Warden Hagan Suspended by Deputy for Tombs Disorder
Deputy Corrections Chief Fanning suspended Tombs Warden James J. Hagan after an investigation and letters indicate a clash over reformers camp access. Fanning cited unnamed complaints and said he would only act officially through Commissioner Lantry, while Hagan defended his independent authority and denied improper favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrections
Fanning
James J. Jyire
Warrdens
Jara
Corran
Mre-Banning
Han
Et Tie
Rison
Omsubie
Immer
Lantry
Ube
Aretter
Micrely
Lamiry
Aden
Peiss
Mero
Street
Ehid Hueun
Mirne
Tae Cortrin
Tagan
Wirden
Bissert
Mike
Diissert
Eowe
Fay Oqman
Tom
Fannin
Mrs Dale Refuses Subpoena At Inquest
Coroner William Purslow attempted to serve Mrs Elizabeth Dale with a subpoena at St Marys Hospital to testify at an inquest into the death of her daughter Timelike. Dale, citing counsel, refused to receive the subpoena amid claims she would testify only if the jury would acquit her after recounting her story. Noonan and other counsel noted she is a key witness in the case. the matter prompted surprise among observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Purslow
Hoboken
Farrell
St. Marys Hospital
Elizabeth Dale
Noilhg
Date
Tni
Isndlich
Tiane
Pierrell
Dieseld Russ& Floppenheimer
Sen Soseph cM
Nootan
Elbert Walker
Dulels
Busch
Rare Books at Princeton and New York Trade Totals
A fragmentary report describes rare books added to a Princeton collection, including leather bound volumes and notable titles from the Strawberry Publishing House. It notes limited print runs, references to collectors in New York, and a charity appeal for funds to aid a man and his daughter. It also cites a rate of record spirits sales in New York during a six day period and high distillery activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prencigrogn
Nanahite Peak Beteres
Aig Stateteeth
Thes Dbraay
Pripter
Phonity Dari Saad
Aiden Wopertrait
Iray
Tyan
Osiierrick
Maeland
Motler
Brooklyn
Joe Los -An
Ay Attairs
Ays Tiedemann
Peoria
Perorta
UL der
Firth
Ilness
United States
Chicago
Eleari
Dee
New York
Meade Reassumes Command With Sword Return
Reour Admin Barker, commandant of the Greekian Nave Yard, yesterday formally restored to Col. Robert L. Meade his sword. Meade resumed his duties as commander of the Merine Barracks after the court martin appointed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reour
Admin Barker
Nave
Robert L. Meade
Thirce
Merine
Martin
Meade
Multiry
Anarchist Society linked to Western Union threats
Capt. Titus of the Detective Bureau believes he has traced the anonymous letters threatening Western Union figures to Samuel Lambdin, a discharged telegraph operator. Lambdin was arrested on vagrancy charges and faces a harsher accusation of the assassination threats, tied to a skull and crossbones motif and a claimed anarchist Society branch. Detectives found machine-made letters and a typewriter pattern linking the suspect to the Western Union building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus
Detective Bureau
George J. Gould
Sink
Burrill
Western Union Telegraph Company
Samuel Bh. Lambdin
Jaambdin
Gates Avenue Velice Court
Brooklyn
Lambdiin
New York
Dee
Howard Gurrill
Western Union Dele
Wien
Link
Manweera
Union Telegraph Cadp Uy
Geo Cave
Ing Brondwir
Ocarie Western Union
Baeck
Secret Service Arrests In Brooklyn Counterfeit Probe
Four men were locked up at Adams Street Police Station Brooklyn by Secret Service Detectives Pee Perrell and Wlineke for safekeeping. They were suspected of involvement in counterfeiting fifty cent pieces as agents hunted other band members. Two detainees lived on Greenpoint Avenue Brooklyn and two on East 100th Street Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Street
Brooklyn
Pee,Perrell
Wlineke
United States Secret Service Corps
Secret Service
Sergt. McCarthy
Capt. Dunn
Terrell
Captiain
Perrell
Dullin
Greenpoint Avenue
East One Hundred
Killeneth Street
Manhattan
Secret Services
Greenpoint
Van Sant Will Not Confer With Officials
In Saint Paul Minnesota on December 7 the Railroad Wirehouse Commission canceled a planned conference with the Interstate Commerce Commission. Secretary AL C Chursen sent a letter canceling the Washington meeting citing the absence of General W Doughis. Governor Van Sant reportedly refuses to travel, while Governor Rogers of Washington acknowledged receipt of Minnesota governors letter and pledged cooperation within limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Washington
SY. Paul
Minn
Railroad Wirehouse Commission
AL C. Chursen
