Morgan Body Here Few See It Land
The body of J Pierpont Morgan arrived by steamer France II and was carried ashore with little ceremony and a small crowd in the rain. Family members walked to East 36th Street library where it rests. cameras were barred on the pier and at the ship to avoid public curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pierpont Morgan
France
Morgen Fe Disson
Ds Morgan, Jr
Mane
Herbert J. Satterlee
Poncelet
Morgans
Legion of Honor
Ala-les- Bains
Morgan
Myrone T. Herrick
United States
1Th Street
Fifth Avenue
East 36Th Street
Abero
Heamship Line
Titus
Beir
Fozen Mes
Morning News In Brief Paled Details From Murky OCR
Fragmentary headlines reveal a chaotic morning bulletin with names and events ranging from fraud confessions to political reform proposals. Mentions include Waldo Trice, Tad Slay, and Whitney, plus references to mortgage filings, jail probes, and foreign notices in a rapid, uncertain format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Wody
United Fruit
Philip Musica
Waldo Trice
Whitman
Tad Slay Chom
Coeeestenes
Nabbi Kilverman
Boomerang
Friedmann Bundled Out After Hotel Ban on Tuberculin Work
Dr Friedrich Friedmann was barred from using his hotel suite for professional work as six patients awaiting tuberculin treatment were asked to vacate rooms. Private detectives were posted at doors to keep patients out while Friedmann treated fifteen tuberculosis cases at St Joseph's Hospital. He planned to travel to Washington to address the Washington Academy of Science and attend the Gridiron Club dinner. City officials will invite him to demonstrate the tuberculin method in Rooston until a favorable health authority report is received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Friedrich Franz Friedmann
New York
D. M. Landsman
Washington
Washington Academy of Science
Roston
Eiedrich Fried Imann
Witagerald
Win Alt
Torke
Boston
Dr Friedmann
Baby Free Father From Bandit Hold Up
A baby’s cry helped wake a captive father during a hold up at a wine shop on East 1st Street. Three men in yellow raincoats looted the store of cash and a bottle. The child’s wail alerted Mrs. Walter and Mrs. Stephens, who helped free Fred Walter after the bandits fled with a small haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J Vercoran
Fist Street
Deak
Peter S. Reid
Patro
Mien Shay
Manwaring
No. Mil
Walker
Win
Walter
Vivian Stephens
Ea | Bist Street
Waller
Stephens
Mrs. Walter
Jee Walter
Studio Duel Ends in Slayings at Hoboken Photo Shop
Wilds Tinto age eighteen son of Joseph Dato proprietor of a Hoboken photography studio was shot and killed by Samuel Lonzetto eighteen of Monroe street. The two lads reportedly engaged in a toy duel with a sword and a revolver. Lonzetto fired the pistol by mistake or under uncertain circumstances, a shot killing Dato in the reception room. Three witnesses in the studio observed the incident and Lonzetto fled but likely will surrender after his fright subsides. Dato died an hour after admission to St Mary’s Hospital. Police issued a general alarm for Lonzetto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilds Tinto
Joseph Dato
Photograph Studio
Madison Street
Hoboken
Samuel Lonxolte
Monroe Street
Dato
Jade
Lonmette
Lonzette
St. Mary’s Hospital
Longette
Ase
Meurlion
Mr Flagler Improves After Fall Near West Palm Beach
Report from West Palm Beach says Mr Flagler is improving tonight after a fall near the city. Attending physicians describe his condition as better than earlier, with plaster applied and cautious optimism mounting as the patient recovers from the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Vince
Flagter
No One's Dust For Bryan Horse Race Buzz
Secretary of State unveils news amid press corps about a chestnut sorrel gelding named Rex arriving in Washington. Bryan hints Rex may prove formidable once acclimated, potentially challenging Senator Vardaman’s Mississippi horse. Washington Riding and Hunt Club weighs offering a purse for a five and a half furlong Wallcomers race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mr. Bryan
Rex
Broan
Senator Vardaman
Hunt Club
Gene Lulemen
Mrs Pankhurst Tempted by Appetites While Imprisoned
London’s Holloway Jail tried every lure to feed Mrs Pankhurst including roast meats, chops, custards, and jellies, but she refused nourishment. Only water is accepted, despite intensified, invalid-appropriate rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Holloway
Cutter Rescues Lightship Crew After Drifting Twelve Hours
The revenue cutter Seminole rescued the crew of fourteen from the Ireving Pan Shoals lightship after it foundered off North Carolina for twelve hours or more. The ship, damaged and unable to maneuver, drifted until Seminole arrived and towed the lightship to Southport. Repairs are planned and the lightship will be returned to station in eight days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bish
Northalian
Abont
Emer
Wilmington
N.C
Southport
Quintuplets Doing Well In Danby Family News
Mrs Charles Smith of Danby near Ithaca reports her quintuplets are thriving. She writes to her nephew Robert Wafer Ithaca street railway official that the five babies are healthy. The birth is noted as one of only a few quintuplet cases recorded in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N.Y
Charles Smith
Danby
Here
Smith
Robert Wafer
Ithaca Street Railway
Phyat
Fire on Alba Steamship En Route to Galveston
The Morgan Line ship Alba bound from New York to Galveston arrived in port this afternoon after a fire was found in the main forward hold about a hundred miles out. Tugs aided in extinguishing the blaze as the ship anchored off the piers. Much of the cargo of general merchandise was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Morgan Line
Alba
New York
