Judge urged clemency in Frank case amid clemency petitions
In a volatile session the judge voiced doubt on Frank's guilt and urged the governor to consider clemency within ten days after prison board recommendations. Thousands petition for mercy loom as trial details and letters from counsel surface, shaping the outcome of a high profile death penalty case.
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Frank
Teseragh
Leo Mt. Fras
Trivernas Wall
Secard
Fomsiler
Prigiver
Satateah
Tom
Chiut
County
Ninain
Chugutin
Hatlent Gornetline
J. J. Bako
Bauther
Paul Lanesine
Mhiveard
Torley
Seranar
Ron
Daflan Rinen
Luther
Rosser
Heuben
Diet de New York
Maoh TV
Len M
Thax
Ana Limited
Arearising
Cmet
Gowszyor
Fox
Uae
Die Hewring
Howard Firet
Mra Augiata Page
Hoxton
Stegwardy
Altheart
Trial records reveal hostile atmosphere and affidavits
Documents include court records, a judge's affidavit, and a statement by Lea Prank, detailing a tense trial. Frank testifies about her husband’s views on the night of April 20 while recollecting Mary Phagan and rumors. Mary and others discuss motives and a factory tragedy. Washington notes: a telegram to President Wilson requests intercession to commute Leo Prank's sentence. no reply reported.
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Lette
Judge Ton
Met Lea M
Jud Ronn
Frank
Husbanin
Mary Phagen
Knight
Jen
Aioe
Ares
Rogers
John Black
Min Dawn
Tim
Mary Peagun
Ani
Tee
Washington
Wilson
Ff Sons of Israel
Marsachurette
Atlants
Leo
Mrs Moskowitz balks at quarrel over Strand Town Gardens
Mrs Henry Moskowitz declared yesterday she would oppose controversy with Miss Anne Moe gin statements. She warned the dance scene and edruition, noting dangers to young girls, and said she would not discuss the Straw Knot Goren while committee reorganizes.
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Henry Moskowite
Fullerton
Strand Town Gardens
Anne Moegin
Mins Morgan Port
New York
Doskowicz
Mia Mori
Morgen
Ash Can Crimes Leads Fifty Freed By Magistrate Krotel
Magistrate Krotel refused to hear ash can crime cases on a holiday. Fifty men were discharged after petty offences. The judge condemned the busy schedule and ordered all to return later. Sergeant Brophy and station officials were involved in the proceeding.
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Krotel
Beathiga
West 100Th Street
Tndée Uidere
Brophy
Megistean Krotel
War Victim Vir Louis Mapesaugsen Named In New York Posting
Jeanette Colby of Nelsonville, SV, learns her mother Vir Louis Mapesaugsen was killed in action. The report notes a surgeon and patient injuries, with unclear details about a break in town and a man aged thirty two.
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Ars
Jeanette Colby
Nelsonville
Louis Mapesaugsen
Juriie & Baerle
Rheims
Memorial Day at Magdalen Home Dances Pause Riots
Memorial Day observances at Magdalen Home near the Hudson featured Maypole dances and tango amid holiday gaiety. Girls in white dresses joined a parade to the Lischman Street ferry as staff announced a new superintendent and vowed to restore order at the institution damaged by prior disturbances.
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Innooed-on-Hudson Institution
Magdalen Home
Magdalen
Hudson
Lischman Strant
Waite
Jefferson Market
Goddess of Liberty
Amotsica
Leah
Ted
Tia
Tiere
Gaddens of Liberty
Josephing Meyer Tasipline
Tig
Anit
Iloenn
James Broneda Reynalde
Avai
Board of Dirsetora
The
Ting
Susie Giodhy
Yendent
Nessie Wisdman
Ex Bowery Dive Keeper Reflects on Broadway Cabarets
An aging Bowery dive keeper wanders through midtown’s cabarets, recalling the old days of Chatham Square and Wellded rooms. He laments today’s Broadway nightlife as degenerate, noting younger patrons and the loss of discipline, while recounting past nights, protection schemes, and the shift in social norms.
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Bowery
New York
Geore
Owney Geoghegan
Willy McGlory
McGuirk
Enery
Obfan
Chatham Square
Broadway Meeting Sparks Class Tension Among Rich and Poor
The scene in town shows the tide pushing people toward Broadway where they can see the daughters of wealthy families once seen at cards. The speaker notes the contrast between the rich girls and the poor rowers who never expected such a confrontation. The mood hints at social divides and lingering pride.
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Broadway
Lenox Club Hosts First Dinner Dance of Season
The Lenox Club held the season’s first dinner dance tonight attracting visitors and residents in town for the holiday. Guests include Miss Kelith Bartlett, Miss Eilith Pryce, Mrs. Jamon Ro Josun, and many from New York, Boston, and nearby resorts. Others arrived at local inns while several guests planned travels to New York, Philadelphia, and Low York as Berkshire visitors enjoy the holiday social scene.
