Man Uses Cell Substitutes in $60 Escape Plot Exposed
Henry Siegel reveals a prison escape scheme at Blackwell's Island involving inmates swapping identifications and paying $60 to shorten sentences. The scheme linked to Abraham Romassot and others, with fingerprint checks to prevent repeats. Police pursue Romano and others. past crimes and multiple arrests noted for a man known to authorities.
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Blackwee Tekad
Prinoner
Henry Siegel
Abraham Romassot
J 'Rlaon
Homanoff
Bieaut
Lin
Sims
Tambs Molicn
Blarkwell's
Romano
Murphy
Essex Market Court
Siekel
Innexwell
Siegel
Fox
Romanof
Batt
Han
Toman
Juventia Asylum
House of Reformation
House of Refuge
Newark
Sing Sing
Chicago
Providence
Philadelphia
Boy Scouts to Assist Women at Rail Stations
Distorted notice states June Boy Scouts will be on land at all railroad stations during a federation conference of Women’s Clubs to aid women during the event. Women reportedly may pass through rail yards to meet trains in the sheds, a privilege previously limited to men by railroads.
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Chirmied
Iit
Frank Gets Hearing on Absence From Court
In Atlanta the state and defence argued to annul the verdict in Leo M. Pratik’s case for the murder of Mary Phagan, alleging Frank’s absence tainted the trial. Detected procedural questions and a motion for a new hearing were discussed. the hearing resumes tomorrow.
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Frank
Atanta
Nhenrine Tere
Leo M. Pratik
Mary Phagan
Fordien
Yaie Qletery
Ilene Wontarlons
Moan
Cher
Ponethie
Aequtal
Mrank
Bollistar
Hugh M Hersor
Frink
Subic
Wilsons Golf Is Medium Good Only
President Wilton and ex President Taft are rated as medium good golfers by the Columbia Country Club with 11 stroke handicaps over par. Several Senators and Representatives are listed with varied handicaps from 1 to 24, reflecting a humorous congressional golf rating.
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Tribune Muread
Washington
Wilton
Taft
Columbia Country Club
Oglesby
New York
O'Guriman
Pat Tater Tehann
Benator Brietaw
Peuroan
Benator Saulnbues
Walsh
Renator Cumming
Iteheneh
Henator Hollis
Yowsiven
Drotits
Fitzgerald
Whaler
Gillette
Kent
Tuite
Townsend
Tredway
Wooley
Shreve
Suffragists fail to capture Glynn in Albany visit
Miss Blye Lincoln Vandengrift from Colorado led a five person suffrage delegation into the Executive Chamber seeking Governor Glynn. He said he believes women will eventually gain the vote but does not plan to speak at the suffrage mass meeting. The suffragist group left unsure if he would attend.
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Techune
Miss Vandegrift
Miss Vandecrift
Jie
Mrs Blatch Charged With Bad Faith
A fragmentary report describes Mrs Blatch facing alleged bad faith amid internal disputes within the Women’s Political faction. The piece mentions Miss Martha Holmans, a young activist, and references a letter indicating tensions over stenographers and union affiliations. The text includes names of several figures and organizations, with uncertain connections.
Stenographers and Accountants Union Membership Update
Mrs John Martin and Mre Cooley figure in union matters as Stenographers and Accountants Union members. Discussion centers on Mrs Cooleys membership in the union while she no longer works at the W P U office. Other names and domestic details appear in a fragmented report about union activities and personnel.
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el Lon
Erion
Uimonttet
Thin Wien
Martha Holmans
Florence
Conley
Warner
Pol
Si West
Mra
Cooley
Welch
Cooluy
Boyle
Union of
New Yorks
Katherine
Einse
Mites
Milla
Royle
Selon Stranley
Bogle
Mina Hohmann
Stee
Helen Marat
W. P
Holann
Ming
John Martin
Svekellet
Martla
Mian Bean
England
Moele John
Minx Hulsmann
Dely
Mel Blatch
Atlee Dean
Mre Cooley
Bookrepérs, Stenographers and Accountants” Union
W. PU
Grads to Meet After 50 Years at NYU Commencement
New York University marks its eighty second annual commencement with alumni over fifty invited to Helgate. John J Hice and John Chalmers, former classmates, expected presence. Historical Society and Phi Beta Kappa events set noon meetings, campus field day parade, Trinity game at Ohio Field, and sermons follow. Mayor Mitchel to give opening address. fundraising dinner and campaign goals noted.
