Power Defiant in Contempt Case Before Two Federal Judges
Judge Lacombe cites Peter Power and George Lamb in contempt of court for Power's absence and evasion in a Northern Pacific stock dispute. Power jailed for 32 days. Lamb ordered to appear Aug 20 to address unprofessional conduct. Power last sighted in West Hurley after receiving a third subpoena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. Henry Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Peter Power
George Alfred Lamb
Power
United States
Henkle
Jianyer Lamb
Circuit Court
William D. Guthrie
Frank Kellogg
Dtfendant Company
Lee A. Mabie
Ower
West Hurley
Ile
Circuit Court of Appeals
Guthrie
Northern Pacific
Lamb
West
Iurley
Sugge
Peter Bower
Guth
Lacombe
Juamb
Burke
Liamb
Koombe
Eng
Ion Pete
Honner
Tlacombhe
United States ‘Circuit Court
Index to Departments Stocks OBE Financial Markets
The page list outlines sections and page numbers for markets stocks wheat corn oats butter and related financial notes. It references Out-of-Town Buyers Business Troubles Court Calendar Insurance Notes and various notices.
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P . Amusements
Insurance
Joetal Notes
Barbe Intelligence
Trailroads
Steal
Society
United Service Weather
Bible Scholar's Romance Ends in Wedding Milestone
Special to The New York Times from New Brunswick New Jersey Renee Thomas Flavel a 78 year old biblical scholar married 46 year old book agent Anna Marie Montayne Hutchinson. They wed at the First Baptist Church with pastor Linn E Wheeler then traveled to Bound Brook and New York before returning home Flavel has twice married previously his first wife died. He has a grandson Walter B Flavell who recently married and returned from his honeymoon the same day.
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New York Times
New Brunswick
N. Say
Renee Thomas Flavel
Anna Marie Montayne Hutchinson
Flavell
New Street
Miss Hutchinson
New ‘Street
Linn E. Wheeler
First Baptist Church
Trailey
Bound Brook
New York
Mr. Flavell
Haseen
Walter B. Flavell
Changes for Diplomats in Roosevelt Cabinet Plan
Washington dispatch reports a reshuffle plan for ambassadors and ministers. Bellamy Storer of Cincinnati would move from Spain to Germany as ambassador, while Henry L. Wilson would swap Chile for Spain. Charlemagne Newer seeks Russia and David D. Jayne Hill hopes for Germany, but Storer is seen as Roosevelt’s favored choice.
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New York Times
Washington
Germany
Bellamy Storer
Roosevelt
Ambassador White Plans Relocation for Autumn and Winter
Syracuse confirms Andrew D White will join his family in Dresden after his daughter Mrs Clara White Newberry sails from New York to Bremen aboard the Königin Luise. He will spend autumn with the family in Dresden and winter in Nice to pursue literary and historic work, including a potential history of The Hague Conference where he led the American delegation.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Andrew D. White
Berlin
Clara White Newberry
New York
Bremen
Frederick D. White
Dresden
Nice
Hague
Rockefeller Adds Nine-Section Estate At Pocantico Hills
TarrYTown N Y Aug 6 Butter milk Hill the highest point in Westchester County has been added to John D Rockefeller's already vast Pocantico Hills estate. The purchase price was not disclosed but he acquired Hudson Lyon Sylvester and Van Tassel farms totaling about ninety acres including the hill.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Buttermilk Hill
Westchester County
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Singer Weds Mine Owner in Secret Cripple Creek Union
Mona Eames of the Duquesne Garden Opera Stock Company married July 7 to James Milton, a Cripple Creek mine owner. They eloped after an automobile departure from the company in McKeesport and wed in Colorado. Milton later gave her a deed to the Mona Mine.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Duquesne Garden Opera Stock Company
Mona Kames
James Milton
Cripple Creek
Col
McKeesport
Miss Eames
Maurice Gray Opera Company
Mona
Crowninshield Sued Over $10,000 Attachment
An attachment for $10,000 was filed at the Registry of Deeds against Bowdoin B. Crowninshield of Brookline in an action for damages by Adolphus G. McVey acting editor of The Boston Herald. Crowninshield, a noted yacht designer, had been fined $20 in a criminal case last week for assaulting McVey after a remark about Mrs. Crowninshield triggered the clash.
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The
New York Times
Boston
Aus
Registry of Deeds Ince
Bowdoin B. Crowninshield
Brookline
Adolphus G. McVey
Boston Herald
Crowninshield
McVey
Cranberry Lake Excursions to Lackawanna Picnic Resort
Excursions every Sunday to the Lackawanna Railroad picnic resort from Cranberry Lake cost $1. Special train departs New York at 8 45 A M and returns from the lake at 6 15 P M. The ride passes Summit Morristown and the Oranges for a delightful outing.
