Whitmore Witness in Murder Trial Details Train Alibi
A Brooklyn murder case unfolds with Whitmore named a witness as testimonies reveal his alleged attempts to discard allegations through telegrams and alibi chats. Neighborhood reports place him at key locations near the December 24 to 29 period with multiple associates testifying to conversations and sightings.
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Ity Telegraph
Jennny Gil
Georgie Dickineain
Simpama
Agaim
Legok
Whitmore
Blo
Wwen
Jersey City
Dember
Wilin
Tn Lawpack
Bingel
Peter Toogan
Toogan
Fred Elliott
Dickinson
Nehenitzer
Elliott
White
Schmitter
Femar
Henderson
City Hall
Adama Street
Brooklyn
Jereen' Lenving
Eens Henderson
Hicklyn
Howe
Wireams
Zoo
Enderson
Williwone
Whitmores
Verdict for Provost in the 5000 dollar suit
A Roselle trial ended with a verdict for defendant Henry F. Provost in a 5000 dollar suit by William Donelan. The jury reached its decision after about twenty minutes. Donelan and Provost resided in Roselle and alleged injuries from a kicking incident.
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Provost
Rene Dermal
William “Donelan
Henry FP. Provost
Donelan
Roselle
Duimingen
Dog Bite Lawsuit Seeks $2000 Damages in Circuit Court
Charles Mayer filed in Circuit Court to recover $2000 for injuries from a bulldog bite on January 13 at a Third street saloon owned by Tony Kloepfer. Mayer alleges the dog bit him during a scuffle after entering to hear a phonograph. witnesses claim Kloepfer’s other dogs had bitten others in the past.
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Charles Mayer
Tony Kloepfer
Third Street
Mayer
J. A. Kiernan
Kloepfer
Alexion Hospital
Mayer— Michael Dunn
Frank Bond
Klorpfer
Samuel Schleimer
Seger
Strikers Arrested for Interference at Singer Yard
Two workers, George Mohr and James Kane, faced court after being implicated in interfering with brakemen at the Singer factory yard. Kane posted 200 dollars bond to keep the peace. Mohr was fined two dollars plus costs. Both had been employed as brakemen and quit work of their own accord.
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Brekonnea-be
Tirakemen
Fietary
Mateem
Mubaley
Dwyer
Yestanday
George Mohr
James Ka
Thomas Flain
Singer Factory
Kane
Mohr
Secord
Bartender Pleads Guilty to Swindle in Pollos Court
Martin Yelvo, saloonkeeper on Geneva Street, accused August Patrick, his bartender, of cashing and converting a $10,093 check for his own use on Monday last. Patrick pleaded guilty and was held to await grand jury action, pending further charges.
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Martin Yelvo
Geneva Street
Pollos Court
August Patrick
Patrick
Cirand
F H Smith Honored At Birthday Gathering
The Got Together club of Plainfield with a delegation from Ellaa hothans visited Frank H. Smith, Republican County Committee chairman, to wish him well on his birthday. A bouquet was presented, and city and party leaders attended including Mayor and several council and police officials.
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John J. Keany
Rai Herbert Burton
Kiely
William
Plaintimen
White
Hubert J. Kirkland
James
Calvert
Edward Bauer
Henry Pflog
Rt Bert
Herman Bichorn
Joseph
Cars Collide Under Bridge In Newark Incident
Thomas Flynn of 5664 Second Avenue was taken to General Hospital after a streetcar crash under Broad Street arch. Passengers were shaken. Flynn suffered a contusion, others unhurt. Conductor R Houston and motorman J Bennett noted injuries and brake failure on the Newark car. investigation at East Grand Street office followed.
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Newark
Elizabeth
Singer
Broad Street
Thomas Flynn
Second Avenue
General Hospital
East Broad Street
R. Houston
Flint
J. Bennett
L Ted
Public Service Corporation
East Grandstrest
Burt
Iowa
King Edward and Fallieres Attend Covent Garden Night Event
London May 27 King Edward and French President Fallieres will attend a Covent Garden performance featuring Margarite and Leila in operatic works by Gounod Bizet. A large security detail will police the route to Buckingham Palace after the show as crowds cheer.
