Glynns Osborne Inquiry Shapes Democratic Strife in Albany
Reporters describe the Osborne inquiry as a Democratic party clash aimed at undermining Gov Glynn's graft hunt and Smothering Whitman’s influence in Troy. Testimony links L A Melias to a $4000 state committee contribution and a contract change that boosted his road project profits, amid broader factional maneuvering.
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Tre Tribune
Albany
Jen
James W. Osborne
Whitman
Glynn
Osborne
Joseph J. Murphy
Troy
Sulzes
Vals
Gilyne
Patrick E. McCabe
Senate
Taammany
MeCahe
Sulzer
Tammany
Troy Murphy
Oeborne
Bate Highways Department
Becaue
Abraham Brees
L. G. Melias
New York
Democratic State Committee
Melias
Af Cormiasioner
C. Gordon Reet
Duncan W. Peck
Publi Works
John A. Bensel
Melius
Mellus
Josep Murphy
John N. Carlisi
Morning News Capsule of Unclear Titles
Fragmented readable items describe sea wrecks, security matters, and political notes. Names like Roosevelt, Wilson, and Rodin appear amid varied topics from diplomacy to domestic affairs and foreign events with multiple odds and ends.
Canal Ready In Seventy Days For Transisthmian Passage
The Panama Canal project nears completion with the canal able to cross the isthmus in about seventy days. Obstructions include the fucmradha slide at Culebra and minor slides nearby. Even after opening, several months of training will be needed for the operating force before commerce can begin.
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Panasma
Culebra
Missing radium worries doctor at hospital
A round radium wafer valued at $2,000 disappeared from Hahnemann Hospital after December 3. Dr. William H. Dieffenbach offered a $100 reward for its return as six cancer patients were being treated. Fol lowing the loss, lawyer Frederick Dieffenbach Jr described the item as a black disk with a rubber rim and warned the public of the dangers of handling it. A global alert was issued as a small amount of radium had recently vanished in Chicago.
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William HH. Dieffenbach
Hahnemann Hospital
Diefenbach
Frederick Dieffenbach, Jr
Broadway
Chicago
Films to Aid Religion The Coming of Columbus Shown in Jersey
Hackensack New Jersey tomorrow afternoon at Crescent Arcade Theatre Ridgefield rector Rev Lyman Howe leads Episcopal Church Social Service Commission in presenting The Coming of Columbus. Attendees include Rev A Peter Tulp and Rev August Elmendorf from Jersey City. No admission fee.
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Jersey
PRG
the Tribune
Hackensack
N. J
Crescent Arcade Theatre
Tdgefield Park
Social Service Commission
The
Episcopal Church
Lyman Howe
Ridgefield Episcopal Church
A. Peter Tulp
August Elmendorf
Jersey City
Girl to Push Liquor War in Baker County
Governor West seeks a hearing to temporarily remove Baker County Sheriff Fern Hobbs, with Fern Hobbs serving as special counsel. Colonel Lawson commands state troops at Copperfield under martial law, orders Nayors and bar fixtures moved to Baker, and warns railroad officials to stop liquor shipments into Copperfield.
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Portland
Baker County
West
Anderson
Fern Hobbs
Lawson
Copperfield
Baker
Nerfeld
Wealthy recluse leaves large charity estate
Mes Amelia Marks died ten years ago and left her estate of 100000 to charity. Executors will hold the funds for ten years paying small sums to 'poor Jewish girls' who marry poor Jewish men. After a decade the estate goes to United Hebrew Charities of New York to aid poor Jews of the city. Executors named include William H. Price Charles H. J. Wolfson and George J. Ryner.
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Deny Thortars Tecoe Orivur
New Runawick
Amelia Marks
United Hebrew Charities
Second Avenue
New York
William H. Price
Charles H. J. Wolfson
George J. ‘Yner
Thin City
Execa
Quick Wit Saves Many in Ben Indiana Building Collapse
A three story building collapsed in South Ben Indiana as pedestrians crowded the street. A quick witted boy warned others after seeing walls totter, allowing many to escape injury. A Chinaman’s body was recovered and two men and a woman were believed missing. Carpenters were at work nearby when the disaster occurred.
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South Ben Ind
Wat
Debria
Women Pray as Sea Floods Jersey Shore Homes
A nor’easter lashes a Jersey beach town with fierce winds and high waves. Dozens of sea walls and cottages lar kly deal damage while residents, including women and children, seek safety on the stormy shore. Structures along the fishery and North Beach areas are undermined or wrecked. the Octagon Hotel and church bulkheads are at risk as the storm closes in. Normal rail service is halted by washed-out tracks and flood.
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Otel
George M. Snett
Red Bank
Octagon
Charles Kell
New York
M. Naftel
W. H. Brady
North Beach
Louis Fitzgerald
Washington
Connor
Nelson Cromwell
Caleb Haley
Keil
James Branch
Green Inn
John Daly
Galilee
Dr. Knapp
J. J. Manning
Seabright Station
Packer East Cottage
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Wea
Normandie
New Jersey Southern Railroad
Sea swamps Coney Island to Far Rockaway shore
Severe coastal damage reported from Coney Island to Far Rockaway as twenty foot seas and a northeast wind battered shorefront properties. Bulkheads collapsed, seaside homes abandoned, and several cottages including Reington Avenue structures were washed away or threatened.
