Dunlop Will Filed as Rival Claim to $650,000 Estate
Dr. Clark W. P. Dunlop's will filed in Surrogates' court allocates at least 100000 in personal property and 30000 in real estate. It provides 150000 in trust for his widow Eliza Dunlop for life or until remarriage and then distributes funds to churches associations and charities with rest to nephews nieces and friends. Hawes alleges fraud and disputes copy versus original while executors named include Eliza Dunlop Frank H. June and Union Trust Company.
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Secord
Clark W. P Dunlop
Lawyer Co
Miller
Dunlop
Gilbert Ray Hawes
Hawes
Samuel
H. Dunlop
Woodlawn
Samuel H. Dunlop
West Highly Sixth Street
Warrington Opera House
Oak Park
Chicago
Kenilworth Flats
West Thirteenth Street
Kansas City
Washington Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Eliza C. Dunlop
Board of Church Extension
Methodist Episcopal Church
Young Women's Christian Association of
City of New York
Young Men's Christian Association
Bible and Fruit Mission of the Public Hospitals of
New York
The
Children's Aid Society
American Female Guardian Society
City of
Union Trust Company
West End Avenue
4 Times
Teree
Jackson
Tie
Island Bridge Spans Joined Amid East River Awe
The first link of the Blackwell's Island Bridge connected the Manhattan section to the Blackwell's Island segment at 8:40 yesterday morning. The 8725 foot cantilever will carry a fifty four foot roadway four tracks, four tracks on an upper way, plus carriage and foot routes, with completion hoped by summer.
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Blackwell's Island
Manhattan
East River
Blackwell’s Island
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
Elevated Trains on Brooklyn Bridge Hearings Patch
Public Service Commission held another hearing on elevated train operation over the Brooklyn Bridge. W. Menden of Brooklyn Rapid Transit testified to sixty seven through trains during rush hour and touted upcoming improvements including Sands Street trolley track completion block signals on elevated lines wider Park Row platforms and track switch reconstructions at the Brooklyn terminal. The hearing will continue today.
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Public Service Commission
Brooklyn Bridge
W. &. Menden
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Park Row
Brooklyn Terminal
Glacia Calla Sets Stage With Managers After Tragedy
Mrs Paul Roy known as Glacia Calla arrived to discuss operatic stage appearances with theater managers. She sought extradition of her husband Paul Roy and claimed rumors about herself and the Baroness von Orendorff were invented.
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Paul Roy
Glacia Calla
Baroness von Orendorff
Széchenyis Leave for Hungary Via Milan
The Count and Countess Laszlo Széchényi depart Nice for Hungary by way of Milan, abandoning plans to visit Rome. They have lived quietly in retirement here, with only public appearances at the Riviera lawn tennis championships and a Beaulieu luncheon.
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Nice
Laszlo Széchényi
Hungary
Milan
Rome
Taney
Riviera
Beaulieu
Plan for King Edward’s Mediterranean cruise abandoned
The article notes that King Edward will not cruise the Mediterranean after his visit to Biarritz and will return to London in mid April. Additional items report A Borisoff leaving St Petersburg with 260 Arctic paintings for the United States, W W Astor boosting Oxford fund gifts, Prince Luitpold’s birthday mercy and charity acts, and Chamberlain’s health improvements in Nice.
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Biarritz
Edward
Mediterranean
London
ST. Petersburg
A. Borisoff
United States
Nova Zembia
Fleet Arrives at Magdalena Bay Ready for Target Practice
Rear Admiral Evans reports the fleet arrived at Magdalena Bay on March 12 after an 11 day 20 hour voyage from Callao. The ships are in better condition than when they left Hampton Roads and will begin target practice once ranges are set. Navy officials praise the cruise as a successful drill filled voyage with no major incidents and expect practice to finish by month’s end weather permitting.
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Washington
Evans
Magdalena Bay
Navy Department
Callao
Hampton Roads
San Francisco
Robley D. Evans
Mexico
Navy League of the United States
Friends of the Navy
Horace Porter
Sing Sing Prison Accused of Water Theft
Col. Michael Padden alleges Sing Sing Prison has been stealing water from the city for years. Inspector Hannan detected an eight inch unmetered pipe delivering water valued between 50 000 and 100 000 yearly, prompting a potential six year back charge and possible new city contract.
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Hannan
Sing Sing
Croton
Little Weiting
Padden
National Citizens Industrial Ass'n Fights Labor-Socialist Bills
A broad plea to Home-Owning Americans to organize against Labor-Socialist efforts in Congress and state legislatures alleged to seize savings and property. The piece urges support for the National Citizens Industrial Ass'n with chapters nationwide, listing bills like Employers' Liability and urging public funding for unemployment and pensions while warning of court curbs.
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Congress
Chicago
Rogues
Citizens Industrial Ass'n of America
New York
National Citizens Industrial Ass'n
St. James Building
N. Y
National Ass’n
Labor Trust
U. S
Wm. H. Hunt
Butte
Montana
Nat'l Citizens Industrial Ass’n
Co. W. Poat
Battle Creek
Mich
Esther Seaman Die as Dress Catches Fire at Home
Esther Seaman three years old of 834 Hamburg Avenue died in Bradford Street Hospital from burns after her dress caught fire while playing in the kitchen. Policeman Worden of Herbert Street Station was praised for rescuing two children from smoke at a fire on 58 Herbert Street. Supreme Court Justice Crane heard Dawkins burglary case arguments for certiorari with briefs to be submitted. A runaway horse endangered children at DeKalb and Lewis Avenues until Fireman Layton Nelson halted it. Miss Jennie Blunt, who shot Lawyer Charles M Sanford, was arraigned and the case adjourned for a week.
