Third wealthy man sought as smuggler
Deputy Inspector Richard Parr investigates alleged smuggling involving Nathan Allen a wealthy Kenosha leather maker and John R Collins a Nashville coalman linked to a third major operator. The case centers on $150000 worth of jewels and a $76200 pearl necklace tied to Mrs Helen Jenkins with duties unpaid and possible involvement of a New York magnate. Parr plans to present evidence to the Federal Grand Jury as investigations widen and tensions rise with Allen associates and Mrs Jenkins.
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Richard Parr
Nathan Allen
Kenosha
Wis
John R. Collins
Nashville
New York
Parr
Allen
Tiffany & Co
Paris
Jenkins
Bache
William J. Wollman
Europe
Wollman
Henry Wollman
Broad Street
Robert C. Morris
Broadway
Lorraine
Daniel Blumenthal
Jassau Street
Eighty-sixth Street
Mr. Blumenthal
Adolph J. Davis
Mrs. Jenkins
Mr. Parr
Collins
Mr. Allen
Chicago
Charles Allen
Allens
Beaumont Wins Fourth Stage of Paris Brussels Race
In Brussels crowds cheer André Beaumont as he wins the fourth stage arriving from Utrecht. Vedrines Kimmerling Garros and others follow amid windy rain delays. Prizes total 8000 for the stage and 3000 for the overall fourth leg, with 2000 of the latter from Brussels and 1000 from the Berchen les Bruxelles aerodrome owners.
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Brussels
André Beaumont
Utrecht
Vedrines
Kimmerling
Gar- Tos
Beaumont
Garros
Gibert
Duval
Renaux
Paris
Berchen-les-Bruxelles
French aviator flies Paris to Sedan in record time
Lieutenant de Malherbe, a French military pilot, completed a Paris to Sedan flight today covering 286 kilometers in 1 hour 44 minutes and 35 seconds.
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Lieut. de Malherbe
Paris
Sedan
Andromeda Balloon Lost in North Sea Rescue Efforts
The Andromeda ascended in Paris and fell into the North Sea near Juist in a gale. Two people were aboard when the balloon drifted out to sea as three companion balloons landed on the East Frisian coast. A rescue boat went out but returned with only an empty ballast bag marked R. G.
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Bremen
Paris
North Sea
Juist
Vssible
Baloon
Paris Delays Listing of Further American Stocks
Rumor from Paris financial circles says the Bourse committee may indefinitely delay listing new American stocks. The delay follows an incident linked to the American Telephone and Telegraph issue and hinges on verifying the strength of American companies and their legal organization before invading the Paris market.
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NEW York Times
Paris
American Telephone and Telegraph
America
Nellie Bly asks Dix for state inquiry into forgeries
Mrs. E. C. Seaman known as Nellie Bly appeals to Gov. Dix for a Banking Department investigation into forged checks she says total more than 1.6 million dollars. She claims Broadway Bank of Brooklyn cashed forged checks labeled E B C Seaman, Treasurer for Iron Clad Manufacturing Co, which she did not sign or authorize.
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New York Times
Albany
State Banking Department
Dix
E. C. Seaman
Nellie Bly
Broadway Bank of
Brooklyn
Sandy Hook Steamer Sinks Power Boat Collision Near Sandy Hook
The Jersey Central steamer Monmouth collided with the Port Monmouth converted power sloop Madeline near Sandy Hook causing the Madeline to sink with all aboard. Captain Boyce and engineer John Phillips were rescued by lifeboat from the Monmouth after the bow was crushed. Both men survived. a Pilot's Rules book was saved. The Monmouth towed the wreck but the Madeline disappeared in the night.
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New York Times
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Jersey Central
Monmouth
New York
Madeline
Port Monmouth
West Bank
George Boyce
John Phillips
Phillips
The
North Jersey
West Forty-second Street
Chapel Hill
David K. Danielson
Jacob A. Jurgenson
Danielson
Jurgenson
Boyce
South Beach
Sandy Hook
Monmouth Grtaly
Baymen
J. Pierpont Morgan
Corsair
Asbury Park
Coney Island
AT&T Announces Additional 50 Million Stock Issue
The announcement of a further issue of 50 million dollars of American Telephone and Telegraph stock, at par to stockholders, came last Tuesday the same day Paris Bourse admitted the shares to trading. In New York the stock fell 4 points to 147 percent after Monday’s 151½. The Banque de Paris et des Pays Bas cancelled all Tuesday contracts, but the issue news had been in the annual report. The price later recovered to 149½ and closed yesterday at 148 percent.
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Paris
New York
Banque de Paris Et Des Pays Bas
Pays Bourse
Summer Weariness Relief Through Acid Phosphate
Horsford's Acid Phosphate quickly relieves languor exhaustion and nervousness of summer as advertised by Ady.
