Illegal Voting Charge in Local Election Case
Deputy William Blau faces illegal voting allegations in Terabe police court. The charge stems from voting at No 45 and being under age at the last election day. Farrell, another election official, is connected through family and faced questioning over eligibility and possible coercion by associates.
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Witiam Blau
Filection Foren J
Farrell
Jib
John Wellinston
Brome
Inian
Terabe
Wellinston
Breen
Tino Ile
Wellington
Eplie
Ble
Futheran
Mactatrate Treen
Perote’ Farrell
Tony
Joseph Henkes
Ath Wetay
Wadoo's Committed Complete in Promotion Advisory
Felice Crime Missioner McAfee stated he completed his advisory committee for police promotions. Half of the prominent figures declined to join, with Emmeneh Bloomingdale among those receiving notices. Dyer, McClure, Oskenan, and others are named as committee members or invitees. The committee will reconvene to review reports and consider the subject of promotion.
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Felice Crime Missioner
McAfee
Yesterneony
Aed
Palice Mere
Raceton
Emmeneh
Aif
Bellevue police clubbing case escalates with injuries and accusations
Witness testimonies detail a brutal early morning assault at HatSela Howes involving Patria W Gerhannt and Maria Handy against Smith and Gettsrit. Smith counters with serious charges, noting a broken jaw and facial injuries. The scene, at Bellevue Hospital, includes disputed care and ongoing magistrate discussions.
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Elmost
Féleeeed
Bellevue
Harry Guilt
HatSela Howes. Org
Folintows
Gerhannt
Union Starket
Rave m
Smith Ecleing Elin
Smith
Handy Anth Cours
Samenes
Gerhart
Varian
Sally Seaten
Ty Smith
Gerhardt
Essee James's Son In Loan Share Case At Kansas City
Kansas City June 5 The preliminary hearing named Joseph Kashind faced charges of wearing wrong attire to the Walnut end o Gewnbeeker and salary money mishandling. Testimony revealed an alleged loan share involvement as part of the street railway case tied to the Essee James family. England witnesses, including two young married men, testified about the accused letting a prison visit as mayoral figure for transport issues.
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Dex
Kansas City
Treliminare
Jaret
Momey Kender
Joseph Kashind
Juwtiey McGovern
England
Young
Takm
James Ol
Levis Bill Suppresses Bad Hotels Says Cullinan
Cullinan argues Levis bill best suppresses disorder in hotels and saloons, granting authorities power to revoke liquor certificates for violations. He notes tax and license provisions impact inns, inns, and downtown taverns, with a focus on evictions and enforcement.
Governor trims the Albany appropriation bills
Governor Higgins releases memoranda detailing cuts to three general appropriation bills. He vetoes none of the grade crossing abolition funding, with about 285 000 left for that purpose including salaries. Disapproved items include 60000 for state engineer and surveyor road work 20000 for US Geological Survey mapping 49000 for a Durhenville canal project 14000 for printing and supplies and 6000 for two Assembly members expenses while defending contested seats and mortgage tax enforcement funding.
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Albany
Higgins
Secretary of
United States Geolosical Survey
Eris Canal
Durhemville
Dyer
Dyer Improvemetst Camiats
Cornell
Dood
J. Matthews
State Tax Commission
Jury to Hear Bankruptcy Case for Haight & Freese
Judge Holt set a jury hearing date for the Haight & Freese Company bankruptcy dispute after arguments by counsel. The court would rule personally on the issue if the party could not proceed by June 21, with the defense contending the firm does not fall under a Bankruptcy Act class, though the company seeks relief as a debtor with a receiver.
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Bearloe Franklin Hien
Haight & Freeay Company
Roser Foster
Credtion
Holt
Datkrupeer Court
United States District Court
Urokerace
Geraese
Haseht & Freese
Clings to Faith Despite Burns in Gasoline Blast
In Warsus City Missouri Mrs Mamie Brackett, a Christian Scientist, died after a kitchen gasoline explosion on Sunday morning. She refused outside medical care and was treated by fellow Christian Scientists at her home. Neighbors say she endured agony, while supporters claim she felt no pain after treatment began.
