Revolutionaries Prepare March on Caracas From Three Routes
Reports state that volunteers who enlisted to fight foreigners have retired. General Matos plans to exit the island as revolutionaries move on Caracas via three routes led by Ramos Antonio Guevara Urbaneta and Penaloza with 2500 men along Guciure. Additional forces under Antonio Fernandez Osio and Grespo Torres also total 2500, and General Rolando will march from Alta Gracia with 2500 troops. Ammunition is arriving daily near Tucacus as Castro, under threat, seeks to defend the capital with vanishing resources and the president departs for Victoria to curb the rebel advance.
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Matos
Caracas
Ramos
Antonio Guevara
Urbaneta
Penaloza
Guciure
Antonio Fernandez
Osio
Grespo Torres
Camanagua
Rolando
Alta Gracia
Tucacus
Castro
Victoria
Porto Rico Smuggling Cases Opened In San Juan
United States Navy Lt. Commander George W. Mentz and James Brennan face smuggling charges as witnesses describe liquor shipments from St. Thomas aboard the Uneas and Laurel. Testimony includes a whisky case for Capt. Dunlap and deliveries via government vehicles, with several named officials involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto
Rico
United States
Anderson
George W. Mentz
United States Navy
James Brennan
Country Club
St. Thomas
Uneas
Laurel
Andrew Dunlap
Naval Station
Dunlap
Mentz
Charles W. Parks
Robert Giles
Automobile Transportation, Company
Towndes
Lowndes
Wediward K. Lowndes
Marine Corps
Jit
Labor importation idea sparks Hawaii Washington debate
Special Labor Commissioner T Fortune urged importing negro labor to Hawaii as a solution to tropical industry needs saying 10 000 could be hired in six months. Hawaii groups back plan for Chinese labor under limits while local unions oppose. The issue will feature in forthcoming commission reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T. Thomas Fortune
Shaw
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Carolinas
Washington
Senate
Hawaii
Fortune
Merchants’ Association
Builders and Traders’ Exchange
Congress
Will of George Harding Probate Includes Large Estate
The will of George Harding, patent attorney, admitted to probate in Philadelphia. He died in New York City on November seventeenth. The estate is valued at 100000 pounds and upward, possibly reaching one million dollars. He leaves his entire estate to his children, except five hundred dollars to a faithful servant. Executors are to retain possession of Hotel Waterskill Company shares for their lives, with disposal rights if advantageous to the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
George Harding
East Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Hotel Waaterskill Company
Senate
Sherman
Supreme Court
American Sugar Refining Company
United States Circuit Court of New Jersey
Pittsburg
Knox
Congress
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Democratic House of Representatives
America
New York
Bryan
Missouri
Trolley Tunnel Completion Aims for Next Christmas
President E F C Young of the North Jersey Street Railway Company and director in the New York and New Jersey Tunnel Company said the tunnel between Norton Street and Fifteenth Street in Jersey City would be finished in time for trolley cars to run between the two cities by next Christmas. Work is progressing rapidly with rock near the New York shore being blasted without major delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. C. Young
North Jersey Street Railway Company
New York and
New Jersey ‘Tunnel Company
Norton Street
Fifteenth Street
Jersey City
New York Shore
Life Saver Ford Rewarded for Heroism in Greenwich
In Greenwich Connecticut Tod's estate resident A Lincoln Ford received a $2000 gold watch at a Christmas Eve church gathering for saving William Gearey of Brooklyn and his 19 year old brother John from a wrecked barge off J Kennedy Tod. Neighbors donated in amounts under $10 with notable contributors including Jenny Havemeyer and J Kennedy Tod. Ford spotted the drifting barge, launched a boat and rescued the Geareys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
William Gearey
Brooklyn
John Gearey
J. Kennedy
Tod
Sound Bench
