Graft Evidence in 57 Counties Surfaces in Albany Probe
Fifteen of 310 highway graft cases are ready for grand juries. Governor Glynn’s probe, led by James W. Osborne, targets state departments with focus on the Highways Department. The plan is to press for investigation, naming Tammany leaders and former officials amid a sprawling web of alleged road-construction graft totaling about 10 million.
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Ginn
Paul
Shama
Geamiasion
Legis Agn
Tepdatare
Albany
Fem
John A Mennessy
Republic Assembly
Glynn
Frmghout
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hell
Govger Glynn
John A. Heemesgy
Goverm Glynn
Simoner
James W. Osborne
Jarett Benton
Alfay
Hennessy
the Tribune
Carety
Charles F. Murphy, Jr
Tammany Hall
Morning News Mix of Names and Scattered Events
Fragmented local item list with garbled names and topics. Mentions include treaties and social issues, Wall Street, city planning, appointments, bail release, and an obituary style item. Content is unclear but indicates a broad, unsettled news page with multiple disconnected items.
Pope comments on Castellane marriage case ruling
Rome reports the Segnatural Tribunal rejection of the Duchesse de Talleyrand's appeal from the Rote Tribunal verdict annulling her marriage to Count Boni de Castellane. The Pope regretted possible U S impression but said ecclesiastical tribunals decide on merits, independent of persons. He noted a similar decision in a separate case involving two Chinese Catholics.
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Rome
Roman Curia
Duchesse de Talleyrand
Anna Gould
Count Boni de Castellane
United State
Duchessé de Talleyrand
Count de Castellane
Joy Riders Defy Officer In Elevator Car Voyage
Two Joy riders Owen Lynch and Herbert Duncan hijacked an elevator at the Seamed's Institute No 2 South Street for about thirty minutes. They piloted a car in a gale along a vertical route at slow speed before Patrolman Wood halted the ascension. In Tombs court they were fined five dollars each and ordered five days in the workhouse.
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Seamed's Institute
South Street
Owen Lynch
Herbert Duncan
Wood
Sip Station
Maire
Joy Riders
Lynch
Dimean Wood
Bryan and Mrs Bryan Attend Billy Sunday Revival
Pittsburgh January 11 The Secretary of State and Mrs Bryan arrived at the Tabernacle during Billy Sunday’s revival. Police barred entry until identified, then admitted them with the choir as they sang. Bryan praised Sunday's work and planned to meet him before continuing to Washington.
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Bryan
Tabernacle
Billy” Sunday
Mr. Bryan
Washington
Sunday
Worry Kills E. E. Shumway
Jay Telegrape reports from Denver that T. Z. Shumway president of the Rocky Mountain Fuel Company died at his home today. Officials say his death was caused by worries tied to the recent disaster in the mines and related incidents.
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Jay Telegrape
Denver
T. Z. Shumway
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
Tay
Villa Plans Move On The Capital
Pancho Villa, after routing the Federal army in Ojinaga, announces plans to seize Torreon and Monterey before heading on to Mexico City. He claims large forces will outpace Huerta troops south of Torreon, with the expectation of entering the capital by January 1. Federals evacuated Ojinaga under pressure, leaving 28 hundred soldiers, two cannons, and 1,500 refugees to U S authorities with Red Cross aiding the wounded and displaced locals.
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Presidio
Tex
Ojinaga
North
United States Army
Pancho Villa
Mexico City
Villa
Torreon
Monterey
Mexico
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Toreon
Duares
Chihuahua
Huerta
Chier
Paschal Orozco
Ynez Salamar
Red Cross
Boeing
Actors in Cast of Fire Turn Alarm Misled
Actors Crane Collier and Hopper turned in an alarm from the Sixth avenue and Hth street corner after seeing smoke at the Hotel Gerard. It proved to be a chemist named Donaldson Jerobs demonstrating a new photographic flashlight process on the eleventh floor, the trio returning to the Lambs Club.
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Sixth Avenue
Hth Street
William H. Crane
William Collier
de Wolf Hopper
Gerard
Lambs Club
John Rankin
Donaldson Jerobs
Oc | Jcupiing
Gust
Oil dealer Albert Reinecke Ends Life in Barn
Independent oil dealer Albert Reinecke, 39, shot himself in his barn in City today. Despondency from business losses amid Standard Oil competition cited. He had suffered gas fumes two weeks earlier and had been in poor health since.