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London
Edward
Fallieres
France
England
Europe
Covent Garden
Metha
Tétraszini
Marguerite
Gounod
Laila
Bizet
Rome
Hdward
Buckingham Palace
Guild Hall
Prince
Primo
Hente
Five Years for Deluca in Summit Murder Case
Salvatore Deluca was sentenced by Justice Bergen to five years in state prison for the murder of Joseph Searandino at a Summit christening party on April 12. The state dropped the case against Grosso, while Mangano was arraigned for the February 16 Cervasi killing and later remanded to Nurley. suspenseful exchanges followed the plea discussions and trial scheduling.
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Salvatore Deluca
Jysthe Bergen
Joseph Searandino
Summit
Guytano Grows
P Whoowssalo
Nolle
Delana
Grosso
Swift
Deluca
Roago
Scarandino
Teluco
Searandino
Anto Gronao
Searanydino
Grosso Wanite
Deiminic Mengano
Dominic Cervasi
Cervasi
Mangano
Nutley
Sailors Lost When Fishing Schooner Sunk Off Cage An
A Newfoundland fishing schooner named Faia carrying twenty three men was struck by the steamer Bootes of the Dominion Atlantic Line off Cage An Meas. The collision occurred about 9 PM in calm seas. Seventeen sailors died. only six survivors were found. The Faia was one of the largest vessels in Newfoundland waters and had sailed from Boston.
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Parone
Faia
Steasier Bootes
Lins
Cage An
Meas
Dlaster
Soamer
Gare
Déstos
Bey Ton Asherman
Aed
Bowie
Bnet Berton
Copele Eeman
New Hogland
Focton
Forts Tribute to Gen Clinton Transfer of Body
The body of Major-General George Clinton, first New York governor and former U.S. vice president, exhumed in Washington, will pass Trenton at 6.40 pm en route to Kingston for May 30 burial marking Kingston's 250th anniversary. Governor Fort will place a floral tribute on the casket.
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Kingston
Crenton
Governor Fort
Carlos Godnrey
Adjutant-General
Tw Mover
Presenta Am
Washington
Klizabeth
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Military Escort for Body Conducts Major General Clinton's Removal
Washington May 21 after ninety six years in Congressional Cemetery the remains of Major General Jorge Clinton first Governor of New York and fourth Vice President of the United States were moved to Kingston the first capital of New York State The funeral escort included the Marine Band Coast Artillery four Marine companies Seamen from the Mayflower Hospital Corps Batteries D and E Third Field Artillery Troops E F G 1 Thirteenth Calvary and Civil and naval units The War Department participated formally for the first time The body was then delivered to a guard of honor for transport to New York City An 11 45 recess allowed members to view the casket before departure
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Eye
Journal
Washington
Congressional
Jorge Clinton
New York
United States
Kingston
New York State
J Franklin Hell
Ataff
Usas Daughters of the American Revolution
Marine Band
United States Coast Artillery
United States Marines
Maydower
Hospital
Corps
U S
Third Field Artillery
United States Calvary
High School
U. S. Engineer
Union Station
Guard of Honor
New York City
Ballot Boxes Opened in Prohibition Case in New York
In New York May 27, a writ of prohibition against opening ballots from the 1905 election was sought by Eugene L. Richards Sr. The first of five boxes from the Second Assembly district was opened in Lambert's court under Special Counsel Dolson. Officials report no tampering. labels remained intact as the case seeks a full recount.
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the Journal
New York
McClellan
Eugene L. Richards, Sr
Lambert
William Randolph
Hearnt
Tim Sullivan
Florrie
Richards
Evelyn Thaw Heads to New Hampshire Hotel Hockingham
The Sy Telegraph reports Evelyn Nesbit Thaw plans a stay at the exclusive Hotel Hockingham in Gajem New Hampshire. She arrives likely around June, with local merchants offering eye care ads and hardware sales as part of the era’s bustling promotional notices.
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Fournal
Gajem
N. H
Evelyn Nesbit
Hockingham
Cleveland 8 Sinking Wall Street Hears
New York May 27 Rover Cleveland suffered another sinking spell attributed to humidity, according to Wall Street reports. The former President remains confined at a Lakewood hotel with no plans to move him to Tamworth. Doctors reportedly doubt he will regain health, fueling circulating rumors.
