Witness claims Annis threatened and boasted of affair
A new witness testifies that William E. Annis boasted of relations with Mrs. Hains in elite clubs and aboard a Bayside yacht. The man, an experienced lawyer admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court, describes Annis showing a Mannlicher pistol, warning his wife’s danger, and discussions tied to the Hains divorce. District Attorney Darrin moves for special jury and court session. Hains brothers remain jailed as defense and prosecutors weigh additional witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Annis
Annis
Captain Hains
Havis
John F. McIntyre
Joseph A. Shay
Seawanhake Corinthan Yacht Club
Hains
New York
General Hains
United States Supreme Court
Mr. Annis
Ge ¥S
Heins
Annie
Daffy
Stone
Haine
George Foster
William Mabon
Darrin
Hanna
Frank G. Wild
Halas
Supreme Court
Hughes
Victor J. Dowling
Harry K. Thaw
Hains Brothers
Queens County Jail
T. Jenkins Heins
Enir
Mr. Shay
In Memoriam William F E Annis Died August 15 1908
In memoriam to William F E Annis who died August 15 1908. A brave man killed by a coward. A planned cartoon about Annis and his role in a race titled The Post Mortem was withdrawn at press time, and friends of the club added this card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam FE. Annis
Annis
Negro Physicians Meet Opens Tenth NMA Session in New York
Acting Mayor McGowan welcomes the National Medical Association gathering at St. Mark's Church with more than two thousand attendees. Dr. A. W. Williams and Dr. George E. Cannon speak, papers read by Dr. Taylor and Dr. Roberts, and plans for a national health bureau discussed. Operations and clinics scheduled at Lincoln Hospital today.
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McGowan
National Medical Association
St. Mark's Methodist Episcopal Church
Ad Street
Eighth Avenue
New York
A. W. Williams
Chicago
George EB. Cannon
Richard A. Taylor
E. P. Roberts
W. H. Wright
Baltimore
Plaza Assembly Rooms
East 59Th Street
Charles F. Meserve
Leonard Medical School
Raleigh
N. C
Robert Reyburn
Howard University
J. P. H. Coleman
Newport News
Lincoln Hospital
Cheaper meat promised as new Chicago stock yards rise
In Chicago on August 25 a new independent firm named the Chicago Stock Yards and Transit Company is formed to rival the Union Stock Yards. It has bought twenty acres at 39th Street and Forty-eighth Avenue and will open a packing house with $1.5 million set for buildings. H W Rockwell says competition will benefit cattle raisers butchers and consumers by undercutting Union stock yard price schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Stock Yards and Transit Company
Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
39Th Street
Forty-eighth Avenue
H. W. Rockwell
Union
Politics, Cries Coler Over Brooklyn Pavement Bids
Borough President Coler says political motives drove his decision to scrap all paving bids in parts of Brooklyn after injunctions. He alleges enemies used appeals to stall public improvements. All contracts will be readvertised to avoid further injunction trials.
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Brooklyn
Coler
Esach
Public Health Inspector Reports Yellow Fever in Mexico
Dr. John N. Thomas traveling inspector for the U S Public Health and Marine Hospital Service arrived from Mexico reporting yellow fever at several points there. He says every precaution is taken and there is no danger of the fever breaking out in the United States.
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New Orleans
John N. Thomas
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Mexico
Thomas
Vices of Legislation Address at American Bar Association
Seattle hosts the American Bar Association convention with President J M Dickinson delivering the annual address on legislative trends. He laments increasing government by bureaucracy and warns of constitutional questions, heavy penalties, and the value of impeachment as a safeguard for judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
American Bar Association
Seattle
the American Bar Association
J. M. Dickinson
Back South to Answer Charge in Big Mail Swindle
David Steinberg age twenty using the alias E Gatley is accused of a seven thousand five hundred dollar mail fraud defrauding a Chicago hide and fur house. Federal agents tracked him to Bath Beach Brooklyn where Marshals Caldwell and Proctor arrested him as he signed a fake special delivery letter. He waived examination before U S Commissioner Cochran and will be returned to Memphis for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Steinberg
E. Gatley
Tennessee
Chicago
Bath Beach
Brooklyn
Caldwell
Proctor
Bay 14Th Street
Bath Avenue
Steinberg
United States
Cochran
Federal
Memphis
Arbitration Clash Tests Union Control Over Hiring
Justice Pound issued an order in Supreme Court Part 1 requiring the Electrical Contractors' Association and its officers to show cause why an injunction should not bar hiring nonmembers of the New York Electrical Workers' Union. The case centers on arbitration provisions and whether only union members may be employed, a matter under intense scrutiny by both sides. The dispute arose after a strike by Electrical Workers' Union No. 3 led to its expulsion from the General Arbitration Board for violating the agreement, yet delegates remained on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Electrical Workers’ Union
Justice Pound
Supreme Court
Electrical Contractors’ Association
Electrical Workers’ Union
Electrical Workers’ Union No. 3
General Arbitration Board
Arbitration Board
Alleged Intruder Arrested at Suffolk House
L V Vause a well dressed 40 year old from Brooklyn was arraigned on burglary in the third degree after entering the room of Dr and Mrs Roberts at Suffolk House Huntington Long Island. He claimed he was drugged and was discharged after the Dr withdrew the charge. Vause left town with his lawyer after a closed hearing.
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Huntington
Long Island
L. V. Vause
Brooklyn
Fire destroys Toronto stockyards and Keele street houses
A major blaze in West Toronto wrecked the western half of Union stockyards and seven Keele Street houses. The fire began shortly before 7 pm, possibly from a rider tossing lighted paper into stock pens. Loss is estimated at 10 dollars. The blaze was contained before reaching the office building.
