Tanzer Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Perjury Case
The twelve jurors deadlocked 6 to 6 after over twenty hours deliberation in the perjury trial of Miss Tanzer tied to James W. Osborne alias Oliver Osborne. The judge sent them back to deliberate further but no verdict emerged as prosecutors indicated no immediate plan for a retrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Tanzer
James W. Qeborne
Oliver Os Borne
Vestertay
Tanner
Horne
Ither
Missy Tarver
James W. Osborne
HL. Snowden
Marshall
Osborne
Tod
Oliver Osborne
Wolverton
Spielberg
Yanser
Atney
Lewis Stary Chanter
Slade & Slade
William Band, Jr
Miss Taner
Librarians Visit Princeton in Special Train
Seven hundred librarians arrived at Princeton on a special train from Asbury Park after a convention. The group was greeted by President John Grier Hibben and M Tay lor Pyne along with other Princeton figures. Refreshments were served on the graduate college lawns as Hibben spoke on the librarians’ world importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Princeton
Jevint
American Library Association
John Grier Hibben
M. Taylor Pyne
Woman to Build at Traffic Hub in Grand Central Zone
Mrs Gustavia A Senff owns the Forty first Street corner and plans a sixteen story store and office building at the northwest corner of Forty first Street and Madison Avenue adjoining a twenty story Johnson Hendy Hillinga Syndicate tower. Emory Roth, architect, estimates cost at 250 thousand dollars. The project will replace the Senf and Bulle dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central Terminal
Forty-fist Street
Madison Avenue
Johnson-Hendy-Hillinga Syndicate
Mra
Gustavia
Thompson Fails to Get Witnesses in final session clash
In a dramatic end to the Thompson legislative committee the mood soured as Moss clashed with witnesses Belmont and Helmont over subway plan pressure. A stenographer was ejected for recording testimony despite orders to stop. Witnesses Middleton and O Malley fled city for last minute avoidance while Davison and O Malley were sought across Maine and Canada. The panel failed to secure key testimony before the death of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Frank Moss
Henry P. Davison
J. P. Morgan la Co
Charles O'Malley
Moss
Tenet
Faterday
Sagust Helmont
Helmont
Hematar Thorpom
James Tu Quackenruth
Interborough
Eferent
Belmont
Hrendersast
Mow
Mr. Mosn
Mr. Moxs
Quackenbush
Mr. Belmont
Hesr
Gaynor
Homes Where New Cases of Paralysis Are Reported
All but four of the forty nine new infantile paralysis cases reported to the Board of Health yesterday are in Brooklyn. The list shows numerous street numbers and avenues including CONOVER ST FIFTH AV FLUSHING and HAMILTON AV, with scattered cases in the Bronx and Staten Island districts such as CENTRAL AV Tottenville and CONKINS AV New Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Brooklyn
Baltic BT
Conover ST
Flushing
Afield
Enmore
Hamilton
HICKS
Hubbard ST
Cory
Smith
Willow Place
East ST
The
Bronx
Richmond
Richmond. Village and Street. No. Mariner's
Committee Hears Details In Interborough Funding Probe
The committee spent time tracing checks tied to late Andrew Freedman, Interborough director, with witnesses from Guaranty Trust Company and Jacques S. Acting as Mr Freedman’s. Thomas Garratt Jr. pledged to produce specific checks or letters but refused wholesale paper access. Cohen denied links between Freedman and Richard Cockher, and questioned Croker holdings and other bank draws from 1912. Hearings resume this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Freed
Interborough
Guaranty Trust Company
Jacques S
Freedmen
Thomas Garratt, Jr
Freedman
Cohen Tid
Mr. Freedman
Richard Cocker
Croker
Ex Governor Murphy Buys Farm in Morristown Morris County
Ex governor Murphy of New Jersey purchases a farm of sixty orix neren with dwelling and outbuildings in Morristown Meldham Road Morris Town. The land will be added to the Franklin Parma, the buyer’s country home. Sale made by Eugene V Welsh of Morris Town.
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Irannun Murphy
New Jersey
Tesview
Morristown
Meldham Raad
Nid
Franklin Parma
Eugene V. Welsh
Paralysis Kills Two In Brooklyn
Public health guidance urges thorough disinfection and hygiene to control infantile paralysis. Authorities advise destroying or boiling clothes, keeping rooms free of carpets and hangings, and sweeping floors until dry. Nurses visit settlements and Day Nursery residents to educate mothers on sanitation, nutrition, and cleanliness to prevent cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Heights Day Nursery
West 145Th Street
Aliee M. Hall
Firemen Overcome Two Hurt In Loft Blaze At 14 118 Base Fourteenth Street
Six firemen subdued by smoke last night as a second story loft fire at 14 118 Base Fourteenth Street spread to the five story building. Two injured firefighters, George Hockle and Louiermaberg, received treatment. damages pegged over 75000. A nearby audience of about 900 at Cit y Theatre evacuated without panic amid the blaze.
