Dynamite Plot Ties Mother and Son in California Case
In San Francisco Mrs. Isabella Martin faces trial for dynamiting Judge Ogden's Oakland home. Her 17 year old son, once called Baby John Martin and linked to Princess Chimay, testified he aided the blast under his mother's directive. Dr. Austin Flint refused to testify citing legal limits.
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New York Times
San Francisco
Cal
Isabella Martin
Frank B. Ogden
Oakland
Ogden
Mary Martin
Joan Martin
California
Chimay
Clara Ward
Martin
John Martin
Henry Martin
John
Princess Chimay
Chicago
New York
Paris
Austin Flint
William Abermeit
California Court
Hoffman
Dr. Flint
J. Flint
Flint
Pennsylvania Railroad Defends Compliance With Eight-Hour Rule
The Pennsylvania Railroad cites a federal statute complying with the sixteen hour limit for employee service, denying any attempt to evade the act. It notes a pending equity suit against the Interstate Commerce Commission seeks relief from a monthly reporting order, not the act's validity.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Congress
Yesterday's Fires Report Totals and Affected Addresses
Listings show multiple fire incidents with times and locations across Manhattan and surrounding streets. Entries cite victims or property owners such as Arthur Beckman and Schwartz Bros. Trifling and real estate firms appear. several addresses on 1st Ave, 9th St, 34th St, 5th Ave, Mulberry, Broadway, West 27th St, and 126th St. Police presence noted with None or minimal damages.
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A.M
Arthur Beckman
E. 9Th St
Schwartz Bros
W. 100Th
Wendover
E. 34Th St
J. Edwards
Patrick Leddy
Mulberry St
Broadway
Keller Printing Co
West 27Th St
Bire
Raeas Ee Soei
Sire Real Estate Co
Slight
Police Dept
Foggy Harbor Halts Shipping Across Harbor and Ferries
Dense morning fog crippled shipping with ferry lines suspending service between Thirty-ninth Street and the Battery and Hamilton and Atlantic Avenue. Only the St Leonard’s from Antwerp reached port after fog delayed the Mauretania and Oceanic's departures while rev cutters could not board vessels.
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Thirty-ninth Street
the Battery
Hamilton
Atlantic Avenue
Antwerp
Oceanic
North River
Mauretania
Gravesend Bay
Pritchard
Ambrose Channel
Writs Denied to Towns Over Public Service Case
Justice Fitts in the New York Supreme Court refused alternative writs of prohibition from West Seneca and Cheektowaga against the Public Service Commission and the Terminal Railway Co of Buffalo. The ruling held that the sought modifications of the 1907 order concerned administrative, not judicial, matters and thus the commission retains continuing administrative power. Applications denied with $25 costs in each case.
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New York Times
Albany
Public Service Commission
Justice Fitts
Supreme Court
West Seneca
Cheektowaga
Erie County
Terminal Railway Company of
Buffalo
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Public Services Commission
Fitts
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Baboon Attacks Man In Washington Barred Stable Scene
Miller Medley suffers a severe thigh wound after a baboon attacked him in a stable owned by Robert Boyer. The animal, caged for years and reportedly intoxicated by workers, is taken by the Humane Society. Prosecution for cruelty to animals is expected. Medley may die from blood poisoning.
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New York Times
Washington
Miller Medley
Medley
Humane Society
Robert Boyer
Boyer
Worcester rush tragedy ends in plea to end cane event
Emil Gran a Worcester Polytechnic Institute sophomore from West Wareham suffered a broken back in a chaos during the common rush among 200 students. He remained in hospital with a dorsal spine fracture and may have died. The incident prompted the faculty to abolish the cane rush under threat of instant dismissal for participants.
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New York Times
Worcester
Mass
Emil Gran
West Wareham
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
City
Gran
Shannahan
Freight train wreck delays Hudson passengers
A southbound New York Central freight train of forty cars derailed near Hudson station at 7 p m due to a broken coal car flange. Wreckage blocks tracks causing delays to New York and Albany passenger trains. Several trains stalled at Catskill, Poughkeepsie, and Albany. wrecking crews work to clear the lines. Two suspected tramp climbers may be buried under coal.
Securities Firm Faces 5 Million Judgment Fallout
The Metropolitan Securities Company must pay a $5,000,000 judgment tied to the Interborough Metropolitan and Metropolitan Street Railway collapses. Lawyers dispute whether notes acted as collateral or a sale, with the firm’s prospects for collecting or funding the payment largely bleak as the stock and collateral have lost value.