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Cranberry Lake
Lackawanna Railroad
New York
Summit
Morristown
King Edward Makes Triumphant Return to London
Crowds in London cheer King Edward as he travels from Victoria Station to Buckingham Palace in an open landau. The king appears healthy and alert after recent illness, smiling and bowing to cheers, with a formal statement confirming he bears the journey well and will limit public duties during a one week stay.
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Associated Press
London
Victoria and Albert
King Edward
Cowes
Portsmouth
Charles Frederick Hotham
Baker Creed Russell
Victoria Station
Princess Victoria
Victoria
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Grosvenor Place
Hyde Park Corner
Constitution Hill
Prince and Princess of Wales
York House
the King
Edward Will
Denmark
Saxe-Coburg
Henry
Prussia
Greece
Westminster Abbey
Duke of Norfolk
Canterbury
Earl of Rosebery
Grenadier Guards
Nationalist MPs Plan Dublin Trip to Explain Ireland's Nonparticipation
The Nationalist members of the House of Commons intend to travel as a group to Dublin on Friday night. They will meet at Dublin City Hall on Saturday to outline the reasons for Ireland not taking part in the coronation celebrations.
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London
House of Commons
Dublin
Ireland
Pocono Mountain Special Leaves for Delaware Water Gap
Pocono Mountain Special runs from New York to Delaware Water Gap Stroudsburg and Mt Pocono with departures Fridays and Saturdays at 2 PM no intermediate stops between New York and the Gap.
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Pocono Mountain
Lackawanna
Delaware Water Gap
Stroudsburg
Mt. Pocono
New York
the Gap
Sunrise Wedding at The Oaks in Virginia
Miss Mary Blair Rice and C William Beebe of New York wed at sunrise in The Oaks garden near Coles Ferry Charlotte County Virginia. The ceremony in the old English garden featured lily borders and orange blossom coronet, followed by a Virginia breakfast. The couple will sail to Nova Scotia after visiting New York.
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New York Times
Richmond
Virginia
the Oaks
Coles Ferry
Charlotte County
Mary Blair Rice
C. William Beebe
New York
The
Oaks
Henry Crenshaw Rice
Justice
Roger A. Pryor
Pryor
Beebe
Mr. McIlwaine
Nova Scola
Train Struck by Wall of Water Near Florence
A Rio Grande special passenger train carrying 3000 tourists from the East to California was ditched east of Florence after noon by an eight foot flood rushing down Peck Creek. A brakeman alerted passengers, earlier cars evacuated, with one sleeping car saved a farmhouse and its occupants. Wrecking crews from Salida aided the travelers amid widespread flood damage across eastern Colorado.
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Florence
Col
Rio Grande
California
Swallows
Peck Creek
Here
J. G. Roberts
Salida
Denver
Colorado
Walsenburg
Denver and
la Veta
Huerfano Station
Santa Clara
Deer Creek
Torcio
Trinidad
Colorado and Wyoming
Tramps Leader Revealed as Woman in Rochester Capture
In Rochester New York on August 6 authorities report Jimmie McDougall the famed head of a marauding tramp band has been captured and revealed to be Theresa McDougall of Cleveland. She formerly acted on stage at Cleveland venues and had a tempestuous marriage before living as a man to travel.
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New York Times
Rochester
N. Y
Jimmie” McDougall
Monroe County
Salyerds
Black Creek
Chili Station
Jimmie
W. H. Smith
Theresa McDougall
Lake Avenue
Cleveland
Cleveland Auditorium
Sparke Theatre
Max Denhart
Daring lone handed robber boards Rock Island express
A lone bandit boarded the southbound Rock Island express at Chickasha and, after a struggle with brakeman Carpenter on the last car, was shot three times in the hand as Carpenter faced him. The man released the air valve, the train slowed, and the robber escaped without taking any loot.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Rock Island Road
Chickasha
Carpenter
Pennsylvania Special Brings New York and Chicago Closer
720 Hours to Chicago. New York and Chicago drawn closer by the splendid service offered by the Pennsylvania Special. It runs every day in the year. Ideal vacation trips via Day Line steamers. Fine music. Grand scenery. Perfect comfort. See adv at landing W. 129th St.
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Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania
Ac Landing
129Th St
Manhattan Elevated Strike Threat Looms Over Motormen Rift
Striking talk flares among Manhattan Railway engineers and motormen after Vice President Skitt refused to sign a new agreement. The dispute centers on a ten hour day six trips rule versus a nine hour day and six trips. readers learn details of committee actions, Grand Chief travels, and possible leadership intervention as tensions rise.
