Captain Hains Wife Alleges Abusive Conduct and Coercion
In Brooklyn Supreme Court Mrs. Claudia Hains accuses Capt. Peter C. Hains and his brother T Jenkins Hains of cruelty and forced drinking while seeking a divorce. The court denied alimony and counsel fees and declined custody, as Hains awaits murder trial in Queens County over the William Annis case at Bayside Yacht Club.
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Carr
Brooklyn
Claudia Hains
Fee
Peter C. Hains
T. Jenkins
Hains
Queens County
William Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Annis
T. Jenkins Hains
Capt. Hains
Fort Hancock
N J
Fort Hamilton
Gen. Hains
David C. Bennett, Jr
T. Jenkins Tains
Te Hains
Coney Island
Mass
Hains Denied Alimony Over Unwanted Advances Claim
Justice Carr refuses Mrs Hains's alimony motion citing extraordinary circumstances and fear of revenge after two intrusion incidents. The claim stems from years of alleged harassment by T Jenkins Hains and fear of informing her husband. The court allows renewal if circumstances change.
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T. Jenkins Hains
Woman leaps into river to end life after fiancé’s suicide
Brooklyn ferrymen and Officer Carter rescued 19 year old Nellie Waldron of Flushing after she jumped from the East Twenty third Street Ferry slip. She told police her fiancé McDonald, 20, shot himself after she urged marriage and he refused.
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Carter
Greenpoint Avenue
Brooklyn
East Twenty-third Street
Williamsburg
East River
Dr. Keys
Eastern District Hospital
Eastern District Hospital, Had Hard Work Reviving Her In the Ferryhouse
Nellie Waldron
Madison Avenue
Flushing
L. I
McDonald
Doyle
Ireland
Police Commissioner Skeptical Over Wicked Policemen
Police Commissioner Bingham lamented the focus on wicked cops instead of real criminals. He announced an investigation into the case of Policeman Carl H. Luersen, an on sick leave and saloon proprietor at Rapelyea Street Station in Brooklyn, plus the legitimacy of his sickness and the police surgeon. He credited other Sunday arrests to active policing and asserted no special significance to the sergeants’ conference, calling it routine police business.
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Bingham
Carl H. Luersen
Rapelyea Street
Brooklyn
Luersen
Bingim
SAILING FOR EUROPE TODAY WITH LIST OF PASSENGERS
Transatlantic departures include the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse from Bremen with Prof. Rudolph Ernst and others and the Rotterdam from Rotterdam with Miss Anna M. Babbitt and a long list of accompanying travelers. The report notes weather conditions.
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Rotterdam
Transatlanti
Kaiser Wilhelm
der Grosse
Bremen
Rudolph. Ernst
Ben T. Cable
Wayne Cuyler
L. Detre
Frank T. Edwards
John W. Frothingham
Oscar Gottschalk
Sidney J. Levi
Carl Meissner
Charles H. Straus
Wesley Weyman
Pierce Loses Supreme Court Rehear In Extradition Fight
Washington October 19 The Supreme Court denied Henry Clay Pierce of Waters-Pierce Oil Company a rehearing in extradition proceedings against Chief Creecy of St. Louis. Pierce sought removal to Texas over anti trust charges and claimed the decision hinged on whether he took a false oath, an argument not argued before the court.
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Washington
Henry Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
St. Louis
Creecy
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Pierce
Texas
Will of Major Gen Richard Coulter Probated
GREENSBURG PENN Oct 19 The will of Major Gen Richard Coulter who died recently was probated today An estate valued at two million dollars is left to his widow.
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Greensburg
Penn
Richard Coulter
BATTLESHIP ALABAMA FIRST OF FLEET HERE
The battleship Alabama arrives home after a world cruise with the Maine, cheered by Salem and harbor craft. She left Magdalena Bay June 8 for repairs and logged 36000 knots in about 300 days, with a 350 foot pennant and crews greeting New York from the harbor. The voyage included the Philippines Indian Ocean Suez Canal Mediterranean and Azores, ending with a salute and shore leave before return to the navy yard.
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Maine
New York
Navy Yard
Ten Lycke. de Witt Veeder
Salem
Albert Key
Jackies
Magdalena Bay
Philippines
Indian Ocean
Red Sea
Suez Canal
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Azores
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Homeland
Punta Arenas
Honolulu
Manila
Singapore
San Francisco
Flondlluy
Guam
Colombo
Aden
Suez
Ismalia
Pete
Thomas
Nelson
Maine Returns Home After World Cruise to Portsmouth Harbor
The battleship Maine, first Atlantic fleet ship in the around the world voyage, docked at Portsmouth Navy Yard after a 33,202 mile circuit. She will stay twenty six days for docking before serving on the North Atlantic station, with Commander Caperton reporting in.
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N. H
Maine
United States Navy
Portsmouth Harbor
Piscataqua
Mavy Yard
Hampton
North Atlantic
E. K. Moore
Navy Yard
William 3. Caperton
Caperton
Admiral Moore
W. J. Terhune
Hampton Roads
Sercce
G.B. Harber
Manila
Harber
Man Dies of Fright in Little Ferry
The unidentified man, later named as R France of Brooklyn, aged about 75, died in Little Ferry Saturday night near his estranged wife’s boarding house. Neighbors confronted him after reports of odd behavior. he collapsed and died before medical help arrived. France had once worked as a school teacher and clerk, with two bank accounts, and had separated from his wife for years.
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Little Ferry
N. J
Ricardo
Hackensack
R. France
Dean Street
Brooklyn
Ernest Schaarschmidt
Schaarschnidt
Franre
Schaarschmidt
Hackensack Hospital
Corn
Dr. Corn
France
Murray
New York
Custom House
Fork Post Office
Dr Julia Sears Seeks Appeal After Vote Denial
In a Colorado court Dr Julia Sears challenges an Election Board vote denying her registration as a voter. Mary Coleman, representing Sears and suffragists, argues the denial violates women's rights. The judge denies the motion, and Sears plans to take the case to the Appellate Division as the courtroom disperses.
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Mary Coleman
Seine Court
Miss Coleman
Sears
Colorado
Ilan
Harvard Dining Hall Ammonia Leak Triggers Rescue
Hive workers in Randall Hall at Harvard were nearly overcome by ammonia fumes from a burst pipe in the ice plant. Harvard students rescued the kitchen staff and spilled food during the noon scare as nearly 1,000 diners evacuated due to the noxious odor.
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Cambridge
Mass
Randall Hall
Harvard
Prisoner Commits Suicide in Workhouse Shop
Clardice Hustophiere who had finished a six months term on Blackwlll Island supposedly hanged himself yesterday while leaving the prison, after an alleged attempt on two other charges. He was thirty years old.
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Clardice Hustophiere
Blackwlll Island
Epi Antry
Tighing
Jury fails to indict Earle in assault case in Goshen
Grand Jury declines to indict Ferdinand Pinney Earle of affinity fame on a charge of assaulting his wife. Earle had been held in Monroe county jail on two days’ bail set at 1,000 dollars after an August detention. The Earles are reported living together again at Monroe Amid other news W L Culbertson, 64, bank president in Arroll Iowa, shot himself. bank closed pending investigation. cashier says assets near 354000 and that the bank’s capital stock and surplus may cover losses.
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Tigres
Goshen
N. Y
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Affinity
Monroe
Arroll
Iowa
W. L. Culbertson
First National Bank
de Cashier
Stoc
Culbertson
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