Hartje Reopens Divorce Suit in Sensational Advance
Pittsburg dispatch reports Augustus Hartje, paper maker, filed with the Philadelphia State Superior Court to reopen his divorce suit against Mary Scott Hartje. New evidence includes allegedly stolen letters from Ida Scott to her fiancé Howard W. Lappe and letters from Helen Scott. The case centers on threats of monetary influence and letters suggesting family coercion.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Hartjie
Augustus Hartje
State Superior Court
Philadelphia
Hartje
Mary Scott Hartje
Tém Madine
Dublin
Ireland
Harte
Téa
Helen Scott
Ida Scott
Howard W.W. Lappe
Lappe
Ida
Helen
John M. Freeman
Scott
New York
Hie
Tom Madine
Europe
Madine
Har
London
Tom
Mary L
Howard ‘W. Lappe
Youngstown, CO
John F. Scott
Hattie
Mr. Hartje
Papa
Edith
Hartje Allegations Challenge Led to Stayed Superior Court Decision
The article notes Hartje’s statements denying recent accusations and predicts a Philadelphia Superior Court ruling. It says the decision, prepared for today, was paused after new Hartje evidence was submitted on Saturday, with it inferred the court favored Mrs. Hartje.
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Hartje
Philadelphia
Repudiates Alleged Wife of Sailors' Snug Harbor Resident
William O'Keefe aged 91 at Sailors' Snug Harbor Staten Island denies marriage to a woman known as Mrs William O'Keefe of 570 Water Street saying he is a bachelor. He accuses Mrs Elizabeth O'Keefe of conspiring to seize his fortune and recounts meeting the woman about three years ago at Water Street where he says he was held and robbed of clothes and money while intoxicated.
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William O'Keefe
Staten Island
Water Street
Water Street House
Telegraphers Strike Breach Deepens as Leaders Clash
At Astor House officials meet while a rift widens over the leased wire strike. Percy Thomas resigns as Deputy National President and Daniel L. Russell departs for Washington to confer with officials. Small says strike remains unlikely. 200 messenger workers strike in New York offices with eight hour day and pay terms. Local leaders vow action. Cleveland paper predicts a Thursday return to work.
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Astor House
Small
Percy Thomas
Daniel L. Russell
Washington
Loeb
Neil
Russell
Clinton Hall
Fred Schneers
Telegraph Clerks’ and Messenger Boys’ Union
Western Union Company
Ninety-first Street
Third Avenue
105Th Street
Postal Telegraph Office
103D Street
Columbus Avenue
Western Union
Postal Companies
Ahearn
Local No. 16
Cleveland
Focal
Stranahan May Resign As Port Collector
Reports spread in customs circles that Nevada N. Stranahan the Port Collector may resign. Stranahan a former State Senator was appointed five years ago by President Roosevelt and has been ill with a European recuperation. Acting Collector Henry C. Stuart says return date is unknown and resignation not believed. Potential successor Col. Edward S. Fowler has Treasury backing if vacancy occurs.
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Nevada N. Stranahan
Stranahan
Osevelt
Custom House
Europe
Henry C. Stuart
England
Stuart
New York
Col
Edward S. Fowler
George B. Cortelyou
Secretary of the Treasury
Accused Policeman Bailed In Fatal Brooklyn Shooting
Albert Shuttleworth of the Ralph Avenue Station Brooklyn was arraigned on a homicide charge for the death of Isaac Jaffe 23 in Saratoga Park. He posted 2000 bail after writ of habeas corpus. Justice Aspinall and Commissioner Bingham pledged full investigation.
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Albert Shuttleworth
Ralph Avenue
Brooklyn
Isaac Jaffe
Saratoga Park
Furlong
Gates Avenue Court
Brown & Patterson
Aspinall
Supreme Court
Bingham
Shuttleworth
Jaffe
Young Woman Slain Beside Track In Hudson River Mystery
A young woman was found dead beside the Hudson River near 118th Street after a New York Central train past. Police pushed theories from accident to murder as investigators and Columbia University Coach Joseph Rice noted footprints and a boat bow impression in the sand near the crime scene. The victim, about 26, 140 pounds, 5 feet 4 inches, gray eyes and dark hair, wore nondescript but quality clothing with no identifying marks.
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New York Central
Moses Wright
Hudson River
118Th Street
Wright
Policeman Burns
West 125Th Street
Burns
Columbia University
Joseph
Jersey
Coach Rice
Mrs Hanna Weds Franklin Pelton in Stamford Ceremony
Mrs Eliza beth Gordon Hanna divorced wife of Dan Hanna and Franklin D Pelton of New York wed at 1 30 pm in Stamford Stamford minister J W Richardson officiated A small party attended including the bride’s mother and brother The ceremony followed an informal agreement among local ministers not to wed divorced parties unless certain conditions were met.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
Elizabeth Gordon Hanna
Dan R. Hanna
Mark Hanna
Franklin D. Pelton
New York
J. W. Richardson
First Baptist Church
Gordon
Pelton
Hanna
Ministers’ Association
Richardson
Association
Mr. Pelton
Mr. Richardson
Maid’s $15,000 loot found in four trunks seized on pier
The loot, clothing valued near 10000 and other items, could not be identified as hers by Janet Fish daughter of Hamilton Fish, while about 5090 dollars of clothing and jewelry were identified. Fifty five unset pearls were among the items and a seal marked with initials Sb was found. The trunks were opened under a warrant at the Detective Bureau and examined for hours with photos and letters among the contents.
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Krotel
Janet Fish
Hamilton Fish
United States
Assembly
White Star Line
Anna Street
Miss Fish
Europe
Baltic
Finn
Ash
Sb. Putnam
Boston
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Win
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Mur
Wm. Vogel & Son
Broadway
Houston St
New York Commercial
Spruce St
Dian Ue Ee Oa
America
Reno
Satie
Ses Ca Payer
Ena
Bnet Megees
Royal Worcester
BON Ton
Dan R
F. D. Pelton
Maid
Wilton
Stee
Sulu Lidsew
Darlington
Regusie
Nottingham
Ain Floor
Bond Street
Meteor
Darlington’s
China
Dai
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