Hearing yields testimony in Hains case at Long Island City
Police Court examination of Capt. P C Hains Jr and his brother Jenkins Hains produced key testimony from Charles E Roberts. Roberts testified Jenkins said he regretted the shooting and had tried to dissuade Hains for weeks. Magistrate Gilroy recommitted both men to await Grand Jury action.
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P. C. Hains, Jr
A. Jenkins Hains
Long Island City
Lawwyer McIntyre
Hainses
T. Jenkins Hains
Capt. Hains
Charles E. Roberts
Young
William E. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Annis
Eugené Yourng
Edmund Andrews
Arthur
Flushing
Herbert Funke
Jenkins Harris
Jenkins
Jenkins Jaiis
Yacht Club
Stevens
Jenkins Hains
McIntyre
Shay
Darrin
Baker
Frey
Gilroy
St. Mary’s Lyceum
Cromwell Linked To $50,000 Taft Campaign Gift Questioned
George R. Sheldon, treasurer of the Republican National Committee, refused to confirm or deny reports that William de Cromwell contributed $50,000 to the Taft campaign fund on Harriman’s behalf. He said a full list would be released after the election by law, despite questions from reporters.
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George R. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Chicago
NEW York Times
William” de Cromwell
Lee
Taft
E. H. Harriman
Cromwell
Harriman
Sheldon
Sheldon _sreie
Shi
Mr. Sheldon
Nurses take yacht trip on Helenita hosted by Frank J Gould
Twenty five nurses from New York hospitals including St Luke's and Presbyterian and from charitable organizations sailed on Frank J Gould's yacht Helenita. The voyage went from East Twenty third Street up the Sound to Stamford and Huntington Harbor then Oyster Bay before returning to New York around six o'clock last evening with Dr. Homer Gibney in charge.
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New York
St. Luke's
Presbyterian
West Side
Four Men Held for Betting on Horse Races in Varick Street Saloon
Four men arrested August 21 in a Varick Street saloon faced Grand Jury bail of $1,000 each in the Jefferson Market Court. Detectives from the Macdougal Street Station Precinct said they proved bets were made and paid on horse races. Names include Joseph Waters cafe owner Leopold Hoffman cigar salesman John Hanley clerk and Will Begedhy clerk.
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Varick Street
Barlow
Jefferson Market Court
Macdougal Street
John F. O'Connor
Murphy
Headquarters
Goldhammer
Klepper
Joseph R. Waters
King Street
Leopold Hoffman
Sixth Street
John’ Hanley
East Seventy-eighth Street
Willa Begedhy
Carmine Treet
Must Not Bet at Belmont Stakes Warning Issued
Nassau County moves to enforce the anti betting law at Belmont Park this coming season. District Attorney Franklin B. Coles vows criminal penalties for violators regardless of status. Sheriff Forster reports Gov. Hughes urging strict enforcement and seeking funding of several thousand dollars.
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New York Times
Mineola
L. I
Frankling B. Coles
Court House
Belmont Park
Joseph Forster
Hughes
Nassau County
Broker Rodman Held on Grand Larceny Charge
Henry T. Rodman a 61 year old broker arrested at 2 189 Broadway was arraigned before Magistrate Cornell in the Tombs Court and held for examination with bail set at 6000. A new victim John P Clancy of the Bronx says he was swindled out of 200 in a wildcat mining scheme. Rodman formerly had offices in the Cambridge Building opposite the Waldorf and was dispossessed after a police raid months ago.
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Henry T. Rodman
Broadway
Cornell
Kindelberger
Rodman
John P. Clancy
Bronx
Cambridge
The
Waldorf
O’connor
Court approves substitution in Met Street Railway case
Judge Lacombe in the U.S. Circuit Court grants Adrian H. Joline and Douglas Robinson as receivers a motion to substitute W. W. Ladd as complainant in the suit against Metropolitan Securities Company. He reserves ruling on contract creditors seeking to intervene in Morton Trust foreclosure, who plan a cross bill to challenge the lease between Metropolitan and the New York City Railway Company.
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Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Adrian H. Joline
Douglas Robinson
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
W. W. Ladd
New York City Railway Company
Metropolitan Securities Company
Morton Trust Company
Flood toll rises after New Mexico cloudburst
A cloudburst and flood on the Cimarron River washed away Folsom New Mexico homes killing fifteen people. Eleven bodies recovered and more feared dead. Severe damage to Trinidad Colorado Southern rail line with twelve bridges washed out and forty miles of track severed. Rail service halted for two days.
