Mystery of Edwards Death Favors Murder Theory
New Haven case splits over whether Charles A Edwards killed himself or was murdered. W H Edwards, nephew of the deceased, gathered new expert testimony to challenge the coroner's verdict and pursue a $5,000 policy claim against Fidelity and Casualty Company. Evidence includes blood traces and gunshot details at the Hiller home, with experts suggesting foul play and motive linked to Hiller family disputes.
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A. Maxcy Hiller
EB. L. Dowards
Hartford
Charles A. Hiller
Maxcy Tiller
Maxcy
Ed- Satie
Maxcy Hiller
Ice Seals Harbor Traffic Slows Ferry and Tug Boats
Ice filled the harbor from Hell Gate to the Narrows, trapping ferry boats Montauk and Brooklyn and slowing east and west river traffic. Tugs and a dozen rail line ferries struggled as wind and ebb tide kept a narrow passage open on the west side. The Calumet assisted boats stranded in ice while wreckers tried and failed to raise the Luckenbach tug. Patrolman Dilion died from a fractured skull after a park incident. City crews labored to clear snow and slush across streets.
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Astoria
Brooklyn Bridge
James Dilion
Central Park
Block House
Harlem
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Smelters Reduce Wages At Pueblo Mine Plant
Notices posted by the Globe Smelter announce a wage cut starting February 11. About seven hundred workers see pay drop from 16 to 29 cents a day due to decreased mine production. The plant is owned by the American Cities and Refining Company.
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Submerged Schooners Reported Near Cape Lookout and Winter Quarter Lights
A wireless dispatch from the City of Columbus reports two submerged schooners sighted near Cape Lookout Lightship and Winter Quarter Lightship. One vessel, a four masted schooner, stood upright with ten feet of masts showing, about six miles southwest of the Winter Quarter Lightship.
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Blizzard at Ballston disrupts transport in New York
Blizzard at Ballston New York halts mail delivery and farming, with blocked country roads and late steam trains and trolley cars. A Hudson Valley Electric Railroad snowplough derailed, blocking traffic all day as drifts hindered service.
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Torpedo barge rescued off Long Island in ice storm
The tug Nonpareil of the White Star Line rescued the Bliss company torpedo barge near Novack Long Island after a heavy gale and drifting ice. Twenty men were aboard the barge, which had been trapped by ice since Monday and narrowly avoided severe damage.
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Frozen to death while driving
Centre Moriches Long Island Feb 7 Seward Robinson a farmer was found frozen to death while driving toward his home It is believed he fell asleep The horse pulled the rig home without guidance from its owner
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Mother and Baby Stumble to Police After Desertion
Mrs. Mary Kavan, with an infant, sought arrest at East 7th Street station, claiming her husband deserted her months ago and she could not feed or house the child. Patrolman Waterhouse aided her to the station, where Captain Cooney arranged shelter and food. In night court Magistrate Herrman discharged the vagrancy charge and sent mother and baby to the Department of Charities.
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Man Practised Murder and Killed Wife Then Suicide
Denver February report says Jacob Koretzky driven by consumption illness and jealous rage practised shooting with a revolver for days to prep for the murder of his wife Rebecca. He fatally wounded her on the street last night then shot himself. both died soon after. The couple came from New York seven years ago and were natives of London.
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Kept Out of Hayti Alfred V Seaman Denied Landing
Alfred V Seaman merchant, stranded by Haytian officials after being forbidden to land at Port au Prince on the Alleghany. He traveled on Prins Willem I to reach Port-au-Prince and sought aid from the American Minister Henry W Furniss but was barred from disembarking. He plans to travel to Washington to challenge the action amid claims the Haytian government suspects him or his house of aiding revolutionists.
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Washington
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Golden Gate Treasure Still Lost After New Attempt
San Francisco reports another failed effort to recover the gold aboard the steamer Golden Gate which burned near Manzanillo Mexico after heading to New York in 1862. C W Johnstone of Boston leads yearly digs but pumps and gear failed. he plans another expedition with Eastern investors to return to Manzanillo in the fall.
