Indictments in Dodge-Morse Matrimonial Case
Grand jury indicts Ex-Justice Fursman and Wisham Hummel along with three others for perjury conspiracy and subornation in the Dodge Morse affair. Fursman and Hummel plead not guilty with leave to withdraw as Bracken and Steinhardt face separate charges or absence. Dodge returns to the city under parole while Morse’s shipboard arrival looms for testimony.
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McMahon
Court of General Sessions
Fegar L. Fursman
Couneel
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Dodge
Charles F. Dodge
Morse Marriage. Ex-Justice Farmer
Wisham H. Hummel
Jor & Hummel
Charles Feige
Doige
Mr. Hummel
Benjamin Steinhardt
Hummel
Eugene Bracken
Charles IF. Dodge
Texas
New Coun
Coun
Fursman
Steinhardt
Bracken
D. Kary Herrick
Berrick
McManon
Samuel Untermyer
Carlos W. Morse
Rand
Edgar L. Fursman
Herrick Rose
Rang
Herrick
Pat
Mr. Rand
Pursman
Bel
Sedge Fureman
Mr. Fursman
Herricy
A. H. Kaffenburgh
de Lancey Nicoll
John D. Sunny
Read
Maryland Cruiser Sets Trial Speed Above Contract Mark
Boston January trial of the armored cruiser Maryland showed an average speed of 22.306 knots, exceeding the 22 knot requirement. Built by Newport News, Maryland is the final ship in its class and may be the fastest if tidal corrections favor it. Pennsylvania and Colorado are noted comparatives. The run covered 88 nautical miles off Gloucester to Cape Porpoise, with engines delivering about 27,000 horsepower and a crew noting exceptional stability in winter seas.
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Boston
Maryland
United States
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Cape Ann
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
Philadelphia
West Virginia
Newport News Company
Thatcher’s Island
Gloucester
Cape Porpoise
Anonymous Gift of 5000 to Post Graduate Medical School
A friend of the New York Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital donated five thousand dollars anonymously through a corporation member. The gift, announced by president Dr. D B St John Roosa, is unrestricted and noted as substantial support for the institution.
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New York Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital
D. B. St. John Roosa
Big Telephone Merger Reported by Telegraph
Pittsburg dispatch reports that The Press says forty three of the country’s largest telephone firms have joined through a New York company. Details are to be announced at a Boston meeting next month with the combined capital cited in the anonymous declaration.
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the Tribune
Pittsburg
New York
Boston
Fire Panic at Lexington Avenue Hotel
A fire started by a lighted cigar on a mattress caused a panic at Lexington Avenue Hotel at Lexington Ave and 24th St. An employer woke guests as smoke filled the halls making it hard to reach the street. more than twenty people were affected by the incident.
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Lexington Avenue
Lexington-ave
24Th-St
Train schedule snippet from Florida and Atlantic Coast Line
A partial OCR line notes an afternoon 240 PM service on the Florida and Atlantic Coast Line route, mentioning Broadway New York and excelled service. The fragment suggests timetable context for a passenger train connection but lacks complete details or dates.
Well Dressed Sisters Arrested For Shoplift At City Store
A well dressed woman and her teenage sister were arrested at a Tenderloin department store on charges of stealing dry goods valued at 4528. Detective John F. Larkin and Miss Minnie Clancy reported the sisters confessed to using false names and taking corset covers a lynx muff and other items from several counters. Goods worth dollars from other stores were later found in their possession. The women claimed wealth and hinted at Newark connections.
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Tenderloin
John F. Larkin
6Th-Ave
Minnie Clancy
Grace Morton
Newark Ave
Jersey City
Lucy Morton
Larkin
Newark
Miss Clancy
P. Otes
No. 5
Jd Ave
Brooklyn
Young Bishop Exiled From Nicaragua by Telegraph
San Francisco dated January 27 reports Bishop Simeon Perrera of Nicaragua exiled after influence with the people and political tension with President Zelaya. The bishop left aboard the San Juan, landing first at Acapulco after being denied entry at multiple ports. noted for his diamond wealth and charm, his banishment cited as due to alleged political activities.
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Tribune
San Francisco
Simeon Perrera
Catholic Church of
Nicaragua
San Juan
Corinto
Perrera
Zelaya
Bishop Perrera
San Jose de Guatemala
Champerico
Acapulco
Mexican
Delcassé feuds with Socialists over Czar remarks in Paris
In Paris on January 27 Premier Rouvier faced violent interruptions from Radical Socialist benches as they shouted anti Czar slogans during a Chamber debate on the cabinet policy. Delcassé defended Russia as an ally while Socialist leader Jaures condemned his stance. The cabinet won a confidence vote by 410 to 107 amid heightened tension.
