Flowers Lawyer Seeks Dismissal of Indictments Over Deputy Question
Justice Vernon M. Davis hears motion to dismiss five grand larceny indictments against Dr. Bichiald Flowery. Dos Passos argues Deputy A.D.A. Garvan lacked statutory status, questioning Grand Jury validity and noting past indictments may be void. Jerome acknowledges missteps and hints dismissal possible if indictments are found tainted. Proceedings continue with a set date for ruling.
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Vernon M. Davis
Supreme Court
Bichiald Flowery
Western Mil ©l Enterprises
John J. Scannell
Samelik
Ordsway
Vr. Dos Passos
Jerôme
Tuis
Mir
Garvan
Endav Gi
Jerome
Perkins
Jérism
Gatwvin
le Grana
Des Park
Justice E Danis
Sage to Move From Fifth Avenue Residence
Ragselector Sage, after forty years at 32 Fifth Avenue, negotiates to buy the four story brownstone opposite St Patrick's Cathedral. Talks with owner Mrs Jeannette P Goin follow. no final agreement yet but outlook favorable for sale. Nearby properties and rising rents push Sage to consider a move from his long-time home.
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Ragsele Sage
Dog Titth
Seteast
Forty-second ‘Street
Fifth Avenue
Fiftieth
Fifty-first
Jeannette P. Goin
Fifth
O. Mills
Fitts-first Street
Samuel D. Badcock
Chhuyabia University
Save
Wifth
Gerry
Sage
Bethe
Lace
Death in Tompkins Square Park Unidentified Man
An unknown fiftyish man with a mustache and goatee killed himself with a pistol in Tompkins Square Park near Avenue Band and Seventh Street. No money or papers found on him. identity remains unrecovered.
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Tompkins Square Park
Avenue Band
Seventh Street
Tio
Official dies suddenly in Chicago heart trouble at desk
Chr. William E. McFadden chief of the Bureau for the Collection of Assessments in the Tax Commissioner's office dies after a severe heart attack. He reached his office in New York after stopping in Chicago while awaiting a train. He had just been at his desk when the attack occurred.
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William E. McFadden
Tax Commissioner
Ofnl
Stewart Syle
John McDermott
Col. McFadden
Chicago
Death of Col McFadden Ends Local Official Tenure
Col. McFadden collapsed and died of probable apoplexy before a physician arrived. Appointed to his post by Controller Grout in January 1902, he was a well known Democrat.
Columbia Trustees Appoint New Faculty After Death of English Head
Columbia University trustees concluded the academic year with a memorial for Prof. Thomas Randolph Price and announced temporary leadership for the English department. New appointments include Christian A. Herter as professor of Pharmacy and Therapeutics and Lehigh’s Amasa Trowbridge as adjunct Mechanical Engineering professor. The council also named Frederick Curry Ostrander as inaugural holder of the International Fellowship for study in France and awarded GLHE scholarships to a large group of scholars across multiple disciplines.
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Columbia
Thomas Randolph Price
Brantley Matthews
Wiliam Tenney
Brewster
Christian
A. Herter
W. A. Baseedo
Frank
Meara
Amasa Trowbridge
Lehigh University
William L. ‘Cathcart
John B. Luther
Charles P. Berkley
John Crawford, Jr
Burt Miner
James P. ‘Porter
Allan Hi. Nelson
el Hodenpyl
John H. Larkin
Norman E. Ditman
Philip H.hiss
Iin
Francis E. Wood
Frederick J J. Bally
A. N. Miller
W.B. Coley
Herbes -Hawkes
Clarence A. MacWilliams
Columbia University Council
Frederick Curry Ostrander
Cornwall
N.Y
France
Ostrander
Gra Duke
Wesleyan University
Tempted to Death by Candy at Williamsburg Elevator
Anthony Morney of 165 Graham Avenue Williamsboro was killed when his head was caught between the elevator floor and the ceiling on the second floor of A Ludwig metal goods factory at 133 Middleton Street Williamsburg. He leaned forward to take candy offered by several editors near the car as it rose to the third floor. The accident trapped him and sent workers fleeing, leaving the floor unsafe for the remainder of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Morney
Graham Avenue
Williamsboro
A. Ludwig
Middleton ‘Street
Williamsburg
Morey
Morney
Supreme Court Dismisses Copyright Suit Over Breakfast Table Works
The U.S. Supreme Court rules no relief for publishers in Holmes and Stowe copyright cases. It finds that serial publication in Atlantic Monthly did not satisfy statutory notice for later book copyright and stresses publishers must use proper methods. A son of Dr Holmes sat on the bench in the decision.
