Brandt Pardoning Push Tangles Albany Power Plays
Albany reports say Attorney General will urge Governor Sulzer to pardon Foulke Engelbrecht Brandt serving 30 years for burglary in Dannemora. Sulzer says timing uncertain while Whitman, District Attorney, denies recommending clemency amid Tammany pressure.
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New York Times
Albany
Ares
Sulzer
Foulke Engelbrecht Brandt
Dannemora
Fifth Avenue Hgne
Mortimer St. Schiff
Brandt
Gov. Sulzer
Owen L. Potter
Pardon, Ciers
Executive Department
Gu. Sulzer
Lewis Nixon
Mr. Sulzer
Brand
Mr. Whitman
Mr. Sulcer
Cor
Lam
New York
Council of Taramany
Ma. Whitman
Mar. Sulzer
Brandét
Winimmin
Ve Oiel F. Conaan
Supreme Court
Victor J. Dowling
Tinic
Whitman
Suapreme Court
James W. Gerard
Wiitman
Dix Lust Vanvarys
Rosalsky
Sears
Fuster
Fotuer
Grundt
Puise Justice
Board of Varvule
Gov. Dix
Board of Parole
Potter
Atte
Dix
Cov. Sulzer
Vicy. Reniger
Isman Plans New Times Square Theatre After Half‑Million Purchase
Felix Isman, after paying about $500000, acquires the Gardner McGill properties at 120 West Forty Second Street and 126 128 139 West Forty Third Street, opposite Hotel Knickerbocker. He may create a high class amusement house, expanding his Forty Second Street frontage to about 60 feet.
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Times Square
Felix Isman
Forty-third Streets
Broadway
Sixth Avenue
Isman
Shah Gardner McGill
West Forty-second Street
Knickerbocker
Weeat Forty-third Street
Gardner
McGill
Forty-second Street
Forty-third Street
Mr. Isman
Republic Theatre
Oscar Iammerstein
David Telasco
Jisman
Seventh Avenue
Forty-first Street
Torry-first Street
Princess Eleonore Renounces Rank in Viennese Wedding
Archduchess Eleonore eldest daughter of Archduke Karl Stephan renounces all family rights to wed Naval Lieutenant Alfons von Kloss who fell in love with her aboard her father’s yacht. The ceremony occurred at Daybusch chapel Galicia with a small rural crowd. The couple plans a Pola Adriatic honeymoon before the groom returns to sea after three weeks.
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Vienna
Jen
Archduchess
Eleonore
Skxarl Stephan
Alfons von Wloss
Daybusch
Galicia
Archduke Stephan
Frau von Kloss
Pola
Adriatic
President Sets Dress Expense Cap for Wives in Paris Court
In a Paris Fifth Civil Court ruling the president capped a wife’s dress spend at the home rent. The suit involved a wife ordering 2750 worth of dresses and furs annually while her rent stood at 500. The court reduced the husband’s personal liability to 800 for the dressmaker.
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Paris
Jan
Fifth
Eight Months for Suffragists in London Murders Campaign
In London the militant suffragettes May Risinghurst and Louisa Gay were convicted and sentenced to eight months imprisonment for assaults linked to the mail box destruction campaign. Mare Billinghart, a cripple, has also been imprisoned in connection with the suffrage activities. Evidence described boxes tampered with acids varnish and inflammable liquids to destroy valuable documents including money orders contracts and notes.
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London
May Risinghurst
Louisa Gay
Huteages
Ola Bailey
Mare Billinghart
Alveeny
Heey
Centre Gil West
First Parcel Post Insurance Claim Filed in City
W Y Little & Co photographers mailed a Gary Indiana negative to E A Smith in Chicago. It arrived damaged, valued at 5 dollars, insured for 50 with a 10 cent fee paid, and attorney J B G Rinehart represented the firm.