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Increly
Doughis
van Sant
Comner
Union of Railways
Two Killed by Gas in Fort George Boarding House
Italian tenants in a boarding house above a saloon on Fort George Avenue and One Fifty fifth Street were killed or wounded by a gas leak set by Del Paso after he moved in. Domenico Birone was also killed. Aureno del Fabio and Giuseppe Pracenia were wounded, Del Fabio hospitalized and not expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort George
Avenue
Merchants National Bank of Albany to Be Taken Over
Albany December 7 Merchants National Bank of Albany likely to come under National City Bank of New York City control. James ae Iman backs a purchase of 4000 shares. majority stockholders have accepted 200 percent for their holdings. Bank has paid 5,000,000 in total dividends and has capital 200,000 with 200,000 surplus. assets around 1,417,435. Principal estates include John G. Myers John M. Bailey Caroline B Hills Caroline A W Sard Adda Stedman Mabel Shields Frederick Tillinghast Sarah Tillinghast and Anna Van Denburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
National Bank of Albany
National City Bank of
New York City
James Ae Iman
Atha Oy Bank
Ho Tt
National Bank
John G. Myers
John M. Bailey
Caroline B. Hills
Caroline AV. Sard
Adda Stedman
Mabel Shields
Frederick Tillinghast
Sarah Tillinghast
Anna van Denburgh
Wealthy Middletown Resident Shoots Self
Isaac C. Van Duzen, 32, a major local figure in Orange County, killed himself today in Middletown. A note to his wife read I must go to heaven today. No motive is given and investigators state no cause is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
N. Y
Isaac C. van Duzen
Frepond
Boy Burglars and Their Boy Victim
Two youths, Joseph Albertson and Morris Sachs, were arrested on burglary charges after entering a Harlem flat on 123rd Street and stealing jewelry worth about £100 from Mrs Mary Cummings and her son Charles. They threatened Charles, demanded the jewelry, and planned an Arizona trip with maps and gear. Charles was injured but later aided by detectives Mooney and Boyle who captured Sachs in the Fire Tower. The suspects confessed and were to be arraigned in Harlem Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street
Svs
Mary Cummings
Charles
Albertsoff and Sachs
Almos
Jaim
Albertson
Sachs
Arizona
New York
Prescott
Ae Chiarles
Mooney
Boyle
Tie
Mount Morris Park
Madison Avenue
One Hundred and Twenty-third Street
Harlem
Fulton Named Water Commissioner in Mayor-elect Low Slate
Thomas A. Fulton, secretary of the Citizens' Union, to be Water Commissioner with a 27560 yearly salary. William Murphy designated as the new Citizens' Union secretary. The union also plans changes in officers including a new Vice Chairman after district alignments and Nissen’s removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low
Thomas A. Fulton
Citizens’ Union
Fulton
Pulton
Cit
Murphy
New York City
Cii
Ludwig Nissen
Brooklin
Nissen
Coler
Colt
Charles C Nadal
Nisses
R. Fulton Cutting
Suit Seeks 28128 for Illegal State Troop Funds
Attorneys for Kentucky sue former State Treasurer Walter R. Day and former State Auditor John S. Sweeney and their bond assignees in Franklin Circuit Court to recover 28128 with interest alleging illegal use of funds by Republicans to maintain troops in Frankfort during the Governor race between William Goebel and W. S. Taylor in 1900. Sweeney and Day were Republicans and surrendered after a Kentucky Court of Appeals ruling. Warrants and checks showing payments to former Adjutant General Collier and others are filed as exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Breckinridge
Commonwealth
Franklin Circuit
Walter R. Day
John S. Sweeney
Ed. J. On
William, Goebel
W. 8
Taylor
Dannery
Sweeney
Day
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Chamuanis
Dayvous
Adit
Collier
Priest Becomes a Benedict in Kansas City
Rev Father Anthony Politeo of St John the Baptist parish Kansas City reportedly wed in St Joseph Missouri on November 19 to Mrs jiva M Springstreet also known as Mrs Fair. She traveled from Chicago with origins in Atchison Kansas and Politeo, aged 37, was a friend of Pienio Sienkie wicz and a companion of Gabriel IV Annunzio before Dalmatia exile for liberal politics. He arrived in Johnstown Pennsylvania prior to the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Anthony Politeo
St. John the Baptist
Kan
St. Joseph
Fair
Chicago
Atchison, Kan
Politeo
Pienio Sienkiewicz
Gabriel IV Annunzio
Dalmatia
Johnstown
Penn
Taft to Leave Manila December 20 for Washington
