Auto giveaway and grand larceny case in Liberal hearing
Ed Whitman and A O Brown & Co were under scrutiny in a grand larceny hearing after a failed delivery dispute. Testimony detailed bond transfers involving Mrs Young and her son, with questions about certification and banqueary actions at Hanover National Bank. The firm’s assets included a boat valued around four hundred dollars, and the hearing adjourned to Thursday.
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Aho
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George E. Schurman
Dixon Noel
Buchanan
Mr. Young
American Tobacco Company
Res
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A. O. Brown & Co
Hanover National Bank
Lauterbach
A. Brown
Wall Street
Whitney Company
Littlefield Joere
Ting
End of Tontine Association in New Haven
The death of Descant Lucius Wooster Fitch of Westville ends a long Yale Alumni era and opens the way to close the Tontine Association. Fitch, eighty eight, son of Dr Eleazar Thompson Fitch, aided Yale finances and teaching. The association, formed in 1820 for the Tontine Hotel, had 300 shareholders at $100 each with seven surviving nominees to divide property worth about 250 900. The annual meeting will be held next month to finalize division.
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Descant
Lucius Wooster Fitch
Westville
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Tontine Association
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Eleazar Thompson Fitch
Yale College
Yale Divinity School
Timothy Dwight
Deacon Fitch
James Kingsley
Elizabeth Wooster Fitch
Dwight N. Moore
Tontine
Bispham Custody Dispute Settled by Court
Philadelphia Sept 28 The Dewi and Bispham divorce custody dispute over three children is resolved by Judge Anderrei Vida the eldest remains with the mother Leonie and David stay with the father The mother gains custody during vacations Easter and Christmas The prior four week summer custody was not extended by the new decree.
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Dewi & Bispham
Anderrei
Vida
Leonie
David
Fifty‑year opening at coop er university from enrolment surge
The university marked its fiftieth year yesterday with 2 191 students in science and art, including 1816 be Suns, representing the total capacity of the school and leaving five thousand applicants unaccommodated. Funds are sought to erect two new buildings. The Gh Regiment site was turned over to the Station by the city.
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Ooper Uninn
Sailor and Artist to Wed in City Hall Sealed Plans
Commander Roger Welles of the United States and Miss Harriet Ogden Deen obtained a marriage license yesterday in Newington Conn and at New York City Hall. Deen an artist of local prominence born in Elmora N Y in 1854 has shown work with the New York Water Color Club since age fifteen. Registration days for this year are Monday October 5 Tuesday October 6 Saturday October 10 and Monday October 12 from 7 am to 7 pm for voters to register.
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United States
Newington
Conn
Harriet Ogden Deen
Bureau
Leen
West
Obituary of Joseph Henry Senner Former U S Immigration Commissioner
Joseph Henry Senner died unexpectedly from cerebral apoplexy in his office at 116 Nassau street aged sixty two. He leaves a wife and one married daughter. He edited The National Provisioner and The Cold Storage and Ice Trade Journal and led the American Meat Packers Association. He was born in Austria on September 30 184 and educated in Vienna. He came to the United States in 1880s and held several editorial posts before becoming U S Commissioner of Immigration at New York Port. He later returned to trade journalism and held leadership roles in German American journalism organizations.
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United States Commissioner of Immigration
Cleveland
Nassau Street
West
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National Provisioner
American Meat Packers’ Association
Austria
Gymnasium of
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University of Vienna
United States
Staats-Zeitung
Milwaukee Herald
New York
Jourwalism
German Social Scientific Society
National Organization of
Liederkranz
Long Branch Actor Joseph Wheelock Dies Waiting Train
Joseph Wheelock, seventy four, a well known actor and founder of the Actors Society of America, collapsed at Highlands station waiting for a 7:50 train. Dr Prask could not save him. Wheelock planned to stay in New York for the winter and was to star in a new play today. His son Joseph Wheelock Jr. works as a theatre manager in the West. his wife survives him. He was a member of the local actors colony and had a long stage career including May Blossom at Madison Square Theatre.