Congo fears Roosevelt as Africa trip prompts Congo cleanups
S P Verner says Roosevelt planned Africa trip triggers a broad housecleaning among Congo Free State administrators. He notes Belgian annexation boosting commercial value, American interests as safeguards, and fears of sleeping sickness from tse tse fly bite amid a fast travel plan through infected districts.
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Roosevelt
Africa
Congo Free State
S. P. Verner
Ich
Thomas F. Ryan
Guggenhelms
Verner
Belgium
Congo
Portsmouth
Cave dwelling preacher sparks wild town rumor in New Jersey
A New Jersey man with a long beard living in a cave near Alliance drew attention as rumors spread of a whisky still or counterfeiters. The cave occupant claimed to be Chaem Lipsit of New York, a self styled Hebrew scholar chosen to lead, who said he eats once weekly and planned to marry the cave friend’s daughter and return to New York.
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New York Times
Vineland
N. J
Alliance
Levi
Chaem Lipsit
New York
Lipsiz
Accuses Jersey Judge in Surf House Case
Testimony before the State Excise Commission alleges Ocean County Judge Mara A. Kerry used office to help a hotel owner evade Sunday alcohol sales raids. George B. Miller testified he paid 250 dollars for Surf House, with attorney Berry facilitating a license and mortgage. Miller says a sheriff's raid followed and bail disputes arose, leading to an 18 day jail stay and a 200 dollar fine. The governor will act on the matter.
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New York Times
Trenton
Mara A. Kerry
Ocean County
State Excise Commission
Gov. Fort
George B. Miller
Arbs
Surf House
Surf City
Miller
Governor's Office
Frank Phillips
Berry
Phillips
Jeffries
Eberhard Sentenced to Thirty Years in State Prison
Gus Eberhard, who pleaded non vult after confessing to killing his aunt Ottillie Eberhard, was sentenced by Judge Parker in Hackensack to thirty years hard labor. Prosecutor Koester had urged the sentence after the plea change, while defense counsel sought clemency. Ottillie Eberhard, absent from court, awaits a Germany-bound fortune and possible marriage to Victor Held, a musician aboard the steamship Deutschland.
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Gus Eberhard
Ottiillie Eberhard
Hackensack
N. J
Koester
Stagg
Eberhard
Ottillie Eberhard
Germany
Victor Held
Deutschland
Manhattan Toay
Dr Luther Halsey Gulick Out as NYC Physical Training Head
Dr Luther Halsey Gulick resigns as Director of Physical Training in New York public schools effective Oct 1. He leads the Playground Association of America with President Roosevelt as Honorary President. Assistant C Ward Crampton may succeed, with anticipated competition for the post.
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Luther Halsey Guck
Playground Association of America
Roosevelt
New York Publica Schools
Board of Education
C. Ward Crampton
Sinn Fein Urges Public to Withhold Irish Funds
The New York Sinn Fein passed a resolution asking the public to refrain from contributing to certain Irish MPs including John E. Redmond touring America to raise funds for salaries and home rule efforts. The resolution says such contributions harm Ireland's industrial and national development.
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Redmond
Sinn Fein
New York
John E. Redmond
America
Ireland
Two Sound Lines Season Near End
Passenger service on the Providence Line linking New York and Boston via Providence will end after Saturday September 26 with closing trips from Providence on Friday September 25 and from New York on Saturday September 26. The New Bedford Line service to New York and New Bedford ends after Sunday September 27 with closing trips from New York on Saturday September 26 and from New Bedford on Sunday September 27.
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Sound
Providence
New York
Boston
New Bedford
Parents deed away their baby for four dollars court order
Eugene and Marie Lebeuf transfer custody of their 21 month old son Harry Sylva Eugene Lebeuf to grandparents Sylva and Grizella Ricard in a quitclaim deed. The transaction, deemed legal by Supreme Court, records the child as property during minority for a consideration of one dollar and other payments.
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New York County
Frank Gass
Hall of Records
Francis O'Neil
Lyman EB. Warren
Broadway
Register
Gass
Mr. Warren
Supreme Court
Giegerich
Mr. Gass
Warren
Sylva Ricard
Grizella Ricard
New York
United States
Harry Sylve Eugene Lebeuf
Harry Sylva Eugene Lebeuff
Harry Sylva Eugene Lebeuf
Oscar H. Caddla
26L-Broadway
Tyman E. Warren
Lebours
Mrr. Gass
Ricard
Boy struck by taxicab after leaving Socialist rally
Twelve year old Morris Stryker of 50 East 102d Street was struck crossing at Madison Avenue and 102nd Street after listening to a street orator. He sustained fatal internal injuries and was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital by driver Harry Steffens of 169 Broadway, who was arrested.