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Warsus City
Mamle
Brack
Ambergeis Johnson Dead Whale Man Of Seventy Years
Amburgris Johnson a well known sperm whaler from Tum Tamoke Provingstown Mass died after a long voyage. He landed at St Helena earlier and succumbed to illness at age thirty three months after thirty years at sea with his family.
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Provingstown
Mass
Junio Wordman
James Tows
Helees
George 5
Jubneen
Amburgris Johnson
Tia Minarkazia
St Helena
New Brooklyn Fire Salvage Co. Expands District Reach
Brooklyn companies expand operations due to growth in Flatbush and East New York. Fire salvage corps plans a new district boundary and offsetting top load to ease demand as construction accelerates. Limits run from Wash Matnn and DeKalbdwen to Brighton Beach Railroad and Eastern Parkway.
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East New-York
Trocklym
Balwaze Corps
Dla
Joe Waginnine
Wash Matnn
DeKalbdwen
Brighton Beach
Eastern Parkway
Washingtomove
New York Dentist Overcome in Stamford Hotel Room
Walter R. Dock, a New York dentist with offices in Stamford, is found unconscious in his Stamford house room after inhaling gas. Police investigate the incident as a possible accident or foul play amid unclear circumstances and damaged wording.
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Stamford
Con
Walter R. Dock
Centrat
Tere and Ives
New-York
Kotel
Pest
Jacob H Schiff Resigns In Equitable Inquiry
The investigation names Jacob H Schiff and others in a probe of finances linked to Equitable Life and H Harriman. Witness Tarbell completed examination, while Tarbell letters alleging growth in business clash with committee figures. Agents threaten to resign if settlements stall. Governor Herrick denies any candidacy for Equitable chair.
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Hendricks
Hunter
Mr. Hyde
Equitable
Tarbell
Frick
Metropolitan ‘Managers’ Association
Cafe Martin
Charles Wake
Herrick
Ohio
Trimune
Governor Higgins Says Hendricks Report Will Guide Action
Albany dispatch says Governor Higgins delays any move pending Superintendent Hendricks’s forthcoming report on the life insurance matter. Higgins cites thorough insurance department inquiry and notes June 15 as the likely Hendricks report date with no immediate plan for a full legislative investigation.
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Thu Thieune
Albany
Higgins
Hendricks
West
Insurance Department
Ife
New-York
Frick Moves To Clear Ties With Banks In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on June SiH C Frick met long with H McEldowney president of the Union Trust Company and A W Maelsen president of the Mellen National Bank. Rumors say Frick seeks Hyde's resignation. Allegations claim McEldowney ordered Equitable agents to withdraw from Union Trust. Both men refused to discuss.
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Pittsburg
C. Frick
H. ©. McEmdownsy
Unist Trust Company
A. W. Maelsen
Mellen National Bank
Frick
Mr. Hyde
McEldowney
Laquitable
Union Trust Company
New York
McEildowney
Mr. Mellen
INGALLS RESIGNS FROM EQUITABLE DIRECTORSHIP
Cincinnati June 6 Br B Ingalls resigns as a director of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. He cites control in the hands of Alexander and Hyde and says change is needed after internal conflicts. The group proposed resignations of top officials and a new chairman to oversee affairs.
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Joe Trurqraphe
Cincinnati
Br. B. Ingalls
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New-York
Equitable
Gaicere
Ecem
Joe Buultable
Iime
Tnmirance
Masagemalt
New York Life Policies Spark Insurance Industry Changes
Reports indicate that after upheaval at the Equitable Society, New York Life Insurance Company plans changes in life insurance management and policies. The development, disclosed yesterday, signals shifting practices in major organizations.
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Equitable Society
Wither Tuearance
New-Turk Lite Inuraboe Company
Bed Wa
Revival of annual dividend policy eyed by insurance firms
A New York Life official rejected links to the Frick report while reviving the annual dividend policy that shares earnings with policyholders. Notices have been sent to agents nationwide. the move aims to offer an alternative to the deferred dividend plan amid industry rumors of agency commission cuts. Top executives’ salaries, including John A. McClellan and vice‑presidents Perkins Buckner and Kingsley, are cited in bulletins explaining mutuality limits and policy structures.
