Chief Tenney Nets Fugitives in New Haven Arrest
Chief of Police Aborge C. Tenney and Detective-Sergeant Samuel Murphy tracked and arrested Dominick Buerriello and Emma Buerriello in New Haven after a nationwide search. They are charged in Peters Town with the stabbing of Michael Pink on Ay 31. Emma admitted to the stabbing only after learning their father-in-law Antonio Hoomome had been arrested. The couple were jailed to await action by the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aborge C. Tenney
Samuel Murphy
Detective
Areau
Dominick Buerriello
Emma Buerriello
New Haven
Cons
Michael Pink
Peterstown
Ra Haven
Orning
Buerriello
Dominick
Emma
Quartiel
Visk
Hamilton, Avenue
Founders Day
Mirpriae
Kama
Boerriello
Antonio Hoomome
Hin Bac
Citizens League Nominates Officers At Meeting
A meeting of the Republican Citizens League at Taylor's restaurant West Grand Street discussed adopting a constitution and by law and nominated a ticket for the next election. The slate included President Te Taylor Vice President W H Thoman Secretary Howard Wortman Treasurer HH Haskin and others. The proceedings noted the oath of office and a pledge to post notices.
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Republican Citizens League
Taylor
Daurant
Grand Street
T. J. Taylor
Te Taylor
W. H
London Mob of Unemployed Routs Through City Streets
A London crowd of unemployed agitates the business district amid incendiary orations. Police prepare for further clashes as massed volunteers guard Parliament, fearing a night of disorder and potential morning unrest before daybreak.
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London
Ovt
Renee
Rama
Wall Street Market Activity Amid Morning Volatility
The New York list opened sharply with selling in London tending mixed as early orders and broad participation shaped a tentative updraft. Within fifteen minutes trading steadied with strength showing in leading issues before backing off. notable movement appeared in high prominence names.
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New York
London
Ieee
Theo
R.pumbec
Matitn
Etvesces ‘Nee Siusety
Fred
English Balloon Race Leaves Berlin to Denmark Landing
Berlin oct 13 the english balloon banshee piloted by john danville believed winner of the international race has landed on the coast of denmark about 900 miles from berlin four balloons remain unreported and a fleet searches the north sea for stragglers the us balloons conjoined with mishaps also landed at shore while crews face perilous rescues and changing winds in the endurance event and twenty one balloons still unaccounted for
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Berlin
John Danville
Coat
Denmark
James C. McCoy
Voghmann
Wieschendarf
Mecklenburg
Schmalorf
St. cEain
Barloona
North Sea
Bea
Helland
Wilhelm von
Louis
N. H. Arnold
H. J. Hewat
Arnold
Hewat
Cixhaven
Ariel
Langeroog
Taft Train Wreck Near Sterling With Narrow Escape
Telegraph report from Sterling Ohio October 1 describes a wreck on Taft special as it neared Sterling. A large iron bar found beside the railway and a possibly spreading rail are noted causes debated by railroad men while Taft Governor Harris Senator Dick and other guests escaped harm as wheels left the track but the car was not seriously damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Ohio
Taft
Harris
W. A. Smith
Michigan
Genatog Dick
Wife alleges husband wrongfully named in fire death claim
Boston dispatch reports Mrs. Henry Dumont of New York claims the woman killed in the Winthrop Crest Hall fire was not her. She says she and Dumont separated three years ago and he continued to use her name with Crackinant and other firms. Authorities, still searching for the body, weigh her charges as they continue the investigation.
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Boston
Henry Dumont
West 136Th Street
New York
Creat
Winthop
Henry Du‘monk
Winthrop
Milne
Dumont
Sean
Wiles
Ata
Saeco Welry
Tories
Agalnet Dumont
Active Campaign Plans Form Republican District Meet
An enthusiastic Republican gathering at the Dix Building outlines campaign work before the election. Officers elected include President Robert B. Cisgell, Vice President William V. Groves, Treasurer John Stamler, Secretary Charles Wagner, with James White presiding. The group plans open air meetings and jurid quarters in Second, Third, and Fourth wards, to canvass and energize voters amid a tense city race.
