Victim of Strangler Found Dead in Arvant Hotel
A well dressed woman was found strangled in Room 4 at the Arvant Hotel at Sixth Avenue and 44th Street. The man she was with, described as about 35 with a light overcoat and dark hat, left 14 hours before discovery. Investigators catalogued jewelry and clothing suggesting a wealthy background as detectives seek the companion and motive.
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Arvant
Sixth Avenue
44Th Street
John Smith
Montclair
Neuer
Edwin Craigg
Hallboy
Craigg
William Droge
Denge
West 47 Street
Hetlensteig
James McCreery & Co
Fifth Avenue
Th Street
Jeff No
Cfors
Oine
Two Save 18 From Death Brave Rescue at Cuttyhunk
Eighteen men including crews of the barkentine Stephen Hart and Cuttyhunk Lifesaving Station owe their lives to Captain Sam Jackson and Frank Veeder. Heavy squalls threatened to wreck the vessel as the surf boat failed, but Jackson guided fourteen men to safety while Veeder rescued the remaining four. All were taken to the lifesaving station then to Woods Hole and on to Boston.
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Cuttyhunk
Mass
Woods Hole
Stephen Hart
Sam” Jackson
Frank Veeer
Cuttyhunk Island
Mhfesavers
Cornell
Hart
Jackson
Veeder
Italy
Acushnet
Boston
Secret Romance Ends in Palm Beach Nuptials for Addison
Harry Deering G Addison of Kent England, long based in Chicago, secretly wed Miss Theresa Broderick of South Orange New Jersey after three days of courtship. The ceremony happened yesterday at Bethesda by the Sea chapel with Rev Charles Temple officiating. The couple then began a brief Miami honeymoon before plans to travel to Chicago and London.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Harry Deering G. Addison
Kent
England
Jefferson Avenue
Chicago
Miser
Theresa Broderick
South Orange
N. J
George Holmes
Board of Public Works
Ireland
Oxford
Palm Beneh
Miami
Bethesda-by-the-Sea
Charles Temple
Addison
Nobleman and factory hand in Lawrence mass
Baro Kuno von Eltz, nephew of Hungary's prime minister, works as a laborer at the New Yarrow mill of the United States Worsted Company in Lawrence. He dons overalls, carries a dinner pad, and endures a nine hour day to learn worsted manufacturing for his country. The mill treasurer also serves as a director in the American Hungarian Bank, and von Eltz reports progress to the government on site.
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Lawrence
Mass
Gam
Baro Kuno von Eltz
Hungary
United States
Worsted
American-Hungarian Bank
Baron Fitz
Hutsi
Rene Baron Eilts
the Tribune
Poughkeepsie
Anna Marks
Providence
Mira Gloria Clayton
Boston
Edith Hawards
New York
Collingwood Opera House
George Snyder
Middletown
Arthur Ketcham
Warnale
N. T
Miss Marks
Miss Clayton
Clayton
Miss Edwards
Main Street
Vassar College
College
Church Street
Ketcham
Church
Pues Edward Leroy
Vassar
Vassar Hospital
May Yohes Remarks On The Hope Diamond Sale
May Yohe wife of Lord Francis Joy reacts to the sale of the Hope Diamond known as the Shoaden gem. She says the stone resembles a sapphire and would not fetch much in her view, noting the Hope collection includes brighter gems. The sale last week reportedly fetched 100 dollars to an unnamed buyer.
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May
Francis Joy
Debo
McLean
Minn
Faith Hope
Woman Praises Patrolman Gibbons for Honest Find
Clara Helriott of East New York wrote to the Mayor and Police Commissioner praising Patrolman Gibbons of the Fast New York station after he recovered a pearl necklace and a diamond watch found near Mrs Patketts home. The note followed her report of a burglary and a later return of the valuables.
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Theminuniaces Op Cumueine
Oansagner
Police Cenientil
Gilbons
Patketts
Ale
Gibbens
New Chicago Tunnel Opens Under South Branch River
A newly opened street tunnel beneath the South Branch of the Chea River starts operation today. The long tunnel, part of a future subway system, runs about nineteen feet long and is expected to reduce congestion and eventually integrate into a larger transit network.
