Jerome Charges In He Takes The Stand In Trial
Grand jury minutes and party lines heat a hearing before Commissioner Rosalsky on the Jerome case seeking Gov Hughes removal of District Attorney Jerome A clash over access to grand jury minutes and a contested tape transcript frames the session Jerome defends his conduct in the Perkins campaign and Ice Trust inquiries while accusing the King Committee of bad faith He plans to continue his defense as the day ends.
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King Committee of
Metropolitan Street Railway
Gov. Hughes
Jerome
Franklin Pierce
The
King Committee
James W. Osborne
Ice Trust
de Witt
Clarence J Shearn
New York American
Pierce
Osborne
American Ice Company
Trust
Rosalsky
Judge Rosalsky
Clerk of General Sessions
de Ford
Gler
Mr. de Ford
McGrath
Maine
Grand
Oler
Court of Equity
Hand
Patrick
Mr. Pierce
William F. King
John T. Milliken
Albert T. Patrick
Miliken
A. Edward Wooodruff
Julian
Tillinghast
Metropolitan Road
Quackenbush
Stanley Bigg
Justice Seabury
Bagg
Bagge
Mr.Jerome
Kiesel
Ragg
Seabury
Perkins
New York Times
Mr. Jerome
Justice Greenbaum
Samuel Untemyer
Edward B. Whitney
Court of Appeals
Nylie
Perkiins
New York Life
Mexican Central Railroad
Law
Mr. Perkins
Robert Winsor
Kiddie, Peabody & Co
Boston
Justice Goff presides as ice company case moves forward
The Supreme Court Criminal Branch convened a Special Grand Jury led by James W. Osborne to reinvestigate the American Ice Company. After swearing in, the jury began examining documents while Mr. Osborne asked to delay until Thursday. Wesley Oler seeks an appellate writ to halt further action, alleging improper juror selection and questions of authority. The Appellate Division is expected to rule today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Goff
Supreme Court
James W. Osborne
American Ice Company
Osborne
the Justice
Wesley M. Oler
Appellate Division
Jackson
May Grand Jury
Oler
Grand Jury
Flood Toll Rises After Severe Storm Hits St Louis Area
A May 5 storm with near tornado-force winds damaged infrastructure near Belleville Illinois and Edgemont Illinois. A Louisville and Nashville bridge washout wrecked a freight train, killing Engineer Carl Ward and Fireman Chasen and likely another crewmate. Edgemont residents fled to improvised rafts as thirty five square miles of low land flooded. French Village suffered unroofed houses after a miniature tornado cut communications.
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ST. Louis
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Belleville
Schoenlanb Creek
Carl Ward
Evansville
Ind
Chasen
Howell
Edgemont
East St. Louis
Manning Installed Rector of Trinity After 46 Years
A ceremonial installation at Trinity Church yesterday marked Rev. Dr. W. T. Manning taking charge as rector, with sextons from nine daughter churches delivering keys. The event, last repeated 46 years ago with Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix, followed by a brief service and roll call, highlighted Trinity Parish’s expansion since 1862.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Parish
W. T. Manning
Morgan Dix
Old Trinity
St. Paul's
St. John’s
Trinity Chapel
St. Agnes's
St. Augustine's
St. Chrysostom’s
St. Luke's
St. Cornelius the Centurion
Manning
Trinity Churchyard
Cornelius the
Twelfth Infantry
Philippines
Col
William Jay
E. D. Randolph
Dr. Manning
Jay
Trinity
Col. Jay
Methodists Gather for Global Conference in Baltimore
Delegates from around the world arrive for the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opening in Baltimore. Fraternal delegate Dr. A Sasamori of Japan attends. Bishop J W Hamilton presides. two Pacific Coast candidates vie for Bishopric honors. debate centers on amusements and itinerant pastorates amid a split on riskier outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. Sasamori
Chenzan College
Japan
Methodist Church
J. W. Hamilton
D. A. Goodsell
Pacific Coast
Robert McIintyre
Los Angeles
Freeman D. Vorand
Berkeley
Cal
United States
Mass onstage sparks Vatican tone as play opens
In Chicago at Rush Temple Theatre the second scene of A Woman of the West shows a Catholic church mass with altar, priest vestments, chalice, and benediction. Rev. L J Vaughan defends the depiction as a reverent living painting, while actor G R True, as George Roberts, plays the priest.
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Chicago
L. J. Vaughan
Temple Theatre
Vaughan
G. R._ True
Father Vaughan
George Roberts
Fire Panic Hits Williamsburg Factory Fire injures workers
More than 200 girls and young women were at Holzheimer Steam Laundry when explosions and flames cut through floors four and five of the Lorimer and McKibbin Streets building. Firemen contained the blaze after an hour. damage estimated at 40,000 dollars. The United Cork Company on floors four and five employed twenty five men.
