Darrin Presses for Alienists in Bayside Hains Case
District Attorney Ira G. Darrin fights for a $15,000 extra to hire expert alienists as the Hains brothers case heads to fall term in Queens. He seeks high profile minds and a joint report with defense witnesses to counter Thaw trial precedents while battles over custody of the children and possible premeditation swirl.
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Hains Brothers
Queens County
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Queens ‘County
Ira G. Darrin
Metz
Board of Estimate
Darrin
Britton D. Evans
New Jersey
McIntyre
Bayside Yacht Club
Hains
John F. McIntyre
Shay
T. Jenkins Hains
Sth Street
Bay Ridge
Mollie
Marie Louise Salmande
Peter C. Hains
Captain Hains
General Hains
Fort Hancock
Mr. McIntyre
Mr. Shay
Annis
Butler
Butter
G. Waldo Smith
Flushing
Peter Hains
Clarence N. Platt
Pratt
Cdrouhers
Captain Haine
Mr. Darrin
Mintyre Robbed Mystery Plagues City Officials
A hazy report describes a hoodoo-like phenomenon linked to the Hains brothers and Joseph A. Shay amid an auto crash involving the Shay party. John F. Meintrre received a peculiar 3% telephone notice about his city home at No 1385 Winsinaigs axenus, claimed as depicted.
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Vercome
Hains
Joseph A. Shay
John F. Meintrre
Winsinaigs Axenus
Army and Navy News: Promotions and Plans for 1907
Washington reports no roast artillery units will be sent to the Philippines this year due to funds limits. The Navy lists new commissions and transfers, Marine Corps moves, and ship movements including arrivals at San Francisco Shanghai and Honolulu with torpedo flotilla sailing to Gardiner Bay. The Army details improved junior officer promotion procedures and a long list of officers assigned, promoted, or placed on leave.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Philippines
Insular
Manila Bay
Coast Artillery
War Department
Congress
ARMY
Cornelius DE W. Willcox
General Staff
Army War College
Walter H. Gordon
Clarence EB. Dentler
James H. Frier
17Th Infantry
Arthur Johnson
13Th Infantry
Fusion
Fort Benjamin Harri
Francis E. Lacey, Jr
1St Infantry
26Th Infantry
San Francisco
Vincent M. Elmore
Sth Infantry
Platteburg Barracks
Cuba
Learen
Robert M. Blanchard
Medical Corps
James D. Tilford
2D Cavalry
Hermone Asses
M*'Reynolds
A. A. Radicot
T. D. Barber
E. A. Osterman
United States Legation
Peking
A. C. Kelton
L. Karmany
W. E. Noa
Navy Department
Solace
Cesar
Shanghai
Wolverine
Sheboygen
Milwaukee
Panama
Yankee
Boston
Saturn
Justin
Honolulu
Third Torpedo Flotilla
Newport
Gardiners Bay
New London
Names Given To Destroyers Aug 21 Navy Names
Under presidential authorization the destroyers under construction receive names. No. 17 Joseph B. Smith honors Lt. Smith who commanded Congress during its 1862 sinking. No. 18 Roswell H. Lamson recalls Lt. Lamson at Port Royal and Fort Walker. No. 19 Samuel W. Preston cites Lt. Preston killed at Fort Fisher. No. 20 Charlies W. Flusser marks Commander Flusser killed near Plymouth in 1864. No. 21 Samuel C. Reid honors Capt. Reid who repelled British boats at Fayal and earned Congress’s commendation.
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Joseph B. Smith
Smith
Congress
Merrimac
Roswell H. Lamson
Lamson
Port Royal
Fort Walker
Dupont
Samuel W. Preston
Preston
Fort Fisher
Charlies W. Flusser
Flusser
Albemarle
Plymouth
N. C
Samuel C. Reid
Reid
Fayal
Rota
New York
Dewey to sail on the Dolphin from Washington
Admiral Dewey will hoist his flag aboard the Dolphin and sail to Portsmouth New Hampshire for a Farragut tablet dedication and then to Newport R I for a General Board meeting. He will be away about two weeks.
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Dewey
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Portsmouth
N. H
Admiral Farragut
Farragut
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Newport
R. L
General Board of the Navy
Australians Welcome American Fleet In Sydney Harbor Festivities
Sydney welcomes the Atlantic battleship fleet with numerous entertainments for enlisted men and civilians. Five hundred sailors toured Newcastle and the Blue Mountains while 20000 spectators watched a Domain exhibition. A dinner for Admiral Sperry and officers highlighted the visit as crowds praised the hospitality and the shared ties with Britain.
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Sydney
Newcastle
Blue Mountains
Admiral Sperry
Richard Poore
Australasian
Supremacy in Pacific unfolds in Australian view
The Daily Telegraph editorial argues that Australias reception of an American fleet signals clear US aims to secure a Pacific position as Europe exits. It notes Britain lost Pacific mastery, Japan rose, and US naval revival reshapes Australia. It warns white Australia policy hides risks but sees chance to resolve Asiatic migration honorably.
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London
The
Daily Telegraph
Pacific
Australia
United States
Europe
America
Britain
Japan
Roosevelt Replies To Australian Welcome On Fleet Voyage
The letter from Governor General of Australia and the Australian government sends cordial greetings as the U S battleship fleet arrives at Sydney. President Roosevelt, in Oyster Bay, expresses appreciation for Australia’s hospitality and cordial receptions, praising the shared admiration for naval power and friendship between nations.
