Patrolman Held In Barbara Reig Death At Irving Square Park
Patrolman David Shellard was arrested and charged with homicide after Barbara Reig, twenty seven, was found dead from a gunshot wound in the shelter house at Irving Square Park Williamsburg. He admitted meeting her at the park and described the shooting, removing his weapons and fleeing, with police tracing his movements and testimony from associates.
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Williamsburg
Barbara Reig
No. 83
Mauser Street
David Shellard
Hamburg Avenue
Shellard
Eva Reig
Daniel
Hamburg
Adolph Hack
Lenox Avenue
Maspeth
Long Island
Sackett & Wilhelm
Dave
Mary Thompson
Captain Carey
Williamsboro Bridge
Kahler
Wag
Miss Heins
Miss Lee
Tragedy at 115th Street Apartment Ends in Fatal Beating
A middle aged Japanese man identified as Makamura fatally injured Hazel Kirk during a dispute in a 265 West 115th Street apartment. Kirk, believed from Newport, Rhode Island, stayed with Mrs. Scott’s Black residents. Police say the assailant, who spoke little English, entered the home where Kirk was alone. Mrs. Eberhardt found Kirk slain in the kitchen after smoke and shouting.
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Makemura
Gertrude Eberhardt
Scott
Makamura
Tragic shooting in Harlem ends with Japanese suspect in custody
Mrs Eberhardt found the drunk Japanese man shot behind the right ear in a Harlem parlor. She restrained him until her husband and police arrived. he resisted arrest but was subdued and taken to Harlem Hospital in serious but not life threatening condition. A memorandum book listed C P O Club Newport and a training station role.
Desperado Killing Sparks riot at Jamaica Plain
Boston July 23 A wild shooting in Jamaica Plain left one desperado dead and two men in custody Giuseppi di Vicio and Hugh McDougall amid a near riot as two hundred officers protected the body from an outraged crowd. McDougall claims alibi while di Vicio faces murder charges.
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Boston
Jamaica Plain
Watts
Harris
Pierce
Giuseppi di Vicio
South Station
di Vicio
Somerville
Forest Hills Cemetery
Elevated Road
Hugh McDougall
McDougall
Jamaica Plain Court
Arnold Arboretum
Mount Benedict
West Roxbury
Patrick Doran
Washington Street
Doran
Man Killed by Tramps in Erie Yard Fight
In Middletown New York July 28 a hand to hand clash with a gang of tramps pursued by Erie Railroad police left Charles Kane mortally injured and dying moments later. Lieutenant William Kane led a posse. ten tramps were detained at Port Jervis and sent to the workhouse for ten days as investigations continued. More encounters with wandering bands were reported along the railroad tracks.
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Middletown
N. Y
Charles Kane
Erie Railroad
William Kane
Erie Police
Charles
Kane
Port Jervis
Large Claims Against State Filed Over Canal Water Rights
Albany July 23 Two large claims against state land and riparian rights tied to the canal project were filed with the State Court of Claims. Fulton claims include Frederick A. Gage $26064 and George G. Chauncey $115.60. other Fulton barge canal claims add up to $2530, $3032, and $2034. The Fulton Heat Light and Power Company holds the largest claim at $3,426,025, centering on Oswego River water rights. Evidence is complete and briefs and oral arguments proceed next. The ruling will set a precedent for future water power claims and state water rights.
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Albany
State Court of Claims
Fulton
Oswego County
Frederick A. Gage
George G. Chauncey
Victoria Paper Mills Company
Cora B. Chauncey
Williams G. Bennett
Bert W. Bennett
Fulton Heat, Light and Power Company
Oswego River
Winners at Pacific Rifle Shoot
The Pacific rifle competition closed with two gold medals five silver medals and ten bronze medals awarded to the winners who form the army team for Chicago starting August 7. Winners include Lt Pardee Lt Rozelle Sgt McGee Sgt Allen and others from 20th 2d 22d 8th and 4th Infantry and 2d Cavalry. Pistol contest starts Saturday under Gen Funston.
