Hamilton Bank Reopens After Court approves resumption
Supreme Court Justice Betts in Kingston orders Hamilton Bank to reopen. Depositors in Harlem cheer as Receiver Frank White hands over affairs to referee Clarence E Bloodgood. A large Bronx crowd marches to President Montgomery and Father Farrell, with plans for a Jan 2 reopening.
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Supreme Court
Betts
Kingston
N. Y
Hamilton Bank
Harlem
Justice Betts
Clarence E. Bloodgood
Catskill
Frank White
Tremont
McGlynn
William R. Montgomery
Anthony Place
Bronx
Borough Bank
Hamilton
Chopin
Montgomery
Mr. Montgomery
Grand Jury
Ton Bank
Peter Farrell
St. Joseph’s Church
Bathgate
Tremont Avenues
Father Farrell
The Reopening Decision
Special to The New York Times reports on a pivotal reopening decision by authorities in N, detailing policy shifts and potential impact on local communities.
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New York Times
Priest shoots priest in County Tipperary during Christmas Day attack
Dublin dispatch reports Rev W White, Diocesan Curate of Cashel, shot and severely wounded by former rival Rev Thomas Gib bings, Protestant clergyman. Gibbings fled after the incident and surrendered to police. White received care at a neighbor's home then Dublin Hospital, grave but unstable. A fellow clergyman brother of White knew of no prior quarrel.
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NEW York Times
London
Dublin
W. White
Cashel
County
Tipperary
Thomas 8
Gibbings
White
Mr. White
Ballingarry
Folk never whipped says mother of Gov Folk
Brownsville Tenn mother of Gov Folk, Mrs Henry Bates Folk, visits St Louis for a family reunion and denies ever spanking her children. She says Folk was raised to be a minister and could pursue the presidency if his brothers wish, with her consent.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
Taft
Gov. Folk
Henry Bates Folk
Brownsville
Tenn
James Avery Webb
Folk
United States
Joe
Died While Confronting Tetatus Study Firmly on Fate
Dr Joseph Peasden head of Nelson Morris laboratory died at Chicago Baptist Hospital from heart failure induced by tetanus. A famed tetanus expert he diagnosed his own case, directed hospital care, and insisted on anesthesia only as a final relief. His fall during a lab move preceded the fatal infection.
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New York Times
Chicago
Joseph Peasden
Nelson Morris & Co
Chicago Baptist Hospital
Peasden
Frederick C. Hanmore
Morris & Co
J. B. Murphy
Frank Willand
Dr. Peasden
Escage Baptist Hospital
Tient
Tod Correc
Troops appeal Brownsville discharge in U S District Court
A petition filed in the United States District Court challenges President Roosevelt's 1906 dismissal of Companies B C and D of the Twenty-fifth Infantry colored over the Brownsville riot. Oscar W Reid seeks back pay from Nov 16 1906 to July 18 1907. lawyers say unnamed New England backers push the suit to test military and federal law limits.
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United States District Court
Roosevelt
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Texas
Oscar W. Reid
The
Twenty-fifth
Ward, Mellin & Woodbridge
Nassau Street
Court of Claims
United States
New England
Francis Woodbridge
Rela
Reid
H. Clay M. Supplee
Fort Brown
Company Street
United States Service
United States Army
Warm Wave Heads East Brightening Summer Outlook
A warm wave moving from North Dakota toward the Atlantic Coast could lift temperatures by about 25 degrees, bringing highs near 70 to 74 degrees if it arrives today as in the Mississippi and Missouri Valleys. Rain is possible on Saturday as seasonable weather returns.
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North Dakota
Atlantic
Mississippi
Missouri
Arrival and departure notices of steamships Prins Frederick Hendrik and Lucania
Arrived Prins Frederick Hendrik at Amsterdam and Lucania reported to depart. Brief harbor update notes timings near Pastnet port area with a 12:30 A. event and Queenstown due around morning.
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Prins Frederick Hendrik
Amsterdam
Lucania
Microcel Ope A Og
West
Pastnet
Queenstown
Roosevelt authorizes discharge of Brownsville battalion
Washington officials and Congress members tracking the Brownsville affair learn New York courts will hear a challenge to the Presidents discharge of the entire battalion. Debate in Congress noted the action as constitutional questions arose, with Foraker accusing overreach. Evidence tied soldiers to the shooting, guiding the Presidents decision to dismiss all members.
