Letters Said Not To Be Produced In Hains Annis Trial
The Bayside scandal centers on letters to William E. Annis about Captain Hains after a Bayside shooting. Prosecution may suppress or avoid using the letters as evidence, while witnesses and the DA caution against exposing alleged indiscretions. Major Hains travels from Chicago to aid inquiries. the case is framed as a murder trial, not an open court inquiry.
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William E. Annis
Hains
Bayside Yacht Club
Daryin
Darrin
Jerome
Manes
Annis
el Army
Commodore Smith
Chicago
Department of the Lakes
Liss
San Francisco
General Crook
Philippines
Bellinger
Transport Service
Bayside
Major Hains
Boston
Captain Hains
Hains Brothers
Dayton
Officials' Car Wrecked In New Jersey Collision
In Blairstown New Jersey a private car named Helen carrying Lehigh & New England Railroad officials collided with a freight train while proceeding past a siding. Several officials were injured including Linford Carpenter Weston Fuller W S Howes John Mullens J A Zeander and T J Fretz. The crash was blamed on orders confusion with no freight order given.
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Blairstown
N. J
Helen
Lehigh & New England Railroad Company
New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad
Carpenter
Linford
Pen Arcgyl
Fretz
T. J
Allentown
Penn
New England Railroad
Twins Wed in Same Names Causing City Hall Mix Up
William A. Varty and Miss Kate E Gotthold of Havana and 506 Amsterdam Ave obtained marriage licenses on Monday. A same named couple, also listed as journalists, followed yesterday. The twins share names Kate Eugenia and Gene, with the aunt and uncle influence explained. The Rev Dr Houghton officiated at a later ceremony in the Amsterdam Avenue apartment.
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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
Gene
Houghton
Abandoned kidnapped child found near South Westville
Rocchina Mazzarello, two year old daughter of Frank Mazzarello, was seized from her Philadelphia home by alleged Black Hand kidnappers. Found mud covered and exposed in a North Atlantic storm drenched woods near Westville, N J. Two local youths discovered her and authorities linked the case to a ransom demand.
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Philadelphia
Rocchina Mazzarello
Frank Mazzarello
South Westville
N. J
Westville
Mazzarello
Morse Blames Drink For Downfall
Ethel Hyne Morse, son of James R. Morse of New York, was arrested in Pittsburg at Cleveland authorities’ request for stealing ten athletic medals from roommate Brewster P. Kinney. He blamed drinking, said he’d inform his father, and that the elder Morse would try to aid him. James R. Morse, president of American Trading Company, declined comment yet is believed to be seeking a remedy to free 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. 2
Broad Street
Ethel H. Morse
Mr. Morse
A Theory in Eddy Disappearance
Milwaukee Aug 26 The police probe the vanishing of Ralph W Eddy a Chicago salesman who disappeared on the eve of his wedding at Plankinton House a mysterious stranger who called Eddy by name is now a suspect. He reportedly knew about a New York murder Eddy witnessed and may be the emissary of thugs warning Paddy to avoid testimony.
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the Tribune
Milwaukee
Ralph W. Eddy
Chicago
Eddy
Plankinton House
Ralph
New York
Paddy
No Boxing on Plum Island Plan Falls Through
Ex Judge Overton announced yesterday that a twenty round bout on Plum Island will not take place after Washington advisories warned he would be stopped if he attempted to violate state boxing laws.
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Plum Island
Overton
the Tribune
Washington
Snow Flurries Reported in Maryland Suburbs
Snow flurries were seen in the suburbs of Baltimore and reports came in from other parts of Maryland as a light snowfall touched the area during the night.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Mary- Jang
Ward Case In Court Over Sheridan Statue Contract
The Ward suit seeks 32500 for rejection of an equestrian statue of General Philip H. Sheridan. The case before Justice Bischoff involved a bill of particulars naming committee members and detailing contract dates from 1882 to 1907. Ward’s counsel argued delays and alterations were requested, with defendants indicating nonacceptance and nonpayment. Decision reserved after review of further particulars.
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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
Mr. Ward
Sheridan Equestian
Henry Stone
Russell A. Alger
James Barnett
A. C. Ducat
J. D. Morgan
William H. Lambert
Germantown
Penn
Ward
General Sheridan
Ere
New York marriage licenses must be used in issuing ceremonies
Attorney General Jackson rules that marriages must be solemnized in the town or city where the license was issued. Clergymen must ensure the license is issued and presented in the localities where the ceremony occurs. The stance argues nonresidents using a license elsewhere invalidate the ceremony and incur a misdemeanor. Senator Cobb disputes the strict interpretation, aiming for freedom to marry anywhere in the state with a local license.
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Jackson
Cobb
Albany
Eugene H. Porter
New York State
Rien
Watertown
N. Y
Insane patient kills roommate at Bayview asylum
Baltimore August 26 Michael Shipley 68 an insane patient at Bayview city asylum attacked Franz Gross 72 his roommate last Friday night. He beat Gross severely causing death today guards found Shipley leaning over the cot claiming God ordered him to beat and kill a man. He added he once fought ten men and killed nine. Shipley described as dipsomaniac but never violent before or showing religious mania.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
Michael Shipley
Bayview
City Asylum
Franz Gross
Shipley
Gross
Maloney Case Up Today Before Supreme Court
On today’s calendar in Part I Special Term Supreme Court Justice Bischoff hears A L Humes of 24 Broad Street seek a final judgment in Helen Maloney and Arthur Herbert Osborn annulment proceedings. Referee Daniel F Cohalan previously recommended a decree of annulment for Miss Maloney. Her father, Martin Maloney of Philadelphia, is a Catholic noble with homes in Philadelphia and Spring Lake New Jersey. Samuel B Clarkson and Miss Maloney eloped to Europe a year after a Justice of the Peace’s marriage at Mamaroneck. Clarkson and Maloney are understood to plan a marriage at once.
