Buried Church Loot and a Youthful Bronx Robber
A nineteen year old James J. Flynn confessed to stealing from St Raymond's Church on Westchester avenue and other Bronx and Brooklyn churches, plus stores and tailor shops. Detectives found a gold chalice and ciborium buried near the Catholic Protectory after Flynn led them to the spot. Flynn and accomplices were jailed in Monticello to await trial for earlier robberies and a New Haven train hold up. Separately Miss Helen Maloney and Arthur Osborne obtained an annulment of their marriage, with proceedings revealing a fictitious court record and a plan to wed a priest or justice of the peace to avoid binding matrimony.
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James J. Flynn
East 142d
St. Raymond's
Westchester Avenue
Bronx
Brooklyn
Catholic Protectory
West Chester
Flynn
John Duncan
Monticello
Sullivan County
St. Raymond's Church
Price
Helen Maloney
Arthur Herbert Osborne
Justice Gerard
Miss Maloney
Justice of the Peace
Mamaroneck
Samuel Clarkson
Ireland
Osborne
West List Street
McCall
Gerard
A. L. Humes
Princeton
Boyd
Daniel F. Cohalan
Cohalan
Logan Club Ratifies the Ticket in Brooklyn Meeting
The Logan Club at Sixth Avenue and Garfield Place in Brooklyn's 12th Assembly District held a meeting to ratify the Republican state ticket. About 350 Park Slope residents attended as Charlies Aronstam presided with speakers Congressman Cocks, Congressman Calder, district leader, and Mr. Peters of The Brooklyn Times. Resolutions praised Register W. A. Prendergast and district delegates for backing the Governor at the Saratera convention and approving the ticket.
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Logan Club
Sixth Avenue
Garfield Place
Brooklyn
Hughes League
Young Republican Club
Park Slope
Charlies Aronstam
Calder
Peters
Brooklyn Times
Register
W. A. Prendergast
Geglegates
Saratera
Drowned Girl Identified as Sophie Korn at Oyster Bay
Sophie Korn, a servant of Mr and Mrs Thomas S Young of New York, identified at Long Island City Morgue as the drowned girl found in Bowery Bay near North Beach. In country five years, she had been employed for months and was to sail yesterday. No marks of violence noted. Mr Young suspects accidental fall from a pier in darkness.
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Bowery Bay
North Beach
Sophie Korn
Thomas S Young
New York
Oyster Bay
Woman risks life to avert bomb near barbershop
Philadelphia dispatch notes Mrs. Camella Lanzero of fir and Firewater streets saved a child and stopped a fuse to a large bomb placed at Nicholas Volarite’s barbershop next to her home. Police seized the device, containing enough dynamite to destroy a block after weeks of threatening letters.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
Camella Lanzero
Nicholas Volarite
Volarite
Ovl¢Hber
Nested in fur theft case 35 year old furrier held for trial
Mex Friedman of Kuerll & Co furriers at 29 East Suh Street was arrested on an indictment for receiving stolen goods. He had been discharged on August 28 by Magistrate Wahle for receiving 500 pounds worth of furs stolen from Louis Alpert of 112 University Place. The furs reportedly traced to the Kuerll store. Alpert's counsel appealed to the District Attorney and the indictment followed. In other news, William N. Harte was elected director and vice-president of the New York Mortgage and Security Co at a board meeting of the Title Insurance Co.
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Furtheft
Mex Friedman
Frm
Kuerll & Co
East Suh Street
Wahle
Friedman
Louis Alpert
University Place
Alpert
New York Mortgage and Security Company
William N. Harte
Title Insurance Company
Press- Gonk
Ww C Phillips Out on Bail in Montclair Shooting Case
Walter C Phillips secretary to iron merchant John Leonard was released on 10000 bail after police and prosecutor reviewed the Montclair home shooting. Officials say a revolver found in the street may have exploded while Leonard examined it, with gardener Michael Vezan corroborating the account and Italians in the neighborhood linked to a prior dispute. The motive for the death remains undetermined.