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Wass Ee
Holmes
Harriet Beecher Stowe
I Tiouichion
Mifflin &O
Atlantic
Spr. Holmes
Dr. Holmes
Atlantic Monthly
Holme
Cuban Minister to London reviews loan prospects after large Brazilian issue
In Havana on July 1 the government paper La Discusion reports that Cuba will study London financiers' views on a new loan after noting London’s apparent money abundance indicated by Brazil’s 165 million loan being subscribed to more than three times. Montoro, Cuban minister to Great Britain, is to ascertain attitude.
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Havana
Jule
la Discusion
London
Sefior Montoro
Geat
Britain
Rega
Supreme Court Denies Wright Habeas Corpus Bid
The U S Supreme Court refused to grant a writ of habeas corpus for Whitaker Wright the London financial operator held in New York awaiting extradition to England on fraud charges. The decision affirmed the New York Circuit Court ruling that the offense is extraditable under the US Britain treaty and is criminal under British law and New York Penal Code.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
United States
Alexander
New York
Wright
England
Fuller
Great Britain
Sen Caorse OH T
Samuel Untermyer
Whitaker Wright
London
Ludlow Street
Ale Parker
Navy's ban on Bremerton sparks fight over saloons
Washington June 1 The Navy Dept refuses to dock ships at Bremerton Yard if the town keeps numerous saloons. Capt J W B Bleecker notes local Council allies of rum element hinder license revivals while mass protests urge resignations. Navy cites Front Street vice near yard and warns of funding tied to cleanup efforts.
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Washington
J. W. B. Bleecker
Bremerton Navy Yard
Seattle
Darling
Navy Department
San Francisco
New York
Bleecker
Bremerton
Nipsic
Front Street
Navy Yard
Oera
West Point Commencement Opens With Grand Review
West Point New York June 1 The first in a series of military exercises for the corps of cadets marked by a grand review in honor of the Board of Visitors. Visiting Board and graduating class attend a reception at Col Mills quarters. Recitations continue through June 3 and the annual examination begins June 4 and ends the following Monday. Secretaries named for class committees include Capt Daniel G Berry Capt John McA Palmer and Capt John B Christian. The schedule lists cavalry drill and military gymnastics on Tuesday June 2.
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Ferg
Post
Oint
Cornwall
Target Hill
Cemetery Hill
Cavalry Plain
Grass Plain
Corps of Cadets
Gen
Joseph Hooker
Memorial Hall
Society of the Army of the Potomac
W. E. Shipp
William FE. Shippenth Cavalry
San Juan
Santiago
Cuba
West Point
N. Y
Board of Visitors
Col. Mills
Daniel G. Berry
Twenty-second Infantry
John McA. Palmer
Fiftyenth Infantry
John B. Christian
Ninth Cavalry
Army Officer Accused In Desertion Case
Lieut. Sidney S. Burbank of the Sixth Infantry stationed at Fort Leavenworth is under investigation after a Filipino woman who says she is his wife accuses him of desertion. She alleges marriage in the Philippines and seeks support. Burbank disputes the marriage and calls the alleged certificate a forgery. General Davis in Manila is to determine the facts of the alleged marriage and certificate. It is noted Burbank is reportedly engaged to wed a Leavenworth woman.
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Washington
Davis
Philippines
Sidney S. Burbank
Sixth Infantry
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Burbank
War Department
Lieut. Burbank
Department
Lieut
Manila
Leavenworth
Delay in Warship Building Slows Navy Plans
Washington reports a delay in completing most new battleships and cruisers as foundations and gun mountings are strengthened after lessons from the Maine. The changes, deemed essential despite time loss, push back the Missouri’s commissioning to about Thanksgiving Day under Capt. William S. Cowles, the President's brother in law.
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Washington
Maine
Board of Construction
Missouri
William. S.cowles
Naval War College Opens Summer Course at Newport
The Naval War College opened today in Newport Rhode Island as officers reported for the summer course. Capt. French E. Chadwick greeted the officers and committees were formed for the program. Rear Admiral Stephen B. Luce will deliver the official opening address tomorrow in place of Secretary Moody who could not return in time.
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Stephen B. Luce
United States Navy
Moody
Admiral Luce
Colombian Congress Called An Extraordinary Session Set
Colombian Chargé d'affaires reports a cable from Bogota dated May 28 announcing an extraordinary session of Congress for June 20. Opposition to ratification of the canal treaty remains strong but signs of support grow. Gen Velez and Herran are noted opposition leaders in Cartagena.