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Parcel Post
W. Y. Little & Co
Beaver Street
Wall Street
Gary
Ind
E. A. Smith
America Bridge Commany
Chicago
J. B. G. Rinehart
Manhattan
Bronx
Pioneer de Luxe Trains via Rock Island Line
Advertisement touts low altitude routes to California on a direct Rock Island Line journey. Describes deluxe train features and no excess fare, inviting travelers to make the trip memorable. Information supplied by K. Fe Falmer of New York.
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Showhine
California
Rock Island Line
K. FE
Falmer
Broadway
New York
Adv
State Auditing Gaps Highlighted by Graft Inquiry
Albany reports reveal the state controller cannot audit most government expenditures as departments audit their own accounts and send vouchers for approval. Witnesses urge a centralized bureau of auditing. investigations probe illegal property purchases and a missing $7000 in the Armory Commission accounts.
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New York Times
Albany
Jan
Sulzers
Education Department
Hospital Commission
Agricultural Department
Highway Commission
James M. Wendell
Highway Department
State Hospital Commission
G. Gordon Reel
State Superintendent of Highways
D. W. Peel
Public Works Department
John A. Bensel
First National Bank of Albany
Gov. Dix
William Verbeck
State Armory Commission
Sulzer
Carmody
Mget
Verbeck
Atr
Exchange Savings Bank
The Trouble With Wall Street and the Remedy
An important and unusually interesting feature on this subject will appear in Sundays Times. The article promises a sharp analysis of financial markets and potential solutions from expert voices. It hints at broader implications for investors and the economy.
West Point Cadet Marries Miss Davis at Tarrytown
Florence E K Davis of Buffalo and Elmer K Adler a West Point sergeant wed in Tarrytown after meeting at a West Point Yale football game. Adler faces absence without leave charges and may resign from the academy. The couple planned a wedding trip to Baltimore and New York after the ceremony.
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New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
Florence EK. Davis
Harrys J. Davis
Buffalo
Elmer K. Adler
West Point
Second Reformed Church
G. H. Hegeman
Adler
Academy
Billings
Mon
Sergt. Adler
Miss Davis
Col. Townsley
Miss Mason
Yale
Mr. Davis
Miss Devis
Sergeant Ader
West Shore Railroad
Newburg
Russ Davis
Florence Inn
Parke
Mr. Adler
Duchess of Connaught Suffering Serious Illness in Montreal
The Duchess of Connaught lies in a special ward at Royal Victoria hospital with a second attack of peritonitis. Doctors Dr. A J Garrow Dr W W Chipman and Dr Eli Worthington report she did not pass a very night but showed some improvement this morning.
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New York Times
Montreal
Quebec
Duchess of Connaught
Royal Victoria Hospital
Ducness
A. J. Garrow
Garrow
W. W. Chipman
Eli
Worthington
Duchess of
Shipping News Update From The Atlantic Crossing
The latest shipping note from Mamcons Wireless places the American Line ship J Paul sailing Southampton to New York as 193 miles east at 10 PM yesterday, due at 11 AM today. Genuine Deerfoot Farm Sausages are always wrapped in parchment with red imprint, and imitators are warned.
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Mamcons Wireless
J. Paul
American Line
Southampton
New York
Alchemic Gold Company Convicts Two in London Case
In a London session case two men were charged with stealing alchemic gold valued at 2250. The Alchemy Gold Company Ltd prosecuted the case. Both defendants were convicted and sentenced to terms of imprisonment.
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Bs Marconi Transatlantic Wireless
New York Times
London
Jan
Alchemy Gold Company, Ltd
Storm battered schooner reaches New London
The coal laden schooner Tight, crew exhausted after twenty days battling hurricanes, was towed into New London by the revenue cutter Acushnet fifteen miles west of Montauk. Captain F P Thompson of Tampa, Fla, commands the ship bound from Philadelphia to Guatemala. Crew members are sick from exhaustion.
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New London
Conn
Edward G. Tight
Acushnet
Montauk
Philadelpha
Guatemala
Ib Thompson
Tampa
Via
Mrs Sage Pays Old Debt To Aid Mountain Girls School
In Cartersville Georgia a New York financier Russell Sage sent Mrs Felton a $2500 check to cover a debt John Slocum, a prospector befriended by Mr and Mrs Felton in 1835, owed to leave unpaid. The funds will establish a mountain girls school.
