Ten Prisoners Escape From Queens County Jail
Ten prisoners escaped from Queens County Jail in Long Island City yesterday morning. Four of the escapees are considered the worst criminals, with three convicted and awaiting sentences for assault and robbery. The others fled as companions created an opening, with the group held for lesser offenses. A $1000 reward was offered by Sheriff Meyerrose for the arrest of the fugitives. Special Deputies and city police searched without success. The escapees include August Schramm among others.
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August Schramm
Pardons for Ballot Stuffers to Aid Ruef Case
Governor Pardee pardons Steffens and Wyman sentences five years for ballot box stuffing to enable testimony against Abraham Ruef and San Francisco Mayor Schmitz. They were convicted of rigging local primaries to influence delegates and the County Republican Convention outcome.
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Schmitz
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Prisoners Escape By Sawing Front Cells In City Jail
Keller Schramm Templeton and three others convicted of crimes broke out by sawing front walls of their cells in a hollow square jail block. A visitor reportedly delivered saws on Friday and the four leaders led the escape through bars to the court yard after the cell doors were opened by a lever.
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Thomas Simonetti
Alexander Templeton
James Singleton
Moses Nagle
Fred Keller
Martin Trophy
Charles Smith
Thomas Miscell Magile
Keller
Schramm
Templeton
New Jersey
Erie Railroad
Leonard
Simonetti
Cave Dwellers Found in Greenpoint Cave
Olman Langan reported smoke from a hole at Jet Page avenue and Clay street. He found two youths living in a cave twelve feet deep and arrested Clarence Lawrence nineteen and Edward Bellinger eighteen for homelessness and ordered held for Monday hearing.
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Isthmus Through Freight Now Accepted to Colon and Panama
The Panama Railroad Company states it will accept freight from all carriers to Colon or Panama, haul it across the isthmus, and forward to final ports via regular carriers beyond. Freight charges follow through tariffs and are shared between the Panama Railroad and the co carriers. Through transit terms align with current through bills of lading used by regular lines via the isthmus route.
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Panama Railroad
Judge Lawler Ties To Prosecutions On Both Tickets
A judge elected on both major tickets is linked to prosecutions aimed at ensuring Lawler's defeat. Some indicted defendants have trials assigned to him. Wyman was a municipal employee and Steffens worked for F A Maestrett, then president of the Board of Public Works.
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Long Pat McCarren Returns face impeachment trial
Senator Patrick H. McCarren, Brooklyn Democrat leader, returns from the West and meets reporters at the Jefferson Building. He says he would not shorten his trip for multiple trials and will attend if the state committee calls him. He defends his actions and insists the Kings County organization only ratified the Buffalo convention and state ticket.
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Joke Save Boy as Prank Turns Dangerous
In Boonton New Jersey on November 380 Frank Gerhart a seventeen year old boy was saved from a fatal gun accident by a prank gone wrong. His friends removed the shot from shells and emptied them then staged a joke about marksmanship. When Gerhart grabbed the gun it fired burning his face and head and badly injuring one eye.
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It Is Very Much The Same In Erie And The Man
The article urges readers to analyze past failures and improve by sharpening thinking. It recommends eliminating coffee and using Postum Food Coffee to rebuild brain health, claiming clearer premises lead to winning conclusions and potential money or fame.
Gillette Trial Nears End in Grace Brown Case
Chester Gillette’s defense rests after lengthy testimony in the Grace Brown murder trial at Herkimer. The district attorney presses rebuttal as jurors hear witnesses and Gillette faces cross examination on hotel registers, supposed letters, and his timeline surrounding the Big Moose Lake tragedy.
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Receiver sought in bid to wind up United National Bank and Hudson Trust
Affidavits to Justice O Gorman allege a conspiracy to divert bank assets to the Hudson Trust Company. Directors of both banks named include John Gerken and Orlando F Thomas. Plaintiffs led by Jacob Mattern seek a temporary restraining order and a receiver as decision stands reserved.
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Charles F. Holm
Edward R. Thomas
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Trust Company
Jacob Mattern
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Burglar Strikes West Point Station Operator
West Point New York November 30 Soldiers search for a burglar after Clyde Eyster night operator at the West Shore Railroad station is severely assaulted and robbed of money from the station drawer. Eyster regains consciousness and fires as the robber escapes through a window.
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Watsontown
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National Civic Federation Meeting to Discuss Tax Issues
A National Civic Federation meeting will be held at the Park Avenue Hotel on December 12. Topics include The Income Tax The Inheritance Tax Government by Injunction and Child Labor.
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John Mitchell
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