Defence seeks Carman maid who vanishes in murder case
District Attorney Lewis J. Smith said a key witness Celia Coleman, the Carmans' enslaved maid, may appear before the grand jury. Prosecutors plan to present multiple witnesses while the defense searches for the missing nurse to counter testimony about the night of the shooting.
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Tribune
Freeport
X.Y
Lewis J. Smith
George Lecounse
Florence Carman
Louise Bailey
Zavin Carman
Carmans
Celia Coleman
Cebu
Smith
Night
Mrs. Carman
Celia
Carmen
Grand Jury
Dr. Cartoon
Gels Coleman
Howe
Abe
Connecon
Unclear Words From Morning News Briefs
A fragmented news page mentions various items including a flight, a trial, a cruise, and international events. Names and places appear jumbled, with references to political meetings, finance, and wartime topics amid scattered captions and headlines.
Miss Foley Drowns Trying Hudson River Swim Record
Miss Mary Foley aged twenty eight drowned while attempting to swim the Hudson River to beat recent women’s record. Her body was recovered near Rockland Lake after she reportedly succumbed to cramps during the crossing. She had come from Boston and wagered a ring on the outcome.
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Rockland Lake
Mary Foley
Hudson River
Sing Sing
Ex-Sergeant Duffy Freed to Garden Off Prison Wall
Peter Duffy former Harlem graft suspect under ex-Inspector Sweeney has secured a steady job outside Sing Sing Prison. He works gardening and stable duties across the street from the entrance aided by Tam many influences and Warden McCormick. Other trusted inmates protest noting Duffy wears no convict uniform while veteran criminals remain confined in city suits.
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Peter Duffy
Harlem
Sweeney
Walle
Sing Sing
Thomas J. McCormick
Putty
W. J. Cummins Bane
David Sullivan
John A. Qualey
Duffy
Gasining
Yonkers
Excursion Steamer Rosedale Runs Aground Off Hammel's
The 700 aboard the Rosedale, on a Rockaway to this city run, went aground on Russell Bar in dense fog near Hammel's Long Island. Lifeboats ferried passengers ashore while Captain Merry Smith ordered anchoring and rapid transfer as the vessel drifted onto the bar.
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Rosdal
Rockaway
Russell Bar
Hammel’s
Long Island
Merry Smith
Hammel's
Rosedale
Smith
Hammel
Dead Man Proves Alibi in Pawling Case
Thomas Ryan of Milltown near Carmel allegedly dead and buried four weeks ago reappears in Pawling to dispute his own death. The case involves Mrs Ryan who believed he was widow, and Mee Patrick Clancy of Danbury who reported her husband missing.
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Armel
Thomas Ryan
Milltown
Carmel
Pawling
Putnam County
Ryan
Danbury
Diana Brown in critical condition after suicide attempt
Diana Jady Brown, tied to the Siegel divorce case, was found near death by poison in her Minden apartment. She had fled Boston with a nurse, then was moved to Maine coast as detectives pursued her, with her status described as serious for days.
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Providence
Diana Jady Brown
Minden
Sporann
Siegel Department
Mra
Siegel
Brown
Boston
Riegel
Ince
Ie Us
Veident
Tribute to martyrs as anarchists march in Union Square
Thousands gathered in Union Square as police kept order during a tribute by anarchists to Caron Hansen and Berg, victims of the Lexington bomb. Speakers including Frank Urban denounced oppression and urged free speech while rival groups held anti anarchist rallies nearby.
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Union Square
Caron
Hansen
Berg
Lesington Av
17Th St
Alexander Berkman
Broadway
Fourth
Natore
Schmittberger
Rubin
International Peace Forum
Frank Urban
Anarchy
Socialiain
Cet
Urban
Prohibitionists
MISS DAVIS LEADS GLIB TALK OF WAR ISLAND SERVICE
Katherine B. Davis the Commissioner of Correction visited Blackwell's Island prison and spoke with prisoners while a guard detail escorted her. She preached to Jewish Catholics Protestants and delivered remarks on law and self control as leaders among inmates listened.