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Oyster Bay
Sydney
Commonwealth of Australia
Sydney Harbor
United States
Roosevelt
Commonwealth
Great Republic
Manchester
Mass
Republic
Australia
Roosevelt on Navy Peace and Global Justice Asset
A quote from Theodore Roosevelt arguing that peace for the American navy is not a threat to any power but a vital asset for securing peace of justice worldwide, framing naval strength as a force for stability rather than aggression.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Amoy Committee Allocates YMCA Quarters for Fleet Welcome
The Amoy organizing committee for the American battleship fleet has set aside sufficient YMCA quarters. Beards and McLaughlin from Foo-Chow, with help from American missionaries in Amoy, will lead the local arrangement.
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Amoy
Young Men's Christian Association
Messrs. Beards and McLaughlin
Foo-Chow
Battleship Montana Se runs 21 knot trials on Rockland course
Rockland Me Aug 21 The battleship Montana conducted a screw standardization trial on the Rockland course recording two top speed runs at 21 knots. Despite five high speed runs in April averaging 22 0 percent the latest test fell short due to the new crew. The ship completed ten measured mile runs and heads to Lamoine for coal with another deep draft test planned next week.
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Rockland
Montana
Lamoine
Magoon Confers With Wright Before Cuba Return
Provisional Governor of Cuba Charles E Magoon arrived in Washington and met with the Secretary of War for an extended conference. He plans to travel to Oyster Bay on Tuesday and return to Cuba by September 1. Magoon said turnover to the Cuban government should proceed smoothly and praised Cuban conduct.
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Magoon
Wright
Washington
Charles E. Magoon
Cuba
Oyster Bay
Open Shop Policy Circulated By New York Typothetes
A circular from President Robert Schalkenbach and Secretary Charles W. Smith of the New York Typothete outlines a liberal open shop plan to be presented at the United Typothete of America convention this September. The proposal aims to include all printers regardless of union stance, while maintaining support for open shop supporters who fund the association. It contrasts a Chicago plan that would restrict active voting to open shop members not recognizing unions, while sustaining members would lack voting power.
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Robert Schalkenbach
Charles W. Smith
New York
United Typothets of America
United Typothete of America
Chicago
Youths Fight Sleuths After Robbery on West 140th Street
Two youths Joseph De Baum and Mayer Pear robbed James Kenny’s home at 210 West 140th Street of jewelry and silk worth hundreds. Harlem detectives Myers and Donahue chased them for over two hours, clashed with the suspects at 142nd Street and Seventh Avenue, wounding them with clubs during arrest. They were jailed at West 125th Street station on burglary charges after leading officers along Eighth Avenue to 42nd Street.
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West 140Th Street
James Kenny
Joseph de Baum
East 100Th Street
Mayer Pear
East 103d Street
Myers and Donahue
Harlem
142D Street
Seventh Avenue
de Baum
Pear
West 125Th Street
Eighth Avenue
42D Street
Donahue
Havana sewer contracts signed for city improvements
Negotiations over a month ended with signed contracts for Havana Cuba sewer completion and street paving. McGivney Rokeby and Cuban Engineering Company will oversee sewers. Uvalde Asphalt to pave. Estimated cost rises from 11 million to about 16 million dollars. A second contract with the Republic of Cuba and the McGivney Rokeby firm sets 10 percent of republic revenues to fund the project. Engineers and workers to depart within two weeks to begin work.
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Havana
Cuba
McGivney & Rokeby Construction Company
Cuban Engineering Company
Uvalde Asphalt Company
Roosevelt
Taft
Root
McGivney & Rokeby Company
Republic of Cuba
Republic
Roosevelt details Cleveland offer on Anthracite Commission
In a letter to The Outlook, Roosevelt reveals the sequence around offering Grover Cleveland a seat on the Anthracite Coal Commission in 1902. He shows Cleveland accepted before operators and miners agreed, cites Cleveland's October 12 reply, and explains how the commission was formed despite opposition and a later public letter confirming acceptance.
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Roosevelt
Anthracite Coal Commission
Cleveland
Arbitration Board
Henry Loomis Nelson
George Harvey
Harper's Weekly
Washington
White House
Mr. Cleveland
Dore Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Fugitive from Justice John P Reid Dies in England Action
Columbus Aug 21 John P Reid a wealth contractor who killed himself in London yesterday was a fugitive from justice here after being indicted for assault on his own daughter. He posted 10 dollar bond prior to fleeing the country.
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Columbus
Ohio
John P. Reid
London
England
Reid
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Woodmere
Mintyre
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C. J. Boush
T. M. Potts
F. N. Freeman
W. H. Standley
R. Z. Johnston
H. McL. Waller
G. B. Landenberger
Camp Perry
H. Williams
Naval Academy
Doherty
I. F. Dortch
R. A. White
W. Wilcox, Jr
A. D. Dexney
E. E. Wilson
G. E. Brandt
L C. Stark
W. F. Amsden
W. A. Lde, Jr
W. L. R. Heiberg
L. W. Bishop
T. M. Clinton
H. N. Manney, Jr
P. H. Torrey
C. B. Matthews
A. A. Radicot, Jr
Marine Corps
E. Lloyd, Jr
Wilmington
I. V. Gillis
Rainbow
E. L. Musheehy
Galveston
Naval Hospital
Yokohama
Ensiga K. Whiting
Concorsa
Bellingham
Wash
Pantel Cain
Mall Company
New South Wales
Harry Rawson
Town Hall
Charles G. Wade
Alfred Deakin
Josiah Tattnall
Sperry
Telegraph
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Mr. Roosevelt
Buzzard’s Bay
Mitchell
Carroll D. Wright
Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
Servan Grover Clev
Washington, D. C
New-York Tribune
Edgar Beecher Bronson
Pinckney
Sewell Ford
Franklin Chester
Frank H. Sweart
Paul Leland Haworth
W. Herbert Dunton
Creighton M'Farland
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