Manila Welcomes Atlantic Fleet in Water Parade
The Atlantic battleship fleet escorted by excursion steamers entered Manila Bay amid cheering crowds. Admiral Sperry and Rear Admiral Harber were saluted, cholera restrictions limited shore leave, and plans called for a water parade and a voyage to Japan on October 9.
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Lost jewels recovered by Times column prompt
A $2,500 pair of diamond earrings and a diamond pin stolen from Mrs. Hernandez during a theater outing are recovered after detectives arrest Henry Jacoby 15 at West 117th Street. The jeweler Otto Folger aided the investigation, tracing the pieces through three hands to a successful recovery.
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Bank Thief Captured Aboard Steamship Laura
Central Justice Detectives Hawri jae Mott captured Greek defaulter Constantine Psapadopulos alias Demetrios Teononi aboard the New York Austria steamer Laura. He was taken to Ellis Island to await deportation as an undesirable alien. Officers found over $3,000 including gold in his possession.
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Seventh Annual Meeting of First Aid Society Highlights Ambulances On Hand
The Seventh Annual Meeting of the First Aid Society highlighted four ambulances on hand and recalled last year’s public services, including care after elevated rail accidents in New York and a Coney Island car crash. Rabbi Silverman and Gen. Pilcher addressed the gathering at the Association for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals building, noting ambulances aid the poor and injured. The National Volunteer Emergency Service, led by Brig. Gen. Frand and Col. Griffiths, showcased equipment, medical instruments, and a hospital fund nearing $15,000 for further expansion.
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Divorce granted in interlude case naming Lowe
A divorce decree was issued yesterday by Justice Greenbay Frances Lowe in an interlocutory action. The case names the actress Cha as Lowe and concerns recovery and custody arrangements.
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Divorce Decree in Supreme Court Involving Mrs Lowe
The Supreme Court grants a divorce decree to Deborah Lowe and Joshua Lowe with Charlotte P. Smith and Charlotte Perry cited in relation to the case. Alimony set at 20 dollars weekly for ten year old child. details indicate marriage occurred around September 19 in a prior year.
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Barlow Defends City Magistrate Summons Power
Magistrate Peter T. Barlow, president of the Board of City Magistrates, argues that issuing a summons is a vested city magistrate right. He cites the Montgomery Charter of 1730 and an 1812 law, tracing powers to issue summonses through successive statutes and court decisions, including Court of Appeals recognition.
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Lost Captains Together In Bronx Primary Contest
In the Bronx Eighteenth Election District of the Thirty-fifth Assembly District John Coyne of 2350 Lorillard Place led as Captain for William E. Morris who faced Park Commissioner Berry. Otto G Menger of 4606 Park Avenue served Berry as private secretary. Menger died late Thursday night from heart disease and kidney trouble at 43, a longtime Post Office employee famed as the "blind reader." He belonged to Guiding Star Lodge 565 F and A M Ivy Chapter 237 R A M Fordham Council Royal Arcanum and the Ranadique Club Democratic organization of the Thirty-fifth District. He leaves a widow and two children. Funeral services will be held at his home Sunday afternoon.
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Marrin Wins Habeas Corpus Writ In Brooklyn
Former Brooklyn lawyer Frank C. Marrin, jailed on forgery and grand larceny charges in Manhattan, secured a habeas corpus writ from Judge Thomas I Chatfield in the U S Circuit Court Brooklyn. Return date Monday set for bail hearing opposed by District Attorney Clarke.
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The Little Brolyn Jug at Kildare Novel Preview
Meredith Nicholson's new novel The Little Brolyn Jug at Kildare is praised for its rollicking plot and humorous dialogue. The piece notes strong interest, with translations in Continental Europe and a Japanese edition in progress, and says the book is for sale at all booksellers.
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Remarkable photo series to chronicle baseball championship chase
The Sunday Times devoted picture section will feature a striking set of photographs illustrating the baseball clubs race for the title. Readers in the cheering crowds will recognize themselves in faces captured with sharp clarity, alongside images of French paintings, Metropolitan Opera stars, the Mineola Horse Show, West Point cadets, society women, actresses, and the American tea reception at Auckland.
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The Times Preview on Wealth and Society
The Times tomorrow features an outline arguing corporations have vast ownership with 500 000 railroad owners and 300 million dollars in dividends. It also previews Prince Troubetskoy’s novel about New York society and Richard Strauss’s activities in Italy, Bavaria, and his Electra work.
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Younger Set at Washington Surprises with Youthful Appointments
The Times previews tomorrow’s issue highlighting a large influx of young men into various government branches under President Roosevelt. The feature notes distinctive administration traits and growth in youth staffing.
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The Futility of Gambling Systems
The Times to-morrow describes failed systems for beating the bank at Monte Carlo and elsewhere including the Rosslyn scheme. It notes how chance and inscrutable laws thwart such plans. The piece points to a broader discussion in The Times Magazine.
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The Times Reveals U S Port Sentinel System
A Times preview describes an efficient global sentinel network guarding U S ports. It notes widespread cholera fears abroad but assures American readers that the system, with numerous sentinels stationed worldwide, safeguards the ports and stands as a little known yet effective safeguard.
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