Elder at the track ten arrests made
A Brooklyn race track raid led to ten arrests as Acting Capt. Kuiine and a force of police and detectives patrolled the Brighton Beach venue. Prisoners include Osenur Meouke and several Manhattan residents. Magistrate Tighe was ordered to show cause why an immediate examination should not be held for the suspects.
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Wneder
Kuiine
Brooklyn Detective Bureau
Formosa
Cirate Derch
Magic Ten
Osenur Meouke
Second Avenue
Manhattan
Iighton Track
Lester Lemon
West With Street
Menry Ramsdale
West 4Th Street
Willzm Kennedy
James G. Tighe
Supreme Court
Clark
Brooklyn
Adams Street
Dis- 3rooklVn
Ldder
Francis V. Muilin
Jacob Eilpelin
Elder
Brighton Beach
Sheriff Hobley
Lanyon
John Cavanagh
Tie
Cavanagh
Capt
Dutavn Ana
Sr. Elder
Detectives Charge Man With Betting On Our Maggie
Tonderloin detectives arraigned Michael Schroeder of GIS Sixth Avenue in Jefferson Market Court yesterday on a charge of accepting a bet of 81 from an unidentified man on Our Maggie in the sixth Brighton race Friday. The court dismissed the case, noting the evidence was a memorandum of figures with no clear horse reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonderloin
Michael Schroeder
GIS Sixth Avenue
Barlow
Jefferson Market Court
Maggie
Brighton
Mosquito Bite Fatal To 2 Year Old In Brooklyn
Coroner reports a child in Samaritan Hospital Brooklyn died after a mosquito bite led to blood poisoning. Two year old William Breitkamt of 100 Twentieth Street was bitten on July 4 and later developed swelling. Despite amputation, he died following the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooklyn
Willian Breitkamt
100
Twentieth Street
Brooklyn
Roosevelt Holds Sagamore Hill Conference With Cabinet Aides
President Roosevelt met at Sagamore Hill with Attorney General Bonaparte Assistant Secretary of State Bacon Mexican Ambassador Creel and W S Buchanan to discuss succession for Milto n Purdy and neutrality laws with Mexico The talks touched on enforcing pure food laws whisky controversy and other pending Attorney General matters with Ohio Attorney General Wade Ellis mentioned as a possible Purdy successor if he accepts the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
United States
Bonaparte
Robert §. Bacon
Don Enrique Creel
Washington
W. S. Buchanan
Milton B. Purdy
District of
Minnesota
Wade Ellis
Ohio
Purdy
Goot
Peen
Don Enrique
Buchanan
Mexico
Republic
Cabint
Yacht Keego Wrecked In Storm Off Saybrook
During a heavy windstorm last night the sloop Keego, owned by John Newton Porter of Brooklyn and flying the Brooklyn Yacht Club burgee, was driven onto the inner breakwater at Saybrook Connecticut and wrecked. Porter his wife and two Mitchells plus Joseph Mitchell jumped overboard and all reached shore. The 36 foot waterline yacht valued at $3,000 had been in the cove for days and was en route to Greenport.
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Saybrook
Point
Conn
Keego
Brooklyn Yacht Club
John Newton Porter
Brooklyn
Porter
James Mitchell
Joseph Mitchell
Keege
Greenport
S. 1
Two Black Handers Arrested After Brooklyn Robbery Plot
Detectives Simonetti and Meali sprang from an adjoining room at 262 Fourth Avenue Brooklyn and arrested Zambesi Cologiero 21 and Salva Sicilione 40. Abati a plumber at 128 Navy Street reported a black hand letter demanding 200 dollars or death. Sicilione had just received 15 in marked bills toward the 200 payment. Abati had set the meeting to hand over the money at his home last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simonetti
Meali
Joseph Abati
Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn
Zambesi Cologiero
Twentieth Street
Salvatore Sicilione
Abad
Abati
Navy Street
Gilchrist Brothers Estate Will Divides Million Dollar Fortune
The will of Thomas M. Gilchrist and Alexander J. Gilchrist, West Charlton residents who died within weeks of each other, allocates over a million dollars to heirs. Neighboring elderly women Sarah E. Young and Margaret E. Randies receive the homestead farm and a share of the residue, with other relatives getting $1,000 to $10,000 each. A local church is left $2,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M
Alexander J. Gilchrist
West Charleton
Sarah E. Young
Margaret E. Randies
Gilchrist
Eeston
N. Va
Flathead Adder Surprises Passengers at Erie Station
In Middletown New York on July 18 a five foot flat headed adder invaded the Erie Railroad passenger station at Howells. Passengers refused to enter to buy tickets until a window was broken and a passerby killed the snake with a pitchfork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Middletown
N. Y
Erie Railroad
Howells
Diamonds Given to St Peter's Church After Relatives Death
In Morristown New Jersey Miss Nina Howland left diamonds for her niece Anna Jowland Ford for life use and then to the church for the communion service. Miss Ford died recently, making the diamonds the church's property. Before her death Howland also gave St Peters about 5000 to 6000 dollars for a set of chimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
N. J
St. Peter’s Church
Nina Howland
Anna Jowland Ford
Quieting the City Noise Initiative by Commissioner Bingham
Police Commissioner Bingham issued General Order 45 listing noises deemed unnecessary and actionable. The measure empowers officers to suppress street shouting by hawkers, excessive whistles, motor exhaust, barking dogs, and other disturbances while urging common sense in enforcement.
