Wedding of Dudley Walbridge Follows Brief Illness
Dudley Hunt Walbridge died at 1 053 Southern Boulevard after a five day pneumonia illness. He was the only son of Delancey Walbridge, president of the American Coal Company, and married Marguerite Newcomb Taylor on October 30 at St. Paul’s Church. He attended Irving School and Columbia University, where he was managing editor of The Spectator, and was a member of the Sons of the Revolution and King's Crown. Funeral services were held at St. Paul’s Church with Bishop Potter and Rev. Henry Mottet officiating, attended by many wedding guests.
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Dudley _ Hunt Walbridge
St. Paul’s Church
Washington Avenue
St. Paul's Place
Marguerite Newcomb Taylor
Potter
Henry Mottet
Church of the Holy Communion
Delancey Walbridge
American Coal Company
Southern Boulevard
Young Walbridge
Brooklyn
Irving School
Columbia University
Georges Creek Coal Company
Broadway
Sons of the Revolution
Columbia
The
Spectator
King’s Crown
Last Walbridge
Funeral for Miss Marguerite Newcomb Taylor Held at St. Pauls
The church filled last night at 8:80 oclock for the funeral of Miss Marguerite Newcomb Taylor daughter of the Rev and Mrs Homer Francis Taylor rector of St Pauls Church Delegations from Col umbia class of 1907 the Sons of the Revolution and The Spectator board attended The same choir Bishop and rector who presided at her marriage earlier conducted the service Interment is to be in Woodlawn Cemetery this morning.
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Marguerite Newcomb Taylor
Homer Francis Taylor
St. Paul's Church
Columbia
Sons of the Revolution
Spectator Board
Woodlawn
Dynamite in Tobacco Factory Attempt in Clarksville
In Clarksville Tennessee January 22 an arson attempt aimed at the Hayes Sorey tobacco factory ended in two Black men Tony Allen and Walter Watkins alias Frog Eye killed while fleeing A third man escaped injured Guards found coal oil saturated door and four sticks of dynamite at the entrance dynamite also found on the deceased men suggesting a planned explosion and fire attack
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Clarksville
Tenn
Hayes-Sorey Company
Italian Regies
Tony Allen
Walter Watkins
Frog Eye
Regio Tobacco
Shanklin
Hero cuts throat at New Haven lighthouse keeper
Nils Nielson, a lighthouse keeper on the New Haven Breakwater who earned a Congressional heroism medal, cut his throat late last night after three prior attempts. His assistant Jorgen Tompson twice overpowered him while trying to stop the attempted self harm. Nielson had saved many lives during storms on the Long Island Sound.
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New Haven
Conn
Nils
Nielson
Congress
Jorgen Tompson
Long Island
Nome to Valdez in 30 Days by Stage
Col. A. W. Swanitz of the Valdez & Yukon Railroad says autos can reach Nome from Valdez in mid spring along the Alaska route with aid. He notes the 1,200 mile trail from Valdez to Nome is feasible with some mountain sections requiring aid and details the stages, rail links, and support facilities available to travelers.
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Nome
Valdez
Col
A. W. Swanitz
Hoe
Alaska
Copper Creek
Hagle City
Fairbanks
Tanana
Yukon
Norton Sound
Col. Swanitz
Government Road
United States
Nome City
Alaska Prospector
Michael
Wortman’s
Keystone Cafton
Chugach Mountains
Icy Pass
Ptarmigan Drop
Beaver Dam
Tickhill
Ernestine
Tonsina Roadhouse
Kaltag
Unalakleek
New York
Italian reporter joins Peking Paris racers for New York meeting
Luigi Barzini the Italian correspondent who traveled with Prince Borghese and Ettore Guizzardi in the Itala across Asia and Europe has accepted an invitation to address American contestants in the New York to Paris race at Ten Times offices today. He will share insights on preparations route obstacles and the final 7000 miles of the journey.
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Irkutsky
Paris
New York
Peking
M. Barzini
Itala
Prince Borghese
Nobel Oil Company
Russia
Siberia
Europe
Siberian
Nobel
St. Petersburg
Luigi Barzini
Ettore Guizzardi
Asia
New York Times
Bassett Sues for Libel Over Estate Settlement Claims
Public Service Commissioner Edward M. Bassett files a $50,000 libel suit in Brooklyn against Jennie Dole Helen Dole and Alfred Hughes to recover damages from alleged statements in a prior Dole estate dispute. Bassett, once counsel to the late William Dole, says his services were reasonable and that the women began the dispute after the estate settlement concluded.
