Robinson Held as Broker Charged in Grand Larceny Case
The court heard that Greeley Robinson and partner Horace Greley Robinson, now in Paris, alleged in California stock sales for Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company were not representatives, while Inspector McCafferty reported creditors and complaints. Magistrate Breen noted the case as civil. bail was required.
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Petting Erend v
Gapenent Ould
Belleves
Chet Bettewn & Bodineen
Srm
Monres & Monroe
Monroe
Peraat
L. Hoffman
Robinson
Breen
McConville
Greeley Robinson
California
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company
McCafferty
McConiie
Wilson
Oakland
Cal
F. G. Robinson
Marconi Wireless
Campens
Larcitech
Walegate House
York Building
Adelphi Street
London
W. C
Mc Cafferty
Scotland Yard
Collins
H. W. Allen
Marconi Company
Horace
H G Robinson
Louis Robinson
McQonville
Hoffman
Robinson & Robinson
Sen
Horace Greley Robinson
Manney Robinson
Paris
War over betting law in Brooklin pits officials
District Attorney and Sheriff clash over anti gambling law enforcement at Brooklin racetracks. Assistant DA Elder accuses deputies of failing to gather solid evidence and questions the Pinkerton role in the Collins case. Hart, Amityville, charged with betting four dinners on Creation. deputies say bookies were recording bets. Sheriff Hobley defends arrest rationale and notes buckies recorded bets.
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Elder
Gee
Art
Adams Street Ile
Depi
Hart
Eider Yesterfar
Pinkertons
Collins
Tve
Hobley
Duke of Essex St hero saves by barrel tale
A New York East Side figure dubbed the Duke of Essex Street recounts a perilous rescue in which he entered a barrel to survive Niagara like falls at Fallensburg. He swam ashore with his family watching as onlookers, including Duchess and heirs, heard his improbable account and praised his courage.
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Essex Market Bar Association
Tesolu- Tins
Sullivan County
Meestair Zeltner
Tre
Louis
Second Avenue
Rosey
Zeltner
Realty board treasurer Richard Alexander dies by self-inflicted wounds
Dexter Missouri dispatch reports Richard Alexander, longtime Marble Hill advocate and treasurer of the Real Estate Board of Brokers, shot himself in Dover Maine while visiting his wife's grave. He had shown strange behavior recently and planned a possible trip to Germany before rheumatism prevented sailing. He leaves no local relatives. siblings live in Berlin.
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Dexter
Richard Alexander
Real Estate Board of Brokers
Marble Hill
Upper West Side
Harlem Ship Canal
Hudson River
Alexander
Dover
Charles Moehl
Fort Charles Place
Kingsbridge
Mr. Alexander
L. A. Avery Place
Mr. Avery
Germany
Berlin
Cracking Two Safes At Diamond Point Pen Co
Daring burglars drilled through twenty inches of brick to the Diamond Point Pen Co offices at 1% Beekman street Tuesday night or Wednesday. They blew open two safes and stole pen points worth $1.00. Patrolman O’Connell found the break in the masonry and the desk of manager H. B. Dods. pens and paper were scattered. Five prior robberies in three years are noted. a large safe had been moved to Fulton street after a January fire. The burglars left tools, but no usable clues.
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Diamond Point Pen Company
Beekman Street
O'Connell
Oak Street
H. B. Dods
O’connell
Fulton Street
The Khaki Purchases Controversy in Manila
An official statement explains Secretary Taft learned of the Manila khaki order only on June 30 and advised rescinding future purchases. The President followed, directing cancellation of future orders while leaving in place contracts already made. The action aimed to align with Congress policy for Panama Canal supplies and noted the Philippine scouts’ special local attire.
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Tribune
Oyster Bay
Philippines
Manila
Loeb
Taft
War Department
Secretary of War
Tropics
Congress
Panama Canal
Philippine Scouts
Grateful Coolness at Pine Camp
Pine Camp New York July 8 a 30 degree cooling lifted spirits as the First Brigade drilled and the Third Brigade carried out outpost duty. Twenty three officers completed a ninety mile test ride, thirty miles daily since Monday, despite heat. The 1st Battalion of the 24th Infantry sails to Camp Perry Ohio July 16 to manage targets for the national rifle and pistol competition. Company L of the 24th relieves Company C at Madison Barracks and joins the battalion for the trip. the 1st Separate Company Connecticut National Guard Negro is attached to the 24th for the rest of camp.
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Pine Camp
24Th Infantry
Camp Perry
Ohio
24Th
Madison Barracks
Connecticut National Guard
Keller Sentenced for Government Fraud in Quartermasters Checks
Daniel F. Keller a former army captain was sentenced by Judge Landis to two years at hard labor in Fort Leavenworth for defrauding the government of about 7000 through stolen quartermasters' checks. He was arrested in Kamloops British Columbia.
