Cortright Warns Police Chiefs in Mulberry Precinct Disorder Probe
Cortright accused Police Inspector Donald Grant and Police Captain John Stephenson in a district-wide probe. Six specifications allege failure to enforce laws, report properly, make false reports, neglect of duty, disobedience, and unbecoming conduct. Raids on mulled districts followed warnings to shut down disorderly houses. Grant and Stephenson defended themselves, denying knowledge of charges.
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Donald Grant
John T. Stephenson
Stephenson
Mulberry St
Grant
Mulberry
Elizabeth
Mott Sts
Cortright
Morgan
Pirates Hide In Sound After White Plains Burglary
Long Island Sound pirates suspected of raids along the northern shore. burglars robbed James H. Hamm a New York broker at White Plains stealing silverware clothing and jewelry. tire marks and a rubber tired rig suggest getaway by craft seen near Mamaroneck on the Sound. deputy treasurer Teed’s home also visited by the pirates.
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Sound
Long Island Sound
James H. Hamm
New-York
White Plains
Hamm
Sound View Ave
Eugene S
Nathaniel C. Reynal
Mamaroneck-on-the-Sound
Teed
Raids on Gambling Houses Prompt City Talk and Tips
A Monday night sweep by District Attorney Jerome and Police Inspector Brooks on three notorious gambling houses stirred talk across New York. Arrests were minimal as proprietors eluded detention while much gambling paraphernalia was seized. A tip reportedly warned gamblers in advance, enabling cover for retreat. Jerome criticized detective effort and questioned warrants and doors while noting access to all three venues despite no direct evidence against Canfield or Farrell.
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Grant
Stephenson
Sullivan County
Lexow
Piper
Wendell
West One-hundred
General Sheridan
Tynan
William S. Bevery
N. Y
Jerome
Brooks
West Thirtieth St
Canfield
David Buckfin
Court of Special Sessions
Farrell
Thomas MacGibney
Samuel G. Smith
Farrell's
Ludlam’s Place
Mr. Jerome
Walsh
Thirty-third St
Daniel O'Reilly
Smith
P Aliea
Jacobs
Detective Bureau
Titus
Washington State
New-York
Delmonico’s
Canfield’s
Ludlam's
Asa Bird Gardiner
Controversy Over Captain Devanney Leads Bay Ridge Meeting
Residents of Bay Ridge and Fort Hamilton prepare to censure Captain Michael Devanney at a meeting at Fourth Avenue and Ninety Fourth Street. Deputy Commissioner Ebstein has testimony on alleged police misconduct, with patrolmen to submit notebooks for inspection and possible charges against seven officers.
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Bay Ridge
Fort Hamilton
Michael Devanny
Brooklyn
Citizens Association of
Fourth-ave
Devanney
Biotter
Ebstein
Robbery Near Hole-in-the-Wall by Three Masked Men
In Bridger Carbon County the Bridger bank was entered by three masked bandits. Cashier Trumbo and mail carrier Frank Williams were forced to the wall as thieves emptied the till. A posse pursued the robbers who returned fire in the timber and vanished toward Hole-in-the-Wall country.
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Billings
Mont
Bridger
Carbon County
Trumbo
Mr. Trumbo
Frank Williams
Williams
Texas Tars Were Not in Danger From Gun Mount Accident
Captain W T Swinburne of the battleship Texas telegraphs that a trivial accident at sea arose from a split water cylinder in a hydraulic gun mount. The gun could be moved only slowly, the cylinder will be replaced, and there was absolutely no danger to the turret or crew. Swinburne dispels rumors and confirms the facts.
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Tribune
Newport News
WT Swinburne
Texas
Navy Yard
W. T. Swinburne
Swinburne
Attempt on Emperor's Life Reported in Japan
From Otaka near Hiroshima the Kaga Maru carried news of a failed assassination plot against the Japanese emperor during train manoeuvres. Conspirators planned to blow up the imperial train but were not captured as authorities learned of the plan and an engine was sent to test the line before the journey resumed.