One Patrolman Stops Anarchist Procession In Broadway
William Reilly of the Leonard Street station halted a large anarchist procession on Broadway and White Street, detaining five arrests including a Russian tailor Benjamin Weinstein. Patrols reinforced, a boy aided with a whistle, and several other riders and workers joined to scatter the crowd. Meanwhile, investigators found letters in opium dens tied to Elsie Sigel murder and police corruption, with federal authorities translating material and pursuing implicated officials and Chinese smugglers.
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William Reilly
Leonard Street
Reilly
Broadway
White Street
Gorelock
Hi Neighbor
Webster Hall
East 11Th Street
Denjiro Kotoku
Benjamin Weinstein
Wallabout Street
Brooklyn
Mwn
Fatrolmen Elsman
Elizabeth Street
Weinstein
Wren Weain
No. 335 Broadway
Hagan
Lowenthal
Pollock
Rractie
Aa Reilly
Jane
Hajean
Jawas
Lie Chesman
East #th street
Simon Prieman
Seventh Avenue
Eisenbeth Street
Inclding
Leonard [Etreat Sta
David Barry
Stone Leonard Street
Woodridge
Joh
Alexander Berkman
Itta
Revibaae
Bortilist Labor Party
Libouttiats
Tokio
Bayard Revere
A Titor
Columbia University
Louis C. Trata
Simon P. Abbot
Karl Samnenberg
Amon ©. Pollock
James Schlossberg
I.vanosky
B. Rosnon
Elsie Sigel
Franz Sigel
Leon Ling
Police Department
Flynn
United Stat
Enid
Treasury Department
Washington
Federal Secret Service
Fisie Sigel
Canada
Henry A. Wise
United States
Hic
GH. Dorr
Wolcott H. Pitkin
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Hoston
Chicago
Montreal
Pars
Beford
Opposition prompts withdrawal of Galapagos lease bid
In Guayaquil a mass demonstration led by Ignacio Robles protested negotiations with the United States to lease the Galapagos Islands. President Alfaro announced the government would withdraw the lease proposal amid strong public opposition, with troops deployed to maintain order as talks continued.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Galapagos Islands
Sefer Robles
Alfaro
United States
City Counsel Quarantined With Scarlet Fever
Orange J van city Counsel William A Lord is confined at home on Park Avenue with scarlet fever. Not a severe case, he will work by telephone for four weeks to oversee a legislative program including railroad grade crossing abolition bills he planned to push through the Legislature. The illness recalls a 7 year old attack when he nearly died.
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Orange
J. van
William A. Lord
Park Avenue
Bracken
Lord
Navy Officer as Aviator in Historic First Flight
Lieutenant Theodore G Ellison of the United States Navy piloted a biplane at the Coronado Country Club in San Diego California. The successful flight drew a large crowd and marked a milestone as the navy’s first managed aeroplane operation.
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San Diego
Cal
Dan
United States Navy
Navy
Theodore G. Ellison
Coronado Country Club
Belated Santa Claus Missed Sunday School Visit
Scarlet fever kept Neon Reiser Quincy Masston away from Christmas services at Chrysostom's Episcopal Church. Health officials closed the church over the holidays due to the outbreak. The incident delayed planned exercises, but concerts and candy distributions proceeded for the children after the holidays.
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Neon Reiser
Quincy
Masston
Santa Claus
Chrysostom
Episcopal Church
Board of Health
Miss Dorothy Arnold Mystery Deepens in Park After Dark
A caller claiming to be refined reported seeing Miss Dorothy Arnold in Park and Tilford in Manhattan on December 12. She described a low neck dress and hat matching press reports, and said the girl ordered candy precisely, suggesting she walked into Central Park after dark and may have slipped into the frozen lake area.
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Dorothy Arnold
John S. Keith
Arnold
Keith
Park & Tilford
B9th Street
F. T. Arnol
East 79Th Street
New York City
Central Park
Jack” Arnold
Miss Arenold
George S. Griscom, Jr
Florence
Italy
Othy
George S
Bryn Mawr
Griscom
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Bway
30Th St. N.Y
Pathan
Cincinnati
Oulvaie
West
oMcca
Florida
New Jersey
Baron Eltz
Lawrence Mill
Frouives
Ain
The
Dorothy
Neen
66Th Street
Palace
Jersey
Ellison
Miss Arnold
Mr. Keith
Buffalo
Arnold Counsel
Grisc
George ‘Am, Jr
George Griscom
Iris
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