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Ists
Mer
Labor
Esther Seaman
Hamburg Avenue
Bradford Street Hospital
Worden
Herbert Street
Supreme Court
Crane
Dawkins
DeKalb and
Lewis Avenues
Layton Nelson
Fire Department
Jennie Blunt
Charles M. Sanford
Adams Street
Sanford
Smithtown
L. L
Yesterday's Fires List of Small Losses and Suspects
A recall of recent fire incidents lists multiple addresses with losses ranging from trifling to 2000 dollars. Names include David Kraemer Annie Siebel Jacob Kerner Patrik Cooney and Mic Naughton. Noted sums: 15000 at Broad Street and 2000 at 10th Avenue.
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A. M. Me
Broad &T
David Kraemer
Cherry St
Rinoda Infanta
1St
Jacob Kerner
Lexington
Annie Siebel
140Th St
N. S. Small
Henry St
Max Friedman
Patrik Cooney
West
165Th St
Water St
E. 125Th St
Clinton St
U Own
Mic Naughton
Dawes Declines Knickerbocker Presidency
Charles G. Dawes of Chicago’s Central Trust Company has declined the offer to become president of New York’s Knickerbocker Trust Company, according to his cousin W. R. Dawes, cashier of Central Trust. He will remain in Chicago.
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Cousin
Knickerbocker Trust Co
New York Times
Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
The
Central Trust Company of
Knickerbocker Trust Company
New York
W. R. Dawes
Cntral Trust Company
Dawes
PURE FOOD WAR AT COLUMBIA
Columbia students exposed a breakfast cereal misrepresented on the commons menu. They sent a sample to the producer, which repudiated the claim, and a food inquiry revealed a waiter filling the box with another firm's product.
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Columbia
University Commons
the Commons
Stamp vending machines to be tested at Post Office
Three automatic postage stamp vending machines will be installed on the lower floor of the Post Office Building for a thirty day test. They will sell 1 2 and 5 cent stamps from rolls up to 2500 stamps each. If satisfactory, the Department may adopt them in post offices and other sites including stores and transit stations.
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Post Office
Rosebery Warns Socialism Threatens Empire and Free Trade
In a Liberal League address Lord Rosebery decries socialism as a menace worse than protection. He argues Liberals must back sane imperialism and free trade, warns of direct taxation pressure, and says liberals may choose protection to stem socialism, endangering empire and freedom.
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London
Great Britain
Lord Rosebery
Liberal League
League
Party of Protection
No Second Chamber Fights Socialist Threat
Lord Rosebery laments the abolition of the last barrier between government and people amid a rise in Socialism. He warns that the move to end the second chamber removes a crucial check on power and risks empowering the government.
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Lord Rosebery
Bomb discovered and exploded in Barcelona lab van
In Barcelona on March 12 a second bomb exploded as it was placed in a laboratory van near the water pipe blast site. The van was badly damaged but no injuries occurred. Two more bombs were found in the city center and were unexploded.
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Barcelona
Alfonso
Americans Arrested in Paris Under False Pretenses
Paris police detained three American men identified as Schwabb and De Montgomerie of Pittsburgh and Howard of Colorado. They described themselves as guide interpreters and face charges of swindling American visitors out of large sums of money. The suspects deny the accusations.
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Paris
Schwabb and de Montgomerie
Pittsburg
Howard
Colorado
Paris Tougher Rules curb driving after accidents
Paris authorities extend traffic controls with power to suspend licenses eight to sixty days for infractions and from two to twelve months for crashes causing injuries. The move follows a rise in automobile accidents in the city.
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Paris
French forces in Morocco get peace suspension requests
Casablanca report states General a d Amade, commander of French forces in Morocco, has received letters from Mulai Hafid and his army leaders requesting a halt to hostilities while a peace arrangement is negotiated.
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Casablanca
A d’Amade
Morocco
Mulal Hafid
German newspaper lectures the Kaiser on naval policy
Berlin lawmakers publish an admonitory critique in the National Zeitung calling on the German Emperor to heed constitutional limits, seek advisers, and consider consequences before acting. It notes his Kruger telegram and the Algeciras dispatch as examples of actions failing to foster peace.
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NEW York Times
Berlin
Lord Tweedmouth
National Zeitung
Kaiser
Kruger
Transvaal
Austria
Algeciras
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Arias
Doent
Produce Exchange Bank
Ninety-second Street
Columbus Avenue
Gao Aiinia
Szechenyis
Notes of Foreign Affairs
W. W. Astor
Oxford University Endowment Fund
Munich
Luitpold
Bavaria
Joseph Chamberlain
Lonaonaltty
Hadl
Park Btilford, Agker, Merrall & Condit CO
Charles & CO
Gifdesiere
Col. Padden
National Citizens’ Industrial Association
England
Brooklyn News Notes
House of Lords
National -Zeitung
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