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Miss Davis
War Island
Sir E. Carson
Katherine B. Davis
Correction
Blackwell's
Warden Hayes
Davie
Hegin
Louis Hernstein
Mats Tony
Sarvier
Youtording
Itle
Rabbi Koff
Bedford Reformatory Wiel
Partridge Rising to Frightfully Tame in Connecticut Farm
In North Colebrook John G. Hall and his family observe a mother partridge with seven chicks wandering near the house and feeding with chickens daily. The birds appear unusually domesticated and unafraid of human presence, even aging within line of sight of the highway. Washington reports Ambassador Jos Willard with permission to return briefly to the United States to handle personal matters.
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Winsted
Conn
John G. Hall
Colebrook
Hell
Washington
Jowes Willard
Anain
United States
Sloane suicide ends Oswego man’s picnic tragedy
George N. Sloane a retired Oswego NY businessman leaped from a Rye Lake bridge after a quarrel with an attendant killing himself. His body was recovered after hours in 90 feet of water. The incident followed a country ride with his chauffeur and attendant.
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George N. Sloane
Oswego
N.Y
Rye Lake
Kenaico
New York City
Sloane
Rye
George Thorn
A.J Boynton
Slowne
Boynton
Thorn
Kensico
Ageduct
Sehrady
Kelly
Dunn
Graham Undertaking Establishment
Robert Sloane
Onwego
Flat on Fortieth Floor at Woolworth Building
The story describes Frank W Woolworth planning a luxury apartment on the fortieth floor of the Woolworth Building. At about 700 feet high the 41 story tower stands among the tallest in New York City and may set a precedent for top floors in other buildings. Woolworth intends the space as a resting place during business hours with a kitchen and bedrooms.
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Hevgny Ot Syreet
Woolworth
Frank W. Woolworth
Anobstra
Cty
Mr. Woolworth
Stockholders sue for 125 million over New Haven rail line
A bill in equity against the directors of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railway seeks 125 million in damages for alleged wasteful transactions. Sherman and Whipple will file on Tuesday or Wednesday for minority holders, naming J B Morgan estate William Rockefeller and Lewis Casaledyard among defendants. Allegations include 20 million lost on the Boston and Maine purchase and 11 million on the Westchester Fund, with further claims of personal profits by directors and secret stock purchases.
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Toeeb
Boston
New York
New Haven & Hartford Railtoad
Transaations
Interstate Commerce Commis
Sherman
Whipple Ig
Minorit
J.B. Morgan
William Rockefeller
Lewis Casa Ledyard
Mr. Whipple
Boston & Maine
Westchester Fond
Moston & Maine
Massachusetts
New Haven
Huerta Poised to Quit Post as Carbajal Succeeds
Vera Cruz reports Huerta ready to resign and depart for Vera Cruz or Puerto Mexico with British escort. Francisco Carbajal named provisional president. Carranza reportedly approves, with U S interest in peaceful transition. Cradock staff accompany Huerta entourage. minister De la Lama travels to Europe amid talks.
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Yue
Morress
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Congress
Puerto Mexico
Adolfo de la Lama
Europe
Francisco Carbajal
Venetiano Carranza
Constituctionalists
United States
Carbajal
Christopher Crassock
Mexico City
Iguerta
Sefor de la Lame
Joaquin
Mario Mans
Roberto Esteva-Ruis
Mans Brothers
Seforsie
Lama
Blanquet
Conayal
Cerranca
New York
Mexico
Sefer de la Lama
Corboda
Admiral Cradock
Tg Grissku
Staf
Cradock
Felg
W Poe Fetbune Byrea
Washington
Francisco Carom
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Glynn
Paras
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McAdeo Calle
Joy Rider
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Torial Tun Es Eesti
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Miss Foley
Hudson
Diana Brown
Thunder OF
REDS
Inspector Schmittberger
Socialist Party
Russia
Berkman
Aron
Hanaen
Mikinan
Mere
Hanaon
Birrell
Ireland
Laree
Sir Edward Carson
Antrim
Edward
Ulster
Belfast
Dward Carson
Captain Craig
Augustine Birrell
Bristol Torday
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Partridge
Willard
G.N. Sloane
Hi NM
Peke
Heston & Muse
Leona Himsdell
Muriel Blaisdell
Tdith
Rochester
W. Woolworth
Carranza
Paris
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