Burglar Band Led by a Woman Arrested in Buffalo Case
Police say a female-led burglary ring operating in Buffalo and Philadelphia stole nearly 250000 dollars in loot using a car and a naphtha launch. Mrs Minnie Curtis was arrested at 156 West Thirty seventh Street as detectives linked her to a two year spree with Henry B King and others connected to a Paterson New Jersey family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Curtis
West Thirty-seventh Street
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Dutie
Harry Hill
New Jersey
Paterson
N. J
Curtis
Thirty-seventh Street
Broadway
Bert Curtis
Hutchinson
West Forty-fifth Street
Harry
William Scott
Hutchinson House
Hill
Moyamensing
Carroll Street
Scott
Gerry Society
Henry B. King
Manhattan
Say He Is Fur Swindler Charged in Memphis Case
After a year long search for E Gatley who impersonated secretary of the Memphis Hide and Fur Company and swindled a Chicago fur firm of 7500 dollars he worked by mail. Federal detectives arrested David Steinberg in Brooklyn believing him Gatley. Steinberg was arraigned and jailed. authorities deny Memphis firm existence and shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Gatley
Memphis
Italian girl escapes stabbing on Jersey City pier
Marie Baggioni arrived from Italy aboard the Verona of the Lloyd-Sebando Line and was escorted to a cab after a discarded admirer lunged with a stiletto on York Street pier. The assailant, named Pinto, fled and remains at large. police sought his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Baggioni
Italy
Verona
Lloyd-Sebando Line
York Street
Jersey City
N. J
New York
Ee Pinto
Runaway Bridge Team Kills Horse in Manhattan Incident
A fur niture van team attached to Herman Zern of 8 First Avenue Manhattan became frightened by an automobile on the Williamsburg Bridge yesterday. The runaway dashed toward the Manhattan terminal colliding with vehicles and throwing drivers. One horse was killed and the other badly hurt. Zern was pitched over the gate sustaining lacerations and contusions.
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Herman Zern
First Avenue
Manhattan
Wiliamsburg Bridge
Manhattan Terminal
Zern
Annis Attack Witness in Hains Murder Case
A concealed witness for Capt. Hains at his upcoming trial lashed William E. Annis with a savage character defense. The man, a Supreme Court lawyer and ex diplomat, described Annis as a boastful absinthe drinker and foe of Army life, recounting three meetings aboard clubs and a yacht where Annis allegedly boasted of conquests and criticized officers and their wives. The defense plans to use the testimony to argue insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Hains, Jr
T. Jenkins Hains
William E. Annis
Joseph A. Shay
Hains Brothers
Broadway
Capt. Hains
United States Supreme Court
Hains
Shay
Annis
United States Army
New York
Bay Side
Queens County
Ca E Hains
Travis
Kaba
Marie Salmande
T. Jenkins
Militiamen to ride fifty miles to Brooklyn armory
A detachment of twenty five men from the Third Battery Field Artillery N G N Y Brooklyn will ride nearly fifty miles from Nanuet to their Brooklyn armory on Friday. The trip is expected to take six hours including halts. Horses have been on pasture at Nanuet for over two months and the men have not drilled since April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Artillery
Brooklyn
Nanuet
N. Y
Diver Drowns After Jump From Pier at Washington Heights Baths
John Francis Harrold a 50 year old resident of Beauclaire apartments 301 West 109th Street dived from the pier at the Hudson River baths near 165th Street yesterday afternoon and did not resurface. A large bruise on the head suggested he struck a rock or submerged log on entry and his body was recovered.
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John Francis Harrold
Beauclaire
109Th Street
Washington Heights
Hudson River
165Th Street
Harrold
Classified Property Entries From East Side Addresses
A jumble of street listings and small claims outlines multiple addresses on the East Side. Names include John Sties H Buttner Nathan Woskwitch Ignatz Rifeman Jane Jones Pauline Lambet David Steinberg Weiben Brothers and Brender with varied amounts like 25 200 14 25 and 200. Zeros and unclear notes appear alongside several street numbers and dates suggesting local notices of property or debts.