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Piet
Dix
Wepwbligan
Aumnery
Daia
Cam
Robert B. Cisgell
William V. Groves
John 3. Stamler
Charles Wagner
Neil” Mor Carthy
Hiward & Atwater, Jr
Hiller
Charles Matthews
Boia Bunting
Jamoa White
John d. Stamler
Conmittes
Grove
George T. Parrot
Campaimpaign
Walter B. ‘Thome
Bryan
Tiehiet
Fisiidentital
Tee & Aoe
Thomas
Waneil
Hyeaml
Roland
Rae MacMaeter
Puto Charles Fancy
M. Wile
Kiley
Thrilling escapes from death in downtown fire
A midnight blaze destroyed two stables and damaged homes at 119 and 114 Booth Park street and 110 and 116 000. Five horses died and many residents fled in nightwear as deputies and police aided evacuations. The Bennett stable held twelve horses, all saved, though one bay collapsed after a blanket rescue attempt. The fire origin remained a mystery as crews battled flames until dawn, with nearby Singer Manufacturing Plant and several buildings spared by quick action.
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A. P. Bennett
James Keating
Booth Park Street
John McGrath
Frank Quingel
Anna Elizabeth
Chet Mahoney
Singer Manufacturing
Tamen
J. J
Broadway
Fitzgerald
John Egeblein
Mra
Frank Quinzel
William Casey
William Quinn
Peter Meilroy
Frank Leonard
Lillian Limero
Quinzel
Bertha
Annie
Quinn
Bachlein
Herman Ru
New 2
Tuahed
Ander Hiv
Bennett
Besda Pia
Democrats at Work to Capture Oregon
Washington Oct 13 The Democrats are working night and day to capture Wyoming according to U S Senator Warren who spoke to the President The report notes Taft was favored in some states while Bryan drew opposition The garbled telegraph dispatch forwards political maneuvering and mentions Nevada Oklahoma and others with unclear details
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Washington
Wyoming
U. S
Warren
Taft
Senstor
New
Bryan Saphiniog Oslomae
Move in Thaw Case Sparks Custody Shuffle
New York optics report a move to shift Harry Thaw from Sheriff Lane of Westchester County to Dr Amos Baker acting Matven wan Asylum superintendent. Roger OMars, Thaw's Pittsburgh trustee, secured a writ to serve on asylum authorities as Thaw appears in court. Baker decision on sending Thaw to Pittsburgh unclear though likely. Thaw says he will return to New York even if sent to Pennsylvania, but state officials doubt. The counsel aims to secure freedom via Pennsylvania route.
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New York
Harry K. ‘Thaw
Sheriff Lane
Westchester County
Amos Baker
Matvenwan Asylum
Roger Omars
Pittaburg
Baker
Pitt
Pennsylvania
ARBUCKLE TO SAVE U S GUNBOAT YANKEE FOR FEE
John Arburcke of New York signed a contract with the Navy to salvage the gunboat Yankee stuck on the Hen and Chickens rocks in Burrard Bay. He would receive 97 500 if successful and deliver the craft to the Royal Yard, with government backing up to 25 000 and expenses up to 940 000.
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the Journal
Washington
John Afteckia
New York
Navy Department
United States
Yankea
Burrard Bay
Navy
Woot
Arbuckle
Brother of Castro Arrives in New York by Telegraph
The brother of Venezuela’s president, General Jereg Castro, arrives in New York aboard the steamship Zulia. He states his mission is unsettled and vague, with reports of preparations amid rising tensions and potential conflict involving Curaçao and other Caribbean parties.
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Castro
New York
Jereg
Curacoa
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Michael Pisk
Citizens League
South Park Street
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Serique
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Pgh
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Moro Cadirs
St. Louis
Elizabeth
Pa A
Robert B
Ings
TRE Bnal
Plainfield
Wutons
Oregon
President Roosevelt
O’ Mars Goodres
St Pittsburg
U. 8
Anders
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