Prosecutors Clash as Ex-Inspectors Face Trial in Sipp Case
District Attorney Whitman leads the prosecution against ex Inspectors Dennis Sweeney John Murtha James Hussey and James Thompson for conspiring to keep George A Sipp from the court. The trial before Justice Seabury begins at 1030 with famed defense counsel and a costly lineup of attorneys. The DA seeks a swift jury verdict aided by revelations from a recent grand jury session about alleged police affidavits used to trap Sipp.
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Dennis Sweeney
John J. Murtha
James
Hussey
James F. Thompson
George A. Sipp
Justice Seabury
Supreme Court
Whitman
Frank Moss
J. Kirkland
Francis L. Wellman
John J. Stanchfield
Arnold Davis
Thompson
George Gordon Battle
Alfred J. Talley
Sweeney
Abraham
Gilbert
Martha
Rosenthal
Becker
Hartigan
Sip
Lipp
Atlantic City
Waldo
New York
New Jersey
Sipp
Dougherty
Schmittberger
Richard O'Connor
Mortis Grossman
Arthur T. Brooks
Martha Miller
Miller
Bowery Pauper Left 190 in Local News
Page local report notes Bowery pauper left 190 in fortune. Legal costs and penalties loom as police and lawyers pursue cases. Also coverage of suffrage, cinema, and police actions with brief mentions of court decisions and market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowery
Lave King
Mise Wilson
Astor Cross
Maswood
Ramona Borden
Mother
Dynamiters Blow Up Cripple Creek Home Killing Family
In Cripple Creek Colorado the home of James T. Baron a miner and former legislator was blown up by dynamite. Mrs Bacon and her five year old daughter were killed. Baron was left unconscious. Perpetrators and motive remain unknown.
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Cripple Creek
Con
James T. Baron
Colorado
Mothers Drown Babies in Separate Indiana and Pittsburgh Tragedies
Two distinct early 20th century incidents report a mother’s plunge with her children. In Logansport Indiana Nellie Paugh, thirty six, threw five sons from a bridge into Deer Creek. Delbert and Nellie died, Donald survived by swimming ashore. In Pittsburgh Mrs Joseph Semer allegedly discarded a six week old baby into Robinson Run. the infant, sealed in a basket, was recovered near a coal mine and the mother considered mentally unbalanced.
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Logansport
Ind
Nellie Paugh
Donald
Delbert
Pittsburgh
Joseph Semer
Robinson Run
Legacy Funds Large Cancer Research Drive in 1909 Will
The will of Henry Rutherford, filed in the Surrogate's Court, leaves $200000 for cancer research and directs ongoing gifts. George Crocker endowed a similar purpose with a $1,000,000 transfer and a Rockefeller Institute income stream supports investigations into the causes and treatment of cancer. Executors in Brooklyn and Philadelphia receive specified sums while residuary shares go to relatives and executors report sixty eight cousins located, including some in England.
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George Crocker
California
Henry Rutherford
Rutherford Seaves
Rockefeller Institute
Tu Ln
Mr. Crocker
Bart Ath Street
University
Seine
Rutherford
Grandele
Hotel Astor
Charles KK. Phipard
New ‘Putnam Avenue
Brooklyn
George B. Steel
No. 7
West Th Street
Elizabeth Clark Pearsall
Thomas W. Rutherford
Court Street
Mary P. Nicholson
Philadelphia
England
Stole for Expected Baby in Broadway Shoplifting Case
Detective John B. Rotth followed two Weehawken women into a Broadway department store yesterday afternoon. The pair, age unknown, passed items to each other and hid goods in a cape and skirt. Store detective Miss Metlory found 784 dollars worth of clothing, including two habicat dresses, a child’s petticoat, and four nightgowns, claimed for a forthcoming baby. They were arrested for grand larceny and held for Jefferson Market court appearance. suspects identified as Mrs Josephine Hogg of Uss Plank Road Weehawken and Mrs Bertha Miller of 514 Gregory Avenue Weehawken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Rotth
Mercer Street
Jane
Rotti
Botti
Josephine Hogg
No. Uss Plank Road
Weehawken
Bertha Miller
Gregory Avenue
Jefferson Market Court
Four Pinioned Under Auto In Queens Crash
Four people escaped serious harm when a touring car skidded on Broadway near Woodhull Avenue Bayside overturned into a hole. Owner Mason Trowbridge, a Bayside lawyer and Democratic figure, his wife Mrs. Trowbridge with a dislocated hip, James Kilduf surgeon, plus Charles Trowbridge were all bruised or injured. The car party, en route from Bayside to New York, were pinned beneath the vehicle but narrowly spared heavier harm.
