Marcus Children Stay. Wife Likely Not Claim Them
Montclair New Jersey May 7 Mrs William Elder Marcus who deserted her husband and their two girls a year ago appears to have dropped the legal proceedings to regain possession. Her husband’s lawyers say she and her father George B Cooksey are now in Manitoba enjoying open air life. The action in New Jersey courts was followed by out of court property adjustments. The Montclair comment credited the suit as maternal affection was not believed.
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William Elder Marcus
Marcus
George BR. Cooksey
Manitoba
Lloyd Road
New Jersey
Montclai
Blind Man Tries Death by Own Action in Long Branch
Long Branch resident Joseph Ponassia attempted suicide at home after threats and was found unconscious. He has been blind for five years. His son Veneass, a barber from Trenton, arrived with his wife and two children. during a conflict they fled to a field where Verne shot and then called his wife and himself. The volley ended tragically as the shont-
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Joseph Ponassia
Verne
Tri State League Summary Meeting Recap
Tri State League results list scattered scores and venues including Wilmington Wilmington and Allentown with a 3 4 York Trenton Shicksburg entries. The fragment hints at matchups across cities as teams compete in late season roundups.
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Anth. City
Trenton
Shicksburg
Allentown
York
Seats For All in Chicago Cars Passes City Council
Chicago ordinance unanimously passes: no more passengers admitted to street or elevated cars without seating. details describe seating requirements and enforcement.
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Chicago
Four police inspectors found guilty in graft conspiracy case
New York May 7 Former Police Inspectors Dennis Sweeney J Murtha James P Thompson and James E Hussey were found guilty of conspiracy to prevent Harlem hotel proprietor George A Sipp and his son Howard from testifying against police graft. The brief misdemeanor carries up to one year in prison and a 300 dollar fine. District Attorney Whitman plans more trials on similar charges. The verdict came after a short jury deliberation of about 38 minutes.
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James E Hussey
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Harlem
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Supreme Court
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Martha West
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Penney
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Riots erupt in Syracuse strike. police wounded in clashes
In Syracuse on May 7 a wave of rioting hit strikers and police during the laborers and bodcarriers strike. Twenty five men were wounded, two rioters fatally, with four policemen and eight strikers hospitalized. Gunfire and brick throwing preceded martial law talk as troops were called.
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N.Y
Bodcarriers
Joseph Haltse
Steiker
Glovan Deopole
David Tumpkowsky
Eskull
Jacob Manheim
George Kunzelaan
Patrick Grifith
Louis Zinzmechter
Thomas Driscoll
Charles Hopkins
Jacob Selimide
Liumacuiste
Enlivened Tariff Debates Stirred Party Lines in Caucus
Washington May 7 special report notes tariff debates in the house were more lively in discussing past maneuvers than in the bill itself. Speaker Clark drew attention, while Democrats avoided direct clashes, and references to President Wilson’s press interviews and political maneuvering punctuated the coverage.
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Washington
House
Mieir
Cancus
Champ
Clark
Clemnon
Clamp
Patton Quits Princeton Seminary Chair After 41 Years
Dr Patton resigns as president of Princeton Theological Seminary effective Aug 1 1914 due to ill health at seventy. Benjamin Breckenridge Warfield to serve as acting president. Patton named professor emeritus and advisory member with a $3000 annual life retirement. Board minutes praise his long service and extend best wishes.
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Princeton
N. 1
Patton
Princeton Theologieal Seminary
Benjamin Breckenridge Warfield
Matton
Bernina
Board of Trustees
Butter and Eggs Steady in New York Markets May 7
General Markets reports butter steady with fair trade receipts totaling 14,1 packages from creamery sources including extras and firsts. Egg market shows high grades firm with 4 cases of fresh gathered extras and various packing firsts and seconds. Live poultry and dressed poultry steady to firm with Western frozen milk fed broilers and roasters priced per dozen or pound, plus regional Pennsylvania and Philadelphia listings.
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Atate Galerie
Pennsylvania
Lery
IBM
Philadelphia
Long
Maile
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