Hains brothers held for murder in Bayside shooting
Coroner's inquest clears uncertainties in the killing of William E. Annis by Capt. Peter Conover Hains and his brother T. Jenkins Hains at the Bayside Yacht Club. Jury finds both responsible. they are held without bail for Grand Jury action.
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William E. Annis
Peter Hains, Jr
T. Jenkins Hains
Bay Side Yacht Club
Flushing City Hall
McIntyre
T. Jenkins
Annis
Hains
Amuis
Mr. McIntyre
Broadway
Linden Avenue
Yacht Club
Flushing
Percy
Ambler
Queens County
Albert Wanger
Greenpoint
Long Island City Bank
Herman Atkins McNiel
Mclxinley
Columbus
Ohio
Darrin
Charles H. Roberts
Bayside Yacht Club
Roberts
T. Jenkins Ains
Mr. Roberts
Jenkins Hains
Frey
Halseck
John Nott
Peter Conover Hains
Johnson
Fort Hamilton
John Powell “Hains
Capt. Hains
Peter
Joseph Shay
Marie Barberi
Vincenzo Nino
George W.W. Cram
Welden C. Percy
TIMES
Gen. Hains
Major Tains
RC. Hains
Boston
Broad Street
Manila
Eighty-sixth Street
Bay Ridge
T. Jenking Hains
Shay
Cram
California
Martin W. Littleton
Gov. Hughes
Supreme Court
Hains Brothers
Wil
Mrs Hains Alleges Cruelty In New York Divorce Case
Boston reports Frederick L. Norton says details remain undisclosed but confirms Mrs. Hains filed for divorce alleging cruel and abusive treatment by Capt. Hains. Family members contest accusations while custody aims prompt habeas corpus. District sources tie claims to prior divorce actions and a Bayside incident involving William E. Annis.
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New York Times
Boston
Frederick L. Norton
Peter C. Hains, Jr
William E. Annis
Bayside
L. I
Norton
New York
Frank G. Wilde
Broadway
Charles H. Libby
Winthrop
Mass
Hains
Mr. Annis
Mrs. Hains
Capt. Hains
Libby
Thornton
Hiains
Fort Hamilton
Noise suppressor trap exposes bribery bid at Fort George
Morris Heights activist George Budlong pressed Fort George Amusement Co president Joseph M. Schenck and James Thom to pay for stopping noise complaints at Paradise Park. Budlong, aided by reporters, staged a trap to expose alleged bribe offers while his committee members deny knowledge of negotiations.
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George Budlong
Undercliff Avenue
Bronx
Morris Heights
Harlem River
Fort George
Bingham
Joseph M. Schenck
Fort George Amusement Company
Paradise Park
James Thom
Tham
Acenic Railway
Bringham
Hairman
Budlong
Fort
Bidlong
Nicholas M. Schenck
Fort George Company
Thom
Schenck
Policy Headquarters
Hanson
Mr. Schenck
Kreasher
Hinsey Reinstated by Knights of Pythias After 7 Years
John A. Hinsey once expelled for embezzling 500000 is vindicated and restored to the Knights of Pythias at the order's Boston biennial convention. Hinsey heads the claim department of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway and was a Milwaukee political figure.
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Chicago
John A. Hinsey
Dreyfus
Knights of Pythias
Hinsey
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Milwaukee
Pythians
Boston
Injunction Against O'Brien Continued
The injunction against John H. O'Brien was continued by Supreme Court Justice Fund. Willis Holly obtained the earlier order restraining O'Brien from awarding the water main contract to the T. A. Gillespie Company for laying the water main from Valley Stream to Amityville, L I.
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O’brien
Justice Goff
Willis Holly
The
Park Board
John H. O’brien
T. A. Gillespie Company
Valley Stream
Amityville, L. I
Supreme Court Justice Fund
Fires cause small losses at multiple Manhattan addresses
Yesterday's fires reported at several New York City locations. Losses listed include A M Loss at 811 Third Avenue, S Glaser on 162 Stanton Street, Theo Bigler on 411 East 123d Street, Max Stinger on 621 Grand Street, Helen Baker on 175 West 100th Street, Blyn & Co on 240 Third Avenue, John Hunter on 79 East 118th Street, with amounts ranging from trifling to $500. The times span 12:30 to 5:45 PM.
