Hains Murder Case Hires Darrin Retains Dayton
District Attorney Darrin of Queens names James A. Dayton to assist in prosecuting the Hains brothers for the murder of William Annis at Bayside Yacht Club. Dayton, 31, is a former D A assistant and Bayside Yacht Club member. defense attorney McIntyre says no offer has been made by Mrs Hains to testify if a confession is destroyed.
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Darrin
Queens
James A. Dayton
Hains Brothers
William Annis
Bayside Yacht Club Landing
Mr. Dayton
Annis
Dayton
Flushing
Bayside Yacht Club
Eugene Young
McIntyre
Young
Europes
Lusitania
Shay
Mr. Darrin
Mr. McIntyre
Arene
Messrs
Supreme Court
Bayside
T. Jenkins Hains
Jenkins
Jenkins Hains
Hains
Capt. Quins
Queens County
Gen Hains in Washington amid defense fund talks
Gen Peter C. Hains visited Washington and met real estate men, signaling in public that he may raise funds for the defense of his sons Capt P C Hains and T Jenkins Hains. He declined to discuss the trial or defense methods, noting the matter would be clarified later.
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New York Times
Washington
Peter C. Hains
P. C. Hains
T. Jenkins Hains
Hains
Annis
New York
Mrs Hains Delays Statement On Murder Case
Frederick L. Norton says Mrs Claudia E Hains will not speak before Monday and may not issue a statement then. A signed note from Mrs Hains denies interviews with newspapers since the murder of Mr Annis and says all statements will come through her attorneys Norton and Wild.
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New York Times
Boston
Frederick L. Norton
Claudia E. Hains
Winthrop
Mr. Annis
Hotel detective accuses man of drugging and assault
Charles B. Leonard, hotel detective at the Hotel Albany, testified in Jefferson Market Court that Francis H. Call also known as Teddy Burris drugged him at the Belmont Hotel, robbed him of a gold watch chain ring and cash totaling $350, and beat him. Call asked for adjournment to Monday. bail set at $5,000. Police say he once claimed to be O H Belmont’s son.
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Charles B. Leonard
Albany
Jefferson Market Court
Francis H. Call
Teddy Burris
Duggan
O'Farrell
Leonard
Call
Belmont Hotel
Fortyfourth Street
Sixth Avenue
Long Island Railroad
O. H. P. Belmont
Narrow escape at Dutch Kills crossing endangers party
An auto party including J O Paige Smith of United Booking Company and wife narrowly escaped a locomotive at the Dutch Kills Street crossing near Long Island City while a runaway car drew attention from gatemen. Mrs Smith was badly hurt jumping from the vehicle as the engine sped by.
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J. O. Paige Smith
United Booking Company
Charles O. Brown
Sullivan-Considine Vaudeville Eet
Miss Stockton
West Fourtyninth Street
Dutch Kills Street
Long Island Railroad
Long Island City
Thompson Avenue
Francis Burton Harrison
Brown
Smith
St. John’s Hospital
Patchogue
Jackson Avenue
Joseph Boyce
Elmhurst
Petition filed over dangerous driving in Sound Beach
Ninety six Sound Beach taxpayers voters and property holders petition Greenwich Prosecuting Attorney Henry B. White asking swift action to curb fast reckless auto traffic. They name J F Rainier and accuse his son Jack of related incidents while others recall near collisions and a past arrest for reckless driving.
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New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Henry B. White
Sound Beach
Mr. Rainier
J. F. Rainier
Yale
New York
Rainier
Jack
Stamford
Arthur T. Blaber
Typothetae and the Open Shop Policy Correction
The Times clarifies a misattribution about the Typothetae of New York. The United Typothetae of America pledges to defend its members who support open shops while allowing a broader view to include master printers recognizing strong organization.
