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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1914

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Mystery clouds Moen millions fight widens

Levi Wilson revives old scandal and claims a 500000 trust fund in Worcester. Report says family of the Wire King plans to challenge claims as Frank M. McDermitt and lawyers pursue papers in New York and Boston while Moen’s heirs deny knowledge of a large undistributed trust and Wilson hints at a new battle over the Moen fortune.

Levi Wilson Boston Worcester Newark Levi Wilone Regeon Philip 1 Worces- Mase Tribbonaire Moen Fe Moen Fe He Now Coals Eal Bosse Frank M. McDermit Cerey New York Swyer Tribune Hite Ferrester Mare Nevel Moen Wilson Phin W. Mar Wilton Atst Dae Wilkon Mushow

Local News Briefs From Morning Edition Terse Scan

Local dispatches report bandit activity, a capture attempt and a rising tally of incidents. Several terse items mention plans and farmers' concerns, with sporadic references to militia updates and upcoming events.

Tango Taboo at Harvard Bans Tango in Classrooms

Faculty at Harvard restrict tango practice in classrooms to protect apparatus and instruments. Students danced between mers and recitations, causing root injuries to costly equipment, prompting the prohibition of tango steps on campus.

Har- Ard Nemien

Schoolgirl Disappears From The Bronx Home

Elizabeth Schacter sixteen left No 1 Bonner Mace The Bronx to go to Washington Irving High School Monday and has not been seen since. Her father Peter J Schaefer a prison manufacturer learned she often visited moving picture theatres before. After scolding her she seemed cheerful Monday but did not return that night prompting a confidential general alarm to Morrisania police.

Elizabeth Schacter Bonner Mace Bronx Washington Irving High School Peter J. Schaefer Elizabeth Schaefer Moving Picture Theatre Morrisania

Junius Morgan No Spendthrift In England Education Cost

Junius Spencer Morgan grandson of J P Morgan, Harvard student, protests England’s high education cost after learning Henry Field spends about 14 000 dollars yearly. He compares his own budget of roughly 1 464 dollars, noting he is not far above Hollis Hall peers, while Field’s expenses include hunting and lavish living.

Mayence Boston England Junius Spencer Morgan J. P. Morgan Harvard Henry Field Chicago Marshall Field Cambridge Morgan Young Field Field Hollis Hall Hollis Mall Phanix Club New York

Man Shot in Forehead on 107th Street Investigation Under Way

Giuseppe Piasteror of 217 Faster was shot twice in the forehead and killed last night on 107th Street near Second Avenue after walking with brother Vincent. Patrolman O Sullivan arrived soon after but no witness could name the shooter. Police detained Vincent Governale and three friends as they investigated the case.

Giuseppe + piasteror Vincent 107Th Street Second Avenue O'Sullivan 106Th Street Vincent Governale Javen Javen the Man Who Did the Shooting, Athough

Zabern Officer Honored Amid World War I Rumors

The report notes officers honored in the Zabern affair era with military promotions and awards. Colonel von Reuter, recently acquitted in a court martial linked to tensions between the military and townspeople at Yalwim, Alsace, is mentioned alongside Rear Admiral von Rebeurs Paschwits and Arthur von Gwinner, with details on distinctions such as the Red Eagle and Second Class decorations amid a broader list of names exceeding five thousand.

Werim Son Reuter Yalwim Alsace von Reuter Amon Adersirat von Rebeurs Paschwits United States Arthur von Gwinner Deutsche Bank

Shifting Fate in Somerset Murder Case Brings New Alibi Claims

Somerville reports a dramatic turn as Carl, jailed for alleged murder of Monroe Bilis in Bernardsville area, faces weakened prosecution after prosecutor Pope admitted lack of corroborating evidence for the boy’s confession. Carl’s mother Mrs. Sara Carl and ally Mrs Grace M Holly, detained then released on bail as authorities weigh the case amid civil suits tied to Bernardsville figures.

The Tribune Somerville N. J Carl Somerset County Monroe F. Bilis Basking Ridge Frederick A. Pope White Marble Fonteht Pope Grave M. Molly Carls Awaid Paul Carl Sarai Carl Pope Paul Ellis Cert Bille Carlane Charles W. Alpough Levi &. Trumbull Bernardsville Artie A Somerset Grace M. Holly David Kitchen Holly Anderson

Dangerous Illness For Mrs Burden Jr After Mastoid Operation

Mrs Townsend Burden junior lies critically ill after a mastoid operation gone wrong. Doctors report swift deterioration, with parents Mr and Mrs Dennis Sheedy summoned from Denver. The case draws noted attention due to prominent family ties and recent society status.

Townsend Burden, Jr Dennis Sheedy Denver Burden East Fst Street Tarden Bhanker Buredex Gorham Hacun West Sith Street Ust Newport

Hen in Car Demands Nickel Fare for Egg

A traveler on a trolley between White Plains and Yonkers found a hen in a basket laid an egg while he searched for his lost money. He asked the conductor to take the egg as payment for the nickel fare, and the conductor complied.

