Charlton Extradition Fight Cars to Federal Oversight
A medical examination delay and pending extradition proceedings mark the Charlton case. Capt. Henry H. Scott and Emil Fuchs prepare to seek transfer to federal authorities while $ Vice Consul Gustavo di Rosa plans to present new letters disputing claims of insanity.
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Chariton
Fisher
Blair
Charlton
Baltimore
Emil Fuchs
Henry H. Scott
Hudson County
Gustavo di Rosa
Mr. Scott
di Rosa
Mr. Fuchs
Italy
Taft Enjoys Quiet Sunday Before Beverly Trip
President Taft spent a tranquil Washington Sunday with church, veranda reflections on the monuments, and an automobile ride after a day of signing bills. Secretary Norton will accompany him to Beverly as the Tafts prepare to depart for the summer capital. The Taft family, Mrs Taft and children Helen Robert and Charles, joined a church service and planned a trip to New London for Harvard Yale boat races aboard the Swylph yacht.
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New York Times
Washington
Taft
Beverly
Congress
White House
Washington Monument
Potomac
Norton
Mr. Taft
House
Senate
Mass
Sne
Quiet day for Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt kept a quiet day at Sagamore Hill with no political chatter or visitors. He and his sons rode to church, he waved to townsmen on the lawn, and he noted no one else was at home except family. Plans linger for possible meetings with Hughes and Taft near Beverley, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverley
Mass
Col
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Archie
Quentin
Col. Roosevelt
Sagamore
Hill
Washington Mired by Roosevelt Hughes Supreme Court Row
Washington buzzed over Oyster Bay reports that Col Roosevelt may urge Gov Hughes to reconsider his Supreme Court nomination to seek a third NY governorship run. Observers cite Roosevelts Africa return and Gov Hughes prior pledge not to run again citing financial strain and party obligation, with mixed political implications.
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New York Times
Washington
Oyster Bay
Col. Roosevelt
Hughes
Supreme Court
Taft
New York
Col
Roosevelt
Africa
Supreme ‘Bench
Senate
Gov. Hughes
Power of Mammon takes hold at Church farewell
Alexander Irvine, in vestments for the last time, bids farewell from the Church of the Ascension pulpit after the vestry refused to renew his contract. Rector Percy Stickney Grant praises him and notes vestry splits while Socialists in attendance discuss Irvine’s future as an itinerant church organizer.
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Church of the Ascension
Alexander Irvine
Irvine
Mammon
America
White House
Washington
State House
Albany
Percy Stickney Grant
Grant
M. Irvine
Mr. Irvine
Jie
Speauls
Sol Friedman
West Eleventh Street
Pastor Raps The Stage In Sermon On Morals
The Rev. Christian F. Reisner of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church denounces modern theatre as rotten and urges women to vote with their patronage to uplift morals. He cites church restraint on attendance as ineffective and argues the church can compete by offering relief and uplift rather than mere amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian F. Reisner
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
104Th Street
Columbus
Amsterdam
New York City
America
New York
Methodist Church
J. Wilbur Chapman
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Ordination Sermon Urges Priests Stay Close to People
At the ordination of Drs Henry Denlinger and Hiram Van Kirk at the Church of the Holy Apostles in New York, Bishop Edward Lines urged ministers to be among their people and avoid gossip driven social circles. Denlinger was made deacon and Van Kirk priest with Dr Olin Roche assisting. Denlinger will help administer the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K. Denlinger
Hiram van Kirk
Church of the Holy Apostles
Ninth Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Edward S. Lines
Newark
Bishop Lines
Olin S. Roche
St. Peter's Church
Denlinger
van Kirk
Denounces Prizefights Sermon Attacks Sport and Press
Dr. J Wesley Hill pastor of Metropolitan Temple denounces prizefighting as a caricature of Christian manhood and a stain on nationality He condemns newspapers for giving excessive space to fight reports and says upcoming match degrades human beings used as sandbags for money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wesley Hill
Metropolitan Temple
Seventh Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Hhl
Queenie the Elephant Gets Help From Vacuum Cleaner
A Bostock’s elephant Queenie ate a pound of tobacco and began to suffer. Vets tried a stomach pump but failed, until a vacuum carpet cleaner was used to remove the tobacco and restore her. The mirror typewritten account notes caution at Sagamore Hill and claims she will not repeat the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenie
Bostock
Coney Island
Bostock's
Sagamore Hill
Plainfield Pair Held Over Abduction Charge In New York City
A Plainfield New Jersey man identified as Charlies Loveland was jailed on abduction charges after a 14 year old girl who claimed to be Marie Becker of Plainfield was found with him. They sought to register at a hotel on Twenty sixth Street and a Avenue when a clerk alerted police. The girl was turned over to the Children's Society for improper guardianship.
