The Hazel Drew case shifts to accident theory
After five days of investigation the Teal Pond murder case lacks a clear motive. The latest theory suggests Hazel Drew may have died in an automobile crash on the Troy Averill Park road and been disposed of along a lonely route toward Taborton.
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Tror. N
Hazel Drew
Troy
Averill Perk
Taborton
Hazel
Averill Park
Drew
New Carlisle
Ohio
Carrie Weaver
Carrie
New York
Memorial Cay
Miss Weaver
A. M. Green
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Green
Springfield
Hawthorne Avenue
Professor Cary
Miss Drew
Mrs. Green
Mrs. Cary
Boston
Providence
Jones
Bank messenger Alfred Richter vanishes after embezzlement probe
Alfred Richter, a $5a week Chase National Bank messenger, disappeared with about $590 in collections in his possession. Bank president A Barton Hepburn refused to name the youth and kept details secret. Bond of $4,000 posted by United States Guarantee Co. suggested arrest anticipated.
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Alfred Richter
Chase National Bank
Broad Way
Michter
Coney Island
Bath Beach
A. Barton Hepburn
Doortown
Surdy
Richter
United States Guarantee Company
Broadway
Doukhobors Arrested After Mounted Police Raid
In Yorktown Saskatchewan on July 1 ten mounted policemen attacked a Doukhobor compound to arrest twelve ringleaders of a band of about one hundred. The clash lasted three hours as the group fought with sticks and other weapons. Six men and six women were sent to the Northern Penitentiary. The government intends to disperse wandering bands of this class.
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Yorktown
Saskatchewan
Gormley Receives Light Sentence For Burglary
Jack Gormley pleaded guilty to burglary in the third degree and surrendered to police. Judge Foster in Part I of the Court of General Sessions sentenced him yesterday to four years and five months in Sing Sing. The court noted that if indicted as a second offence he could have faced life. Abraham Levy, his attorney, said Gormley would leave the state after serving the term. Mrs. Gormley was barred from the courtroom during sentencing.
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Gormley
Jack” Gormley
Sing Sing
Foster
Court of General Sessions
Abraham Levy
Judge Allows Change of Counsel in Golding Divorce
Justice Erlanger in the Supreme Court grants the petition of Mrs. Mabel C. Golding to change legal representation in her absolute divorce from John N. Golding. The firm Quackenbos Posner Geide replaces J S & H A Wise, with orders for immediate turnover of all papers to the new firm upon service.
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Justice Erlanger
Supreme Court
Mabel C. Golding
John N. Golding
Quackenbos, Posner & Geide
Erlanger
Richards Brought Here on Forgery and Larceny Charges
Boston police captured Charles Richards alias Lord Ashburton and sent him to New York. He faces local larceny of three checks from Samuel Glantz of the Preston Hotel on June 15, with multiple aliases tied to frauds. Glantz describes large false loan schemes and checks totaling about $85,000. Richards claimed past Bank of England theft and a lengthy prison term, later pardoned.
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Boston
Charles Richards
Lord Ashburton
New York
Miler
New York Department
Richards
Winthrop
Lubricating Oil Company of
Lord
America
Glantz
Sammy
O. K
Rogues’ Gallery
Miley
Bank of England
Curry
Lower June Death Rate Tied To Cleaner Streets
Street Cleaning Commissioner Mr. Crowell reported to the Health Department on June death rates by district, hoping cleaner streets would reduce fatalities. Preliminary figures show June lower than last year, though a recent week showed a rise due to a large flood-related fatality.
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Crowell
Health Department
SQUEEZING OUT PUS SAYS BISHOP Grafton on church defections
Dr Grafton of Fond du Lac says pro-Roman clerics leaving the Episcopal Church are like squeezing out pus and likens a retiring church to an island sinking after departure. He cites Rev McGarvey and Sister Edith of St Mary’s as examples and warns few others will be moved by their exodus.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Bishop Grafton
Episcopal Church
Edith
St. Mary
McGarvey
St. Mary's Sisterhood
New York
Philadelphia
England
Steel official's wife shoots self in California
Edith M. Teagle wife of Walter C. Teagle Standard Oil official of Cleveland shot herself at her Pasadena home last night. Found by her nurse with a revolver in her hand the act was blamed on melancholia from ill health as her husband was due back in New York after a European trip. She is the daughter of W T Murray of Cleveland a steel company head.
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Pasadena
Cal
Edith M. Teagle
Walter C. Teagle
Cleveland
Standard Oil Company
Teagle
Los Angeles
Erie Railroad Indicted Over Coal Smoke Nuisance
Hudson County Grand Jury indicted the Erie Railroad Company for maintaining a nuisance by burning soft coal in locomotives. The suit follows a Jersey City citizens' association complaint about smoke nuisance.