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Bogota
Congress
Legation
Carthagena
Gen. Velez
Iam Chere
Sefior Herran
Bid for Maine wreck removal draws lone Cuban offer
Havana reports only Tibucio Castaneda submitted a bid to remove the Maine wreck. He proposed handing over profits after expenses, with work to begin in three months and finish in a year, plus a $1,000 deposit. Treasury committee found the bid vague and no award made.
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Havana
Treasury Department
United States
Maine
Tibucio Castaneda
Castaneda
Committee of Treasury
Nn Secretary of the Treasury
Alfonso XII
Santiago
Manzanillo
New Jersey Delaware Boundary Case Advances
The Supreme Court appointed Francis Rawle of Philadelphia as Commissioner to take testimony in the original case No 1 over the New Jersey Delaware water boundary. New Jersey must complete its testimony within eight months with Delaware given eight months after that, plus three months for rebuttal. Report due February 1 1905.
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New Jersey
Delaware
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Francis Rawle
Philadelphia
Bankruptcy Ruling Denies Alimony Discharge in Bankruptcy
The Supreme Court in Dunbar vs Dunbar holds that a bankruptcy discharge does not release a former spouse from alimony obligations or payments tied to alimony type contracts. Justice Peckham writes the Massachusetts case originated ruling.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Justice Peckham
Horace B. Dunbar
Lottie E. Dunbar
Massachusetts
Patient Attacks Physician During Ambulance Transfer
Dr Reissmeyer of Harlem Hospital was attacked by James Sheehan while transferring from Harlem to Bellevue. Sheehan, 26, of East Eighty-eighth Street, suffered alcoholism and delirium. The incident at Sixtieth Street and First Avenue left the doctor with a injured arm as driver McDonald and Officer Quirk aided in restraining Sheehan and delivering him to the Bellevue alcoholic ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reissmeyer
Harlem Hospital
James Sheehan
East Eighty-eighth Street
Sheehan
Harlem
Bellevue Hospital
Bellevue
Sixtieth Street
First Avenue
McDonald
Witty-first Street
Quirk
Col Jones and the Parks Office Dispute Heard
Col James E. Jones sues Park Commissioner Willcox to gain appointment as Assistant Superintendent of Small Parks. Trial before Justice Levenfritt heard that Jones had earlier run the Aquarium in Battery Park and that the office was abolished when control shifted. Willcox testified Jones did not run small parks and that Tammy Hall blocked more offices. The case resumes today.
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James E. Jones
Willcox
Levenfritt
Supreme Court
Col. Jones
Clausen
Aquarium
Battery Park
Park Department
Small Arks
Justice O'Gorman
Zoological Society
Speedway
Tammany Hall
Unidentified Man Found Lying at East River Pier
Police suspect the body recovered at Pier 27 East River may be the man who jumped from the Brooklyn Bridge on May 24. The presumed victim is about 30, 5 feet 7 inches tall, 140 pounds, light complexioned with brown hair and a short brown beard. A Mills Hotel key check marked Mills Hotel no.1 4 was found on the body. hotel records show a May 3 registrant named A. Much who left nearly two weeks earlier.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Pier 27
East River
Wais|askey
Mills Hotel No
Baltusrol Golf Changes Preview New Jersey Championship
Baltusrol prepares for the New Jersey and Open championships with course updates by George Low. Changes include relocated tees, added hazards, and a reworked seventh green to reduce rollouts. The longest hole is 445 yards and the shortest 182, with 6160 yard par 75. Scotland’s Douglas McEwan family noted for golf legacy. Dutchess Golf and Country Club opens season with handicaps for women and upcoming club events.
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New Jersey
Baltusrol
David Hunter
George Low
Dyker Meadow
Scotland
Douglas McEwan
Musselburg
DouglasEwan
McEwan
James McEwan
Stirling
Bruntsfield Links
Dutchess
William Wetterau
Women Golfers Ready for Metropolitan Championship Play
Women entrants for the metropolitan championship gathered at the Richmond County Country Club in Staten Island to practice. Several competitors were on the course yesterday as the event opened this morning.