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Bayside
Queens
Broadway
Woodhull Avenue
Mason Trowbridge
Trowbridge
Flushing Hospital
James Kilduf
Charles Trowbridge
Bowery pauper leaves $100000 fortune mystery deepens
Dudley Jardine, linked to Jorge Jardine organ makers, befriended the Bowery derelict known as William Smith whose death reveals a fortune over 100000 in bonds and bank deposits. Chaouinard, a friend, hid loans and aided burial plans while the will from 1859 leaves most of the estate to charity and relatives. Executors resume final distributions as survivors are named.
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Bowery
Dudley Jardine
Jorge Jardine
Gouverneur
Chaouinard
Smith
Squirrel Inn
Ne. el Bowery
Chaoulnay
Chaowinard
Thoney
Thomas Fallon
West Hath Street
Ps Chaoulnard
Rinne
Ned
Oval
Pocters Field
No SW
Towers
Standard Trust Company
Trinity Church
Amsterdam Avenue
15Th Street
Thomas Larsen
Jardine
Thomas F. DeVoe
Klmhurst
Long Island
George Horn
New York
Robert Jardine
Los Angeles
Edward Jardine
Frederick J. Jardine
Montclair
N. J
Korelan and Home Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Prion Association
Episcopatian Mizsion Societies
Bowery Mirgion
Richgard Hamilton
Bowery Bank
Corneline B. Gold
Goats for mutton at Kansas City stockyards
At Kansas City stock yards today 1000 goats from Texas sold for fattening into mutton with prices about two to three cents per pound cheaper than mutton. Kansas City leads U S markets for goats and the bulk of the supply moves in April May and June. Compared with last year goat prices run about one dollar per hundred pounds higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Moe
Texas
Jason
Kannas City
United States
Actress Dies From Heroin Overdose In Hallway
Mrs. Joseph Fay, 29, an actress known from Broadway parts, was found dead in a West 65th Street hallway. Husband says she used heroin for years and often took a large dose before evenings at the theatre. Police recovered $37, jewelry, and an expensive bag, with Mr Fay later identifying her at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fay
West 65Th Street
Catrolman Leahy
West 67Th Street
Leahy
Polyefinie Hospital
Ambalan
Fas
Huavand
Sailor dives for missing puppy in Passaic River mud
Captain John Erickson aboard a barge near Kearny New Jersey yesterday afternoon jumped overboard after a puppy that vanished while he watched from atop a lumber pile. Mrs Erickson cried out but he and the dog were not recovered as police dragged the river without success. The woman was persuaded to stay with relatives in New York.
