Jerome declares candidacy for District Attorney not for mayor
District Attorney Jerome issued a formal statement asserting his bid to seek another term as District Attorney of New York County. He stated he will pursue a nominating petition if 2000 electors in New York County desire him to run again, and that he will retire only if the people mandate it. He rejected running for mayor and emphasized independence from any political boss or group.
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New-York
T'arcine
News York County
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LoMeagh
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New York County
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Wilk
Cours
Tay'muan
Treuely
Democratic City Compsitier
Democratic Club
McCarren
Bailiwick
Manhattan
Patrick Keenan
City Chamberlain
John F. Ahearn
Borough of
Louis F. Hatten
The
Bronx
Edward J. McGuire
Mr. Murphy
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Costing
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Thomas J. McManus
G. W. Plunkitt
Assembly
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OMF
Thomas FR. Slicer Sar
Ko Fulton
Ity
Lawrence Velller
Union League
Republican Club
Fifth Avenue
Howse Av
Goverote XM Lin Bruce
Thomas L. Hawiison
Edward Lauterbach
Maide n’s Moonlight Stroll Ends in Injury at Ocean House
Swartscott Maine July 31 Miss Bessie, a summer resident, lies in bonds at Ocean House after a moonlight stroll with Alfred Tyrell. A hug pressed harshly broke her rib as Tyrell grabbed a companion, causing痛 and causing her later pain.
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Secott
Maine
Bessie
Ocean House
Alfred Tyrell
Tyrrell
Atle Hayes
Safe Cracking Lootin g $4000 From Cigar Store Safe
Thieves cracked the safe in the cigar store and billiard parlor at 1319 3d Ave yesterday morning, making off with about $4000 in cash and jewelry. The explosion occurred around 5 40, but no witnesses heard a sound. The store clock stopped at 5 40, the safe door was drilled, and soapstone used as lubricant lay scattered as evidence. No arrests reported as investigators search for the culprits.
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Charles Armbruster & Co
3C Ave
M. Schneider
Larry Purcell
Mrs Longstreet Hurt in Georgia Horse Incident
Ida Longstreet widow of the Confederate general was thrown from a horse near Gainesville Georgia while riding. Her right arm was broken and she suffered serious bruising after the horse shied at a passing automobile and dragged her fifty yards before being stopped by J H Campbell who pursued and controlled the frightened animal.
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Uby
Trebene
Gainesville
Ida Longstreet
Pirates Under Fire On Brooklyn Shore Chase
River pirates in a 19 foot motor boat loaded with cot ton were chased by harbor police for a mile off Coffee Street Brooklyn. Officers fired from launch No. 5 but missed as pirates fled into the Erie Basin and escaped onto a pier. Tags on cotton bales tied to North Texas Warehouse Co Gaines ville Texas. Detectives searched for two men previously arrested in the same boat three months ago.
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Brooklyn
Coffee St
Mullhall
Mullhaul
Sheehey
Erie Basin
North Texas Warehouse Company
Gainesville
Texas
Mott
Har ‘Bor
Tragic Drowning In Richmond Creek At Staten Island
Miss Emma McKay eighteen of Yonkers drowned yesterday while swimming in Richmond Creek Staten Island. Bystander Hermar Daley narrowly escaped drowning while attempting a rescue. McKay had traveled with Miss Etta Daley to Richmond to stay with Daley's brother Hermar who boards there. Her mother had died recently and she lived with Daley family in Yonkers.
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Emma McKay
Yonkers
Richmond Creek
Staten Island
Hernan Daler
Miss McKay
Etta Daley
Richmond
Miss Daley
Hermar
Daley
Dr. Jessup
Navy Paymaster Injured In Runaway Collision
Dexter Tiffany, pay master at the navy yard, is hospitalized with a fractured skull and dislocated shoulder after his horse ran away when frightened by a trolley car. He was unconscious briefly, treated at Sarah Leigh Hospital, then moved to the Naval Hospital in Portsmouth. Tiffany, appointed from Missouri in 1900, has served here since December 1903.
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Tribune
Norfolk
Dexter Tiffany
Navy
Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
Tiffany
Sarah Leigh Hospital
Navy Yard
Missouri
Farms for Hibernian Poor Promoted in Dakota
A Yankton dispatch reports plans to buy South Dakota land to farm for the Ancient Order of Hibernians poor members. The package totals $300,000 to $50,000 and includes free railroad transport by Milwaukee and St. Paul. Leaders include Father Dennady Aberdeen Father Martyr Flandresu and Monsignor Flynn Madison.