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New York Times
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Heads to Pine Knot Virginia for Hunt
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt with children Miss Ethel Archie and Quentin arrive at North Garden Virginia and proceed to Pine Knot for several days of cross country hunting. The party plans possum and turkey hunts with huntsmen and dogs, seeking Virginia wild turkey.
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New York Times
Scottsville
Roosevelt
Ethel
Archie
Quentin
North Garden
Washington
Pine Knot
Virginia
Carow
Pine Knot Estate
Roosevelt Sends Boy Ten Dollars As Gift
Worcester Massachusetts, December 26. Jacob Kriesfeld, 14, of 88 Green Street, received a letter from President Roosevelt containing a ten dollar bill. The gift came after Kriesfeld sent a handmade calendar measuring 20 by 82 inches featuring an American eagle and the President’s name in the scroll. The work was praised as fine handiwork and clearly appreciated by the President.
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New York Times
Worcester
Mass
Jacob Kriesfeld
Green Street
Roosevelt
Young Kriesfeld
Patterson Beaten Amid Denver Press Feud
Frederick G. Bonfils, owner and editor of The Denver Post, assaulted ex-Senator Thomas M. Patterson, editor of The Morning News and The Times, after papers criticized city gambling and Post leadership. Patterson was struck on the temple, witnesses intervened, and Bonfils warned of another attack if further criticism appears.
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New York Times
Denver
Frederick G. Bonfils
Denver Post
Thomas M. Patterson
Patterson
Morning News
the Times
Post
Bonfils
Man in Critical Condition After Self-Inflicted Lead Ear Injury
James H. Conkling a Middletown merchant is in Thrall Hospital after pouring molten lead into his right ear. Police were alerted when he disappeared weeks ago and were told to find him. Doctors report the ear drum burned away and the inner cavity filled, with lead drilled out but not removable. Authorities suspect a mental crisis motive linked to Hamlet and a self inflicted act.
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New York Times
Middletown
N. Y
James H. Conkling
Depot Street
J. B. Hulett
I. H. Lent
Conkling
Hamlet
Vice Consul Reports Hackensack Man Wounded in Brazil
A cablegram from Bahia states George H. Vice of Hackensack New Jersey was wounded during an attempted invasion of Minas Geraes and has been hospitalized. The trial of other page members including Sebastian De Magali as reader was postponed.
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Washington
State Department
Bahia
George H. Vice
Hackensack
N. J
Minas i Geraes
Sebastian de Magali
Youth shoots father in Buffalo home dining room
Charles Schroff, 16, shot and killed his father in the family dining room believing his mother was in danger of being choked. He remained at the scene and surrendered to police. the elder man was a saloon keeper.
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New York Times
Buffalo
Charles Schroff
Tenor Albani Arrested Over Exclusive Contract Claim
Boston audience watches as Garios Albani, Manrico of the San Carlo Grand Opera Company, is escorted by a Boston constable at the Majestic Theatre while Oscar Hammerstein seeks $1,000 in advances and a contract dispute unfolds. Hammerstein alleges an exclusive singing agreement and premature release claims. Albani counters with an unauthorised restriction dispute and intent to contest demands.
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New York Times
Boston
Majestic Theatre
Il Trovatore
San Carlo Grand Opera Company
Garios Albani
Manrico
Italy
Albani
Oscar Hammerstein
New York
Henry Russell
San Carlo
America
Hennessey
Hammerstein
Brothers Drown Together In New Jersey Ice Lake Hopatcong Tragedy
Daniel Dunn aged 13 and Michael Dunn aged 11 disappeared Christmas Day while checking traps on Lake Hopatcong near Raccoon Island. Their bodies were found this morning under ice less than an inch thick, near Neidlinger's cottage, close together.
