Governor Fort Warns Atlantic City Over Sunday Liquor Sale
Governor John Franklin Fort declares a possible special legislative session to enforce New Jersey liquor Sunday laws in Atlantic City. He blasts local officials for inaction as Grand Jury delays indictments, urging statewide support to uphold state laws and possibly deploy militia if needed.
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Gov. Fort
New Jersey
Atlantic City
National Guard
Atlantic County
May's Landing
Supreme Cour
Thomas W. Trencherd
Clarence J. Goldenberg
Nelson Geskill
Cove Fort
Gov. Forts
Poe
Newark
Jersey
City
Hoboken
Paterson
Trenton
Elizabeth
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Cape May
Rantig’City
John Franklin Fort
Earle freed on bail seeks reconciled wife in Goshen pursuit
Ferdinand Pinney Earle be released from Orange County Jail on $1000 bail and travels to New York to locate his wife Julia Earle. Nurse affidavits allege bruises after birth and recount a case of alleged aggression by Earle amid renewed conflict over their marriage.
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New York Times
Goshen
N. Y
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Orange County
Victor M. Earle
New York
Earle
Affinity
Quaker Hill
Affinity Hill
Monroe
Alfre Kuttner
Decker
Thomas Rogers
Middletown
Charles C. Chappell
Seeger
Newburg
Justice of the Peace Carpenter
Julia E. Earle
Julia
Deponent
Ferdinand Earle
Julia Kuttner Earle
Basking Ridge
N. J
Governor Fort Letter on Excise Affairs Audiences Surprise
Governor Fort's letter on excise affairs and enforcement at Atlantic City surprised New Jersey residents. Locals doubted prompt action but Northern politicians welcomed stronger general enforcement of the Bishops' Sunday closing law.
Maloney Case Adjourned in Supreme Court
The annulment proceedings to set aside the marriage of Philadelphia heiress Helen Maloney to Arthur H. Osborn were adjourned by consent indefinitely. No reason was given. it was noted she planned to wed Samuel B. Clarkson after the annulment.
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Helen Maloney
Philadelphia
Arthur Hi. Osborn
Supreme Court
Justice Bischoff
Miss Maloney
Samuel B. Clarkson
Europe
Osborn
Hitchcock Wife Inmate Insanity Evidence
Indicted for murder, Charlotte Hitchcock showed signs of insanity at the time of the crime. An all alienist commission testing her mental state in Judge Foster's chambers heard testimony from Herman J. Orlowitz and Howard Kirby, neighbors who urged asylum for her. Both said Hitchcock warned of danger and discussed sending her to an asylum.
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Charlotte Hitchcock
All-Alienist Commission
Foster
Criminal Court
Herman J. Orlowitz
Howard Kirby
Hitchcock
J . Orlowitz
Rosenblooms post bail in Windber murder case
Mrs. J. Rosenbloom and her daughter Eva posted bail of 1000 dollars each in Somerset for their appearance at the murder trial connected to the Windber man found dead in a Camden trunk. Officers head to New York to bring back Joseph and Louis Egler, nephews of the murdered man, as Alexander Rosenbloom remains missing.
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Somerset
Penn
J. Rosenbloom
Eva
Baltimore
Windber
Camden
N. J
New York
Joseph
Louis Egler
Alexander Rosenbloom
Sill Claims Torture While Held At Secaucus Penitentiary
East Orange City Clerk Lincoln E Rowley received a letter from Samuel L Sill who is jailed in Hudson County Penitentiary Secaucus on a bigamy charge claiming chains shackles and denied clothing writing materials and medical aid for months alleging torture and asking for investigation He named John McKinley of 184 William Street Sy who aided him McKinley questioned Sills mental state and suggested he may belong to a Free Mason group with Jersey City ties.
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Lincoln E. Rowley
East Orange
N. Jd
Samuel L. Sill
Hudson County
Secaucus
Sili
Ile
Rowley
Sill
Mr. Rowley
John McKinley
William Street
McKinley
Jersey City
Burglars chloroform Passaic grocer and wife
In Kingsland Passaic New Jersey burglars broke into the home of Herman Lazerovitz and his wife this morning chloroformed them and robbed their store of 43 dollars in cash and groceries worth 60 dollars. The thieves cut the burglar alarm and killed two watchdogs. Their children slept through the incident.