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Trurgrarh
Tribune
Sioux City
Iowa
Yankton
South Dakota
Order of Hiberniana
Milwaukee and
Monsignor Flynn
Madison
Dr Clarke Committed For Fortifications Photo Charge
Kingston Jamaica July 31 Dr Franklin Clarke an American medical graduate arrested July 17 for taking photographs of Port Royal fortifications was committed to trial before the Circuit Court to be held about month end. A British non commissioned officer who aided him in entering the fortresses will face a court martial. Clarke had gone to Kingston last March.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Franklin Clarke
Port Royal
Clarke
Dr. Clarke
Boston
Gang Riots at Proctor Street Theatre
Ironworker John Franklin led a gang of Indians at Proctor’s 8th street theatre causing chaos during The Gunner's Mate. Franklin and followers clashed with Frank Sammon, striking officers and injuring Sammon, as police later pursued the suspects. The curtain dropped then the play resumed.
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John Franklin
Proctors
S8th-st
East Dist-st
Proctor
Frank Sammon
Franklin
Sammon
Frankhay
John Strauss
L1st-st
Alderman Forces Saloon Sting as Officer Resists
Arlington July 31 Special Alderman James J Donnelly head of the police committee ordered Chief William Tolen to have three officers report in plain clothes to visit saloons for evidence against proprietors He suspended Patrolman McClung for refusing to enter a saloon citing his duty and town ordinance The party bought cigars and drank at Crick saloon then visited Frederickson s in Johnson ave where drinks were served Notes were taken and prosecutors likely to use the findings against offenders
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Arlington
James J. Donnelly
Police Committee
William Tolen
Donnelly
McClung
Mable
Chief Tolen
Tolen
Alderman Donnelly
Chanceman
George Crick
Duke St
Davis-ave
A. Frederickson
Johnson-ave
Cockrell Discusses Rates and ICC Powers
Former Senator Cockrell of Missouri, visiting Dayton, criticizes railroads for misleading the public. He explains the Interstate Commerce Commission should not initiate rates, but could investigate unfair rates and, if warranted, propose a just rate for a case. He doubts Congress will act soon and notes public sentiment on government ownership.
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Tribune
Dayton
Ohio
United States
Cockrell
Missouri
Edson Gallaudett
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Artion
Mc Cockrell
Tayor
Squatter Settles On Banker's Lands Adrift
A man without visible means appeared on the estate of James D. Smith, New York banker and former yacht club commodore, near Stamford July 1. He improvised a sun shelter, built a tent, and prepared for a long stay. Police were summoned after the visitor identified as John Daly of State Street, Stamford, agreed to break camp only after persuasion.
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Stamford
Conn
James D. Smith
New-York
New-York Yacht Club
The
Stock Exchange
Osler Disciple A Death By Own Action
Willam Roberts eighty six of Sound Beach Conn said I am old and useless and then walked into deep water He did not return home for dinner and his body was recovered from the Sound by grappling irons He leaves three daughters Mrs George Howland of Mount Vernon Ira J Dale and Miss Kate Roberts all in comfortable circumstances
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Stamford
Conn
Willam Roberts
Sound Beach
Roberts
George Howland
Mount Vernon
Ira. J. Dale
Kate Roberts
Burglary Theft and Larceny Policy Details
Fragmentary text outlines home policy coverage for losses and rates with references to Fidelity and Casualty. Details are incomplete but indicate insured events and policy terms. Entities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Fidelity and Casualty
SOREN
Dufriais
Three to Be Hanged in Valdosta Murder Case
In Valdosta Georgia J G Rawlings Mil ton Rawlings and Jesse Rawlings were sentenced to death for the murder of W L Carter s two children The executions are set for September 15 Milton Rawlings received a life term Jesse Rawlings professed innocence before crying Frank Turner a negro preacher was found guilty with mercy recommended A motion for a new trial was filed and Alfred Moore faces sentencing tomorrow
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Valdosta
J. G. Rawlings
Milton Rawlings
Jesse Rawlings
W. L. Carter
Milton
Jesse
Leonard
Alf Moore
Jease
Rawlings
Frank Turner
Alfred Moors
A Losing Venture for the Czar
London reports that the Emperor, the Empress, and the Empress Dowager each invested 750000 in the Yala timber enterprise. Accounts show the total funds missing and plans to reimburse from the war fund. The Emperor struck out his own name, leaving only the two Empresses as beneficiaries.