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Holzheimer Steam Laundry
Lorimer and
McKibbin Streets
Williamsburg
United Cork Company
Carl Company
Ross Street
Cowboy Game Ends tragically as boy killed by air rifle
Nine year old Joseph Finley formed a Wild West club after visiting a show. He brought an air rifle to a fence target and fired twice. Eight year old Frank Green was struck in the head and died at New York Hospital from the brain injury.
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Joseph Finley
West Twentieth Street
Finley
Joseph
Vie
Frank Green
West Highteenth Street
Young Green
Trigit
Frank
New York
Policeman Held on Felony Abduction Charge
Policeman Edward A. Willi of the Bronx was arrested after a Grand Jury indictment charging him with abducting 15 year old Rose Hoffman. Willi was arraigned in General Sessions and held for trial in $1,500 bail. The shooting incident by Rose Hoffman's brother Frederick Hoffman was deemed a felony by the Grand Jury.
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Edward A. Willi
Alexander Avenue
Bronx
Russo
Rose Hoffman
West
Will
Hoffman
Policeman Griffin Baisley Charged With Robbery
Patrolman Griffin Baisley of West Thirtieth Street Station faced robbery charges after John H. McKey a street car conductor testified in Jefferson Market court that Baisley and another officer attacked him and Ernest L. Adams on Thirty-fourth Street last Friday night. McKey said he lost a ring a watch and 249 dollars. Baisley was held on 2 dollar bail for examination after arrest with Adams on intoxication charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin Baisley
West Thirtieth Street
Steinert
Jefferson Market Court
Baisley
John H. McKey
West Fiftyfirst Street
Ernest L. Adams
Thirty-fourth Street
Seventh Avenue
McKey
Adams
Hope Diamond Sold in Paris for 400000
A Paris report says the Hope Diamond, 44% carats and sapphire blue, once owned by Joseph Wrankel's Sons Co, was sold for 400000. Experts doubt the price, noting Frankel firm valued it around 250000. The gem has a storied history tied to a London banker and the Tav ernier diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hope
Joseph Wrankel's Sons Company of
New York
Turkey
London
Henry Thomas Hope
Tavernier
Giamond
Frankel
Davis Plans Free Special Train to Denver Democratic Convention
City Collector Robert Davis of Jersey City announced a special train to Denver for the Democratic National Convention. The train will be free to all Democrats who apply, with Davis traveling as a delegate from New Jersey’s Tenth District. He opposes Senator Smith of Essex monopolizing transport to Colorado.
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Davis
Robert Davis
Jersey City
Denver
Tenth
Smith
Essex
New Jersey
Colorado
Tate
City Brevities: Gifts and Gatherings in Local Circles
John E. Parsons gave $2,500 to the New York Law Institute fund through William H. Winters the librarian. Alfred Mosely, who sailed for England yesterday on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, was hosted at an American Protective Tariff League gathering with Charles A. Moore and others. Mrs. Margaret Barber, despondent over ill health, committed suicide in Brooklyn, leaving Herbert Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Parsons
William H. Winters
New York Law_ Institute
Alfred Mosely
England
American Protective Tariff League
Charles A. Moore
Lowell Ligcoln
James Talcott
John Eastwood
Col. T. Z Cowle
Margaret Barber
Henry Street
Brooklyn
Herbert Barber
Manhattan
San Francisco Fire Destroys Fifteen Stores on Geary Street
A blaze at the Mentone Restaurant on Geary Street last night consumed fifteen stores. A Wood & Co branch, Waterman Fountain Pen Co, and United Cigar Stores suffered damage. Loss estimated at $400,000.
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San Francisco
Mentone
Geary Street
Kearney Street
Grant Avenue
S. N. Wood & Co
Waterman Fountain Pen Company
United Cigar Stores
Unclear Street List of Small Sums and Names
A truncated directory style entry lists multiple addresses and names with small payments marked as trifling or specific amounts such as 300, 35, and 50 dollars. The entries include Samuel Clark Emil Dubosh I. Diamond Dora Liebman Louis Cohen J. Degandio Peter Kabaris Hobbs & Co and others with addresses on Bleecker St Madison St Brook Ave and others.