A. Lincoln Ford
First Congregational Church
Jienny 0. Havemeyer
J. Kennedy Tod
Ford
Ogden Woman Receives 250 Dollar Government Claim
Mrs. George A. Graves of Ogden received a 250 dollar government check settling a 105 year old claim from 1798. The claim, for the capture and destruction of Capt. Robert Patton of Gardiner Maine s schooner by the French, was 1800 dollars and has seven heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
George A. Graves
United States
Robert Patton
Gardiner
Maine
Dolan Unites Hibernian Branches Under Global Body
National President James E. Dolan signed papers uniting the Ancient Order of Hibernians branches worldwide under one governing body. The amalgamation covers the United States Canada Australia Great Britain and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
James E. Dolan
Order of Hibernians
Order
Dolan
United States
Canada
Australia
Great Britain
Ireland
Tariff the vital issue and the trusts threat
Senator West of Missouri argues that monopolies thrive under protectionist tariffs and that removing tariff protection is the first step to breaking trusts. He criticizes the Dingley rates, discusses the Sherman act limits, and favors a course toward world competition and possible constitutional change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
West
Missouri
England
United States
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Dingley
Congress
Sherman
Senate Finance Committee
Judiciary Committee
Edmunds
Roosevelt to visit Denver in mid March
D B Fairlee chair of the Republican State Committee says telegraph sources report President Roosevelt will visit Denver around mid March. From Denver he plans to travel to New Mexico and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
D. B. Fairlee
Republican State Committee
Telegraph
Roosevelt
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Professor Forney killed by parlor rifle accident
SPRINGVILLE Alabama December 24 Prof Jacob Forney of the State University was accidentally killed today while shooting sparrows with a parlor rifle. He was the son of the late Major General John H Farnay of the Confederate Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
Ala
Jacob Forney
The
State University
Forney
John H. Farnay
Many New Roundsmen Promoted by Police Commissioner
Police Commissioner Partridge promoted thirty-eight patrolmen to roundsmen yesterday. He noted that some eligible candidates were passed over for sergeant roles and stressed that future promotions will favor proven record and reliability. The list of promoted names includes Higgins, Loughman, Howe, Butler, Brady, Schaffer, Nugent, Bergman, Finn, Mead, Brown, Donovan, Foye, Kiernan, Sackett, Enright, Randles, Miller, Hummel, Kaht, O'Hara, Duffy, Scoble, Kauff, Skidmo, Gilhooly, Kennedy, Kenney, Sullivan, Lynch, Busby, Murray, Quinlan, Blunt, Baker, Hart, Garga, Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partridge
John T. Higgins
Stephen Loughman
Anthony J. Howe
Jeremiah Butler
James A. Brady
Joseph A. Schaffer
Raphael R. Nugent
John L. Bergman
Francis Finn
Charles H. Mead
Henry J. Brown
Peter T. Donovan
Joseph F
John A. Kaht
James O'Hara
Lawrence Duffy
William H. Scoble
George H. Kauff
Abraham W. Skidmo
William B. Gilhooly
Mathew I.". Kennedy
John A. Kenney
William J. Sullivan
William J. Lynch
George Busby
James Murray
John H. Quinlan
Thomas J. Blunt
Thomas Baker
Samuel A. Hart
William A. Garga
Josiah Jones
Police officials acquitted in riot funeral case
Inspector Cross Captain Herlihy and Captain Albertson were acquitted by Police Commissioner Partridge on charges of neglect of duty tied to the riot at Rabbi Joseph’s funeral on July 30. Partridge dismissed the complaint after finding no sustained evidence. Gen Francis Vinton Greene, named successor, conferred with current deputies about police affairs and platoon systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector Cross
Herlihy
Albertson
Partridge
Rabbi Joseph
Col. Partridge
Francis Vinton Greene
John N. Partridge
Ebstein
Alexander R. Piper
Greene
Ex Captain Delaney Honored by East Side Police Friends
