Jerome Arrested for Gambling in Coaticook
William Travers Jerome was arrested in Coaticook Quebec for gambling after a citizen reported him seen playing poker in public. He faced a magistrate, was remanded for a hearing, and bail set at 500 dollars as Thaw related turmoil stirred locals.
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Jerome l
Costiook Hotel
John Andrews
C. Hanson
Stanstead County
Aldrich
Rgriff
Sherbrooke
Hall
Jerome O
James McKee
Judson Attacks De Forest Over Lawyer Conduct in Court
State's Attorney Stiles Judson verbally attacked Judge Robert De Forest in superior court led by Judge Gager. He called De Forest's conduct disgraceful and dishonorable during a hearing on motions to dissolve an injunction in the Betsy Bonthe versus Stratford case.
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Robert ©. de Forest
Stiles Judson
Gager
DeForesti
Betsy Bonthe
Stratford
Greene
Boothe
Judson
DeForest
Cour
Hill
Jude DeForest
Flood closes New York subway during heavy rain rush
Rain flooded streets and basements across New York, crippling the subway from 6th Street to the Brooklyn terminal and causing massive traffic congestion. Pumps moved 750 gallons a minute to drain the tube as hundreds of thousands stranded, commuters seeking elevated trains and ferries amid damaged hotels and stalled trolley lines.
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New York
6Th Street
Upper Manhattan
Brooklyn Terminal
Broadway
S6th Street
Interborough Company
Igat
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Sing Sing
Columbus Circle
Liquor Dealers Meet to discuss free lunch law
Bridgeport Liquor Dealers association at Hibernian hall debated the free lunch law yesterday afternoon. Some dealers claim others ignore it while some offer 1 cent roast beef sandwiches and 5 cent soup checks. An odd 20 plate soup scheme was noted but not all meals must be eaten at once.
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Bridgeport Liquor Dealers Association
Hibernian Hall
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Harry P. Dickermay
New Haven
Thomas Flynn
Herbert C. Baldwin
Col
T.J. Murphy
State Association
Meriden
Sepember
Cohan and auto party out of danger after crash
Reports from Hartford Hospital say George M. Cohan and his auto party, injured in a Berlin turnpike accident Thursday, are in favorable condition. Georgia Cohan shows no skull fracture, talks and feels little pain. George is rested though anxious about his child. Francis Hope remains most seriously hurt with a compound arm fracture and multiple injuries. Continued on page 10.
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Hartford
George M. Cohan
Berlin
Georgia Cohan
Cohan
Georgia
Dr. Dunn
Dunn
Francis K. Hope
Robberies of Dead Bodies at Railroad Wreck
New Haven, Sept 5 Coroner Mix reports wholesale robberies from dead passengers at the North Haven wreck during his inquest He cites witnesses describing men cutting fingers from dead passengers to seize rings and clothing searchers taking money and valuables An engineer says a man cut a finger from a groaning woman and a locket was stolen A pillowcase thief gathered jewelry purses and escaped before pursuit succeeded
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New Haven
North Haven
Mix
Smith
Woman Sues City for $109 Damages After Fall
Through her attorney George F. Mara Mrs Edward Lynch of 1106 Stratford Avenue served notice on City Clerk Boucher to sue the city for damages. She says Labor Day fall on Stratford Avenue over a curb left on the sidewalk caused bruises to face and body and seeks 109 dollars.
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George F. Mara
Edward Lynch
Stratford Avenue
Boucher
Conflicting Testimony in North Haven Wreck Probe
Public investigation opens in New Haven as ICC and coroner probe the Bar Harbor and White Mountain wreck. Witnesses including Conductor Adams and Flagman Murray reveal disputed flags and signals, with Murray denying sight of the White Mountain before the collision. Bail for Murray arranged. Miller and Murray face criminal exposure amid fierce questions on banjo signals and prior protests.
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Murray
White Mountain
McChord
Interstate Commerce Commission
North Haven
Federal
New Haven
Brotherhood
Wilson’s
Springfield
New York, New Haven & Hartford
White Mountain Express
Mass
Wilsons
Hartford
C. H. Murray
Wallingford
Bardo
Bridgeport
Samuel Hemingway
James 3. Hemingway
Engineer Miller
A. B. Miller
Mix
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Mc Chord
Flagman Murray
Howard Elliott
Road
Miller
Lberty
Brotherhood of Lo
Mr. Elliott
Murray S
Arnon A. Alling
H. W. Belnap
Federal Court Room
Rufus W. Wands
Sach
Wands
Hanjo
J. F. Berry
Mafety
Carroll
Stamford
BT Sainfather
Ward
Lanes End
Bruce C. Adams
Wilson's
Flac
Dia
Irene
Adlerney Berry
Adam
Berry
Mlagman Charles Murray
Bar Harbor Express
Wilsen's
Butte
Mr. Relnap
Dael
Featuier Witie
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Fort Worth Bank Fails Reported In Washington
Washington reports a $130,000 defalcation at the State National Bank of Fort Worth Texas to Thomas Plank acting comptroller of the currency by Nations Bank Examiner Van Zant. The bank’s solvency remains undisturbed though taggers note the unknown whereabouts of Vice President BI Woods.
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Fort Worth
Fox
Thomas Plank
Nations
van Zant
Bi. L. Woods
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Board of Inquiry
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Leawan
Harry K. Sternocon
Montreal Herald
Herald
Special Board of Inquiry
Franklin Kennedy
Stanford White
Kennedy
Matteawan
Grand Trunk Railway Station
Imigration Penitentiary
Justice of the Peace
McKee
Andrews
Hector Verret
Hanson
Verret
DE Forest
Andover
Conn
Pine Grove
Charles Stearns
George Cohan
Auto Party
Hartford Hospital
Kot
Star Chamber
County Court House
Federal Building
Elliott
New Haven Road
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