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Telegraph
The
Journal
New York
Rover Cleveland
Lakewood
N. Ty
Ummer
Tamworth
N. 11
Tornadoes in Kansas and Oklahoma Kill Four in Alva
Telegraph dispatch reports a Kansas tornado attacking Alva Oklahoma killing four people including Peter Rudy, his wife and two young children. The Rudy house collapsed and several farmsteads were wrecked with crops ruined over miles. Injured were not believed fatally hurt. Separately Oklahoma City reports confirm vast flood damage near Colbert and an inland island where fourteen sought refuge. the river’s new channel flooded and caused fatalities.
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Wichita
Kus
Alva
Okla
Peter Rudy
Rudy
the Journal
Oklahoma
City
Colbert
Thaws Future in Mother's Hands as Guardian Likely Sought
New York on May 27 Friends of the Thaw family believe Mrs William Thaw has gained influence in Harry Thaws affairs. The mother and Col Franklin Bartlett may seek appointment of guardian for the son and his wife Evelyn Thaw, with possible transfer from Matteawan to a stricter facility and a future release about a year hence. Financial factors loom as Mrs Thaws position strengthens amid tension over Evelyn Thaws $1000 monthly allowance.
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New York
Thaw
William Thaw
Harry
Mra
Sry
Franklin Bartlett
Matteawan
Morkehan
Evelyn
Col. Bartlett
Rink
Special Cabinet Meeting Leaves Many Questions Open
Washington May 27 A special Cabinet meeting with the President and top aides including the Speaker of the House touched on pending Congressional action and pension plans. The Speaker arrived briefly and left within minutes, and the session adjournment remained undecided with hints of possible two day or two week delays. The report also mentions unrelated local business ads and services appended to the dispatch.
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Washington
House
Secretarien Hoot
Taft
Metcalf
Cortelyou
Garfield
Ube
Abe Ain
Congress
Noted Forger Curtis Brought From New York to Plainfield
Curtis, known as the "man of that wand arrives," sought in New York Tennessee and this state for clever forgeries, was captured after a boy helped cash forged checks. He swindled William Wilson of Plainfield out of 82.74 then 100, using forged signatures. Curtis fled when his absence alarmed police. He was located in New York, extradited after a habeas corpus challenge, and brought to Plainfield to face trial.
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Douglass Ccurtle
New York
Tennylvania
Walefeld
Curtis
Curtin
Union County
William I. Wilson
Mainfield
Cure Lin
Inter & Atone
Hiihout
Wilson
Wilton
Plainfeld Trust Company
Willie Cisey
Legyar
Walt
Walter
Curthy
Jad
Willie
Willie Casey
Siainfield
Youngeter
Curtis Fe
Painter Falls From Scaffold On North Broad Street
Georgeaines Gaines aged 29 was injured in a fall from a scaffold about twenty feet high at the residence of Krank Dayin on North Broad Street. He was taken to General Hospital after being found unconscious. chin injuries were reported and X ray tests were to follow. Gaines resides at 26 West Grand Street.
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Georgeaines
General Hospital
Krank Dayin
North Broad Street
Gaines
West Grand Street
Consecration of Bishop Set for Sunday
The Journal reports a Methodist Episcopal Church General Conference debate over episcopal residence locations in Philadelphia Detroit and Los Angeles. Eight bishops elect to be consecrated Sunday afternoon at the I. Eighteenth ballots yesterday selected Rev Robert McIntyre as central candidate for the sixteenth and Rev F M Bristol for the eighteenth.
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Beltamiete
Esaloa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Detroit
Los Angeles
Robert McIntyre
Hev.y F. M. Bristol
Prohibition Move Seeks North Carolina Support
A fragmented notice reports broad belief that the state approved prohibition by about 30,000 votes and would take effect next January. The text references campaign activity at Broad and Union areas and notes general public interest, with lingering questions about enforcement and regional reactions.
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North Carolina
Amy Spuretspn
FAR Journal
Raliegan
Legiedmiiure
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