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New York Times
Cartersville
Eve John Slocum
William
Felton
Ducktown
John Slocum
Elton
Fairey
Sage
Eltons
Will of G Oscar V Pfeiffer Cuts Off Dishonest Sons
The Scarsdale estate will of G Oscar V Pfeiffer disinherits any son who leads a dishonest or riotous life or is adjudged a drunkard. Shares of such a son go to his family, with Mrs. Pfeiffer and James G Cannon of Scarsdale named executors.
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New Yook Times
White Plains
N. Y
G. Oscar V Pfeiffer
Scarsdale
Pfeiffer
James G. Cannon
Fourth National Bank of
New York City
Noon Mass Granted for St Andrew’s Church
At Cardinal Warley’s request a special privilege allows St Andrew's Roman Catholic Church at City Hall Place and Deane Street to celebrate Mass at noon daily. The dispensation, needed since church rules require masses before noon, marks the church as hosting both the earliest and latest masses for many churches worldwide.
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Cardinal Warley
St Andrew's
Chorth
City Hall Place
Deane Street
St. Andrew's Church
Bluke J. Evers
$125000 In Guptd's Scales Special to The New York Fines
Miss Elizabeth Huther would lose $125000 if she marries a Protestant before turning 21 under her father Henry Huther's will. The fortune would go to the Church of the Nativity in the city and the Church of St. Nicholas in Brooklyn. Upon reaching adulthood she would gain income and a guardian would be appointed.
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Joseph F. Scott
Dix
Collins
Col. Scot
Col. Scott
George Washington Benham
Auburn
Charles I. Rattigan
Rattigan
Thomas Mott Oxsborne
Democratic Party
Up State
Ger. Sulzer
Benham-snab Potce
Mwe
Sulzer
New York
Gilkeepsip
Elizabeth Huther
Kenry Huther
Huther
Suffragists Plan Washington March Under New Banner
Miss Ida A Craft announces a renewed suffrage pilgrimage from Hudson Terminal on Feb 10 to reach Washington for a pro suffrage parade along Pennsylvania Avenue. Delegations from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia pledge support. aim to recruit and impress President Wilson. The march will feature knapsacks and staffs with some food discarded. itinerary includes Philadelphia Wilmington Baltimore and ends in Washington in March for a mass rally and meeting at Continental Hall.
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Washington
Ida A. Craft
Rosalie Jones
Albany
Hudson Terminal
Cotes
National Capital
President Wilson
Pennsylvania Avenue
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Thesday
Baltimore
District of Columbia
Continental Tall
Baker's Bank Gains 86 Million Show Dominant Wall Street Figure
Baker's Bank reports an 86 million dollar gain fueling congressional interest. Lawmakers, impressed by the surge, view the bank's leadership as the central force in Wall Street operations.
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Baker's Bank
Baker Testifies on Bank Profits Before Pujo Committee
George J. Baker chairman of the First National Bank of New York and former president testifies to the Pujo Committee revealing profits and dividends since the bank’s founding. He discusses stock holdings, partnerships with Morgan and Stillman, the First Security Company, and transfers affecting the Chase National Bank. He opposes public disclosure of bank assets and asserts no improper control shifts occurred.
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Washington
First National Bank of New York
George J. Baker
Reaa
Pujo
Haker
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
Miz Baker
Froysell
Samuel Untermyec
Jie
Campeltea
Jerm Spooner
Fisher A. Baker
Bakers
Baker
George PF. Baker
Stesk
New York
Waker
First’ Security Company
First National Bank
Mess Ns. Morgan
Chase National Bank
First Security Company
Wiggin
Vase Bank
Chase National
Chase Bank
Equitable Life
Mutual Life
Untermyer
National’ Banks
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Hart
Arthur L. Andrews
W. R. Erving
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Union Trust Company
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