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M. Loss
East
John Sties
Attorney St
Yth
Margaret Bauer
Avenue B
Ignatz Rifeman
East 100Th St
Jane Jones
East 20Th St
P Brender
East 126
Whiskers as Evidence in Harlem Court Trial
Jacob Sheen, a peddler from 1 East 110th Street, filed whisker evidence against rival peddler Kahnen Silverman of 111 East 110th Street. The magistrate ordered Sheen to pull his own whiskers, revealing about a dozen, causing laughter and leading to Silverman’s discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Jacob Sheen
East 110Th Street
Kahnen Silverman
Sheen
Silverman
Kansas party organization shifts as Bryan to speak on bank deposit law
Organization day in Kansas highlights Republican and Democratic plans for a bank guarantee deposit law. Democrats push ahead with campaign strategy while Bryan's Kansas visit looms. Both parties advocate public campaign contributions and a direct primary law, with Chester Long the sole vote against the platform plank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ken
Kansas
William J. Bryan
Republican Committee
Council
United States
Chester I. Long
Health inspector hoaxer jailed for theft at deli
James Farrell, 785 Ninth Avenue night watchman, was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to stealing $102 from Isaac Yohalem of 695 Eighth Avenue. He posed as a Health Inspector to gain access July 2 at Yohalem's delicatessen, but another man fled as Farrell drew a knife during the confrontation with Benjamin Weiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Farrell
Ninth Avenue
Mulqueen
Isaac Yohalem
Eighth Avenue
Farrell
Yohalem
Five Killed Under Wall In Chelsea Mass Fire Site Collapse
A thirty foot brick wall being raised at Chelsea Square collapsed burying over twenty workers. Five bodies were recovered with four identified as Meyer Arlwok Ferri Sarto and Franciseco Gonelifa of Boston and M Zackler of New York. One unidentified body, a Russian about 20, remains. Fifteen men injured. The project was owned by Morris Gordon and conducted by a local builder and contractor.
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Chelsea
Mass
Chelsea Square
Meyer Arlwok
Ferri Sarto
Franciseco Gonelifa
Boston
M. Zackler
New York
Morris Gordon
Fire damages Omaha wagon and saddle tree plants
A blaze in East Omaha caused about 100000 in damage across the manufacturing district. The Omaha Wagon Company plant burned with roughly 60008 lost, and the Omaha Saddle Tree Company factory sustained about 15000 in damage.
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Omatia
Neb
East Omaha
Omaha Wagon Company
Omaha Saddle Tree Company
Pastor Albert Trick Ends Struggle with Self Inflicted Death
Brooklyn pastor Albert H. Trick shot himself in Mills Hotel room amid mounting poverty and failed health. He left letters to his children and Dr. Dowd seeking forgiveness and guidance, expressing impossibility to provide for them under his high ideals, and detailing a bitter stance against money and worldly success.
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Albert H. Trick
Lefferts Place
Brooklyn
First Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Mills Hotel No
Seventh Avenue
Thirty-sixth Street
Charles N. Dowd
West Seventy-second Street
Brooklyn minister’s career transitions amid health decline
In Brooklyn a minister previously of the Presbyterian Church left Chicago’s church to lead a Saratoga pastorate then drifted to Unitarianism as health failed. He later entered the insurance business to support his family. His daughter Eva married Robert Parsons at 116 Fulton Street, leaving Arthur and Edgar ages 16 and 14. The family last saw him at Monday luncheon.
