Exatore Forged Allegations in Cleveland Article Trial
Brandenburg testifies in grand larceny trial claiming Grover Cleveland wrote and signed the article before offering it to The Times. He describes copies, yellow slips, and copying process while disputing the article’s authenticity and admitting a past kidnapping of his wife's son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broughton Brandenburg
Supreme Court
Grover Cleveland
NEW York Times
Lincoln
the Times
Brandenburg
Mr. Reick
THE
TIMES
Yharra
Hasting
Cleveland
Mr. Jacoby
Jacoby
St. Louis
Lrandenburg
Ucmer
Andrew Carnegie
Pomeroy Barton
London Daily Mail
Appleton’s
Collier's Weekly
Saturday Evening Post
Herald
F. C. Drake
Lindsay Denison
Mr. Baker
Irving Place
Lake Hopatcong
G. G. Fleming
Fifth Avenue
Tur
Hastings
Reich
Ochs
Miller
Mr. Nott
Star Magazine
Mexico
Diaz
Nott
Richard Watson Gilder
Yucatan
San Francisco
Burton
London
Dancing Teachers Plan College to Evade License Law
New York dancing teachers form an association to challenge a Sept. 30 license requirement of 50 dollars a year. Plans include a proposed Doctor of Greek Dancing and Doctor of Salome Dancing honorary degrees and a college charter while a lawyer considers injunctions. The group aims to protect teachers in sweatshops and halt license enforcement as part of a crusade against the law.
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Broadway
Isadora Duncan
Gertrude Hoffman
New College
Association of New York Dancing Teachers
Duryea
Dancing Academy
West Seventy-second Street
Dancing School Licenses Under New Law Face Fees
The new law will bar women who cannot pay from teaching dance on a small scale. There are 210 dancing teachers in New York with 26 already in the new association. Thirty inspectors will be appointed by the Mayor to visit academies, funded by a $50 license fee. Association officers include Oscar Duryea President A P Furman Vice President Alois Gray Treasurer and Thomas J Long Secretary.
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New York
New Associaon
Association
Oscar Duryea
West
West Seventysecond Street
A. P. Furman
107Th Street
Park Avenue
Alois Gray
Eighty-fourth Street
Third Avenue
Thomas J. Long
145Th Street
Widow contests 1900 will in Jenny estate fight
Surrogate Cohalan admits probate of a 1908 will disposing of a 40000 dollar estate leaving about 20000 to relatives and friends and making Mrs Anna Jenny residuary legatee. Anna Jenny seeks probate of a 1900 will claiming 1908 document was signed while John G Jenny was of unsound mind. Witnesses tell of possible improper signing aided by Houston while Jenny was unconscious.
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John G. Jenny
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Anna E. Jenny
West Thirty-seventh Street
Cohalan
Jenny
Morris J. Werner
Thomas G. Lambert
Lambert
C. A. Houston
Houston
Forged City Pay Check Sentenced in Supreme Court
Emanuel Keyser, 79 West 113th Street, former Civil Service Bureau clerk, pleaded guilty to second degree forgery before Justice Fitzgerald. He received a sentence of one to two years at Sing Sing after being caught cashing a $200 City Paymaster check made out to Edward Meyers at Brill Brothers. Keyser had been arrested last November and sought mercy citing a wife and three children. Probation officers reported prior manipulation of civil service appointees for funds, and noted past personal conduct with city officials.
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Emanuel Keyser
West 113Th Street
Civil Service Bureau
Justice Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
Sing Sing
Keyser
Edward Meyers
Brill Brothers
Mew Golf Club Forms In Arcola New Jersey
The Arcola Country Club of Arcola New Jersey is incorporated with authorized capital of 50000 dollars in 500 shares of 100 dollars each. The club plans a 200 acre golf course and lists John W Griggs of Paterson as President William D Moffat of Hackensack as Vice President William Wooldrop as Treasurer and nose Goodbody as Secretary.
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Arcola Country Club
Arcola
N. J
New Jersey
Paterson
Hackensack
Ridgewood
Englewood
Passaic
John W. Griggs
William D. Moffat
William Wooldrop
Nose Goodbody
New Club
Toning Down Building Code Hearings Quiet and Technical
The Aldermen's Buildings Committee continued hearings on the new Building Code in a calm, technical session. No clashes or graft mentions surfaced as tensions eased after Littl Tim Sullivan mediated between Kenneally and Doulland. Fourteenth Street reportedly issued orders to calm the squabble, and Tammany Hall plans revisions to several contested provisions. The Revision Commission issued a statement in response to the minority, while engineers and architects submitted briefs endorsing the majority report.
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Aldermen's Buildings
Ananias Club
Littl
Tim” Sullivan
Kenneally
Doulland
City Hall
Fourteenth Street
Tammany Hall
Revision Commission
Koh-i-Noor Pencil Point Sold Worldwide in Austria
Genuine Koh i Noor pencil leads promoted with 17 grades for every purpose. Offered at 10 cents each or a dollar per dozen, stamped with the trademark and available from any stationer.
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Austria
Elk City Mayor Munroe invites McClellan for hunting trip
Former heavyweight boxer and current Elk City Ontario mayor Munroe visited City Hall yesterday. He recalled McClellan to the mayor's office for a second, livelier talk and invited him to Elk City this summer to hunt and fish, though Munroe said his own summer plans were already set for now.
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Jack
Munroe
Elk City
Ontario
McClellan
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Randenburg
Arkles
Western Union
Baker
Everybody’s Magazine
Mr. Cleveland
Bryan
Brandenberg
Geek Ann
Mr. Ott
Fitzsimmons
Algiers
Persia
Tangiers
Venezuela
Miss Bacon
Hopatcong
Cabanne
Oneill-Adams
Tor
O'Neill Building
O’neill
White House
Adams Building
Salome Dancing
College of Teachers
William Pitt Rivers
Stanton Street
Association of East Side Dancing Teachers
Will
Mew Golf Club
Arcola, N. J
New York City
Uncle Sam
Philippine Islands
James Creelman
Pearson’s
Bill Tweed
Roosevelt
Sloane Gordon
Pearsons
Tammany
Aldermen
L. & C. Hardsmuth
Mayor Munroe
R.h.macy & Co
35Th St
Shantung
Madison Av
Columbus Circle
Lexington Av
Anderson
Bloomingdales
Lex
3D Ave
59Th
60Th St
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