Women Accuse Hotel Man Sipppapers and Witnesses Hounded
District Attorney Whitman to present evidence to the grand jury in the case of George A. Sipp, Curran witness against Colleeman Fox, with Sipp under arrest in Atlantic City on a felony charge. Affidavits from Martha Miller and Georgine Risinger detail alleged July 1911 and December 1912 crimes. Jack Rose seeks Whitman talk but not expected to aid further. Alderman Curran’s committee hears testimony as Lt. Stanton and Mrs. Goode recount past incidents while markets and commodity prices fill the page.
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New York
Whitman
George A. Sipp
Curran
Colleeman Fox
Atlantic City
Dougherty
Sipp
Martha Miller
Magdalen Home
Geordlne Risinger
East One Hundred and Twenty-second Stret
Miller
Alderman Cirran
Stephen McDermitt
John A. Stanton
Montclair Pastor Blames Social Functions For Local Problem
In Montclair New Jersey Rev Garry Enerson Fosdick pastor at First Baptist warned of a growing social issue among youths at dances and parties. He cited ten year olds sending flowers and riding to events late at night as evidence of deteriorating education and conduct, noting attendance impacts at Hillside grammar school and truancy among the high social set.
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Montclair
N. J
Jnc
Garry Enerson Fosdick
Raymond B. Fosdick
Accounts
New York
First Baptist Church
Mont- Clair
Board of Education
Spaulding
Hillside Grammar School
Hillside
Edwin C Burleigh Chosen as Gardner Successor Nominee
Edwin C Burleigh, a Republican, was selected to succeed Senator Obadiah Gardner. The party ceremony highlighted Burleigh as the favored heir to Gardner in the upcoming political contest and coalition plans.
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Obadiah Gardner
Edwin C. Burleigh
Augusta
United States
Rockland
Yan
Burleigh
Gardner
Sleuths Nab Six Thieves In Half Million Loot Case
New York police report six prisoners, including a woman with a baby, tied to a spree of robberies at West Side homes. Loot valued at over $500,000 tied to rope ladders, bellhops at Hotel St Andrew, a pawnshop, and Miss Barnes case. Pawnbroker James Pritchard linked to pledging items. Deputy Commissioner Dougherty calls the haul substantial.
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New York
West
Forty-seventh Fine
Dougherty
Henry Ridder
Doughverty
James Pritchard
West Forty-second Street
Pritchard
Boy Saves Skaters on the Milk Pond
Newton Jan 7 small boys Sohn Carboy and Frank O’Brien skated on the milk pond when the ice broke. Murry McGuire threw a rope and board to rescue them, narrowly avoiding tragedy.
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Newton
SN. J
Sohn Carboy
Frank O'Brien
Murry McGuire
Indrakuala Beaching Near Tangier Island Sinks Julia Tuckenbach
The British steamer Indrakuala beached near Tangier Island in Chesapeake Bay last Friday after sinking the steamer Julia Tuckenbach with eight lives lost. It will be brought here for repairs.
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Newport News
Tangier Island
Chesapeake Bay
Julia Tuckenbach
Hileen
Vepaira
Mrs Archbald Takes Stand in Senate Trial
Mrs Archbald testified about family ties with Henry Cannon and trips to Europe, arguing the voyage was a family matter. Judge Archbald described his long service, denied pressuring Erie railroad officials, and rejected allegations he sought to influence coal dump sales.
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Washington
Castro Gets New Writ In Castro Case
New York Jan 7 General Cipriano Castro, Venezuelan agitator, is the petitioner in a superseding writ of habeas corpus issued by Judge Holt in the U S district court. Attorney George Gordon Battle previously relator in the Bret writ. Castro says he agreed to leave for Germany only under duress.
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New York
Gable
George Gordon Battle
Holt
United States District Court
Ciprinfio Castro
Battle
Castro
Germany
Woman Suffrage Amendment Proposal in New York
Albany January report notes Minority Leader Hinman in the New York Assembly introduces a constitutional amendment tied to the Republican platform. The measure would grant naturalization to foreign born wives by marriage on the same terms as men before they may vote, reflecting an alignment with broader suffrage aims.
