President Roosevelt Bids Oyster Bay Farewell Reception
President Roosevelt hosts a farewell reception at Sagamore Hill for about 600 villagers. German singing society performs and he translates a speech. Secret Service confronts a local man, prompting the President to order an investigation. Dignitaries include Congressman Cocks and Norman Hapgood.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Secret Service
Charles Kursman
Esident
Emil Albrecht
Fireman's Association
Protective Association
Washer
Kursman
Sloan
Secret Service Force
Adams
Loeb
Seret Service
M- Kursmen
Siemon
San Francisco Republicans fail to renominate Judge Dunne
The San Francisco Republican Convention last night did not renominate Superior Judge Frank H. Dunne who presided over major bribery graft cases. His opponent Judge Carroll Cook, also a Superior Court peer, was defeated for a spot on the Appellate Court two years earlier.
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San Francisco
Frank H. Dunne
Dunne
Carroll Cook
Governor urged to act as Jerome called masterful faker
Franklin Pierce files a fifty four page brief attacking District Attorney Jerome with harsh language and claims of bias by Commissioner Hand. Pierce accuses Jerome of wickedness and demands the Governor reverse Hand's decision while referencing George W. Perkins and related bribery cases.
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Hughes
Franklin Pierce
Jerome
Richard T Hand
Hand
George W. Perkins
Pierce
New York
Supreme Court
William
Fierce
Veromena
Andrews
New York County
Travers Jerome
Seabury
William Travers Jerome
Women Spies at Gravesend Track Stir Rumors of Betting Probe
At Gravesend racecourse yesterday rumors swirled about a grand jury inquiry into betting and women detectives from the District Attorney’s office attempting to entice men to place bets. A few grand jury members observed from the stands, while several women tried to recruit men as commissioners or bettors with little success. No arrests were reported and betting occurred on credit based on city pool room reports.
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Gravesend
Kings County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Empire City
Indictment Follows Wehle Discharge of Friedmann
Gustavus A. Rogers appealed to the District Attorney after Max Friedmann, arraigned on a $3,500 fur theft charge, was discharged by Magistrate Wahle. Friedmann, ex-Kuerl & Co., was later indicted for receiving stolen goods and held on $1,500 bail in General Sessions.
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Gustavus A
Rogers
Louis Alnert
University Place
Wehle
Max Friedmann
Yorkville
Alpert
Friedman
Swann
Kuerl & Co
East Ninth Street
Wahle
Bicyclist Held Up Near Bayville Bridge
William Pettitt reported being robbed by two masked men near the Bayville bridge as he rode home on a bicycle. The incident followed a break‑in at the Mill Neck supply station and an apparent attempt to wreck a car near Pettitt’s route, halted by a rider on horseback who found a rope across the road.
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Secret Service
Mrs. Roosevelt
E. Reeves Merritt
Roosevelt
Jake
Jake White
Mr. Roosevelt
Father York
Huntington
Edward O'Connor
Sagamore Hill
Dent
Bernard Powers
Oyster Bay
George Downing
President's Lodge
Downing
Mr. Rosevelt
President
J. T
William Pettitt
Bayville Bridge
Long Island
Mill Neck
Pettitt
Phillips Held for Manslaughter in Montclair Killing
Walter C. Phillips, secretary to ironmaster John Leonard, is free on $10,000 bail to face Essex County Grand Jury on involuntary manslaughter charges after a pistol found by Phillips exploded, killing Leonard in his Montclair library. Prosecutor Mott will review Phillips books as part of the investigation. friends and Leonard’s widow dispute intent.
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Joseph L. Moss
Court of Appeals
William Travers Jerome
Siows
Tey
Walter C. Phillips
John Leonard
Montclair
N. J
Newark
Essex County Grand Jury
Phillips
Times
Leonard
Gallagher
Mott
Robert W. Courtly
Thirty-fourth Swern Collegiate Reform Church
Henry Frank, Jr
Aifelong
Hoboken
Philips
New York
West Fifty-sixth Street
Woodland ‘Avenue
Glen Ridge
Woodland Avenue
Four men arrested for anarchist posters at Sixty-fifth Street
Four men pasted anarchistic circulars on letter boxes and pillars at Sixty-fifth Street and Third Avenue yesterday. They were fined $5 each in Yorkville Court after police confiscated a pamphlet alleging police bias in a high-profile Cooper Union Hall incident involving Alexander Berkmann and Emma Goldman.
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Sixty-fifth Street
Third Avenue
Yorkville Court
Kilroy
America
Alexader Berkmann
Cooper Union Hall
B. Reitman
Emma Goldman
Dr. Reitman
Alexander Berkmann
Berkmann
New York
Louis Poland
Madison Street
Ruben Schuster
East Eleventh Street
Louis Soloof
East Fourteenth Street
Ruben Pempkins
Suffolk Street
Bricklayer Osterholm arraigned in Moriarty death case
Leonard Edward Osterholm 204 East 106th Street was arraigned before Magistrate Butts in the Morrisanian Court and remanded to the Coroner for an inquest into Captain Daniel Moriarty’s death after a drunken row at Ogden Avenue and 165th Street. He admitted being with Moriarty the night of Sept. 5 and gave a detailed account aligning with the Times report.
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Leonard Edward Osterholm
East 106Th Street
Daniel Moriarty
Ogden Avenue
165Th Street
Bronx
Butts
Schwannecke
Osterholm
Middletown
N. Y
Moriarty
James McLaughlin
Kidnapping Reported In Morristown Woman’s Granddaughter Seized
A five year old girl named Eleanor Feltz was grabbed from 116 Western Avenue Morristown by a man in a closed carriage heading toward Bernardsville. The child’s grandmother Mrs Mary Smith of 9 Washington Place declined to identify the kidnapper, alleging illness kept her from caring for the child. Police were informed but no action reported.
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The
New War Times
Morristown
N *J
Poward
Babbington
Western Avenue
Bernardsville
Mary Smith
Washington Place
Cabin Divers Suspects Jailed In Brooklyn Court
Two men labeled cabin divers or steamship thieves were arraigned for vagrancy before Magistrate Tighe in Brooklyn’s Adams Street Court. One is thought to be an international crook known to Scotland Yard. bail set at 500 dollars each, with further action postponed to next week. Names given as Georges Clemente and Arthur or Joseph Lee.
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Tighe
Adams Street
Brooklyn
Scotland Yard
Georges Clemente
Arthur
Joseph Lee
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Phil
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Omar
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Los Angeles Examiner
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