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Richmond County Country Club
Staten Island
Golf tournament reshuffles entries with new draw at Essex County Club
The event reconfigured after Essex County entries were mislaid, producing a fresh draw. Four Essex players compete, including Helene Hernandez and Marie Charles, with a 16 pair second round planned after a preliminary round. Notable figures like Mrs. S. S. Lefferts and Mrs. A. H. Harris participate across Harbor Hill, Nassau, Baltusrol, and Apawamis clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County Country Club
Essex County
Helene Hernandez
Marie Charle
Elizabeth Goffe
Badgeley
H. B. Ashmore
Balt Sro
Elsa Hurlbut
Morris County
Travers
Nassau
Ralph Law
Richmond County
Mass
Grace Jekins
Powelton
Marion Wort Harbor
Willia Shippin
Mognus County
E. A. Bennett
Harbor Hill
A. Manice
Baltusrol
Pauline Ramsdenl
K Travers
Ruth Milne
Migs F
BE. A. Manice
Ounty
Geoghegan Wins All-Comers Prize at Southern Lawn Championship
Washington June 1 Frank Geoghegan unattached of Washington won the All-Comers prize a handsome silver plate in the Southern Lawn Tennis championship defeating Wylie C Grant of the New York Lawn Tennis Club and the indoor champion of the United States 4 6 0 6 4 7 5 Tomorrow Geoghegan will play B D Little of New York for the South title In doubles Wylie Grant and Robert Leroy of New York defeated Glazebrook and Davidson 4 6 6 4 6 2 6 7 and in womens singles Miss Winifred Closterman of Cincinnati beat Miss Elizabeth Moore 6 3 5 7 6 2
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Washington
Frank Geoghegan
Téhay
Wylie Co. Grant
New York
Wylie C. Grant
Robert Leroy
L. W Glazebrook
J. @. Davidson
Committee Reviews Commercial Vehicle Test Results
The Automobile Club of America contest committee met at the clubhouse to pass upon the collected results of the recent commercial vehicle test. An adjournment was taken to meet again this afternoon for official results. A rowing race at Ithaca between Central High School and Philadelphia School is noted with crews and placements, indicating a shake-up in the varsity and freshman crews.
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The
Automobile Club of America
Fifth Avenue
Ithaca
Philcadilla
Tory
Ceares
Wadsworth
Randow
T Wotia
Frénze
Sebring
Hazelwood
Rowe
Poughkeepsie
Argonaut Boat Club Declines Henley Entry
The Argonaut Boat Club in Toronto will not send an eight to Henley this year as a crew could not be assembled. Instead a crew will be prepared for the People’s Regatta in Philadelphia on July 4.
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Toronto
Ont
Argonaut Boat Club
Henley
Philadelphia i
Freshman Eight to Race Harvard on June 25
New Haven announces the freshman eight has raised funds to sail to New London for a Harvard race on June 25, the regatta day. The Varsity eight and four oared crews plus the freshman eight are ordered to pack for shipment to Gales Ferry, with the squad leaving the city Wednesday afternoon and staff preparing quarters.
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New Haven
Conn
Yar
New London
Harvard
Gales Ferry
Bogue
Cross
Miller
Stubbs
Local Corporate Actions Reported in Wilmington Dela
The June 1 notice lists several charter actions and incorporations including United Moniability Company of Philadelphia to utilize city and house refuse, Esmeralda Mining Company of Oaxaca Mexico, Electro-Chemical Company of New York, Keystone Pulley Company of Pittsburgh, and Pennsylvania and West Virginia Oil Company of Pittsburgh. J. C. Parker & Sons of Middletown increases capital stock to 75.
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York Times
Wilmington
Dela
United Moni Siability Company
Philadelphia
Frank E. French
Augustus J. Stoughton
C. A.orby
Esmeralda Mining Company
Laxaca
Mexico
Finnising
Flectro-Chemical Company of
No York
Capittal
Keystone Pulley Company
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Oil Company
Narragansett
York
OOH
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Oy. Flowers
Russell Sage
Charles Broadway Rouss
Tompkins ‘Square
Cody
Presideint
Manley Benson
Byer
Stratford
Ontario
Geologia
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Joseph Crbgoire de Riser
Hamilton
Hillshomas Brock
New York City
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Boro
N.C
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Edward Hatton
Pad Nonvics
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Louis Fissakot
Newe-York City
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Racine
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Baxter Keep
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Thomas ‘Warner Mitchell
Joseph Newton Rosepeaver
Ohio
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Ala Branklin
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Federal Supreme Court
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Dr. Reissmeyer
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Hool
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Waterman
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Meier
Daly
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Findlay
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Saboo
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Lexington
Pharma
J. C. Parker. & Sonses of
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