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Hinman
Albany
N. Y
Republican Party
Assembly
Hilman
Bergen County Funds Held Up by Rival Freeholders
Hackensack New Jersey January 7 Rival boards of freeholders clash over control halting payments as County Collector Christie withholds funds until a supreme court decision. The old 32 member board restructured January 1 with Daniel S. Goss of Rutherford as director and Alfred W Gedney of Hackensack as clerk. Special officers guard the freeholders office as officials rely on county funds for salaries and payroll.
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Boards of Freeholders
Hackensack
N. J
Bergen County
Walter Christie
Supreme Court
Board of Freeholders
Daniel 8. Goss
Rutherford
Alfred W. Gedney
Christie
Winter mosquitoes arrive in New Jersey region
New Brunswick residents report unusually early mosquitoes in South-clever, Miltown Sayreville and Highland Park. The pests, described as large and brown, are blamed on the extreme mild winter, with locals noting they have never seen such activity at this time of year.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Miltown
Sayreville
Highland Park
Orest
Pipe Works Doctoral Tragedy Slays Worker
In Paterson New Jersey on January 7 Michael Mac Donaghy died at General Hospital from an accident at East Jersey Pipe works. He was instructing helpers in using a saw drill when the machine fault dragged his arm from his body. Doctors were astonished he survived as long as he did.
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Paterson
N. J
Michael MacDonaghy
General Hospital
East Jersey
Market Receipts and Prices for Cattle Sheep and Hogs
Cattle receipts ten carloads with mixed quality, steady demand. Prime and good class prices varied around 8.55 to 9.0 dollars, with fair values near 4.70 to 7.60. Sheep offerings mixed, strong demand for wethers and lambs, prices from 5.0 to 6.5 dollars, heavy calves about 1.60. Hog receipts double decks, market down, heavy hogs and pigs quoted around 7.05 to 8.0 dollars.
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Stripurga
Mar
Tollon
Maren
Iasikt
Cotton King Patten Loss in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upholds a disputed count against Jamies A. Patten and others in a Sherman anti trust case related to cotton cornering. The ruling sends the case back to lower courts for trial on the facts while affirming the law that cornering a commodity in interstate commerce can violate the Sherman Act.
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Jamies A. Patten
Running
Coton Corner
Supreme Court
Patten
Cape
Carter
Congress in Brief Archbald Trial Continued In Senate
Washington January 7 business before congress included Senate actions on campaign fund investigations and an industrial commission bill. Trial of Judge Archbald of the commerce court continued as Bristow proposed broad corporate control powers. Gompers urged antiinjunction bills and the dynamite conspiracy case was discussed publicly for the first time. House hearings covered the American Beet Sugar company tariff schedules and the money trust, with a contest notice filed for Rep. Burton Harrison of New York.
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Archbald
Goenate
Eet Bugar
Washington
Congress
Clapp
Commerce Court
Bristow
Industrial Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Samuel Gompers
Judiciary Committee
House
American Beet Sugar Company
Money Trust
Wranels Burton Harrison
New York
Auto Bandit Roundup Sweeps Chicago Prisons
Chicago arrests in a city wide terror campaign swelled to 187, police say, with suspects packed into every cell at Harrison Street and central stations. Prisoners are being moved to outlying stations due to overcrowding in the loop.
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Chicago
Mbre
Harrison Street
Tadverrut
George Ade Walks Indoors After Icy Fall
Lafayette Ind Jan 7 George Ade the author and playwright was able to walk indoors though still slightly affected by a fall on an icy sidewalk. Initial fears of internal injury were not borne out by a thorough examination and he is not seriously hurt.
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Lafayette
Ind
George Ade
Pendulums and Earth’s Rotation Explain Vibrations
A nineteenth century note explains that pendulums in New York latitude swing faster near the pole and slower toward the equator due to Earth’s gravitational pull. The example mentions a 10.1 inch pendulum’s vibration rate and how distance from the earth’s center affects period.
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New York
The Mulberry Tree and Silk Industry Ad
The article extols silk as Northern Italy’s great industry and describes mulberry trees as the essential timber. It notes leaves fed to silkworms, branches trimmed for nests, trunks harvested for charcoal, and trunks serving as trellises for grapevines.
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Italy
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