Killers cry as convicts target informers at Sing Sing
Convicts at Sing Sing threaten vengeance after informers reveal ringleaders names. Warden Clancy recalls the second draft of sixty prisoners sent to Auburn and Noblett, a New York swindler, singled out as chief traitor for supplying names and fire-plot details.
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Sing Sing
Fwo
Clancy
Auburn
James Connaughton
Edwin Arden Noblett
New York
Noblett
No. 47
West Sith Street
Les Hone
Peter Hulsebosch
Yonkers
New Jersey
Hulsebosch
Morning News Mosaic of Murky Items and Murmurs
Fragmented items include theft of Harriman jewels, a hospital clash with staff, political snippets about Mitchel and city prison, a telephone maid's resistance, and housing woes affecting children. Other notes mention Hancock’s poverty, building code fights, currency tinkering, strike arbitrators, jury deadlock, and a fire alarm fault in Binghamton.
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Harriman
Fustoniste
Mitchel
Hallreads
Dulfer
Blue Army
Rader reveals plot to kill him amid threats in court
Inder Rader, labeled a fence and associate of Fagin, testified about death threats and a morning attack. He claimed overheard plans to stab him in the shower as he faced possible Sing Sing transfer amid concerns over informer protection in Tombs.
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Inder Rader
Fagin
Frederick M. Kavanagh
Swann
Rader
Girl’s Death by Grief Spurs Suit Against Father
Dorothy Goldesman, the only child of Mr and Mrs Nachson Goldesman of Madison Avenue, died by her own hand as grief over a divorce suit brought by her mother against her father. The mother, Mrs Goldie Goldesman, filed in Supreme Court to permit testimony from Rabbi Levine of Vraxma Russia. The father counters that he had another wife when he married in Russia thirty eight years ago. He asserts a rabbinical divorce from his first wife was obtained.
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Dorothy Goldesman
Goldie Goldesman
Supreme Court
Rabbi Levine
Vraxma
Russia
Nachson Goldesman
Madison Avenue
Goldesman
Mogilevits
Fepmards
Dougherty
New York
K. H. Harriman
Arden
N. Y
Fifth Avenue
Rumseys
Westbury
Long Island
Rumsey
Studi
Harrison Tweed
Gunning Rock Cottage
Charles Cary Rumsey
Mary Harriman
Hareriman
Quintard Suit Dropped After Separation Action Ended
George W. Quintard and wife Mrs Mate Woods Quintard faced a separation action halted by Justice Donnelly the court also removed her alimony affidavit. It is unclear if reconciliation occurred. Quintard lineage includes founder of Quintard Trout Works and a Mount Vernon marriage in 1907. Mrs Quintard earned recognition for bravery in the Brewster Express wreck at Williamsbridge. She was injured but helped other passengers. a later suit against the company was settled out of court.
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George W. Quintard
Mate Woods Quintard
Donnelly
Quintard
Guintard Tron Works
Miss Woods
Mount Vernon
Roosevelt Organizes Four Volunteer Regiments for Mexico
Austin Texas July 20 Governor Col quitt cites what purports to be inside information that Colonel Theodore Roosevelt quietly organized four regiments of volunteer cavalry like Rough Riders. They would be drawn from Arizona New Mexico and Western Texas and may enter Mexico if hostilities arise. The report says Roosevelt acts with War Department sanction and would command the brigade if war comes.
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Austin
Tex
Collquitt
Theodore Roosevelt
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Ite
Roosevelt
Southwest
Mexico
War Department
Judge McInerney says Sunday sports may spread statewide
In Jamaica yesterday Judge MeInerney told of “thin skinned” objectors to workers enjoying sports on Sundays. He predicted baseball and football could be allowed statewide soon. The case involved William Crawley and Patrick Coughlin of Manhattan cited for acting as ticket takers at Celtic Park during Irish club games on June 6.
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MeImerney
Court of Special Sessions
Jamaica
Special Sessions
McInerney
O'Keefe
Russell
William Crawley
Canal Street
Patrick Coughlin
Hudson Street
Manhattan
Celtic Park
Eames
Russian Aviator Killed in Gatchina Air Accident
Russian aviator Zellay Lfeot was killed yesterday near St. Petersburg at Gatchina while flying a military aeroplane. The accident brings aviation fatalities to two this year, with 2 percent of operators killed while flying helicopters.
