Warrant Issued for Gen Sickles Bonded Authority in Civil Suit
Sheriff Harburger postpones arrest for Gen Daniel Sickles to allow time to secure a bondsman while a civil action seeks repayment of more than twenty eight thousand dollars misappropriated from the New York Monuments Commission. Deputy A G Kennedy filed papers in Albany with Justice Rudd.
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Harburger
Warrior
Daniel E. Sickles
Julius Harburger
Ludlow Street
New York Monuments Commission
Franklin Kennedy
Carmody
Rudd
Supreme Court
Albany
Monument Commission
Kennedy
Belmont
General Sicktes
Fifth Avenue
Wolf
Local Morning News Briefs: Fatal Collision and More
A jumble of short items reports a fatal elevated roadway collision, a Grand Central disturbance, gambling issues at Gibraltar, warrants tested at six subway sites, honors at a Moss dinner, Curren probes the detective bureau, a wild West show in saloons, a torn bride shopping ban, Senator Wagner outlines a report, an arrest for scratching, political trials, a bank lawsuit, and various local affairs across the region from New England to state bars and fire insurance talks.
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Grand Central
Gibraltar
Walters
Honor Moss
Curren
Wild West
Wagner
Hank
High Bridge Bank
Wilton
Mis Island
Mother-in-law vote advised to curb meddling say Mrs Elliott
Mrs Maud Howe Elliott at the Progressive party conference proposes that allowing mothers-in-law to vote could channel their energy into public work and reduce divorces and home interference. The discussion appears amid a broad section of international news and notices in the issue.
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Sir Paul
Maud
Howe Eliott
St. Paul
Progressive Party
Maniac Prances Through Grand Central Waiting Room Rampage
A deranged former prizefighter, Louis S. Miller, escaped from Hudson Street Hospital and began attacking people in the Grand Central waiting room. Police restrained him after a struggle, a straitjacket applied, with Miller later reporting a prior accident and skull fracture. he faced likely death from his injuries at Bellevue Hospital.
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Louis S. Miller
Grand Central Terminal
Maniac
Bellevue
Hudson Street Hospital
Grand Center Termine
East Sall Street
Bellevue Hospital
Louis 8
Miller
Quartermaster’s
Governor's Island
Puulice Inter
Carter
Eleventh Avenue
Hudson Street
Grand Central
Gallagher
Ad Miller
Teo
Hiler
Gibraltar Surrenders 10 Police Gambling Raid in New York
Police stormed the Gibraltar gaming house at 6 Stuyvesant Square in New York, arresting Levy on a charge of keeping a public nuisance after a secret getaway and trapdoor were discovered. Sixty-one patrons were inspected and released. expensive gambling gear was found in a hidden room.
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New York
Third Avenue
Tally
Levy
Stn |At
Rosenthal
Fatal Third Avenue elevated crash kills officer and injures many
A rear end collision between trains on the Third Avenue elevated line near West and Houston streets killed John M. Gleason, 23, a MacDougal Street police officer, and injured several others including Hearn Michael and Levine Bernon. The motorman escaped serious harm, and one boy claimed responsibility before being arrested for homicide. Fire and medical crews, including Bellevue Hospital, treated the injured as cars were burned and authorities investigated the cause.
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Haeman
Third Avenue
Mit Heo Mhatormin
Hearn
Czar Gives Montenegrins 2 Million Kilograms of Corn
The Russian emperor presents 2,000,000 kilograms of corn to the Montenegrin people amid wartime distress. The gift aims to relieve shortages caused by the ongoing conflict and support the Montenegrin population.
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Czar
Cottinie
Jan
Human Bomb Convicted In Central Police Station Plot
Carl Rieder Daeb known as the human bomb was found guilty by a jury in a central police station terror plot case. He attempted to detonate an infernal device and dynamite in an inhabited area after prior trial ended in a hung jury. The defendant mocked officers during testimony and faced the Atlantic Coast Line schedule notes and other fare details adjacent to the report.
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Los Angeles
Carl Rieder
Daeb
Riedebach
Riedelbach
Hin
Army sword chosen as standard for all arms
Major General Teanard Wood and a board of officers select a new sword to standardize arms across the service. The blade, 35.5 inches long, is straight and narrower, designed for both cutting and thrusting, and echoes the weapon used by Napoleon's cuirassiers.
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Washington, Tl
Teanard Wood
Town aims to be catless in Berkeley heightens smallpox scare
Berkeley police declare January campaign to rid town of cats to protect public health. Officers with rifles shoot cats on sight, regardless of pedigree or ownership, as city pursues first catless status in the country.
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Herkeley
Cal
Jan
Police
Berkeley
Baby by parcel post delivers first mail baby
The first mail carrier to deliver a baby by parcel post arrives in Glen Este. The infant weighed 1% pounds, was 20 inches long, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs Beagle. The package addressed to the grandmother Mrs Louis Beagle, about a mile away, was delivered after postage was paid.
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Pasar
Ma de Lotieix
Rica
Jrureel
Jun
Dess Beagle
Glen Este
Lytle
Louis Beagle
Eye Injury Opera tion Restores Sight For Worker
John Williams, a Diamond Soda Water Manufacturing Company employee, was hit in the eye by a fragment of glass from a bottle burst while filling seltzer. Dr Joseph H Ball operated at Brower Hospital removing the glass from the eye and eyelid, with Williams to wear bandages and a long recovery, but expected to regain sight.
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Brower Toxpital
John Williams
Diamond Soda Water Manufacturing Company
East 43d Street
Williams
Joseph H. Ball
The
Homeopathe College
Flower Hospital
Ball
More Trouble for Police Curran Now Asked to Probe Cost of Living
A report alleges policemen face low wages and possible graft to support families, prompting an Aldermanic committee to study police living costs. The item notes public concern over police pay and integrity amid mounting economic strain. The piece also mentions Lincoln and a 79 year old Lincoln associate, with irregular details scattered through the damaged text.
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Curran
Linnan
Lincoln
Rioters clash with police during Broadway Fifth Ave march
After a mass meeting in Union Square, about 2000 striking waiters and kitchenmen marched up Broadway and Fifth Avenue. They shouted verses, waved hats, and hurled rocks at hotel windows, including the Waldorf Astoria and Hoffman House, as police dispersed the crowd with mounted officers and reserves. Regan denounces police protection while noting his private guards’ roles.
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Union Square
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Waldorf-Astoria
Astor Court
Waldo
Knickerbocker
James B
Speleck
Walde
Knicker
Regan
Croker
Haltorms
The
Spe
Elling
Astor
McAlpin
St. Regis
Plats
Uptown
West Wth
47Th Street
Cross Streets
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Maurice Dumas
Patrick Quintary
Brestin
Shanley
Loase
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Romania
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Rumania
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Florida
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Vciaurtot
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