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Tribune
Lenox
Mase
Lenox Club
Max Jotluna Cutting
Fitzafield
Kelith Bartlett William Bryce
Eilith
Mary Pryce
Mitteheld
Mienex
Amy M
Earth M. Kohis
Florence
Eleanor Custer
Philadelphia
Castie Alsies
Feederick Peng Eam
Mine Chute
Alfred &. Conkling
New York
Mee
T. J. Danforth
Berkshires
Misa Frances Danforth
Vi Sonrvongt
Danforth
Gooew
John Te
Brockbridea Iy
Ian Thay Broe
Wnrdicas Viter
Ant Tence West
Ralph al
Montclair
Mavinwood
Pitta
Columbia 15 Has Class Day Campus Night at Columbia College
Columbia College held its 19th class day celebrations with campuswide events. Seniors marched, sang, planted ivy at St Pauls Chapel, and received prizes while alumnae, faculty, and students gathered for speeches, a parade to University Hall, and an evening Campus Night with bands and an organ recital.
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Elater
Morningside
Old Columbia
Ray
Chinese University
Walla
St Paul's Chapel
Barnard
Viso
Hugh Llewellyn Roberts
Ie Wan
Camillaa Rogers Trainer
Huntington
Phi Bete Kana Bherman Bijur
Franklin George Dunham
Prophet
Harker
Cua
New York
Freddie” Schwag
Santa Claus
Ald
Jamen Coletti
Curtis
Milton Ay Bridges
Rnsappa
Ane
Tean
Frederick P. Keppel
Columbia Allege
JW Armatrong
New York City
W. J. Mratatin
Ho Chadwick
Madisany
Jy James Collin
A. Kinyn
Teen York
M. &. Kan Her
Poughkvepsie
X.Y
W. G. Dogg
New York Cty
PM Grant
Rienijngham
Alay
A. A. Haldenstein
W. BR. Tren
JA. Kinney
Be Devine
J. A. Murphy
Buffalo
M.A. Rainow
D M. Hoshenberew
York City
BE. E. Rovillain
Uir
Ww. Schneider
Evanston
Whelen Stern
S. W. Straus
Jg, Sweeney
Fey
Dt Wenges
J. S Baldwen
W. Malteot
G. R. Robinson
Bare Orange
Nidy S. Rosenman
Quaitrangle
Grove
University Band
7Th Regiment
First Woman Delivers Phi Beta Kappa Address at Barnard
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve of Barnard addressed Columbia's Phi Beta Kappa chapter in Schermerhorn Hall, urging that lower birth and marriage rates free feminine energy for public work. She cited factory shifts, infant mortality, and changing marriage patterns as accelerants, and urged women to channel energy into medicine, social work, architecture, and ministry.
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Columbia
Phi Beta Kappa
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard
Society
Schermerhorn Hall
Frederick Keppel
Collene
Dean Gildersleeve
England
Europe
Mpmlees
Wom
Chilren
Gil
Hushar
Brighundi
Dominican vows administered at Mount St Dominis Academy
May permanent vows in the Dominican Soaterhood were administered this afternoon to Bishop O'Connor of the Newark Diocese in the Chapel of Mount St. Domini Academy. Nine novices were received. The ceremony included Holy Communion and was assisted by several private. The novices include Frances Ganehitt of Lawrence, Victorien Somarack of Nutley, Mary Healy of Jersey City, Racham Keane of New Milford, Lillian Mekeig of Jersey City, Blanche Smith of Pomphwepe, Helen Treigion of West Hoboken, Mary Hehante of Elizabeth, Agnes Gas of Billique.
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O'Connor
Newark
Mount St. Domini Academy
Ganehitt
Lawrence, Mase
Vietorien Somarack
Nutley
Mary Healy
Jersey City
Racham Keane
New Maven
Lillian Mekeig
Blanche Smith
Pongh
S. Vi
Helen Treigion
West Hoboker
Mary Hehante
Elizabetts
Agnes Gas 0
Bylleeite
Mohep O'Continr
Listy Academy
Columbia to educate Sing Sing inmates insists on reform
Dr Egbert argues educating prisoners at Sing Sing will raise intelligence and reduce idleness. He urges starting with grammar, spelling, and arithmetic, then advancing to heavier subjects, aiming to prepare inmates for life after release and prevent relapse.
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Egbert
Tha Priner
Hogheh
Dev Figbert
Educational reform at Sing Sing prison program
Dr. Egbert seeks trained specialists for prison education. Millegas and colleagues begin training at Columbia University, with graduate students earning theory as they study. A committee led by Judge Wadhams will oversee implementing new convict education plans and support reformist aims amid calls for broader prisonliberty and better county jail treatment. The gathering included notable attendees from the Connecticut Reformatory board and prominent supporters.
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Millegas
Fig
Columbia University
Trbichon
Musa
Mane
Aly
Egbert
Waitiines
Ings H. Hart
Russet Sage Foundation
Mart
Joepire
Atpl
Marions
Wingler
Adalph Lewisohn
and Sra
Elbert Gary
E. Kenturbant
The
Connecticut Reformatory
Elbridge Gerry Sruin
Wise Molen Varick
Mee Boetee ‘Milliken
Frederick Lewisain
Ma Johli
Stian Dean Webster
My Hurt
James A. Rev. de
Percy Stesoeynd
Strait
Ith
KE. Stage. Whitin
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