Dolphin Unmasks the Terrible Turk in Club Tale
The Dolphin narrates a mischief filled yarn to Acheson Stuart claiming to have traced the so called Terrible Turk. Names like Lizzie Pasha Allebey Swababab Buddaila Abenharface and Mudah Juezapore are churned as he narrates a chase through New York streets and a Broadway theater encounter. The tale ends with the Devil figure declaring he comes from nowhere and is everywhere as he confronts a showwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Stuart
Old Smart
Hisner
State Street
Idah Benzada
Turkey
Lizzie Pasha
Old Stuart
Terrible
Dolphin
Idah
Allebey Swababab
Buddaila Abenharface
Mudah Juezapore
the Dolphin
Broadway
Dream Halts Trip Abroad With Penelli Family
The French liner La Touraine sailed for Havre yesterday without the Penelli family from Peoria Illinois. Mrs Penelli dreamed the ship would sink in mid Atlantic so the seven children and parents stayed behind. Police blocked a plan to drug the mother and force her aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Penelli
Peoria
Iil
Maer
Signor Penelli
Signora Penelli
Cyclists to Check Speeders Plan on Long Island Roads
John L. Webb of the Long Island Automobile Association and Alfred J. Eno of the Long Island League propose using six to ten expert motorcyclists on high traffic highways to collect evidence against speeders. Offense penalties would escalate from first to third, with license revocation sought after the third, subject to legal approval and potential Albany bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
John L. Webb
Long Island Automobile Association
Alfred J. Eno
Long Island League
Long Islanders
Albany
Cunard Line Moves to End Shipboard Tips After Suit
Stewards on Cunard steamers face discharge as the company tightens controls following a lawsuit by Walter Roach a Carmania bathroom steward who sought share of passenger tips. A verdict favored Cunard prompting widespread tip abolition warnings to all crews and a blacklist repercussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Walter Roach
Roach
Line
Thempany
Negro Medicos In Session Here
Dr N F Mossell of Philadelphia continued his course on The Modern Hospital before members of the National Medical Association a group of negro surgeons physicians dentists and pharmacists He stressed fresh air as more important to patients than food and noted food should be taken only at intervals Charles W Angerson collector of internal revenue addressed the group announcing plans to deliver a 82 014 sectioned political speech He remarked he hoped his successor would be a negro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Mossell
Philadelphia
National Medical Associaion
Mossell
Charles W. Angerson
Ninth Death From Chelsea Wall Collapse
Mass August 27 the ninth victim of a brick wall collapse in Chelsea Square died at the Marine Hospital late today. The deceased was Stefan Oklovitch, who leaves a wife. Authorities say the disaster stemmed from orders by Building Inspector Frank Wey. This incident follows Tuesday's collapse and continues the investigation into the five affected buildings in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Chelsea Square
Zustiny
Marine Hospital
Stefan Oklovitch
Frank Wey
Auto turns turtle near Ocean Parkway Coney Island
Five people were injured when a car owned by contractor John Strader of 444 West 26th street skidded up an embankment near Ocean Parkway Boulevard on the road to Coney Island. Victims include Mrs Catherine Harris, Thomas McDonald, John Strader, Mrs Margaret Strader, and driver Harry Williams. all were taken to Reception Hospital with varying injuries. An unexplained steering malfunction preceded the spin and overturn. Three patrolmen stopped a passing car to aid the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Strader
West 26Th Street
Ocean Parkway Boulevard
Coney Island
Harris
Catherine
York Street
Brooklyn
M'Donald
Thomas
Sith Street
Strader
John
West 2Th Street
Margaret
West 25Th Street
Williams
Harry
Willis
New Ethics Code for Lawyers Set by ABA
Seattle August 27 The American Bar Association committee unveiled a new ethics code urging lawyers to prevent litigation, promote peace, and respect courts. It calls for reporting judicial misconduct, fairness in judging candidates, and avoiding private argument with judges. It bans conflict of interest, demands proper fees, and condemns bullying witnesses, public notice of cases, and fawning jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Committee of the American Bar Association
Administration of Justice
Clark Thread Works to Close for Ten Days
Clark thread mills in Newark and Harrison will close tonight for ten days to take stock. W Campbell Clark sailed for England this week and J William Clark is out of town. The shutdown is expected to help adjust inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Newark