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A. M. Loss
Third Avenue
Joseph Gold
Stanton Street
S. Glaser
East 123d Street
Theo. Bigler
Grand Street
Max Stinger
West 100Th Street
Helen Baker
Blyn & Co
East 118Th Street
John Hunter
Barred From His Own Barn In New Jersey
Dr. Max P. Groszmann, who runs a school for backward children on Watchung Mountain, claims armed men occupy his barn after discharging workers John Carrar and family. They demand wages and, with friends, hold the barn against him. Police refuse to act without a warrant, so he pursues dispossess proceedings before Justice Smalley.
Syracuse clergyman commits suicide in Utica hotel
Rev. James Duane Phelps of Syracuse shot himself in a Utica Wurz Hotel room. He left a note saying he could not live and had contemplated university finances. Phelps, former Syracuse University treasurer, faced melancholia linked to endowment pressures and mental strain from ongoing university duties. He leaves five sons.
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Utica
N. Y
James Duane Phelps
Syracuse
Wurz
J. D. Phelps
Christ
Phelps
Syracuse University
Northern Christian Advocate
New York Times
Martinsburg
Boston Theological Seminary
Helen Ursula Weaver
Elmira
Jamestown
Armenia
Harwich Mass
First Church
Delaware Avenue
Prof Upson Dies by Own Action in Minnesota Creek
Arthur W. Upson, 29, former University of Minnesota professor and noted poet, drowned in a Bemidji area creek. A friend of Hall Caine, he authored Octaves in an Oxford Garden, The Sign of the Harp, The City and West Wind Songs, and had previously attempted suicide two years earlier amid melancholia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Minneapolis
Arthur W. Upson
University of Minnesota
Bemidji
Hall Caine
Isle of Man
Upson
Oxford
Bulldogs Attack Boy in Corona. 22 Wounds
Ten-year-old Joseph V. Grogan of Corona suffered 22 wounds to bone from two attacking Bulldogs as he approached his uncle’s home. Uncle armed with an iron bar chased the dogs away and the boy was taken home in critical condition. Health officials ordered observation for the animals despite no rabies signs.
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Joseph V. Grogan
National Avenue
Corona
L. I
Joseph Sullivan
Mulberry Avenue
Locust Street
I. L. Doughty
A. E. Nklein
Manhattan
Negro Paroled After Insult Charge At Dairy Restaurant
In Jefferson Market Court Magistrate Leroy B. Crane freed Wilmot Reilly of 470 West Twenty-ninth Street after a plea over insulting white women at a Sixth Avenue dairy restaurant. Manager Harry Cox and Officer Hoch testified Reilly sat with white patrons daily, used table service, refused to pay a five cent bill, and was subdued by bystanders before police arrived. a morning hearing is scheduled.
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Leroy B. Crane
Jefferson Market Court
Sixth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Harry Cox
Hoch
Wilmot Reilly
West Twenty-ninth Street
Reilly
Cox
Springfield riots end as troops sent home intensify fear
In Springfield Illinois the departure of two infantry regiments and forthcoming return of two more provoked alarm among black residents. Delegations petitioned officials, many sought refuge in the arsenal, while shelter demand surged and transportation ferries evacuees to rural areas. The day also saw a grand jury session with no returns and a coal mine closed after white and black workers refused to cooperate underground.
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Springfield
Ill
Thomas Loses Licenses in 70 MPH Long Branch Crash
Long Branch reports reveal E R Thomas faced warrants for speeding at at least seventy miles per hour in a 120 horsepower Hotchkiss, driving without a license, and multiple overspeed charges. The state plans to revoke the car and driver licenses, with fines and possible jail time.
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New York Times
Trenton
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
J. B. R. Smith
Ackerman
Long Branch
E. R. Thomas
West Forty-third Street
Manhattan
Smith
Thomas
Alexander Jackson
A. D. van Doren
W. D. Welling
Mr. Thomas
City of
Train Collision Near Lake Minnetonka Kills Man and Wife
In Minneapolis two killed and three injured when a car driven by John G Gluck is struck by a Minneapolis St Louis train near Cottage Wood on Lake Minnetonka. Mrs Emma Libaire dies of internal injuries. front-seat occupants also die. child survives with minor injuries. The crossing bluff hid the oncoming train.