Four Diein Nogales Gambling Den Shooting Rampage
In Nogales Arizona four men are killed in a Palace saloon shooting spree by William Walters who entered drunk and opened fire on dealer Cowboy Johnson then killed proprietor M M Conn and monte dealer before killing himself George Beadle the cattle man was grazed and Walters died by suicide. Conn a well known Southwest sporting figure.
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Tucson
Ariz
Nogales
William Walters
Palace
M. M. Conn
Johnson
Walters
Conn
George Beadle
Southwest
Missouri Juror Refused By Jury Panel In Racial Biases
Kansas City January 27 William A Rollins a negro was summoned as a juror in the Circuit Court and discharged after four days fees without sitting. The panel declared they could not render an impartial verdict if Rollins remained on the jury and the court excused him amid protests from several jurors.
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Missouri
Tribune
Kansas City
William A. Rollins
Rollins
Rolla F. Jarman
Blizzard in the Yukon Reports Worst Snowstorm Yet
Vancouver dispatch describes the Yukon blizzard as the worst since the first white explorers. Dawson City to Valdez saw up to twenty four foot drifts with deep snow elsewhere. Miners suffer extreme cold and exposure with several presumed dead. Relief parties search for missing men from Fairbanks and Dawson while winds and drifting delay recovery until spring thaw.
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THE
Tribune
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Yukon
Dawson City
American
Valdez
Fairbanks
Dawson
New York Central Offers Fine Service to Midwest
Leave New York 5 32 p m arrive Cleveland 7 18 next morning Cincinnati 1 30 p m Indianapolis 3 08 p m 9 45 p m by New York Central Fine Service No excess fare Advt.
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New York
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
New York Central
Fighting at Home and Abroad Engulfs Rumors and Strikes
Oku's attack repulsed as Kuropatkin goes on the offensive across the line. Sande pas and intrenchments near Shakhe captured. Polish unrest spikes with Warsaw shootings and Lodz strikes. Ivanovo-Voznesensk alarm signals roar as anti Russian sentiment grows abroad. French deputies shout anti czar phrases over Franco Russian pact.
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Kuropatkin
Sandepas
Shakhe
St. Petersburg
Poland
Warsaw
Lodz
Ivanovo-Voznesensk
Russia
Empire
M. Rouvier
Chamber of Deputies
Russian Forces Seize Sandepas After Desperate Battle
General Kuropatkin reports Russian troops breached Japanese defenses at Sandepas after an all day assault with sappers aiding the breach. The push also overran Khailatosa and Kheigoutaya, captured 200 cattle, and took 100 Japanese prisoners while countering renewed Japanese pressure along the Hun River front amid winter combat.
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St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Sandepas
Khailatosa
Kheigoutaya
Khanchensan
Expansan
Hindkecheng
Wehei-Tai-Tse
Hun River
Pinehurst Resort Ad Keeps Sunlit Pine Appeal
Seaboard Air Line or Southern Railway promotes Pinehurst as the premier southern resort with a mild pine scented climate ideal for outdoor sports. One night travel from key cities highlighted to attract visitors.
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Seaboard Air Line
Southern Ry
Affray in Warsaw as troops clash with strikers
Warsaw reports a collision between troops and strikers in Lesgnost with two dead and seven wounded. Shops and liquor stores were looted, police fought back, and the strike spread from the morning. London notes grave conditions, bread shortages, and widespread unemployment amid militant action.
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London
Warsaw
Daily Mail
Work Ceases At Lodz During General Strike
Lodz in Russian Poland witnesses a general strike as workers halt in a city of about 150,000. The textile sector dominates with 264 manufactories, 26,000 cotton mill workers, numerous dyeing, flour, brick and machinery works, and a diverse population including Poles, Germans and Jews.
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Lodz
Poland
Piotrkow
Vienna
Moscow Labor Turmoil Advances as Ivanovo Strikes Expand
Alarming reports from Ivanovo-Voznesensk, Russia's Manchester, say two hundred thousand factory workers confront only a few hundred troops. Reinforcements will be sent immediately. No confirmation of major disturbances yet, but wages and resumed work stir risk of renewed strikes after payday. The day in Moscow passed quietly as printers returned and factories reopen south of the river.
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Ivanovo-Voznesensk
Manchester
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