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Manhattan Railway Company
Skitt
Second
Third Avenue
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Second Avenue Line
Third Avenue Line
Mr. Skitt
William J. Jenck
The
J. W. Smith
Second Avenue
W. Cc. Hoff
Andrew MacFarland
Sixth Avenue
Frank Partrish
Ninth Avenue
Pp. M. Arthur
Cleveland
New York
A. B. Youngson
Youngson
Broadway Central Hotel
Ingraham
Arthur
Jenck
Ohio
Manhattan
Canada
East One
Trorton
East One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Canavan
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Peoria
Toledo Railway and Light Plans 75,000-Dollar City Improvements
The Toledo Railway and Light Company under President A. E. Lang announced a near term investment of about 75,000 dollars in Toledo. Plans include car shops storage sheds on Central Avenue and a 30 acre land transfer from J. W. Collins to the company. Building costs run 40,000 to 50,000 dollars. The new plant aims to consolidate railway and electric lighting operations to cut expenses and support future growth.
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New York Times
Toledo
Ohio
Toledo Railway and Light Company
A. E. Lang
Central Avenue
J. W. Collins
Railway and Light Company
Lang
Railway and Electric
The 20th Century Limited Train Ad Promo
An advertisement touts The 20th Century Limited as one of eight daily New York to Chicago trains on the New York Central Lines with a comprehensive service. It also promotes Johann Hoff's Extract as a remedy for fatigue, urging readers to be sure to get JOHANN HOFF'S.
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New York
Chicago
New York Central Lines
Adv
Johann Hoff
Divorce Suit Causes Sensation in Boston
Mrs Maud Jaffray Hunnewell files for divorce at East Cambridge from Hollis H Hunnewell Jr of Wellesley. She seeks custody of two children Louisa Bronson Hunnewell ten and Maud Jaffray Hunnewell six. Statutory grounds alleged. case returnable first Monday in September.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Maud Jaffray Hunnewell
Hollis H. Hunnewell, Jr
Wellesley
Hollis H. Hunnewell
East Cambridge
Louisa Bronson Hunnewell
Hunnewell
May Jaffray
New York City
E. S. Jaffray
Percy Jaffray
Harvard
Newport
Aiken
London
Somerset, Algonquin, University
the Country Club
Boston Athletic Association
Lands of Philippine Friars Already Sold
Vatican reports that nearly all friars lands in the Philippines were sold before American occupation to New York based syndicates and corporations in which friars hold no controlling interest. Taft notes transfers to companies. government gathers stock details to assess bonds purchase. War Department confirms awareness of these dispositions and related transfers to American buyers and other entities.
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Rome
Vatican
Philippines
New York
Taft
Gov. Taft
Ireland
St. Paul
United States
Washington
War Department
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Commission
Root
Tragedy Near Rhodes Iowa Rail Crash Kills Many
Two engineers and numerous laborers died when a fast freight collided with a work train two miles west of Rhodes in Marshalltown Iowa. Eight bodies recovered by 3 pm others injured as the work train bore down at full speed around a curve. One fireman lost a leg. the other survived by jumping. Seventy eight laborers were aboard the work train.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Rhodes
Outlaw Tracy Dies After Farmhouse Chase Shootout
Harry Tracy the Oregon outlaw shot himself to avoid capture after a running battle near L. B. Eddy’s ranch fourteen miles south of Creston. Five men pursued him. Tracy was wounded in the leg and bled, crawling across a wheat field before a final self-inflicted death. The pursuit began when Goldfinch warned of Tracy’s presence and culminated with a confrontation at the Eddy ranch.
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Tacoma
Washington
Harry Tracy
Oregon
Creston
Tracy
L. B. Eddy
Merrill
Eddy Ranch
G. E. Goldfinch
Eddy Farm
Goldfrich
Eddy Place
Goldfinch
Winchester
C. A. Straub
Eec. Lanter
Maurice Smith
J. J. Morrison
Frank Lillengren
Eddy
Lanter
Smith
Wilmington society woman Grace Fisher dies by suicide
Grace Fisher wife of William L. Fisher of Wilmington shot herself in a closet and died. The cause remains unknown. A prominent Wyoming New Century Club member and skilled musician, she was 27, daughter of Joseph R. Carson of Brooklyn.
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New York Times
Wilmington
Del
Grace Fisher
William L. Fisher
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Singer
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B. B. Crowninshield
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Tramps
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Toledo Street Railway
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