Jerome's Mot He Quits Thaw Sanity Hearing
White Plains New York October drama ends with District Attorney Jerome storming out of Justice Mills courtroom after refusing to transfer Thaw sanity trial to New York County. Mills notes duty to defend commitment while Jerome argues venue and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Mills
Sanity Trial
White Plains
New York
N. Y
Mills
Spreme Court
Ditrict
Jerome
T Harry K. Thaw
New Yo City
F. A. Winlow
Westchester County
New York County
Eaeetey Jerome
M Jerome
Westchester
New Yor County
New York City
Matteawan Asylum
Asa Bird Gardner
Winslow
Thaw
Charles Morschauser
Tomiteve
Sheriff Lane
United States District Court
Pittsburg
Naval aeroplanes predicted to dominate ocean reconnaissance
A.M. Ring argues aeroplanes will be invaluable to the navy with speeds of 45 to 50 mph and hours aloft. Navy observers discuss floats and water landings, extra power for takeoff from water, and faster speeds for naval machines, with Wright brothers praised as leaders in aviation progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Navy Department
United States
Wilbur Wright
France
HurrIED Their Wedding at Grace Church with Quick Announcement
Marcel Steinbrugge son of the late Edward Steinbrugge and Miss Aileen Goodwin married at Grace Church on Friday October 2. The couple, who did not inform families beforehand, reside at Hotel Walcott and 15 East Tenth Street for the winter. Relatives include Mrs. Steinbrugge’s grandfather Jacob Richards Allan founder of Allan Steamship Co and Sir Montague Allan Bryce Allan of Boston. Marcel is a noted cotillion leader and City Club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel Steinbrugge
Fdward Steinbrugge
Aileen An Goodwin
Ames H. Goodwin
Madison Avenue
Grace Church
Karl Weiland
Almuth Vandivert
Steinbrugge
Gogdrin
Paper Mills Restart Full Operations Across Two Plants
Franklin New Hampshire mills resume full operation after a 5 percent wage cut accepted by 175 of 250 workers ending a strike from August 1. In Watertown New York three of four mills plus a Glen Park pulp mill and Ontario mill operate with 125 to 150 workers, about half the regular force, many non union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, N. H
International Paper Company
Watertown
N. Y
Pertown
Plans for Prizefights at Coney Island Return
Martin Julian, brother in law of the famed physician Robert Fitzsimmons, plans to open a boxing club in The Deluge building on Surf Avenue at Coney Island. If police interference is avoided, prizefights may resume at the location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Julian
Robert Fitzsimmons
Coney
Isla
Julian
Coney Island
Surf Avenue
Fat Coney
Seamen's Institute Dedication Opens Largest Sailors Home
The New Institute for Seamen, opposite Cunard Line wharves at 507 West Street, dedicated with Mrs. Russell Sage gifting half its $325,000 cost and the American Seamen's Friend Society raising the rest. Duchess of Fife, Louise Princess Royal, and Queen Wilhelmina gifts highlighted a ceremony attended by Rev. Dr. Charles A. Stoddard and Admiral Coghlan. The complex provides 200 bedrooms plus game rooms, a chapel, library, observatory, roof garden, and restaurant with seamen paying 25 cents nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
West Street
Russell Sage
American Seamen's Friend Society
Charles A. Stoddard
E. W. Matthews
British and Foreign Sailors’ Society of London
Joseph B. Coghlan
United States Navy
Matthews
Charter and Compass Sailors’ Magazine
Ladies’ Guild of British and Foreign Sailors’ Society
Seamen's Institute
Louise
Princess. Royal
Roosevelt
United States
Col. Roosevelt
Ladies’ Guild
British and Foreign Sailors’ Society
Louise, Princess Royal
Duchess of Fife
Wilhelmina of
Holland
Sage
Coghlan
Seamen of All Nations
G. McPherson Hunter
American Seamen’s Friend Society
Revival Gaelic language and music meeting in Emmett Arcade
A public meeting tonight on Fifty-ninth Street and Madison to revive Gaelic language and music. Ex Police Commissioner William McAdoo will lead, fresh from Ireland, as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett A
Fifty-ninth Street
Madison Stepne
William McAdoo
Ireland
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Felix M. Warburg
Percival S$. Menken
Marcus’ M. Marks
Jerome J. Hanauer
Captain survives North Atlantic wreck of the Juanita
The French three masted schooner Juanita foundered in a hurricane near the Grand Banks. Only one survivor, the captain, reached Newfoundland waters after thirty six hours adrift with two dogs. He was revived aboard the General Archamere and remains delirious, unable to state his name. The Juanita was owned in St Malo by Von Brothers and carried twenty six crew.