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N. J
Joseph Wheelock
Highlands Station
Dr. Prask
Mr. Wheelock
Posten
Atlantic Highlands
New York
Madison Square Theatre
A. M. Palmer
Joseph Wheelock, Jr
West
Wheelock
Actors’ Society of America
Eben S Young 94 Pioneer Broadway Traction Leader Dies
Plainfield special report Eben S Young aged 94 longtime New York traction figure and first Broadway surface line franchise holder dies at Watchung N J after paralysis struck a month earlier. Born 1815 Ossining N Y he built Sixth Avenue stage line then branched into grocery Britton Young later retired to live with son David K Young in North Plainfield. Survived by wife two sons James and David and daughter Mary.
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N. Y
Mr. Young
New York
Sixth Avenue
Broadway
A. T. Stewart
Lispenard Stewart
Death of Henry Earl Hard Brooklyn principal at P S 143
Henry Earl Hard longtime Brooklyn educator and principal of Public School 143 at Sutter avenue and Wyona street died Saturday night at his home 199 Sterling Place after an April operation. Born in Ottawa Illinois January 181st he graduated from Yale and taught Latin and history in St Pauls Garden City and later Boys High School Brooklyn before becoming an elementary principal. He served as organist and choirmaster at St Marks Adelphi street for three years. Funeral to be held tonight.
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Sutter Avenue
Wyona Street
Brooklyn
Sterling Place
Mr. Hard
Ottawa
Ill
Yale University
St. Paul's School
Garden City
Boys’ High School
Hard
St. Mark's Church
Adelphi Street
William Bendix Dead at 72 in Arlington
Boston telegraph report states William Bendix, a famed musician and orchestra leader in Boston and Philadelphia, died at his Arlington home at age seventy two. He was a German native who came to America twenty five years ago. Surviving sons include Theodore Bendix and Max Bendix of New York. Other children are Oscar Arthur and Charles, Mrs A L Gillespie of Philadelphia, and a daughter in Philadelphia. His wife was a direct descendant of Felix Mendelssohn.
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Boston
William Bendix
Arlington
Germany
America
Philadelphia
Theodore Bendix
Max Bendix
New York
Oscar
Arthur
Charles
A. L. Gilespie
Felix Mendelssoba
Samuel N Aldrich Dies in Lynn at 70
Samuel Nelson Aldrich a noted financier and railroad executive dies at his summer home in Lynn Mass aged seventy He served as Assistant Treasurer of the United States at Boston from 1887 to 1890 and led multiple rail lines including the Framingham Lowell and Lowell Framingham and the Boston Maine along with roles at the American Surety Company and other railroads He was educated at Southampton Commercial Academy Brown University and Harvard Law School.
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Mass
Samuel Nelson Aldrich
State National Bank of Boston
United States
Boston
Southampton Commercial Academy
Brown University
Harvard Law School
Aldrich
Framingham & Lowell Railroad
Lowell & Framingham
American Surety Company
New York
Boston & Maine
Dallas jeweller Joseph Linz dies in St Louis hotel
Joseph A Linz a Dallas capitalist and retired jeweller died suddenly yesterday morning in a St Louis hotel from stomach hemorrhage. Ptomaine poisoning was initially suspected. Ormandos White aged sixty five died in Wilkes Barre Pa yesterday after an appendicitis operation. White was VP of the National Association of Mail Carriers and served four years in the Civil War.
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Joseph A. Linz
Dallas
Tex
St. Louis
Ormandos. White
Wilkes-Barre
Penn
National Association of Mail Carriers
Elisir d Amore opens last week of popular prices in Manhattan
Last night the Italian Grand Opera Company at the American Theatre opened L Elisir d Amore marking the fourth and final week in New York before moving to the Majestic Theatre. Weather dented attendance but Italian patrons filled gallery and balcony applauding the light comedy. Cast included Eugenio Torre as Nemorino Julia Allen as Adina L Carruccini as the quack and G Zara as Belcore with Milo Donner as Gianetta. La Gioconda scheduled for tonight and Mme Helena Therry slated to sing Fenera in Italian Thursday debut.