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Cal
Chicago
Pardee
20Th Infantry
Strauss
2D Infantry
Rozelle
McGee
Allen
Paul Clark
Ewell
Grika
Hakala and Miller
Ahrends
Brock
Princess and her pets sail for Europe aboard Deutschland
The Princess Parlaghy sailed yesterday to Europe on the Hamburg American liner Deutschland. She travels with half a dozen servants and a small menagerie of pets, plus seven musicians to entertain during the Atlantic crossing. She plans to paint a portrait of Secretary Taft for the National Museum and hopes to secure two sittings from Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore.
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Parlaghy
Europe
Deutschland
Atlantic
Taft
National Museum
Cardinal Gibbons
Balti
Ada mitsaI killed aunt Eberhard caught
August Eberhard former Manhattan clerk admitted before Prosecutor Koester that he killed his aunt Mrs Ottilie Eberhard on a Susquehanna Railroad track near Coalburg. He detailed alleged ambush by Italians and his escape across multiple cities returning to New York. He implicated a motive of money and said he shot his aunt through the heart then shot at his cousin but missed.
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Totowa
Koester
Paterson
New York
Hackensack
New York Central
Albany
Troy
Binghamton
Rochester
Buffalo
Toronto
Detroit
Lansing
Adrian
Chicago
Little Falls
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Eberhard
Saddle River
T. H. Cumming
Harry Dawson
Ottilie
de Mund
Ridgewood
Beachey claims new air distance and speed records
Baltimore July 23 Lincoln Beachey reports new records in aerial travel from Arlington to City Hall and back. He covered fourteen miles without a stop in thirty three minutes while maintaining an average height near five hundred feet. An automobile follower was left behind on the return leg.
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Baltimore
Lincoln Beachey
Arlington
City Hall
Chauffeur Held Over Death of New Rochelle Man
A Nassau County court held Henry Benedict, chauffeur in a car carrying jockeys Eddie and Willie Dugan, for the Nassau County grand jury after a June 21 crash on the Beth Page turnpike near Hempstead killed Joseph X. Arosemena of New Rochelle and injured his wife and two children. Benedict's bond of 15000 was posted.
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J Hempstead
Long Island
Beth Page Turnpike
Here
Joseph X. Arosemena
New Rochelle
Henry Benedict
Eddie
Willie Dugan
C. F. Gittens
Nassau County Grand Jury
Benedict
Brother Killings Lead to Murder Suicide in Utica
In Utica New York on a July afternoon two Italian brothers quarreled over a dispute. One drew a revolver and fired at the other while the pursued man fled. The pursuer shot four times and then killed himself turning the weapon on his own head. The fleeing brother was unharmed.
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Utica
N. Y
Americans invited to host fifth Esperanto congress
Chautauqua New York July 23 The Esperanto Association of North America voted to invite the fifth international congress of Esperantists to America Personal representative Ed mond Privat of Geneva read a letter from General Sebert head of the Esperanto central offices pledging support for bringing the congress to the United States
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Chautauqua
N. Y
Esperanto Association of North America
Fifth International Congress of
Esperantists
America
Edmond Privat
Geneva
Beamenn
Sebert
Esperanto
District Captains Attend Performance at Herald Square Theatre
The thirty Republican election district captains of the 2th Assembly District attended last night’s showing of Three Twins at Herald Square Theatre. Led by district head Thomas W. Whittle, they traveled in specially decorated surface cars, many accompanied by wives and families.
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Herald Square Theatre
Thomas W. Whittle
Ruling On Biting Dogs In Long Island City Case
Magistrate Fitch rules under common law that a dog becomes potentially vicious after a second bite. Bruno, a dog owned by Henry Karch, bit victim William Klebuscheck in Corona. The dog was sent away for observation while the victim receives treatment at Pasteur Institute.
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Joseph Fitch
Long Island City
Pasteur Institute
William Klebuscheck
Corona
Bruno
Klobuscheck
Henry Karch
Broadway
Second Avenue
Karch
Fitch
Blackstone
Plumber Murphy Granted Bail After Extortion Charge
Magistrate Corrigan adjourned the case of Charles Murphy a Lexington Avenue plumber charged by Leo Bing with extortion. Bing said Murphy demanded 2900 from him threatening a plumber strike on three buildings after foreclosure issues. Murphy released on 259% bail. grand jury decision pending Corrigan ruling.