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Chicago
Daniel F. Keller
United States Army
Landis
Fort Leavenworth
Keller
Kamloops
B. C
Black Hand Outrage Destroys Pittston Home
In Pittston Pennsylvania the home of Frank Cerutti was wrecked by a heavy dynamite blast early today. The occupants were asleep and narrowly escaped injury. Cerutti had previously received Black Hand letters demanding payment for protection.
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Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Penn
Frank Cerutti
Cerutti
Footbridges Rising Rapidly For Manhattan Span
Construction of footbridges atop 226 foot towers for the new Manhattan bridge advances quickly. Consulting engineer Alexander Johnson says completion likely early next month. Bridges will support workers while erecting four giant cables, each 2114 inches in diameter and made from 9,472 wires. Total wire length 23 100 miles. Footbridge sections span temporary cables amid wind and cable instability. Over 100 feet of footbridges completed in the last two days from both river sides.
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Manhattan
Alexander Johson
East River
Johnson
Army and Navy Orders Issued From The Tribune Bureau
Washington July orders issued for Army and Navy. Colonel John Tweedale to Chickamauga Park board, Major Henry C Hodges Jr to Army War College, Captains Arnold Parker Ham Kephart to quartermasters and artillery posts, plus multiple coast artillery reassignments and academy movements. Navy transfers include Rear Admiral Ewinburne, commanders, and numerous vessel movements and port calls.
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ARMY
John Tweedale
Chickamauga Park
Sth Infantry
Samuel A. Kephart
Boston
Charleston
Coast Artillery
George H. M’manus
James M. Williams
Savannah
Harold E Cloke
Portland
Homer B. Grant
Narragansett Bay
Lewis S. Ryan
Delaware
Carr W. Waller
David Y. Beckham
George Blakely
Charles R. Lawson
Archie Bald H. Sunderland
H. Carpenter
Stephen Abbot
Frederick W. Phisterer
Gwynn R. Hancock
Allen D. Raymond
Stephen H. Mould
Ralph M. Mitchell
Francis W. Clark
Offnere Hope
Phlip H. Worcester
Coast Artillery School
Fort Monroe
Robert C. Foyt
10Th Cavalry
Joseph F. Barnes
2D Field Artillery
Military Academy
Matthew A. Delaney
Medical Corps
Philadelphia
Frederick G. Lawton
19Th Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Douglas McCaskey
4Th Cavalry
Mounted Service School
Fort Riley
James C. Dougherty
George Newlove
Seattle
10Th Infantry
Fort Benjamin Harrison
James B. Erwin
Edwin T. Cole
6Th Infantry
James E. Abbott
Signal Corps
William B. Colyin
NAVY
W. T. Ewinburne
Pacific Fleet
West Virginia
L. 8. Rodgers
Navy Yard
H. Phelps
Wisconsin
Naval Hospital
Mare Island
F. H. Poteet
E. T. Constein
F. L. Sheffield
Naval Academy
Annapolis
L. W Bishop
Reae
Denver
Y. C. Fremont
T. F. Ruhm
New York
Navy Department
Public Service Commission to resolve Broadway tree replacement issues
The Public Service Commission plans conferences with the Park Department and subway contractors to finish replacing trees along upper Broadway damaged by subway construction. Since 1902 planting has continued but many trees die yearly and the contractor’s work remains incomplete.
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Upper Broadway
Public Service Commission
Park Department
Commission
Smith
Samuel Parsons
Europe
More Charges Against Droege by Bar Association
Additional charges were filed against City Magistrate Otto H. Droege by the Bar Association in the Appellate Division. On affidavits presented by John B. Stanchfield alleging seriousness in Deer Park, Md., Justice Ingraham postponed the matter to the first Friday in October and ordered a referee appointed to hear and report on that day.
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Otto H. Droege
The
Bar Association
Supreme Court
John B. Stanchfield
Droege
Deer Park
Ingraham
New Eugenics Theories Debate Heredity and Environment
Dr Carl Kelsey challenges heredity as the sole cause of ability arguing environment shapes outcomes more than bloodlines. He cites wealth versus poverty, mentions Mendelssohn, and says feeble mindedness is a brain difference not a disease. He notes prenatal influence and maternal mental state have limited effects, while environment can alter disease and overall development.
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Carl Kelsey
School of Philanthropy
Charities
Mendelssohn
Germany
Pennsylvania
Singund
Dr. Kelsey
Dr.Welser
Dr. Kelsay
Keiser
Kelsey
Police Missionary Union Prayer Observance August 1
The Police Missionary Union records a prayer service observed from July 5 to 1% at the New International Christian Police Association rooms located at No 25 West 20th Street.
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the International Christian Police Association
West 20Th Street
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