New York Policeman’s Burglary Record Headlines City
Boston rails at New York while praising its arts and journalism. A New York patrolman’s confession to seventeen burglaries reveals a surprising crime wave behind the precinct walls and adds a quirky notch to urban social science.
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New York
Burglary Ring Nabs Officer Aiken in East Village Case
In May and June a spate of robberies hit affluent homes in the Eighteenth Precinct. Captain Cameron exposed Officer Aiken and fellow spy Carmody after Finnin agreed to join their theft scheme. The capture followed discovery of a burglar’s kit, pawn tickets, and the pair’s corrupt plans amid months of nightly plunder.
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Cameron
la Rue
Dr Doremus
Fourth Avenue
Eighteenth Street
J. H. Pratt
Lexington Avenue
Dr Cross
Merrill
Gramercy Place
Loring
Boston
Mervill’s
William J. Aiken
Thomas Finnin
Capt. Cameron
Aiken
Finnin
Capt
Kelso
East Fourteenth Street
Carmody
Car
Sergt
Joseph N. Nicholson
Sergt. Fitzgerald
Finmin
East Twenty-third Street
East Twenty-fourth Street
Nicholson
Lacy
Fourteenth Street
Twenty-third Street
Sergt. Nicholson
Capt. Burlen
Keck
First Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Uhl
Chatham Street
Smith and Manierre
James Irving
Detective Force
Rogues’ Gallery
Scott
Essex Market
Murder and scandal mix in New York crime storms
Bridget Clow’s death by violence is blamed on her husband Patrick Clow amid New York City crime waves. The report outlines domestic abuse claims, a police finding of bruises, and Clow’s past sobriety. Also covered are a yacht race won by Maud, Amateur Oarsmen Convention notes, a Jersey arrest for bond robberies, ex-Judge Barnard’s pursuits, a Baltimore bank robbery loss, a tobacco tax ruling, and Senator Henry Wilson denying Know Nothing ties.
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Mexican Affairs Loan Negotiated Amid Revolt News
Gov. Flores is kidnapped by revolutionists as Diaz disbands his forces. The article reports on a proposed loan aimed at Mexican affairs and outlines shifting political maneuvers during the upheaval.
Perseverante Goes Ashore in Fog at Oporto Harbor
Despatch from Oporto reports the steamship Perseverante ran aground in fog at the harbor entrance and was a total loss. Thirty people drowned before aid could reach the wreck.
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Lisbon
Oporto
Perseverante
Cuba to buy her independence rumor reaches London
Aug 28 London reports a Cuban insurgent colonel arrived with Provisional Government orders to offer £20,000,000 to Spain for Cuba’s independence. They doubt Spain will consent but expect foreign powers to be influenced. Also Berlin says France will start another instalment of war indemnity next week.
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Berlin
Election returns fill Cortes with diverse parties
The August returns show 11 Alphonzitas 3 Montpensierists 10 Unionites Dynastis 3 Sagastaists 30 Republicans and 290 Radicals elected. Emilio Castelar and Admiral Malcampo win seats while Senor Rosas is defeated. A Carlist attack robs a Gerona railway station cutting telegraph lines. troops report 20 clashes with insurgents.
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Cardinal Angelo Quaglia Dies in Rome at 70
Cardinal Angelo Quaglia died suddenly in Rome today at age 70. His death marks a sudden loss for the Catholic Church and its senior hierarchy, where he served as a prominent cardinal and religious leader.
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Excited Actress Seeks Maintenance In Byrne Estate Case
In San Francisco in 1872 Matilda Heron asks the Probate Court for a $200 monthly maintenance from Henry H Byrne's estate, claims widow rights and dependence. The hearing reveals disputes over marriage validity to Byrne and Stoepel, Heron's interruptions, and defense by Carpentier and McAllister as Judge Campbell presides.
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Byrne
Hall McAllister
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Reilley
McAllister
San Francisco
State of California
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Matilda Heron Byrne
Edward R. Carpentier
Martinpa Heron Byrne
McAllister & Bergen
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California
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Heron
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Financial and Commercial News from London to Antwerp
Market summaries report Consols steady at 923 in London opening and unchanged at close. U S bonds mixed, Erie Railway at 4. Paris routes at 551, Frankfort U S 520s 1362 963. Liverpool cotton firm with 12,000 bales traded and lard at 408 9d. Antwerp petroleum 464 francs.
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Petroleum
Diaz Disbands Forces And Flores Kidnapped in Mexico
The Mortana brings word from Western Mexico that Diaz has disbanded his forces and moved toward Chihuahua. Flores, governor of Sinaloa, was seized near Mazatlan by rebel deserters and carried into the mountains. a large ransom is demanded for his release.
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Democratic soldiers and sailors oppose Pittsburg Convention in Harrisburg
Harrisburg dispatch reports a Democratic soldiers and sailors convention electing Gen McCandless president and laying plans to counteract the Pittsburg Convention. A nine member executive committee would oversee a state protest with printed copies for soldiers. a October meeting was proposed to act against Pittsburg influence.
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Pittsburg
Charles O’conor
New York
Maine
Senator Trumbull
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William M. McCandless
W. W. Hammersly
Levi Marsh
Capt. Connor
Philadelphia
Buckalew
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Burnside
Committee of Nine
Col. Marsh
Mills Destroyed By Fire In Fairfield Maine
A blaze at 10 last night wiped out the saw mills at Somerset Mills Fairfield with substantial lumber loss. Firemen from Kendall's Waterville and Augusta saved houses and much lumber. Owned by Lawrence Bros Wing and Butler. Loss estimated at 50 000 to 60 000 with 18 000 insured.
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Woodstock
Ill
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