Harrison
W. Campbell Clark
England
J. William Clark
City News in Brief Recap of Borough Court Cases
William Oakley was sent to the Island for one year by Magistrate Barlow in Jefferson Market Court on a bigamy charge. A fire damaged the sacristy of the Church of the Most Precious Blood at 117 Baxter Street but caused only slight loss. Meyer Greenberg, a lawyer of Nassau Street, was fined 250 for an attack on court integrity in Part III of General Sessions Court. Ciro Bivona died from a bullet wound after a quarrel at his cigar store on First Avenue. Francisco Crapanzona was jailed without bail for the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oakley
Island
Barlow
Jefferson Market
Church of the Most Precious Blood
Baxter Street
Meyer Greenberg
Nassau Street
Mulqueen
General Sessions Court
First Avenue
Ciro Bivona
Bellevue Hospital
Francisco Crapanzona
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in U S District Court
Involuntary petitions target Western Manufacturing Company of 16 Walker St and Wolf Layetta of 144 Rivington St, with claims totaling over 2 8 million including stock concealment and transfers. Voluntary filings include Frederick Nilsson at 620 West 184th St with liabilities 2 29935 and assets under 250, and Thomas Hugh Boorman at Battery Place with liabilities 9 231 08 and assets 21 590 83 plus other debts and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Manufacturing Company
Walker Street
Frederick B. Nilsson
West 184Th Street
Walter M. Mack
Fifth Avenue
National City Barn of
Brooklyn
Continental Bedding Company
Mano
Henry Halsz
Ludwig Gero
Thomas Street
Lamport Manufacturers’ Supply Company
Canal Street
Thomas Hugh Boorman
New York
Pastern Consolidated Oil Company
Bakersfield
Cal
Val de Travers Asphalt Paving Company
London
England
Charlotte S. Boorman
Riverside Drive
Emil Rump
South Street
Mercantile National Bank
National Bank of North America
Metropolitan Bank
The
International Bank
J. Henry Schroeder & Co
Well Street
Deutsch Asiatische Bank
Nassau Street
Carnegie Trust Company
Broadway
International Banking Corporation
Wall Street
Sidney J. Fleet
Rector Street
Carlowitz & Co
Beaver Street
Chartered Bank of India
Australia
China
Oliver & Co
Greene Street
Anglo-South American Bank, Limited
Hong Kong and Shanghai Corporation
Carl Rump
Hamburg
Germany
Peter B. Olney, Jr
Holt
Samuel Willer
Third Avenue
Max Wirenberg
Jacob Silver
Willer
Cour
George D. Graves
Samuel Olmsted & Co
Fourth Avenue
George & Kebabean
Maroon & Darwish
Washington Street
Pas-Arena Chemical Company
East Mth Street
J. Otte Hunicke
Earles Hunts For Wife In NY Journey
Ferdinand Pinney Earle was freed on $1000 bail and left Goshen with his brother in a hired car to find his wife. He hoped to reach Highland Falls after Monroe, seeking information on her whereabouts. The car halted when the engine overheated. Earle walked on as Victor returned to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Goshen
N. Y
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Victor
Solomon C. Wood
Monroe
Wood
Earle
Highland Falls
Detective Beach Identified as Pittsburg Burglar
Pittsburg August 27 Henry Beach known in New York as Toothpick Beach an alleged burglar and city detective was arrested after being identified by robbery victims as the man behind suburban heists. Fifty robbery victims viewed Beach at Public Safety Building and positively identified him, he reportedly confessed. Beach formerly robbed Tiffanys New York of ten thousand dollars in jewels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Pittsburg
Henry Beach
New York
Beach
Public Safety Building
Tiffany's
Cocaine crazed Negro kills three at Mississippi town
Gus Bullerick, a negro, fired at crowds from two shotguns at a railroad station. He killed J. A. Joiner in a general store, Thomas Gatlin delivering ice, and John W. M. McNair. Armed pursuit ended with Bullerick riddled by bullets after taking cover behind a woodpile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Mount Olive
Miss
Gus" Bullerick
J. A. Joiner
Thomas Gatlin
John W. M. McNair
Fearful illness drives Louisville woman to suicide at Chicago lake
The body of Miss Mary Field Werne, a Louisville socialite engaged to George Mansfield of El Paso, was found in Lake Michigan near 56th Street. A note and ring were left for her fiancé, and detectives believe dread of a fatal illness caused her to take her own life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Chicago
Lake Michigan
56Th Street
Mary Field Werne
Louisville
George A. Mansfield
el Paso
Tex
C. D. Peacock & Co
Chicago Jewery
Would Lynch Alleged Informer
Indianapolis dispatch reports Jesse Coe murdered Patrolman Russell in 189? and fled to Kentucky hills. He was killed by Sheriff Bryant during capture efforts. Claude Andrews tied to the case, said to betray the killer for 600 reward. A mob of about 500 negroes surrounded a house to lynch Andrews but officers intervened and took him to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Indianapolis