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Isaac L. Rice
Bingham
Board of Health
Brooklin
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Commissioner Aid
Flashing Storm Blasts Waterbury Area Wounding Pigs And People
A July downpour and lightning in Waterbury and nearby towns injured people and animals. Three pigs of Aronson Phipps were killed. others suffered cuts and burns. Children and residents faced shocks in Woodbury and Union City as a church cross and masonry were damaged at St Thomas in Thomaston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Waterbury
Conn
Aronson Phipps
Lower
Prospect
Wes
Union City
A. Monserovski
Great Brook
Gedtse Blade
Woodbury
Ernst
Tmerran
Jennie Srmart
Walker Trask
Amana Galtin
Galtin Sam
Cnéckei
Main
Shepp Waterbury
Bob Mayes
James Carden
Frank Dougherty
Ivan Solau
Lightnire Elso
Chmch
St Thomas
Thomas_ son
Strathyre Cleared for Samoa Amid Cruelty Allegations
The British steamer Strathyre under Captain Guinn sailed from Lambert's Point bound for Samoa with coal for the American fleet in the Pacific. Authorities in New York had not issued a despatch requesting its presence as the case of cruelty charges involving Chinese crew members continued to unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathyre Salis
Samoa
Norfolk
Strathyre
Gunt
Lambert's
Point
Pacific
Guinn
Freight rate clash at ICC over rail increases
Inter State Commerce Commission members clash on rail freight hikes. Chairman Knapp backs measured rises to protect prosperity, while Commissioner Clements warns unified rate hikes could violate anti trust laws. He cites a Georgia court case as precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Krapp
Chicago
Mr. Knapp
Yajiroaga
Susan
Clements
Knapp
Louisville
Georgia
Supreme Court of the United States
Prosperity Congress Set for August 14 15
The Commercial Travelers Inter State Congress will meet at the Hotel Victoria August 14 15 under joint sponsorship of the United Commercial Travelers and the Travelers' Protective Association to boost prosperity. About 5000 traveling salesmen buyers and merchants are expected to attend with speeches and proposals aimed at restoring normal business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Travelers’ Inter-State Congress
United Commercial Travelers
Travelers’ Protective
Hala
Probe of Long Branch bond use eyed by property group
Long Branch Property Holders Association plans to seek a court investigation into how $590,000 from two bond issues was spent on ocean front improvements. The group retains Attorney General Mecarter as counsel to press the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Long.branch
N. J
Dis
Ship thief refuses to leave ship after raid on St Fillans
Thomas Devine, 41, robs the cabin of Second Engineer Harry A. R. Reed on the St Fillans at Long Island City. He tries to stay aboard claiming British protection, is hoisted over the side and arrested. Magistrate Conmo sentences him to sixty days in Queens County Jail.
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Harry A. R. Reed
St. Fillan's
Liverpool
Tenth Street
Long Island City
Thomas Devine
Madras
Devine
James Simmons
Engineer Reed
Hallum
Policeman Powers
Fourth Street
Conmo
Reed
Queens County
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Wiosquito
Mrs. J. N. Porter
West
Philipsborn
Commerce Board
Stern Brothers
Toomorrow
Wofen
Prosperity Congress
B. Akan & CO
Russia
Misses
Girls
West Twenty-third Street
Charlie
Voilé
Leual
34Th Street
35Th Street
St. Avenue, New York
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