Seized as Bookmaker at Belmont Meeting
The metropolitan betting case centers on Paul Shayne arrested after the fifth race at a Belmont meeting of the Hunts Racing Association. Police and Pinkertons guarded the grounds as deputies and officials warned spectators. If convicted, directors face possible indictment under the anti-betting law.
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Paul Shayne
Rted Hunts Racing Association
Anto Terminal
Shayne
Sherichee
Williams
Phayne
Mattie” Corbett
Hempstead
Gittens
John J. Graham
Willams
The
Hunt Association
de Mott
Nassau
Pinkerton
Allan Pinkerton
Grand Grant
Thaurehaser
Ktewade
Sherif
Pinkertons
Bryn Mawr Grads Urged Into Model Work by Addams
Minx Jane Addams of Chicago addressed Bryn Mawr College graduates urging women to enter model work. She spoke against the white slave trade and noted unfortunate women are often mentally or physically deficient. She urged economics graduates to study prisons reformatories and sweatshops to direct efforts toward improving society. Twenty seven graduates were present.
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Frumacspais
Bryn Mawr College
Minx Jane Addams
Chicago
Mixe Addams
Tomkins Explains Letters on Bonds Envelopes
Commissioner Calvin Tomkins says a clerk in the Department of Docks and Ferries accidentally mailed letters recommending bonds of the Newark Lime and Cement Co in official envelopes. He says about a dozen letters were sent to personal friends and the error was confined to misaddressed envelopes.
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Department of Docks and Ferries
Calvin Tomkins
Newark Lime and Cement Company
Tomkins
Dock Department
Whitehall
Battery Park
Pier A
Workine
Wall Street
Violin Case Decision Upheld in Havemeyer Case Exemption
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling that the Havemeyer Stradivarius violin is exempt from forfeiture due to statute of limitations. The instrument formerly tied to Kiesewerter and once a Maverayer in London had surfaced after Mr Havemeyer’s death, prompting the government appeal. A separate note mentions Medal to a schoolboy with a gold medal from the National Highways Protective Society for Thomas Lorens at a Paulist school on West street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Havemeyer
Havemeyer
States Circuit Court of Appeals
Kiesewerter
London
Newberry wedding invitations recalled as Alleyne departs Detroit
Invitations for the wedding of Miss Carol Newberry and Captain WH Alleyne were recalled. The ceremony was planned for June 18. Alleyne left Detroit for New York after visiting the Newberrys at the Country Club. Engagement announced in March. breakup cited by friends as Miss Newberry’s request.
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Alleyne
Detroit
Carol Newberry
Truman H. Newberry
WH. Alleyne
Queen's Own Regiment
Hamilton
Bermuda
Newberrys
Country Club
New York
Newberry
Buffalo
Boycott Alarms Butchers Over Meat Decree
In Pittsburgh leaders of the Federated Marketing Clubs urge housewives to abstain from meat for ten days. Butchers threaten legal action under anti trust law citing a 1898 Supreme Court ruling. Federated clubs press on with the boycott despite the threat.
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Adesray
Rian
Pittsburgh
Federated Marketing Clubs
Meat Dealers’ Association
United States Supreme Court
Danbury
Federsted’ Women's Marketing Clubs
Will chaos in Supreme Court over elderly wife’s disputed will
Four New Orleans grandchildren challenge the 12 year old will of Clementine Hughes alleging lack of sound mind. Mrs Hughes a frequent will maker, once declared incompetent months after a 1912 will leaving specific bequests to charity and relatives. Nurse Elisabeth Mangen testified the plaintiff repeatedly named herself as beneficiary and feared danger from windows while suffering alcohol issues.
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Beauchamp Hughes
Supreme Court
Mani
Hughes
Park Avenue
Muighes
David Michael Graser
Clementine Graasi
Rome
Humbert
Marsherita
Mra Hughes
Georgetown University
Elisabeth Mangen
Hugher
Park Avenue Hotel
Second Avenue
Divorced Bank Burglar Ly Teer 5 San Francisco
In Superior Court Judge Mogan granted Mrs. Mary Ashby a divorce from Albert T. Ashby a convicted bank burglar and gang leader tied to vault robberies in Golden Col and Gelton Neb The marriage took place April 3 at Golden and was followed by a telegram at the altar about the gang's “important business” that night filing the collapse of their union.
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Ly Teer
San Francisco
Nebraska
Colorado
Mary Ashby
Mogan
Albert ‘T. Ashby
Lancaster
Lancaster, Neb ‘the Marriage Occurred At Mra
Neb
Ashby
Search Turns Hair Gray in One Night
Mrs. Loui kcwin told United States Commissioner Krull that a Secret Service home search after a counterfeiting accusation caused her nerves to shock and turned her brown hair gray. Officials found only an electroplating outfit and a champagne basket from Louis XV era. Meegehwin explained the basket had been an heirloom in their family since Louis XV's time.
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Tegan Francisco
Loui Kcwin
United States
Krull
Secret Service
Louie XV
Meegehwin
Louis XV
Wife waits at wrong place in Milwaukee reunion
Frank Davis of the Manufacturing Company and his wife spent nearly ten hours apart in Milwaukee before police located Mrs. Davis yesterday. Davis had asked his wife to meet near the anime house in Central Park at seven o'clock Monday evening, but she went elsewhere and they were finally reunited after a long search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
Fe Manufacturing Company
Milwaukia
Davis
McGowan Given Life Inhumane High School Trial
Patrick F McGowan, longtime president of a city board and patron of Washington Irving High School, was found guilty of conspiracy and sentenced to life imprisonment. The sentencing occurred amid a public spectacle as Washington Irving High School girls acted as judge jury and jury observers, with a mock trial staged in the old Armory gathering room.
