Disbrow and Foster Case Deepens at Ocean View Hotel
The investigation into the Disbrow and Foster disappearance widens as witnesses report bunking at the Ocean View House and a late Monday quarrel. Coroner Nugent delays action while new details emerge on timing, money, and possible motive. Foster’s father calls for a thorough inquiry.
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Ternell
Anna Pearsall
Same
Pearsall
Atlantic City
N. J
Disbrow
Foster
Wells
Samuel Thompson
East Moriches
Mr. Thompson
Pond Quogue
Everett
Jessie
John
Lawrence
Freeport
Ocean View Hotel
Burial Ground at Old Trinity Church in New York Unsettled
A note states a grave lies within the burial ground of Old Trinity Church in New York but a final decision on permanent interment has not yet been made.
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Old Trinity Church
New York
Missing Disbrow Haunts Queens and Richmond Hill
Louis A. Disbrow, last seen in Queens near the Long Island Railroad station and in Richmond Hill, vanishes amid family and police uncertainty. His father cites lack of official action while relatives recall his troubled ties and knowledge of the waterways. Disbrow was observed at Queens station Wednesday and sent notes to his wife before taking a train toward Jamaica.
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Louis A. Disbrow
Richmond Hill
Queens
Disbrow
Thomas A. Disbrow
Lawrences
Louis
William E. Everett
Long Island Railroad
Foster
Shinnecock Bay
Everett
Big Swindling Scheme Foiled by Shippensburg Arrest
A New York jewelry scam led to the arrest in Shippensburg Pennsylvania of a man posing as G H Stewart The plan used bank letterhead and NY firm references to obtain costly gems A clerk from Schumann s Sons brought several thousand dollars in jewelry to Shippensburg where authorities uncovered the ruse and arrested the suspect The Jewelry Association of New York intends seeking postal prosecution for mail fraud
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New York
George H. Stewart
Shippensburg
Cumberland County
Penn
G. H. Stewart
Shippensburg National Bank
Stewart
Express
Schumann's Sons
Broadway
Charles E. Kolb
Bank
Mr. Stewart
Kolb
Postal and Express
Eight Italians Captured in Baltimore Counterfeiting Ring
Secret Service agents and Baltimore police seized eight Italians linked to a national counterfeit gang. Arrested at 911 East Lombard Street were Domino Frank Tony De Marco and Martin De Marco, Cato Rocesse, Louis Zimma, and two women named Martin. A Martil woman was observed passing bogus coins, and officers found counterfeiting paraphernalia at two residences.
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Baltimore
United States Secret Service
Domino de Marco
Frank de Marco
Tony de Marco
Martin de Marco
Cato Rocesse
Louis Zimma
Martin
Secret Service
Foster and
Burns
Martil
Moran
Taylor and
Griffith
Washington
de Marcos
East
Lombard Street
Roecesse
Zimma
Eastern Avenue
New York
Captain O Reilly Opens New York Precinct and Seeks Law Violations
Captain Miles O Reilly, new commander of Oak Street Station, spent his first Sunday in Manhattan patrolling Park Row Cherry Street and the riverfront. He arrested sailor hall owner Charles Davis for late closing and pressed excise enforcement while a German roused crowds with a Bismarck remark. Davis denied prior contact with a complainant woman sent to Bellevue Hospital.
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Miles O'Reilly
Oak Street Station
Manhattan
Raines Law
Park Row
River Front
Cherry Street
Charles Davis
O’reilly
Elmer Heartt
Davis
Bellevue Hospital
Centre Street
Batavia Street
O'Reilly
Reynolds
Murphy
Distner
Oliver Street
O’reilly Nlrety
Alrety
Bismarck
Saloon vigilante tale ends in man’s arrest
A young man calling himself George Austin a clerk at 200% West Twenty four Street faced rapid arrests after claims of collecting money from saloon keepers under threat of exposing illegal activities. Police traced his visits to multiple saloons and a hotel raid while he admitted losses at a racetrack and planned to “touch” saloonmen to cover his debt. He carried 24 dollars of which 19 were from liquor dealers, and resisted arrest breaking glass during capture.