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Hudson County Grand Jury
Erie Railroad Company
Citizens’ Association of
Jersey City
Explosion Victim’s Body Found in Buzzard’s Bay
The second body recovered from the Dolphin launch explosion was identified as Roland Worthington of Dedham and Boston. His family is at their home near Marion, Mass. The casualty count from Sundays blast in Buzzard's Bay rises as recovery continues.
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Marion
Mass
Buzzard's Bay
Falmouth
Roland Worthington
Dedham
Boston
Elks Parade Dazzles Dallas Reunion With Forty Bands
Dallas July 14 Elks annual reunion parade features forty bands and varied costumes. Grand Esquire John P. Sullivan leads the march. General A P Wozencraft chairs parade, Dallas hosts ride in carriages, Jersey City and New York lodges attend, Los Angeles arrives in white. grand lodge to adjourn tomorrow.
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Dallas
Tex
the Elks
John P. Sullivan
New Orleans
A. P. Wozencraft
Dallas Lodge
Jersey City
C. W. Farmer
New York
Grand Lodge
Bingham Seeks Major Salary Rise for Police Chief and Top Deputies
Police Commissioner Bingham submits a 1909 budget proposing a raise from 7500 to 15000 for himself, with deputies’ pay rising to 5000. He also seeks eleven captaincies, eight hundred more patrolmen, expanded incidentals, and funds for new headquarters and outposts including Flatbush and Ozone Park.
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Bingham
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate
Police Department
Board of Education
Fire Department
Department of Correction
Cooper Union
Strathyre Captain Faces Possible Arrest Over Mutinous Crew
Testimony from three Chinese sailors at a Norfolk coroner hearing accuses Captain D. M. Gunn of wages theft, starvation, and beatings aboard the Strathyre. Two sailors drowned, three witnesses held at Ellis Island, while the rest were sent to England toward China. Coroner's decision on arrest pending. Gunn to return to New York if needed.
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Strathyre
Harburger
D. M. Gunn
Ellis Island
England
China
Mary Grace Quackenbos
New York
Bonaparte
Captain Gunn
Mulhall
Harbor
Gunn
Man Chee Ja
Norfolk
Developments in Wilson Case in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police probe William H. Wilson murder find bottle source suggesting a woman involved. Proprietor says bottle bought June 19, seven days before death. a woman reportedly bought six empty bottles for ketchup. Anonymous letter to Assistant District Attorney Grey offers to provide crews and links to a physician tied to a quarrel with the victim.
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Philadelphia
Willliam H. Wilson
Grey
Crews
Wilson
Poor Old Woman Riches Unearthed on Blackwell Island
A report to the Charities Department reveals bankbooks showing credits of $5 34019 were found on Theresa Schultz an eighty year old German woman taken to the City Home on Blackwell's Island by a patrolman from Union Market Station. Commissioner Hebberd detains her pending counsel on fortune care.
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Hebberd
Charities Department
Roberta
Blackwell's Island
Theresa Schultz
Union Market
Education for Negroes and Women Sparks Debate at Philanthropy Talk
Dr. H. P. Douglas criticizes early Northern education for African Americans as theoretical and argues for balancing high mental training with industrial skills. He warns against limiting women’s schooling to vocation and urges emancipation before fixing curricula, stressing equality must pass dominant-race tests.
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School of Philanthropy
H. P. Douglas
South
Congregational Home Missionary Society
Calhoun
G. Stenley Hall
Dr. Hall
Thomas
Reformers at Charity Conference Highlight Girls’ Reform Work
At the National Conference of Charities and Corrections in Richmond a group of women representing reformatories for girls drew attention. Miss Morse of Massachusetts Mrs Fairbanks of Connecticut Mrs Fal Philadelphia Mrs Amigh of Illinois and Mrs Gregory of Denver Juvenile Court spoke of years in the field. They described a corps of young college bred workers guiding girls in reformatories and broadening life views. Alexander Johnson, secretary on feeble minded children, urged permanent institutional care with training and suitable surroundings, noting such children should never marry or vote.
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National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Richmond
Miss Morse
Massachusetts
Fairbanks
Connecticut
Fal
Philadelphia
Amigh
Illinois
Gregory
Denver
Center
Alexander Johnson
Committee On
Fashion Notes From The Shops On Ethereal Silks And Dutch Necks
Seen in the Shops describes garments and accessories popular yesterday. A rajah silk costume with heavy embroidery and a matching garlanded jumper waist draws attention alongside 50 cent narrow neckties and growing Dutch neck trends. Veils are shown over drawings, and high white collars with linen ties appear smart at 25 cents. Belts resemble long knitted purses, French linen collars rise, and outing caps for boys sell for 29 cents. Three quarter length pongee coats cost 12.50, while a dull red linen suit with pearl buttons draws glances at the window.
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