Two Men Held in Bribery Case Tied to Alderman Probe
John D Jr funded a scheme with $30000 to pay experts and gain testimony for aldermen probes. David Moter and Charles Duveller were arrested at 401 South 6th street Mount Vernon and 6 West 112th street for bribery of Marlborough janitor Charles Muller to corroborate Mary Goode’s vice testimony. Muller’s account triggered a sting with hidden officers and a station booking, as District Attorney Groehl and Deputy Sheriff Kelleher staged the setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Moter
South 6Th Street
Mount Vernon
Charles Duveller
West 112Th Street
West 47Th Street
Jastafeht
Charles Muller
Marlborough Apartments
West 58Th Street
Mary Goode
Aldermenic Committee
Grohl
Muller
Groehl
Onan
Maier
Duveller
Mrs. Goode
Mr. Whitman
Whitman
Mr. Groehl
Green
Keligher
Desi
Sordic
District Attorney's Office
Mery Goode
Detective Bureau
Thursd
Goode
Morning News Page Recap From Bulzer Harmeny Dinner
This itemized page lists varied society notes and city briefs including Rich Youngs Man to Have Pig Farm and Mrs Gould and Mi and Take Walk. It references Two Held on Vice Bribe Charge, Wilson and Bryan Confer, and Firemen's Demands Unsatisfactory. Also mentions Postofine Scents Big Fraud and Arbitration by Supreme Court. Mentions a Chicago murder case and a Panama related feature under miscellaneous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulzer Harmeny
Wilson
Bryan
Mre Goode
Gould
Wilwon
Supreme Court
Chicago
Mike Huif
Salle
Panama
Mickey
A. A. Ryan in Critical Condition After Operation
Allan A. Ryan son of Thomas F. Ryan lies in dangerous condition at General Memorial Hospital after an operation. Despite reports of improvement doctors say no progress and his wife and children stay with him as his father and friends visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Ryan
Allan A. Ryan
General Memorial Hospital
Ryan
Boy Tobacco User Slayer Arraigned in Atlanta
Seven year old Dee Frank Wilson, noted as an habitual tobacco user, was arraigned in Atlanta on a charge of killing seven year old Elmonte Herndef after a quarrel. Witnesses said Wilson retrieved a rifle from his home and shot Herndef, with mental state examination postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Dee Frank Wilson
Elmonte Herndef
Wilson
30000 Turkeys Moving to Christmas Tables
Washington December 21 Thirty thousand turkeys traveled by special train from Eastern Tennessee to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York for Christmas tables. A prior shipment from the same region before Thanksgiving added to the value of Tennessee birds, estimated at about five hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tennessee
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Hill To Educate Cripple Youth Gets Christmas Gift
Walter de Barrow a seventeen year old wanderer who lost his legs in a Great Northern Railroad accident travels to St Paul to meet James J Hill He writes blaming himself and asks for railroad work Hill replies offering artificial limbs education and a life position on the road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Walter de Barrow
Great Northern Railroad
St. Paul
James J. Hill
de Barrow
Mr. Hill
Woman A Forger On Dare Sentenced Five Years
Mrs Mabel Henson of White Water Kansas was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary after forging a $45 check on a dare from her sister in law The judge noted I never refused to take a dare She told the court I dare you to serve five years The incident involves her husband Joseph a civil engineer and the couple has two small children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mabel Henson
White Water
Kan
Hatpin Pierced His Nose In Wooster Shop
In Wooster Ohio on December 21 Alfred Canancamp a prosperous farmer was injured during Christmas shopping when a woman in a large hat swung her head and a long hatpin pierced his nose. The pin grazed his eye and extended three inches from the left side requiring medical extraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Ohio
Alfred Canancamp
Canancamp
Littleton Home Again Representative Returns on Lusitania
Representative Martin Aulleton arrived aboard the Cunard liner Lusitania after a quick overseas trip. He cited strong English press opposition to U S Panama Canal policy but said British business leaders understand the need for American control. He criticized extra sessions and noted no tariff impact until December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Aulleton
Panama Canal
England
Littleton
Congress
Xtra Neunions
Natal Sails With Body Of W R Reid Funeral Rites In London
The Natal bore the body of Ambassador Whitelaw Reid from Dorchester House to Victoria Station for transport to New York. Scots Guards escorted the pall, with Major General Munroe commanding, and a hundred guards at Victoria Station. The procession included the Scots Guards band, pipers, and notable attendees from the American Embassy. The ceremony, marked by a nineteen gun salute and mournful music, reflected deep national respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scots Guards
Coffin
Dorchester House
Victoria Station
Tribune
London
Ambassador Reid
Natal
New York
Pall Mall Gazette
Whitelaw Reid
Dorchester
United States
Scots Guard
St. James's Park
C. Munroe
Glanville Smith
R. J. Kentish
Royal Artillery
George C. Squier
Donovan
Chelsea Hopital
Stanhope Gate
Hyde Park
Hyde Park Corner
Grosvenor Gardens
A. E. Codrington
Buckingham Palace
Ogden Mulls Reid
Earl of Granard
Walsh
Irwin B. Laughlin
Symington
Navals
F. C. van Duser
American Society
GriMths
Rich young man 21 to raise pigs on Long Island farm
Charles Lamson Lehmann, son of Mrs Pran Guthrie, plans a large scale pig breeding venture on a Dix Hills farm bought by his mother. He will start with 50 hogs, aim to occupy much of the 153 acre property within two years, and is pursuing practical farming training at a New Hampshire pig-breeding farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lamson Lehmann
Prancon A. Guthrie
Park Avenue
Long Island
Randolph Soper
Dix Hills
Huntington
Long Island Railroad
Young Lehmann
Lehmann
New Hampshire
Kills Child in Her Pride and Threat to Self
Oakland widow of noble Japanese lineage killed her year old baby and tried to end her life over charity and family honor. She bound the infant to her body and struck with an heirloom dagger, then collapsed before a image awaiting rescue. she survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Kuke Kitakami
Mis. Kitakami
Mrs sage donates park fund in gold gift envelopes
Mrs Russell Sage arrived at the Arsenal in Central Park in an automobile and handed a box tied with ribbon to Park Commissioner Charles B Stover. The box contained 327 envelopes each with a $6 gold piece. An envelope will go to every Central Park city employee earning $2 a day or less, with names inscribed on each envelope.