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Typothetae
TIMES
New York
United Typothetae of
America
Train Kills Student on Vacation Trip
Abraham Averach aged 21 of Brooklyn a New York Law School student was killed by a New York Central Railroad train in Yonkers New York between the Dock Street and Wells Avenue crossings. He and friend Abraham C Shruski planned a trip to Albany by trolley and walked through Yonkers where the fatal collision occurred.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Abraham Averach
St. Mark's Avenue
Brooklyn
New York Law School
New York Central
Dock Street
Wells Avenue
Averach
Abraham C. Shruski
Albany
Chinese Minister Wu Ting-Fang Addresses Students in Ashburnham
Wu Ting-Fang, China's minister to the United States, spoke to Chinese students at Ashburnham Mass regarding educational opportunities and the prospects for employment when they return to China. He expressed confidence in their future chances to secure positions at home.
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Ashburnham
Mass
Eastern Alliance of Chines
Wu Ting-Fang
Chines
United States
China
Deaf Mute Talks In Court In Vagrancy Case
John Sullivan, jailed on vagrancy charges after being arrested for begging with cards stating he was deaf and dumb, denied the facts in Night Court. Patrolman Sofsky testified Sullivan used the cards to solicit money detailing an education plan. Sullivan claimed the cards were not his and offered no clear explanation. He was sent to the Workhouse for six months.
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John Sullivan
House
Sullivan
Church
Walker Streets
Sofsky
Leonard Street
Rainfall Pranks Long Island Flood Destroys Roosevelt Hotel
Long Island saw a freakish rainfall with Jamaica near cloudbursts while Far Rockaway stayed dry. Flooding hit Twombly Place and the Roosevelt Hotel at Twombly Place and Church Street, with water flowing into the hotel from three directions. Guests scrambled to shelter on chairs and tables as crews pumped out water from the cellar and wine vaults late in the evening.
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Long Island
Jamaica
Rockaway
Twombly Place
Roosevelt Hotel
Church Street
Arverne
Rockaways
Far Rockaway
Hewletts
Woodmere
Lawrence
Cedarhurst
Death by Own Action Foiled in New York Hotel
Robert Bogue a 38 year old registered as Leslie Stevens at the Hotel Slevin on Fourteenth Street and Seventh Avenue wrote to his father detailing suicide plans. He swallowed a preparation, was found by Father Thomas White and Hugh Slevin unconscious in Room 3 and taken to New York Hospital where he began to recover after antidotal treatment.
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H. Bogue
Park Avenue
Baltimore
Robert Bogue
Slevin
Fourteenth Street
Seventh Avenue
Leslie Stevens
New York Hospital
Bogue
Thomas White
St. Francis Xavier's Church
Sixteenth Street
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
Father White
Hugh Slevin
Foote
Wild Day In Stocks Sparks Inquiry Into Market Churn
A tumultuous stock day prompts rumors of heavy short selling and massive loaned shares returning to lenders. A. O. Brown & Co. reportedly plans to return 100,000 to 200,000 borrowed shares while 40,000 more came back from H Content & Co. Brokers blame manipulators for unsettling the market and driving out small traders.
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A. O. Brown & Co
H. Content & Co
Big Decline in Wheat at Minneapolis Chamber Sale
Buyers pushed cash wheat prices down sharply with No 1 Northern slipping from 124 to 112 and No 2 Northern from 117 to 109 as 201 rail cars of wheat entered Minneapolis. Bulls cited low elevator stocks and a total supply of 617000 bushels versus last year’s 10 million. In Minnesota frost reports, Dickinson North Dakota saw five degrees below freezing as half the wheat stood in shock and the rest ripening.
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Minneapolis
Chamber of Commerce
No. 1
Northern
No. 2
ST. Paul
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Dickinson
N. D
Divorce pursuit leads to raid and burglary charge
A New York court case details Harry W. Lichtenstein and three private detectives storming flats at 108th Street and Manhattan Avenue in a bid for divorce evidence. An axe broke a door at 17 West 108th Street as Mrs Lichtenstein and Freeman accused him of intrusion, while police detained all involved on burglary charges and heard for August 26 about a malicious mischief claim.