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E. 114Th St
Samuel Clark
Bleecker St
Emil Dubosh
Park
Er ‘Rodman
Rivington St
I. Diamond
Brook
Max Bernstein
Madison St
Dora Liebman
Louis -Cohen
J. Degandio
Stanton St
A. Levine
Independence
Kcine
Eeet
William St. Hobbs & Co
110Th St
Sa Ae T
1St St
Berrar
Episcopal Split Over Open Pulpit Creates Catholic Question
Philadelphia clergymen clash over the Richmond Canon on open pulpit rights. Some Episcopals seek Roman Catholic marriage allowances for priests, while church leaders doubt papal approval. Reenders McGarvey Francis plan to explain next Sunday amid resignations at St Elizabeth's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Richmond
Greer
Episcopal Church
Tvith
William McGarvey
St. Elizabeth's Church
James ‘Paul Francis
Grayfriars
Papa
America
Mgr. Falconio
New York
Mgr. McCready
Church of the Holy Cross
Forty-second Street
Rome
James Paul Francis
M. J. Cowl
W. L. Hayward
William H. McClellan
Lutheran Bishop Arrives With Letter From Norway
Bishop Anton Christian Bang of the Lutheran Church in Norway arrives in New York aboard the Hellig Olav bearing a letter from King Haakon to President Roosevelt. He brings a bronze statue of Henrik Wergeland for presentation to the Normannan Society of Minneapolis on May 17 during the hundredth anniversary festival. Bang does not speak English and will travel to Washington to deliver his letter.
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Haakon
Norway
Roosevelt
Anton Christian
Bang
Hellig Olav
Minneapolis
Henrik Wergeland
Viegland
Normannan Society of
Washington
Brennan Granted Pardon by Rhode Island Senate
In Providence Rhode Island the Senate voted 19 to 8 to pardon James Brennan of Brooklyn New York after nine years in Cranston State Prison for a Portsmouth car barns robbery. Governor Higgins urged clemency and Brennan was cleared of being Milwaukee Red after a clemency review.
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Providence
R. IL
Rhode Island Senate
James Brennan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cranston
James H. Higgins
Brennan
Portsmouth
Milwaukee Red
The Hub Clothing Corner Silk and Satin Suits Sale
The Hub Clothing Corner at 227 229 Broadway offers men’s silk and satin lined hand tailored suits in brown gray London Smoke and light blue sizes 4 to 44 single and double breasted. Worth 20 to 25 in other stores, now 9.80 this week.
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HUB
Broadway
Cor
Barclay St
Post Office
London
Cardinal Logue Visits Washington Attends New York Meet
Cardinal Logue the Primate of Ireland visited Washington forenoon events meeting Rep Rourke Cochran and Ambassador Bryce at the British Embassy. He also met Mgr Falconio at the Papal Legation and attended a Catholic hierarchy reception at St Patrick's and will be received by the President at the White House.
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Washington
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Father Russell
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
St. Patrick's
Rourke Cochran
New York
Bryce
Mgr. Falconio
Mers. Falconio
Cneretti
Papal Legation
Catholic Church
Catholic University
St. Patrick's Rectory
White House
America
Archbishop Farley Applauds City Street Cleaning Efforts
Archbishop Farley thanks Street Cleaning Commissioner Crowell for the department's care of city streets during the Catholic centenary celebration. He notes Madison and Fifth Avenues in particular reflected credit on the Commissioner and the department.
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Archbishop Farley
Crowell
Madison
Fifth Avenues
Parochial School Graduates Dinner at Hotel Astor
In New York the association of former pupils of Catholic schools held a centennial celebration dinner at the Hotel Astor. More than 600 graduates attended to mark the diocesan Centennial event.
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New York
Hotel Astor
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France
Wardens
Chapel of St. Cornelius the Centurion
ST Enos
Music
Exec
Steinway & Sons
Steinway Hall
14Th St
Cowboy Game
Sultan
Wallach Bros. Cor
29Th St
Hart. Schaffner and Mare
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Deeek Js
OTTER
Alkan
Episcopal
King Haakon
Gov. Higgins
New Yorker
Arnheim
Nainsoor
Belide
Gotham Underwear CO
Pranklinst
New.york
Empire Teste Fee
Skaatta
WM. H. Crane Maneai
St. Nn
Otis
Geo
M. Cohan
Lyceum Theatre
Kyrle Sellew
Miss Illington
Paul M. Potter
Wallace
Star Gaan
St., Lex
Kate Barton
Blaney
Lincoln
St.Ev
Mayi
Spooner
Boss
West End
Holen Noldi Opera CO
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Toda
Morrow
Lew Fielis
John Mason
Bernardster
Papa Lebonnard
Henry W
Lustige
Mabel Yrs
Taliaferro
Polly Oi
Batre
Y & Sat
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Paterson
HD West
Sey City
Newark
Fat
Daitly
Alhambra Hat
Daily Aan
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Pricea
Mily Circle
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Matthes
Alan Dale
Walter
Berke & Adams
Night
Ooney &Bent
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Eddie Hoy
Bijou Fernandez
W. L. Abingition
Barnold’s
Mmerstein
Billy Silfol
Simon & Grace
Academy
St. “& Irving Pi
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Paske
Apramson
Joe
David Belas MA
David
MURRA
Dail
Music Hall
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Asco Warrens
Irginia
Stley Y CO
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