Dix Gives Hope to Shepard Men In Albany Fight
Albany dispatch reports Gov. Dix convened Osborne Osbon and Treiman and Col. Monroe to the Executive Mansion as the caucus neared. Shepard backers fear a compromise candidate may emerge while Murphy signals he may back Sheehan or reveal a choice after the caucus.
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Shepard
New York Times
Albany
Thomas M. Osborne
William Church Osbon
Charles HE. Treman
Robert Grier Monroe
New York County
Democratic League
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Osborne
Osborn
Sheehan
Mr. Sheehan
Ten Eycle
Edward M. Shepard
Mr. Osborne
Executive Mansion
William Church Osborn
Shepard Committee
New York
Mr.Sheehan
Tim
Tammany
Mr. Murphy
Chauncey M. Depew
United States
Senate
D Cady. Herrick
Ten Eyck
Friends of Tammany
Murphy
Isidore Friedman Kills Father After Family Quarrel
Isidore Friedman, 21, shot and killed his father Hyman Friedman during a domestic dispute at 9 Patterson Street Paterson New Jersey. He later told Detective Sergeant Lord he killed to protect his mother and brother Archie who was being strangled. Annie Calp a Polish employee of the family was arrested with the two Friedman sons.
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New York Times
Paterson
N. J
Isidore Friedman
Hyman
Friedman
Patterson Street
Lord
Archie
Annie Calp
Friedmans
Hyman Friedman
Isidore
Rose
Samuel
Archie Friedman
Body of Workless Stranded Man Found in Woodside Woods
Four or five boys discovered a deceased man near Thompson and Greenpoint Avenues south of Woodside. Police suspect hunger and exposure as the cause. autopsy to be conducted by Coroner Schaefer. The man, about 42, Irish appearance, weighed 135 pounds, 5 feet 8 inches, worn in a sock suit with tan shoes. A man matching his description was seen in Woodside last week seeking work.
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Thompson and
Greenpoint Avenues
Woodside
J. 1
Little Hill
Astoria
Trudden
Fourth Street
Long Island City
Schaefer
Highwayman Defeated in Lodi Robbery Attempt
James Cole, son of a late policeman, attempted to rob a Mondtatteee Company wagon in Lodi New Jersey as driver Herman Greenstein carried about 100 dollars. Greenstein fought back, overpowered Cole and Cole was arrested and held for the grand jury.
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James Cole
Lodi
N. J
Mondtatteee Company
Newark
Ole
Cole
Herman Greenstein
Greensten
Greenstein
Pinot's Second Flight Ends With Aerial Wreck
Lucien Pinot, New York aviator, after a prior ground fall, attempted an experimental flight at Guttenberg track. He rose smoothly, circled once, then veered toward Henry Jones's farm and crashed into trees. He escaped unharmed though the plane was wrecked as spectators watched.
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Lucien Pinot
New York
Guttenberg
Mohawk Airship Company
Henry Jones
Pinot
Auto did it who pays
Newport Rhode Island January 15 broke plate glass window on Thames Street by a stone from a car driven by Sidney J Colford Jr insured window and car and question arises of who pays City potential liability discussed though no one was injured and stone struck four feet above sidewalk
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New
Another Kidnapping Suspect Arrested in Longo Case
An Italian man was arrested near First Avenue and Seventy Fifth Street on charges of aiding the kidnapping of six year old Joseph Longo of 186 Twenty first Street Brooklyn on Nov 19 1910 and carrying a loaded revolver. He claimed to be Giuseppi Bellazzi aged 28 of Madougal Street. Police Commissioner Flynn and aides have pursued the upper East Side case for a week arresting the man and a woman already imprisoned for forty nine years in the same kidnapping plot.
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Joseph Longo
Twentyfirst Street
Brooklyn
First Avenue
Seventy-fifth Street
Giuseppi Bellazzih
Madougal Street
Flynn
Upper East Side
Priner Sota Ieee
Aiza
Admiral Barry Forced to Quit Amid Navy Crisis
Rear Admiral Edward Buttevant Barry commander in chief of the Pacific fleet faced sensational charges that he was forced to resign. The New York native and West Virginia crew faced ostracism amid rumors of a court martial. He telegraphed for retirement to receive half pay and denied all accusations as enemies’ fabrications.