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Public Service
Edward M. Bassett
Jennie Dole
Helen J. Dole
Alfred Hughes
County Clerks Office
Brooklyn
Bassett
Jennie
Helen Dole
Hughes
William Dole
Tilson W. Thompson
Dole
Doles
Burglar Alarm Traps Two on Long Island Rail Train
Two thieves on a Long Island railroad train from Great Neck to Flushing were foiled when a bag alarm clock rang. Policeman Michael McCarthy escorted the pair to the car end and seized their bags revealing a shotgun umbrella toilet set cigars jam chickens clothing wine and the alarm clock. Suspects William Gelke and Michael Kotch wark named by the duo were linked to a Great Neck burglary.
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Long Island
Great Neck
Flushing
Michael McCarthy
McCarthy
William Gelke
Pitt Street
Michael Kotchwark
Clinton
Detsch arraigned in murder of Harry Ferree
Andrew Jackson Detsch Jr. was arraigned in Criminal Court before Judge Bregg for the murder of Harry Ferree on November 6, 1907 at 1840 North Twenty-second Street. The case centers on jealousy with a jury impaneled despite objections to the prisoner’s wife and father present.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Andrew Jackson Detsch, Jr
Joseph A. Taulane
Bregg
Commonwealth
Detsch
Ferree
Sulzer Doubts Money Reform at Delmonico Dinner
Congressman William Sulzer warned at the Twenty-four Carat Club dinner that no currency reform or banking changes would pass during the current session due to looming presidential campaigns. He likened Congress to a club of plutocrats and urged focusing on the crisis’s causes.
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Delmonico
William Sulzer
Congress
Roosevelt
M. Linn Bruce
Sulzer
Senate
Bruce
Europe
America
Robert Rogers
Brooklyn
Charles’ Battell Loomis
Head
Fortune
Fortune Thomas Prior Gore
Oklahoma
Golden West
Foster
Vermont
Fred D. Grant
Lawyer Criticizes Jurors In Damages Appeals
In Camden New Jersey ex Judge Wescott sharply attacked jurors before Judge Endicott urging reopens of two damages suits Lydia Peters vs Pennsylvania Railroad and Frank Donahue vs Public Service Corp Peters seeks 10000 verdict but jury awarded 650 Donahue seeks 5000 for shoulder injury but verdict was 100
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New York Times
Camden
N. J
Wescott
Endicott
Lydia A. Peters
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Frank Donahué
Public Service Corporation
Westcott
Donahue
Bad Horse Kills Policeman at Coney Island Station
Policeman John Rhatigan died at Kings County Hospital after being thrown by Castleton a dangerous horse assigned to the Coney Island Station. Rhatigan 35 lived at 74013 Fifth Avenue Brooklyn and leaves a widow two sons and two daughters. He had served since February 15 and was among three officers injured by the horse in a year.
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John Rhatigan
Coney Island
Castleton
Kings County Hospital
Rhatigan
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Ratigan
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Margaret Newcomb Taylor
Hero
Nila” Nielson
Saving
44Th Street
Samuel
Campbell Frederick W Phillips
Thomas BL. Clarke, JR
Gustave II. Wilmerding
William G. Hoffman
Robert M. Gallaway
Edward H. Harriman
Thomas B. Clarke
Henry F. Shoemaker
Joseph W. Harriman
Frank L. Polk
Edmund Randolph
WM. H. Chesebrough J. Borden Harriman
Myron T. Herrick
National Bank
Union Pacific RE. R
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Alexander, Watriss & Polk
Recetas
Randolph
U. Realty & Imp. Co
Ee Harmas & Co
Cleveland
L. Spiegelberg & Sons
Bank
Port Huron
Mich
Henry Steers, Inc
D. B. Bedell & CO
West 34Th Street
Waldorf-Astoria
Errico Brothers
West 34Th St
B. Alman & CO
34Th Street
35Th Street
Sth Avene
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
Valdez-Yukon
Barzini
Trip
E. M. Bassett
Congressman
Hak
Brill
Hungerford
Harlem
Chambers
126Th Street
3D Avenue
Union Square
B’way
Cortlandt
Greenwich
James McGreery
23Rd Street
Aan
9 Cen
Quart Borden’s
Leaders of Quality
H. Topakyan
Persia
264Th Avenue
Corner 29Th Street
Mere Coie H. Wetgert
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