Letters About Annis Scandal Could Be Suppressed
Doubtful whether letters to William E. Annis detailing danger from Captain Hains will be produced at the trial. The Bayside Yacht Club letters allegedly name several prominent members and may be kept from prosecutors to avoid a wider scandal. District Attorney Darrin signaled he may resist suppressing evidence, while witnesses and a protective narrative around the Hains brothers unfold as Chicago returns to aid the case.
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William E. Annis
Hains
Bayside Yacht Club
Darrin
Jerome
Nanes
Annis
Mosquer
Commodore Smith
James A. Dayton
Chicago
Thhe Department of the Lakesong
Captain Hains
San Francisco
General Crook
Philippines
Bellinger
Transport Service
Bayside
Qurely
Boston
Hains Brothers
Dayton
Tribune
Queens County
Officials' Car Wrecked Near Blairstown New Jersey
A Lehigh & New England official car in Blairstown struck a freight train while traveling with railroad officials. Injured include Linford Carpenter engineer, T J Fretz, Weston Fuller, W Howes, John Mcullen, J A Zehnder and others. Accident blamed on order confusion with siding wait.
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Blairstown
N. J
Helen
Lehigh & New England Railroad Company
New York
Susquehanna & Western Railroad
Carpenter
Linford
Pen Argyl
Fretz
T. J
Allentown
Penn
New England Railroad
Fuller
Weston
Howes
McUllen
John
Zehnder
J. A
Easton
Twins and cousins wed in same names at City Hall
William A Varty and Kate E Gotthold registered a marriage license Monday. A second license for twins with the same names followed Tuesday. The Gottholds’ daughter Kate Eugenia and her sister Gene married the Havana journalist and his cousin William A Varty at a Third Street apartment. Reverend Houghton officiated at seven in the evening.
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William A. Varty
Havana
Cuba
Kate E. Gotthold
Amsterdam Avenue
Gotthold
Jacksonville
Fla
Ellis Milton Gotthold
Jennie Linn Gilbert Gotthold
Mrs. Gotthold
Eugene
Kate
Kate Eugenia
Houghton
Abandoned Kidnapped Child Found Near Westville
Rocchina Mazzarello two year old daughter of Frank Mazzarello rag dealer of Philadelphia was abandoned by alleged Black Hand kidnappers. Found muddy and exposed in a New Jersey woods after a severe East storm. Two boys found her and police linked the child to the ransom letter. Authorities investigated and identified the child late tonight.
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Philadelphia
Rocchina Mazzarello
Frank Mazzarello
South Westville
N. J
Westville
Mazzarello
Morse Blames Drink for Downfall in Cleveland Case
Ethel Hyne Morse son of James R Morse of New York was arrested in Pittsburg on the charge of stealing ten athletic medals from his roommate Brewster P Kinney. He blamed drinking too much and said he would rely on his father for help. James R Morse, head of the American Trading Co, stated he will try to extricate his son.
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Pittsburg
Ethel Hyne Morse
James R. Morse
New York
Cleveland
Brewster P. Kinney
Young Morse
The
American Trading Company
No. 25
Broad Street
Ethel H. Morse
Mr. Morse
A Theory in Eddy Disappearance
Milwaukee police probe the Chicago salesman Ralph W. Eddy vanished on the eve of his wedding after a mysterious stranger identified Eddy in the Plankinton House smoking room. The stranger, who called him by name, is suspected of knowing details of a New York murder Eddy witnessed and may be linked to thugs seeking to silence him.
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the Tribune
Milwaukee
Ralph W. Eddy
Chicago
Eddy
Plankinton House
Ralph
New York
Paddy
No Boxing Bout Planned on Plum Island
Ex judge Overton announced yesterday that a planned twenty round boxing match on Plum Island this Saturday has been canceled. Washington advices reported by The Tribune warned he would be stopped if he tried to violate state boxing laws.
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Plum Island
Overton
the Tribune
Washington
Snow Flurries Reported Around Baltimore Suburbs
Snow flurries were observed in the suburbs of Baltimore, Maryland, this evening with reports of light fall and additional flurries noted from other parts of the state. Weather observers note the early season cold spell and unsettled conditions across the region.
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Balitimore
Maryland
Ward Case In Court Over Sheridan Statue Contract
The Ward sculpture suit against thirty or more Society of the Army of the Cumberland members seeks 32500 for the rejection of a General Sheridan equestrian statue. Justice Bischoff heard McCook’s bill of particulars. Ward’s counsel listed committee members and noted requests to alter the design and delays. Decision reserved.