Jesse Coe
Russell
Monroe County
Bryant
Claude Andrews
Coe
Andrews
Heavy bail for broker in Newark fortune scheme
Two elderly Newark women lost their savings after a fortune teller steered them to invest in Lindwood Gold and Copper Mining shares via Henry T. Rodman. Rodman is jailed on grand larceny charges after allegedly taking $2000 from Mrs. Martha A. Taylor and $400 from Mrs. Margaret M. Thompson. Bail set at 5000 and 1000, bondsman Rocco Corasco posted security from his East Houston Street address and Mott Street property equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Henry T. Rodman
Broadway
Rodman
Martha A. Taylor
Chester Avenue
Margaret M. Thompson
Voorhees Street
Taylor
Kindelberger
Thompson
W. H. Garnet
West 45Th Street
Garnet
H. T. Rodman & Co
West 33d Street
Lindwood Gold and Copper Mining Company
North Carolina
Finn
Hodman
Nephew of a Lord Goes to Jail in Bristol Case
Gordon Egerton, 37, self styled nephew of a British peer, admitted stealing 210 dollars and a diamond and emerald ring from Miss Louise Culliford in Bristol. He told Magistrate Barlow he needed the loot and claimed the woman would marry him. Culliford, staying near Macdougal and West 8th streets, rejected the claim and said she has independent income. Egerton was arraigned in Jefferson Market court and held on 1000 dollars bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Bennington
Bristol
Gordon Egerton
Mills Hotel
Bleecker Street
Louise Culliford
Egerton
Barlow
Jefferson Market
Miss Culliford
Atlantic Coast Line trains run systemwide despite floods
T C White general passenger agent informed in the city yesterday that Atlantic Coast Line Railroad trains operate across the system despite South floods. Only Augusta Georgia service may delay due to high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast Line
T. C. White
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Augusta
N Y C Auditor Sued for Divorce
An application for divorce was filed against Richard A. White, an auditor of the New York Central Railroad, in the Superior Court of Bridgeport Connecticut. His wife alleges intolerable cruelty and asks for custody of their son and alimony. White resigned his public offices and withdrew from his clubs after leaving Greenwich last winter where his wife still resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. White
New York Central Railroad
Superior Court
Bridgeport
Conn
White
Greenwich
Wandering Heiress Travels Westward From Sewickley to California
James C. Gray of Sewickley Penn, a wealthy resident, awoke in a Chicago hospital after wandering across the continent with no clear aim. He later rode a train to California, and upon discharge planned to return home. The Gray family, prominent in Sewickley Heights, has a noted fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Cal
James
Gray
Sewickiey
Penn
Chicago
California
Pittsburg
James C. Gray
Eleanor H. Gray
Watson Place
Sewickley Heights
Supreme Court Allows Union Label on Void Ballots
Buffalo August 27 Supreme Court Justice Wheeler ruled that printing the union label on ballots voided by Inspectors of the 1st District Sth Ward Democratic primaries was proper and ordered the board to reconvene and recount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Supreme Court
Wheeler
Union
Sth
Rosenbloom relatives bail for Windber murder case
Somerset Pennsylvania August 27 Mrs H J Rosenbloom and her daughter Eva held on murder inquiry posted bail of 10 percent each for trial appearance. Officers departed for New York to extradite Joseph and Louis Egier nephews of the slain S J Rosenbloom who are held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Penn
J. Rosenbloom
Eva
S. J. Rosenbloom
Windber
New York
Joseph
Louis Egier
Boy Says Chums Put Out His Eye In Hoboken
Police search for several small boys accused of injuring four year old John Sanich by tying him to a telephone pole and jabbing a wire nail into his right eye during an afternoon prank. He is at St. Mary's Hospital with sight destroyed. he did not identify the assailants who were said to be strangers in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
John Sanich
No. 21
Grand Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Passengers Held At Quarantine Over Plague Fears
Boston August 27 two hundred steerage travelers aboard the White Star liner Romanic were detained for examination at the quarantine station amid reports of plague in the Azores. Dr Paul Carson the quarantine physician had been notified. Most steerage passengers are Portuguese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Paul Carson
Azores
National Sons of Veterans elect officers at Niagara Falls