Manila cable reports Taft's condition improves after a second operation. Luke Wright, Acting Civil Governor of the Philippines, states Taft will leave Manila on the transport Grant December 20 and reach Washington as soon as possible, with full recovery expected by San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
Luke Wright
The
Philippines
Manila
Taft
San Francisco
Boston statue controversy tests removal options
The State House Committee received a letter from William Ordway Partridge signaling a practical refusal to remove the enlarged Banks statue from its room. Officials weigh removing at his risk or rewrapping it to revisit decision later. the base and pedestal were cemented together, complicating removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Executive Council
Wiliam Ordway Partridge
Opportunities in Japan prompts trade talks in Minnesota
Charles I. Harris, U S Consul General at Nagasaki, told the Commercial Club that the United States is Japan’s best customer and that mutual goodwill can expand imports. He urged Americans to improve relations and noted Japan’s need for iron products and cotton fabrics, as well as coal, while acknowledging Japan’s agricultural base and the need for change in farming methods before American farm tools gain traction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnejavolis
Minn
Charles I. Harris
United States
Nagasaki
Japan
H[eu
America
Empire
Orient
Fraudulent Railroad Tickets Aimed at Public
Railroad passenger group leaders from the United States met in this city to plan a campaign against fraudulent railroad tickets. Evidence showed many tickets in the hands of innocent buyers. The drive targets scalpers and those fixing or altering tickets and other transportation forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Railroad Ticket, Protective Bureau
Trunk Line Association
American Association of General Passenger Agents
Nashville
N. C
Lumber Trust Attacked in Texas Anti-Trust Suit
District Attorney Warren Moore filed suit in District Court against the John I. Kirby Lumber Company of Houston seeking penalties totaling 770000 for alleged restraint of trade. The company, organized last June with 30000000 capital, aims to control Texas yellow pine lumber. Attorney General Bel approved the plan but did not join the petition. Principal stockholders include Boston financiers. Kirby was lauded at a Houston banquet attended by Gov. Sayers and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Warren Moore
John I. Kirby Lumber Company
Houston
Fast Texas
Texas
Bel
Moore
Kirby
Gov. Sayers
Constitutional amendment wins by 27 199 votes in most counties
Secretary of State reports returns from all counties except New York due to an injunction. The amendment shows a majority of 27 199 with 55 205 for and 20 042 against. The New York Times found a solid NYC district support after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ne. Y
Secretary of States
New York
The
New York Times
New York City
Lotos Club Hosts Large Saturday Night Gathering
The Lotos Club opened its season with a Saturday night event drawing about 500 members and guests to the Fifth Avenue clubhouse. Attendees included President Lawrence, Emil Paul, Ernest H. Behrens, W. Walker, Edward H. Low, M. E. Stone, and others such as Eugene Zimmermann, Townsend Fellowes, Robert Bonker, John Miderkin, C. W. Price, Alphonse Jongers, A. S. Southerland, J. W. McWinley, and William Henry White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotos Club
Fifth Avenue
Ik Hs “Lawrence
Emil Paul
Ernest H. Behrens
W. Walker
Edward H.low
M.E. Stone
Eugene Zimmermann
Townsend H. Fellowes
Robert E. Bonker
John Miderkin
C. W. Price
Alphonse Jongers
A. 8. Southerland
J. W. McWinley
William Henry White
New Haven Officials Inspect Third Rail Line
A party of Metropolitan Street Railway Company officials led by President Vreeland inspected the third rail line of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad from Hartford to Bristol. The tour was described as without especial significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Metropolitan Street Railway Company of
New York
Vreeland
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Hartford
Bristol
Stambuloff Murder Victim’s Assassination Tied to Bulgarian Crisis
Vienna reports the July 15 Sofia murder of ex Premier Stambuloff by knife men. The target was defended by a friend as he fell, resulting in fatal wounds and amputation. Police pursued suspects, with trial outcomes in December 1906 marking a political clash. Exposures note Prince Ferdinand’s suspected role and government clashes amid post‑crime unrest.