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ST. Pierre
Miguelon
North Atlantic
Juanita
General Archamere
Grand Banks
West Indies
Archamere
Enchor
France
von Brothers
Chinese Loan Planned to Redeem Peking Hankow Bonds
Peking reports a provisional $25 million loan for the redemption of the Peking Hankow Railroad bonds. The loan would span thirty years with security by the Imperial Government and revenues from Che-Kiang Kiang-su Hu-pe and Chi-li provinces. Final decision awaits European situation with issues to be issued in London and Paris. China also authorizes a domestic loan of $10 million to complete redemption by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Europe
London
Paris
Kiang-su
Hu-pe
Chi-li
China
Selgin
Danish Finance Minister forms new cabinet
Copenhagen October 7. The Danish Finance Minister M Neergaard has consented to form a new cabinet after the previous one resigned at the king’s request amid embezzlement disclosures linked to the Alberti case. Neergaard likely becomes premier and finance minister with Count Ahlefeldt Laurvig serving as foreign minister, Klaus Berntsen as interior minister, and J W Faber as commerce minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
M. Neergaard
M. Alberti
Count Ahlefeldt- Laurvig
Vienna
Klaus Berntsen
Interior
J. W. Faber
London
Cholera Cases Rise in St Petersburg
Cholera in St Petersburg shows a slight uptick with 124 new cases and 41 deaths in the last 24 hours. Experiments with anti cholera serums yielded no positive results and have been discontinued at several hospitals. Sanitary Board maintains vaccination as preventive measure amid doubts about its efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Sanitary Board
Grand Duchess Elizabeth Enters Russian Convent Near Moscow
Grand Duchess Elizabeth widow of Grand Duke Sergius, assassinated in Moscow in February 1905, has retired to a Russian convent near Moscow and may take the veil. Since her husband’s death and her adopted daughter Marie’s marriage to Prince William of Sweden, she has withdrawn from society.
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Petersburg
Elizabeth
Sergius
Moscow
Marie
Prince William
Sweden
Bryan Returns on Leave From Portugal Visit
Paris reports Charles Page Bryan American Minister to Portugal arrived on leave and said conditions in Portugal were quiet with no upheaval expected. He will sail to New York on October 17. London reports a Chicago firm may be asked to supply 20,000,000 pounds of canned meat for army use. the manager denies the figure as ridiculous. Kiev notes earthquakes in southwestern Russia cause panic and damage to buildings and railways with trains slowed to seven miles per hour.
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Paris
Charles Page Bryan
Portugal
Bryan
New York
London
Chicago
Kiev
Russia
Man Dies After Car Crash Near Edgewater N J
Louis Ungerich of 473 West 144th Street died in Englewood Hospital after a Sunday wreck near Edgewater New Jersey. His wife and Mr and Mrs Charles Weisbecker suffered injuries and were admitted for treatment.
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Louis Ungerich
West 144Th Street
Charles Weisbecker
Edgewater
N. J
Englewood
Weisbecker
Pagerich
Englewood Hospital
Stas Fe
Peary Reports Unusually Cold Arctic Season
A New York letter from Harry Whitney, aboard Peary's Arctic party, describes darkness at Etah from Oct 12 to March 14, Eskimo hunting, and awaiting Cook and Roosevelt's return. Peary confirms extreme cold, frequent snows, and a voyage north with the Roosevelt and Erie coaling progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Harry Whitney
Robert E. Peary
Etah
Greenland
Peary
Roosevelt
Annock
Dr. Cook
Cook
Erie
Washington
Robert H. Peary
Explorer
Navy Department
Labrador
Cape York Bay
Gulff of St. Lawrence
Straits of
Belle Isle
Melville Bay
Cape York
North Star Bay
Northumberland Island
Ingelfield Gulf
Utah
Bombthrower Sentenced for Tenement Bombing
Salvatore Sallina a barber of 29 Stanton Street was sentenced by Judge Swann in the Court of General Sessions to nine to ten years in State prison for exploding a bomb in the tenement house at 9 and 11 Prince Street on Sept 1. The blast at 3 AM shattered the front and blew out the interior of a baker's shop. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvatore Sallina
Stanton Street
Swann
Prince Street
Missionary Association reports debt repayment and gains
The American Missionary Association, headquartered in this city, said it closed its financial year without increasing debt. It paid off 8,000 of an older debt, reducing total debt to 46,000. The group directs work among Negroes and Indians, with annual receipts about 54,1000. Annual meeting slated for October 20 to 22 at Galesburg, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Missionary Association
Galesburg
Mauretania Gets New Wing and Three Propellers
Cunard dispatch from Liverpool says the Mauretania will sail to New York on Saturday with full passengers. A new dry dock propeller is fitted to replace the damaged unit, leaving the high pressure propeller still out of service until November and December layup. Hull is sound. four propellers hoped to run at 26 knots once complete. Captain Watt retires. Capt John Pritchard to become Commodore with a $5,000 annual salary.