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New York Times
Passaic
N. J
Herman Lazerovitz
Kingsland
Lazerovitz
Mrs. Lazerovitz
Lost money suit at Asbury Park inn involves New York guest
Miss Caroline Burke of New York sues M Francis Cavallon at the Devonport Inn after $82 found on the hotel premises was returned following a public loss notice. The dispute concerns a missing balance and the timing of repayment amid hotel staff actions.
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New York Times
Asbury Park
Caroline Burke
New York
Devonport Inn
M. Francis Cuvailon
Miss Burke
Lisa
Deserters in Passaic Capture Leads to Arrest
Capt. B. R. Kober of the U S Army said thirteen deserters were in Passaic. He would forgive self surrenderers but vowed punishment for those detained. This morning he arrested John Lyall, a Fort Gibbons deserter, at Lackawanna station after a fight left him with seven stitches in the head.
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New York Times
Passaic
N. J
B. R. Kober
Department of the Host
Kober
John Lyall
Fort Gibbons
Alaska
Lackawanna Station
Prevented a Race Riot at Botany Mills Riot
At Botany Mills Passaic New Jersey a large crowd gathered as extra hands were hired. Italians and other foreigners clashed after a Hun slapped a skylarking Italian boy. A fight ensued with blows and a drawn razor but not used. Police arrived and a foreman restored order.
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Passaic
N. J
Botany Mills
Swindle Swallows Savings In Mining Stock Scam
Henry T. Rodman, 62, retired broker, was arrested at 2 189 Broadway by Central Office detectives on charges of swindling Newark women out of 2700. Mrs Martha Taylor and Mrs Margaret Thompson reported Rodman induced them to invest life savings in Gold and Copper Mining stock and took notes for 5000 and 400 after promising 12 percent interest. The firm failed soon after.
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Henry T. Rodman
Broadway
Central Office
Newark
Kindleberger
Rodman
Martha A. Taylor
Chester Avenue
Margaret M. Thompson
Voorhees Street
William H. Garnet
West Forty-fifth Street
Garnet
Taylor
Thompson
Henry T. Rodman & Co
Henry Hosier
Hennig
Odman
Asbury Baby Parade Postponed By Weather
The Asbury Park carnival baby parade has been moved from tomorrow to Saturday afternoon due to a northeast storm. Carnival officials fear damp conditions could affect the health of 600 babies entered.
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Asbury
Asbury Park
N. J
Carnival Association
Fires and property losses listed by timestamp and address
Yesterday's fires report multiple incidents across Manhattan addresses including 76 Essex St Tow Brothers 200 dollars loss and 6:20 at 6th Ave plank over subway excavation. Other entries include 9:50 Allen St Cohen 23 dollar loss and 12:40 Baxter St Precious Blood Church with undefined losses. Further lines cite 8:15-5 Baxter Street Catholic site 1000 dollars, 8:15-793 St Nicholas Ave property Robenitz trifling 1000 dollars, and 9:50-206 W 106th Woolson trifling with minor sums.
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A. M
Essex St
Tow Brothers
26Th St
Ivan
Allen St
Harris ‘Cohen
Venton Cone
Broome St
Bernard Price
Baxter St
Catholic Couney
Precious Blood
Church of
4Th
Unger
Columbus Av
Eerste
West 92d
Albert Pratt
St. Nicholas 'Av
C. Robenitz
Lexington Av
W.soudergist
Slight
East 25Th St
John Green
Maiden Lane
Weiner & Weisbart
W. Gist St
60Th St
P. Kiernan
E. 11Th St
D. Janowitz
E. 28Th St
Wartabedian
106Th St
Te Woolson
Olympic Athletes Parade for City Honors in London Team
Ninety five members of the American Olympic team to receive gold medals from Acting Mayor McGowan in a city parade. A 15 thousand strong procession of military civic and athletic groups will precede the prize presentation, with cups to Hayes Carpenter and Hobbins.