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Frick
Equitable
New York Life Company
Prick
Ife
New York
Iffa
New-York
Tribune
John A. McCell
George W. Perkins
Thomas A. Buckner
Darwin P. Kingsley
Eight years for Lobley in Equitable swindle case
Samuel Edwarde Lobley received eight years imprisonment after pleading guilty to conspiring to defraud the Equitable Life Assurance Society of 27413 using stolen policy loans. Judge Crane in Kings County Court handed the sentence, rejecting clemency arguments that he was duped by a company employee. The defense noted his guilty plea and prior experience in crime. A separate Supreme Court session at Mineola opened with unusual interest as Lord Franklin’s matter against the Equitable Life Assurance Society moved toward a demurrer and potential joint-defendant action.
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Samuel Edwarde Lobley
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Crane
Kings County Court
Lobfay
Septanan
Aphis
Coape
Supreme Court
Mineola
Long Island
Franklin
Gemurrer
Jay Ronstelaer Kennedy
Hempstead
Brook
Rachel Lenox
Eaeita
Sona Sosnuel Wezricsonier Lambert
Poward Lambert
Charles A Morse
Dies in lodge room during masonic meeting in Brooklyn
John Schloon, a longtime Brooklyn resident with ties to local judges, collapsed and died during an Allemanin Lodge F and A M gathering at The Assembly, Pierrepont Street, as an informal reception circulated. He was sixty, survived by a widow and two children, and had planned to attend the next meeting. The Long Island Hospital sent a physician but he died en route. His body was removed to his home at 162 Beth Street.
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Allemanin Lodge
A.M
Assembly
Pierrepont St
Brooklyn
John Schloon
Long Island Hospital
Schloen
Hig
Big Beth St
Youngest Great Grandmother in Laporte Wedding
Laporte Indiana June 5 George Linton married Maud J Love today in Prescott Michigan on the brides ninety eighth birthday anniversary. The bride is thirty five and has taught school sixteen years earning most of her salary. This is Sinton’s second marriage and she becomes the youngest great grandmother. An ocean race off Chesapeake Bay may crown the George W Wells of Bath Maine winner as the fastest schooner fleet rounds Cape Henry after passing Cape Cod.
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Telporarn
Laporte
Ind
George Linton
Maud J. Love
Prescott
Mich
Sinton
Bowton
Tue O
Chesapeake
George W. Wells
Bath
Cape Cod
Ukely
Weils
Prescott Palmer
Maud Palmer
Giddison
Bungalow Furniture Under Price
An article describes a collection of ash wood furniture with open cane panels and cushioned pads. Items include tables, window seats, arm chairs, and settees priced from low to mid range, highlighting rich golden brown finishes and handcrafted details across multiple pieces and sizes.
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Alana
Nelees
Bengelow
Joose
Jon Ad
Chinaware for the Summer Cottage or Hotel
Advertises broad stocks of china dinners and chamber toilet sets aimed at summer cottages and hotels. Details multiple porcelain dinner sets with 100 to 214 pieces, prices from 7.50 to 35, and chamber toilet sets from 4.45 to 6.50, emphasizing ornate designs, gilt work, and hand decorations.
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Chis Field Haviland
White June Linen Sale Draws New York Hotels
A June White Sale attracts New York housekeepers as restaurants and hotels rush to buy discounted linen goods in bulk. Specials include damask cloths, bleached damask napkins, tea towels, dresser scarves, lace and embroidered linens offered well below regular prices with many items cut to sale rates for bulk purchases.
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New York
Erdinctette
White Sale on Bedspreads Brightens Summer Home Deals
Summer bedspreads in White Sale feature Honeycomb patterns and satin finishes. Prices cut from $1.40 to $1.25 with large and small sizes available in single or double beds. Stock includes Marseilles and chenille styles in assorted patterns and colors.
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Marseilles
Wanamaker's
Wader-Frice
P Ukeament
Ebare
Pantera
Paterns
Bon.worth
Conan Bienheim
Sat Lake En
Aingle
Dowbie
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Walen
Hose
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Galil
Burns
Ambergeis” Johnson
NEW Brooklyn Fire Salvage CO
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Jacob H. Schiff
AM. E. Ingalls
New-York Life Policies
Fifth Avenue
Doulton
Teoma
Mermod
Jaccard & King
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