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Mon Streets
Brooklyn
Chicago
Trick
Saratoga
Stafford
Presbyterian Church
Eva
Robert Parsons
Fulton Street
Arthur
Edgar
Police Shift Murder Theory In Amsterdam Ave Woman Case
Police reversed earlier robbery murder theory in the Amsterdam Avenue and Ninety Street killing of an unidentified woman. An undertaker Alfred McCormack testified seeing two intoxicated men arguing while a car approached. one man released the woman who fell on the track as the car passed. John Dunn was released on bail after being questioned about a related sighting. no charges against him. The Morgue still has an unidentified dead woman, autopsy noting alcohol in her system.
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Amsterdam Avenue
Ninetieth Street
Thomas King
Alfred McCormack
McCormack
Broadway
Columbus Avenue
Woman in Men's Clothes Detained for Vagrancy in New York
Mrs Gertrude Williams 26 from Stapleton Ohio was arrested in Union Square by Officer Winters while dressed as a man and posing as a worker. She appeared in Jefferson Market Court and said she wore male clothes for weeks, had traveled from Ohio seeking work, and last worked as a chambermaid. The magistrate charged her with vagrancy and sent her to a probation officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Williams
Stapleton, Sr. I
Union Square
Winters
New West Twentieth Street
Jefferson Market Court
Ohio
New York
Cripple Clifford Savage Dies by Gas in Despair
Clifford Savage 22, crippled and known for a dog cart, committed death by inhaling illuminating gas after estrangement from his family following a marriage. He lived at 153 East Twenty-first Street with his wife and sold newspapers near the Waldorf. His mother and stepfather in Brooklyn will bury him.
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Clifford Savage
Waldorf
East Twenty-first Street
Savage
New York
New Rochelle
Third Avenue
Brooklyn
Murder Suspect Nabbed by Brooklyn Detectives
Detective Santdra of the Brooklyn Detective Bureau brought Sabino Ranaudo from Gainesville Florida to Brooklyn. Ranaudo, 16, killed his sweetheart Elizabeth Rocco, 16, at 78 Cleveland Street East New York, after she refused marriage. He confessed and will be arraigned at Adams Street Police Court this morning.
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Santdra
Brooklyn Detective Bureau
Brooklyn
Gainesville
Fla
Sabino Ranaudo
Cleveland Street
East New York
Ranaudo
Elizabeth Rocco
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Dr. Dowd
West
Jesus
Robert Ingersoll
Willis Stafford
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Wallach Bros
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Trine
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O-Day
All Our Hart
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SSS
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Dey St
14Th St
Nassau
Houston St
28Th St
36Th St
Fifth Ave
P. Fulton St
City Hall
J. H. Wenger & Son
Geo. W. Lewy & Co
Arnheim, Cor
Douglas Fairbanks
Rupert Hughes
Astor
M. Hodge
MA Weber
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Academy OF Music
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WEE
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Fiske
W. T. Larne
Wallace
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John Mason
Irving
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Coney Islands
Palisades
Mabel Wekinley
American Vaudeville CO
Wild West
Feil
Lyceua
Edeson
Burke “Love
Watches & G. Caillavet Hudson Theatre
Henry B. Harrodtu
Ion
George Broadhurst
Frakeius
44Th St
Mance Sane
Isadora, Duncan
Hattie Williams
Prince
Girls of Gotter
Gaiety
Garrick Theatre
Joseph Coyne
Andra Carlisle
Margaret Illington
Diana OF Dobson
Henry W. Savage
Oliver Herford
Garden Theatre
Madison Ave
27Th St
Julias Herality
Vienna Velkstheatre
Dorothy 3ix
Eve
Rocco
Sweetheart
Florida
New Amsterdam
Jardin DE Paris
F. Ziegfeld, JR
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Jas. Forbes
Chorus
Victor Herbert
Glen Macdont
St. Ane
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Algeria
Ammerstein
Sude Hoffmann
Sears
Vision of
Salome
Mendelssohn
Rock & Fulton
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Ada Overton Walker
Alhambra
Eva Tanguay
Murray Leasee
Foot
North River
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