Cohalan Denies Promissory Note Graft Allegations
Justice Daniel F Cohalan issued a denial over a $4000 promissory note Connolly says was given to secure a political job. The note dated April 5 1911 was turned over to Connolly’s lawyer Lyman Warren after threats of suit. Warren and attorney Cruikshank released statements defending their clients amid Tammany Hall ties.
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Sueme Court
Daniel F. Cohalan
John A. Connolly
Tammany Hall
Cohalan
Connolly
W. Connolly
Lyman BE. Warren
Broadway
Justice Cohalan
Mr. Warren
Daniel F.cohalan
Victor Heating Company
Lyman E. Warren
McClellan
Tammany I
Chalan
James F. Murphy
Alfred B. Cruikshank
Cedar Street
Nyack
Cruikshank
Htvread
Conolly
Daniel F
New York City
Oclix
Canaan
Ebiam
Fatigue Conquers Farley at Kingston Dedication
Cardinal Farley, fatigued after a string of ceremonies, withdrew from delivering the benediction after dedicating St. Joseph's Parochial School in Kingston. He attended a parade and spoke briefly to children before retiring for the night, planning to return to New York tomorrow afternoon.
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Kingston
Cardinal Farley
William Briody
Cardinal
Father Briody
St. Joseph's
New York
Miss Frick's Club Opens in Wenham Farm Mansion
Boston May 25 Special to The New York Times several girls from mills factories stores and offices visit the Iron Rail Club near Wenham where Miss Helen Frick daughter of Henry C Frick hosts guests for brief vacations She began the club years ago to pursue sociological aims and now the group occupies a commodious old mansion on a 1 acre farm Miss Frick is aided this summer by Miss Frances Dixon of Baltimore
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New York
Ttmes
Boston
Iron Rail Club
Wenham
Helen Frick
Henry C. Frick
Miss Frick
Frances Dixon
Baltimore
Harried Pastor Ends Life By Carbolic Acid
In Scranton Pennsylvania on May 25, Rev John Jurco pastor of the Slavish Lutheran Church in Jessup died by taking carbolic acid behind railroad tracks between Jessup and Olyphant. He left notes to the Coroner and family and congregation thanking them for kindness amid recent church discord. A widow and two young children survive him.
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New York Times
Scranton
Penn
John Jurco
Jessup
Olyphant
Jurco
Dancing Girl Gertrude Rye Missing After Winter Garden Appearance
Police issued a general alarm for 16 year old Gertrude Rye a dancer who vanished from her home 522 East One Hundred and Thirty six Street after an appearance at the Winter Garden She is described as five feet tall about 100 pounds with blonde hair and was last seen wearing a gray suit black suede shoes and a picture hat She has worked as a dancer in Eddie Foys Company Over a River and performed at the Metropolitan Theatre in the Bronx under the name Gertrude La Mott.
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Gertrude Rye
Winter Garden
Alexander Avenue
Metropolitan Theatre
A& Small Playhouse
Bronx
Eddie Foy
Gertrude la Mott
Pastors Adopt Eugenics Stand At Lynn Meeting
Protestant clergymen from Methodist Episcopal Congregationalist and Baptist churches in Lynn Mass plan a meeting this week to press for physical fitness tests for marriage applicants and to veto unsuitable unions. They aim to back Rev C Chase of the Central Church in safeguarding marriage by requiring fitness certificates. Their effort signals a local push for eugenics guidelines in matrimonial decisions.
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New York Times
Lynn
Mass
Nere
C. Chase
the Central
Catch 32 Park Violators
Court notices report 32 summonses issued for park violations as authorities enforce orders. Details unclear due to damaged text but references standard citation procedures and enforcement actions by city or park services.
Vaudeville Actor S tastes Fatal Pistol Shooting
James Devlin a 125 pound vaudeville actor shot neighbor Patrick Considine a 6 footer and Hackensack officer, with the officer’s own pistol. The incident followed drinking between Devlin his wife and Considine at Cliffside cottage. Considine severely wounded and fate uncertain as police investigate motive and alibi.
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Devlin
Blauvelt
Wright
Hackensack
Considine
Ellwood & Co
Annie Devlin
Fairview
Devlins
Berg
Cliffside
Edgar Allan Poe and his gift for solving puzzles
The article discusses Poe and his rare talent for tackling intricate problems with limited information, highlighting his analytical approach and renowned problem solving abilities as described in next Sunday's Times.
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Edgar Allan Poe
TIMES
Pushed Overboard in Ferryboat Panic at Camden Slip
In Camden New Jersey a crowded Pennsylvan ia Railroad ferryboat Wildwood nearing its slip from Philadelphia exploded for reasons linked to a car backfire. A man fell overboard as passengers surged forward and a vehicle struck the bow guard gate. Police detain Charles Buckley as investigators probe the crash and missing body, with hospitalizations for Carl Kurtz and Jacob Hunter.