At his home 153 East Forty-fifth Street last night a group from Delaney's former command in the Police Department East Thirty-fifth Street Station presented him with a formal set of engrossed resolutions. The framed tribute highlighted his record as a policeman and was signed by sergeants roundsmen detectives and patrolmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaney
East Forty-fifth Street
East Thirty-fifth Street
John Daly
Landings for Pacific Cable Locations Chosen
S. S. Dickin son of the Commercial Pacific Cable Company returns from Manila with cable landing sites at Midway Island Guam and Manila He surveyed Nero Deep a deep ocean trench between Guam and Midway and descended to 4500 fathoms reporting the route around it impracticable for cable laying
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
S. S. Dickinson
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
Manila
Midway Island
Guam
Nero Deep
Midway
United States
Nero
Adirondack Hunters Report Strong Winter Trap and Bear Hunt
Reports from Adirondack areas say numerous bears have been killed this winter. In Stockholm two boys bagged twenty two foxes and twenty raccoons, another trio tallied muskrats and other small furs. A Duane Lake guide killed four bears and many mink sable muskrats and coons as snow depths vary across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg
N. Y
Adirondacks
Stockholm
Duane Lake
Saranac Lake
Robbers Blow Up Home. Fatalities and Loot Reported
In Mannington West Virginia two miles north of town the residence of Robert Floyd was blown up with dynamite last night. Floyd was killed instantly and Mrs. Floyd and the servant girl were seriously injured. The house was demolished and about one thousand dollars reportedly taken from the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannington
West Va
Robert Floyd
Here
Young Men's Benevolent Association Hosts Fourteenth Masquerade Ball
The Young Men's Benevolent Association of 311 East Broadway will stage its fourteenth annual masquerade and civic ball at Grand Central Palace on Saturday. Proceeds fund a new public institution on the club site. architects are preparing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Benevolent Association
East Broadway
Grand Central Palace
Brilliant Reception at San Juan Mansion
Governor Hunt and Mrs Hunt hosted a formal society reception at the Executive Mansion in San Juan to introduce their eldest daughter Miss Elizabeth Hunt. Notables included Admiral Dewey and Rear Admirals Sumner Taylor Crowninshield and Coghlan among 500 attendees from American, Porto Rican, and Spanish communities and various towns.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Hunt
Elizabeth Hunt
Admiral Dewey
Sumner
Taylor
Crowninshield
Coghlan
Rockfellow and White Marry in Grace Episcopal Church
Herbert W. Rockfellow son of ex Mayor George W. Rockfellow of Plainfield New Jersey wed Nellie May White daughter of Mr and Mrs John W White in Grace Episcopal Church Rockfellow to reside in Cardinal Virginia with their families present the couple's wedding was reported from MORJACK Virginia on December 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Morjack
Herbert W. Rockfellow
George W. Rockfellow
Plainfield
N. J
Nellie May White
Grace Episcopal Church
John W. White
Rockfellow
Cardinal, Va
arbitration set for City Hall strike vote
The City Hall alteration strike by union and non union workers is to be arbitrated by Borough President Cantor. The United Board of Building Trades and contractors Ryan and McFerran agreed on Cantor as arbitrator after the strike was ordered for employing non union labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantor
United Board of Building Trades
Ryan & McFerran
Cornell Receives Bust of Founder Ezra Cornell
Mrs. Vinnie Ream Hoxie donated her life size sculpture of Ezra Cornell to Cornell University. The gift is conditional on the figure being cast in bronze and placed on campus for public display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca, N
Vinnie Ream Hoxie
Cornell University
Ezra Cornell
Commercial Travelers Credit Letters Advance at Hotels
Commercial Travelers Credit Letters enable owners to have checks and drafts cashed without question or cost at all hotels. Natl Hotel Assn, 7 E. 42d St. Phone 4866-38.