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New York Times
San Francisco
Edward Buttevant Barry
Pacific Fleet
Navy
Navy Department
Chronicle
New York
West Virginia
Barry
Department
Washington
Admiral Barry
St. Mary’s Church
The Ocean by Leonid Andreyev To Be Published
The Times will publish The Ocean translated by Herman Bernstein as a Sunday feature on January 22. Andreyev is described as Russia’s foremost author and the piece will appear in full in the newspaper.
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Herman Bernstein
Leonid Andreyev
Russia
Times of Sunday Next
Countess Muriel von Seherr-Thoss Menaced by Bomb Plot
Berlin reports Countess Muriel von Seherr-Thoss daughter of Henry White former US ambassador to France faced a blackmail plot at Steinseifersdorf castle in Silesia. A local man Fiedler demanded money threatening a dynamite blast and was sentenced to two years hard labor after incriminating evidence was found. The case follows her 1909 Paris wedding to Count Hermann Seherr-Thoss and her winter stay in Paris with the family estate holdings and prominence in Prussian nobility.
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Tom New
Berlin
Muriel von Seherr-Thoss
Henry White
France
Steinseifersdorf
Silesia
Fiedler
Schneiding
Hermann Seherr-Thoss
Count Seherr- Thoss
Dobrau
Prussian Silesia
Prussia
Hermann
House of Lords
Muriel White
St. Joseph’s Church
Avenue Hoche
Paris
United States
Mgr
Aniette
Avenue de l'Ama
Triple lynching shocks Kentucky mob drags three Negroes to bridge
In Shelbyville, Kentucky, a mob of about twenty broke into the county jail, seized Eugene Marshall Wade Patterson and James West, hanged Marshall from a railroad bridge, and shot the others as they attempted to flee. The jailer Edward Thompson handed over the keys to spare his family.
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New York Times
Louisville
Shelbyville
Eugene Marshall
Wade Pattersoh
Elizabeth Rubin
James West
Mary Coley
Edward Thompson
Marshall
West
Patterson
Boy Stabber Seized After Boarding House Attack
Martin De Temple, 17, was arrested by four Brooklyn detectives as he left his brother in law James Holland’s home. He confessed felonious assault and grand larceny after ransacking rooms at a boarding house on Bergen Street. He wounded Mrs Mary Irwin and her daughter Dorothy Irwin, biting the daughter and stabbing the elder woman twenty seven times. He fled before officers arrived.
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Martin de Temple
Seventeenth Street
Brooklyn
James Holland
Cooper Street
Bergen Street
Mary Irwin
Dorothy Irwin
de Temple
Navy clears Admiral Barry of charges in retirement notice
Beekman Winthrop stated Admiral Barry retired voluntarily with no charges filed. Rear Admiral Chancey M. Thomas will succeed as Commander in Chief of the Pacific Fleet, taking over from Admiral Barry, with Thomas currently commanding the Second Division under Barry.
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York Times
Washington
Beekman Winthrop
Barry
Chancey M. Thomas
Pacific Fleet
Thomas
Admiral Barry
New Yorker Edward Barry Succeeds Harber as Pacific Fleet Chief
Rear Admiral Edward B Barry born in New York and educated there rose to Commander in Chief of the Pacific fleet last Fall. A veteran of over thirty years at sea, he served aboard the Macedonian Savannah Wabash Brooklyn Wachusett and Alaska and witnessed actions in Callao and the sinking of a Chilean cruiser.