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Newark
Walter C. Phillips
John Leonard
Montclair
Chief Gallagher
Mott
Leonard
Michael Vezan
Free of Conference Captain Clark resigns from trade body
W C Clark, a renowned state trade expert, ends all ties with the Conference to Promote Trade and Commerce of the State. He did not belong to the group but influenced policy discussions. Chairman Albert E Henschel praised his frank withdrawal and noted Clark will continue to aid port and state commerce independently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Clark
Clark
Albert E. Henschel
Man In Bronx Fight Linked To Moriarity Death
Leonard Edward Osterholm of East 106th street told police and a coroner of his actions on September 6 in the Bronx. He accompanied Carl Wilen to several saloons and confronted a group near 165th street and Ogden avenue where Captain Moriarity was present. Osterholm identified one man, bricklayer McLaughlin, as a "scab" in a fight. he and Wilen were beaten, and Osterholm left the city. He learned of Moriarity's death the next day and waited for inquest while held without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Edward Osterholm
East 106Th Street
Bronx
Daniel Moriarity
Middletown
N. Y
Schwannecke
Osterholm
Carl Wilen
Summit Avenue
165Th Street
Ogden Avenue
Captain Mortiaiity
McLaughlin
Wilen
Moriari
Jews Let Bingham Affair Drop
A Jewish conference convened by Joseph Barondess at Clinton Hall approved letting the matter drop after Barondess reported that Commissioner Bingham said Jewish police may take leave on Jewish New Year or Day of Atonement with no salary loss. A permanent Hebrew interests association was formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Barondess
Bingham
Clinton Hall
Barondess
Debenture Bond Authorization at American Agricultural and Chemical
Stockholders of the American Agricultural and Chemical Company in New London voted to authorize a $12,000,000 debenture bond issue that may convert into preferred stock. The board change added F. L. Amen of Boston and Charles B. Hobbs of New York to fill vacancies. directors vote in New York on September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
American Agricultural and Chemical Company
New York
F. L. Amen
Boston
Charles B. Hobbs
Mayor suspends two in license bureau graft probe
Mayor McClellan, after a report from the Commissioners of Accounts, suspended Corrigan and D Amato in the city license bureau amid a broad graft inquiry. James Rierdon temporarily heads the bureau as the probe widens.
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McClellan
Commissioners of Accounts
John P. Corrican
Bureau of Licenses
Gaetano d’' Amati
James A. Rierdon
Messrs. Corrigan
Ad’ Amato
Mary
Corrigan
Tammany Hall
D'Amato
John Purroy Mitchel
Hand Report Criticised In Pierce Brief On Jerome Case
Franklin Pierce filed a belated brief with Governor Hughes criticizing Commissioner Hand for not addressing the fifth charge about Jerome’s failure to indict George W. Perkins. The brief accuses Jerome of fabricating facts to aid his criminal case and claims the exculpation signals a decline in public morality and may forebode revolution. Jerome declined comment pending the governor’s review.
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Hand
Franklin Pierce
Hughes
Jerome
King Committee
George W. Perkins
Justice Moss
Appellate Division
Court of Appeals
Pierce
William Travers Jerome
Seabury
More Troubles of a Twin in Albany Hospital
William H. Klugemann a Brooklyn navy yard shipping clerk returned to work after escaping Albany Hospital where a nurse mistook him for his twin brother. She seized him undressed him strapped him to a bed and covered him with cracked ice bandages. He had gone to visit his brother convalescing from an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Klugemann
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Albany
Klugemann
Bailey Out and Back in Tombs Extradition Case
Albert W. Bailey, joint owner of Export Shipping, released on $5,000 bail for mail fraud. He was rearrested on another charge of converting to his own use $2,182.14 from a draft sent to London. Magistrate Kernochan set bail at $20,000. Francis G. Bailey remains a fugitive, likely in Honduras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Bailey
Francis G. Bailey
Export Shipping Company
Bailey
Marshal Henkel
United States
Ravens and Fitzsimmons
District Attorney
Kernochan
Tombs Court
Charles Robinson
Star Drilling Machine Company
Transmisson
London
Mr. Kresel
Batley
Honduras
Tragic Coney Island Mardi Gras Death at Brighton Beach
At the Brighton Beach elevated terminal during a Mardi Gras celebration Mrs. Alice Bliss aged 32 of 2 % Herkimer Street Brooklyn was crushed between a moving train and the platform. She had accompanied Mrs. Julia Walling of 4 Decatur Street Brooklyn. Both women were swept by the crowd as they alighted and she fell between the car and platform. The train halted quickly but she died. The conductor and motorman were arrested and later posted bail.