The National Society of the Sons of Veterans elected officers today with Edgar Alien Jr. of Washington named commander in chief and J Vasceline of Paterson New Jersey as senior vice commander in chief. L W Alexander of Buffalo was chosen junior vice commander in chief with H H Hammer of Reading Pennsylvania as secretary and J L Rake of Reading Pennsylvania as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
National Society of the Sons of Veterans
Edgar Alien, Jr
Wash
Delegates in Uproar At Colored Women’s Meet
At the Concord Baptist Church in Brooklyn, delegates from the National Federation of Colored Women's Clubs erupted over whether individual clubs should gain national representation. Mary Church Terrell and Booker T. Washington urged calm as the motion to bar local clubs was rejected, restoring order and continuing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
Concord Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Lucy Thurman
Booker T. Washington
Harris
Victorian views on bullfighting and oyster care
A collage of social notes on Queen Victoria of Spain and reform pressures, the correct way to open oysters, clothing and personal expression, the Plauen lace process, suffragette activism impacts, and views on female ideal body types. The piece blends historical reflection with practical advice and fashion commentary.
Shooting of Edward Ford in Bordentown by Neighbor
Edward Ford of Crosswicks street was shot by neighbor Joseph Hoover near Bordentown City Hall. Ford died at a Trenton hospital after four gunshots and two bullets lodging in an electric pole. Hoover surrendered, handed the weapon to a steamboat captain in uniform, and was jailed at Mount Holly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordentown
Edward Ford
Crosswicks Street
Joseph Hoover
Ford
Trenton
Hoover
Pennsylvania Railroad
Michael Herron
Herron
Marshal Thorn
Gabel
Mount Holly
Ease
Rogues Gallery Opens 24 Hours at Police Headquarters
Deputy Commissioner Woods announced a new order making the Rogues Gallery available twenty four hours a day. The change followed the night court’s start, aimed at preventing escapes when prisoners of importance were bailed out overnight, leaving police with continued bail issues until sentencing or release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Optometry Examiners Organize In Albany Meeting
The State Board of Examiners in Optometry, created by a Legislature pact this year, organized in Albany with C. F. Prentice of New York elected president and W. W. Bissell of Rochester named secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Board of Examiners In Optometry
C. F. Prentice
New York
W. W. Bissell
Rochester
Judgments Filed Yesterday In Three Cases
Debtors listed include Ann Jane M De L Codyeer and Maurice S W Levy with amounts shown. Fountain Inn Manufacturing Company and B A Walsh also appear among the judged parties with sums indicated. The OCR text is fragmented and names and figures are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Jane
M. M. de L. Codyeer
Wormser
Maurice S.W. Levy
Tovrere
Fountain Inn Manufacturing Company
B. A. Walsh
Seeneesce Ateer
Cenerens Opal
The Secret To Youth Is Sleep And Diet
A pair of women discuss aging and beauty, noting sleep and stomach care as essential. They contrast excess eating and cosmetic fads with temperate meals, exercise, and moderate routines, while warning against chasing quick fixes and the anxiety of wrinkles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Red Dinner at Country Home Sparks Colorful Menu
A woman hosted a red dinner for friends at her country home featuring all red dishes such as Tomato Soup, Baked Red Snapper with Cardinal Sauce, Soft Shell Crabs, and Red Currant dessert. Place cards, ribbons, and decorations emphasized scarlet sage, crimson gladioli, and red flowers.
Simple Blouse Styles Demand Rise For Autumn Wardrobe
Simple shirt waist blouses are in demand with changes of season. The model suits early autumn wear and can be made from any waisting material, including washable cass and madras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Pattern 6991 Mail Order Bust Size Guide
The notice describes fabric quantities for pattern 6991 in sizes 32 through 42 inch busts including linen pongee taffeta flannel and light wool. It instructs mail delivery on receipt of 10 cents with pattern and bust measurement specified, plus an option to send an extra 2-cent stamp for fast letter postage. Pattern Department New York Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
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Mississippi
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House of Man
Rosenblooms
Chums
Lad
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Yomen
Victoria
Spain
Isabella
Christina
Good Housekeeping
Aria
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House of Commons
Rogues
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