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Nat’l Hotel
Miles Starts Inquiries Report on Death of Father Augustin
Reports from Manila detail multiple investigations into cruelty by soldiers in the Philippines. Gen Miles sent inquiries to Washington while Col Foote and Major Hunter reviewed alleged water cure abuses at Laoag and Laoag prisoners' deaths. The Father Augustin case, involving Banate water cure, has been forwarded to Washington with findings confirming the method as cause of death.
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Manila
Miles
Lipa
Batangas
Luzon
Davis
Morris C. Foote
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Foote
Washington
Islands
George K. Hunter
Fifteenth Cavalry
Robert L. Howze
Sixth Cavalry
Ince
Laoag
Ilocos
Capt
Howze
Major Hunter
China
Hunter
Gen. J. Franklin
Bell
Father Augustin
Augustin
Banate
Panay Island
Boston
Edwin F. Glenn
Fifth Infantry
Glenn
House Weds Cuban Treaty Jurisdiction Understanding
Republican leaders in the House and the President reach an agreement to avoid friction over the Cuban reciprocity treaty. The House views the treaty as a revenue measure needing House approval, while delaying Senate ratification would risk constitutional clashes over revenue control. After Senate ratification, the treaty will be submitted to the House for endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
House
Senate
House of Eee Verie
Kidnapped Boy Case Seeks State Department Aid
The State Department was asked to investigate the alleged kidnapping of ten year old Joseph Preston Ames. His aunt Mrs Helen Sparhawk claims relatives and foreign legation attachés aided the abduction and that the child was placed aboard the British steamer Soldier Prince bound for Buenos Aires.
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New York Times
Washington
State Department
Joseph Preston Ames
Helen G. Sparhawk
United States Army
Navy
Preston Ames
New York
Buenos Ayres
Admiral Cooper Assigned to Southern Division of Asiatic Station
Washington December 24 The Navy Department ordered Rear Admiral Philip H Cooper to command the Southern Division of the Asiatic Station succeeding Rear Admiral Wildes who is out sick. Cooper, currently in charge of Eastern coast naval defense, will depart for his new post around January 5. The appointment positions him to potentially become senior officer of the Asiatic fleet when Evans completes his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Philip H. Cooper
Asiatic
Wildes
Cooper
Evans
Civil Service Chief Examiner Returns to Manila
Dr. Oliver L. Falconer, chief examiner of the Civil Service Board of the Philippines, left Washington today after a two month leave and plans to reside in Manila upon his return to the Philippines.
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New York Times
Washington
Oliver L. Falconer
Civil Service Board of the Philippines
Manila
Philippines
Admirals Crown Inshield and Sumner Return to Stations
The department orders Admirals Crown Inshield and Sumner to resume their former stations after the winter manoeuvres in the Caribbean conclude.
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Washington
Navy Department
Crowninshield
Sumner
Caribbean
Arraigned for arson in East Williamsburg case
Herman Behrman of 418 Magnolia Street East Williamsburg was arraigned in Flushing Court before Magistrate Connorton on a charge of attempted arson. He was held on $1,000 bail for further examination. The complaint came from John Soelderman and the Fire Marshal. Neighbors reported smoke from Behrman’s house last Saturday night. fire was started among papers and kerosene in four rooms. A cradle near a bundle of papers was found. Fire Marshal Beers said Behrman was found in a nearby saloon Sunday morning with about $200 furniture in a house insured for $1,000.