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Coney Island
Alice Bliss
Herkimer Street
Brooklyn
Brighton Beach Terminal
Bliss
Julia Walling
Decatur Street
Brighton Beach
Three Broadway Stores Declared for Address Spots
Three Broadway locations listed with numbers on Warren Street 13th Street and 34th Street. Details show 258 at 42, 1302 at 34th Street, Warren Street corner references appear in a compact street notice.
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Broadway
Warren St
13Th St
Pulp Wood Supply Seen Ample for Middle West
Appleton Wis Sept 17 The congressional committee probing pulp industry and tariffs heard witnesses asserting ample pulp wood for years to come William S Taylor president of the Pulp Wood Supply Company testified the firm buys about 225000 cords annually about half spruce from Minnesota and half hemlock from Wisconsin with millions of feet still available ensuring no shortage for the Middle West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Congressional
Middle West
William S. Taylor
Pulp Wood Supply Company of
Fox River Valley
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Mr. Taylor
Labor Convention Delayed By Hotel Shortage In Rochester
The Workingmen's State Federation annual convention, linked with the American Federation of Labor, was postponed from September 15 to next Tuesday due to hotel shortages during the Democratic state convention. AFL leaders expect a pivotal debate with Gompers backed policy and Bryan support, while railroad unions may send delegates independent of AFL loyalty. Locomotive engineers, firemen, and conductors may attend and oppose Gompers dictated plans.
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Workingmen's State Federation
American Federation of Labor
Rochester
Herman Robinson
Gompers
Bryan
More Big Trees in California Reach New Grove Site
Visitors to California will gain access to a third giant redwood forest as Tulare and Fresno counties finish a twenty five mile highway from Visalia to Redwood Canyon in the Kings River country. The grove holds over fifteen thousand sequoia gigantea trees, with a government measured tree 110 feet around and about 800000 cubic feet of lumber. A fallen giant there is claimed to be the largest in the country, and at under six thousand feet altitude the canyon would stay accessible longer than other groves. The untouched land may be recommended to Congress as a national park.
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San Francisco
California
Tulare
Fresno
Visalia
Redwood Canyon
Kings River
Calaveras
Congress
Redwood Grove
Roosevelt sets aside vast land for native bird reserve
President Roosevelt ordered about seventy thousand acres along the Oregon California border to be reserved for propagation and protection of native birds. The tract, not suitable for farming, is described as probably the greatest water fowl breeding ground in the world.
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Redding
Cal
Roosevelt
Oregon-California Line
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures at Bar for Sept
Shipping news lists several arriving steamers at the Bar including Afghan Prince with 4 passengers and mails, Slavonia with 684 passengers and mails, Porto Rico with cargo and moise, Jefferson with passengers and moise, and Deutschland with 800 cabin and 207 steerage passengers plus mails and moise. Quarantine statuses noted for several vessels with times and wind conditions described. Sailed list includes Arabic Kaiserin Victoria Morro Castle and other liners bound to various ports, with voyages from Liverpool Havre and Baltimore to destinations such as Vera Cruz Port Tampa and Buenos Aires.
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Afghan Prince
Campbell
Santos
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
Barbados
Paul F Gerhart & Co
Bar
Slavonia (Br
Dunning
Trieste
Fiume
Palermo
Naples
Almeria
Gibraltar
Cunard Ss Co (Ltd
Moise
The
Porto Rico
Delano
Baltimore
New York and Baltimore Transportation Line
Jefferson
Catherine
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominions Co
Deutechland
Ger
Hamburg
Southampton
Cher
Liverpool
Queenstown
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Kaiserin A . Victoria
la Lorraine
Havre
Deutschland
Tank
Rotterdam
Morro Castle
Havana
Vera Cruz
Pathfinder
Port Tampa
Hawaiian
Puerto Mexico
City of Columbus
Savannah
Apache
Charleston
Jacksonrikie
la Plate
Buenos Ayres
Dencilff
Bry
el Mar
Galveston
Dalbiatr
Fremantle
Adelaide
Monroe
Venetia
Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac Update
The abridged almanac lists sun and moon rise and set times with high water marks for Sandy Hook Gov Island and Hell Gate. The Mauretania and other ships are reported as miles east of Sandy Hook with expected dock times around the morning of upcoming days.
