Robber Poses as Lodger Kills and Loots West Ninety Street Flat
A masked intruder posing as a room seeker gained entry at 149 West Ninety Street and bound Mrs. Sarah Dickele, 45, before beating her, binding her to a bathtub, and looting valuables. She escaped after a fall, aided by neighbors, as police hunt a seasoned thief. The ordeal left the building in fear and prompted heightened security across the block.
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Sarah Dickele
West Ninetieth Street
Mrs. Dickele
Dickele
Dickel¢d
Ninetieth Street
George
Cornell
Whitman
West 100Th Street
Hood Wright Hospital
Herlihy
Rand
Dickeles
Werlihy
Night Riders' By-Laws Revealed at Camp Nem
The night riders at Camp Nem near Reelfoot Lake Tennessee faced a quiet day with no detachments sent out. One prisoner was captured by civil officers and Frank Ferriner, a key witness, confessed and is guarded, as officials claim he may escape punishment for turning state's evidence. Authorities released thirty five prisoners after assessing their statements, while rumors say the group’s constitution and by laws forbid bank loans above six percent interest and set harsh rules against colored labor and extra profits, with a plan to enforce by July 1909.
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Nem
Reelfoot Lake
Tenn
Gov. Patterson
Frank Ferriner
Ferriner
Walnut Jog
Non
Bayonne Lighter Launched for Central Railroad of New Jersey
The Bayonne, first of four steel steam lighters by Harlan and Hollingsworth at Wilmington, launched for Central Railroad of New Jersey. Named by six year old Dorothy Mackenzie, the vessel measures 110 by 30 by 12 feet and will serve freight in New York Harbor, delivery in three weeks.
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New York Times
Wilmington
Del
Bay‘onne
Harlan & Hollingsworth Corporation
Central Railroard
New Jersey
Dorothy MacKenzie
Augustus “MacKenzie
Brooklyn
Wilson
Four Boys Rob Store in Broad Daylight Near Police Station
Joseph Karenswit’s clothing shop at 37 Bayard Street was robbed by four youths leaving him with a head wound. They restrained him at gunpoint and fled with $206 in cash and clothing, an attack witnessed and reported to the Elizabeth Street police. Karenswit identified one boy from prior visits and declined hospital treatment, later sent home after medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Street
Joseph Karenswit
Bayard Street
Karenswit
Karenscht
Lieut
Murray
Kimmel's Ring Yields Clue in Auburn Prison Case
Special to The New York Times. Auburn New York October 29. The prisoner claiming to be George A Kimmel the missing Arkansas City banker testified about a ring that matched his story. He recalled a letter J for John the initial given by his mother and a 1903 to 1905 wedding date. Lawyers for the bank receiver doubted his identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Auburn
N. Y
Arkansas City
George A. Kimmel
Kimmel
John
Charlie Montague
Niles
Mich
Michigan Bank
Edna Kimmel
Benslemn
Edward O'Bryan
New York Life
F. H. Bacon
Attorney Bacon
Bacon
Whitmore Murder Trial Near End At New Jersey Courthouse
The Theodore Whitmore murder trial near Harrison, New Jersey, resumed before Justice Swayze and Judge Blair. Key witness Elias Whitmore testified he saw Lottie Carroll at Whitmore’s home Jan 9 and that she later swore she stayed in Whitmore’s house on Christmas Eve. The defense rested after Whitmore described his movements including a stop at a Chinese restaurant and McDonald’s. Margaret O’Neil testified from Brooklyn that she saw Mrs. Whitmore on Christmas Day and Whitmore lighting the hall at 9:45 PM. The case was to be summed and sent to the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Whitmore
Lena
Lamp Biack Swamp
Harrison
N. J
Theodore S
McCarter
McDonald's
Margaret O'Neil
Ili
Brooklyn
Textile trade improving in Philadelphia says jobbers
Report from Philadelphia on October 29 notes returning prosperity in cotton woods woolens and dry goods as jobbers claim hard times are over. Trade leaders predict a new era of business, with expectations of immediate prosperity if Taft is elected and sooner if Bryan wins.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Taft
Bryan
Will of Mrs Kelly Leaves Charities Substantial Bequests
The will of Mary J. Kelly who ran an employment bureau at 7 West Twenty-first Street was offered for probate. It allocates large gifts to religious and charitable bodies including 2000 to the Dominican Convent, 1000 to the Home for the Aged of the Little Sisters of the Poor, 500 each to several orders, 2500 to a named friend, and specific sums to Rev. Lynch, Rev. Gleeson, and Rev. Daly at various churches and rectories.
