Hains's Irate Attack and Divorce Case Details
Captain Peter C. Hains is described as threatening Major Hains during custody talks at Queens County jail with attorney support from A. Shay. The article outlines alleged confessions by Mrs. Hains, criticisms of Annis, and plans for an insanity defense and possible escape by T. Jenkins Hains, with trial timing and costs discussed by District Attorney Darrin.
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Peter C. Hains
A. Shay
Major Hains
T. Jenkins Hains
Mr. Shay
Queens County
Hains
Annis
Frank G. Wild
Peter Hains
Captain Hains
Charles Carroll Livingston Memorial Fountain Erected
The Charles Carroll Livingston Memorial Fountain is now being erected in Longacre Square as a gift from Mrs. Livingston to the city. Charles R. Lamb is the architect.
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Longacre Square
Livingston Memorial fountain dedicated to Charles Carroll Livingston
Mrs. Charles Carroll Livingston funds a granite and bronze fountain in Long Acre Square to honor her husband, a horse lover. Designed by Charles R. Lamb, the memorial features a horse bowl, dog bowls, dolphin sculptures, a globe, and a hose connection for watering horses in hot weather. The site near the Tang Acre cab stand was chosen by Mrs. Livingston, completion delayed by granite issues, but water ran via temporary pipes for summer use.
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Charles Carroll Livingston
Long Acre Square
Charles R. Lamb
Livingston
N. Y
Manhattan
Ahearn
Stephen A Daring Receives Grand Lodge Honor in Albany
Grand Master Stephen A Daring of Albany was surprised at the close of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows session when officers presented him with a gold engraved badge as a token of high regard. The ceremony followed sessions held at the Metropolitan Temple on Seventh Avenue and 14th Street.
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Stephen A. Daring
Albany
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Metropolitan Temple
Seventh Avenue
14Th Street
Grand Lodge
Hains Case Counterclaims Face Witnesses as Trial Looms
Mr Darrin plans to counter the defence by presenting a dozen witnesses who testify that Captain Hains drew his revolver before the shooting ended. He notes the captain already feels punishment and may proceed alone without extra funding. Mrs Hains may be asked to testify despite past differences, while a friend says she could aid her husband.
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Mr. McIntyre
Annis
Hains
Mr. Shay
Captain Hains
Noor
Shay
Mrs. Haine
High Schainthrop. & Cor
San Francisco
T. Jenkine Heins
Major Hains
T. Jenkins Hains
Fort Hamilton
Long Island
Darrin
Supreme Court
Queens County
Hains Brothers
Mrs. Hains
Dissolution Move For Indianola Contracting Company Led By Governor Haskell
John S Bailey and D M Bailey of Ottawa filed to appoint a receiver for the Indianola Contracting Company of Muskogee where Governor Haskell serves as president and owns stock. They allege mismanagement including $16,000 in compensation over three years and improper investments. Two other civil suits have recently been filed against Haskell.
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Tribune
Muskogee
Okla
John 8S
D. M. Bailey
Ottawa
Indianola Contracting Company
Haskell
Praise for new Turkish minister praised in Washington
Minister Leishman informs the Turkish government the United States will be glad to receive Kiazim Bey as Turkish diplomatic representative. Colleagues in Constantinople describe him as highly intelligent with a fine personality, noting his sixteen years as Turkish minister at Bucharest.
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Washington
Leishman
United States
Kiazim Bey
Constantinople
Bucharest
Taxpayer sues over city funding of Public Service Commission expenses
Adolph C. Gubner files suit against Mayor McClellan Controller Metz and City Chamberlain Martin challenging city payments for Public Service Commission salaries and expenses. Lawyer John Leary argues Section 14 is unconstitutional and seeks an injunction pending trial.
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Public Service Commissions
1St District
McClellan
Metz
Martin
Adolph C. Gubner
Gubner
John Leary
Singer
W. Gubner
Commissions
Board of Estimate
Commission
Appellate Division
Leary
Brooklyn Elevate Rail Debate At Public Service Hearing
Brooklynites split into two camps during a Public Service Commission hearing on the Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad's plan to build a four track elevated in Flatbush avenue extension and to secure exclusive two track operation over the Manhattan Bridge. Supporters cited growth and connectivity while opponents urged clearing Flatbush avenue and questioned the project’s impact on the bridge. The hearing adjourned with officials noting the Bridge’s rapid progress and the need for train connections.
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Flatbush ‘Taxpayers’ Association
Walter B. Brown
Flatbush Board of Trade
Nelson B. Kilmer
Manhattan
David A. Boody
Brooklyn
Flatbush Avenue
Mr. Wright
Centre Street
Broadway
Colgan
William c. Burling
J. B. Allee
Manhattan Bridge
Stevenson
City Asked to Pay 28114.55 by Transit Firm
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company seeks 28114.55 from the city for alleged subway construction damages. The claim, received by Controller Metz, orders an audit by Harry Walsh. Alleged interference with track sites on Joralemon and Fulton streets and Flatbush avenue totals 23919.93 with 1899.39 for rails and 3195.23 for conduit damage.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company
Flatbush Avenue
Metz
Harry Walsh
Joralemon
Fulton Streets
Joralemon Street
E R Thomas Held In 500 Bail
Warrants charging E R Thomas with speeding and driving without a license were served at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Bail set at 300 for without license and 200 for speed. Trial scheduled for September 19 in Long Branch. Wealthy mining man Morris Bender found murdered in Pittsville Pennsylvania.
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Telex
Long Branch
N. J
A. D. Vandoren
State Inspector of Automobiles
Alexander Ackerman
E. R. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
William D. Walling
Vandoren
Thomas
Seabright
Uial
Lame Branch
Millionaire's Wife Ends Life in Philadelphia Ties
Denver reports Mrs. N. Snellenburger wife of a Philadelphia department store proprietor died by suicide at the Oaks Home. She had been ill with consumption and melancholy is suspected to have contributed to her action. She consumed strychnine tablets prescribed as medicine.
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Denver
N. Snellenburger
Philadelphia
Oaks
Faith Davis Distress Led to Fatal Act in Blanchardville
In Palmer Massachusetts August reports confirm Faith Davis took her own life after mental distress intensified by rumors about her character. The body was found near Blanchardville and officials ruled out external foul play. Faith's sister Gertrude learned of the circulated accusations and advised her to act to dispel them.
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the Tribune
Palmer
Mass
Faith Davis
Blanchardville
Miss Davis
Gertrude Davis
Faith
Detective Tim Donohue Recovers Smuggled Jewelry
Veteran customs sleuth Tim Donohue halted a Hamburg American Line shipment after spotting suspicious packages near a baggage heap. He confronted a man with a large chest and uncovered coral jewelry and a watch valued at $10, seizing the items as officers closed in.
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Tim Donohue
Customs Service
Hamburg-American Line
Donohue
Tim
Rumored Robbery Denied At Bourne Mansion
Commodore Frederick G. Bourne’s Oakdale Long Island home is said to have housed $0,000 in jewelry stolen weeks ago from a secret vault. Bourne’s son denied the rumor, stating the Bournes and Bourne daughters traveled to Dark Island in the St. Lawrence River two months ago and the house has been shut since.
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Commodore Frederick G. Bourne
Oakdale
Commodore Bourne
Dark Island
St. Lawrence
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