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Supreme Court
Justice Bischoff
A. L. Humes
Broad Street
Helen Maloney
Arthur Herbert Osborn
Daniel F. Cohalan
Rector Street
Miss Maloney
Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
Wade Ellis Accepts Post As Assistant Attorney General
Washington state Wade Ellis, serving as Ohio Attorney General, has accepted the role of Assistant to the Attorney General previously held by Milton D. Purdy. He will begin once he completes duties in his current Ohio office, a process expected to take 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 had worked in the Black Hills since 1879 and served as president of the company. His daughter is a noted magazine writer.
Crimmins Added to Queensborough Bridge Name Change Committee
John I Crimmins was added yesterday to the committee on changing the Blackwell Island Bridge name to Queensborough Bridge at a Queens Borough Bridge Celebration committee meeting. The committee met at the Real Estate Exchange rooms at Fifth Avenue and 34th Street, but after subscribing 11 4 for preliminary expenses postponed definite business until Wednesday afternoon of next week.
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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 WILL NOT SEEK RENOMINATION
Queens County District Attorney Ira G. Darrin announced he will not seek the Democratic nomination or endorsement for re election. He noted his record of convictions and cleanup measures in Queens and said his political future will take care of itself.
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Ira G. Darrin
Queens County
Darrin
Long Island City
Grand Jury
Cassidy Bids for renomination in face of opposition
Senator Owen Cassidy of the 40th District said he wants renomination to give voters a chance to judge his record on anti racetrack gambling votes. He acknowledged powerful interests opposing him and urged a poll verdict, not a retreat, while noting the investigation panel on nuisances would wait until after state conventions.
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Owen Cassidy
Senate
Cassidy
Hoffman House
Legislative Committee For
Former Fireman Shot in Burglary Case
Philadelphia August 26 A former city fireman Edward Mooney known for heroism was mortally wounded by policeman Dennis Harrington during a burglary at Frederick Eastwick’s home. Harrington entered after being alerted to intruders. Mooney drew first and was shot in the head, dying later in hospital.
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Philadelphia
Edward Mooney
Dennis Harrington
Harrington
Frederick Eastwick
Mooney
Farmhand Monroe Wounded After Deyo Assault
William Monroe the farmhand who attacked five Deyo family members near New Paltz last Friday was found today near Greenwood Lake badly wounded. Armed pursuers had kept within reach, firing over him when he was briefly captured, then he fled again and vanished before officers arrived. He was treated at Greenwood Lake and is now sought again in the surrounding mountains.
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Middletown
N. Y
William Monroe
Deyo
New Paltz
Greenwood Lake
Monroe
Alvarado Consolidated Mines Company Forms From Mexican Holdings
A Maine corporation the Alvarado Consolidated Mines Company with ten million dollars capital in ten dollar shares has taken over the Alvarado Mines of Paragu, Mex from the Coram Syndicate which secured a lease on a five percent interest in the Palmio mines from Pedro Alvarado. Participating syndicate receipts will receive stock in the new company at ten for one.
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Boston
Maine
Alvarado Consolidated Mines Company
Alvarado Mines
Paral, Mex
Coram Syndicate
Palmiio
Pedro Alvarado
Domestic Service Dignity Praised at Negro Women’s Club Session
Mrs. S. W. Layton of Philadelphia and Miss Mattie Bowen of Washington led a symposium on Our Working Girls at the National Association of Colored Women's Clubs convention in Brooklyn. They urged teaching domestic science to girls, improving conditions for domestic workers, and warned against emigration from the South. They noted domestic servants earn better pay and protections than factory workers, and stressed humane treatment for maids.
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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 Aids New York Council of Jewish Women
Directors from the New York section hosted a garden party at The Gables home of Mrs. Samuel Kubie in Far Rockaway to benefit the Council of Jewish Women. The event 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, Leffier, 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. Leffier
Breakfast salad for warm weather meals
The breakfast salad is a unique innovation suitable for warm weather. It contrasts with the dinner salad and serves as a light acid fruit or green appetizer. For a heavier Sunday breakfast, water cresses with vinegar pair well with broiled steak, while bacon with dandelion or endive and vinegared dressing accompanies broiled veal. Sliced tomatoes lettuce or cold cucumbers offer additional options.
Dishes of the kind for digesting heavier foods
The text notes that orange marmalade or a bit of acid sweetmeat can sometimes substitute for the green items as a digester of heavier foods, indicating a practical culinary tip from the period.
Fashion Notes at Shops Highlight Winter Hat Trends
Seens in the shops describe a winter tilt toward brunettes with gray felt hats, trimmed in black ribbons and large bows. Other gray felts feature green ribbon bands and lace ruffs, while crowns rise high and brims tilt left. The piece also notes striped dress materials, novelty silks, and a Directoire style tan suede boot with side lacing and a brown ribbon bow.
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Directoire
Pretty patterns for en velope style dresses for girls
The New York Tribune pattern describes buttoned underarm dresses in en velope style suitable for washable and woolen materials. It details fabric yardage for sizes 6, 10, and 12 years, pattern 6,063, and offers mail order with 10 cents plus an extra 2-cent stamp for postage.
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New-York Tribune
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