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Stanford
Albert Reinecke
Himelf
O Shaughnessy Held Up Near Vera Cruz Rail Line
Rebels cut the Mexican Railway last night isolating Nelson O Shaughnessy at Grayside station. Sir Lone Carden personally appealed to President Huerta on policing the line and British protection of its nationals property amid renewed capital speculation.
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Vera Cruz
Nelson O'Shallighnessy
Grayside Station
Lone Carden
Huerta
Bremner Willing to Die for Science
Baltimore dispatch reports Representative Hubert G. Bremner of New Jersey, who had 100000 dollars worth of radium placed in his shoulder to combat cancer, declaring radium remarkable and worth the risk. He says medical progress justifies the procedure and that he is ready for the scrap heap, yet believes the fight against cancer advances the race. He notes the treatment has added to knowledge of fighting the disease.
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Tribune
Baltimore
Hubert G. Bremner
New Jersey
Mother killed in race with death on trestle
Trapped on a two track 60 foot high Erie Railroad trestle over the Second River near Belleville New Jersey a mother Mary Oberwise thirty nine with two children attempted to cross as a train approached. The daughter fourteen? thirteen injured dying and skull fractured while the seven year old son escaped to the Isolation Hospital. The mother and two children had left a streetcar to reach a tuberculosis patient brother John eighteen at a hospital a curve in the road misled the engineer who barely stopped to spare the boy. The mother died and the daughter was dying in St Michaels Hospital Newark.
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N. J
Mary Oberwise
No. 1 Weatstreet
Newark
Mary
St. Michael’s Hospital
John
Olf
Forest Hill
Thaw Release By Bail Favored By Commission
A federal commission led by Judge Edg ar Aldrich finds Harry Kendall Thaw not suffering from manic depressive insanity or related disorders at the time of his 1906 Stanford White killing. The panel states liberty under bail would likely not threaten public safety, though it notes no opinion on his present mental state and defers final bail decision pending further court action. The report covers years of hospital records and trial transcripts, with Thaw and his mother attending church nearby.
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Edgar Aldrich
Federal Court
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Thawte
Stanford White
Thaw
Chow
Harry K
Harry Kendall Thaw
Frank Streeter
Morton Prince
Boston
G. Alder Blumer
Butler Hospital
Hinsane
Providence
R. I
Charles P. Bancroft
New Hampshire Hospital
Aldrich
Matteawan State Hospital
Harry Thaw
Will arrest Thaw again in Albany and New Hampshire
Albany January report states Attorney General Carmody intends to arrest and extradite Harry K Thaw in any state. Governor will back the effort and the attorney general promises further action if bail is granted or escape attempts occur. Proceeds to fourth page.
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Harry K
New Hampshire
Carmody
Atttorney
Felker
Astor Rejects Socialism In Open Letter
Vincent Astor refuses Upton Sinclair’s socialist plea, arguing cooperative commonwealth plans are impractical. He cites labor leaders opposing socialism and notes rising American living standards as evidence of progress under existing government and social structures.
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Upton Sinclair
Astor
Socialist Party
American Federation of Labor
Parish rector backs modified tango in Jersey City parish
Mev George Krausey rector of St. John's Jersey City joins debate on tango acceptance in Wins tlngham Palace parish hall. Bulletin quotes him urging poise and religion, endorsing open positions and restrained moves while acknowledging diverse views among parishioners and observers.
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George —. .Rausey
Jersey City
St. John’s
Bergen Heights
Winstringham Palace
Detective Price's Funeral Held for Bronx Detective Captain
The funeral of SAMUCH Karin Price, captain of the Bronx Detective Bureau, who died Thursday at St Luke's Hospital after an operation, was held yesterday at his home 156 Leek Street The Bronx. The Rev John Floyd Steen of Ascension Church officiated at 4th Street and Elghth Avenue.
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Samuch Karin Price
Bronx
St. Luke's Man
Gore’s Future Hinges on Woman’s Suit Trial Next Month
Oklahoma City dispatch details defamation and assault allegations against Senator Gore from Minnie Bond. Depositions cover witnesses including James Jacobs and Kirby Fitzpatrick, with ties to Oklahoma politics. Bond’s husband sought a federal post. Gore’s supporters seek a quick resolution before his re election campaign.
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Thomas Pryor Gore
United States
Oklahoma
Oklahoma County
Washington
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Arte
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James Jacobs
Democratic Central Committee
Territory of
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State Board of Public Land Commissioners
Representative Fitzpatrick
Tennessee
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W. Nh. Cardwell
E. T. Bynum
Epworth University
Senator Gore
Bond
Internal Revenue
Moman Prulett
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