Seaman Attacks Army Medical Bill at New York Speech
Dr Louis Livingston Seaman ex Surgeon Major denounces the U S Army Medical Department as a national disgrace arguing the current bill fails essential reforms. He cites Spanish and Japanese war data to claim better hygiene and staffing would reduce deaths and that Congress should provide decisive legislation.
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Louis Livingston Seaman
United States Army
New York Academy of Medicine
Medical Department
Seaman
Frent
Russia
Congress
Medical Department of
The
Army
Army of
United States
Peking
Patagonia
Thaw Murder Trial Focuses On Insanity Plea and Provocation
District Attorney Jerome outlined the case against Harry K Thaw for the murder of Stanford White with a focus on premeditation and provocation while resisting an insanity defense. He argued Thaw’s acts followed years of dissipation and abuse linked to Nesbit, White’s companion, and urged the jury to consider degrees of homicide or even acquittal if insanity is proven.
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Jerome
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford- White
Justice Dowling
Roof Garden
White
Thaw
Josiah Thaw
Mr. Jerome
Evelyn Nesbit
Wagner
Stanford White
Longfellow
Europe
Boulogne
Pelieve
Administration of Justice
Beck
Ohio College
John W. Gates
Charles M. Schwab
Gates
Schwab
Gleason
New York
Paris
Burton Brown
Louis Wolf Held as Piskpocket Leader in Brooklyn Rug Firm
Louis Wolf a Brooklyn rug manufacturer and head of a Pinochle club is under arrest on a pickpocketing charge. Police say he has baffled investigators for days while his rug factory at 2137 Fulton Street thrived.
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Louis Wolf
Brooklyn
Wolf
Fulton Street
James Reynolds
Reynolis
Frank Heible
Grandview Avenue
Long Island City
Myrtle Avenue
Woit
Heible
Englehardt Heene
New York
Kings County Court
Fawcett
Fourteenth Street
Manhattan
Duncan C. MchKinley
West One Hundred and Forty-fifth Street
Elder
Chicago
St. Louis
City detectives chase burglars in Gramercy Park district
Central Office detectives swarm the Gramercy Park area arresting a crowd on suspicion after a spate of burglaries. Among those taken in are John Kalo 21 of 3538 First Avenue Harold Uringe 353 Ninth Avenue John C Colean 217 East Twenty-ninth Street and others. Police recover stolen items including a diamond ring a gold watch and a card case. The force vows extra activity as Capt McDermott mobilizes all East Twenty-second Street precinct officers.
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Gramercy Park
Madison
Third Avenues
Fourteenth
Savage
Cray
John Kalo
First Avenue
Twentyseventh Street
Third Avenue
Kalo
Henry Titus
East Twenty-third Street
John Nicholas
West Twenty-eighth Street
Percy Nagle
Robert Walker
West 5Th Street
Brenich
Healey
Fourteenth Street
McDermott
East Twenty-second Street
Yatch
Yarmouth Case Set For Next Week Hearing
London January 30 Sir Birrell Barnes President of the Divorce Court fixed the hearing of the suit by the Countess of Yarmouth Alice Thaw of Pittsburg against her husband for annulment of marriage for next Wednesday afternoon. The attorney for the Countess said the case would be short.
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London
Birrell Barnes
Countess of Yarmouth
Alice Thaw
Pittsburg
Payne Munro Suit Settled With Cash and Jewelry
Ezra P. Prentice as receiver in bankruptcy for Mrs. Leslie Carter Payne settled the suit for 41799 against Norma L. Munro. The settlement pays 5000 cash from Henrietta L. Munro and fifteen pieces of jewelry. Payne returns thirteen pieces to Miss Munro.
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Ezra P. Prentice
Leslie Carter Payne
Belasco Star
Payne
Norma L. Munro
Henrietta L. Munro
Miss Munro
Woman’s life saved as store fire ends in window smash
Mrs John L Adams keeper of a 460 Hudson Street grocery suffered a skirt fire last night. She smothered the blaze with a quilt then broke the front window with a weight to escape. Arthur Haggerty and Charles Smith forced the door, smothered the flames, and poured olive oil on her to put out the fire before an ambulance arrived. The surgeon said they likely saved her life.
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John L. Adams
Hudson Street
Arthur Haggerty Anid
Charles Smith
Mrs. Adams
Pay Cut for Seeking Tips From Letter Carriers
Postmaster Morgan started an investigation on January 3 after letters questioned whether carriers may solicit gifts. Six Station Y postmen on Third Avenue between Sixty seventh and Sixty eighth Streets had their pay cut by $100 yearly. Names: Hugh Kiveney Charles McNichols John J. McDowell John J. Murphy Rudolph Oeser J J Vance. Also reports of carriers selling tickets to their February 29 ball. Postmaster warns all superintendents and carriers to enforce the regulation.
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Morgan
Station Y
Third Avenue
Hugh Kiveney
Charles McNichols
John J. McDowell
John J. Murphy
Rudolph Oeser
J. J. Vance
Miss Mary Garden Hosts Woman's University Club Tea
Miss Mary Garden attends a New York club tea at 17 Madison Square North with Mrs Williams Reynolds Brown and others. She praises American women as charming and more engaging than busy businessmen, and says she would live in America if not for her vocation.
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The
Woman's University Club
Mary Garden
Madison Square North
Lyman Abbott
T. P. O'Connor
Miss Garden
America
Witness Testifies in Suit Over Injured Coach Horses
Aurel Batonyi testified in the case of Dr. George L. Wentz versus the Metropolitan Street Railway Company in City Court yesterday. He described how two lead horses, Lord Standard and Lord Teneck, became incapacitated after an accident affecting the coach Good Times driven by Batonyi. His wife, Fannie Burke Roche Batonyi, is seeking a divorce.
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Batonyi
Neen Are Comforsable a Caeeae The Better Class Of
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Man Claims Police Stretching Scam by Ex-Patrolman
Albert Peterson told Brooklyn court a civil service school owner, James P D O'Brien, used a drawing-out machine and Turkish baths to lengthen his height for a police exam. He says he paid $50 and remained inches short after multiple attempts and asks for half his money back. O'Brien to appear to respond.
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Albert Peterson
Adams Street Court
Brooklyn
James PD
O’brien
Myrtle Avenue
O'Brien
O'Birien
Tighe
Sinking of schooner Helen E Taft after collision off North Carolina
Wireless dispatch from the Clyde liner Comanche reports the schooner Helen E Taft with Captain Fales and nine crewmen aboard sunk after being run down by an unknown steamship. Taft sailed from Thomaston Maine and was struck Wednesday night sixteen miles southwest of Cane Lookout Lightship. Comanche reports Captain Weston coordinating the signal.
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Helen E. Taft
North Carolina
Fales
Taft
Weston
Comanche
Thomaston
Cane Lookout
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