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McGowan
London
John J. Hayes
Irish-American Athletic Club
J. C. Carpenter
Cornell University
W. C.hobbins
Yale
Forty-sixth Street
Broadway
Thirty-fifth Street
Fifth Avenue
Twentythird Street
Broudway
University Place
Hireteenth Street
City Hall
Park Row
Ralph Rose
Queen Alexandra
Court House
George W. Wingmie
Jacob W. Miller
William F. Morris
David E. Austen
George R. Dyer
William G. Bates
William A. Stokes
Walter B. Hotchkin
John H. Foote
Elmer _F. Austin
Henry €. Barthman
George A. Wingate
Willard C. Fiske
Frederick T. Leigh
BE. J. Flood
David Wilson
O. B. Bridgman
Charles J. Debevoise
Clarence W. Smith
National Guard
East Forty-fifth Street
Forty-fifth Street
West Forty-fourth Street
Catholic Athletic League
East Twenty-sixth Street
Times Square
United States
Roosevelt hosts visit and hotel banquet plans
President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay Monday morning. Feters of the Long Island Railroad has tendered the steamer Sagamore to the committee for the day leaving East Thirty fourth Street about 8 o'clock. The banquet to the Olympic team by the Irish American Athletic Club will be at the Waldorf Astoria in September. There will be 600 covers and ticket requests are coming in fast likely to rise.
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President Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Feters
Long Island Railroad
Sagamore
East Thirtyfourth Street
Banqnet
Irish-American Athletic Club
Waldorf Astoria
Hains trial set for October in Bayside murder case
District Attorney Darrin said Gov. Hughes consented to select a Supreme Court Justice to preside over a special trial for the Hains brothers in the Aug. 1 murder of William E. Annis at the Bayside Yacht Club. A special Grand Jury will indict them. evidence session slated for Sept. 21. Trial expected in the first week of October in Flushing.
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Darrin
Hains
Long Island
McIntyre
Sha
Charles A. Curtis
Bank Street
Princeton
N. J
Curtis
Gen. Hains
Annis
Ambulance, Car Collision on Carroll Street Injures Crew
An ambulance from Long Island College Hospital collided with a crosstown streetcar at Columbia Street and overturned on Carroll Street Brooklyn. Surgeon Aiken sustained a broken left elbow, driver James Maloney a dislocated shoulder, his brother Joseph modestly hurt. The patient William Stelges with religious mania was taken to Kings County Hospital. The crew returned to LI College Hospital for treatment.
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Carroll Street
Brooklyn
Conover Street
Long Island College Hospital
Columbia Street
Aiken
James Maloney
Joseph Maloney
Amity Street
William Stelges
Kings County Hospital
Few Tips on the Carmania Stewards and a Tipker Policy
A dissatisfied group of stewards aboard the Cunard liner Carmania protested the line’s tipping rule after Walter Roach sued the company for blacklisting following his dismissal for soliciting a tip. Passengers included Mrs E R Hewitt Gould S Bisset Rev George Y Bliss Dr Obbe Wert Mrs yay Clark G S Herbert Stepney Capt J E Willard Prof J M Gregory and his son T M Gregory Harvard student and Prof William G Sumner of Yale.
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Carmania
Walter Roach
E. R. Hewitt
Gould S. Bisset
George Y. Bliss
Obbewert
Yay
Mate Leads Mutineers on German Collier Viggicorpi
In Brest Aug 27 the mutinous crew of the German collier Viggicorpi, bound from Emden to Algiers, saw the mate take command and threaten the captain with a revolver. Loyal crew restrained him, the captain sought protection, and dock police were placed aboard the vessel.
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Brest
Viggicorpi
Emden
Algiers
Rescuers End Mine Blast Search in Ilal Jeyville
At Hailey-Oklahoma mine No 1 near Ilal Jeyville Oklahoma rescuers completed work after a deadly explosion. Twenty nine bodies were removed bringing the death toll to twenty nine.
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Oklahoma
Mcalister
Okla
Hailey-Oklahoma
Ilal Jeyville
Here
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Wallach’s
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Eighth Av
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Hackett
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Asino
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Henry Woodr
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