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Donizetti
Ivan Abramson
Nemorino
Julia Allen
Adina
L. Carruccini
G. Zara
Belcore
A. Pacini
Milo. E. Donner
Gianetta
Mme. Helena Therry
Fenera
Brench
Will contest challenges Hewitt will over 5 million estate
In Owego New York Sept 28 Mrs Charlotte Arnot sister and nearest relative contests the Hewitt will in Tioga County Surrogate Court alleging unsound mind undue influence and invalid codicils. The fund includes 1.5 million to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and 2 million to the New York Post-Graduate School and Hospital. December 15 is set for the first hearing. heirs include Arnot nephews Pumpellys and a Rochester niece with varied beneficiary amounts.
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Owego
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Frederick C. Hewitt
Charlotte H. Arnot
Elmira
Hewitt
Tioge County
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Arnot
Reynolds, Stanchfield & Collin
Clark & Truman
John B. Stanchfield
New York
Andrews & Ellis
Harendeen,& Mandeville
Martin S. Lynch
Liberty Street
George F. Andrews
Gordon H. Pumpelly
Bell
de Forest Brothers
No. 30
Broadstreet
Robert W. de Forest
de .Forest
New York Post-Graduate School and Hospital
J. G. Jackson
Taylor & Anderson
Wall Street
Managers at Hearing On Ticket Speculation Repeal
New York Baseball Club president John T Brush and theater managers Marc Klaw Daniel Frohman attended yesterday's Board of Aldermen hearing on repealing the license act provision on ticket speculation. Klaw urged ending advance sales and hotel sales as well. Adjournment set for October 8 with further layman testimony promised.
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John T. Brush
New York Baseball Club
Charles Burnham
Marc Klaw
Daniel Frohman
Board of Aldermen
James W. Redmond
Max S. Levine
John J. Reardon
John F. Walsh
Charles Delaney
Brush
B. W. Brown
Theatrical Trust
Klaw
David M. Neuberger
Neuberger
Hearing for Two Devils Sparks Production Dispute
The National Association of Producing Managers heard the case over The Devil at its meeting yesterday. Complainants were rival producers Mr. Fiske and Mr. Savage who claimed sole rights and significant nightly earnings. The association will review details later and each side will present witnesses.
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National Association of Producing Managers
Bishop Hood critiques Bryan choice for national leadership
In a letter to The Tribune dated September 25, 1906, J. W. Hood, Bishop of the American Methodist Episcopal Zion Church in Fayetteville North Carolina, argues that Bryan’s selection of Governor Haskell for a key campaign role reveals a lack of discernment for the nation’s chief executive and warns that the president faces crucial appointments shaping the administration’s success.
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Haskell
J. W. Hood
American Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Fayetteville
N. C
Newcastle Election Outcome Reflections and Law Obedience
Edward Ribchester argues the Newcastle result stems from local irritation and Socialist votes, not ministerial failure. He contends religious prejudice has no place in party politics and asserts the law must be obeyed, even if inconvenient, with Parliament likely to uphold the current statute. Brooklyn, October 29, 1908.
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London
Grant
Supreme Court
New York
England
Breathing spaces for New York parks sought at old cemetery
Letter writer SIDWELL RANDAL urges converting disused graveyards like Bensonia Cemetery in The Bronx into small parks and playgrounds as city faces housing density and limited recreation space. He argues authorities should grant more play areas for children and relieve elders. The date cited is September 26, 18.
