Renew Fight, Woman Says She Will Sue On
Mrs Mary Brown of Front Street vows to renew her lawsuit after a Court of Errors reversal left her 2,500 verdict against Captain John O’Leary of the Second Precinct and Street Commissioner Nathaniel E Thorson void. She recalls 1904 sidewalk tearing incident leading to arrest, claiming police mistreatment and lack of notice. Brown states she will pursue every court available, insisting the public abets her cause with resolve.
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John O'Leary
Nathaniel E’ Thorson
Mary W. Brown
Front Street
Bey
Unif
Brown
Tralian
Tam
Aml
Saakees
Cameronyaays
Mra Brown
Chen
Thompson
Sme
Saab
Alwayn
Bere Coe
Saya
Boban
Dr Hill Impresses German Court As Ambassador
Telegraph bulletin reports Dr David Jayne Hill, new American Ambassador to Germany, has won strong favor at the Berlin court. The Kaiser and Empress welcome him, noting his personality and apparent statesmanship. Odds rise that an embassy in Berlin may become more prominent under Hill, though not lavish like some predecessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jayne Hill
Ican
Germany
Peslatrees
Oe. Hill
Cosaip
Hill
Berlin
United States
Dr. Hill
Proof of Burden Rest on Bank in Tax Case
Henry M. Buxton, clerk, notes that a state tax board letter to county assessors implies banks must prove burden of tax deductions. Banks seek exempt securities deductions from taxable assets, but exact losses await bank lists. The letter criticizes banks and trust companies for unclear proof of exempt securities deduction.
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State Board of Equalization
Ina
E. LeRoy Mark
Union County Board of Taxation
Jocal Board
Ansesors
Trust Companion
Speas
Capital, Stock
Mar
Board of Directors
Aml
Henry M. Buxton
Wall Street Ty Telegraph Opens with Mixed Close
New York June 20 The market opened with little pressure and some stacks showing partial gains. Late trading saw renewed strength with bonds steady and government issues remaining unchanged. The close reflected a strong tone as prices reached day’s highs with broad advance in several issues.
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Ty Telegraph
the Journal
New York
Borda
President Roosevelt Departs Washington for Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt with Ethel and Quentin leave Washington to escape the official atmosphere. Officials and family farewell at the station, noting desire for a quieter summer at Oyster Bay. The ceremony includes Taft’s wife and several cabinet members as the governor and postmaster general observe the departure.
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ABS
Journal
Washington
Roonevelt
Ethel
Quentin
Oyster Bay
Gebinet
Army
Eller Asid
Cccmpl
Taft
Root
Cortelyou
Rcreams
Meyer
State Bacon
Mimic Warfare Claims Three Lives and Fires Big Damage
By Telegraph 19 the Josenal New York reports a tragic incident where mimic warfare resulted in three deaths and about $10,000 in damage. The event unfolded with chaotic violence and significant property loss. Authorities investigate the motives and scope of the attack as survivors recount scattered details.
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New York
Compromise in Re-rating by Foresters Seized at Toronto Meeting
Looming changes in the Independent Order of Foresters were debated at a Toronto convention. A plan to re-rate members and a memorial to Dr. Oronhyatekha were discussed as division leaders weigh immediate action versus a two year horizon. James C. Calvert signaled a linked re-rating schedule to take effect October, with headquarters to be set in Toronto.
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of Forest
Yeateniay
Toronto
Favorabe
Wil Agg
Will
James C. Calvert
Asia Morning
Bory
Calvert
Arden
Onder
Toron
Ates T Ogether
el Minto
Peggy Soret
Betting Law Test Item Notes By Telegraph
The report, transmitted by telegraph, outlines a test of betting law procedures. It mentions Jemet eteP-To and ANTLBETTING LAW as placeholder items used to assess reporting consistency and formatting in the telegraphic wire.
Broad Sa Te a wages in ee Bert headline misreads
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled phrase likely about wages and a named person or place. No clear event, date, or organization is readable to establish a factual news item or outcome.
Wreck Saloon Hold Up Men in Downtown Chase
A gang of five men allegedly robbed a saloon on Elizabeth Avenue and assaulted two Polish brothers on the way home. Police, led by Detective Me Namara and Patrolmen Busbio Ederko Kelly, pursued the group across downtown, arresting two and detaining others for Grand Jury action. A crowd gathered as the gunmen scattered, with the incident ending in multiple complaints and one Mooseville hold up reported.