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Plainfield
N. J
Charlies Loveland
East Twenty-second Street
Marie Becker
Third Street
Schmidt
Twentysixth Street
Avenue
New Jersey
Sandy Hook
Cape May
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Spring Lake
Matawan
Red Bank
Elberon
Belmar
Sea Girt
Point Pleasant
Beach Haven
Atlantic City
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Anglesea
Stone Harbor
Wildwood
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lower Coast
North Philadelphia
Delaware River Bridge
Tajgnhone
Madison Square
Three Men Drown Near City as Girl Rescues Woman
A flotilla on Long Island Sound ends in tragedy with three men drowned and several rescued. Frederick Grandell, 50, of 1633 Lexington Ave, among fourteen in a motor launch, swam off and died likely of apoplexy. Henry Seigel, 21, a bookkeeper, fell from the Jennie near Fort Washington Point and drowned. Patrick Heaton, 42, of 407 West 26th St, went overboard after leaning too far, his body unrecovered. A lifeguard saved Charles Young at Coney Island after cramps left him unconscious, later revived.
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Frederick Grandell
Lexington Avenue
Long Island Sound
City Island
Grandell
Jacob Fults
Boulevard
Fred Schiem
East 138Th Street
Bronx
Henry Seigel
Jennie
Hudson River Bath
Fort Washington Point
Hudson
Geiger
West 107Th Street
Winifred Snyder
Marion Taylor
Nyack
William Clayton
West 135Th Street
Seigel
James Shannahan
Fifty-fourth Street
Brooklyn
Fort Hamilton
Patrick Heaton
West Twenty-sixth Street
Manhattan
Heaton
Shannahan
John McKinney
Dreamland
Coney Island
Johnee
Edison Electrical Illuminating Company
Preset Place
Mullagy
Ocean Boulevard
Charles Young
Division Street
Balmer's
Gus Jardolime
Young
Jardolime
Dr. Lewis
Hosital
Father Saves Another's Boy In Harlem Mere Rescue
Edward Sullivan an Interborough power house engineer at Kings Bridge saved Harry Greenberg ten from drowning after he fell thirty feet from a crag into the Harlem Mere. Sullivan and his three children rushed to aid reviving the boy and took him to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sullivan
East 107Th Street
Interborough Rapid Transit
Kingsbridge
Harlem Mere
Harry Greenberg
East 110Th Street
Sullivan
Gertrude
Eddie
Helena
Central Park
Greenberg
Young Greenberg
Girl rescues drowning woman at South Beach New Brighton
Miss Minnie Scofield of Newark with help from William Wheaton of West Brighton saved 62 year old Johanna Gorman of Manhattan after she fainted and sank near the outer lifelines at South Beach. They brought her ashore and she was taken to the R R Smith Infirmary in New Brighton after medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Scofield
Newark
N. J
William Wheaton
Bement Avenue
West Brighton
Johanna Gorman
Stone Street
Manhattan
South Beach
Wheaton
Gorman
8. R. Smith Infirmary
New Brighton
Boy Falls From Pier. Rescued By Pier Captain
William Winestein aged 11 of 412 West Forty-eighth Street strayed onto the stringpiece at West Fiftieth Street recreation pier and fell overboard. Captain Donoghue from a nearby stoneboat sprang in and saved him, with the boy biting his jaw on a moored boat but otherwise unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fiftieth Street
William Winestein
West Forty-eighth Street
Donoghue
Drowned Boy Identified? Uncertain in New Town Creek
A 12 year old boy drowned at the head of Ten Eyck Street New Town Creek last Saturday evening. Police from Stage Street Station circulated a description of the unidentified boy and his clothes found on a pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown Creek
Ten Eyck Street
Tage Street
Boxing tragedy ends life after three bouts in Pittsburg
Ernest Campbell, a young colored man and admirer of Jack Johnson, died from a brain bleed caused by exertion during three friendly boxing bouts at Negley Run on June 7. Campbell collapsed and died after nearly three weeks in bed, with opponents George Dunlap and Ralph Hawley aged only 18 awaiting an official verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ernest Campbell
