Kidnapping Attempt Ends in Escape at New York Hotel
Mrs. Jennison and her party elude capture after forcibly taking her child from a hotel nurse. Gibbons resists with a revolver, but is disarmed. The pursuit moves to carriages and a trolley as authorities vow to return the child. Jennison leaves for New York while prosecutors promise to pursue the case.
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E. C. Benedict
Mrs. Massey
Mrs. Jennison
Massey
Walsh
Nedley
Port Chester
Kdnappers
Byrall ‘Bridge
Troley
Byrall Bridge
Constable Nedley
Jennison
New York
Greenwich
Doran
Moshir
Kidnapping Affair Endangers Child Return to Mother
Edmund L. Mooney of Blan tley Mooney & Shipman reports Mrs Jennison recovers her child after a tense daylight capture at Greenwich. Jennison exploited delays in her divorce case to seize the child, with habeas corpus proceedings ongoing to restore custody. Mr Jennison remains at large. A client furnished details from the case and the Buckingham and Held House hotel sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund L. Mooney
Blantley, Mooney & Shipman
New York
Jennison
Symae
Truax
Mr. Jennison
Paterson Faces Riot Tension as Military Is Deployed
June 20 reports show Mayor Hinchcliffe wielding full control with city county militia as 600 First Regiment soldiers and 60 Newark troops patrol Paterson. Riots loom, 2,000 attend a dyers helpers meeting, vigilantes organized with $250,000 funding amid fears of anarchists and bomb threats against mills and manufacturers.
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Paterson
N. J
John Hinchcliffe
Market Street
Crack First Regiment
Newark
Ward Street
F. A. Scanlan
Campbell
Old Burying Ground
Recorder Senior
Bamford
Cedar Cliff
Columbia Mill
Rynewarner
United Ribbon Weavers’ Union
Peter T. Acritelli
E. Mariani
Mr. Maffei
Italian Chamber of Commerce of
New York
Hinchcliffe
Dyers
Turn Hall
McGrath
the Guardian
Morning Call
Jacob Wiedmann
Charles Auger
Emil Geering
Robert Gaede
Lodi
Hackensack
Trudson County
Emma Goldman
Hinchliffe
McQueen
Hudson County
Galleano
Board of Aldermen
Grant
Unrest in Hudson County as Paterson strike spreads
Union Hill Jersey City and West Hoboken see police and firemen patrolling after a wave of strikers. Italian Armenian and German workers face arrest while mills close down to show harmony with Paterson. Authorities report vigilance amid rumors of arm purchases and planned meetings.
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Jersey City
West Hoboken
Union Hill
Paterson
Murphy
Donovan
Hauenstein
Bergenline Avenue
John Martinoni
Gardner Street
Simon
Groth
Tyler Park
DeMott Street
Five Railroads Indicted in Atlanta Rate Case
Federal grand jury returns three indictments related to pooling of cotton rates.railroads named are Southern Railway Seaboard Air Line Atlanta and West Point Western and Atlantic Georgia Railroad and Banking Company with executives charged including W W Finley E A Neall C A Wickersham R E Lutz H I Smith J A Sams S E Magill E O Pritchard and K F Parrott. warrants expected tomorrow.
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Atlanta
Southern Railway
Seaboard Air Line
Atlanta and West Point
Western and Atlantic
S. E. Magill
E. O. Pritchard
The
Georgia Railway
K. F. Parrott
Southeastern Freight Association
Disbrow Seen in Jamaica After Tiana Bay Deaths
Good Ground L I June 20 Jacob Eisenla a local butcher met Louis A Disbrow in Jamaica and says Disbrow would not attend an inquest without formal charges. Coroner Nugent indicated the inquest hinges on Disbrow turning up or facing charges. Police continue to search for oars and oarlocks tied to the Foster and Lawrence deaths.
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L. I
Jacob Eisenla
Jamaica
Louis A. Disbrow
Essenia
Disbrow
Clarence Foster
Sarah Lawrence
Tiana Bay
Hisenla
Foster
Miss Lawrence
L. Squires
Squires
Fosters
Nugent
Grace Foster
Young Disbrow
Rogers
Southampton
Rowland Miles
Northport
Miles
Adams Jurymen Locked Up After Six Hours of Deliberation
The jurors in Albert J. Adams anti policy case were locked in at 11:05 after failing to reach a verdict following six hours of testimony. The trial focused on handwriting expert findings linking Adams to policy paraphernalia and the 1898 anti policy law.
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Albert J. Adams
Adams
Schurman
West Thirty-first Street
Ridgway
David N. Carvalho
James A. Garfield
Garfield
Miller
Scott
Lawrence A. Dalton
John C. Colihan
Shortridge
Philbin
Frost
Frank L. Enger
Dalton
Baltimore and Ohio Buys Pittsburg and Connellsville Line
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad purchased the twelve mile Pittsburg and Connellsville Railroad from Uniontown to Connellsville. H. D. Bulkley paid the sum this afternoon. The line, built in 1860, was leased to B and O for 99 years at 9000 dollars annually. The stockholders about forty strong, including J. W. Thompson and Judge Ewing of Fayette County, sold all 2160 shares at 150 dollars each plus back rentals after offering 200 dollars for control.
