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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1902

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Disbrow Held After Harbor Bay Murder Hearing

In Good Ground Long Island crowds cheered as Louis G. Disbrow was held after a grand jury presentation in the case linking him to the deaths of Clarence Foster and another man near Tiana Bay. The defense, led by Miles, signaled a likely trial to overturn evidence, while witnesses described a bloodied body and a leaky skiff tied to the incident. The court adjourned with Disbrow remanded to jail until the fall term.

Long Island Louis G. Pisbrow Clarence Foster Sarah Mr. Miles Disprow Foster Dim Lawrence Corwin Tiana Bay Disbrow Smith Dstrict Sheriff Wells Albert T. Hahn James Cassidy A. C. Mott Tiana Miles Mr. Mott Mr. Smith Rogers Squires Nelson Eddie Croker Dr. Chattle Sen Sherif

Extradition case of Gaynor and Greene to get diplomatic review

Secretary Hay will inform the British government that Canadian authorities are pursuing an extraordinary and unwarranted course in extradition. Marion Erwin reports that lawyers for the accused are tied to top Canadian officials, complicating proceedings and delaying transfer to Georgia over alleged embezzlement of over £2,000,000 tied to Savannah river and harbor work.

Washington John F. Gaynor Benjamin D. Greene Canada Georgia Savannah United States Hay Department of Justice Marion Erwin Montreal Gaynor and Greene

DOUGHERTY RESIGNS AS BROOKLYN WATER CHIEF

J Hampden Dougherty resigns as Commissioner of Water Supply Gas and Electricity effective July 15. Mayor Low announces Colonel Robert Grier Monroe will succeed him. Dougherty cites professional commitments and fatigue from managing water gas and electricity functions with friction rumored but denied by Dougherty supporters.

J. Hampden Dougherty Low Robert Grier Monroe Dougherty Commissioner Dougherty Monroe Rives Board of Aldermen Grout John R. Freeman Providence Freeman Suffolk County Citizens Union Organization City Conferrees Brooklyn William A. de Long Robert van Iderstine John Quinn Bronx George S. Scofield Queens Richmond Edward §. Brownson, Jr George Rees Board of Estimate Water Department

Devery Leans In To Fight Goodwin In IXth District

Former Police Chief “Bill” Devery declares a campaign against Tammany leader Frank Goodwin in the IXth District primaries. Ex-chief cites Croker’s influence and vows to battle from The Pump bar on Eighth Avenue. Goodwin allies meet at Horatio Seymour Club to respond while district leaders dismiss Devery as a hot weather joke.

Bill” Devery Frank J. Goodwin Tammany Xth Ixth District Committee Edward Brown Devery Ixth Tammany General Committee Goodwin Croker Far Rockaway Shepard Jerome Roosevelt Sheehan Buffalo Thirty-fourth Goodwin-Smith Horatio Seymour Club Deveryites Tammany District Tammany Organization Nicholas J. Hayes Tribune Bill’ Devery P. J. Scully Tammany Hall

Attack on New York Naval Armies Brace for Sound Passage

Washington dispatch details a dual naval and land defense plan for New York during a predicted August assault. General MacArthur, commanding from Governor's Island, will coordinate army and coastal forts including Fort Trumbull and Fort Mansfield. Naval maneuvers, wireless tests, and coaling trials are planned with Higginson’s squadron simulating an enemy fleet along the North Atlantic coast.

Washington MacArthur New York Brooke Department of the East Governor's Island War Department Naval Navy Long Island Sound Navy Department Atlantic Europe Pacific Sandy Hook Fort Trumbull Conn Randolph Fort Mansfield Rhode Island Fort Wright Fisher's Island Fort Terry Fort Michie Ethan Allen Myer Long Island Connecticut Madison Barracks Plattsburg Barracks Army War and Navy Departments North Atlantic Higginson New England Kearsarge Alabama Massachusetts Olympia Montgomery Scorpion Marblehead Hist William Swift Coast Artillery Narragansett Henry C. Hasbrouck New-London J. M. E. Davis Adams Wetherif and Greble Signal Corps

Evacuation of Tien-Tsin Nearing After Diplomatic Push

Secretary Hay’s prompt appeal through Yuan Shi Kai and Wu resulted in favorable replies from France and Germany. The powers will order their generals to abandon a precondition demanding Chinese troops stay 30 kilometers from Tien-Tsin, clearing the way for evacuation to Chinese authorities.

Washington Hay Yuan Shi Kai Tien-Tsin Peking Tokio France Germany United States

Vatican replies to Taft on Philippine friars

The Vatican rejects recall of the friars and says it will act through the Holy See as intermediary as the Philippine government plans to buy lands of religious orders. The pope hurried the response noting it can answer faster than America once took.

Mauch Chink Switserland of America New J Associated Press Rome Vatican Taft Philippines Cardinal Rampolla O'Gorman Major Porter Washington Philippine Holy See Roosevelt Medical College of San José Manila United States Tribunal of Philippine Islands Paris Spain The Tribune Association New-York Tribune America

Hudson Valley Collision Kills One, Injures Twenty Five

Two Hudson Valley Railroad cars collided at Caldwell late this afternoon. Mrs Stockwell of Stillwater was killed and twenty five others injured. One car carried an excursion party.

Troy Hudson Valley Railroad Caldwell

Furman and Mrs Campe Vanish in Suit Over Affections

Reginald Furman, defendant in a $50,000 suit by Ignatius B. Campe for alleged alienation of Mrs. Campe's affections, left Rye on Tuesday night with a suitcase. He said he was leaving town until the notoriety subsided. He rode a trolley toward Mamaroneck, and Mrs. Campe was seen in the same direction shortly after. The trunks were later removed from Lee Hurst. Separately, train ads announce new service and The 20th Century Limited fast trains between New York and Chicago via the Chesapeake and Ohio and the New York Central and Lake Shore lines.

Reginald Furman Ignatius B. Campe Furman Mrs. Campe Lee Hurst New Ro Chicago New York Central Lakt Shore New York 2Th Century Limited Advt

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