Girl and Boy Accuse Each Other of Murder in Mineola Trial
Grover Cleveland Poole on trial for the murder of James O'Hara. The engaged couple each accuse the other of the crime while testimony details revolver use and a lurid confession recounted by Gertrude O'Hara. The defense cites her contradictions and a shirt linked to the shooting as evidence. The testimony concludes today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland Poole
Port Washington
L. I
Mineola
James O’hara
Gertrude
Poole
Papa
Cleve
Cleve Poole
Mamma
Davis
New Club in Bronx Murder Reveals Hatchet Clue
Acting Captain Price of the Bronx Detective Bureau discusses new details from Mrs. Stenton case. A hatchet with bloodstains was found on the back porch and an old photograph in Mrs. Stenton’s desk is linked to a grocery friend. Price says a male visitor expected the night of the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Bronx
Stenton
Mrs. Kinnan
Capt. Price
Gibson
McDonald and Schwannecke
Connolly
Explosion on liner Hampford? Ten killed on Haverford steamer
Ten men died and about forty were injured when a blast ripped the British steamer Haverford at Huskisson Dock after hatches were loosened. Fire followed, fueled by linseed oilcake cargo. two hours of firefighting ended with the flames under control. Officials cite possible gas ignition from naphtha soap as the cause, while a boxed steel component marked For Manchester lies as a questioned clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Haverford
International Navigation Company
Nielsen
Philadelphia
Huskisson Dock
Manchester
England
Race Fight in Tube Shaft In Long Island City
Andrew Trainor, a Black workman and score man for Southern laborers, was arraigned in a police court after an assault complaint from Italian foreman Patrick Furey. Testimony described a tunnel shaft brawl at East and Borden Avenues. magistrate dismissed charges, citing self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Trainor
Pennsylvania
Long Island City
East and
Borden Avenues
Trainor
Patrick Furey
Third Street
Connorton
Furey
Wickersham Denies Ties to Alaska Looting Articles
D Appleton & Co sent to Roosevelt and Senate a statement insisting James Wickersham had no role in the Booklovers Magazine Looting of Alaska series by Rex A. Beach. Beach and Wickersham met in Alaska during a judiciary reform effort. Beach later wrote articles and The Spoilers. Publishers dispute the charge ahead of Wickersham’s Senate confirmation for a federal judgeship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Appleton &Co
Roosevelt
United States Senate
James Wickersham
Alaska
Rex A. Beach
Booklovers
Beach
Appleton
Mr. Wickersham
Wickersham
Senate
Bronx meeting orders Broadway and Kingsbridge line work
State Railroad Commissioners Borough President Haffen and Union Railway President Maher agreed yesterday to begin immediate work to prepare the Broadway and Kingsbridge line for car operation. Completion is set for August 1, making a Battery to Yonkers trip possible for 10 cents via the Union Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx Borough Hall
State Railroad Commissioners
Haffen
Maher
Union Railway Company
Broadway
Kingsbridge
The
Battery
Yonkers
Union Railway
Fifth Avenue Stoops Infringe The Law
Corporation Counsel Delany urges a time limit for removing street obstructions on Fifth Avenue and widening the avenue to thirty feet on each side. He cites prior court rulings against private uses of public sidewalks and proposes delaying enforcement to ease hardship while directing restoration for public use and improved traffic capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Delany
Stoep
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Board of Aldermen
New York City Improvement Commission
Butler Edward Schubert Ties to Port Chester Jewelry Theft
Police identified a suspect and recovered a string of pearls, a diamond locket, and a diamond butterfly pin linked to a June 6 theft at W. S. Gould's Summer residence in Port Chester New York. Edward Schubert 23, an ex convict posing as Harry Wilson, was a Gould butler and disappeared with valuables valued at $10,000. Police will seek owners of the recovered pieces and pawnbroker records show four diamond pins four gold studs four diamond rings and a gold watch were pawned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Newman
Third Avenue
Newman
W. S&s. Gould
Port Chester
N. Y
Gould
Gould Storage Battery Company
West Thirty-fourth Street
McLaughlin
Harry Wilson
Marcy Avenue
Brooklyn
Edward Schubert
Schubert
Columbia Trophy Stolen During Commencement at University Hall
During Wednesday morning’s commencement, the Rogatto intercollegiate bowling trophy a 12 inch solid silver cup was stolen from the trophy room in University Hall at Columbia University. Police seek the cup valued at about 100 dollars, which had only been on display for three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia University
Rogatto
University Hall
Judge Hargis Bailed in Cox Murder Case
Jackson, Kentucky, June 14 Judge James Hargis under arrest for the murder of Dr. B. D. Cox was admitted to bail totaling fifteen thousand dollars, which was furnished today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargis
Jackson
James
B. D. Cox
Local Trade Listings at 2 Walker Street
Forbes & Wallace of Springfield and Denholm & McKay of Worcester advertise millinery ladies and infants wear at 2 Walker Street with Mr McDuff handling dry goods also at 2 Walker Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes & Wallace
Springfield
Mass
W. F. Maloney
Walker Street
Denholm & McKay Company
Worcester
Mr. McDuff
Syracuse Dry Goods Firms and Agents Across the Nation
A compiled list of dry goods firms and agents with locations from Syracuse to San Francisco and Pittsburgh to New Haven. It names companies such as Syracuse Dry Goods Company J P Rule and Leyser Green Co and includes addresses, trade goods like laces millinery clothing and sporting goods and associated hotels and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Dry Goods Company
Syracuse
N. Y
J. P. Rule
The
Pittsburg
Penn
E. C. Regar
W. 8. Patton
Broadway
Brottell
Leyser, Green & Co
Chicago
H. Leyser
Hunter, Tuppen & Co
Levi
Buffalo
Imperial
Strauss Brothers
Baltimore
H. W. Strauss
Imrial
Kaufman Brothers
L. Kaufman
Herald Square
Stewart & Co
W. B. Spooner
Church Street
Samuels
J., & Brother
Providence
G.A. Thayer
Albert
Novelty
Hat Company
Atlanta
L. J. Regenstein
Broadway Central Hotel
Teader
Mr. Tintner
Muller & Raas Company
San Francisco
Cal
L. M. Williams
Rosenbaum Company
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Miss O’hara
O’hara
NEW Club
Appletons
Astor Place
Fourth Ave
Brokaw Brothers
Underwood
Underwood & CO
Boston
Fifth Avenue Stoops
Corporation Counsel
National Biscuit Company
Saks & Company
34Th St
Sea Island
Panama
Greater New York
Nassau Street
Bet
Hulon and
John Streets
Wall Street District
East River
City Hall
the Battery
OUR
Liberty ST
W. S. Gould
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone Lake
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
W. J. O'Meara
New York
B. Altman
Sixth Avenue
RCAN
John Morgan
United States
Baron Berzelius
Struve
Seth Bt
Alms & Doepke Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bogen
Wellington
Shortenberg & Robinson
Pawtucket
R. IL
EB. A. Slattery
Spring Street
Cadillac
S Sear Ee Ae Relephonee Ag
28Th St. M. Stewart
Ajay
Ladric
Ocel
Prc
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