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Wierkel
Elizabeth
Stregma
Namara
Busbio
William Lum
Kelly
Mabon
Ofa
Robert Cee
Elizath
Aveabe
Gortudge
Bering
SeKouein
Ederko
Purult
Fier
Frank Dillon
Mr. Conlon
Gould de Sagan bans published in Paris
Telegraph reports French banns published in Paris for the marriage of Mme Anna Gould and Henri de Sagan. A likely ceremony before month’s end, possibly abroad, with both families seeking discretion. Attendants may include George Gould and his family in England.
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Gould.de Sagan Bans
Paris
Paria
Mme
Anna Goult
Hainey Helle de Sagan
Tiwan
Germany
Korgesould
England
Builder Missing For Four Days Alarms Family
Samuel Axlowsky a 261 Second Street building contractor is missing for four days causing work stoppage on two sites Anna and Flora streets. He recently wed to Ida Levine of York and his sub-contractors lack instructions while authorities search for his whereabouts. He tipped that he was traveling to Europe but his wife and associates dispute the claim.
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Samuel Axlowsky
Eatate Doglar
Second Street
Aslawsky
Anna Street
Flora Street
Europe
Buanena
Aslowsky
Ida Levine
York
Woman's Body Found in East River Murder Suspected
A dead woman believed murdered was recovered from the East River near Ninety-second Street. She appeared about 40 years old, five feet four inches, 140 pounds, with brown hair and fair complexion. Clothing included a black gown, skirt, and jacket. a stocking with the name Mary Fiyon was found at the scene.
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New York
East River
Ninety-second Street
Lythe
Mary Fiyon
Gotham Hotel
Storm Damage and Tornado Toll Reported in Multiple Cities
Telegraphic dispatches from Pittsburgh and nearby cities describe a massive electric storm and tornadoes causing widespread destruction. Debris, downed telegraph wires, and damaged properties flood streets while residents fear losses near or beyond one hundred thousand dollars. Buffalo reports wind speeds around seventy two miles per hour with similar havoc to utilities and homes.
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Pittabury
Wilebirle
St. Mary's
Buffalo
Fuffalo
Jeant
Oquree
Con
Yael Perry
Ughining
Trial drama in McNamara Bickers case ends in delay
Sharp courtroom exchanges marked the hearing for Games McNamara and Walter H. Bickers charged with robbing a conductor on an Elizabeth Newark car. Chief of Police George Teanes testified Downing admitted involvement, while diversive Hogan and saloonkeeper Gott supported the state's account. Prosecution and defense clashed over witnesses as the case heads to Monday.
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Sharp
Simonx
McNamara
Walter H. Bickers
Elizabeth Newark
Teal Witneaara
Saterday Nos
George Teanes
Downing
Naid
Sickers
Hrogan
James Gott
Lave
Swift Smd Ther
Taft at Home in Cincinnati After Arrival from Washington
William H Taft arrived in Cincinnati from Washington at 8 am followed by his running mate James Sherman and National Committee sub members to discuss a national chairman. Crowds cheered as a parade formed to Taft home on Pike Street with bands, banners, and demonstrations including workers and bankers from the area.
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Journal
Cincinnati
William H. Taft v
Washington
James
Sherman
Chinago
Charles P. Tat
National Committee
Taft
Chicago
Business Men's Club
Union Station
Charles P. Taft
Pike Street
Chatfield-Woods Company
Fourth Street
Central Avenue
Fourth Race
Hee
Bownetgat
Eitinens
Unconscious Workman Rescued From Gas Filled Conduit
A New York and New Jersey Telephone Company lineman fainted inside a ten foot gas filled conduit on West Jersey Street while installing ductwork for Murray Street electric plant. Fellow workers raised the alarm, dragged him to fresh air, and with rapid aid regained consciousness. A temporary improvised ventilation method cleared the gas and the man began to recover, later able to walk home.
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New York and New Jersey Telephone Company
West Jersey Street
Philip’ Pom
Murray Street
Aia Bote
Tale
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