Woman shoots man after refusal to wed him
Miss Mary Mitten went to Joseph K Hoerner 1126 Broad Street tonight and shot him under the heart after he refused to keep promises to marry her. Physicians fear the wound may be fatal. She had bought the revolver last Wednesday intending to kill herself but prayed and chose revenge instead to stop him harming other girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Hartford
Com
Mary Mitten
Joseph K. Hoerner
Broad Street
Monkeys and Cats Fight on Battleship at League Island
Telegraph report from Philadelphia describes eight monkeys bought in Mexico clashing with twenty cats aboard the U S S Minnesota after the vessel docked at League Island. Monkeys and cats tore at each other with three cats killed and marines called to end the deadly fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teipune
Philadelphia
Nixon
Minnesota
Mexico
League Island
Bedlam
Navy Yard Pier
Eall Marines
Family saves Sickles from prosecution
Albany report describes Deputy Attorney General Kellogg and Stanton Sickles negotiating to postpone state action to recover about 28000 unaccounted funds from General Dantel E. Sickles, chairman of the New York State Monuments Commission. Sickles promises partial payment from Spain via Mrs Sickles and notes funds were invested in Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Stanton Sickles
Dantel E. Sickles
New York
Monuments Commission
Captain B. Boaz Ends 50 Years Afloat At Sea
Captain B. Boaz arrived the Gold Dominion steamship Hamiton from Norfolk and retired after fifty years with the Old Dominion Line. At seventy he qualifies for pension and plans to live in Brooklyn the rest of his days, after years guiding ships between New York and sea ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As. B. Boaz
Minister kills burglar during home invasion
Memphis on December 2? Rev R F Kirkpatrick a Presbyterian minister armed with a revolver waited at a stairway after spotting a negro burglar at his home. He fired, killing the intruder. A Southern Railway advertisement follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
R. F. Kirkpatrick
Sulzer Dinner a Bryan Harmony at Waldorf
A harmony dinner for William Sulzer at the Waldorf-Astoria drew many Democrats though several party leaders were absent. Notables present included William Jennings Bryan and Olle James, with O’Gorman presiding and praising Taft. Governor Wilson sent regrets, as did Champ Clark and Tammany leader Charles Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Democracy
William Sulzer
Waldorf-Astoria
Wilson
Champ Clark
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
William Jennings Bryan
Murphy
Tammany
Baltimore
New York
Lincoln
Neb
Dix
William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
William Randolph Hearst
Mr. Murphy
Thomas F. Smith
Tammany Hell
Gond Ground
Senator O'Gorman
Mr. Sulzer
Ollie James
Kentucky
Martin H. Glynn
Morgan J. O'Brien
David Leventritt
Edward E. McCall
Jacob H. Schiff
D-Cady Herrick
John B. Stanchfield
Henry Morgenthau
Herman Ridder
Alton B. Parker
Norman E. Mack
William G. McAdoo
George M. Palmer
Bird S. Coler
Perry Bimont
Thomas F. Donnelly
John H. McCooey
John Fox
William A. Clark
James A. Phelan
Jefferson M. Levy
Olle James
Justice McCall
Augustus Thomas
Mr. Bryan
Sulzer
Pat Deat
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
O'Gorman
Taft
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John D., Jr
Reid
Meret
Lord Northcliffe
Seere Volonist Party
London Theatrical News
Europe
A. A. Ryan
Lad
Tennessee Birds
Hatpin
U. S
Dewey's
Evasons CO
Portsmouth
General Munroe
Colun
Frances A. Guthrie
Mrs. Sage
Santa Claus
U. S. S. Minnesota
Cuba
Florida
Savannah
Ally
Atlantic Coast Line
Wall Street
Spain
Sickles
Daniel P. Hays
Philip J. McCook
Boaz
Old Dominion Service
Southern Railway
Charming
N.Y
Finn “AveAave
Bryan Harmony
Hearst
O’gorman
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Semaeeey Bulger
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