Dissent at Mulberry Street Police Office Prompts Resignation Talk
Turmoil erupts as Gen. Bingham returns to Mulberry Street with Deputy Bugher under pressure and Deputy Hanson clashing over a Varick Street pool room raid. Rumors say Bugher may resign while Bingham’s future remains uncertain amid department tensions.
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Autumn foliage crowds fill New Hampshire White Mountains
Autumn in the White Mountains brings heavy tourist crowds to Bethlehem Bretton Woods North Conway and other resorts. Hotels bustle as visitors seek Indian Summer foliage and ideal weather for mountain climbing and outdoor trips.
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Robber in Kingsbridge House Bindings and Thefts
Mrs Frederick Edelston and her husband the mining engineer were targeted when a man posing as a prospective buyer entered their Kingsbridge Road home on a Friday. He bound Mrs Edelston with rope and tied her hands with wire after tying a string around her ankles, then stole two rings including her engagement ring and a $20 gold piece. She freed herself hours later and alerted Kingsbridge Police who issued a general alarm for the suspect. The man had previously visited the real estate office of William A Clark two weeks earlier tho Clark identified him as P J Costello of Richmond Hill.
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Hunt for Moriarty's Slayer Stirs Bronx Police Effort
Bronx police intensify the hunt for the killer of Capt. Daniel Moriarty the quarantine steamer skipper murdered a week ago. Detectives Shewin and Sullivan of the Bronx Bureau pursue leads, while Mrs. Moriarty cites witnesses who saw men near her home.
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Pioneer’s Son Dies After Shootings at Pittsburgh
Andrew Kloman III aged 24, grandson of a Carnegie Steel partner, was found shot on Grant Boulevards and died later. Investigators weigh suicide versus foul play as missing money and papers surface while a family revolver is cited. he was to wed next Tuesday to a broker’s daughter.
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Two Decades Given for Double Murder in Jealous Rage
Rollin Dunning, formerly of Rossie, was found guilty of second degree murder for killing his wife's father Jerry Apple and her brother-in-law Albert Crowder at a Black Lake island home. He pleaded insanity and received a sentence of twenty years at Dannemora, to begin after Monday transport. the defendant had prior burglary convictions.
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Juggled Accounts Exposed In Booth & Co Bank Debts
A. Booth & Co faces a $6 million indebtedness with auditors tracing a juggling system used to deceive creditors. A former senior manager allegedly kept two sets of books and padded branch sales, yielding an estimated $300,000 in unearned commissions over three years. Bankers vow full repayment.
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Mrs Kratz and Children Poisoned in Bayonne Home
Mrs Mary Kratz 86 and her children Florence 3 and Michael 9 months were in critical condition at Bayonne Hospital from suspected strychnine poisoning. Kratz returned home to find them ill and a bottle of unlabeled poison found in the room. He says his wife may have been insane when she attempted to kill herself and the children.
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Thaw Contempt Citation Issued in Bankruptcy Hearing
Harry K. Thaw faces contempt charges for missing a bankruptcy appearance. Referee William R. Blair certified contempt and planned to present to Judge Archbold for compulsory attendance. Rex-Gov. William A. Stone explained Thaw's absence as creditors’ meeting-related. Thaw to be moved to White Plains jail ahead of habeas proceedings and potential sanity trial.
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Fate of Town in Doubt as Forest Fires Reach Grand Marais
Fire threatens Grand Marais Minnesota as the steamer America fails to return with supplies. Gopher fights the flames and may stay out until danger passes. Nearby fires near Bay City and the Oneida Reservation advance from multiple directions, endangering farms timber and the Oneida School.
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Tragic New Jersey Shooting Claims Life of Friend
Ernest Girtanner and Joseph Schneidle of Newark and Union resident Harry Hoepner died when a shotgun misfire on a hunting trip in Union County, six miles from Newark. Girtanner phoned the prosecutor of Elizabeth and authorities took custody of the survivors.
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Lawlessness Across Russia Reported By Roger Foster
Lawyer Roger Foster describes a crushed revolution in Russia with executions in Siberia, police killings, and government money stolen by revolutionists. He cites daily hangings, bank robberies, armed guards, and widespread fear, noting foreigners face street crime and occasional assassinations.
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