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St. Petersburg
Gatchina
Be Petersburg
Zellay Lfeot
Storms and heat claim four in New Jersey and New York
Severe heat and humidity news recounts deaths from a lightning strike at a Passaic plant and a child killed on a street wire during a storm. It notes multiple injuries, horse exhaustion, and brief downpour in Manhattan. Separate reports reveal jewelry thefts at Narragansett Pier, notably the Rumsey and Hanan cases with values up to $75,000, and ongoing police searches.
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New York
New Jersey
SPC. A
Washington Heights
Manhattan Island
Long Island
Charles Cary Rumsey
EK. H. Harriman
Narragansett Pier
Suneday
BE. WH. Harriman
John H. Hanan
Ableye
Walter Ives
Rumsey
C. Teschei
Ceretay
Harriman
T Fumsey
Tegethoff
Burna Detective Agency
Man In Violent Delusion At New York Hospital
Dennis Daly a 200 pound porter fought a lengthy, desperate struggle with Dr F C Conger Smith Dr Victor Mildenberg and four policemen at the New York Throat Nose and Lung Hospital failing to resist restraint until an ambulance arrived Daly was moved to Bellevue Hospital for observation. In a separate incident a 12 year old girl Susie Langeneeger shot herself in the head after leaving a note to her mother blaming love and family. The revolver belonged to a boarder, Peter Polard, who faces a Sullivan law summons.
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New York
Exet Street
F.C. Conger Smith
Victor Mildenberg
Dennis Daly
Now
Avenue
Smith
Mildenberg
Iyne
Elinis
Ho- Heeman Lawlor
McG
Nolice
Doetors
Daly
McGi
McGill
Lawler
McGil
Bellevue Hospital
Aurence
Susan Langeneeger
Fortham Hospital
Mia
Leek
Howe Uwe
Charles Rite
Wns Automobiles
Hit
Lovi
Charles Ritz
Mrs Loeb
Susie
Bolt Kills Gravedigger in Holy Cross Cemetery
Ph phin July Lightning killed Patrick Toney aged fifty while digging four graves in Holy Cross Cemetery. He fell into the open grave. Four deaths were reported due to the day’s heat.
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Ph Phin
Patrick Toney
Holy Cross
Toney
Sherman Law for Argentina
Argentina’s government introduced a birth to Congress of a Sherman law style measure declaring trusts and combinations in restraint of trade and production unlawful. The July report notes the move as a mechanism to curb perceived monopolistic practices within the economy.
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Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Congress
Death for lawn tennis in England exceeds limits
London July 20 The Standard prints a letter signed Anglo American Athlete praising Americans Davis Cup win by McLoughlin’s concentrated smashing service. It argues the English team was stronger but leaders won with a legal trick and calls for rules to bar such serves, warning the overhead smash could kill lawn tennis.
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London
England
America
McLoughlin
Move Foot for Huerta to Step Down in Mediation Push
The Tribune reports renewed efforts to peacefully remove Provisional President Huerta of Mexico, with U S backing and Mexican elites aiding. Wilson will brief the Senate. Bryan may resume Chautauqua lectures as mediation options hinge on finding a universally acceptable successor. Carranza’s limited control and bandit bands complicate any armistice, requiring federal rebel coordination and possibly Pasquier’s input in Sonora.
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Tribune
Washington
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Muerta
Madero
Mexico City
Mex
Wileson
White House
Wilson
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Bryan
Oscar Jrani
Stexico
Mr. Branifé
Carranza
Chihashus
Nuevo Leon
Coahuila
Carranau
Els
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Frawley Committee
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Tapan
Enderwood
Mulhall
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Statue of
Albania
Yuri Shihkal
Army Anews
Seelety
Rte
Pein
Tio
Eetate
Court
Mate’ Woods
Teddy
Heat
Narragansett
C. C. Rumsey
Pier Colony
Carlucch
Fortuna
Westminster Place
Lodi
Tve
Watt
Kemp
Christian
Armstrong Avenue
Jersey City
Lanzer
Rercival
Napier Avenue
Michael
Benes Street
Passaic
Pacific Street
Hocawway Road
Paswate
N. J
Michael Cartueel
Wetminster Place
Bergen County
Purerai
Nicholas ‘Tennyt
John Style
United Piece Dye Works
Tuker
Mr. Tegethoff
Porter
Bolt
Gravedigger
Sherman Law
Banditti
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