Threat letter found in Kin nan murder case sparks police drive
Coroner McDonald prepares a preliminary inquest into the June Kin nan murder on Washington Avenue and 189th Street with sixty witnesses. A letter threatening Mrs Kinnan was discovered by Policeman Manning and referred to detectives O Rourke and McCarthy. Captain Price questions Mrs Stenton and the mansion’s secret room amid claims of secretive business and odd visitors.
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McDonald
Bronx
Alice Kinnan
Washington Avenue
189Th Street
Kinnan
Louise M. Stenton
Manning
Tremont Station
Stenton House
O'Rourke
McCarthy
Price
Fice
Law
Billy
Capt. Price
Stenton
Miller
Schwannecke
Wall's Complaint Against NYC Railway Is Dismissed
Albany June 20 The State Board of Railroad Commissioners disposed of Judson G Wall of New Yorks complaint against the New York City Railway Company over note issues In a memorandum the board found no law violated by the 15000000 debenture bonds sold at a 30 percent discount It urged remedial legislation to require railroads to report terms of stock subscriptions and long term obligations to the board
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Albany
Judson G. Wall
New York
New York City Railway Company
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
New York City
Metropolitan Securities Company
New York City Company
Cyrus W. Davis Nominated for Maine Governor
Cyrus W. Davis of Waterville, a former mayor and twice a Maine representative, was acclaimed as the Democratic gubernatorial nominee at the state convention in Bangor. The platform urged repeal of the Sturgis enforcement law and emphasized Maine state issues, ending with a call asking if Maine shall be honest. The convention was among the party’s largest in Maine history.
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Bangor
Cyrus W. Davis
Waterville
Maine
Davis
Easy work for crews at Poughkeepsie regatta practice
Water conditions spoiled time trials as Cornell crews logged under six miles and Syracuse crews faced sickness and near-swamping. Wisconsin reshuffled the Varsity, Harvard and Yale squads posted mixed results in upstream and downstream drills on the Thames and Connecticut waterways.
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Poughkeepsie
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Syracuse
James Ten Eyck
Buzz
Ten Eyck
Wisconsin
O'Dea
Bow
Burling
Richter
Bechlem
Levisee
Davis
Ruth
Wilder
New London
Conn
George St. John Sheffield
John Harvard
Varsity
Thames
Seven American cars enter Vanderbilt Cup race field
A 120 horsepower Thomas car joined the Vanderbilt Cup entries through Harry S. Haupt. Montague Roberts is favored to drive one of the Thomas entries. Seven American cars are listed with more expected as construction continues and entries close July 1. ClementBayard cars may join if they rank in the Grand Prix top five. Wayne, Matheson, Oldsmobile, and FrayerMiller teams prepare for summer racing on Long Island roads and in New York City.
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Harry S. Haupt
New York
Montague Roberts
Roberts
Sidney Bowman
France
Clement-Bayard
Albert Clement
A. L. Kull
Detroit
Wayne
Matheson
Oldsmobile
Spe
Long Island
Frayer- Miller
Columbus
Columbus (Ohio
Pierce not responsible for German accident death
Percy P. Pierce of Buffalo cables that a man in a German automobile crash was not killed. Pierce says the other man drove on the wrong side of the road and caused the collision while Pierce was not at fault.
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Buffalo
Percy P. Pierce
Germany
Husband Talks in Sleep Sparks Jersey City Hearing
Mrs. Fanny Herbert sought an order to stop her husband from talking in his sleep. Justice Manning said no law forbids the sleep talk and advised she sleep with cotton in her ears after noting the nine years of marriage. Herbert denied the accusations and blamed her complaints.
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Fanny_ Herbert
Monitor Street
Jersey City
Manning
Herbert
Jockeys Hurt In Gravesend Race Fall
At Gravesend yesterday two jockeys J Joe Jones on Escort and Harrison Brussell on Penguin were thrown during the sixth race turn. Jones suffered a broken collar bone and severe shock while Brussell had facial injuries and possible skull fracture concerns. Both were taken to the emergency room and later released as not dangerously hurt.
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Gravesend
Joe Jones
Harrison Brussell
Jones
James Galway
Escort
Brussell
A. Albright
I Jr
Penguin
Brussels
Grand Stand
A. J. Joyner
Peter Wimmer
Sewell
H. Cochran
Frank Lord
Garner
Dowie Wrecked Zion City and Workers Starved
Wilbur Voliva testifies in a federal hearing over Zion City manager dispute details losses across several industries and massive bank losses. He describes wage suppression, starvation risk, and Dowie’s alleged interference with reforms. John Murray Dowie travels from Essex to Chicago to assert paternity and relation to John Alexander Dowie.