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Mary J. Kelly
West Twenty-first Street
Home For
The
Little Sisters &F. the Poor
West
106Th Street
Sisters of the Poor of
St. Francis
East Fifth Street
Misericordian Hospital
East Eighty-sixth Street
Catholic Missionary Union
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Madison Avenue
Thomas F. Lynch
St. Elizabeth's
187Th Street
Broadway
Kelly
John A. Gleeson
St. Michael's
Ninth Avenue
Thirty-second Street
Ce A. Daly
Church of St. and Columbus Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Prison poolrooms raided. 226 prisoners captured
A coordinated 3 PM raid by Acting Deputy Commissioner Bugher toppled east side poolrooms Mascot Club, Subway Club, and a 206 East Fourteenth Street loft. Police seized racing sheets, dice, cards and gambling gear. 226 prisoners, mostly foreigners, were arrested and later discharged at Night Court.
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Bugher
East Side
Mascot Club
Second Avenue
Subway Club
East Seventh Street
East Fourteenth Street
Bingham
Burfeind
Capt. Shaw
Fifth Street
Fourteenth Street
Mr. Bugher
Br. Bugher
O’brien
Flushing Avenue
Boettler
Henry
East Foureenth Street
Tammany
Seventh Street
Barlow
Transfer Order To Establish Metropolitan Transfer Zone
The Public Service Commission is expected to issue an order directing the Metropolitan Street Railway and the Belt Line Company to exchange transfers. A zone from Thirty fourth Street to 116th Street will allow free transfers across the Metropolitan lines, with a 4 cent to 1 cent split for the 5 cent fare. The matter likely goes to court.
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Public Service Commission
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Belt Line Company
Fifty-ninth Street Crosstown
Metropolitan
Thirty-fourth Street
116Th Street
Governor Guild Confined By Gastritis Illness
Boston dispatch reports Gov. Guild is confined to the State House with gastritis. Officials say the governor's illness limits him to home for the rest of the week though not deemed serious. This is his third dangerous illness within a year, stirring concern over his health and ability to govern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Girl accuses soldiers at Fort Totten in deadly attack
Three privates from the Coast Artillery at Fort Totten were brought to the Federal Building Brooklyn to face charges of attacking a sixteen year old girl on a government reservation. The accused are J M Battiste James Mackay of the Eighty second Coast Artillery and J Rank of the One Hundred sixty fifth Coast Artillery. The complainant is Emma Grinlinton employed as a servant by a Whitestone family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Coast Artillery
Fort Totten
Federal
Brooklyn
United States
J. M. Battiste
James Mackay
Eighty-second Coast Artillery
J. Rank
One Hundred and Sixty-fifth Coast Artillery
Emma Grinlinton
Whitestone
Landscape Painter Feuchzel Struck Crossing Fifth Avenue
Herman Feuchzel, 79, a landscape painter, was struck by a car while crossing Fifth Avenue near Fifty-eighth Street last night and knocked unconscious. Mr and Mrs John R Allen of the Hotel San Remo aided him before Dr Boyer of Flower Hospital arrived. Feuchzel was taken to his home at 51 West Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Feuchzel
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-eighth Street
John R. Allen
San Remo
Seventyfourth Street
Central Park
West
Boyer
Flower Hospital
Feuchtel
West Tenth Street
City Budget For 1909 Signed By Board Of Estimate
The 1909 city budget totaling about 157 million dollars is approved with expected tax rate shifts depending on assessments. Borough Presidents Ahearn and Haffen face deep cuts. highways and sewers see reductions across boroughs. An infant boarding appropriation was cut on Controller Metz’s motion as he sought to “wipe out Mr Folk’s baby farms.”