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New York
Bensonia Cemetery
Bronx
Bensonia
Sidwell
Randale
Will of John S Pierson Filed for Probate in Orange
The will of John S Pierson who died July 2 at his country home in Orange New Jersey was filed for probate in the surrogate's office yesterday. Executors Frederick K Condict of East Orange and Albert B King of the Park Avenue Hotel receive details of bequests to Bridget Hanlon Richard E Shaw Rev Kosuke Tomeoka and others with specific residuary provisions for Charles E Pierson and the use of the town house at 15 West 41st Street during his lifetime.
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John S. Pierson
Orange
N. J
Charles E. Pierson
West 41St Street
Frederick K. Condict
East Orange
Albert B. King
Park Avenue Hotel
Condict
Bridget Hanlon
Richard E. Shaw
Esmont
Kosuke Tomeoka
Tokio
Japan
American Seamen's Friend Society
Port of
New York
Princeton University
Washington College
Limastone
Tenn
the American Tract Society
Charles P. Shaw
Norfolk
Jane Shaw
Baby killed in folding bed accident in Brooklyn
Mrs Mary Storti of 197 Neving Street Brooklyn accidentally shut her two month old baby boy in a folding bed. The mother, unconscious with grief, learned the baby had been placed on the bed by a neighbor who woke and misstepped as she moved through the room. The baby died.
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Mary Storti
Neving Street
Brooklyn
Mrs L M N Stevens Injured in Train Collision Rescue
Mrs L M N Stevens national president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, her secretary Miss Anna Gordon vice president at large, and Rev Dr Mann rector of Trinity Church Boston were slightly hurt when a Grand Trunk train struck a shifting engine shortly after departing this city.
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L. M. N. Stevens
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Anna Gordon
Mann
Trinity Church
Bostop
Grand Trunk
Pittsburg Begins Celebration With Salutes and Parades
Pittsburg marks its 1th birthday with national and local salutes by Battery B and city-wide whistles from mills railroads and steamboats. Daughters of the American Revolution dedicate a George Washington tablet at Fort Duquesne blockhouse. Mayor Guthrie and Samuel Harden Church deliver addresses. An official reception at Duquesne Gardens follows.
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Battery B
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Mount Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Washington
Blockhouse
Fort Duquesne
Guthrie
Samuel Harden Church
Duquesne Gardens
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
The who’s who of travelers arrives at leading hotels with dignitaries and notable figures listed by name and city. Names include J Hamilton Benn of London, T J Senn, A N Holland, Herbert P Bissell of Buffalo, Mrs Benjamin Harrison of Indianapolis, Haworth Booth of London, W S Kilmer of Binghamton, Dr S Evans, U S N, William F Rogers, S F Parrott of Atlanta, and others at Waldorf Astoria and Seville.
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Belmont
J. Hamilton Benn
London
T. J. Senn
A. N. Holland
Herbert P. Bissell
Buffalo
Manhattan
Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Murray Hill
Haworth Booth
Seville
W. S. Kilmer
Binghamton
T. Evans
U. S. N. ST. Regis
William F. Rogers
Waldorf-Astoria
S. F. Parrott
Atanta
Weather Catharsis from a Porous Ledger
Hurricane near Cuba moves northwest threatening Bahama waters for two days. Rainfall blankets states east of the Mississippi while west sees fair and cooler conditions. Forecast calls for rain in New England, Florida, Montana, North Dakota. showers in Northern Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota. temperatures rise in Missouri, Mississippi valleys and east Rockies. Local record shows yesterday’s high 74, low 47, average 70.
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Mississippi River
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Lake Region
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Mississippi
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Rocky Mountains
New York
Weather Bureau
Mile Mischief at Lyric Reveals Tuneful Whimsy and Trousers
Mies Lulu Glaser stars in Mile. Mischief a three act Viennese operetta at the Lyric Theatre adapted by Sydney Rosenfeld. The show earns praise for its catchy melodies and modest costumes despite not sweeping crowds. Darrell Brice and Atwell add bright numbers while Glaser impresses with archness and poise.
