Missing Dr. Cate found in Springfield police station
Dr. William H. Cate of Lakewood New Jersey long missing since December 9 is now held in Springfield Massachusetts police custody as a possible key to the Carrie Brouwer death case. A man identified as George H. Wilson was jailed under a false name after memory loss left him unable to identify himself.
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Tribune
Springfield
Mass
William H. Cate
Lakewood
N. J
New York
Carrie B. Brouwer
Tom’s River
Albany
George H. Wilson
Wilson
Fitchburg
W. H. Cate
Dr. Cate
Poughkeepsie
Coreys to Meet Here
Pittsburg reports W Ellis Corey president of United States Steel will meet wife Laura Cook Corey in New York early next week. She will not discuss reconciliation. Divorce suit will proceed. Supporting friends say she will not discuss settlement though Corey may seek talks to keep Mabelle Gilman linked to the affair from public view.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
W. Ellis Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Laura Cook Corey
New York
Chase will questioned over will drawn by astrologer in millionaire test
Salem reports the will of Jennie Phillips Chase, who died last September in Swampscott, is under DA scrutiny. It names adopted son De Forest Woodruff Chase as sole heir though he died in Boston last week. Dr Horace Chase, widower and heir, faces a contested claim from Chase’s siblings amid questions of the will drafted by Oliver Ames Gould, an astrologer.
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Salem
Mass
Jennie Phillips Chase
Swamp- Scott
Oliver Ames Gould
Horace Chase
Maine
Janes
Mrs. Chase
Dr. Chase
W. H. Culliton
Phillips
Gould
Chase
Murphy Indorsed Notes Prompt City Bank Scrutiny
Charles F. Murphy, Tammany leader, backed the New-York Contracting and Trucking Company with $155,000 in notes indorsed by him and held by Mercantile National, Gansevoort, and New Amsterdam banks. City officials reviewed deposits over two years after Mayor McClellan ordered scrutiny, finding the banks were depositories for city funds. Murphy denied personal interest or receipt of funds from the company during testimony, while his brother John J. Murphy, president, asserted no ties.
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Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
New-York Contracting and Trucking Company
John J. Murphy
Mercantile National
Gansevoort
New Amsterdam National
McClellan
Murphy
Chamberlain Keenan
Chamberlain Campbell
Delany
Keenan
Murphy-Gaffney Company
Patrick Keenan
Tammany
Mr. Hughes
New-York
Mr. Murphy
Consolidated Gas Company
Astoria
Secrets of Mutual Life probing eyes on board
The Truesdale housecleaning committee will hand over its records to legislative investigators as District Attorney Jerome prepares indictments against Mutual Life Insurance officials and other firms. Trustees split over proposed reforms while new agency cuts and policy term changes loom ahead.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company
Truesdale Housecleaning Committee
Mutual
Armstrong
Hughes
Truesdale
D. Cady Herrick
William G. Choate
Bainbridge Colby
Jerome
The
New York Life
Mayer
Legislative Committee
Herrick
Choate
Colby
Minister Drugged Mystery Shocks New York Church Link
Dr Ryan of Bellevue reported Presbyterian minister Irving D Wildey of Cold Spring found in a helpless state at 3d Avenue and 35th Street after which hospital officials said he recovered and left. Brother Ray Wildey headed to see him as police pondered the case described by hospital staff as alcoholism but noted the absence of alcohol effects and a powerful drug possibly given to him.
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Ryan
Bellevue Hospital
Irving D. Wildey
Cold Spring
N. Y
3D Ave
35Th-St
Ray Wildey
West S4th St
Wildey
Doherty
East 35Thst
McKenzie
Bellevue
Ray E. Wildey
New York
Partners in law and life wed in San Antonio
District Attorney T. Charles Baker married his law partner Miss Mary Braden today. Braden has practiced in civil courts for several years.
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the Tribune
San Antonio
Tex
Charles Baker
Mary Braden
Trains 101 and 101A Operated Through January 8
Long Island Railroad advises Train 101 departing 34th Street at 10 30 a m and Train 101A from Amagansett at 5 25 p m will be operated until January 8 inclusive.
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34Th St
Amagansett
January 8Th, Inc
J J Hill to retire from railroad work
St. Paul reports that James J. Hill will retire from active railroad work around New Year. He admitted retirement soon but gave no exact date, earlier suggesting January 1. Louis W. Hill will succeed him as first vice president, followed by James N. Hill as vice president of the Northern Pacific.
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Tribune
St. Paul
James J. Hill
Hill
Louis W. Hill
James N. Hill
Northern Pacific
Minnesota
Skill Wins Rich Bride in Quiet Ithaca Wedding
Ithaca New York December 26 Patrick T Kelly a longtime coachman for Miss Margaret B Fisher an elderly local heiress married her at her home in South Geneva The Rev E A George officiated The bride who is about sixty and refined with a fortune estimated over 100000 moved to Ithaca five years ago from Mecklenburg Schuyler County Kelly formerly worked at a local livery stable Their courtship began when he drove for her and grew into marriage
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Tribune
Ithaca
N. Y
Patrick T. Kelly
Margaret B. Fisher
South Genevast
E. A. George
Congregational Church
Miss Fisher
Mecklenburg
Schuyler County
Kelly
No Police Offer to Gen Wheeler in New York Plan
Princeton mayor denies any offer to Brigadier General Joseph Wheeler as Police Commissioner of New York. He says he has not seen Wheeler in two years and has heard no rumor of such a bid.
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the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
McClellan
Joseph Wheeler
New York
Moscow Revolt Near Collapse in Red Uprising
Moscow revolts appear crushed as insurgents make last stand in the square. St. Petersburg reports police capture of top rebel leaders and weapons caches. Government declares martial law strict. meanwhile Odessa unrest and efforts by Reds meet strong counteraction.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Associated Press
Fighting Revolutionary Organization
Warsaw Ready to Rise Amid Railway Strikes and Unrest
Warsaw and Lodz report coordinated labor action as street railway and steam railroad workers strike. Authorities mobilize troops, detain union leaders, and warn of an armed rising echoing Moscow. In Lodz, workers threaten a strike and coal districts risk armed action with about twelve thousand ready.
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Warsaw
Der
Moscow
Lodz
Dee
Rebels Hemmed In As Moscow Reports Street Fighting
Telegram from Moscow says fighting in St. Petersburg continues with troops gradually gaining the upper hand. Insurgents are ringed in a quad near Brest Station, using felled trees, telegraph poles and streetcars as entanglements. Fires are nearly out and authorities move to curb striking workers.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Moscow
Brest
Tverskaia
Tverskoi
Sadovia
Bronnia
Russians battle for Moscow center amid reinforcements
St. Petersburg dispatch reports Moscow centers held by troops awaiting expected reinforcements from multiple directions. Four dragoon regiments from Warsaw move by rail. authorities struggle to redeploy forces, as revolutionists fortify outskirts with trenches and barbed entanglements. A Syrtin Works fire killed hundreds as cavalry and artillery surrounded workers. Six automatic guns confirmed. Governor General Doubassoff orders arms searched and house owners liable for concealment.
Cure for tired men and soviet is women
Bureau of Information at Hot Springs Arkansas offers literature and guidance. Advertisement mentions W E Hoyt and G E P A of Mo Pac Rv Broadway New York as contacts. Promotes elegant hotels and ideal winter climate as part of the appeal.
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Wr Bureau of Information
Hot Springs
Ark
W.E. Hoyt
Mo. Pac. Rv
Broadway
New-York
Advi
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