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Coney Island
Far Rockaway
Arverne
Rockaway
Leute Carmana
No. 24
15Th Street
Frank Lettmers
West 16Th Street
19Th Street
In & S
Carlton
Kiely
Ocean Front
Pleasant Avenue
Rockaway | Mead
Atverne
Reington Avenue
Mary | Autler
Kagemers Club
Antler
Hammels
Parsiuan
McMahon
Lee Gate
Gummer Cottyewr
Eliot Would Call God Our Father
Reston Jan 1 Dr Charles W Eliot Harvard president emeritus says twentieth century Christianity would drop God and use Our Father instead It rejects Eden miracles and literal Genesis viewing God as creative energy and will The church will value Jesus the person and human brotherhood while discarding dogma miracles and deities
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Hy Telegraph
the Tribune
Reston
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
American Unitarian Association
Unitarian Hteratate
Dr. Eliot
Review
God
Father
Adam
Moses
Joshua
Jonah
Eliot
Elot Christ
Church of the Future
Jesus
Assembly calls warriors for Speaker election in Albany
Assembly members from the city and others eyeing the Speaker race will attend in Albany early tomorrow. Chairman Barnes of the state committee traveled to the capital yesterday as Mills moves with Progressive Republicans. Hoff, Kings County candidate for Speaker, claims at least thirty Republican caucus votes, with forty needed for election.
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Assembly
Albany
Barnes
Brooklyn
Mills
Neaiver Guden
Friends of
Almeth W. Hoff
Kings County
Will
John E Reyburn Dies in Philadelphia Mayor Emeritus
John Edgar Reyburn, former mayor of Philadelphia, died in Washington. A native of New York, Reyburn served as mayor and was prominent in city affairs. The obituary notes his long public service and ties to Philadelphia.
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Washington
John Edgar Rey
Philadelphia
Colgate Weds Mollie Ledyard in Cazenovia Church
Robert Colgate aged seventy wed Mollie Fitzhugh Ledyard at St. Peter's Church in Cazenovia after a brief courtship following his first wife’s death. The ceremony drew about 1,500 guests and a later wedding breakfast for eighty relatives preceded the couple’s departure for New York and a winter southbound stay. Notable attendees included Colgate daughters from Long Island and New York City.
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Jey Teleerapa
Yne Thawne
Syracuse
Jan
Robert Colgate
Heacenty
Colgate University
Hamiton
Mollie Fitzhugh Ledyard
St. Peter's Church
Cazenovia
Colgate
Miss Ledyard
New York
Cizenovia
Mr. Colgate
Mann
Little Neck
Long Island
A. W. Rossiter
Glen Cove
Robertson
Ni York
Howard
Brooklyn
Vicki Colgate
R. Rt. Colgate
New York City
Auto-Suggestion Fatal for Syracuse Leader Hubbell
James B. Hubbell former County Clerk and prominent Syracuse resident died from hydrophobia autosen sation after a November bite. He sought care at a hospital where his wound was cauterized and antitoxin given. An autopsy concluded death likely from auto suggested hydrophobia, with doctors awaiting brain tissue tests for final diagnosis.
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Yracuse
James B. Hubbell
Syracuse
Hubbell
Mubbell
Radium deaths and cancer expert Busch dies at forty
Frederick Busch, renowned cancer authority and former chair of physiology at the University of Buffalo, died here from malignant pneumonia related cancer. He had joined the state cancer laboratory two years earlier and contributed through European and local research. Dr Busch underwent radium treatment and a Johns Hopkins Hospital operation two months prior, with Dr Howard A Kelly performing the procedure.
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Busch
Johns Hop ‘Cine Hospital
Baltimore
Kelly
Seizure of 10000 Cartridges on Ward Line Freighter
Authorities seized the Ward Line freighter Guantanamo bound for Tampico after a customs raid found ten thousand cartridges a dozen shotguns and several revolvers in hold with two crewmen detained and later released. President Taft era proclamation stiffened penalties for arms shipments to Mexico.
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Guantanamo
Ward Line
Tampico
Treasury
Albert
Hokensen
Hokenser
Custom House
Taft
Treasury Department
Mexco
Henry
Sandy Hook
Solicitors Department
Getton
Arrest in murder case rocks Nassau County youth held
Joseph Stholtkns was arrested by Sheriff Pettit at East Williston home of employer K. Y Cushing on a charge linked to a rucksack found in his room. Justice Frank P. Seaman ordered hold pending murder case surrounding Olea Zaretzki’s death, with ties to jealousy over her engagement to Jon Lowenkl. The investigation seeks clarity on threats and missing belongings amid a hotel keeper family.
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Joseph Stholtkns
Pettit
Nassau County
K. Y Cushing
East Williston
Long I
Frank P. Seaman
Olea Zarettki
Michael Zaretzki
Searingtown
Korlyn Reat
Stinlinwky
Justice Seaman
Olga
Jon Lowenkl
Hoslyn
Four More Warships Headed to Mexican Waters
Washington reports four additional dreadnoughts of the Atlantic fleet will move to Mexican waters, boosting forces near Huerta’s regime while a State Department warning cautions Americans against returning to Mexico. Officials hint at potential action by President Wilson as secrecy surrounds naval movements and base exercises near Guantanamo and Culebra.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Fletcher
Mexico
State Department
Wilson
Lind
Pask Christian
Eireles
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Guantanamo
Culebra
Porto Rico
Mexican
Philadelphia
Hancock
Pensacola
Fla
Prainig
Huerta
Gulf
War Department
Department of State
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Osborne Inquiry
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Sever
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Soren
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Mexino
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Cullen
Batley
Amnity
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Butt
Thawik Countess Leary
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bin Hornades
Carmody
Mien LM
Roosevett
Sendh
Tuton
Ners
Haroard
Jamer Blere
Altman
Poeser
Praines
New Haven
Eliot Piads
Federain
Ojinaga
Kermit Roosevelt
Davis
Fellag
Armmire
Jerdon Society
London
Mines
Wades
Vya
CANAL
Boy
Jersey Resort
Octagon Hotel
Dange
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Harvard
John E. Reyburn
Ledyard
F. C. Busch
Havana
Atlantic Coast Line
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East Coast
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