Midshipmen Testimony Prompt Court Action at Annapolis
The court of inquiry at Annapolis moved to stop interference with witnesses after Representative Hay accused Superintendent Fullam of pressuring midshipmen who testified. Ward and Heath reported threats about testimony, prompting a letter to limit guidance from the academy administration before witnesses are designated as defendants.
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New York Times
Annapolis
Natal Academy
Hay
Fullam
Clarence
Ward
Wiliam J. Heath
Witfcares
Armier
Kay
Mtariy
Robert L Russell
Academy
Lucby T W Harrison, Jr
Navy
Iaander T. Tompkins
Preston
Tompkins
Alfalfa for the Isthmus to Supply Army Posts
Major General in charge announces a contract to ship hundreds of tons of alfalfa to the Isthmus of Panama for Isthmian infantry regiments mule detachments and coast artillery. Deliveries run from June to August with a Kansas City supplier handling freight. The program aims to bolster forage for cavalry and other troops stationed abroad.
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New York
Washington
Ge Ale
Intermaster Corps
Panama Canal Zone
Panama
Congress
War Department
Sui
Aleshire
Coast Artillery
Frank Slaton hears appeal over Georgia case
Governors and lawyers clash over Leo Frank pardon as Dr Wilmer and Solicitor Dorsey argue the trial fairness and the influence of public sentiment. Dorsey claims conclusive state evidence. Wilmer warns of prejudice and calls for mercy based on justice and humanity.
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Neo
Dorsey
Supreme Court
Frank
Supreme Court of Georgia
Conley
Wilmer
Georgia
Apton
Franks
Pr. Wilmer
Beavers
Pomeroy
Fifth Regiment
United States Supreme Court
Brown
Leo Meyer
Bibb County
Wash Dean
Houston County
Strown
J. W. Elliott
Group County
Mr. Dorsey
Ai. Howard
Annie Maud Carter
Mr. Howard
Howard
Conleys
Harry Scott
John Diack
Slaton
King Frank
Rosser
Arnold
Smith
Peddlers of Ann Street Bazaar Brings Curb Goods Inside
New York discovers its first Peddlers Bazaar on Ann Street turning pushcart wares into stationary counters. Vendors offer one cent to five cent snacks, all-Havans, neckwear and watches, with rents charged to sellers and no curb selling allowed.
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Ann Street
Financial District
New York
Breadway
Nassau Street
Broadway
Busy Bee
Theatre Alley
Beter
Theater Alley
Max
Bazaan
Wormman
Georgeous
Dasa
Wife Slayer Admits Guilt in Double Tragedy
Indicted for the 11 year old killing of his wife and daughter on February 6, Gerardi pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the daughter's death and expressed regret for the wife’s killing. He is tuberculosis sick with a slim chance of recovery and was ordered sent to the prison hospital ward. He claimed prior arrest for carrying a revolver and a brief Tombs sentence. He blamed illness and a fractured relationship for the shootings.
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Joseph M. Brown
Franks
Brown
Georgia
Leo M. Frank
Corey
Frank
Dorsey
Selig
Howard
Rosser
Conley
Mary Phagan
Slaton
Hurt
Mr. Howard
Raying Conley
Coneley
Vito Gerardi
Tho
Gerardi
Thennemora I’rison
Mawar
Wadhama
Gerard
Slim
Sramanccioe
Fire Department Demonstrator to Receive Reward
Francis N. Petersen, a Fire Department demonstration rescuer, will get a ten dollar reward this afternoon at the Primay School for Recrits on Seventh Street from Mrs. James Leen Latte of the Manhattan Branch of the Woman Suffrage Party. Petersen helped with a rescue during a demonstration after a parade, praised by Chief Larkin who will announce the reward.
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Francis N. Petersen
Fire Department
Piremay School For
James Leen Latte
Manhattan
Patty
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Plymouth
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Hooke
York Mortgage & Security Co
Montague St
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New York Edison Company
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15Th Street
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