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Trinidad
Col
Cimmarron
Folsom
N. M
Colorado & Southern Railway
R. B. Wenger
New Mexico
Santa Fé
Colorado ‘Southern
Flood devastates Augusta with 22 bodies recovered
Augusta Georgia flood toll grows as 22 corpses are recovered and the city faces extensive property damage. The Nelson Morris warehouse the Augusta Grocery building and the National Biscuit Company plant are ruined while Central and Davidson Grammar Schools suffer severe damage. Local authorities mobilize relief funds for submerged districts as reports of drownings rise.
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Augusta
Nelson Morris &Co
Augusta Grocery Company
National Biscuit Company
Central Grammar School
Davidson Grammar School
Swan
Chronicle
Board of Health
Atlanta
Water Crisis In City Amid Utility Piping Break
Report describes broken service pipes causing a water outage while gas supply returns. Authorities say electric power will resume in twelve hours using steam power, but electric lights will stay off for a week. The Pie reservoir and canal and banks are mentioned in the impact brief.
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Pie
Cape Fear River Flood Devastates Fayetteville
The Cape Fear River rose to 79 feet at Fayetteville, flooding the city and surrounding areas. Thousands homeless, power plant submerged leaving total darkness. Flood damages to oat and corn crops exceed 35 percent while food prices soar with eggs at $1 per dozen and vegetables quadrupled. Relief appeals issued by the County Commissioners.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Cape Fear
Policemen Deny Extortion in General Sessions Trial
Benjamin Cordes and William F. Waltman testified in General Sessions on extortion accusations tied to money taken from two women on Third Avenue near Fourteenth Street. Cordes admitted guilt while Waltman denied involvement, claiming any payment went to Cordes or an accomplice.
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Benjamin Cordes
William F. Waltman
Third Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Waltman
Bennett
Cordes
Abe Levy
Henry
Mercer Street
Mr. Bennett
Levy
Civil Service Warning Reaches Appraisers Warehouse
Appraiser George W Wanmaker warned employees not to contribute to political causes or engage in election activities. All assistant appraisers and department heads must post notices for visibility. Laborers in the unclassified service are now covered by civil service restrictions, expanding prior limits. Acted on Beekman Winthrop's instructions, Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
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George W. Wanmaker
Civil Service
Customs
United States Civil Service Commission
Wanmaker
Beekman Winthrop
the Treasury
Sunday Times Sold Out Early Sparks Shopper Rush
A large crowd rushed into outlets as early editions of The Sunday Times sold out quickly, triggering restock alerts and excitement among readers seeking the latest news and features.
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THE
Sunday Times
Inside Workings of the Russian Police Revealed
Herman Bernstein argues in The Sunday Times that many plots against the Czar and officials are actually orchestrated by police agents to discredit the people’s liberty struggle, exposing dark government machinery behind supposed counter plots.
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Herman Bernstein
Sunday Times
Defenders of the Coasts Train With Great Guns at Monroe
The Sunday Times previews a world leading coast defense school in Monroe. The United States Army artillery unit trains to handle long range projectiles and simulate actual warfare, highlighting extensive preparations for coastal defense.
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Monroe
The Story of the Ueberbrettl and Its Cabaret Birth
An English overview traces the Ueberbrettl movement known in France and Germany. It notes composers poets and dramatists using simple stages to blend art with entertainment and giving rise to the modern cabaret. The Sunday Times presents a lively account by Fervival Pollard.
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France
Germany
Sunday Times
Pollard
The Victory of the Panama Canal
The article highlights vast excavation figures in the Panama Canal project and notes millions of cubic yards moved and yet to be moved. It promises a Sunday Times account detailing Isthmian conditions and a forecast of the time needed to join the two oceans.
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Panama Canal
Wwe
Sunday Times
Oceans
New Opera for the Manhattan Theatre
New York operagoers will see Princess d Auberge by Belgian composer Jan Block, a Brussels Ghent Amsterdam and Bordeaux hit, not yet staged in Europe’s great houses. The Sunday Times previews the opera and music notes as part of the Manhattan programme. Brillat de Savarin praised the terrapin and other American delicacies, and a Terrapin restocking issue is discussed in The Sunday Times.
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Manhattan
Jan Block
New York
Brussels
Ghent
Amsterdam
Bordeaux
Europe
Sunday Times
Brillat de Savarin
America
Epicure
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City Railway
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Civil Service Warning
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N. J
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Sheridan
Grant
Henry Cabot Lodge
Little, Brown, & Co
Drester
Budweiser
Grocers
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis
E. O. Brandt
Magr
Anheuser-Busch Agency
New York City
A. Busch
Anheuser-Busch Bottling Co
Brooklyn
Daniel Webster
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Coney Island
Percival
Victor
Hugo
Great Britain
Lower Manhattan
Chambers Street
Newark
Leeds
England
Cologne
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Harvard
Mr. Taft
Mr. Bryan
Wilbur Wright
le Mans
Metropolitan Museum of Art
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