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108Th Street
Manhattan Avenue
Harry W. Lichtenstein
Sol Lichtenstein
Liberty Street
University Court
Morningside Avenue
Lichtenstein
West Side Court
United States Waterproofing Company
Broadway
Chicago
Harry H. Kuttner
East 1Sith Street
Albert Kuttner
Otto Heiser
Bathgate Avenue
Freerin
13Enstein
tJis
Ichtenstein
Warranted arrests at Yonkers race track in betting case
Warrants for two alleged anti-betting law violations were served at Yonkers race track. Suspects Samuel Jackmus and M. Raphael were taken into custody by track detectives working for District Attorney Winslow. Samuel Morganlander, charged with laying odds and accepting bets, also was arrested without a warrant. All three were taken to Yonkers Police Headquarters.
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Yonkers
Samuel Jackmus
M. Raphael
Winslow
Samuel Morganlander
Hypnotism and occult influence cited in suit against Brosseau
Chicago reports a $50,000 damage suit alleging hypnotic influence and occult powers used to alienate the lawyer J N Migneron from his wife Marie Angelle Denault Migneron. Gisey Brosseau, described as a Board of Trade figure and French community leader, denies the charges as outrageous. Attempts to locate Migneron and his wife were unsuccessful.
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New York Times
Chicago
Gisey Brosseau
Board of Trade
Littérateur
Elevaler
Marie Angell E. Denault
Quebec
Civil Marriage Service of Canada
Migneron
Missing Groom Stuns Milwaukee Wedding Day Crowd
Ralph W. Eddy, 28, traveling salesman for Alberene Stone Company, vanished in Milwaukee four days before his planned Aug 22 wedding to Miss Lucy Warren of Wooster Ohio. Family and authorities search as questions of foul play or accident loom. Eddy last seen at the Plankinton Hotel.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ralph W. Eddy
Chicago
Alberene Stone Company
New York City
Lucy Warren
Wooster
Ohio
J. E. Barrett
Miss Warren
Sheppygan
Robert Eddy
Warren
Columbus
Eddy
Plankinton Hotel
W. K. Fields
Lief
Stone Company
New York
Eady
Wife accuses Edward Lord in big Chicago fraud case
Chicago reports a warrant for Edward Lord age 32 on wife abandonment charges. Mrs Lord says he posed last winter as a United States Navy examining surgeon and fortune heir, fleeced navy officer John D Pennington of 31000, stole jewelry and 4000 from a bank safe deposit, while living at the Wellington Hotel and hobnobbing with noted figures.
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New York Times
Chicago
Edward Lord
United States Navy
John D. Pennington
New Trunk Murder Clue Emerges in Camden Case
Camden detectives Smith and Carroll traced two men who hauled the trunk from Mount Ephraim Station to a ravine site where it was buried under sand and logs. They saw the trunk two days before hauling it away. the ring leader who hired them is unknown. Authorities pursue Alexander Rosenbloom, son of the victim, now missing. An aunt recalls Rosenbloom visiting Windber on Nov 24 with collar up, seen briefly, then vanished. Warrants issued for five suspects in Samuel J. Rosenbloom murder. prosecutors withhold names while authorities planBaltimore trip for witnesses and evidence. Mrs Rosenbloom and daughter Eva may be in Baltimore.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Camden
Smith and Carroll
Mount’ Ephriam
Alexander Rosenbloom
New B
Brunswick
Windber
Rosenbloom
Penn
Samuel J. Rosenbloom
John S. Miller
Somerset County
Baltimore
Bellboy confesses theft of 7500 dollars in gems
Harry Dennison a bellboy at the Allenhurst Inn in Asbury Park New Jersey confessed to stealing about 7500 dollars worth of diamonds from Mrs Mary E Fox a guest. He led detectives to the burial spot near Sunset Lake where all jewels were recovered. Dennison jailed in Freehold to await Grand Jury action. Ed S Burns arrested briefly as witness though dismissed by detectives. Mrs Fox wife of Hartford broker George Fox has long stayed at the inn.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Harry Dennison
Allenhurst Inn
Mary E. Fox
Sunset Lake
Freehold
Fox
George Fox
Hartford, Conn
Ajlenhurst Inn
Dennison
Dandlson
Robbed Reno Jewels Recovered Partially in San Francisco
Mrs. Bessie Seaman, robbed of about $40,000 in jewels at Reno a year ago by J Edward Boeck now in Sing Sing, recovered about $6,000 worth from San Francisco pawnshops yesterday. She had met Boeck in San Francisco and Reno, and he secured a safety deposit box for her before the theft.