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New York University
University Helgate
John J." Hice
Westminster, College, Missouri
John Chalmers
Chalmers
Rice
New York University Historical Society
Phi Beta Kappa Society
St Dak
Aldmai
College of Arts
Cymnasium
Trinity
Ohio Field
William Pierson Therail
Brick Presbyterian Church
Phi Beta Kappa Keys
George Augustis Sandham
Gould Memorial
University Freights
Mitchel
Sydney of Commerce, Accounts and Finance
Canpalen
Taft Aids Plans To Protect Aliens
Former President Taft presided at a Lawyers Club meeting called by the New York Peace Society to push registration and federal protection for aliens. About forty prominent uplift workers attended as the big Colorado labor unrest raises concerns. Taft chaired the committee with William Short as secretary. other leaders included Parker, Seniff, Holt, McCracken, Villard, Austen Fox, and Lindsay Russell from the Japan Society. The effort aims to mobilize existing societies and individuals for coordinated propaganda and action.
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Taft
Lawyers Club
United States
New York Peace Society
Uma
Colorado
Itwan
Taft Remaine
William
Short
Alton B. Parker
Jacob H. Seniff
Henry Holt
McCracken
G. Villard
Austen Fox
Lindsay Russell
The
Japan Society
Pacific
Qlistihn
Atate
Nesbit Thaw Estate Placed In Trust In Mt Lebanon
A ninety foot plot at Washington Pike and Florida in the Mt Lebanon district was sold by Mt Lebanon Land and Trust Co to Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. The site will be developed into a residence for Thaw’s son Mira and the property to be held in trust, with plans for a modest house and carriage, while ensuring a never-built hollow was not specified.
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Evelyn
Pittsburgh
the Tribune
Washington Pike
Florida
Mt Lebanon
Mt Lebanon Land and Trust Co
Wan
Ann Peale Dence
Evelyn Nesbit
Mira
Tammany Aid Got Place for Baxter in Workhouse
Dr Charles Baxter, under 2500 bond on cocaine and morphine sales to prisoners, secured a workhouse physician post via Tammany connections. Assemblyman McGrath vouched for him, despite a three year physician license revocation. Grand jury to hear drug plot charges Monday.
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Charles Baxter
Elaine
Whitney
Medical Board
Baxter
Doyle
Assemblyman McGrath
State Board of Regents
Assemblyman
McGrath
Cherokee Club
Nick? Hagen
Mst
Wemisatonie Whitney
Ming
Davia
Riverhead
Long Island
Davi
Corning
Long Leland Medical College
Willamsburg Hospital
Bellevue
Knickerbocker Hospital
Department of Correstiona
Tolluswet
John M. Minton
Herbert
Yorkville
Train escape ends in daring window leap
Edward Jackson of Blairsville Kentucky was arrested in Steelton on charges of robbing telephone booths and defrauding merchants. He leaped through a window of a Cumberland Valley Railroad train traveling toward Harrisburg, escaping capture but later recaptured.
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Layaviegimpoo
Teicum
Harrisburg
Penn
Edward Jackson
Blairsville
Steelton
Marchants
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Aril Escapad
Bryant Will Leaves Funds to Fight Vivisection and Education
The will of Dr. Joseph D. Bryant filed in the Surrogates Court leaves more than $10,000 to aid the fight against vivisection and distributes bequests to his wife, daughter, and various institutions. New York University, Bellevue Medical College, and the Norwich Hospital receive sizable shares, with residuary portions tied to the death or remarriage of Mrs. Bryant. A monument is planned at Somers Point Cemetery in Norwich.
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Joseph D. Bryant
Grover Cleveland
Vincent's Hospital
Burrogates
Florence Bryant de Pepeter
Chicago
Bryant
India
Annette A. Begsant
Masey
de Peynter
Brrent
New York University
New York Acadmy of Medicine
First Baptist Cura
Norwich
SY. Norwich Monottal
Vincent's Hornlce
American Associating
Bellavws Hospital
Job
New York
Norwich Hopital
New York Academy of Medicine
Fire Baptist Church
Mra de Peymar
Usiversity
Bellevue Hospital Matical College
Amare Fan Medical Association
Somat Hage
Norwich N
First Baptist Church of
Academy of Medicine
Academy
Demand to Vote for Senator Chicago Suffrage Rally
A formal demand to extend voting rights to women was presented today to election officials in Chicago. Leaders Catherine Walt McCulloch Jane Addams and Mary SteDowell supported the push, urging that women be allowed to vote for Presidential electors and state senators.
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Chicago
Star Geval
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American Museum of Ety
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Sun Yat Sen
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