Jack Johnson
Negley
Campbell
George Dunlap
Ralph Hawley
Suspicious of Bigamy Case Heard by Queens Magistrate
Magistrate Connolly of Queens Borough released a man on bail after holding him on bigamy charges and set a Tuesday hearing for all parties. Complainant Matilda Evans, 84, from Brooklyn, says David J. Evans, 60, of Richmond Hill married her in Schenectady in 1902, with subsequent marriages and twins. A $2000 bail was set. a settlement offer surfaced, alimony issues exist, and the magistrate later showed irritation over possible extortion and counsel shortcomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connolly
Queens Borough
Matilda Evans
Eleventh Street
Brooklyn
Schenectady
David J. Evans
Jamaica Avenue
Richmond Hill
Queens
St. John’s Catholic Church
Evans
Minnie Emma Tracey
Utica
Annie Lawnson
McCarthy
Excursion Boats Run Heavy Loads from Manhattan
Excursion steamboats heading to Coney Island and Glen Island drew large crowds from Battery Park yesterday. Customs Inspectors monitored capacity and safety as the General Otis replacement drifted toward a crowded Staten Island ferry, with Capt. Paige and the Immigrant assisting to secure the vessel.
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Manhattan
Battery Park
Coney Island
Glen Island
Department of Commerce and Labor
Treasury Department
McKeon
Army
General Otis
General Hancock
Battery
Governors Island
Staten Island
Paige
Desperado Kills Off Officers in Irwin County Ga
W H Bostwick barricaded in his Irwin County home resists two officer assaults, killing Chief Davis of Ocilla and Deputy Sheffield and wounding Deputy Bass Sheriff McInnis and Deputy Tucker are wounded as lawmen surround the house. A crowd forms as Gov Brown is asked to send troops to storm the residence. Bostwick, armed and with six children inside, had been sought on a misdemeanor charge.
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Ocilla
Irwin County
W. H. Bostwick
Gov. Brown
Davis
Sheffield
T. C. Bass
Bostwick
Bass
Odiilla
Irwinville
McInnis
Tucker
Detained Haitian Merchant Faces Ellis Island Exam Over Eye Disease
Michel Abrahams a wealthy St. Marc Halt merchant and Englishman about 85, arrived on the Prins Willem V and was detained by immigration officials on suspicion of trachoma. Three Marine Hospital surgeons will examine him at Ellis Island. deportation if confirmed. His cousin, visiting from Brooklyn, waited ashore as the ship offered to arrange purchases for his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michel Abrahams
St. Marc
Halt
Prins Willer V
Ellis Island
Marine Hospital Service
Mr. Abrahams
J. Aarents
Abrahams
Aarents
Haiti
Brooklee
Fight in Hotel Lobby Ends With Arrest and Hospital
Two hotel employes, Alfred Williams and William Moore, clashed in the Hotel Empire lobby on Broadway and Sixty-third Street. Police arrived with an ambulance. Moore was hospitalized at Flower Hospital and Williams jailed on felonious assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Broadway
Sixty-third Street
West Sixty-eighth Street
Bartholomew Callan
Alfred H. Williams
Bellboys
William Moore
Moore
Flower Hospital
Williams
Abduction Case Tangles Pittsburg Contractor in Salt Lake
A. M. Boyle, once a wealthy Pittsburg contractor, is alleged abducted by A. M. Quinn, Salt Lake City resort owner. Quinn was arrested in Aberdeen, Washington, after Boyle’s wife traced him last fall. Boyle, in a clouded mental state, worked as a carpenter. his family funded his stay, and a guarded trunk believed to hold critical papers remains central to the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
A. M. Boyle
Pittsburg
A. M. Quinn
Quinn
Aberdeen
Wash
Boyle
Silver Springs
Brooklyn visitors tour Mount Loretto Catholic institutions
Twelve hundred members of the G and J Vincent de Paul Society of Brooklyn visited Catholic institutions at Mount Loretto in Richmond Borough. Father Fitzpatrick and other priests escorted the group to the Mission of the Immaculate Conception for dinner. After a drill the visitors inspected the facilities.