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Mies
Lulu Glaser
Mischief
Sydney Rosenfeld
Lyric Theatre
Miss Glaser
Stirt
Glaser
Gertrude Darrell
The Offenders at Hudson Theatre Receives Tepid Applause
The Hudson Theatre presented The Offenders a melodrama by Elmer Blaney Harris about child labor. The performance drew little audience sympathy and was criticized for cheap sensationalism that mocks juvenile courts and humanitarian goals. Cast list follows for the record.
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Robert Edgeton
Hudson Theatre
Diana
Dodson's
Elmer Blaney Harris
Obituaries and funeral notices from various locations
Multiple obituary notices reflect September deaths and upcoming funerals. Names include Emmet, Gillespie, Granbery, Lichtenstein, Pelerin, Sanderson, Wiggins, Wise, with services in New Rochelle Stamford Middletown and Brooklyn. Dates span September 27 to September 30. arrivals by train noted for some services. Families request private interment and no flowers.
Woodlawn Cemetery Access via Harlem Trains and Trolleys
Traffic details note Woodlawn Cemetery reachable by Harlem trains from Grand Central and by Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys. Mentions Frank F E Campbell and addresses 2413 West 73rd Street Chapela Private and public ambulances with telephone number 1324 Cheisem.
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Grand Tral Stat
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
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West
St Chapela
Cheisem
Special Notices to the Employer on Applicant File Access
The Uptown Office of The New York Tribune has installed a file of applications for various positions. Employers are urged to consult these records to save time and expense. Location is No 1364 Broadway between 26th and 37th Streets. Office hours are from 3 a.m. to p.m.
Tribune Subscriptions and Worldwide Office Network
The Tribune offers mail delivery worldwide with flexible address changes and local pickup options. It lists single copies and various prices for Sunday, weekly, daily, and tri weekly issues, along with main and multiple regional offices and international correspondents in cities across Europe and the United States.
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Scents
Nemo Spectacle Delights at Forrest Theatre Debut
Philadelphia reviews applaud Little Nemo produced by Kiaw and Erlanger at Forrest Theatre amid merriment and vivid spectacle. The show features the Chime of the Liberty Bell and Give Us a Fleet with music by Victor Herbert and book by Harry B. Smith. Cast includes Joseph Cawthorne as Dr Pill and Rose Beaumont as Mrs Nemo. It heads to New Amsterdam Theatre in two weeks.
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Kiaw & Erlanger
Forrest Theatre
Independence Square
Harry B. Smith
Victor Herbert
Harry Kelly
Nemo
New Amsterdam
Two New Plays in Washington Debut at New National
Washington reports the premier of The Golden Butterfly a new comic opera by Reginald De Koven and Harry B Smith starring Grace Van Studdiford with a Hungarian tone and a three act structure. The plot centers on a stolen opera manuscript and features encores and a speech by the leading lady. The audience included many diplomatic corps members. At the Columbia William Collier presented his new play The Patriot which first appeared in Atlantic City last Friday.
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Washington
Reginald de Koven
Harry B. Smith
New National
Grace van Studdiford
Maid Marian
Royal Opera
Budapest
Eva Fay to Build Theosophist Temple in Melrose Mass
Miss Eva Fay the Boston stage medium announced through her lawyers that she has purchased an estate near Melrose Massachusetts to erect a temple for theosophists. The plan calls for a combined school and home for theosophists.
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Eva Fay
Melrose
Mase
Funeral Services Set for Buhler at Brooklyn Residence
Died notices list Buhler Lucy A and related names with a scheduled funeral Thursday October 1 at 2 30 PM at 211 Dean street Brooklyn, inviting relatives to attend. Other names include Lichtenstein Catharine Burdge Franklin Emmet Julia Sanderson Abigail Tooker Ruth Tooker Mary Wingins Nellie Wise and Lucy Katz.
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Li A
Daniel Subler
Riece
Lucy A. Katz
Dean St
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