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J. Q. A. Ward
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Philip H. Sheridan
Justice Bischoff
Supreme Court
Philip J. McCook
Henry C. Hodges
John A. Dutton
Hurry & Dutton
Ward
Sheridan Equestian
Henry Stone
Russell A. Alger
James Barnett
A. C. Ducat
J. D. Morgan
William H. Lambert
Germantown
Penn
Werd
General Sheridan
Mr. Ward
Albany Says Marriages Must Be In License Town
Attorney General Jackson issues an opinion to the State Health Commissioner holding that a marriage license must be used in the town or city where issued. Clergymen must ensure the license is issued and presented before solemnizing. Senator Cobb disputes the ruling, saying the law intended freedom to marry anywhere in the state if issued locally.
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Jackson
Cobb
Albany
Eugene H. Porter
New York State
Watertown
N. Y
Insane Patient Kills Roommate at Bayview Asylum
Baltimore August 26 Michael Shipley a 68 year old insane patient at Bayview city asylum attacked his 72 year old roommate Franz Gross last Friday night under a delusion he was commanded by God to kill. Two guards found Shipley leaning over the cot and he claimed God ordered him to beat and kill. He boasted of past violence claiming to have killed nine of ten men in a fight.
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Baltimore
Michael Shipley
Bayview
City Asylum
Franz Gross
Shipley
Gross
Maloney Case Up Today In New York Court
In Supreme Court Special Term Justice Bischoff hears A L Humes of 24 Broad Street seeking a final judgment in Helen Maloney versus Arthur Herbert Osborn. Referee Daniel F Cohalan recommended annulment. Maloney family ties and a declared elopement to Europe with Samuel B K Clarkson are noted, with plans for Clarkson and Maloney to wed.
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Supreme Court
Justice Bischoff
A. L. Humes
No. 24
Broad Street
Helen Maloney
Arthur Herbert Osborn
Daniel F. Cohalan
No. 2
Rector Street
Miss Maloney
Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
Wade Ellis Accepts Post as Assistant to AG
Washington August 21 Wade Ellis newly appointed Attorney General of Ohio has accepted the offer to become Assistant to the Attorney General previously held by Milton D Purdy. He will take up the duties when his current Ohio office commitments allow, after several weeks.
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Washington
Wade Ellis
Ohio
Milton D. Purdy
Roosevelt
Ellis
Prominent mining man killed in Black Hills explosion
J. B. Taylor a leading Black Hills mining figure and his helper Chris Miller were instantly killed by an explosion at the Burlington mine. Taylor, since 1879 a longtime resident, served as president of the company. His daughter is a noted magazine writer.
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Redfern
J. B. Taylor
Black Hills
Chris Miller
Burlington
Taylor
Crimmins Joins Panel on Queensborough Bridge Name Change
John I. Crimmins was added yesterday to the committee on changing the name of the Blackwell's Island Bridge to the Queensborough Bridge at a Queens Borough Bridge Celebration committee meeting. The committee met at the Real Estate Exchange of Long Island rooms at Fifth Avenue and 34th Street, subscribed $1.49 for preliminary expenses, and postponed definite business until next Wednesday afternoon.
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John I. Crimmins
Blackwell's Island Bridge
Queensborough Bridge
Queens Borough Bridge
Real Estate Exchange
Long Island
Fifth Avenue
34Th Street
DARRIN ON HIS FUTURE. Queens Prosecutor Declines Renomination
Ira G. Darrin Queens District Attorney announced he will not seek the Democratic nomination or endorsement for re election. He cited focus on duties and a long career, noting improved crime records and closure of poolrooms while facing a political future that he says will take care of itself. His friends expect him to remain a leading candidate if primaries align, but he will not campaign for the nomination.
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Ira G. Darrin
Queens County
Darrin
Long Island City
Grand Jury
Cassidy seeks renomination to face voters on record
Senator Owen Cassidy of the 40th District says he wants renomination to let the people judge his legislative record on racetrack gambling votes. He faces opposition from powerful interests and uncertain support from delegates while pledges to him remain. Cassidy vows to present his case to voters and condemns leaders who block his chance to run. He notes an upcoming finance committee inquiry will delay public sessions until after state conventions.
