Heat After Fatal Toll and Sudden Storm Across City
Heat claimed seven lives and left thirty six in greater New York as a swift southwest storm cut heat and humidity. The front cooled rapidly, dropping seven degrees in twenty minutes, darkening Upper Bay and tossing ships. Deaths listed include multiple Brooklyn Manhattan and Long Island cases with heat prostration across hospitals and streets.
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Severe storms hit Upstate Chautauqua Lake area
A violent storm battered the Chau tauque Lake region near Jamestown on Aug 6 driving a gasoline launch ashore with a dozen youths and women aboard. All were rescued but many walked miles to Bemus Point, some collapsing at a hotel. a passenger train derailed in the turmoil.
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Lightning Strikes Buildings Along Lake at Interlaken
A violent electric storm swept Interlaken last evening with gale force winds toppling grain crops including corn oats and barley and blowing down many apples pears and peaches. Temperatures exceeded 90 degrees with high humidity.
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Connecticut Storm Pummels Northern Counties
A sweeping series of thunderstorms hit Northern Connecticut for twenty hours since midnight. The Hartford fire department battled fires caused by lightning at Immaculate Conception Church and elsewhere as towns including Willimantic Windsor Locks New Britain Putnam Jewett City suffered damage. No fatalities reported though several people were shocked. Rockville faced daylong communication blackout. Ten distinct downpours intensified the destruction.
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Lightning Strike Kills Woman in Green Island Home
During a severe afternoon storm Mrs. Thomas McCabe of Green Island was killed when lightning struck her house. Her husband found her body on the kitchen floor upon returning home.
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Lightning Strikes Gas Holder in Springfield
Lightning this afternoon struck a Springfield Gas Light Company gas holder containing 240000 cubic feet of gas. The holder exploded and the adjacent building was consumed by fire. Debris broke the boiler house roof. One man was injured.
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Sweethearts Wed After 40 Years in Kingston
George Faulkner aged 62 and Mrs. Sarah E. Seymour aged 61, both of Schuyler Neb, were married in Kingston on Monday night completing a long romance that began in Ulster County. They had been engaged in youth, separated by a quarrel, each married others, later widowed, then reconnected and wed after returning east. Mrs. Faulkner's former husband was a cousin of Governor Horatio Seymour.
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Sarah E. Seymour
Schuyler, Neb
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Mystery Murder Case Baffles Chicago Police
A dismembered boy's body is found in Mud Lake near the stockyards. The legs with a C initial, a decapitated torso, and a battered suitcase containing a boy's cap and suspenders are recovered as investigators seek the killer in this baffling case.
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Tammany Boat Stopped For Missing Life Preservers
The motor boat Tammany with James J. Hagan aboard was stopped at the Narrows by Surveyor Clarkson and Deputy Surveyor Coners for lacking life preservers and belts. Hagan promised to obtain equipment and review the law, and the vessel was allowed to proceed. Inspectors reported 298 craft checked this season with 15 violations found.
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Dinner for Charles H Murray Highlights Civic Ties to Newsroom Return
About 50 former associates of Charles H Murray gathered at the Waldorf Astoria East Room to toast his resignation as private secretary to Controller Metz. Murray sails for London to edit the Paris edition of The London Mail, replacing a $5000 salary with $25 in editorial work as colleagues praise his service.
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Paris
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Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Thomas M. Mulry
George W. J. Angell
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Rudolph Block
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Mortimer J. Brown
John F. Gouldsbury
Paul Prout
Charles Hervey
John J. Hobbs
Joseph Johnson
Joseph P. Kenny
Louis F. la Roche
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George A Logan
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Gas fixtures removed from Eberhard cell
Sheriff Bruester had gas fixtures removed from Gus Eberhard’s jail cell in Hackensack as he awaits trial on a murder charge. Eberhard had threatened suicide if indicted. he is guarded around the clock.
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Pirates chase ends with island hideout found
A gang of river pirates who robbed a dozen yachts along Kill von Kull and New York and Newark bays were chased in a rowboat by Detective Sergeant BE M. Griffin of Bayonne. They headed to Buckwheat Island near Elizabeth, where they had headquarters. Shots were exchanged and the gang escaped. several stolen yacht articles were recovered on the island.
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Denham Cast Out By First Church Of Disciples
The joint board of the First Church of the Disciples in West 56th street withdraws confidence and recalls credentials for Rev. Dr. Benjamin Q. Denham amid a divorce suit and reports of his conduct with Emma K. Hall. He preaches in Missouri where the Hall case proceeds, with detectives tracing travels and sworn statements. Charlies M. Weeks filed papers to take testimony in Mineola as part of the proceedings.
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Supreme Court
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Pleasant Hill
Missouri
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Montague Street
Brooklyn
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Glen Cove
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Bread Line March Ends In Police Station
Seventeen homeless men forming a Bread Line in East Side charity get bread coffee and soup from St. Rita Home volunteers. Police break up the line after complaints. seventeen men are charged with disorderly conduct and fined one dollar each in night court.