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Victoria
B. C
Otaka
Hiroshima
Kinshin
Germany Clears Venezuela Claim At About Two Million
Berlin says Germany's demand against Venezuela totals about two million dollars not fifteen million as previously claimed. President Castro offers likely bond proposals with high interest and a safeguard scheme, while avoiding harsh measures if mild steps suffice. Goebel election disfranchisement case argued in Cincinnati appeals court over whether US jurisdiction applies and Fifteenth Amendment violation. Business readers urged to use Pennsylvania Special for efficient travel and market access.
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Germany
Venezuela
Castro
Cincinnati
Louisville
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
L. Keren
United States
Keren
United
New steamship line eyed with American backing favored by none
London reports rumors of a US guarantee for Venezuela debts stir bankers but no official support. Roosevelt's message to Congress praised yet seen as idealistic with talk of Britain frontier talks and Newfoundland trade. English debates on education continue. five firms plan New York to Far East line under America and Oriental Transport. Shipping, industry consolidations, and diplomacy in Madrid, St. Petersburg, Haymarket theatre also noted.
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London
Venezuela
State Department
Httle
United States
Germany
England
la Guayra
New York
Far East
Howard Houlder
Houlder, Middleton & Co
America and Oriental Transport Line
Canal Strip Talks Resume Between U S and Colombia
Washington reports a restart of State Department Colombian negotiations aiming at a canal treaty. Dr Herran will meet Secretary Hay with no material changes to instructions. the main issue now is compensation, with Colombia seeking over $500,000 annually.
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Washington
State Department
Legation
Dr. Herran
Colombia
Hay
Dalzell Withdraws From Speakership Race In favor of Cannon
Washington reports Representative Dalzell of Pennsylvania withdrew from the Speakership contest for the LVTIth Congress in favor of Illinois's Cannon who received the Pennsylvania delegation's indorsement. The dinner at the New Willard Hotel included Senator Penrose and others. the delegation's action was approved unanimously. A committee was named to inform Cannon of the decision.
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Dalzell
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Representative Cannon
Illinois
Cannon
Daizelis
Senator Penrose
New Willard Hotel
Senator Quay
Messrs. Dalzell, Bingham and Olmsted
New York Delegation Backs Cannon for Speaker
At a House afternoon meeting the New York delegation unanimously supported Representative Cannon for Speaker and Frank Lyon of New York for doorkeeper in a rapid party vote.
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Washington
New- York
House
Cannon
Frank Lyon
New-York
Rescue at Sea Aboard Hebard Crew Saved in Bosun's Chair
A Sault Ste. Marie dispatch reports the Hebard crew escaped a sinking steamer near Mamain Point in a blizzard. Tossed by waves, two officers and Oscar Carleson and his sons hauled crew members to shore via a line and a bosun's chair amid raging surf. Captain Ryan narrowly survived when lines tangled as he reached safety.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Mamainsen Point
Burreel
Jackson
Oscar Carleson
Jennie Barnes
Ryan
Threaten to darken Chicago union fight looms at gas shop
Chicago dispatch reports the People’s Gas Night and Coke Company may face a mass labor shutdown if it reinstates twenty teamsters at Forty sixth street and Stewart avenue and lifts its union ban. Secretary Turley says organized labor could paralyze the company, tying up plants nationwide. The dispute arose from a lockout after workers formed a Teamsters branch, with potential coal-haul refusals to pressure a shutdown.
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Chicago
People’s Gas- Nght and Coke Company
Forty-sixth-st
Stewart-ave
Turley
National Teamsters’ Union
Gas Company
Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters
Roosevelt Trust Tariff Message Draws Republican Praise
Washington observers praise President Roosevelts conservative trust stance and tariff approach amid calls for careful study of evils and remedies. Senator Dryden warns against hastily rushing to remedies while Lodge and McLaurin hail the message as strong and influential with support for early regulation of trusts.
Hill Opposes Trusts Says President's Views Level Headed
Washington December 2 James J Hill president of the Great Northern Railroad says the President is level headed on the trust question Large capitalization does not mean iniquity in his view He believes Congress should thrash out the trust problem and notes his company has nothing to fear while some concerns ought to be broken up and the people will not pay more for stock than it is worth He adds that dishonest concerns should be exposed and broken up
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United States
United States Bank
Virginia
New-York
Fulton
Livingston
New Jersey
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
United States Steel Corporation
Lodge
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Senator McLaurin
South Carolina
Tribune
Washington
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Hill
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