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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1905

Page

5

Lewis Jarvis and Wickes Case Shake New York Courts

A long running intrigue centers on Thomas P. Wickes and a society detective persona named Lewis Jarvis. District Attorney Jerome pursues an early trial for Wickes while revelations about Jarvis letters and real estate bonds threaten to widen the inquiry into Wickes administration and related estates.

Thomas P. Wickes Corporation Mr Wickes Lewis Jarvis Jerome Criminal Court Wickes Justice Davy Criminal Branch Supreme Court Court of General Sessions Criminal Courts Mr. Wickes Bill’ Stokes Stokes Ansonia Lewis. Jarvis Fifth Avenue Lewis Jarvis Lewis _Jarvis Cand James. W. Osborne jJiEvan Shelby Commodore Yndward Weston Anatar Weston Evan Shelby Cedar Street Shelby Commodore Weston Peekskill

Taft Addresses Miami Commencement on Peace Exclusion and Divorce

Secretary of War William H. Taft spoke at Miami University’s eighty first commencement in Oxford Ohio. He praised President’s peace efforts with Russia and Japan, urged fairness in Chinese exclusion policies, and urged uniform national marriage and divorce laws to curb laxity in the bonds of matrimony.

Oxford Ohio Miami University William H. Taft Russia Japan Taft Congress Supreme Court of the United States

Attack on Fort Monroe by Admiral Dickins fleet

Fort Monroe reports a major nighttime assault by Admiral Dickins fleet with the Texas Hartford four monitors and two gunboats leading a near daylight show. The action began around 11 PM, followed by a brief long range bombardment and a later daytime demonstration to test big guns. Siren marines landed at Marshall Hall to seize the army signal station and attempted to cut the Potomac cable.

Fort Monroe Dickins Forts Washington Hunt Texas Hartford Point Lookout Washington Marshall Hall Army Fort Hunt Potomac

Strangers attacked in Cherry Hill gang assault

John Elder of Somerville and his wife were attacked after seeking rooms in Catharine Street. Hart lured them to Cherry Hill, where Elder was struck and his wife choked. Elder died later at Gouverneur Hospital. Hart Conroy and Foley were arrested as the Cherry Hill gang linked to Monk Eastman. Elder’s watch and $9 were stolen.

John Elder Somerville Mass Interborough Elder Catharine Street Joseph Hart Oliver Street Gouverneur Hospital Hart Water Street Cherry Hill Hamilton Market Streets Felder Rider Gap

Locksmith shot by watchman after mistaken burglary claim

Gottlieb, 64 Rivington Street, an itinerant locksmith, was shot in the neck by George Heintz, a watchman, after entering a third floor door during a mistaken burglary alert. Both men told their stories in Yorkville Court and were discharged.

Gottlieb Rivington Abraham First Street Seventy-sixth Street George Heintz Heintz

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