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Camden
N. J
Wildwood
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Carl Kurtz
Wharton Street
Jacob Hunter
South Third Street
Cooper Hospital
William F. Goss
North Twenty-seventh Street
Archibald
Kraft
Henry H. Jump
Chester Avenues
Charles H. Buckley
Lee Terrace
Frederick
Augusta Simpson
South
Third Street
Nellie Simpson
Rosecutor Kraft
Buckley
Royal nuptial garter souvenir riot shocks Berlin crowd
In Berlin the royal wedding in the Cumberland circle sparked a scramble for tiny satin garter souvenirs. Hundreds of nobles fought for the bride's garter ribbons leaving many scratched, veils torn, and queens and princes jostled. The scene likened to a Bank Holiday rush and a football riot.
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New York Times
Berlin
Ernest Augustus of Cumberland
Royal Castle
Hampstead Heath
Duke
Duchess of Cumberland
Grand Duke of Hesse
Identified as Lieut Rostrom Richard Roe Case Solved
Rochester Minn May 25 Richard Roe once known only by the sign J C R is identified as Lieut Jacob Rostrom of Newark New Jersey an old comrade Edward Vogt says Rostrom fought in the Battle of Matanzas Cuba Rostrom’s memory may be restored but brain surgery is postponed pending kin feedback
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New York Times
Rochester
Minn
Richard Roe
State Hospital
Jacob C. Rostrom
Newark
N. J
Rostrom
Edward Vogt
New York
Matanzas
Cuba
Vogt
A. F. Kilbourne
Roe
Jacob R. Bostrom
J. R
Jacob
West
Kilbourne
Navy Department
Treut
Waseca
Heral
Paul
San Jean
More
Fie
Maryland
Naval Academy
Royal wedding chapel splendor and diplomatic dress code
The report from Berlin describes the chapel scene at the royal wedding and notes the exceptional brilliancy of a gold braided undefinable uniform worn by the American Ambassador Leishman, echoing his predecessor Charlemagne Tower in defying U.S. constitutional prohibitions.
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Berlin
Leishman
United States
East Newark Teen Dies in Scarlet Fever Case
East Newark physicians report a deadly scarlet fever attack ending last night in the death of Miss Helen Dillon nineteen year old schoolgirl of 210 Central Avenue. She had been attending classes and living at home when the illness struck.
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East Newark
Helen Dillon
Central Avenue
Three Hurt In Auto Crash In Tarrytown
Three people were injured when two autos collided on State Road in East View at noon. Frederick Hunt of Port Chester suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries, while Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. George Smith of Pleasantville sustained severe bruises and possible internal injuries. The accident blocked the rutty road, hindering escape, and both cars veered into a fence.
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New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
East View
Frederick Hunt
Port Chester
J. Hunt
Auto salesman to live after mercury poisoning reprieve
W L McCutcheon, who swallowed three bichloride of mercury tablets by error, avoided death after doctors found most poison cleared from his stomach. He will be watched as the remaining poison passes through his kidneys. he is conscious and improved, following a reprieve amid parallels to banker B Sanders Walker of Macon Georgia who died from the same toxin.
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Chicago
W. L. McCutcheon
McCutcheon
B. Sanders Walker
Macon
Burglars Loot Chicago Home For 20000 In Gems
Robbers enter a Chicago residence and steal gems valued at twenty thousand dollars. A family was locked inside and authorities seek two servants or accomplices described as suspects. Police urge anyone with information to contact them.
Sanger's Death in Clifton Forge Classified as Accident
Coroner's jury in Clifton Forge Virginia ruled Henry L Sanger of New York died from an accidental revolver discharge. The 19 year old son of William Gary Sanger had been in poor health and was camping in the forest with his physician when the accident occurred. Parents Mr and Mrs Sanger traveled to Virginia upon his disappearance and later returned to New York with the body.
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New York Times
Clifton Forge
Henry L. Sanger
New York
Sanger
William Gary Sanger
South
Eid
Mrs. Sanger
Henry L. Banger
Denounce School Board Denounced in Kearny Sermons
In Kearny New Jersey two Catholic churches held sermons today denouncing members of the Board of Education following a board meeting last Wednesday night where the educators expressed their preference. The sermons urged reform and criticized the board for actions at the meeting.
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New York Times
Kearny
N. J
Kearny Board of Education
Cure for all diseases proposed by Trenton surgeon
Special to The Nat York Times reports Dr Eugene Bi Witice, a leading surgeon in Trenton New Zealand, claims to have found a blood impurity theory linking all diseases and announces a remedy.