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George Austin
West Twenty-fourth Street
Parkhurst Society
Hast Highty-eighth Street
James Carlson
Raines Law
Second Avenue
Carlson
Austin
Buckridge
Courtney
Stern
Jefferson Market
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Nineteenth Precinct
Dillon
Devaney
West Thirtyseventh Street
Patrick McConnell
Thirtieth Street
Seventh Avenue
Rosenberg
Gallagher
Thirtyfirst Street
McCormick
Eighth Avenue
Wilbur
Sheepshead Bay
Otel
Brooklyn Saloon Keeper Arrest Triggers Dry Precinct Alert
Joseph A. McLaughlin, a saloon keeper at 272 Washington Street, was arrested at 2 AM by Roundsman Yost on a charge of violating the excise law. The Adams Street precinct, dubbed the Brooklyn Tenderloin, went dry after the arrest as peers closed back rooms and suspended business. McLaughlin pleaded not guilty at police court and was bailed by William A. Beatty, Republican leader.
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Adams Street
Brooklyn
Joseph A. McLaughlin
Washington Street
McLaughlin
Post Office
Yost
Charles Bedell
Willam A. Beatty
Second Assembly
Woman Falls Through Marble Stairway at Madison Street Tenement
Mrs. Sarah Milikopsky widow fell through three marble flaggings on a six story Madison Street tenement stairway last night. The marble flagging cracked beneath her, trapping her then crushing her body. Detectives sought landlord Herman Guestner, not at home, as crowd gathered after word of the accident. The building had just opened and was touted fire proof.
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Sarah Milikopsky
Madison Street
Herman Guestner
Northern Indiana farmers face higher thrashing prices
Northern Indiana farmers pay higher thrashing prices this year due to a trust like agreement among thrashermen. Farmers protest the advance and may buy their own machines. They plan to appeal to the Legislature to limit charges and ban such agreements.
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Wabash, Ind
Indiana
Vassar Graduate Miss Bullen Found Safe After Disappearance
Katherine Bullen, Vassar College graduate, was found asleep in a gully six miles from Pueblo after vanishing last Sunday. A Henderson Ranch worker and a helper carried her home, where she lay weak from walking typhoid fever but is expected to recover.
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Pueblo
Col
Katherine Bullen
Vassar College
Bessemer Ditch
William Moses
Henderson
Henderson Ranch
Moses
Miss Bullen
Rival Theater Men Bout To Form Against Theatrical Trust
Rumor circulates that Harrison Gray Fiske James K. Hackett and Maurice Campbell plan to form a rival organization today to book plays in out of town houses unaffiliated with the trust. Hackett gave evasive replies, hinting at a possible new group.
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Harrison Gray Fiske
James K. Hackett
Maurice Campbell
Theatrical Trust
Hackett
Beverages Endorse BUDWEISER as Purity and Flavor Leader
Ad copy promotes Budweiser as the preferred beer from Anheuser Busch Brewing Assn. It touts purity perfection and delicious flavor to appeal to discerning drinkers.
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Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass
Athletic Pastor Praises Athletic Girl at Jersey City Event
The Rev. John L. Scudder of First Congregational Church praised coeducation and athletic training for girls. He urged a strong healthy ideal, favoring physical vigor, self reliance, and traditional motherhood roles as essential to American life.
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John L. Scudder
First Congregational Church
Jersey City
Heaven
Earth
Dawn of the Millennium Declared at Baptist Calvary
Rev Dr MacArthur proclaimed the millennium partly achieved during a service at Baptist Calvary Church on West Fifty-seventh Street. He cited the Golden Rule Federation Society led by Walter S. Logan and noted American culture shaping a world federation, praising American literature journalism education and finance.
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MacArthur
Baptist Calvary Church
West Fifty-seventh Street
Golden Rule Federation Society
Walter S. Logan
Thomas L. James
Theodore F. Seward
Edward VII
Carnegie
Poe
Scotland
England
J. P. Morgan
London
America
Cornell baccalaureate sermon by Rev Henry Van Dyke
In Ithaca NY June 15 Cornell University chapel overflowed for the senior baccalaureate with Rev Henry Van Dyke of Princeton delivering a sermon on Christ's life and the power of living up to God’s commandments. He argued modern humanity can realize a legacy of ideas and ideals through moral splendor and duty.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Henry van Dyke
LL. D
Princeton
Schurman
Dr. van Dyke
Christ
God
van Dyke
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