including New Publishing Company and American Magazine Company. Listed defendants and associated firms include Charles Lanier, treasurer, and George Von Uteesy of International Magazine. The matter concerns antitrust actions and a return of service by Marshal Henkelte United.
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Ulwetine
Coe
Ivousht
Amient
Marshal Henkelte
Meinahy
Idlips Publishing Company
Margen
Irathers
Lestedni
Canary
Butterlek
Mileway Company
New Blew Michitue Company
Ane Beedtorick
J. Cole
Ball
Doonelit
Opposition to Courthouse Bill City Club Urges Veto
City club backs push to have the Board of Estimate ask the mayor to veto a measure for a new courthouse. The item seeks a defense of the project and questions its justification while noting the possibility of broader civic action.
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Gity Club
Board of Estimate
Praise Cards Highlight Fire Department Civil Employees
Fire Department civil employees yesterday at Fire Headquarters presented a hand embossed framed card to Police Commissioner Want who also received oral praise from Fire Commissioner Johnson County Commissioner Farley of Brooklyn Bridge Commissioner Wikkeeffe and Correction Commissioner Shitney and others.
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Want
Fire Department
Mire
Johnson
Farley
Brooklyn
Wikkeeffe
Shitney
Marine Intelligence and Maritime Listings Summary
Maritime notices list high and low water times, wireless reports with positions from Philadelphia to Atlantic routes, and incoming steamers. It records vessels like Fort Line Hall, Mallory, Anchor Gibraltar, and Salveston among others with destinations such as Galveston Savannah and New Orleans. Calendar items show ships scheduled for July with ports including New York, Honduras, and Hamburg, plus specific sailings and dates in 1958.
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Fort Line Hall
Dune
Coe Wilner
Galveston
Mallory
Balermo
aAnchor
Gibraltar
Pune
Standard Oy
Ibeatar Sune
Maracoa
Sune
Salveston
Nationy Ito Savannah Hane
Savannah Felmente Dane
Eaturday
Philadelphia
Southaraptes
Amer 'Matranga Mtavara
Tuna Ward
Alleghany Mavaga
Ieernani
Azores
New Orleans
Washington
Tyne
Wallfornia Sune
Anata
Mallar iRennesivana
Hamburg
Hans Am Lina
Coty Af
Si Saramnan
Sam Gaterston
Tine
Shipping News Glance at Transatlantic Arrivals and Goods
A long, dense shipping log lists arrivals and sailings of multiple vessels from Bar at Bath, Southampton, Cherbourg, and Newport News to New York and Philadelphia. It includes steamer routes, passenger counts, cargoes, quarantine details, and notices of arrivals at various ports, plus an advertisement for travel gear and outdoor outfits in a New York store.
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Helv i Steawer Montauk Pulnteke
Pawey
Phiindeigana
ShipRon
Spence & Young
Ath Steuer St Maul
Southampton
Cherbourg
Queenstown
Amelia
Bath
Holling Noe
Peake
Peake, With Fet
Tse
Thuadelpiin
Ta Uagra
Puertabello Scum
San Juan
Liles Cn
Indae
Har
Krewnet Velneensante
Newport Newe
Font
Pn Sereutines
Wasser
P Ieamer
Jamestown
Norfolk
Newport
Xena
Hue
Dominion
Passen
Lan Paneed
Tasuy Fir
Antita
Ree Ida Bh
Ramulereon
T&s
Wellington
Rite
Deta Beleo
Winn St Gareth
Merl
Irie
Steaner
Muliawket
Stockton
Wheat Nannon Paper Co
McAnier Parte
Vattimores
New Wiel Hultimre
Augusta
Earth
Amboye
Tutianl
Santa Marta
Stinister
Liltake
Santia
Ducabe Tage Fodmacayn
Munson
Havana
Atonin
Tampa
Newport News
Cantaeleta
Matfaxs Tyr
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Fertilizer CO
Mrs. Gambier
Chedit
Aldseth
Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Guggenheim
Public Sche Athletic League
Public Schools Athletic League
Central Park
New-York Tribune
Inhneny
Rockville Centre
Semg
Isuana
Sophie Nowy
Bayview
Qeening
Navy
A. Robinson
R. V. Ingersoll
A. H. Doty
Marsh
Malke Wiener
Noh Heseman
Avene
Moffinen Island
Thad
File Island
London
Hoffman
Weiner
Hal
Charles Deshkind
Neosh Beekman Street
Charles J. Phelis
Mhelps Brothers & Co
Dr. Doty
Wiltiems
Swalloos
Hort
Inter
Sipas Songers
Toff Hin Island
Frederick M. Goddard
Thutreet
Hush Docks
Laura
First Clase
Fitts Island
Goddard
Myland
Helland America Line
Vall Island
Wasferius
Meffenan
Jehurges
Thean
Choe
Dory
Promt
FU Osborne
Munson Line
Gaynor
Newark
Raymond V. Ingersoll
Allan Robinson
Commission
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Ingersoll
Robinson
Sullivan Shorts
Senate Cities Committee
Benjamint. Marst
Raymond W.ingersell
New
Yor
Reap Estate
Conwestion
Rote Innon
Muntanton
Fedis
Cotumbavien
Roldnenn
Mr. Marsh
Puck
BOY Scouts
Troy
Sane
Ohaleman
R.A. University
Canada
Austratia
United States
Australa Point
Germany
J. A. Patterson
Mount Vernon
Periodical Clearing House
Gidding & Co
Fifth Avenue
Frederick. Tanner
Waldo
Marine Intelligence
Transpacific
Japan
Tarea
PRI Ippinta
Ban” Franctecoy
Hawa Helen Japan Iin
Hawa
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Pvvia
Tarantay Arizonian
Corea Chia
Ula Tesora
Mary
Vanee
Wits
Lipo Advan
Ieljan
Massa Ward
Coriar
Clyde Sondin
Bathaday
Pam Sarena
Lavery
Aoa
Stephan Ferrin
Oy Tague San Rms P
Tony Caslut
Onan
USA
Tawa
Wilhelm Tale Ho
Dod
Litand
Aninaer Hiei Star
Aneline
Haroun Wars
Trana
Tiny
Ntawara
Foam
ROWE
Naples
Len
Shipping News
Port of New York
Alllen
Het
Henetick
Pet
Malitay Vaart
Bydnes
Tittanvite
Yorkopenhagen
Chrieth , Verwen
Peeteriaeters
Haltmnere
Rethampton
Cosmicon
Fiomoutt
Havre
la Lorraine
Brighton
Coast
84Th St
Racers
Perr & Company
Warren St
New Amsterdam
Jardin DE Paris
Ken Ziegfeld
Valeska Suratt
FO. Cohan
Get Rich Quick
Suis
Wallingford
Winter Garden
Gertrude Hoffmann
LA Saison Des Ballets Russes
Gaviu
August Orbs Thadlow
Brighton Beach
Keed & Co
Dan J. Corbett
Mt Zother
Piao Bih
Stead
Piraeus
Platris Orks
New Teth Balled
Artadim
Morne
Onl
Verdi Mantes
New Yeingstan
Ja Satwng
Hamain Tohim
Mimayn
Dane
Antic Marectiva
York Wyuetostown
York
Sienan
Hushades
Theater Fur Aaclg
Anet
Parte
Leghorn
Tealtes
Genin
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