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Herman Behrman
Magnolia Street
East Williamsburg
Flushing Court
Connorton
John Soelderman
Behrman
Beers
Behman
Highwaymen at Long Branch Threaten City Streets
In Long Branch New Jersey on December 24 two negro highwaymen robbed Mrs. Alexander Emmons in the street and attempted to rob Constable Clay Woolley. The pair fled after Woolley drew a revolver but misfired and later laid a tie on the Pleasure Bay Road track to cause a wreck which was prevented. They had earlier robbed Benjamin Frease, a grocer's clerk, and a reward is offered for their capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Long Branch
N. 3
Alexander Emmons
Clay Woolley
Pleasure Bay Road
Benjamin Frease
Philadelphia and Reading Impose One Ton Coal Limit
Pottsville Pennsylvanians report the Philadelphia and Reading Railway restricts coal purchases to one ton per month per employee and per family in the area to boost supply. Flooded collieries remain idle, cutting anthracite production after heavy rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reading
Pottsville
Penn
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
New York
Valley Stream widow held for contempt over estate accounting
Mrs August A Kuhne of Valley Stream is jailed on contempt for failing to file an accounting of her husband Henry Kuhne’s estate. The LIRR settled for 5000 after his death, leaving about 2250 to be dispersed after fees. Stepson Henry Kuhne sues for ~300 share.
Mrs. Johnson Wins Divorce in Counter Suit
Newark December 24 A vice chancellor declares in favor of Mrs Anna Van Buskirk Johnson in the divorce counter suit against Sidney George Johnson. Mrs Johnson is daughter of Aswell Browne of Rahway 58 Fulton Street while her husband is son of Henry Johnson former president of Standard Signal Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newark
Anna van Buskirk Johnson
Sidney George Johnson
Emery
Johnson
Aswell Browne
Fulton Street
Rahway
Henry Johnson
Standard Signal Company
Kings County Democrats endorse Maguire for Election Board
At the annual meeting the Kings County Democratic General Committee endorsed John Maguire the Brooklyn representative on the Board of Elections Commissioners for reappointment by the Mayor. John L. Shea was re-elected Chairman Frank E. O'Reilly Secretary Arthur Salmon Treasurer and Matthew H. Keely clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maguire
Kings County
Democratic General Committee
John Maguire
Brooklyn
Board of Elections Commissioners
John L. Shea
Frank E. O'Reilly
Arthur Salmon
Matthew H. Keely
Noted Indian Chief Isparahacher Dies at Ninety
OKMULGEE Indian Territory December 24 Chief Isparahacher of the Creek Indians died suddenly tonight at the age of ninety. He had been a prominent Creek figure for sixty years and served on every major treaty with the United States. Recently he was chosen to represent the tribe in Washington on important Creek Nation matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgee
Indian Territory
Isparahacher
United States
Washington
Fire Department Receives $100 Donation for Gabler Building Fire
Fire Commissioner Sturgis received a $100 check from Lehmaier Schwartz & Co. at 07 East Twenty-second Street. The donation to the Firemen's Pension Fund honors the department's service at the Gabler Building fire opposite the donor's factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis
Lehmaier, Schwartz & Co
East Twenty-second Street
Department Pension Fund
Gabler
Hoboken Gamblers Fined By Jersey City Court
Judge John A. Blair of General Sessions Court ordered James A. Hamill and Solomon Weinthal of Hoboken to pay a total fine of 900 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to keeping gambling resorts. Blair signaled future varied sanctions as fines proved ineffective.