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Toronto
Union Stockyards
West Toronto
Keele Street
Carriage Crash Hurts Doctor Near Mount Vernon
Dr James Barry of Chester Hill Mount Vernon was thrown from a light carriage near West Mount Vernon station after a trolley car and a heavy truck approached. He fractured a thigh and sustained internal injuries. admitted to Mount Vernon Hospital in critical condition. Dr James Romaine of Mount Vernon, former Fordham Hospital house surgeon, escaped with minor bruises. they were traveling together when the wreck occurred. Barry is the son of carriage maker Charles Barry of 9th Street West.
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Empire City
James Barry
Chester Hill
Mount Vernon
West Mount Vernon
James Romaine
Fordham Hospital
Barry
Mount Vernon Hospital
Tralley
Dr. Barry
Charles Barry
No. Be West
9Th Street
Woman in man’s clothes nabbed on New York bench
Gertrude Williams, 26, from Stapleton Staten Island, dressed as a man to reach New York after losing a Ohio job as a chambermaid. In Union Square Park she was challenged by a patrolman, confessed to masquerading, and was paroled to a probation officer after Jefferson Market Court.
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New York
Ohio
Gertrude Williams
Stapleton
Staten Island
Union Square Park
Winters
West 20Th Street
Jefferson Market Court
Tortured by Playmates Burned Boy Testifies in Court
John Barboglio aged six from West 69th Street testified at West Side court that two older boys tied his hands, pushed him onto burning newspapers with oil, and injured him Sunday at a West 69th Street cellar. He identified Mell Arbuso ten and Capucci Asolto twelve as the alleged assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barbogle
West 69Th Street
West Side Court
Mell Arbuso
Capucci Asolto
West 68Th Street
Asolo
Minister Trick Ends Life in Brooklyn Hotel Room
The Rev Albert H Trick aged about 53 a retired minister shot himself with a revolver in a Mills Hotel room on Seventh Avenue and 26th Street. He left letters to his children and a friend and had lived with his children at 143 Lefferts Place Brooklyn since retirement from active clergy. Coroner Dooley allowed removal of the body and a local undertaker received Trick’s instructions. Trick had resigned from a pastorate in Chicago then a Saratoga church due to wealth and ill health and worked as a fire and life insurance agent in Brooklyn.
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Albert H. Trick
Mills
Seventh Avenue
26Th Street
Lefferts Place
Brookton
Ming
Foote
New York Hospital
Dooley
Brooklyn
Trick
Charles N. Dowd
West 72d Street
First Presbyterian Church
Saratoga
I!l
Kronprinzessin Cecilie Returns After Fast Cherbourg Crossing
The Kronprinzessin Cecilie arrived at her pier after the fastest Cherbourg to Sandy Hook run by a German liner. The five day eleven hour nine minute passage averaged 22 2/3 knots, aided by reciprocating engines. Among the passengers were Jean B. Martin James B. Regan Frank A. Munsey and four of George Gould’s children with their tutor.
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Lloyd Uner Kronprinzessin
Cecilie
Cherbourg
Sandy Hleck
Kronpringessin
Lustanta
Cunard Line
Kronprinzessin
Jean B. Martin
James B. Regan
Frank A. Munsey
George Gould
Druggists Protest Branch of Pharmacy Inspections
Indignation rose among druggists over claims by Clarence O Bigelow that they object to indefinite inspections. A leader corrected that they do not oppose unannounced visits and questioned mandatory society membership fees. A Weightman case shows fines and legal costs amid branch disputes. Controller Metz indicated the charter requires a full revision.
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Tribune
Board of Pharmacy
Clarence O. Bigelow
M. K. Weightman
No 1213
First Avenue
the Tribune
Weightman
Modern Paul Revere Saves Dogs on Coney Island Ride
Mrs. Eduardo Breker wife of a Dreamland press representative acted as Lady Bountiful guiding dogs away from the ASPCA hold area as dog catchers and a dog ambulance moved from Bay Ridge to Coney Island. She rode ahead warning owners and outpaced patrols, resulting in only fourteen dogs being taken to the pound.
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Eduardo Breker
Dreamland
Coney Island
Lady Bountiful
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Bay Ridge
Mrs Corey Plans Private Theatre For Charity Fund
Mrs W E Corey, formerly Marielle Gilman, returns from abroad and confirms plans to build a private theatre for charity. She aims to host American authors and actors, possibly perform, and include amusements for children and orphans. Site purchase and formal announcement to follow after her husband approves.
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W. E. Corey
Marielle Gilman
Paris
Corey
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Mrs. Hains
Louise Salmande
T. Jenkins Hafns
T. Jenkins Hains
Washington
Pharor
Columbia University
United States Coast Survey Service
Hannegan Murer
Horn
Frisco
Portsmouth
N. H
Marie Jones
Ehila Marion
Molly
Barnstable
Thornton Alexander Jenkins
Farragut
Hanis
Porto Rico
Brooks
Gracie
Alabama
Lee
Bayside
Bayside Yacht Club
J. A. Kenney
Tuskegee Institute
National Health Bureau
Committee of One Hundred
American Health League
Union Stock Yards
Post
AL Grocers
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Department of Public Affairs
Judicial Department of Government
Contractors’ Association
Union Square
Metz
Paul Revere
Middlesex
Paul Hevere
Mrs. Corey
Plains
Pearance
Steel Trust
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