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G&j. Vincent de Paul Society of
Brooklyn
Mount Loretto
Richmond Borough
Father Fitzpatrick
Mission of the Immaculate Conception
Wedded, Did Not Know It: Actress Minnette Henry Divorced
Mrs. Minnette Henry a New York actress and dancer obtained a divorce from Eugene Wallace Henry at Judge Pike's court in Reno. She testified the Utica marriage occurred amid illness and a minister performed it. Henry allegedly threatened and attempted to kill her, being a confidence man.
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New York Times
Reno
Minnette Henry
New York
Pike's Court
Eugene Wallace Henry
Utica
Jersey City
Minnette Price
Henry
N. Y
Newark
N. J
Texan Bride and New York Groom Wed Without Licensein Greenwich
Ayrille Meyers aged 19 from Navisota Texas married Jacques Perlman 21 in Greenwich after seeking a license. Officials learned Meyers was underage in Connecticut and the ceremony moved to Port Chester where a license was obtained and marriage performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Ayrille Meyers
Adolf Meyers
Navisota
Houston County
Texas
Thomas F. Connolly
Port Chester
Jacques Perlman
Louis Perlman
New York City
Connecticut
Justicecott
New York State
Stevens
Public health problems and future goals in medicine
Dr. G. N. Linthicum highlights public health challenges in the Journal of the American Medical Association. He surveys tuberculosis and water pollution as major current issues, notes pneumonia, malaria, and plague control, and emphasizes education and preventive measures as the great future goal for improving community health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Linthicum
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Great Britain
United States
Insane Actress Committed After Jeffries Johnson Fight Fever
Cleveland June 26 Kate Blancke a stage actress was committed to the State Asylum at Newburg after arrived in Cleveland the previous Thursday she sent telegraphs to promoters James Gleason and Tex Rickard begging to join the Reno special train. Her strange behavior included repeating lines in German and urging admission to the contest crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jeffries-Johnson
Kate Blancke
Newburg
Miss Blanche
James Gleason
Tex” Rickard
Vaughan Glazer
Toledo
Reno
Pensions for Professors at Cornell Retire Three Long‑Serving Faculty
Ithaca N Y June 26 Two Cornell professors with forty years of service and another who has been with the university since its opening have been retired on Carnegie pensions They are Burt G Wilder Wa terman Thomas Hewett and Lucien A Waite The trustees re elected Andrew D White Henry B Lord and Henry R Ickleheimer The faculty named Jeremiah W Jenks as official representative to the one hundredth anniversary ceremonies in Berlin next Fall President Andrew D White also serves as ambassador to Cornell history and ceremonies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Carnegie
Burt G. Wilder
Waterman Thomas Hewett
Lucien A. Waite
Wilder
Agassiz
Andrew D. White
Henry B. Lord
Henry R. Ickleheimer
New York City
Jeremiah W. Jenks
University Berlin
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Dr. Grant
Europe
Westminster Abbey
Mr. Grant
Caroline Dexter
Martha Washington Hotel
Peekskill
Jesus
Art Gallery
Evenin
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Pastor
Dr. Hill
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Coney
Central Park Lake
Miss Scofield
Mrs. Gorman
Johnson
Desperado
Prins Willem V
Mt. Loretto
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