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Cunard
Liverpool
New York
Mauretania
Gea
Queenstown
Watt
Lusitania
John Pritchard
Sage Fund urged to back Long Island labor colony plan
A Brotherhood Welfare Association committee met Robert W. De Forest, Sage Fund trustees chair, at 30 Broad Street to seek funding for a Long Island work colony employing up to 3000 men in winter and spring. Edmond Kelly, Rev. Leighton Williams, and Henry Chancellor pressed using three percent of the ten million dollar fund. De Forest promised to present the plan to the board for early decision. Kelly also consults the Corporation Counsel on legislation to empower city subsidies for the colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood Welfare Association
Robert W. de Forest
Sage Fund
Broad Street
Edmond Kelly
Leighton Williams
Amity Baptist Church
Henry Chancellor
L. F. Commerick & Co
Long Island
de Forest
Sage Trust
Kelly
Corporation Counsel's Office
Cit
Long Islamite
Episcopal Church Declines Maryland Bishop Coadjutor
Rev Dr Arthur S Lloyd general secretary of the Board of Missions declines election as Bishop Coadjutor of Maryland after a special convention in Baltimore. He has also declined four episcopal elections including Mississippi Kentucky South Virginia and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur S. Lloyd
Board of Missions of the
Episcopal Church
Maryland
Baltimore
Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
Boston
Washington
Lloyd
America
Episcopal
Mississippi
Kentucky
South Virginia
Maryand
Divorced Pastor Denies Conspiracy In Perkins Suit
In Bristol Rhode Island the Supreme Court heard May Jacobson motion to confirm referee Edward Redington's report granting Nellie Perkins an absolute divorce from Fran Perkins. Pastor Thomas Newton Owen denied all charges as co respondent claiming a conspiracy while detailing his alibi and absence from the suit at the time. Justice Dayton reserved decision on the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francashier
Nellie F. Perkins
Balans Justice
Dayton
Supreme Court
May & Jacobson
Edward J. Redington
Perkins
Thomas Newton Owen
First Congregational Church
Bristol
R. IL
Yao
Charles la Rue
Owen
Union Theological Seminary
Parlk Avenue
Sixty-ninth Street
Itica
Perkinsfs
Art
Guy C. Dempsey
Peyety
Staten Island
Arverne
Wats
Poe
Pervis
Willis Holly
Park Board
Holly
Dempsey
Lavinia Dempsey
Queen of the
Holland Dames
Se T
Perkine
Abbott
TolRue
Resiortot
Éef
Tecome
Ani
Owens
Perkins House
Justice Dayton
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Fifth Avenue
Dobbs & Co
Fifth, Avenue
A. M. Herring
Aileen Goodwin
International Company
New Institute
Seamen of
Mrs. Sage
President Roosevelt
Charles Diesend
Ida Petterson Diesend
Rena Dunham
Crystal Beach
Canada
Josepha Cabral
West Sixty-third Street
Thomas Crimmons
Kyrién D. Clemmens
Elizabeth Street
Twenty-third Street
Bellevue Hospital
Ryan
Njuries
Fifth Ave
Maiden Lane
Brooklyn
Fulton St
Take Veil
Notes of Foreign Affairs
Peary’s
Arctic
Manhatan and Bronz
New York Telephone Company
Queens
Richmond
Ape York & New Telephone Co
Willoughby Street
Fulton Street
Brook Avenue
Tannin Avenue
Tomginsville
S. I
Broadway
Winsburg
Committee of Unemployed
Diocese of
Thomas Owen
R. I
R. H. Macy & Co
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