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San Francisco
Bessie Seaman
Reno
Nev
J. Edward Boeck
Sing Sing
Seaman
Froeck
Admiral Evans denies offer to lead Los Angeles Harbor Railroad
In Lake Mohonk New York Admiral Evans said he had not received an offer to become chairman of the Los Angeles Harbor Railroad Company. Earlier reports from Los Angeles claimed the firm, which would control the harbor area at San Pedro, had sent a formal invitation.
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New York Times
Lake Mohonk
N. Y
Admiral Evans
Los Angeles Harbor Railroad Company
Los Angeles
Arbor of
San Pedro
Burglary Ring Roams Upper East Side Houses
An elusive band of burglars targets vacant homes between Fifth Avenue and the East River. Commissioner Bingham doubled the force with forty-two extra detectives, but arrests have not yet been made. Marcus Weil’s 203 East Seventy-second Street house suffered a loss estimated at 5600, insured against burglary.
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Upper East Side
Fifth Avenue
East River
Siiner Bingham
Marcus Weil
East Seventy-second Street
Well
Seventy-second Street
Pr. Bloom
Weils
East Sixty-seventh Street
Weil
Seek Dead Boy's Father in Drowning Case
A telegram from New Orleans asks New York police to locate Joseph Carey, proprietor of the Princeton Buffet, to inform him his son William has drowned. Despite hotel canvassing across precincts, Carey could not be found. A man named Carey at Elite Hotel Brooklyn denied any link to New Orleans or family there.
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Police
New Orleans
Joseph Carey
Princeton
William
Carey
Five Boroughs
Pekan Rc
Franklin Avenue
Brooklyn
Women Aid Strikers In Alabama Mine Dispute
In Pratt City near Birmingham Alabama tensions rise as striking miners confront authorities. Deputies sought to arrest a trespass suspect at the Tennessee Company No 5 mine amid white women resistance. Warrants issued for two women for interfering with an officer. A large barbecue at Fulton Springs drew several thousand union miners with W R Fairley speaking. Evictions from company houses occurred at Sayre mines as miners quit trains along the mineral railroad and threatening letters move to workers.
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Birmingham
Als
Aus
Ferling
Alabama
Anthony Davis
Pratt City
No. 5
Tennessee Company
Fulton Springs
W. R. Fairley
National Board of Mine Workers
Sayre
Brooklyn Tailors Plan General Strike Amid Wages Fallout
A broad worker surge in Brooklyn aimed at a countrywide coat tailors strike stalled as the United Brotherhood of Tailors Executive Committee postponed its meeting until Red2x to decide on nationwide action. The union flagging wages and factory resistance fuel a push by striking tailors gathered at the Terrace Lyceum to press for a general strike.
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Brooklyn
United Brotherhood of Tailors
Roosevelt sends regrets to Welsh convention in Scranton
In Oyster Bay on August 22 President Roosevelt, unable to attend the National Welsh Convention at Scranton Pennsylvania, telegraphs Col. R. A. Phillips president of the Lackawanna Druid Society with sincere regret and best wishes for the event's success.
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New York Times
Oyster Bay
L. L
Roosevelt
Scranton
Penn
Col. R. A. Phillips
The
Lackawanna Druid Society
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