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Horsford
Ady
Great Bear Sprinter Bottles Sold In Case Pack
A local grocer offers Great Bear Sprinter at six bottles per case. The product is positioned as a mid price beverage for casual purchases and on shelves alongside other regional sodas.
Gin Supreme Makes Three Reigns in Docks Hekey
A fragmented dispatch notes a figure named Hekey linked to gin supremacy across dockside venues. The report mentions Nbr and Baal in association with the broader scene and suggests widespread attention nationwide.
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Docks
A Beautiful Reproduction by Charles Vigor in Times
A handsome full page re production of this painting titled Awake My Soul by Charles Vigor will appear in the Pictorial Section of Next Sunday's Times.
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Charles Vigor
New $4,000,000 Hotel Plan for Times Square
Jean B. Martin announces a $4 million, fifteen story restaurant and bachelor apartments project near Times Square to open in 1912. The Nouveau Café Martin will occupy the ground floor with a private dining tier, a banquet hall on the third floor, and twelve floors of furnished year‑round bachelor apartments. Martin sails today for Europe aiming to bring back a Russian orchestra and dancers. his current trip marks his sixtieth crossing, with plans to return on the Olympic.
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Jean Baptiste Martin
Europe
Kronprinzessin
Times Square
Martin
Twentysixth Street
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Mr. Martin
Twenty-sixth Street
Moscow
London
George V
Explosion on Submarine Pike Injures Three in Harbor
In San Diego on June 26 a gasoline explosion aboard the submarine Pike at the Coronado wharf burned machinists F W Elliott J W Jeffries and electrician L B Walker. The blast followed a backfired engine causing gasoline leakage and deck plates to lift as men worked. Eight aboard, injuries treated aboard the Iris and a court of inquiry to be convened tomorrow evening. Elliott's wife died in a gasoline car wreck in March.
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New York Times
San Diego
Cal
F. W. Elliott
J. W. Jeffries
L. B. Walker
Elliott
Jeffries
Walker
Coronado Wharf
William Menefree
Iris
Ellis
South San Diego
Pastor in Jail Wife Scrubs The New England Times
Boston June 26 Special to The New York Times Rev Edgar B Bayliss Somerville pastor jailed for libel nonpayment of a 250 dollar fine serves three months East Cambridge jail. His wife Elizabeth 62 works as scrubwoman laundress for living while facing social ostracism from former friends. Dr Conrad of Park Street Church pledges to help raise funds and pay one fifth of the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Edgar B. Bayliss
Somerville
East Cambridge
Elizabeth E. Bayliss
Bayliss
John Woods
Somerville Sun
Woods
Conrad
Park Street Church
Mr. Bayliss
Albany Leagiate Boat Race Report
Fragmentary OCR item describes a boat race at Albany with unclear details and 0 3 W and timing fragments. Reads like a brief sports notice with limited legible names or results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eater
Albany
Man Identified in Queens Subway Harassment Case
Mrs. Catherine Maurer reports her daughter Ethel was groped and kissed on a Flushing car. John Powers, alias Ernest T. Rossiter, 23 Sanford Ave, claimed Tottenville origin. He faces disorderly conduct and simple assault charges with bail set at 500 dollars.
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Catherine Maurer
Clay Avenue
Bronx
Fifty-ninth Street
Second Avenue
Ethel
Long Island
Queensboro Bridge
Mamma
Sanford Avenue
Ee Long Island
Corrigan
Yorkville Court
John Powers
East Sixty-seventh Street
Ernest T. Rossiter
Manning
Mr. Manning
Rossiter
Flushing
Ernest Rossiter
FE. W. W. Rossiter
New York Central Railroad
Flushi
George W. Reilly
Reilly
Gertrude Reilly
Police raid downtown poolrooms spark sharp police action
Inspector Hughes and Lieut. Jones led a series of raids across three downtown venues, seizing six men at a Third Avenue poolroom and ten at Haven Social Club after breaking doors and clearing crowds. Police from East Fifth Street and Union Market supported operations near Fourteenth Street.
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Hughes
Lieut. Jones
Dougherty
East Fifth Street
Union Market
Third Avenue
Fourteenth Street
de Cantillon
Pardey
Hyland
Jones
Park Row
Chatham Square
Haven
East Fourth Street
Best Trains to the Colorado Rockies Leave Chicago and St Louis
Trains to the Colorado Rockies depart from Chicago and St Louis in morning and evening via Rock Island Lines. Services include the Rocky Mountain Limited Mountaineer and Flyer. Tickets available at 401 Broadway.