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Detective Traces Burglary Suspect From Windy City
A Chicago detective, declining to be named, arrives at Police Headquarters to study the Rogues Gallery for E. Witmer now jailed in Chicago. Witmer allegedly found a sealskin muff lost by Mrs. Cecil B. Ruskay and a diamond brooch lost by Mrs. Thomas B. Peck, among other jewelry, and sought rewards rather than return items.
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Extradited Man Otto Adams Locked Up in Brooklyn
Otto Adams, body found in Brooklyn Rapid Transit yards months ago, was extradited from Jersey City to Brooklyn last night and jailed at Adams Street police station. He faced charges of sending internal machines to Mrs. Hattie Brower and Harry Carster and of placing an infernal machine in a hotel hallway owned by Mrs. Celia Coener at 221 Crescent Street.
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Jersey City
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Patrolman John Maroney Indicted for Assault
Patrolman John Maroney of the Brownsville station was indicted for assault in the second degree by a Kings County grand jury after an incident last November when he fought with three Italians. The Italians were fined $10 each in magistrate court before the indictment was returned.
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Fellow criminal name demanded in illegal registration case
Anderson Lewis of 18 West 63d Street was convicted of abetting illegal registration. Indicted with Red Duffy as alleged Yeutenants of Ross Williams, Democratic leader of the 17th Assembly District. Frank Bolienbacher also convicted and told to name his source by Judge Rosalsky who warned of no leniency.
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CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO Inks ads in bold print
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO cleans by compressed air steam and hand scrub on floors at 1554 Broadway 421 East 48th Street. COE EFRANDT and MANUFACTURERS of billiard pool tables bowling alleys Marx Bros New York ads list many offices and services.
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Employment Bureau Ad For Domestic Servants
Female. MME. JACQUIN. Employment Bureau, 6th Ave near 35th St. seeks cooks, waitresses, laundresses, chambermaids, kitchen maids, houseworkers. Call Monday for positions with private families.
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Professor of Situations Wanted Teacher Ad
Classified notice seeking visiting teacher with hours disengaged in English German painting kindergarten basketry and children specialty references and state requirements. Applications at Latest Method 1364 Broadway Uptown Office between Stith and Sith streets until 9 p m. Ad received at branch offices at regular rates.
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Classified Help Wanted Ads Spread Across City
Multiple listings show job seekers and positions including a high class manager, an artist portraitist, assistants to factory heads, bookkeeper, various boy positions, cabinetmaker, chauffeurs, collectors, compositor, draftsmen, and engineers. Locations span New York to Brooklyn and Newark with salaries, ages, and qualifications noted.
Multiple Fatalities and Thefts Reported Across Cities
Telegraphic notes from Feb 7 detail a series of incidents: a prisoner White Eagle attempts suicide after word of a death and child killings at Pine Ridge. a thief robs Dr Norton in Jacksonville. the Italian battleship Etruria arrives in Mobile. Ruby Walker, a teacher, may face fatal brain congestion after a wreck near Wabash. the Anselm steamer wreck near Belize shows all aboard safe but cargo loss likely. Additional items include deaths by train in Kittanning and Tallmadge, a murder conviction in Pristol, a duel fatality in Dubois, and a dynamite accident at Dolese & Shepard quarries near Hawthorne.
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August Hetler
Multiple Help Wanted Ads From Tribune Page
Classified notices show a wide array of job seekers seeking work from draftsman and engineer to druggist and office staff. Names, addresses, and brief qualifications appear for positions in Brooklyn, Manhattan, and The Bronx, with references and pay expectations.
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GOVERNESS AND PRIVATE SERVICE SEEKERS LISTED
Classified notices show multiple individuals seeking work or placements in domestic, clerical, and caretaker roles. Entries include a governess translator stenographer housekeeper companion janitor butler valet butlerwatch and various domestic staff with addresses and contact cues. Also notes employment bureau offerings and specific wage hints.
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