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London
St. Petersburg
Daily Telegraph
Yala
Hhe
Ferryboats in collision midstream on North River
Police report Hopatcong and Christopher Street ferries crossing the North River were struck by the ferry Philadelphia near midstream. Hopatcong damage listed at 300 dollars, no injuries reported.
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Philadelphia
Charles St. Station
Christopher St
North River
Pennsylvania Railroad
Noone
Cotton Strike Likely Over Wages Dispute
London July 31 Lancashire cotton operatives vote by a large majority to strike on August 19 unless their wage demands are met. The stoppage would affect about sixty thousand workers across mills in the region.
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London
ILL AT FRANCE S DEATH. James A. Lowe Jr. dies after cab collision
James A. Lowe Jr of West 10th Street died at St Vincent's Hospital from uremic poisoning after being knocked down by a cab at 7th Avenue and 10th Street. Cab driver James Reid was arrested and bailed for further examination in Jefferson Market Court. Lowe was a magazine writer and sketch artist, son of Eugene M. Lowe, and his fiancée caused scene when informed of his death.
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West Tith-st
St. Vincents Hospital
Gth-ave
Uth-st
James Reid
West 10Th-St
Wahle
Jefferson Market Court
Lowe
Eugene M. Lowe
James A. Lowe
Mr. Lowe
Rival suitor fatally shoots man near Roanoke
Maurice Francis was ambushed and killed while en route to visit Miss Grace Link in Floyd County. Authorities name John Richards, a rival suitor and former University of Virginia medical student, as the shooter. A posse searches the area as lynching threats arise.
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Dey
Treatle
Roanoke
Maurice Francis
Grace Link
Floyd County
John Richards
Miss Link
Richards
University of Virginia
Sugar Crash Sinks Two Major Houses in WV
July 31 reports say a major sugar speculator failed to meet engagements totaling around 70000000 francs. Two leading sugar houses suspended payments in Wall Street news. M Jaluzot, owner of Printemps stores and papers Patric and Presse, reportedly lost 16 million francs in the sugar crash on the Commercial Exchange.
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Wall Street
M. Jaluzot
Printemps
Patric
Presse
Commercial Exchange
King Edward Gifts to Roosevelt via Metropolitan Museum Leader
King Edward reserved Sir Purdon Clarke director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art New York and gave him a forty minute audience. He awarded Clarke the Victorian Order and tasked him with presenting to President Roosevelt copies of works about royal art collections. The King asked about Metropolitan improvements and wished Clarke success in his new arrangement.
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London
Edward
Sir Purdon Clarke
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Sir Purdon
Roosevelt
United States
Metropolitan
Canada Soldiers Wreck Lake Shore Express Near Clifton Boulevard
A telegraph report from Cleveland Ohio dated July recalls a Lakeshore electric express crash near Clifton Boulevard on Sunday. Motorman George Searles of North Dover was killed when the car jumped the track after a swarm of winged insects known as Canada soldiers deprived the rails of grip.
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Thermehere
Cleveland
Ohio
Canada Soldiers
Lakeshore Electric Express
Clifton Boulevard
George Searles
North Dover
Trac
Grade Crossing Accident Fatal Near Mount Forest
News from Ogdensburg New York reports a grade crossing collision near Mount Forest Ontario yesterday. Mrs Felix Curran is dead and her twenty year old daughter was badly injured with serious head and body trauma. Curran will probably die.
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the Tribune
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Mount Forest
Felix Curran
Reform of Crop Statistics Bureau Planned by Wilson
President Roosevelt met Baron Rosen and discussed Count Witte while Secretary Wilson announced a major overhaul of the Crop Statistics Bureau. A four man board, including two Southern members, will oversee crop data to ensure independent, trusted estimates. Wilson denied plans to resign and addressed the cotton statistics controversy linking Hyde and Holmes.
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Roosevelt
Baron Rosen
Count Witte
Pernetpal Peat Plenipotentiary
Brown
Secretary Wilson
Department of Agriculture
John W. Riddie
United States
Romania
Realpi Peters
Long Island Railroad
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Sremtary Wilson
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Mle i
Dlta
Wilem
Burest
Hays
Has
Bureau of Crop Statistics
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Thad
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Mes
Hyde
Holmes
Europe
Department of Justice
Attorney General's Department
Moore
Professo Galloway
Mr. Woods
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