Brandenburg Acquitted in Times Cleveland Article Case
Brandenbury was acquitted in the Supreme Court Criminal Branch of grand larceny charges over a Times sale of a Cleveland article. Jury of 12 quickly found the People failed to prove authenticity. Brandenburg re-arrested in St. Louis for kidnapping, awaiting extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broughton Brandenburg
Supreme Court
NEW York Times
Grover Cleveland
Justice Fitzgerald
New York “Rites
Cleveland
Brandenburg
Oswald N. Jacoby
the Times
Fitzgerald
Jacoby
Samuel Bell Thomas
Fitzsimmons
St. Louis
District Attorney’s Office
Cornell
Tombs Court
Albany
Tombs
Harvard names Charles W Eliot President emeritus
Cambridge June 29 Former Harvard President Charles W Eliot elected President emeritus with a salary tied to his former pay. The Harvard corporation made the appointment at its regular meeting. Reports say a near 500000 fund will be provided by graduates and undergraduates after Eliot’s May 19 retirement.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Charles W.eliot
Harvard University
Eliot
Harvard Corporation
University
Lowell
Corporation
Dr. Eliot
Railfare to Denver Return Offer Advertised
An advertisement offers $80.00 for a round trip to Denver and back aboard the Pennsylvania Railroad. The crate shipment option to Colorado Springs or Pueblo is listed, with return until September 1. Agents are urged to act.
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Denver
Pennsylvania Railroad
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Insurance man shoots colleague after joke in Atlanta
In a Prudential Building office in Atlanta Donald M. Bain shot and killed E. G. Williams after a quarrel over a practical joke. Charles Beardsley was wounded in the arm as he tried to separate them. Bain, about 68, said Williams had troubled him for months and attacked him previously. Williams, 40, died from a brain wound. Bain waited for police as witnesses described the scene. Mrs. Bain and daughter Donna were in New York.
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Mr. Not
Cleveland
Brandenburg
Mr. Cleveland
Hastings
Nott
TIMES
New York Times
Atlanta
E. G. Williams
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
New York
Williams
Donald M. Bain
Prudential
Charles Beardsley
Bain
Milledgeville
State Lunatic Asylum
Divorce Granted in Tucker Case
Mary Elizabeth Logan Tucker, daughter of Gen. John A. Logan, is granted a divorce from Col. William F. Tucker on desertion grounds. Alimony involves real estate valued at about 9000 dollars. parties exchanged deeds and personal items. Tucker did not appear. the scene included private alimony arrangements and a statement of attempted reconciliation appears unlikely.
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New York Times
Chicago
Mary Elizabeth Logan Tucker
John A. Logan
William F. Tucker
A. C. Barnes
Col. Tucker
Aldrich Uses Parlor Tricks to Stall Income Tax Vote
Senate battle over income versus corporation tax unfolds as Aldrich crafts moves to sideline the income levy. Lodge Bailey and Cummins oppose while Tillman and Dixon push chatter on tariffs and inheritance tax amid procedural tactics.
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New York Times
Washington
Aldrich
Senate
Rhode Island
Tillman
South Carolina
Bailey
Texas
Mr. Aldrich
Mr. Lodge
Lodge
Senator Lodge
Cummins-Bailey
Shrine to Pope Pius IX Homestead To Be a New York Shrine
Archbishop Farley of New York plans to transform Pope Pius IX’s Sinigaglia homestead into a shrine. A New York priest donated 500 dollars, recalling his father's early praise of Pius IX. The Pope expressed thanks and asked the archbishop to extend gratitude to contributors.