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Giles B. Harber
Pacific Fleet
Navy
Garrett Robert Barry
Sarah Agnes Glover Barry
Lespinasse School
St. Francis Kavier College
Barry
Macedonian
Savannah
Naval Academy
Worcester
France
Brooklyn
Wachusett
Sinte
Admiral B the
Harry
Alaska
Pacific
Chilea
Coras Union
Callao
Loa
Italian Waiter Sentenced for Robbery in St Moritz
Cattaneo the Italian waiter who robbed Mrs. Daniel Bacon of New York at St Moritz last August was sentenced in Geneva to four years in prison and life exile. His wife, involved in the crime, received eighteen months in prison and ten years exile. All jewels were recovered buried in a forest at Vichy.
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Friends
Mr. Shepard
Ten Eyck
Thomas M. Osborne
William Church Osborn
Frank M. Loomis
Buffalo
Col
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Montgomery Hare
New York
Mr. Osborne
Sheehan
NEW York Times
Geneva
Cattaneo
St. Moritz
Daniel Bacon
Gilbert Parker
Vichy
Electric giants clash as GE buys Beaver County Light
General Electric acquires control of Beaver County Light Company, consolidating fifteen electric firms in Beaver and Upper Ohio Valleys. W Caryl Ely and Van Horne Ely organize bonds and stock sales to Girard Trust and other Philadelphia financiers for GE. A Beaver Dam plant uses water power to generate electricity, with canal plans enhancing regional access to the Ohio River.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
General Electric Company
Westinghouse
General Electric
Beaver County Light Company
Beaver
Upper
Ohio Valleys
W. Caryl Ely
van Horne Ely
Buffalo
Girard Just Company
Philadelphia
E. T. Stocksbury
Drexel & Co
J. G. White & Co
New Light
Beaver Dam
Ohio River
Gene Electric
Morgan Visits Washington Secretive Monetary Talks
J Pierpont Morgan stayed at the Arlington Hotel in Washington from Friday to tonight and left for New York on the 12 10 train. He is linked to the National Monetary Commission as it nears a final draft for Congress. Taft met bankers at the White House amid fiscal legislation talks and Morgan’s presence fuels talk of consultation. Former Assistant Secretary of the Navy Satterlee and Mrs Morgan accompanied him, with rumors of illness denied.
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New York Times
Washington
J. Pierpont Morgan
Arlington Hotel
New York
Mr. Morgan
National Monetary Commission
Congress
Taft
White House
No Commission
Morgan
St. Augustine
Atlantic Coast Line
Pennsylvania Station
Florida
Knickerbocker
Chamberlain
TIMES
Mr. Hyde
Dan Smith
John Y. Smith
Florida Everglades
Halifax River
Ormond
Fla
Smith
Mutiny at Elvas Forces Portuguese Pay Demands
Reports from Badajoz say Elvas garrison mutinied demanding higher pay and the Portuguese Government granted concessions. Campo Maior officials asked Lisbon to send two battalions, but authorities refused citing lack of available troops.
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Paris
Badajoz
Spain
Elvas
Campo Maior
Lisbon
Nobleman to wed actress Zena Dare in London match
The engagement of actress Zena Dare to Hon. Maurice Vyner Balrol Brett, second son of Viscount Esher, was announced. Dare has been leading lady in Seymour Hicks's company and first appeared on stage in 1899. Brett served in the Guards and is connected to notable figures in military and aristocratic circles.
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London
Zena Dare
Maurice Vyner Balrol Brett
Viscount Esher
Miss Dare
Seymour Hicks
Pre
Coldstream
Ce Vyner
Guad Mariborough
Ote
John Kench
Mayfair
Plot to Kill Mizuno Emperor Reported in Yokohama Trial Findings
London dispatch details a plot to assassinate the Japanese Emperor involving twenty six anarchists recently tried and sentenced to capital punishment. Explosions were heard on a mountain summit initially thought volcanic, but police uncovered a complete dynamite factory and a related terrorist pattern.
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London
The
Chronicle
Yokohama
Japan
Balane ee LIMITED expands electric services to Seaboard Fiorida
Balane ee LIMITED announces allimens electric service coverage expanding to nearly all of Seaboard Fiorida from its Benton office at Broadway. The move broadens access for residential and commercial customers with increased service capacity and support networks.