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New York Times
Minneapolis
Minn
John G. Gluck
Unidentified man killed in fall from freight train on Tenth Avenue
A man about 45 years old fell between box cars on a New York Central freight train at Tenth Avenue and Twenty-first Street and died. An apron found in his seat pocket suggested he was a waiter. He had only 5 cents in his pocket.
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New York Central
Tenth Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Schurman Sworn In to Take Saratoga Sheriff Testimony
George W. Schurman of New York, appointed by Gov. Hughes to hear charges against Saratoga County Sheriff Bradley over race meet betting, was sworn in at the State Secretary’s office. He issued notices and will begin taking testimony at Baliston Court House on August 31.
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Albany
N. Y
George W. Schurman
New York
Hughes
Bradley
Saratoga County
Sarato
Secret of State
Baliston
Peters Blames Carelessness For Grade Crossing Crash
Ralph Peters president of the Long Island Railroad denounces reckless autoists after a taxi crashed through lowered gates at the Boulevard crossing in Arverne Far Rockaway injuring no one. He cites near 50 percent of drivers as excessively reckless and urges public awareness.
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Ralph Peters
Long Island Railroad Company
Long Island
Long Island Railroad
Arverne
Far Rockaway
N. Y
New York Taxicab Company
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Arvenue
Mott Avenue Crossing
Seven Arrests at Empire Track Yonkers Betting Ring
Detectives labeled seven men as frequent bettors at the Empire City Racing Association track in Yonkers. Four were arrested on warrants by Yonkers City Judge Bell, three without warrants on charges from Westchester District Attorney agents. All seven face hearings before Judge Bell today.
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Y Francis A. Winslow
Westchester County
Empire City Racing Association
Yonkers
Bell
Wirranta
Wineslow
Welmam
Lane
Stephen Sherman
Willam Klauber
Jean Cohen
Fred Adier
James Bennett
Westchester
Atorney
J. Birnbaum
Arthur L. Kaplan
Hymen Wagner
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Minnesota Creek
Boy
B. R. Thomas
State Motor Commissioner
Turfman
Edward Libalre
Minnesota
Earl & Wilson
Saratoga
Peters
Empire Track
Arnheim
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Garden Theatre
27Th St
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Henry W.savage
America
Franz Molnar
Aerial Gardens Theatre
New Amsterdam Theatre
Henry W. Savage
Aean the Merry Widow
Uberty
Jas, Forbes
New York Theatre
Bway
East Matt
Cohan & Harris
George Evans
Honey Boys
Richard Carle
Mar
Lamb
Jardin DE Paris
F. Ziegfeld, JR
Rerbocker
St. Wee's
Nishts
Geo. M. Cohan
David Belasco
Harrison Grey Fiske
George Arliss
the Devil
Edward Doyle
West 125Th St
Cortlandt Ki
Fancy Sox
Lisle
Brighton Beach
Park Place
Tel
Cort
Luna Park
Sip
Steeple Chase
Coney Island
Palisades Amusement
W. Park
130Th St. Ferry
Victor Vaudey. CO
Grand Baby Carnival
North Beach
Mac Music
Encour
MUSEE
Performa
Heralid
Riterion Bee
Isadora Oyen Lassical
Hudson
Robert Edeson
Norlth
Acton
Besos
WM. Hodge
20Th St. Fr
A. Brady
Salome
Ashton Stey
Mimic World Ex Casino
Sa- Journal
Ceowdea
Callyd Fitch
Daly
Hackett
Mats
John Mason
Academy OF Music
Henrietta Crosman
Miss Crosman
St. & Irrving PL
Mistress Nell
Wallace
Wally
Mendelssohn
Alhambra
Ein
Gertrude Hoffmann
Scock & Putton
Eva Tanguay
Ndanasa Jams
Walker Rena
North River
Fisathor
Chinatown
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