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Board of Estimate
Manhattan
Ahearn
Haffen
Bronx
Commissioners of Accounts
Brooklyn
The
Queens
Richmond
Boroughs
Metz
Folk
Roosevelt summons Dunkle over Farmers and Drovers case
President Roosevelt calls John W. Dunkle in to the White House to press for a prompt probe into the defunct Farmers and Drovers Bank of Waynesburg. Bonaparte attends as they review delays in prosecution amid alleged political influence. Details of outcomes not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Washington
John W. Dunkle
United States
Western District of
Pennsylvania
White House
Rinehart
Farmers and Drovers’ Bank of
Waynesburg
Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Dunkle
Beard
Department of Justice
United Service notices listing army promotions and assignments
A Washington dispatch lists numerous Army officers detailed for service, retirements, and examinations including Lieut. Col. F B Jones, Major W C Borden, Capt. 2 Is. Rinoades, Major W D Crosby, Cal I I Pope, Lieut Col G S Young, Major Williams, Major W S Pierce, First Lieuts G C Lewis and C L Corbin, Major Samuel Ringgold, Capt HH J Br McElgin, and others with destinations in Atlanta Denver New York Washington and Vancouver for examination, observation, or duty with Ordnance Coast Artillery and the Navy yard postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nineteenth Infantry
Adjutant Generals Department
Atlanta
W. C. Borden
Medical Corps
Ordnance Department
W. S. Pierce
Bethlehem Steel Company
Coast Artillery Corps
Army
Samuel Ringgold
New York City
H.L. Toompkins
HH. J. BR. McElgin
A. B. Dyer
Fourth Field Artillery
President Army Retiring Board
Vancouver Barracks
Maritime arrivals and sailings listed for several ports
Arrived ships include Kobe, Ajax Manila, and Te cumseh at Norfolk Annapolis Auckland and Dubiaque Tompkinsville. Sailed vessels Panther from Hongkong to Olanga po Buffalo Bremerton to San Francisco Active from San Diego to Magdalena Bay Castine from navy yard New York to Philadelphia Des Moines Kingston to Guantanamo Navajo Justin from San Diego to Magdalena Bay.
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Supply
Kobe
Ajax
Manila
Tecumseh
Norfolk
Annapolis
Auckland
Dubiaque
Tompkinsville
Panther
Hongkong
Olangapo
Buffalo
Bremerton
San Francisco
Active
San Diego
Magdalena Bay
Castine
Navy Yard
New York
Philadelphia
Des Moines
Kingston
Guantanamo
Navajo
Justin
San Tiego
New York Times Weekly Financial Quotation Review Stands
The notice lists daily Monday morning sale points for the Times Financial Quotation Review in New York City. It names multiple street addresses and newsstands including Jewkes Pine and Nassau Streets Malkan Hanover Square McBride Broadway Goldsmith Wall Street Produce Exchange Dibblee Broadway and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Weekly Financial Quotation Review
New York City
Jewkes
Laundy
Broadway
van Blarcom
Newsstand locations for The Review distribution
The Review can be purchased at stations of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad including Mt Vernon Pel ham Portchester Greenwich Stamford South Norwalk Bridgeport New Haven New London and Hartford.
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N. Y
N. H
Mt. Vernon Pel
Portchester
Greenwich
Stamford
Norwalk
New Haven
New London Hartford
New Jersey Central Schedules To Philadelphia And Beyond
The notice lists NJC timetables to Philadelphia and onward to Baltimore Washington and Atlantic routes. It includes departure windows from Liberty Street and various Manhattan outlets, with daily and Sunday services, time ranges, and baggage handling by New York Answer Co.
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Philadelphia
PS . m
We Pee Pa
Ld A.m
Baltimore
Washington
Ly. W
Msrp
Ly. Baths
Brest
Rinid
Liberty ST
Ice City
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Chelsea
Astor House
Broadway
Fifth
West 125Th St
Columbus Av
New York
Court St
Fulton St
Nostrand
Brookin
Williamsburg
New York Answer Co
Royal Blue Line Trains Connect Baltimore and Washington
Baltimore and Ohio announces Royal Blue Line trains every other hour on the even hour with direct connections at New Union Station Washington. Parlor car Royal Ltd Washington to Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis and other routes. Tickets from 1 dollar. Reservations and information available via B&O at designated offices and phone.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Royal Blue Line
Baltimore
Washington
New Union Station
New Yo
Royal Ltd
Chicago
COLI
Pittsbuerg
Pittsburg
ST. Joe
SP Louis
AG House
Bur R. Re
St. Te
Shipping and Mails From The Samland and Vessels
Shipping notices list SS Samland Antwerp Oct 17 SS Targus Savannilla Oct 19 SS Aliai Inagua Oct 25 SS El Sud Galveston Oct 2 SS Antilla Guantanamo Oct 24 SS Sarilla Brunpsastck Oct 25 SS Porto Rico Baltimore Oct 27 SS Arapahoe Jacksonvilla Oct 26 SS Jefferson Norfolk Oct 28.