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Chicago
Wilbur Voliva
Zion City
Dowie
Landis
Voliva
Supply Manufacturing Association
Zion City Bank
Haskins
Australia
Des Moines
John Murray Dowie
Essex
Iowa
John Alexander Dowie
Mr. Dowie
Gambler Canfield Appeals $42,558.51 Judgment to Appellate Division
Richard A. Canfield has filed notice of appeal from a $42,558.51 judgment for legal services awarded to John Delahunty and from the denial of a for new trial. The appeal is scheduled for hearing in October.
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Richard A. Canfield
John Delahunty
Tax Exempt Investment For Trustees And Taxpayers
For trustees and others liable to personal taxation mortgages bearing our guarantee are desirable because of tax exemption under the Mortgage Recording Tax Law. They offer safety and freedom from care with returns unattainable from other tax exempt securities. No investor has ever lost a dollar.
Mrs Cassie Chadwick Personal Effects Auctioned in Cleveland
All the personal effects of Mrs Cassie P Chadwick were sold at public auction in Cleveland for 4025 dollars to A H Greely. The sale included dozens of gowns of silk satin and fur garments and pieces of antique furniture.
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Pierre
Cleveland
Ohio
Cassie P Chadwick
A. H. Greely
Wagnerian concert by Metropolitan Opera House Band in Central Park
The Metropolitan Opera House Band conducted by Nahan Franko will perform a Wagnerian concert in Central Park Sunday at 4 pm. The St Olaf College Band from Northfield Minnesota with 55 members played at the Baptist Temple in Brooklyn to a large audience and leaves today on the Oscar II for a concert tour in Norway.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Nahan Franko
Central Park
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Baptist Temple
Brooklyn
Norway
Army officers listed for examinations and transfers
Washington June 20 First Lieutenant 8. T. Ansel Eleventh Infantry will report to the examining board at Fort Jay for promotion. Major Adelbert Kronkhite will inspect well drilling outfits in Aurora Illinois and Pittsburg. Major W. L. Kneedler will report to the retiring board in San Francisco for examination. Second Lieutenant O. B. Michaels will report to Plattsburg Barracks for promotion. Observers designated at various camps and marches. Transfers in Thirteenth Infantry: Bent Nolan Ferguson Cabell Tucker Spiller. Spiller in Fall River on hats business.
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Washington
T. Ansel
Eleventh Infantry
Fort Jay
Adelbert Kronkhite
Artillery Corps
Aurora
Ill
Pittsburg
W. L. Kneedler
San Francisco
O. B. Michaels
Fifth Infantry
Plattsburg Barracks
Aps
CU. T. Mencher
Fort Riley
F. F. Kernan
Austin
Texas
W. A. Mann
Mount Gretna
J. H. McRae
Fort Benjamin Farrison
Indianapolis
Fort D. A. Russell
Thirteenth Infantry
C. L. Bent
Compa B
D. EB. Nolan
A. M. Fergerson
Fourteenth Infantry
Vancouver Barracks
J. Regan
H. C. Cabell
B. Tucker
R. Spiller
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Philadelphia
Fall River
Mass
Lieut W H Reynolds Assigned to Navy Bureau Steam Eng
Lieut W H Reynolds reports to the Bureau of Steam Engineering in the Navy Department for duty. He arrives after receiving orders to join the industrial headquarters and contribute to naval propulsion research and development.
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W. H. Reynolds
Bureau Steam Engineering
Navy Department
Naval Vessel Arrivals and Movements Summary
Arrived at Lambert Point Lebanon and Sanchez Padu cah, and Iroquois reached Honolulu. Sailed Uncas from Norfolk bound for Boston.
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Lebanon
Lambert Point
Paducah
Sanchez
Honolulu
Uncas
Norfolk
Boston
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Mrs. Kinnan
Wall
Railroad Board
Cyrus Davis
Cornell Os
Columbia Ees
Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Cornell Ssc Vseccpon
Ccehe
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Windsor
W. L. Douglas Shoes and
Oxfords
Douglas
Ine
Patent Colt
Vici Kid
Tan
Thomas
Clement
Ceeds
Wayne Cars
P. P. Pierce
Brussel
Zion
Canfield
Bon *Mort Gace
Uaranteed Capital & Surplus
Broadway
Remsen St
the United Service
The
Army
New York Times
the Navy
J.b.greenhut
Sixth Ave
York
Weil, Haskell Co
America
Haskell Co
London
Paris
Mark
Griffon Brand
Siegel Cooper Store
Siegel Cooper Shoe
Gibson
Plui D
Siegel Cooper
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