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Balane Ee Limited
Allimens
Benton
Seaboard Fiorida
Broadway
Earthquakes Reported in Vyerny Russian Turkestan
Telegrams from Tashkent indicate further earthquakes felt at Vyerny, capital of Semiryetchensk, though they were slight. The region endures extreme cold and widespread suffering amid continuing tremors.
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Vyerny
Russian Turkestan
ST. Petersburg
Tashkent
Semiryetchensk
Mayor of Havana Hurt In Auto Accident
The Mayor of Havana Julio de Cardenas, age 65, was thrown from a car this afternoon and fractured his right arm. His wife and daughters, who were with him, were not hurt.
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NEW York Times
Havana
Julio de Cardenas
Sefior Cardenas
Rural police squads added to hunt Solis in Cuba
Havana reports two more rurales join the 400 already pursuing the kidnapper Solis. The chase moves to Ciego de Avila as Solis allegedly extorted tolls from cane growers by threatening cane burnings during the busy grinding season.
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NEW York Times
Havana
Solis
Ciego de Avila
Fire in Irving Place Theatre cellar extinguished
A small fire broke out in the cellar of the Academy of Music at Irving Place and Fourteenth Street last night. Manager Rogers and a firefighter found a rubbish pile burning and quickly doused it with water. The cause was not determined and nothing suspicious was noted. damage estimated at two dollars.
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Academy of Music
Irving Place
Fourteenth Street
Rogers
Gray Cat Bites Two in Brooklyn Street Incident
Charles Gimbernap a Brooklyn druggist was bitten on the right hand twice by a gray cat at Fifth Avenue and Ninety-ninth Street yesterday at 10 am. The cat also bit a boy named Frank Berry. Gimbernap cauterized both wounds and notified Fort Hamilton Police Station. Policeman Thomas Murray searched for the cat but was unsuccessful.
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Charles Gimbernap
Fifth Avenue
Ninety-ninth Street
Brooklyn
Mr. Gimbernap
Frank Berry
Thomas Murray
Cornell Students Rescue Boy From Gorge Plunge
Herman Mente, 15, fell fifty feet into Cascadilla Gorge near Cornell University in Ithaca. A party of Cornell students lowered a rope, three climbers descended, and they pulled him to safety. He was not taken to a hospital despite internal injuries.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Cascadilla
Cornell University
Herman Mente
Cornell
Mente
Agent Missing After Safe at Montclair Office
Frank B. Hall longtime agent for United States Express in Montclair New Jersey disappeared from the Lackawanna station Friday. A safe combination card was found missing and a request to Scranton to open the safe brought five New York accountants. No money was found in the safe and officials offered no immediate shortage report. Hall had run the office since Thanksgiving, previously serving in Bernardsville.
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Frank B. Hall
Montclair
N. J
United States Express Company
Lackawanna
Scranton
Penn
New York
The
Express Company
Hall
Bernardsville
Girl Falls From Auto in Hectic Street Incident
At 12 40 this morning on St Nicholas Avenue and 185th Street a car with four passengers sped away after a struggle. A woman tumbled headfirst from the back, knocked unconscious, later regaining momentary consciousness and giving the name Annie Devine. A hospital doctor confirms skull fracture and brain concussion.
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John Pierson
St. Nicholas Avenue
185Th Street
Rita
Seneece Ole at Camden 8 0 Kirkwood and Hobie Sand
Event at Camden features Kirkwood and Hobie Sand in a competition with no attractions listed.
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Camden
Kirkwood and
Hobie Sand
Hyde Returns Home Denies Resigning Amid Scandal
City Chamberlain Charles H. Hyde, on his houseboat return from Florida, rejects resigning and calls the matter a joke. He plans to meet Mayor Gaynor, defend his record, and allows a full official inquiry while describing his health as improved after rest.
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Charles H. Hyde
Southern Waters
Legislative Investigating Committee
Hyde
Mr. Hyde
Dr. Cook
Gaynor
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