Hains’s Ire Aroused Tries To Attack Major
The derailed interview at Queens County jail reveals Captain Hains in four hours of rage over Annis with Joseph A. Shay and T Jenkins Hains restraining him. Mrs Hains denies the alleged confession and legal action continues amid divorce and murder claims.
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Peter C. Hains
Joseph A. Shay
T. Jenkins Hains
Mr. Shay
the Rothers
Queens County
Hains
Annis
Frank G. Wild
Peter Hains
Captain Hains
McIntyre
Shay
Mr. McIntyre
Mrs. Hains
Winthrop
San Francisco
Major Hains
Fort Hamilton
Long Island
Charles Carroll Livingston Memorial Fountain Erected in Longacre Square
A memorial fountain named for Charles Carroll Livingston is now being erected in Longacre Square as a gift to the city from Mrs. Livingston. Architect Charles R. Lamb prepared the design.
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Longacre Square
Livingston Memorial Fountain for Horses Unveiled in Long Acre Square
A granite and bronze fountain gift from Mrs. Charles Carroll Livingston honors her late husband. Designed by Charles R. Lamb, it features horse and dog bowls, pedestrian mouth fountains, three bronze dolphins above a granite globe, and a hose connection for horse watering. Inscribed with memorial text, the fountain was erected in 1908, with plumbing completed to serve horses by summer. Cab drivers have welcomed the donation near the Hinei Astor home area.
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Charles Carroll Livingston
Long Acre Square
Charles R. Lamb
Livingston
N. Y
Manhattan
Honor Stephen A Daring Receives Grand Lodge Honor
Albany grand master Stephen A. Daring was surprised at the final session of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows when officers presented him with a gold badge suitably engraved as a token of their high regard. The presentation followed his tenure presiding at all sessions held in the Metropolitan Temple on Seventh Avenue and 14th Street.
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Albany
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Metropolitan Temple
Seventh Avenue
14Th Street
Grand Lodge
Darrin Presses Witnesses In Hains Trial Fight
Mr. Darrin aims to counter the defence claim that Captain Hains drew his revolver after the shooting. He cites twelve witnesses to testify the opposite and notes Hains feels punished already. He may seek associate counsel but will lead the case solo without funds. Mrs. Hains’ testimony could influence the outcome, with reports she may testify for her husband. Odd Fellows lodge honors and large state meetings also appear, noting 926 lodges and 112 000 members represented with officers installed.
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Captain Hains
Tribune
Bayside Yacht Club
Annia
Annis
Shay
Darrin
Hains
Durrin
Supreme Court
Queens County
Hains Brothers
Mrs. Hains
Praise for New Turkish Minister Named by United States
Minister Leishman informs the Turkish government the United States will gladly receive Kiazim Bey as Turkish diplomatic representative. Leishman notes colleagues in Constantinople who served with Kiazim Bey in Bucharest praise him for his intelligence and fine personality after sixteen years as Turkish Minister there.
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Washington
Leishman
United States
Kiazim Bey
Constantinople
Bucharest
Haskell Company Dissolution Sought in Oklahoma
John S Bailey and D M Bailey of Ottawa ask a receiver for the Indianola Contracting Co of Muskogee alleging mismanagement by officers led by Governor Haskell who owns 60 percent. They claim $15,000 drawn by Haskell as president over three years and funds diverted to unauthorized ventures. two other suits against Haskell have been filed.
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Tribune
Muskogee
Okla
John 8S
D. M. Bailey
Ottawa
Indianola Contracting Company
Muskogeet
Haskell
New Test of P S C Law Taxpayer Brings Suit
Adolph C. Gubner, a taxpayer and member of W Gubner’s Sons, sues Mayor McClellan, Controller Metz and City Chamberlain Martin over the Public Service Commission expenses. His suit questions Section 14 and seeks an injunction to stop city funding pending court ruling.
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McClellan
Metz
Martin
Adolph C. Gubner
Gubner
John Leary
Singer
W. Gubner
Commissions
Board of Estimate
Commission
Appellate Division
Leary
Meiz
Brooklyn Hearing Divides on Elevated Rail Line Plan
Brooklyn public hearing on the Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad proposal drew two opposing camps. Supporters urged approving the four track extension from Fulton Street to the Manhattan Bridge terminal and exclusive bridge operation, while opponents warned it would burden Flatbush avenue and overtax the Bridge.
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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
Brooklyn Rapid Transit seeks 28114 55 from city over subway damages
The Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company seeks 28114.55 from the city for alleged subway construction damages on Joralemon and Fulton streets and Flatbush avenue. The claim lists 23019.93 for interfered tracks and equipment, 1899.39 for rails, and 3195.23 for conduit removal and non replacement. Controller Metz orders auditor Harry Walsh to investigate.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company
Flatbush Avenue
Metz
Harry Walsh
Joralemon
Fulton Streets
Joralemon Street
Flatbush Avenue City
E. R. Thomas Held In 500 Bail On Charges
Long Branch New Jersey August 20 warrants sworn by State Inspector Acker charging E R Thomas with speeding and driving without a license were served at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Bail set at 300 for license violation and 200 for speeding. counsel secured surety bond in Seabright. Cases set for September 19 in Long Branch.
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Eee Long Branch
N. J
A. D. Vandoren
State Inspector of Automobiles
Alexander Ackerman
E. R. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
William D. Walling
Recorder Vandoren
Thomas
Seabright
Kal
Long Branch
Millionaire's Wife Ends Life In Denver Strychnine Tablets
Mrs. N. Snellenburger wife of a Philadelphia department store proprietor died by suicide in Denver at the Oaks Home after consuming prescribed strychnine tablets. She had suffered from consumption and theorized melancholia as a cause.
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Denver
N. Snellenburger
Philadelphia
Oaks
Faith Davis suicide ruled after pond discovery
Miss Faith Davis was found in Blanchardville pond and officials conclude she distressed in mind. A rumor of bad character circulated and reached her sister Gertrude Davis who advised Faith to act so rumors would not be believed.
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the Tribune
Palmer
Mass
Faith Davis
Blanchardville
Miss Davis
Gertrude Davis
Faith
Expansive chest hid jewelry on Hamburg America pier
Tim Donohue a veteran customs sleuth interrupted a smuggling find after the Deutschland docked. He spotted broken boxes tissue and blue cotton near baggage and saw a suspect with a large chest. The man exposed coral jewelry and a $150 watch, which Donohue then seized.
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Tim Donohue
Customs Service
Hamburg-American Line
Donohue
Tim
Robbery Rumor Denied About Bourne Mansion Vault
A rumor claimed jewelry valued at 0,000 was stolen weeks ago from Commodore Bourne's Oakdale mansion. Bourne’s son denied the theft, saying the Commodore and his daughters left for Dark Island on the St. Lawrence two months ago and the house has been shut since. He said he would know of any robbery if it occurred.
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Commodore Frederick G. Bourne
Oakdale
Commodore Bourne
Dark Island
St. Lawrence River
Mr. Bourne
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