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Boy Shot by Revolver While Cleaning It
George Vayda, six, of 46 Broadway Bayonne was shot in the abdomen and likely fatally wounded yesterday by his brother Andrew, fifteen, who was cleaning a revolver he believed unloaded. The injured child was taken to City Hospital.
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Timber Fire Destroys Part of Arthur Brisbane Estate
A fire at Allaire in Asbury Park New Jersey burned about 300 acres of Arthur Brisbane's estate today. Believed started by sparks from a Pennsylvania Railroad engine, the blaze overwhelmed 65 firefighters until heavy rain finally stopped it. Estimated damage runs to many thousands.
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Rev Dr Mann Surfaces as Possible Bishop Candidate
The Rev Dr Alexander Mann long rector of Grace Church Orange and now of Trinity Church Boston is named as a probable successor to the late Bishop Satterlee of Washington. He had been a leading Newark candidate after Bishop Starkey’s death and often chosen by lay delegates but lacked clerical majority. A fall special convention was held and Mann asked friends not to vote for him. Edwin Lines of New Haven was selected.
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Klaws Defend Ticket Office From Magistrate Criticism
Marc Klaw rebukes Magistrate Corrigan over remarks on ticket speculators. He, with Abe Erlanger, says they have never profited from speculative sales at their theatre, condemning the notion as falsehood and noting the magistrate’s hastily drawn conclusions amid season start tensions.
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Jury to Decide Veracity In Real Estate Fraud Case
Justice Greenbaum overruns Mrs. Isabella M. Loring demurrer in a Philadelphia Supreme Court action by Felix Isman for 15000 alleging false representations about property at 104 West 334th Street near a proposed railroad terminal. The case centers on alleged disclosures by Loring or her agent about a 70000 offer, later claimed as 55000, and will go to a jury to determine truth of the representations.
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Man Survives Funeral Ahead of Odd Mixup
John Lawler was found alive in St Peter's Hospital Brooklyn just as funeral preparations were made. His nephew, unaware of the mix up, had arranged the service for Patrick Lawler who died there, while Lawler himself recovered and was not related to the deceased.
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Two Brooklyn Girls Run Away After Parental Anger
Two Brooklyn teens Jennie Harrison seventeen and Mary Healey sixteen vanish from home after parental scolding over male attention. Jennie, living with policeman father Abraham at 318 Nostrand Ave, was last seen after a Tuesday night dispute. Mary, at 174 Sands St, left Saturday after collecting pay from lawyer Harrison at 220 Broadway. she left a note promising not to return.
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Citys Newest Bridge
Twenty five years after the first Brooklyn bridge engineers answered the traffic problem four new bridges have surpassed the pioneer structure. The Manhattan Bridge is the newest and largest by capacity and rises higher than its rivals with towers 825 feet tall and 12 500 tons of steel in the cables.
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Punish Bermel for contempt of court
Queens District Attorney Darrin will seek punishment for former Borough President Joseph Bermel for contempt of court after he fled to Europe instead of complying with a subpoena to testify before the grand jury. The move would occur at the opening of the next county court term.
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Claims filed against state over Oswego River power use
Interes ts using hydraulic power on the Oswego River at Fulton Otsego County filed against the state claims totaling 1 943 940 The state has appropriated water for a new barge canal The claimants include Volney Paper Company Hunter Arms Company F A Gage F B Dills B W Bennett and Charles M Allen
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B. W. Bennett
Charles M. Allen
Mrs Sutherland admits shooting husband in Niagara Street
Buffalo Aug 56 Mrs Alexander Sutherland confessed to fatally shooting her husband after reports of repeated quarrels and jealousy. She said she intended to kill herself and, during a struggle, shot him by mistake. A first degree murder charge was filed and three boarders along with her daughter Lillian are held as witnesses.
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Guillote withdraws from race for city court judge
New Orleans August 5 L V Guillote who was indicted for embezzlement yesterday withdrew his Democratic candidacy for city court judge today. He also resigned as register of conveyances of Orleans Parish yesterday where the embezzlement is alleged to have occurred.
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Atlantic City Man Falls From Hotel Window
James Longe, sixty five, of Chester Pennsylvania, fell from a hotel window in Atlantic City today, fracturing his skull and dying. The incident occurred during the afternoon, authorities reported no other injuries.
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Hayes Praise Firemen Parade At Pocasset Club Outing
Nicholas Hayes is celebrated by two thousand Fire Commissioner followers in a Pocasset Club outing from East 11th Street to Witzel’s Point View Grove. The event features bands, a photo, luncheon, sports between married and single men, and a raucous return in Little Italy with lanterns and bombs.
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White Plains Murder Suspect Arrested in Waterbury
George Buono of White Plains arrested here for murder and returned to New York. He used the alias Vincent Orlando and is charged in the killing of Giuseppe Depuzzi of White Plains on April. He is reportedly wanted in two other states for similar offenses.
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Servant Mary O'Brien Estate Probate in Newark
The will of Mary O'Brien, a longtime servant, was admitted to probate in Newark. Her about $10,000 estate bequeaths mainly to religious and charitable institutions including Seton Hall College St Michael's Hospital Little Sisters of the Poor Catholic Protector House of the Good Shepherd St Patrick's Parochial School and a $1 for requiem masses.
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