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Colorado Rockies
Chicago
St. Louis
Rock Island Lines
Rocky Mountain
Mountaineer
Broadway
Devery Pension Bill Passes Senate for New York Chief
Albany June 26 Senator Christopher D Sullivan's bill to let the Police Commissioner hear William 8 Devery's pension claim was approved without dissent. The proposed pension is 3000 dollars yearly and would be given to charity. Devery joined the police in 1878 and retired as Chief of Police in 1901 by another legislative act.
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New York Times
Albany
Christopher D. Sullivan
New York
William 8. Devery
Senate
Devery
Edison Tests New Car at Sterling Forest Test
Thomas A. Edison tested a storage battery car on the Greenwood Lake branch of the Erie Railroad in Sterling Forest New Jersey. Nine Erie Directors joined the test along with Philip Murray's yacht, the Philip Junior, provided for the party. Cottagers gathered to view the first electric car in the area and Edison expressed satisfaction with the test.
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New York Times
Sterling Forest
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Greenwood Lake
Erie Railroad
Erie
Philip Murray
Philip Junior
Edison
Three New Justices Proposed for New York County
Albany June 26 The Assembly passed the Sullivan bill increasing New York County Supreme Court justices. One new justice to be elected next fall and another in 1912 and 1913 respectively. The measure passed without opposition and moves to the Governor.
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Albany
Assembly
T. D. Sullivan
Supreme Court
New York County
Murders Six Negro Women in Atlanta Mystery
The mutilated body of a young colored woman was found on a side street in Atlanta. Police report this is the sixth mysterious murder targeting black women, with each victim found on a Sunday night and initially strangled, heightening fear in the community.
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Atlanta
New York Times
Harrington Responds to Name at Morris Plains Asylum
Mark W. Harrington, once a Michigan professor and former Weather Bureau head, at Morris Plains State Insane Asylum answered to his proper name for the first time in four years, after previously only replying as John Doe. Dr Britton Evans, the asylum superintendent, confirmed the development citing supervisor reporting.
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Morris Plains
N. J
Mark W. Harrington
University of Michigan
United States Weather Bureau
Harrington
Britton D. Evans
John Doe
Dr. Evans
Radcliffe graduate sermon urges women to stay home
Bishop William Lawrence told Radcliffe College graduates that women should focus on home life and uplifting their immediate circle rather than pursuing civic reform or tackling broad social uplift outside the home. He urged women to diffuse light rather than attempt sweeping social change.
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Boston
Radcliffe College
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Pickpockets Nabbed After Second Encounter
Detective McKenna identified two men, David Wolf and Herman Kendler, as pickpockets at the Forty-second Street station and arrested them. They were discharged in Yorkville Court when no crime was proven, then later caught in a train. Corrigan sent them to the workhouse for six months each.
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McKenna
Central Office
Forty-second Street
Third Avenue
David Wolf
Herman Kendler
West Seventeenth Street
Steinert
Yorkville Court
Wolf
Kendler
129Th Street
Corrigan
Rumors Fly on Mattea wan Hospital Leadership
State Superintendent J L Scott ordered a competitive exam for Mattea wan State Hospital head Robert B Lamb amid rumors of a possible dismissal. Chief clerk Charles F Baker reviews hospital affairs and will report findings to Scott. Scott plans a thorough investigation next week.
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New York Times
Fishkill Landing
N. Y
J. L. Scott
Matteawan State Hospital
Robert B. Lamb
Charles F. Baker
Matteawan Institution
Baker
Dr. Lamb
Supt. Scott
State-Room Cars to Cleveland Schedule
State room cars to Cleveland depart Pennsylvania line at 4 00 and 6 32 P M. by the railroad and arrive in Cleveland by morning.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Biktion
Ady
Senate Rejects Root Plan in Tariff Reciprocity Battle
Washington dispatch reports the Senate defeated the Root amendment to the reciprocity bill by voice vote after hours of debate. The vote signals a continued push for tariff revision as insurgents and regulars split over whether to weaken or advance the overall measure. Penrose plans to press for early action, seeking final votes on reciprocity and related bills in late July amid ongoing tariff board debates.
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New York Times
Washington
Senate
York
Presid Sherman
Burn
Chamber
Messrs
Penrose
Smo
Senator
Georgia
Hurc
Curtis
Kansas
Tariff Board
Congress
la Follette
Bristow
Cummins
Iron and Steel
Clark
Wyoming
Clark d
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Purchase
DEWEY
Dewey & Sons CO
Fulton
N.Y
Times
North End
Jean B. Martin
Ernest T. Ros
Siter
New York County Supreme Court
Sullivan
Fireside Woman’s Place
Lawrence
Lamb May
Matteawan
Scott
State Insane Asylum
Stone
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