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Charles Murphy
Lexington Avenue
Leo S. Bing
Broadway
Murphy
Keefe & Murphy
Master Plumbers’ Union
Bing
96Th Street
Riverside Drive
James W. Osborne
Jewelry dealer loses case of twenty diamonds on Brooklyn Bridge
Charles Guterman of West 113th Street says he dropped a small black leather case holding twenty diamond rings worth 669 dollars while chasing an uptown Third Avenue car at the Brooklyn Bridge. He reported the loss to Patrolman Michael Cotter after a fall at a pushcart and a car transfer. a search found nothing.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Charles Guterman
West 113Th Street
Guterman
Michael F. Cotter
Oak Street
Chatham Square
Cotter
Police Captain Arrest Sought Over Porto Rico Embezzlement Case
Paul D Hawkins, civil engineer and Harvard graduate from Poughkeepsie, seeks the arrest of Acting Police Captain August Kuhne in Brooklyn Supreme Court. Hawkins alleges unlawful arrest, assault, and five hours detention after arrival from Porto Rico on embezzlement charges and a later vagrancy charge that was dismissed. The motion to arrest Kuhne was postponed for a week.
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August Kuhne
Justice Clark
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Gould & Wilkie
Paul D. Hawkins
Poughkeepsie
Harvard
Kahne
Hawkins
Porto Rico
Brooklyn Police
Governor Post
Adams Street
Pittsburg Reports Use of Jail to Curb Personal Crisis
Pittsburg authorities began hustling to curb personal crisis reports. Stella Whitmer of the North Side attempted suicide with carbolic acid but was stopped by a friend. She appeared before a magistrate and was sent to the work house for thirty days. An effort to pass a state law similar to New York on personal crisis reports is planned at the next legislature.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Stella Whitmer
North Side
New York
Granddaughters win large share of Ellwanger estate
After a-year-and-a-half suit in Monroe County Surrogate's Court, Helen C. and Margaret Ellwanger win probate of the 1890 Ellwanger will, denying the second codicil. They receive about $240,000 each from their grandfather George Ellwanger's estate, valued in the millions.
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Rochester
Monroe County
Helen C
Margaret Ellwanger
George Ellwanger
Selden 5
Brown
Ellwanger
Advertising Charity Pushes for Newspaper Support
Dr C C Carstens and Dr S M Lindsay argue for using newspaper advertising to advance campaigns for social reform. They describe buying space, managing funds through an agent, and influencing editors, while noting petitions fail and personal appeals influence legislators more than circular letters.
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C. C. Carstens
School of Philanthropy
S. M. Lindsay
Dr. Lindsay
Lindsay
Fourth of July in Springfield Showcases Unity and Pageantry
Springfield, Mass revelers staged a safe and picturesque Fourth of July with processions, floats from varied nationalities, a balloon ascent, games, boat races, and concerts. Notable: Miss Mary Vida Clark and the Springfield idea. Miss Marjorie Long joins Miss Fawcett as a rare modern female wrangler. Also, New York enacts child labor law pending Oct 1, aligning with Illinois, Massachusetts, and Oregon. inspectors to oversee mercantile workplaces and protect women and children.
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Champlain
St. Lawrence
Mary Vida Clark
Philippa Fawcett
Marjorie Long
Miss Fawcett
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New York
Buffalo
Rochester
Illinois
Massachusetts
Oregon
New York City
Fresh jumper dress designs for warm weather wear
The Tribune Pattern presents a new jumper dress idea that is dainty and simple. It recommends materials such as lawn, batiste, chambray, gandie and embroideries for warm weather, and lightweight silks and chalks for cooler days.
Pattern No 6054 For Girls 6 To 12 Years
Pattern No 6054 is cut in sizes for girls six eight ten and twelve years. Mail to Pattern Department New York Tribune for 10 cents. Specify pattern number and age. If rushed, add one cent extra for postage in sealed envelope by mail.
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New-York Tribune
Tea in hot weather and the tea lifestyle
A feature on tea as a summer beverage compares hot tea to iced drinks, noting Russian tea as a popular hot weather option and arguing for carefully chosen blends and proper brewing. It covers brands, prices, preparation methods, and notes cultural habits from Americans, Asians, and European tea drinkers.
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