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Moon
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Mauretania
Jladelphia
Ormina
Steamers at Foreign Ports Sept 17 Listing
Ships and routes from New York to global destinations including Lé Verpoo, Mar ie Havre, Genoa, and Port Natal. Vessels mentioned include Adriatic, Noordam, Princess Irene, and Tintoretto with sailings via Plymouth Cherbourg Boulogne Algiers Bahia and Queenstown. Multiple calls and paths to Europe Africa and the Americas noted.
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Cedria
New York
Lé Lverpoo
Southampton
Adriatic
Plymouth
Cherbourg
New
Vincent
Port Natal
Tee
Oie Iy
Brett Huel
Saigon
Crewe Hall
Algiers
Lombeo
Valparaiso
Cumbal
Baltmore
Para
Cuthbert
Barbados
Liverpool
Battle
Vita Queenetwon
Ueenstown
Carmanta
Teutonie
Tennyson
St Lucia
Chariton Hall
Naples
Pannonia
Pernambuco
St Quentin
Almeria
Algeria
Asama
St Vin
Bermuda
Demerara
Guiana
Gibraltar
Palermo
Almeris
Buenos Aires
Span
New Barcelona
Tintoretto
San
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St. Raymond's Catholic Church
Prospect Avenue
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156Th Street
Congregational Church
Leggett Lane
Beck Street
Woglstock Presbyterian Church
Indorsing Hughes
Saratoga
Black
N. Y. Mortgage & Security CO
Ww. C. Phillips
License Bureau Probe
Chief Corrigan
d’'Amato
Mitchel
City of New York
Sigmund Schwartz
Pushcart Pedlers’ Association
Brother
Tombs
Mardi Gras
Rogers, Peer & Company
34Th St
Browning, Kingan & Company
32Nd Street
Fifth Street
Fulton& DeKalb
57Th Street
J. Wilbur Chapman
D.D
Charles M. Alexander
Central Presbyterian Church
Broadway Tabernacle
Tent
Dr. Chapman
Mr. Alexander
Ibelasco
Orce
Resents Ceorge
Tarliss
BELASCO_ UYVESANT
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Blanche Bates
Blaney
Lincoln SQ
46Th St
Chas. Ross
Mabel Fenton
Walter Jones
Blanche Deyo
Metropolitan Opera
Salome
Cliff Gordon
Grace Cameron
E DE Rey
Tyrolese
Denver
Mallory
Princess Anne
Old Dominion
Allianca
Cristobal
Panama
Marowyne
Trinidad
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Transpacific
New Zealand
Australia
Samoan Islands
New Caledonia
Beverie
Tongo
Hawaii
Alameda
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
Guam
Phil Fa San Anciseco
U 8
Ang
Philippine
Empress of
West
Fiji Islands
Jaren
Seattle
Iyo Maru
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Philip
Shipping News
Port of
Marine Intelligence
Cealth Eeeeeeeenenee
White Star
Mexico Vera Cruz
Ward
Orinoco
Kingston
Sibiria Inagua
Hamb-Am
Alliance Cristobal
Parima
St Thomas
Crown of Port Spain
Provincia
Ameteo Gibraltar
Alamosaenee
Pretoria Amburg
Hamb-Am el Siglowoene
Orleans
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Savi Taormina
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Inagua
Oritecu
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46Th Street
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SALEM
New Amsterdam
Matinees Weed
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Liberty
Lillian Russell
Wildfire Academy OF Music
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Empire Enequate
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Jack Straw
Billie Burke
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Hattie Williams
Knickerbocker Sc
Gottenberg
Garrick
Joseph Coyne
Doris
Savoy
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Dobson
Hudson
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Robert Edelow
Tae
Hippodrome
Birdland
Mary Mannering
Togeatherne
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Fes Herald Sq
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Clyde Fitch
Mason
James KK
Macaue
Zenda Ie
John Mason
Sala
Frans Moines
Oliver Berton
Bet
Wallagi
St. Eve
Ivan Abramson
Traviata
Carmen
Fedora
Lucia
Cavalleria
Gioconda Sale
Circle Success
Ammerstein
Gertrude Hoffman
Owar
Mabel Barrison
R. Cc. Herz
Jack Norworth
Colonial Mat
Eve Tanguay
Dire Ee Oh Stein & Co
Villa
Hole Waxefeld
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