Pori Iis
Hanne
Hello Girl Heiress In Detroit Inherits Estate
A Detroit telephone operator named Mies Marie von Br ilort, granddaughter of Count Wilhelm von Breckdort of Beveria, is notified as heiress to the Enalieh estate of her uncle Robert Braniferd. The late heiress, Hilder garde von Hrockdorf, devoted much fortune to charity in New York. Marie’s father, Harries Suemsford, was the eldest son. They moved to America years ago, settling in Marine ity, Michigan. After her father’s death four years ago, she returned to Detroit for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mies Marie von Brilort
Wilhelm von Breckdort
Beveria
Enalieh
Robert Braniferd
Hildergarde von Hrockdorf
Dearones
Jeer Stuere
von Stoelsdorf
New York
Harries Suemsford
America
I Marine Ity
Mich
Marie
Dex Ment Froit
Peck Empl
Jewelry sale to satisfy judgment in county court auction
Henry Tirady, auctioneer, will sell to-day in the county court rotunda a pair of jet earrings, a gold ring, and a setting with two gems to satisfy a judgment against Mrs. Carita E. Johar. The lot may fetch under six dollars, but costs include advertising three dollars, posting notices two dollars fifty, execution and sheriff and auctioneer fees each one percent of the sale proceeds. A watch was exempt as a necessity and not seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Burger
Henry Tirady
Carita E. Johar
No. 1
Vaat Téthatroet
Jolie
Hrady
Johnn
Frank J. Burns
Schroeder Indicted for New Homicide Charge
Engineer Schroeder, blamed by a coroner for the Lackawanna disaster that killed thirty nine on July 4, has been reindicted for second degree manslaughter. The grand jury rejected a prior political bargain claim cited by W H Truesdale. Governor Sulzer ordered an inquiry and DA Claude Vo Stowell will pursue a new investigation using John Dee procedures in Corning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Ie Hehroeter
Lackawanna Weork
W. 11 Truesdale
Sulzer
Bulner
Claude Vo Stowell
Lion
Stowell
John Dee
Ines
Corning
Pancho Villa Proclaimed Provisional President in Mexican Uprising
News from Chihuahua reports a 13 hour siege at Cleneguita as federal troops clash with ranchers seeking a new republic. Villa is named provisional president with heavy fighting and a later surrender of the cabinet. The incident includes theft of silver bullion and imperial guard action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eRrapa
Santa Teabel
Chihuahua
Mexico
Cleneguita
Keven
Chihualu
Clenegaita Ranch
Villa
Northwestern
Beng
Aitver
Amal Federal Guara
Prilip Musica Admits Frauds In Hair Firm Scandal
Philip Musica, 28, head of United States Hair Company, confessed to frauds worth about 3600 dollars and implicated family members after a New Orleans arrest. He and his father Antonio and brothers fled, planned to finance power through stock manipulation and a corner on the hair market. Branch offices in London and Paris were used to raise cash with fake signals, but the scheme collapsed amid brokerage loans and stock moves. Continued on third page, seventh column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killo Musica
United States Hair Company
Antonio
Arthur
George
New Orleans
SAO
Whitman
Philip
New Or
Toone
Attanew Eterday
Naples
Terru
A. Musica & Sons
Prone Street
Bay Ridge
Brookn
Ate
Philly
W York
United States
Knickerfucker
Musica & Sons
London
Paris
New York Card Association
Waldo Shadowed Women to Trap Whitman Aid
Reports from Police Headquarters detail Third Deputy Commissioner Newberger ordering undercover shadowing of Diamond Lottie Stanton and Josephine Palmer as witnesses before a grand jury. The women denied bribery claims involving an Assistant District Attorney and testified they had heard no such suggestions in their circles. The case stems from graft inquiries tied to Mrs Goole’s charges and Whitman’s involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Lottie” Stanton
Sipephine Palmer
Newberger
Mar Goole
Stanton
Wilson Battles United Fruit Co in Sherman Law Case
The Wilson administration moves to dissolve United Fruit Company via criminal antitrust action under the Sherman Act. A federal grand jury in New York heard eighteen witnesses, including two company directors, as Willian Gregg leads the inquiry under Attorney General McReynolds. The case targets unfair tactics, restraint of trade, and monopolization of Central and South American banana, coconut, and sugar trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilson
United Fruit Company
Willian
Gregg
Speciel
McReynolds
Wickersham
William Newsome
W Beverly Schermerhorn
Newsome
T the
Schermerborn
Centreland
James di Giorgia
Atlantic Fruit Company
United
New Jersey
Boston
Andrew W. Preston
Minor C. Keith
Bradley W. Palmer
Charles A. Hubbard
John §. Barnett
Lynn
Mass
Crawford H. Ellis
New Orleans
Reginald Foster
Manchester
Francis BR. Hart
Milton
Kenneth K. McLaren
Jersey City
Eugene W. Ong
Prookline
William S. Spaulding
Beverly
Henry C. Underwood
Belmont
Sheppard Schermer+ horn
Hugh G. Levick
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Erteral
Heerta
Buffalo
Gig Kirke
Sagence
Valse
Sweara Sitwell
Eers
Dantes
Ruger
Noversy Wilton
Tammany Dan
LW. Martin
Toleport
Pope
Japan
Weather
Church
Posix Shipping
Army and Navy
Ketate . Os
Friedmann
Providence Hotel
MR. Flagler
Bryan
Vardaman
Cutter
Lightship
el Alba
Schroeder
Truesdale
Republic
Prilip Musica
George A. Sipp
Edward J. Newell
Thomas W. Walsh
Eugene Fox
Waldo
Newburger
United Fruit CO
McReynolda
Hoston Fruit
American Fru
Quaker City Fruit
Buckman
Banes Fruit
Sama
Snyder
Belize Mat
Central American Steamship Companys Ltd
The
Fruit Dispatch Company
Canada
Central America
Minor
Keith
Guatemala
Costa Rica
West Indies
Tropical Fruit Steamship Company, Ltd
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