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Morris Stryker
East 102d Street
Madison Avenue
102D Street
Mount Sinai Hospital
Harry Steffens
Broadway
Local Fragments Hint At Saturday Events
Readable fragments point to an event day on Saturday with names and places unclear. Bets or standings are not specified, but references suggest scheduled activities and local notices within a periodical page.
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Pennsylvania
Commerce Commission
CARL H. _SCRULTZ
Service Commission
N. Y. Central
Hudson
Metropolitan Securities Co
Metropolitan Securities Company
Metropolitan Street Railway
Ward
United States Circuit Court
New York City Railway
Interborough Metropolitan Company
Metropolitan Street and
New York City Railways
Securities Company
Interborough Metropolitan
Street Railway
Eat
Third Avenue
Central Crosstown
Trotan Street
Oeee Ae Ee
Metropolitan Securities
New Jersey
Diogenes
Jersey
Cliebt
Luther H. Gulick
Glasgow
Earl & Wilson
City Register
Eugene and
Marie C. Lebeuf
Young
Houston St
Produce Exchange
Dev. St
Brooklyn
Nassau St
Fulton &T
26Th St
Fifth Ave
Ulton St
City Mall
Moe Levy & Co
Walker St
Fulton St
Arn Hem
Charles Darnton
David Belas&co
Ashton Stevens
Evening Journal
N. Y. Herald
Blanche Bates
Alan Dale
N. Y
St. Ev
David Belasco
W. J. Hurlbut
Miss. Bates
Eve
Globe
Stuyvesant
Tribune
Dorothy DIX
DU Barry
Acton Davies
BVE
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Chinatown
Bowery
NG Ni Arid
Gramercy
Qberewrana
Ammerstein
Gans-Nelson
Gertrude Hoffmann
Junie McCree
McCree
Stuart Barnes
Y Blaneyn
George Fuller Golden
Dai
Jora Wood
Felix &Caire
Hali Macy & Co
Ballet OF
Birdland
Sousa
Wife Daily
Majestic Father
Ane
Mary Mi
Innine Merulay
Casino
New
Jam Norris Ro
Lulu Glaser
Mle
Michier
Dante
Ats In. Sale
Louise Gunning
Henew Pixatey Ladera Teile Marcelee
Daly
Tiger Sit
Fitch’s Ven
Ryeuty
Herald SQ
Smarte
Nort Miustines
Mats Wat
Frank McKe
Stecarn
Algeria
Victor Bierlert
New Amsterdam
Lillia
Miss Russell
Wal Dway
Soli
Mats
Wit & Sat
Russell
Academy Oiese
Levine
Kiaw & Erlanger
L.diu
Wet & Sar
Sam
Empire Roo
John Drew
Jack Straw Hudson
Robert Edeson
Rite
Billie Burke
Criterion
Hattie Williams
Knigkerbocker
Merry
Kottenberg
Millar
Garrick
Joseph, Coyne
Moliuse
Alexandra Carlisle
Doris Keane
May Irwin
GAUQY
Cnet
Mater Net Ak
Henry Miller
Weber's
Hiway &S
Century
Keith St. Bes
Mat Wed
REDS
Weil Marte
Hodge
Wit Sal
Seth
A Sant
Hyenine J Sural
Fu Eee
Daly Kieers
Bijou
Messrs
Senar
Mississippi
Harrison Rhodes
Theis A. Wise
Homas A. Wise
Douglas A. Fairbanks
Clevar
Devil
Van
Fudd
Ebert
James K Hackett
Zenda
Thrilia
Weer
James
Yorkville
Hartig & Seamon
Behman
Thea
Belasco In
Circle Success
B'way
St. i Ae
Wits
GUS Fev Ak Bs
Colonial Sar
Ivan Abrameen
Italian Opera Co
OLYMF
Pastor's
Naine
Hippodrome
Saltz
Eden Musee
Cinematograph
Grand Victor Moore
Sin
Nxt
Wkk
MimicWorld
Gertrude Hoffmag
Murray
Atedy Sas
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