York White Plains Hiin

Beardsley Surrenders After Behalf of Family Promise

Beardsley from his farmhouse fortress agrees to surrender on Wednesday after his nine children are legally adopted by his brother. He defends actions taken to protect home and family citing a shooting incident involving Poormaster Putnam and law officers. Beardsley seeks bail and support from supporters while noting a wound from a child’s accidental discharge.

Mayville Sheriff's Department Chautauqua County Edward Beardsley Beardsley W. A. Hateh Jamestown Courtainty Putnam Goodby A. Beardsley

Bandit Surprised by Men in Auto Near White Plains

Arthur Bowcock a New York City title insurer employee was robbed near White Plains Silver Lake Park by a masked man who fled after a struggle. Deputies and locals chased footprints in the snow to an icehouse, leading to an Italian suspect jailed for questioning.

Arthur Bowcock Iwners’ Title Insurance Company York City White Plains Silver Lake Park Rowcock Bawcock Ogden Mills Heid Gy. Rogers Ret Westchester County Touneau Rogers Bowcock Teid Wightwayman Bowvork Masket Bowcock Hurriedly Explained the Robbery. ‘Athough Mr. Reid Mr. Rogers Pune Sheriff Doyle Bowwork H Haif Reid Doyle Moore Mercer Miller Joyce

Cleveland divorce rate prompts push for relation court

In Cleveland, federated churches and women’s organizations condemn a dire divorce record, claiming the city suffers a 40 to 1 gap versus Reno. They urge establishment of a domestic relations court to curb the alleged home-shattering trend and urge legislators to act.

Cleveland Federated Churches Reno Federated Church

Skaters Save Five From Lake After Thin Ice Breaks

A party of women and men escaped submerged ice on Jemem Lake yesterday afternoon. They were guests of J Oppen Helm of 60 East 7th Street, Tarrytown, New York. The ice had been cut thin and froze over, causing the plunge. Men grabbed the women and clung to the edge while others brought the party to safety. Rescuers drew the swimmers to shore using a rope and nearby help arrived.

Jemem Lake Arisles J. Oppen Helm 7Th Tarey Town

Warship Pattern Fire Destroys Priceless Models

Philadelphia on June 18. A blaze at the William Cramp & Sons shipyard consumed patterns for U S battleships cruisers and torpedo boats made over the last decade valued at about 50 000 dollars with total losses running to 150 000 dollars Fire alarms brought 30 40 engines and trucks to the scene as H W Hand vice president and general manager said the patterns were priceless and irreplaceable

Philadelphia Unite States William Cramp & Sons Ship and Engine Building Company Pattern Building H.W. Hand Cramp Company

Julia Marlowe III Stricken With Appendicitis

Actress Julia Marlowe III was suddenly taken ill with appendicitis in Los Angeles and placed on a special train for the East, with officials fearing she may be forced to retire from the stage.

Los Angeles Julla Marlowe Ttme

5000 D and H Men Ordered to Strike

Albans January strike affects about five thousand Delaware and Hudson Railroad workers from Rouses Point New York to Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. Engineers firemen conductors telegraph operators and trainmen walk out while shop and office staff stay. Trains run to terminals to avoid tying up mail and express. Union seeks reinstatement of two unsettled cases. Federal mediation asked. union delays to call out majority officers.

C. S. Sin Telegraph Federal Board of Mediation and Conciliation Washington W W. Hanger Board Grand Lodge Sinchin Coren Ase Order of Railway Conductors Hanger

New Jersey Without Governor For Twelve Hours At Midnight

New Jersey will be without a governor for about twelve hours tonight due to constitutional timing. The term ends at midnight before the noon Tuesday inauguration, leaving a brief headless interval despite a new governor set to be sworn in at noon tomorrow. James F. Fielder will assume office as planned.

New Jersey James F. Fielder

Mexican political ex minister Huerta and troops move in El Paso

Telegraph reports from Mexico City say ex minister and vice presidential candidate Jesus Floran Magon arrives to confer with John Lind as Huerta's mental state worsens. Admiral von Hintze expected to meet Lind. reports claim Huerta is a prisoner by advisers. Zapata forces threaten Cuernavaca and capital defense. Constitutionalist protests accuse U.S. troops of lax enforcement. El Paso gears for prisoner transit to Fort Bliss with strict controls to prevent escapes and disease.

Vera Cran Jesus Floran Magon Interior Mexico City Huerta John Lind Wilson Admiral von Hintze Mr. Lind Tribune el Paso Tex National Palace Tinet Huerta Cuernavaca Zapata Federal District Ojinaga EB. A. Benavides Juarez Paso Ofinaga Benavides McNamee Marfa Army of el Payo Fort Bliss

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