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Smpire
Base Fourteenth Street
George Hockle
Blessing
Freman
Margaret Clarke
Worcester
Mass
Ramadelly
New York Hospital
Louiermaberg
Ramedell
Poater Miaine Company
City Theatre
Vox Film Corporation
Bay Shore Man Returns Lost Roll of Forty Dollars
Thomas Brown of Bay Shore found a wallet containing forty dollars at Jamaica town hall and handed it to Police Court clerk Jobo Distler. Distler claimed ownership when Brown interrupted the clerk, declaring “Here’s your forty.” Brown’s act drew praise for honesty.
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Bay Shore
Thomas Brown
L. 1
Diogenes
Jobo Distler
Jamaica Police Court
Brown
Little Inter
Distler
Hen Foster Mother To pheasant brood
Clyde New York June 29 sylvester cains mowing machine mortally wounded a pheasant sitting on eggs. The hen transferred the warm eggs to a clucking foster mother. By June 25 ten chicks hatched and a final chick followed, the brood thriving under Mrs Cains watch. A soldier in khaki was found fleeing Beneath a bed in Mostersey City.
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Clyde
N.Y
Sylvester Cain
Mostersey City
Children’s Home Bureau Formed in New York
Kingsbury announced a new Children’s Home Bureau to place orphans and dependent children under eight with families of their faith rather than in institutions. A $150,000 fund from philanthropists will finance the project, supervised by William Doherty and directed by John Daniels, with emphasis on placing children immediately and using private funds for administration.
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W Children's Home Bureau
John A. Kingsbury
Public Charities
Philanthropie
Mit
Elizabeth Atilbank
Anderson
Helen Hartley Jenkins
Adolph Lewisohn
W. Evertt Macy
Department of Charities
Kingsbury
William J. Doherty
Catholic Home Bureau
John Daniels
Nounces
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Lili
Bernhardt to Open in New York After Liverpool Voyage
The veteran actress Mme Sarah Bernhardt, aged 72 and on stage for half a century, will sail from Liverpool at the end of September to begin a four month London engagement in both English and French before returning to America to open at the Knickerbocker Theatre after alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Connor
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Liverpool
Knickerbocker Theatre
Sime, Bernhardt
London
America
Frank A. Girard
Lawrence Rinports
Line Brooklyn
Criterion
Brighton Beach Music Hall
Freedom short lived for healer Schlatter
Franciy Schlatter, self styled advice healer, escaped extradition to California on Wednesday and appeared before magistrate MoE in Tombs Court charged with practicing medicine without a license. Held on $600 bail after police testimony note she claimed cancer and stomach illness from ice cream sodas. Witnesses recalled treatments for rheumatism varicose veins and blessed stockings she provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franciy Schlatter
California
Siagistrate Moe
Tombs Court
Teabelin
Goodwin
Adele
Detective Bureau
Tentifie
Weat
Mra
Schlatter
Hee
Importer Pleads Guilty in Fraud Case and Fined
Jacob Weinschenker of Charles Weinschenker firm pleaded guilty before a Federal Court judge to charges of conspiracy and fraud. He faces a fine of 500 dollars after admitting involvement with Charles Weinsehenker and Max Tamarkin in undervaluing canned goods and sauces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Weinschenker
Charles Weinschenker & c
From Florentine Ethics To Modern Merchants
The Ad Visor discusses principles from a Florentine craftsman and contrasts them with 20th century retail practice. Letters from readers, including J. G. F. and Macey’s, critique storage delays and courtesy in sales, urging honest dealing, clear contracts, and better customer service.
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Pandolfini
Florence
Carlo
Mans
Agnolo
Hottess
Theodore HW. Liebler, Jr
Florentine
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Mary Anderson Warner
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Hudson
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Candler
John Barrymore
Emer
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Fourth Avenue
LOEW
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Kitty Gordon
Olora
Rai
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TOS Eien
Casino Teen
Manton
Marie Tempest
Ike
Banker
Trade Council
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Papua
National Foreign Trade Chanel
Commercial High School
Alfred Plaine
Morris
James High School
Commerciate
Menry
Manus Training High School
David Kets
Paul Miller
Copal Mines
de Witt Cinton
Leo Abe
Meyer Morowite
Ford
Erasmus Hall School
FL Senety
Irein Tieton
Bryant High School
Mlnwal
Feaming Heh
Fox ST
Mr. Gaynor
Trace Freedman
Murphy A Bayer
Blum & Koch
Milans
Wallach
Wallach Bros
Broadway
Neiow Champers
Cor. 24Th St
Hart Schaffnett& Marx Clothes
Children’s Home Bureau Formed
Charities Department
Cinderella Man
Hudson Theatre
Charlie Foster
Shelly Hall
Kian & Ervinger
Josef Urban
Corey & Ritee
William A. Brady
Jules Eckert Goodman
John Fleming Wilson
Long Braser
Mr. Brady
East
New
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Tribune
the Tribune
Labherton Literary Service
Wm. W. Labberton
Labberton
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Alga
New York Tribune
Broad Street
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P. D
G. F
Lord & Taylor
Macy's
Macy
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Macys
J. G
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Fcult
George Ullman
Mr. Ullman
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Maude Harris
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