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Lodon
Vienna
Central News
Carrest
Sofia
Momam
Hain
Stambuloff
Hlalia
M. Stambuloff
Bulgaria
Ile
Stephan N. Stambuloff
Ferdinand
M. Stambuloif
Mo Petkoti
M. Hazletf
M. Turektchieff
M. Stambuleff
Georgieff
Atzoff
Turektchierf
Dee
Agauittal
Geersiet
Bolivian Congress approves port and railway concession
Advices from La Paz report Bolivia grants a concession to a Belgian syndicate to build a port at Bahia Negra and a railway from the Paraguay River to Santa Cruz with branches to Sucre and Potosi. Rasiso authorizes negotiating a foreign loan whose terms are not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Galveston
Texas
Dee
la Paz
Bahia Negra
Paraguay
Santa Cruz
Sucre
Potosi
Rasiso
Scalabrini May Be Appointed Apostolic Delegate
The Journal de Hem a publishes that Mer. Scalabrini, Archbishop of Placenza who recently returned from a visit to the United States will be appointed Apostolic Delegate at Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr. Scalabrini
Kome
Journal
de Hema
Mer. Scalabrini
Placenza
Pope declines delegation to coronation of Kang diwerd VII
Rome reports the Pope will not send a delegation to attend the coronation ceremonies of Kang diwerd VII after being notified of the Wing's accession to the throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Kang Diwerd Vii
Brooklyn Saleswoman Perishes in Sleep Fire Tragedy
Miss Josephine Linderer twenty three employed as toy store saleswoman rented a room at SS Bond Street Brooklyn. She lit a gas stove before sleeping and the bed caught fire. The room filled with smoke and the bedding burned while she lay asleep. Authorities believe she suffocated and burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Linderer
SS Bond Street
Brooklyn
Fulton Street
Emma Pope
Laderec
Aged couple found dead by gas asphyxiation in Wilmington
Robert Roberts aged seventy six and his wife Sarah aged seventy were found asphyxiated by illuminating gas in their home in Wilmington Delaware. Roberts lay partly on the bed with feet on the floor while Mrs Roberts sat in a chair nearby. The gas pipe stopper connected to the stove was open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Robert Roberts
Sarah
Roberts
Lipton Welcomed Home Amid Farcical Questions and Gifts
The London Chronicle reports Sir Thomas Lipton faced probing questions at a welcome banquet about Shamrock III and possible future plans. An American reporter pressed him on a Cup challenge and a hypothetical marriage to Mr Watson, while Lipton recounted lavish gifts from admirers including exotic animals and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Chronicle
Thomas Linton
Thomas
New York Harbor
Mai
Shamrock SI
Abe
New York
Lipton
Sir Thomas
Exposition Draws About 400000 Attendees in Chicago
Chicago reports estimate that 400000 people visited the International Live Stock Exposition tonight. Public school pupils enjoyed free grounds access with most city schools represented among the thousands of spectators. Most exhibits remain for tomorrow with about 15000 animals on display and 400 cars needed for transporting the exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hight
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HR. Fanning
Hagan
Missioner
Princeton
Horace
Col. Meade
Western Union
del Polo
Albany Bank
National City Bank
National
Mr. Fulton
Kentucky
Taylor-Goebel
Benedict
Gov. Taft
Cablegram
Partridge
Massachusetts
Ne York Times
Harris
Lumber Trust
New England Railways
Urer
London
Bes
Lesa
Hudson Bay
Alaska
Sabled Fox
Isabella Fox
Chinchilla
Skunk
Ani
Krimmer
URS
Frey
Ere
Mink
SK Spd
New Illustrated Catelogue
Hi. Hall
M. Knoedler& Co
Fifth Ave
Cor
34Th ST
N.Y
Pope
Edward ViI
Man
Waltham
Waltham Waterr
Staubfield Y
Jewelers and Im Rorters
West 14Th St
6Th Ave
Veeck Eth
Pinter
Pecan Ceres Witnes Way
Cnet
Lata Hapuriay
Glenlivet District
Ronnie Brier Bush
Scotland
H. B. Kirk & Co
Fulton St
B'way
27Th St
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