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Owen Cassidy
Senate
Cassidy
Hoffman House
Legislative Committee For the
Former fireman shot by policeman during burglary
Edward Mooney a former city fireman with a heroism record was mortally wounded by Dennis Harrington in Philadelphia while Mooney robbed Frederick Eastwick's house. Harrington confronted burglars, Mooney fired, Harrington shot first, Mooney died later in hospital.
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Philadelphia
Edward Mooney
Dennis Harrington
Harrington
Frederick Eastwick
Mooney
Harringtom
Monroe Still Eludes Pursuers After Barn Fire
William Monroe the farmhand who attacked five Deyo family members near New Paltz, then set a barn ablaze, was found badly wounded near Greenwood Lake. Armed pursuers had him in custody once but he escaped again, wounds dressed, and remains at large in the mountains.
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Middletown
N. Y
William Monroe
Deyo
New Paltz
Greenwood Lake
Monroe
Alvarado Consolidated Mines Company forms from Mexican operation
A Maine corporation named the Alvarado Consolidated Mines Company with 10 million capital in 10 shares has acquired the Alvarado Mines at Paral Mexico from the Coram Syndicate. The syndicate held a 6 percent interest in the Palmiio mines via Pedro Alvarado. Participating syndicate receipts will convert to ten shares of the new company.
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Boston
Maine
Alvarado Consolidated Mines Company
Alvarado Mines
Paral, Mex
Coram Syndicate
Palmiio
Pedro Alvarado
Domestic Work Seen As Noble Path For Black Women
Mrs S W Layton and Miss Mattie Bowen spoke at the National Association of Coloured Women's Clubs session in Brooklyn about the dignity of domestic service. They argued for training in domestic science, better conditions, and improved treatment of servants, noting health, wages, and social attitudes shape opportunities and sentiment.
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S. W. Layton
Philadelphia
Mattie Bowen
Washington
National Association of Colored Women’s Clubs
Concord Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Mary
Dinah
Benefit Garden Party for Council of Jewish Women
Directors from the New York section of the Council of Jewish Women hosted a garden party for the benefit of the organization at The Gables in Far Rockaway. The evening featured tableaux vivants, lawn dancing, veranda refreshments, and a lawn bar with soft drinks. patronesses included Mesdames Davis, Gomprecht, Kubie, Glauber, Levy, Brandon, Brodeck, Cohen, Carvalho, Eckstein, Eising, Eisenbach, Gips, Goodman, Goldsmith, Jacobs, Knopf, Loeb, Lefer, Levy, Stern, Schneider, Stein, Schwed, Singer and Wolf.
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New York
Council of Jewish Women
Far Rockaway
the Gables
Samuel Kubie
Mesdames
R. G. Davis
Benjamin Gomprecht
Nathan Glauber
Leo A. Levy
Nathaniel Brandon
Charles Brodeck
Henry Cohen
J. H. Carvalho
William Eckstein
Louis Eising
Harry Eisenbach
Hyman Gips
Edward Goodman
Milton Goldsmith
Ralph J. Jacobs
Samuel Knopf
Carl Loeb
M. L. Lefer
Breakfast salad as a warm weather appetizer
The breakfast salad is a distinct, acceptable innovation for warm weather. It differs from the dinner salad being a small acid fruit or green appetizer. On a heavier Sunday breakfast it becomes especially attractive with water cresses and vinaigrette alongside broiled steak or veal. Delicate dandelion or endive with bacon and vinegaring suits broiled dishes.
Digestive roles of marmalade and sweetmeats in meals
A historical note explains that orange marmalade or a touch of acid sweetmeat can substitute for greens as a digester when digesting heavier dishes. It highlights substitutes used to aid digestion and the culinary reasoning behind them.
Winter fashions spark interest in hats and textiles
Seen in the shops notes upcoming winter trends with gray felt hats featuring high crowns and upturned brims, numerous flower and lace trims, and bold ribbon bows. News describes striped dress materials, novelty silks in brown gray red and gold, broad striped wool suitings, and the Directoire style tan suede lace up boots with bow accents.
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Directoire
Pretty little dresses in envelope style for children
The Tribune pattern describes washable envelope style dresses for children, noting ease of laundering and simple construction. It gives fabric quantities for sizes ten to twelve, describes blue linen chambray with white embroidery trim, pattern number 6063, and requests 10 cents plus age and pattern number for mail orders from the Pattern Department, New-York Tribune.
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New-York Tribune
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