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Dover
N. J
Daniel
Michael Dunn
Lake Hopatcong
Raccoon Island
Joseph Dunn
Neidlinger
Young skaters drown at Stone's Pond in Castleton
In Castleton, Vermont, three young people died after ice broke on Stone's Pond while they skated hand in hand. Three others were rescued unconscious and three more were saved, with mill hands aiding by bringing planks to reach them. The deceased are Ida B. Franklin of Saratoga New York aged 24 Ida Putnam of Castleton aged 20 and George Hunter of Castleton 21.
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New York Times
Rutland
Stone’s Pond
Castleton
Ida B. Franklin
Saratoga
N. Y
Ida Putnam
George Hunter
Robbers Menace Woman at Hillcrest Estate Home
In Great Barrington Massachusetts on December 26 two men forced Mrs. William Crumie to surrender the keys to Hillcrest estate while she and her child were inside. The husband arrived in time to stop the robbery though the burglars threatened to kill her. They sought silverware and valuables and offered her gold watch before escaping.
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New York Times
Great Barrington
Mass
William Crumie
Hillcrest
G. W. Peters
Mie
Man Found Dead On Iselin Property In Mount Vernon
A well dressed young man with pockets turned inside out was found shot on the C. Oliver Iselin estate between Larchmont and New Rochelle. A .38 revolver lay near the body and initials H B were in a derby hat. Police and the coroner investigate. death is believed self-inflicted.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
C. Oliver Iselin
Larchmont
New Rochelle
H. B
Wiesendanger
Gypsy Queen Robbed in Bronx Camp
Dora Parse, gypsy queen near White Plains Road, reported to Wakefield police that a stranger who visited for fortune telling stole between 8000 and 9000 in mixed country coins and four silver chains from her tent. Police raided the camp and held nine gypsies for questioning through an interpreter.
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Dora Parse
Boston Road
White Plains Road
Bronx
Wakefield
United States
Recovering His Reason in Auburn Hermit's Long Stand
In Worcester Massachusetts on December 26 a 75 year old hermit named Andrew P Johnson of Auburn regains his lost sanity after decades of wandering caused by a youth romance ending in rejection. He lived alone in a hut near the Auburn line and has recently shown signs of improvement due to solitude.
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New York Times
Worcester
Mass
Auburn
Andrew P. Johnson
Johnson
Europe
America
Auburn Line
Bookkeeper Charged With Missing 35000 at New Jersey Firm
Samuel H. Debrell a bookkeeper and paymaster for the New Jersey Boiler Company in Boonton was arrested in Morristown after $35000 vanished from company books. He is 25 and held on $1000 bail as investigators reviewed three years of payroll records. Debrell's Norfolk Virginia home is cited with his family reported to be well to do.
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New York Times
Morristown
N. J
Edward R. Cate
New Jersey Boiler Company
Boonton
Samuel H. Debrell
Debrell
Norfolk
Missing Ball children case effects Brockton search
Brockton Massachusetts December 26 1904 City Marshal Kingman said no new clues on the fate of the Ball children missing since December 2. Inspector Skinner will pursue new facts. The Brockton Enterprise offers a $100 reward for discovery of the children dead or alive and appeals for more rewards from citizens.
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New York Times
Brockton
Mass
John Ball
Kingman
Inspector Skinner
Robber Slays White Plains Collector In Elmsford
Hugo Gassovog, a White Plains life insurance collector, was shot in the breast by a masked highwayman near Elmsford and robbed of a gold watch and $150. He died later at Eastview County Hospital. Sheriff Lane and Coroner Squire investigated but found no clue on the robber’s route.
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New York Times
White Plains
Westchester County
Hugo Gassovog
Elmsford
Gassovog
Eastview
Squire
Sheriff Lane
Gassavoy
Navy Bureau Clash Spurs Possible Navy Reorganization
Congress may act to reorganize the Navy Department amid a long dispute between Admiral Brownson and Surgeon General Rixey over Relief command. The House Naval Affairs Sub-Committee found Bureau conflicts hampering yard work and urged reorganization to restore efficiency.
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New York Times
Washington
Navy
Navy Department
Bureau
Admiral Brownson
Rixey
Reuterdahl
White House
Huffy
Huff
Congress
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Annapolis
Navy Yards
Foss
Illinois
House
Dawson
Iowa
Browngan
United States
Roosevelt
Charles F. Stokes
Brownson
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