Sultan's Spy's Week of Terror Over in New York Visit
Zia Bey, once chief spy to Sultan Abdul Hamid, spent a tense week in New York living under an assumed name Ignatieu. He met a Russian acquaintance, ordered a leather bag, and avoided arrest before sailing to Liverpool. Turkish Consul General Mundji Bey questioned his identity and hinted at possible sensational motives behind his statements.
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Constantinople
Zia Bey
Sultan Abdul Hamid
London
Mauretania
New York
Teutonic
Lafayette
Southampton
Philadelphia
Ignatiea
Sultan
Hotel Lafayette
West Forty-fifth Street
Seventh Avenue
Z. B. Kouilianine
Liverpool
Waldorf
Imperial Guards
America
Mundji Bey
Legation
Washington
the Waldorf
Ignatieu
New York Evening Post
Olice
Yildiz
Abdulamid
Yildiz Palace
Yerik Pasha
Saraskar
Riza Pasha
Izzet Pasha
Faim Pasha
Abdul Hamid
Marmora
Faim I Pasha
Nazim Pacha
Izzet Pacha
Nazim Pasha
Sislian
Stephan Melik
Armenian Hunchakist Committee
Babili
Droskakists
Belius
Moniteur Oriental
Europe
Vazim
Turkey
Russia
Najib Pacha
Ottoman Empire
Young Turks
Bettors Barred At Sheepshead Bay Race Track
Racing officials ban seven more professional bettors from Sheepshead Bay for Saturday entry while 1,000 spectators attend yesterday. Club talks of losses across Spring and Fall meetings, with calls to reduce the $25,600 Champion Stakes to 10,000, conflicting with owners who see it as due from a profitable club. District Attorney Clarke returns. ADA Elder oversees the case.
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Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island
Clarke
Kings County
Elder
Sheepshead
Coney Island Jockey Club
Personal Liberty League Holds Brookyln Meeting Against Hughes Reforms
The Personal Liberty League mass meeting at Prospect Hall Brooklyn denounced the Hughes racing law and backed liberal candidates. Speaker John Sherwin Crosby argued the state cannot regulate personal liberty while Andrew McLean cited the right to pursue happiness. Simultaneously the Logan Republican Club praised Gov Hughes and endorsed his renomination.
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Personal Liberty League
Prospect Hall
Project Avenue
Hirth Avenue
Brookyn
Frank W. Thorp
John Sherwin Crosby
Andrew Mclean
The
Brooklyn Citizen
J. Grattan MacMahon
Crosby
McLean
League
Logan Republican Club
Brooklyn
Hugh Gordon Miller
United States
Crim
Gov. Hughes
Kings County DA backs ADA Elder in gambling cases
District Attorney Clarke returned from abroad and praised Assistant District Attorney Elder for handling the race-track gambling cases. Clarke announced Elder will continue in charge and that the office will proceed with the trials of the Jenkins brothers, the bankers who are under investigation.
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Clarke
Kings County
Elder
Jenkins Brothers
Dismissed Conspiracy Indicts Williamsburg Trust Firms
The district attorney plans to proceed on a conspiracy indictment connected with the Williamsburg and Jenkins Trust Companies once a trial venue is set. He humorously notes returning from Europe without his beard after a Capri trip where a sculptor named Michael Angelo shaved it.
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Williamsburg and
Jenkins Trust
Europe
Capri
Michael Angelo
Michael
To Bar Bets at Belmont Meeting in Nassau Effort
Nassau County officials and Westchester Racing Association plan a joint conference to curb race track gambling at Belmont Park during October. Sheriff Foster and District Attorney Coles will push for cooperation to close the betting ring, which is mainly in Nassau with some spillover into Queens.
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Nassau County
Racing Association
Ring
New York Times
Mineola
N. Y
Nassau County Board of Supervisors
Court House
Belmont Park
Queens
The
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Proposed to Her 500 Times in Three Years
John Scopi of 482 Hicks Street Brooklyn was arraigned in Night Court on Sophie Houser of 419 Greenwich Street charge of perpetual proposing. She said he asked her to marry at least 500 times as she sold loans. Magistrate Corrigan fined him 3 dollars and urged fewer proposals in three years.
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John Scopi
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
Sophie Houser
Greenwich Street
Corrigan
Scopi
Styles in men's wear at tailors show
At 1 181 Broadway the American Style and Fashion Show debuts Autumn and Winter menswear. Frederick T. Kroenberg directs with displays from Milwaukee to St. Louis, praising new cutaway morning coats and evening wear while predicting shift from sack suits to tailored, single breasted lines.
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Broadway
Frederick T. Kroenberg
Fifth Avenue
Kroenberg
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Kansas City
London
New York
Decatur
Hall of Pittsburg
Pfohl & Olney
Pittsburg
John C. Walter
Union Labor Day Parade Outlines Eight Battalions
A Labor Day Committee meeting set plans for Monday’s parade. The march will start at 9 A.M. from Fifty-ninth Street and Fifth Avenue, led by James M. Cunning, with John Pugh and William Truax as aides. Eight divisions and chapels of Typographics Union No. 8 will form eight abreast on West Fifty-fifth Street near Fifth Avenue, marching past Washington Square and disbanding after the route.
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Central Federated Ai 1
Ose
Fifty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Typographics! Union
Fifty-fifth Street
James M. Cunnion
John Pugh
William Truax
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Palma de Cuba
Braddock
Unico
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Moreland
Robin Hood
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Cigar Stores
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Belmont
Wever
Tailors
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Noos
Astor Place
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California Fig Syrup CO
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