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Rome
Farley
New York
Pius IX
Sinigaglia
American College
Mgr. Farley
Villa Borghese
America
Chatard
Lost and Found Ad Appears in Times Bulletin and Registry
A Lost and Found advertisement in The New York Times runs in the Lost and Found Bulletin published weekly and posted in 1,500 public places across the city. It also appears in the Lost and Found Registry Bureau. Call The Times at 1060 Bryant to report a loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lost and Found Bulletin
Lost and Found Registry Bureau
the Times
Bryant
Advertisers Urge Early Orders for Next Sunday Times
Readers and news dealers are urged to place orders today to ensure delivery of the forthcoming Sunday Times. The notice stresses securing copies and avoiding missed features or sections.
Suffragettes Riot at Parliament Ends in Arrests and Outcry
London reports say 112 suffragettes arrested after depuation efforts to meet Premier Asquith in Parliament Square. Pankhurst and Solomon led protests in Caxton Hall. Pankhurst slapped Inspector Jarvis, others tried to reach the House via underground passage. Windows smashed. police nonlethal restraint used. crowd numbered around 50,000 with major figures present.
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London
Parliament Square
Asquith
Pankhurst
Solomon
Haverfield
Lord Abinger
Margresson
Lady Margresson
Maud Joachlgn
Caxton Hall
Viscountess Harberton
Israel Zangwill
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson
Elizabeth Robbins
Beatrice Harraden
Lord
Lady Granard
Lord Morley
Lord Wolverhampton
Lord Althorp
Vera Howe
House of Commons
Saul Solomon
Westminster Bridge
Clifford
Wright Aeroplane Trials At Fort Myer End In Brief Flight
Orville Wright flies a brief 600 yard circuit at Fort Myer after two hours of tests. The problem centers on the engine combustion coils, not the planes, with weight adjustments tried on the forward surfaces. Scientists and spectators observed as repairs were planned for the next day to push further trials.
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New York Times
Washington
Wright Brothers
Orville Wright
Orville
Wilbur
Fort Myer
Congress
President Taft
Signal Corps
Wilburn
Wrights
Mrs Mackay Refuses Suffrage Talk on Voyage
Mrs Clarence H Mackay returned on the Kronprinz Wilhelm with her husband, secretary, two servants, and 15000 dollars worth of gowns from Paris. Asked about suffrage views she laughed and said she could not speak for publication while traveling with her husband. Mr Mackay added I never speak when I am with my wife.
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Clarence H. Mackay
Kronprinz
Wilhelm
Paris
Day Line Str Albany to Intercollegiate Boat Races
The Day Line Street Albany will run to the Intercollegiate Boat Races at Po'keepsie on July 2 or immediately after races. See exclusive advs. Ady.
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Albany
Po’keepsie
Niagara Falls Fourth of July Train Fares Announced
The West Shore offers a $9.00 round trip and New York Central a $10.25 option for travel to Niagara Falls for July 2 3 or 4 with return by July 6. Agents and the number 6310 Mad. are available for train times or phone reservations.
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Niagara Falls
West Shore
New York Central
Agente
Halemoon Starts on Trip From Amsterdam to Rotterdam
The Hailf moon, a reproduction of Hendrik Hudson's ship, was tugged from the navy yard in Amsterdam and moved through the city's canals toward Rotterdam. Thousands of sightseers filled windows and banks of the canals to view the voyage slated for New York next Fall. Sailors in ancient dress manned the vessel as photographers swarmed after the ship following The New York Times publication of pictures.
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NEW York Times
Amsterdam
Hendrik Hudson
New York
Navy Yard
Rotterdam
TV New York Times
Dewey's Clarets and Burgundy Advertisement
An advertisement promoting a blood-enriching beverage product from a New York company, Sons Co., located at 188 Fulton St. The copy claims health benefits and targets readers with an implied appeal to wellbeing.
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A Sons Co
Fulton St
New York
Earthquakes Alter River Flow at Relizan
Two sharp shocks struck Relizan Algeria diverting the Mina River after cliffs collapsed over the river bank. No casualties were reported.