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Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Connellsville
H. D. Bulkley
Uniontown
Baltimore and Ohio
United States
J. W. Thompson
Ewing
Fayette County
Railway seeks $3.5 million mortgage for Tulsa to Enid line
Guthrie Oklahoma June 20 The Arkansas Valley Western Railway Company filed with the Territorial Secretary a first mortgage for 3.5 million dollars to fund a 175 mile line from Tulsa to Enid. St Louis Union Trust Company acts as Trustee. Frisco system believed to back the project.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Arkansas Valley Western Railway Company
Tulsa
Indian Territory
Enid
Territorial
St. Louis Union Trust Company
Frisco
Richard Croker's English Home Walk Aboard Moat House Wantage
The New York Times tomorrow features an article titled A Walk About the Grounds of Moat House Wantage with Richard Croker. It recaps a rambling chat with the late Tammany Hall leader about his life in England, daily routine, future plans, and reasons for living far from New York. The interviewer has just returned to New York.
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Richard Croker
Moat House
Wantage
NEW York Times
Tammany Hall
New York
England
Juror Seeks Ping-Pong for Toledo Jury Rooms
A Toledo juror proposed the county buy ping-pong sets for each jury room, arguing it beats cards for hygiene and morale. The County Commissioners favor the idea and await judge endorsement, following a Chicago judge who allowed a set in his jury room.
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Toledo
Ohio
Chicago
Charles F Haviland in Slight Improvement in Colorado
Charles Frederick Haviland of France, critically ill with heart disease, shows slight improvement after days of grave concern. Last night brief hopes of recovery were raised as relatives en route from France were urged to hurry. Haviland, linked to the famed Haviland china makers, has lived in Colorado for two years for his health.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Charles Frederick Haviland
France
Haviland
Haviland China
Colorado
Major Ira Shaler Injured in Rapid Transit Tunnel
Major Ira A. Shaler, hurt in the Rapid Transit tunnel, fell into a dangerous condition around midnight. doctors reported a spinal injury and a critical status as of last night.
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Ira A. Shaler
Genial Idiot and Royal Comparisons In Sunday Times Sketches
A column features The Genial Idiot recounting a domestic coronation versus King Edward's coronation with humor from Bangs and Kemble. It also notes fashion profiles of New York's best dressed men, social portraits, and various curious items from Manhattan finds to a giant meteorite discovery and new co operative store plans.
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John Kendrick Bangs
E. W. Kemble
Idiot
Edward
Mr. Bangs
Mr. Kemble
New York
Illiam K. Vanderbilt
Adrian Iselin, Jr
Jack’’ Follansbee
T. Suffern Taller
William C. Whitney
E. Berry Wall
Frederick Gebhard
Peter F. Collier
E. J. Meeker
Legends of Fishermen: Odd Tales of Hawaiian Lineage
A folklore piece presented as legends passed from Hawaiian fathers to sons, collected and described by John N. Cobb. The text hints at imaginative sea stories and traditional fishing lore, with illustrations by an unnamed artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Cobb
Teaching Wild Animals and Public Park Dedication
An illustrated feature by George E Walsh discusses training wild beasts for pictorial illustration with cartoons by Meeker McCarthy Barritt and Chels. It notes Lincoln quoted on dedicating grounds and Governor Odell with other officials preparing for a ceremony inaugurating a new public park and explains the motivations behind it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Walsh
E. J. Meeker
Intimate Portraits and Panama Canal Tour Headline States
A collection of short pieces includes New Writing Telephone Messages that talk when wound, Jim Keene’s methods analyzed, Up the Panama Canal recounting the current state from a New Yorker’s naphtha launch, and Julian Ralph on the South African veldt. Also notes Renting Fire Escapes as tenement housing evolves.
New Fortress Monroe Plans as World Show Fort Model
Elaborate government plans envision the fort as a showpiece for global display and a model for European governments. A separate report notes alarming elk disappearances near Jackson Hole and raises questions about potential Roosevelt intervention amid a mystery killing spree.
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Jackson Hole
Roosevelt
New York Women Enter A Curious Field For Work
A detailed account describes women in New York who have begun to work in a field once closed to them. The piece centers on one woman's experiences and impressions as she explains the work, its challenges, and its allure within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senator Quay Fights to Break Up Machine and Limit Successor Rise
The article portrays Senator Quay’s strategic bid against a political machine to prevent a successor, framing it as a decisive confrontation. It notes an imminent clash over the governorship and Quay’s aims within Pennsylvania politics.
Mysterious gas kills entire town in instant tragedy
Skeletons of residents found in various positions after a mysterious gas released in a country town. The discovery suggests a sudden, total loss of life with bodies scattered in reported poses. Police and investigators examine site for source and cause.
Steamer's Escape from St Pierre Told by Crew
Grim reminders of the steamer's terrible ordeal emerge as crew members recount her arrival in this country and describe their escape from the Saint Pierre disaster. Details focus on the ship's appearance on arrival and firsthand memories of the peril aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St._Pierre
Trains Collision Near Staples Causes Five Dead
Five killed and twenty nine injured in a Northern Pacific collision near Staples at 1 45 this morning due to a misplaced switch. Names listed include Engineer Walter Scott reported missing, Express Messenger F Moeller, Fireman George Rasmussen, Conductor John Noble, and Dan Kennedy a section laborer from Gladstone North Dakota. The wreck caught fire but few details remain.
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ST. Paul
Northern Pacific
Staples
Ust
Northern Pacific Railway
Walter Scott
Express
F. Moeller
George Rasmussen
John Noble
Dan Kennedy
Gladstone
N. D
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Root
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Croker
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Beef Trust
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New Fortress Monroe
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