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John A. Blair
General Sessions Court
Jersey City
James A. Hamill
Solomon Weinthal
Hoboken
Blair
Rear Admiral Rodgers sails for Europe aboard St Louis
Rear Admiral Frederick Rodgers departed aboard the St Louis for Europe yesterday to join his family in Paris. He plans to return in three months to assume command at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Rodgers
St. Louis
Europe
Paris
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Canal Association chairman fixes canal depth at twelve feet
Canal Association of Greater New York chairman Henry B. Hebert corrected a recent report about the proposed thousand ton barge canal. Hebert stated the canal will be not less than twelve feet deep, correcting the claim it would be nine feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Hebert
Canal Association of
Greater New York
Hebert
Rolling Stock Trust Indenture Formed
The Equitable Trust Company of New York has been named trustee under a joint equipment trust indenture by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company and the Chicago and Altona Railroad Company to supply new rolling stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Trust Company of New York
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Chicago and Altona Railroad Company
Laura Biggar Acquitted In Conspiracy Trial At Freehold
In Freehold New Jersey on December 24 the jury acquitted Laura Biggar and found Dr. Charles C. Hendrick and Justice of the Peace Samuel Stanton guilty of conspiracy to seize the estate of Henry M. Bennett. The verdict followed over twenty hours of deliberation with Biggar winning early polls but the men convicted. Mrs Hendrick sobbed, fainted, and was revived in court. Biggar expressed bleak future prospects and indicated plans to stay at a local hotel. An appeal was expected for the convicted defendants once Judge Heisey returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
N. J
Laura Biggar
Charles C. Hendrick
Samuel Stanton
Miss Biggar
Henry M. Bennett
Heisley
Heisey
Hendrick
No Biggar Christmas Tree Scandal Ends In Acquittal
NO BIGGAR CHRISTMAS TREE. Freehold New Jersey December 24 The man who sold the Biggar Hendrick Christmas tree faced a confusing verdict outcome After Laura Biggar was acquitted plans to light the tree at the Hotel Belmont were abandoned The dealer considered splitting the order but Miss Biggar vetoed the tree preventing any celebration that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
N. J
Biggar-Hendrick
Laura Biggar
Dr. Hendrick
Stanton
Miss Biggar
Coil of hair saves life in Astoria grocery attack
Margaret Hughes, 65, owner of a Hopkin Avenue grocery in Astoria, fought off a felon using a lead pipe as a coil of hair saved her skull. She is hospitalized in Long Island City with three scalp wounds. the assailant fled after the blow broke on her hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hughes
Hopkins Avenue
Astoria
Labor Leader Accuses Bribe Over Tunnel Franchise
William G. Bourke, Brooklyn labor figure, says he was offered money to help passage of a Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel franchise without a labor clause. He alleges a Brooklyn lawyer involved, claiming $20 now and $500 later, while Central Labor Union denounces officials who backed the contract and an offer to labor men. The lawyer did not respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Tunnel
William G. Bourke
Radical Democracy of
Brooklyn
Federated Union of Manhattan
Bourke
Citizens’ Union
Central Federated Union
Baltimore and Ohio to Build New 200 Mile Line
Baltimore and Ohio announces a new railroad line about 200 miles long to shorten the distance between Baltimore and Pittsburgh by at least fifty miles. Cut-offs west of Pittsburgh will bring Chicago eighty miles nearer Baltimore, with the old South Penn route used in construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pittsburg
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
South Penn
Savannah Line Pier Fire Damages $5000 At North River Pier
A fire at the Savannah Steamship Line offices on the Savannah River pier caused about $5000 in damage. Fireboat New Yorker responded on the first alarm, extinguishing with four streams. The pier stored butter tubs and cotton bales. a moored lighter was cut away and a neighboring steamer was towed clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah Steamship Line
North River
New Yorker
Tacoochee
Savannah Line
Despondent Woman Dies By Carbolic Acid Poisoning
Joyce M. Dailey a 24 year old manicurist living at 307 West Fifty second Street was found dead in her room from carbolic acid poisoning after a broken mirror incident. She had been despondent and separated from her husband for some time with relatives in Brooklyn Greenpoint and New Jersey. A Mormon Elder picture and Salt Lake City Tabernacle image were found in the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce M. Dailey
Mirror
Marguerite Place
Mrs. Place
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Capts. Herlihy and
Gen. Greene
Pacific Cable
Cornell
Lake George
War Department
Dr. Falconer
Falconer
Civil Service Commission
Ward
Buenos Aires
Admiral Cooper
Asiatic Station
Civil Service IN
Aid Firemen’s Pension Fund
Admiral Rodgers
Mrs. Hendrick
Rob
Tokay
Angelica
Gold Seal
Norton’s
H. T. DEWEY @ SONS CO
Lemaire
Cluett-Peabody
Cluett
Arrow
Frank G.tullidge & CO
Cincinnati
L. J. Callanan
Vesey St
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