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York Times
Trenton
N. Z
Eugene Bi. Witice
Cadets Lipton Guests Sail to Nelson Port
Fifty cadets from the Columbia Park Boys Club of San Francisco visited Sir Thomas Lipton who hosted them aboard the yacht to Portsmouth. They boarded and toured Nelson's flagship, viewing historic ships and Portsmouth harbor sights.
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Lipton
Tanpon
Columbia Park Boys Club
San Francisco
Sir Thomas Lipton
Southipton
Portsmouth
Nelson
See Aye Jan Spark Sapien Mas De
Fragmentary OCR text shows a brief snippet with uncertain names and phrases. The readable portion hints at a conversational or coded line without clear event, date, or location details. No verifiable entities or action emerge for a definitive news item.
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Jan Spark
Sapien Mas de
Greek ships fired on as Balkan allies drift toward war
A Times dispatch from Athens reports Greek fleet passing Kavala was fired on by Bulgarian shore batteries. The incident compounds recent fighting at Salonika and prompts urgent Greek protests to Bulgaria. Constantinople notes Italy and Germany may accept cession of nearly all Aegean islands to Greece.
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London
Times
Athens
Kavala
Salonika
Bulgaria
Constantinople
The
Italy
Germany
Aegean
Greece
Mrs Waldorf Astor III to Rest as Physicians Order
London May 25 announce that Mrs Waldorf Astor has been ordered by her physicians to take a complete rest and cancel all engagements. She will not be at her St James's Square residence this season.
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Marcon
New York Times
London
Bomb Kills Gen Hsu While Opening Porcelain Box
Gen Hsu Pao San, nicknamed Tiger Hsu, was killed by a bomb explosion as he attempted to open a box believed to contain porcelain. A servant also died in the blast as the room was blown apart during the incident in Shanghat. General Hsu was a strong backer of Yuan Shikai and opposed by Southern factions.
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Shanghat
Hsu Pao San
Tiger Hsu
Yuan Shi Kai
DROWNS IN SHALLOW WATER AT City Beach
At East Ninety third Street near a shelving beach known as Miniature Coney Island a boy died after going overboard. Fellow children alerted adults, a cap drifted away, and a sailor blouse was recovered before rescuers arrived. Dr Caraut of Flower Hospital pronounced no hope after a half hour of efforts.
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East Ninety-third Street
Coney Island
Jimmy
Izrald
Fitzgerald
Caraut
Flower H
Harvard honor system soda fountains in Cambridge
Harvard Square soda fountains in Cambridge operate on an honor system this year with no clerks taking money. Summer consumption averages 10 000 ice cream sodas and sun dees daily. customers drop cash into a counter receptacle, and no one verifies payments.
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New York Times
Boston
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Tor
Harvard
College Square
Chan
Mrs Gardner to ride elephant in Brookline pageant
Mrs Jack Gardner, Boston society leader, in an Oriental Princess costume will ride the elephant’s howdah at Weld Farm Larz Anderson estate Brookline for Children’s Hospital benefit. A large Back Bay gathering will attend and a second elephant may join if obtained.
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Nap York Times
Boston
Jack Gardner
Boston Society
Weld Farm
Larz Anderson
Brookline
Children's Hospital
Back Bay Society
Aviator George Hamilton Flies At Hempstead Plains Field
Mineola aviator George Hamilton made a first flight yesterday afternoon in a monoplane of his own design at Hempstead Plains Aviation Field. The engine cut out at about fifty feet, ending the test flight.
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Mineola
L. I
George Hamilton
Hempstead Plains
Roosevelt Intends to Lay Barr His Life on Marquette Journey
On board the Lake Ore Limited Roosevelt advances toward Marquette with a growing party of supporters and foes as lawyers and ex-officials join to testify about George H. Newett’s charge that he is a drunkard. The column follows the train's movements through Cleveland Albany Toledo Chicago and Marquette.
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New
Col. Roosevelt
Lake Superior
Newett
Jacob A. Biis
Albany
Toledo
Frank Tyree
West District
Cret Service
Col
Roosevelt
James Sloan
White House
Secret Service
Taft
Wilson
Robert Bacon
Gov. Hadley
Missouri
Marquette
William HM. van Bensten
Bowers & New York
Chicago
Northwestern Railway
John Callan O
Truman H. Newberry
Secretar
Navy
Marquet
Europe
Horace B. Andrews
Cleveland
Mr. Andrews
Sam Loeb, Jr
Abe
Drews
Mr. Roosevelt
Andrews
Ch R Tron Cliffs
Shan Tyree
W. Z. Roosevelt
Philip
Gilson Gardner
Clas F. Curtis
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Cliff
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Walker
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Turkey
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