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Paty
Lex
John Erickson
Passaic River
Kearny
N. J
John
Passie
Cure Purchaser Faces Long Legal Battles Over Drug Remedy Deal
Dr Friedrich Prana Friedmann announced a final arrangement with Moritz Eisner of Eisner Mendelson Drug Company to prepare distribute and use his Grrile gerra tuberculosis remedy in the United States. Court records recount previous actions by Eisner Mendelson over trademarked Hunyadi water and similar label infringements with substantial damages and ongoing suits, including actions against individual partners and a contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrich Prana Friedmann
Moritz Eisner
Eisner-Mendelson Drug Company
United States
Friedmann
Eisner
Srme
Kiener=Mendelson Company
West Virginia
Hunyadi Matyas
Andreas Saxtehner
Aainst
Saxtehner
Andreas Sexlehner
Elsner & Mendelson
Fer Panel
Reneral
Shipman
Moritz Ebner
Hunyadi-Janos Water
Risner
Mendelson
ISO
Eisner-Mendelson Company
Tarrant Wholesale Drug Company
Leap saves two lives in Shrewsbury traffic dash
Florence Dean and his five year old niece Violet E Farrel of Broad Street narrowly escaped death on Columbus Avenue yesterday evening when a southbound car nearly struck them. Dean leapt and wrapped the girl about the waist then grasped the car bumper and held on for about half a block. Both were uninjured and went home after an ambulance was summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Dean
Iece
Violet E. Farrel
Broad Street
Shrewsbury
N. I
Columbus Avenue
Mr. Dean
Hitch in China Loan Indications Rise in London
London April 20 Inquiries of London bankers suggest the Chinese loan contract is not yet concluded and bankers may not deem it binding until signed by the finance minister. The delay and uncertainty in the tong negotiations persist despite reports of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
London
Ideal food for pastors in Pittsburgh event
Sixty local ministers in Pittsburgh were urged to cut meat and eat peas beans and eggs as a Berkeley lecturer advised on health. The speaker stated laborers need different food than professionals and urged ministers to eat two apples daily and plenty of cabbage with onions.
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Pittsburgh
Berkeley
Cal
World in Chicago church pageant sparks placard protest
In Chicago Methodist leaders protested barroom posters advertising The World in Chicago missionary pageant to be staged next week by united churches. Rev Charles Bayard Mitchell criticized the plan at a meeting as committee action was sustained. President Wilson at the White House is set to push the button to open the show on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Churches
Charles Bayard Mitchell
Wilson
White House
Girl Shot by Schoolboy in Harlem Candy Store
Bessie Greenberg seven, hit in the stomach by a revolver held by Nathan Ruben or Harry Karlencky in Joseph Blumfelt’s candy store across from Public School 109. The child, two months old in a carriage, was taken to Mount Sinai then Harlem Hospital after the shot. The assailants fled the scene as the crowd dispersed.
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Bessie Greenberg
Joseph Blumfelt
Greenberg
Harlem Hospital
Nathan Ruben
Harry Karlencky
Ruben
Mount Sinai Hospital
Harlem
Ruben and
Kartensky
Earthquake Shakes Ogdensburg and Nearby Areas
An earthquake of late April rattled Ogdensburg N Y for about half a minute causing people to flee buildings. The tremor reached towns in Franklin St Lawrence counties and was felt in Watertown Potsdam Gouverneur and Ottawa with reports of minor alarm but no fatalities.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
Franklin
St. Lawrence
Cunties
Watertown
Mridcle &T
Lawrence
Ley
Potsdam
Gouverneur
Montreal
Ottawa
California Seeks Anti Alien Land Bill Amid Bryan Talks
A Sacramento conference among Secretary of State Bryan Governor Johnson and California lawmakers shows pressure for an anti alien land ownership law. Bryan signals administration views while Johnson urges California to act, exploring substitutes and aligning with progressive Republican priorities.
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Sacramento
Cal
Bryan
Johnson
California
Washington
Wilson
Ernor Johnson
Lill
Arizona
Hte
Brean
Bevan
State Department
Japan
Illinois
District of Columbia
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Hawaii
New Haven
Suluce
Sulzer
New Riverhead
Benham
Gerin
Montenegro
Mre Pankhurst
Paris
Army and Navy News For
Society A Cueavacida
J. T. Bacon
AUTO
Hole
Potter's Field
Lippincott
Aaneankl
Trainie Vermit
Spencer
Malden
Ia Aart
Craig Lippincott
Focal
Rudolph Alexander
Dedley Jardine
Passaic
Barge
Eisner-Mendelson Concern
Hunyady
Elsners Mendelson Company
Isl
Hof
Eeisner
Mendele Son
Thia
Leopold Hoff
Hamburg
Geremany
Germany
Leap
Baby
Upper
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