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Samland
Antwerp
Koenig
Suise
Genoa
Joseph W. Ferdney
Portland
Targus
Savanilla
Aliai
Inagua
el Sud
Galveston
Antilla
Guantanamo
Sarilla
Brunpsastck
Porto Rico
Baltimore
Arapahoe
Jacksonvilla
Jefferson
Norfolk
Unclear fragment prompts brief city notes and names
Fragmentary text lists Chattahoochee Savannah Glyne, Italian Prince, Barbados Vigilancia and Galveston with unclear context. No coherent event or actions emerge from the OCR snippet.
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Chattahooche
Savannah
Barbados
Vigilancia
Dia
Galveston
Ships Near Sandy Hook Report Smooth Atlantic Arrivals
Marconi wireless reports list several liners near Sandy Hook with times of yesterday departures and estimated pier arrivals for the Lusitania California Pretoria Cedric and New York York ships. The notices show arrivals due across today and tomorrow at area piers.
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Lorraine
Havre
Marconi Wireless
Sandy Hook
Plor
New York
Southampton
Pretoria
Hamburg
Why Hook
California
Glasgow
Shipping Arrivals at European Ports With Late October Dates
A list of vessels tied up at Hamburg, Southampton, Havre, Boulogne, Oran, Melbourne, Dunedin, Queenstown, Genoa and other ports with October dates. Ships include President Grant Hamburg October 29, Deutschland October 20, Oceanic October 28, Savoie October 29, Rotterdam October 29, Erny October 22, Glendevon October 27, Star of Scotland October 20, Majestic from Queenstown October 22, Calabria from Palermo October Get, Canning from Barbados October, Inverclyde from Rohe October 24, Luisiana from Genoa October 25, Ocean Prince from Barbados October 27.
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President Grant
Hamburg
Deutschland
Oceanic
Southampton
Majestic
Queenstown
Calabria
Palermo
Get
Canning
Barbados
Invercirde
Rohe
Luisiana
Genoa
Ocean Prince
Trans-Pacific Steamship Schedules Amid World War II Transit
Fragmented OCR lists transPacific and Pacific routes including Hawaii Guam Fiji New Caledonia New Zealand Australia and China Japan the Philippines and Tahiti with several ship names like Empress of India and Minnesota. Dates show November arrivals and times across multiple legs via San Francisco Seattle and Tacoma.
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Hawaii
Guam
Ehilyger Islas
Ivia San Jancisco
C. S
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Ivia
Vancouver
Victoria
Aorangi
San Franceisca
Philippine Islands
Seattley
Tosa Maru
Japan
Corea
Hina
la San Francisco
Manchuria
China
R. T
Empress of
India
Samoan Islands
New Taleionia
San Francisco
Mariposa
Seattle
Minnesota
Cagee
Fo- Tahiti
Marquesas
Isl
Tacoma
Mail From China Japan Hawaii and Philippines Arrives in San Francisco
Postmaster Morgan reports mails from Manila Hong Kong Shanghai Yokohama and Honolulu reached San Francisco aboard the Manchuria on dates in Sept and Oct and were sent east at 6 20 PM Oct 27. They are due in New York the morning of Sunday Nov 1.
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Morgan
China
Japan
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Manila
Hongkong
Shanghai
Yokohama
Honolulu
San Francisco
Manchuria
New York
Weather transitions from Gulf disturbance to Canadian Maritimes
A Gulf of Mexico disturbance brings heavy rain and high winds from Florida to New England. Friday expects a northeast push toward the Canadian Maritime Provinces with rain in many areas and cooling by the weekend. Northern New York and New England will see rain Friday, clearing and cooler by Saturday. Temperature readings from the local weather office show a range across the afternoon.
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Washington
Gulf of Mexico
Delaware
Florida
New England
Canadian
Grand Banks
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
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United States Weppinat Bureau
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