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Belizan
Algeria
Relizan
Mina
Train robbers trapped near Ashcroft in Canada
Detective Draper of Spokane and bloodhounds tracked the Canadian Pacific train bandits to a mining tunnel at Red Gulch near Ashcroft British Columbia. Two heavily armed robbers are trapped. one was killed nearby. A dynamite-filled valise was found in a boat abandoned by the robbers.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Draper
Spokane
Canadian Pacific
Kamloops
Red Gulch
Ashcroft
B. C
Rucker
Taft Heads to Yale for Commencement in New Haven
President Taft traveled from Washington to New Haven by private car Olympia attached to the Federal Express train. He arrived Newark at 10:30 and reached New Haven at 2:10 A.M. with Capt. Butt and Mr. Mischler. He planned to stay with President Hadley and return to Washington tomorrow night.
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Taft
Washington
New Haven
Yale
Olympia
Federal Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boston
Pennsylvania Yards
Newark
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Mott Haven
Olympic
East River
Pagt
Capt. Butt
Mr. Mischler
Hadley
Holyhead Regular Stop Adds Four White Star Liners
White Star Line announces Holyhead calls on Cedric Baltic Celtic and Arabic will be a fixture for outward and homeward voyages. Arabic starts July 10, ships depart Liverpool Saturdays at 12 30 PM replacing Fridays. Holyhead call Saturday afternoon and Queenstown Sunday morning. London Euston and northern connections route passengers to Liverpool.
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White Star Line
Liverpool
Holyhead
London
England
Queenstown
Euston
Scotland
Russian Prisoners Revolt Moves Toward Alaska
A Nome to Vladimir Station cable reports a Yakutsk District mutiny in Siberia. Prisoners killed guards and fled 2000 miles toward East Cape to reach Alaska, with Cossacks pursuing after four guards were killed and twelve wounded.
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Seattle
Wash
Nome
Alaska
Yakutsk
Siberia
Bering Strait
Vladimir
Northern Siberia Company
East Cape
Kalinnikoff
Cabman Edward Sellars Killed in Dobbs Ferry
Police believe cabman Edward Sellars, 30, was murdered near the Main Street livery stable. He left to fetch a passenger Sunday night and was found in the road with a crushed skull and long head wound. His death is linked to the Black Hand, not an accident. He was unmarried and died at Dobbs Ferry Hospital.
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New York Times
Dobbs Ferry
Edward Sellars
Sellars
Best
Main Street
Seeing New York Steam Yacht Trip Advertisement
Promotes a steam yacht excursion from West 22nd Street to a three hour trip, departing 10 AM and 2:30 PM for $1.00. Calls the voyage the most instructive and enjoyable in the world. Contact Gram 4944 for details.
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New York
West
N. R
Trunk Carrying Elsie Sigel Body Linked to Ling Case
Police traced key movements in the Ling murder scandal from Harlem to Newark. Witnesses including Logan the express driver and Martin Luria described Ling and accomplices moving Elsie Sigel’s body in a trunk, with connections to Man Lee laundry and Li Ling Newark chop suey house.
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Leon Ling
Newark
Elsie Sigel
Eighth Avenue
Thomas Cummins
Constitution Express
Forty-fifth Street
Man Lee
West 126Th Street
Arthur Logan
the Times
Chong Ling
Logan
Ling
New York
Fifty-seventh Street
Eleventh and
Twelfth Avenues
Martin Luria
East Fourth Street
Harlem
Li Ling
Market Street
Washington
Wadsworth Avenue
Cummins
125Th Street
Forty-eighth Street
James Halstead
Halstead
Yung Wah
Chinatown
Man
145Th Street
Chin Sing Lee
Mott Street
Man_Lee
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Aldrigh
Clay
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Owen
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Archbishop Farley
Bremen
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Next Sun
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Wright Aeroplane
Cuit
Halemoon
Hudson
MR. Taft
Yale Commencement
Cabman
Trunk
Four
Harlem Laundry
Slayer
Washington Telegram
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