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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1910

Page

8

Still Dark Mystery in Murder Case in Brooklyn Woods

New light fails to identify a dead man found in Pan Woods in Flatbush. Detectives hold Glovangi Ciparelli on concealed weapons charges as two others, Jim and Nicvin Taase, were arrested after a struggle. police seek murder clues amid an unresolved case in Brooklyn.

Woods Brooklyn Pan Woods Flatbush Derers Ina Anams Newaeom Jim Nicvin Taase New Jersey

Bandit siege at coal mine as vigilantes encamp in pursuit

Pittsburg May 24 a large posse encamps around an old coal mine where Charles Elliott, a desperado released from Riverside prison for horse theft, is holed up after a shootout wounding Health Officer John McDermott. Elliott taunts captors as Steve Migawl, his partner, is jailed and a second horse is recovered. The posse vows to wait a month to force surrender.

Pittsburg Charles Hilott Riverside Elliott Eliott Steve Migan Miliott Abe John McDermott HKI Grafton Steve Migawl

Hughes Compromises Open to Meeting Opposition

Governor Hughes signaled willingness to accept a compromise direct commission bill, hoping the Republican senate conference would approve and send it to the assembly. The plan stalled as Cobb reported the measure was printed but not delivered to the legislature, and the closed door conference failed to win full support. Cobb aims for another conference tonight with changes to address objections.

Albany N. Y Hughes Senate Essembly Cobb A&a

Palisades park bills pass senate approving Harriman gift

Albany May 24 The New York Senate passed the Palisades park bills without amendment to accept a Harriman gift and bond issue for 2 5 million dollars to fund the project The measure authorizing bond approval and land reception was adopted with only Senators Hinman and Allen opposing Bear Mountain site elimination and park boundary conditions set to meet Harriman terms

Albany Palisades Hinman Allen Senate Bear Mountain A. Es Park Harrinma

Fragmentary 17th Century Note on Leicester Heir and Marriage

A garbled historical fragment discusses the Lord Leicester of a century ago and a nephew’s marriage. The text hints at concerns over inheritance and succession, with a desire for clarity on family connections and arrangements.

Leicester

John Dalzell Kicks the Traces After Twenty Three Docile Years

John Dalzell is highlighted for ending a lengthy period of quiet service lasting twenty three years. The article notes a rebirth of activity or renewed effort following years of restraint.

Dalzell Opposes Tariff Board Expansion In Sundry Bill

Representative John Dalzell of Pennsylvania led a insurgent challenge against a provision enlarging the tariff board’s powers in the sundry civil bill. The measure, backed by the administration and House leadership, was defeated after his opposition speech. Dalzell drew rare Democratic applause for his stand.

Tariff Board Washington John Dalzell Pennsylvania Congress House Dali Dalzell

Strange poisoning case unfolds in St. Louis trial

Mrs. Dora Eliza beth Doxey, known as a woman of mystery, faces trial in St. Louis for poisoning Erder, her husband under an assumed name, after his illness and death following a pie she prepared. Arsenic later found in Erder's exhumed body. insurance payout and disappearance cited.

St. Louis Dora Elizabeth Doxey William TL Loren B. Doxey Erder Doral Dodge Mrs. Doxey Columbus, Neb

Neglect of First New York Mayor’s Grave Noted

A report from Elizabeth New Jersey dated May 24 states Mayor Gaynor of New York acknowledged Arthur E Warner for drawing attention to the neglected grave of Thomas Willets, first mayor of New York, in Little Neck cemetery near Providence Rhode Island. The grave lies at the head of Bullock’s Grove nearWannamoffett and Warren and Bristol branches.

Willets Elizabeth N. J eMay Gaynet New York Arthur E. Warner Thoms Willets Rhode Island Thomas Willets Little Neck Bullock's Wannamoffett Grove Warren and Bristol

Murder of Baron Montfond Shocks Brittany Castle

In Parla on May 24 a 18 year old youth named Beix was arrested near Paris and accused of murdering the aged Baron Montfond found dead at an ancestral castle in Brittany. The report notes France’s worry over continuing violence despite the guillotine. The text also references a weather forecast predicting showers and cooler conditions.

France Parla Baron Montfond Am Ancidht Brittany Paris Beix &Iad

Killed by His Own Bomb in Madrid Streets

A Spanish anarchist linked to a deadly street bombing in Madrid is reported killed by his own infernal machine. May 24 dispatch notes the blast near the monument to a 1903 explosion victim and identifies the operator as an anarchist. The item also discusses historic water heating habits and ancient filtration practices in Rome and Athens.

Madrid Matchise Rome Athens Chanbier France

Two More Dreadnoughts Authorized for U S Navy

Senate in May approves adding two 26 000 ton battleships to the fleet as part of a 134 million naval bill. Each ship costs about 11 500 000, with overall estimates guiding policy and labor share.

Perkins Washington United States Navy Senate Congress Senate Committee On Naval Affairs General Board of the Navy House Naval Affairs Committee

Senator Perkins on Construction Policy and Labor Share

Senator Perkins argued for a wise construction policy. He contended that a portion of the amount should go to labor.

Perkins

Baseball updates from National and American Leagues

National League results list New York 7 to St Louis 5 with Wiltse Mathewson and quaga the batteries and Pithe roe 1. Brooklyn 0 at New York as Bar Street and Graham pitched. Late entry notes New York-New game postponed.

New York Pitheroe Wiltse Mathewson Quaga Philippi Camnitz Welw St. St. Louis Brooklys Ba Li Phelps Street Graham

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