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Patrick F. McGowan
Board of Aldermen
Washington Irving Highhoor
Mr McGowan
Washington Irving
Old School
East Ith Street
Celia Goldberg
McGowan
Washington Irving High School Association
Judan
Elizabeth Levine
Ray Garfinger
Anna Sehnieboik
Amy Smith
Amelia Brown
Japanese PhD graduate weds fellow student at Columbia
Tsuru Arai, a Japanese damino, earned a Doctor of Philosophy degree at Columbia University on Wednesday and quietly married her countryman and Columbia classmate Haraguchi Thursday. The ceremony at Union Macological Seminary was conducted by President Ecknell Brown. The couple plans to return to Japan to teach.
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Japan
Columbia University
Tsuru Arai
Haragusht
Teuru
Columbia
Haragush
Union Macological Seminary
Ecknell Brown
Haraguchi
Ogiyun
THAW TO LEAVE MATTEAWAN FOR WESTCHESTER JAIL HEARING
Justice Keogh of the Supreme Court signed and filed an order at Achite Plains permitting transfer of K Thaw from Matinewan asylum to Westchester County Jail. Transfer to occur tomorrow with Thaw to be kept at the jail under court order while proceedings begin June 1. Thaw has previously been housed at the jail during prior inquiries.
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Westchester County
Keogh
Supreme Court
Achite Plains
K. Thaw
Mat- Harry Teawan
Khaws
Tim
Yeogh
Elderly woman seeks to set aside 1863 divorce
Henrietta G. Leggett, age 89 of New York City, files in Louisville circuit court to undo her 1863 divorce from Abram Leggett, claiming fraud as she says she only learned of it recently. He served in Civil War Company K, New York Light Artillery, and died in 1906 at the Old Soldiers Home in Marion, Indiana.
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the Tribune
Louisville
Henrietta G. Lesgett
New York City
Abram Leggett
Company K
New York Light Artillery
Marion
Ind
Young Ensign Weds After Secret Navy Marriage
Ensign Herbert Ross Hein of the battleship Michigan married Cornelia Van Vorst Booraem at St Patrick's Cathedral after obtaining a license and shore visits to her homes in New Jersey. The wedding occurred at 2 pm with Father William Martin officiating. Hein's commander later extended three days of leave.
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Herbert Ross Hein
Ensign Hein
Michigan
Cornelia van Vorst Booraem
Hein
Otto Lewin Hein
Miss Booraem
Newport
Enelen Hein
Ithth Street
Harold Parke Godwin
Louis Vacher Booraem
Pelle Croft
Essex
N. J
Leutze Leaves Navy Yard After 48 Years Service
Rear Admiral Eugene HC Leutae relinquished command of the Brooklyn Navy Yard to Captain Albert Gleaves, retiring after forty eight years in the Navy. Gleaves, with thirty nine years’ service, will take command as Leutze moves to Washington with a staff farewell.
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Eugene HC
Leutae
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Albert Gleaves
Leutee
Gleaves
Admiral Leutze
Hiv
L . van Doser
GB. Bard
M. M Tayehlefald
W. T. Chivertus
Eugene Ryan
Robert Stocker
FR Harria
Washington
Florida
New York
Lincoln
Washington Crossing
Delaware
Naxal Academy
Newport
Yearns for Other Girl in Divorce Suit
A mining engineer Eliott W Wilkinson suees for divorce after eight months as husband to Mrs Clary Wilkinson. He had jilted a prior fiancée for another woman and accuses his wife of abandonment while his family schemes are alleged to protect his reputation to wed the English fiancée. He seeks alimony and counsel fees as he admits disillusion and a confession of another romantic entanglement abroad.
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Eliott W. Wilkinson
Clary ©. Wilkinton
England
New York
Wilkinson
Hoboken
San Francisco
Manhattan
Pacific Coast
Gerard
Anin
Mexico
Adahity
Nick
Class Day at Barnard Honors and Memories
Barnard Class Day in the gym featured a student program with a class song by Christine Stratton and a salutatory by Eleanor Myers. Dorothy Spear read the class history, and Phi Beta Kappa honors were announced for fifteen seniors led by Mabel Barrett and Beatrice Stegman. The event closed with a valedictory by Cora Theres and the farewell Patisades Song.
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Lernste War
Columbia
Christine Stratton
L Eleanor Myers
Dorothy Spear
Barnard
Florence de Lowther
Phi Beta Kappa
Marion &. Latham
Mabel Barrett
Gertrude Borchardt
Mary
Eleanor Doty
Milfred Hamburger
Marion Hellprin
Phashe Hoffmann
Elsa Mebler
Toutse Nystray
Marjorie O'Connell
Germans Watch Middies At Annapolis Week Events
During June Week at the United States Naval Academy German officers attached to a squadron in Tamp ton Roads were hosted by Superintendent Gibbons and toured the academy. They praised the facilities and naval drills while an aviators exhibition was canceled by high winds. The color guard for next year will be provided by the company winning morning infantry honors. Elizabeth Hall presented the colors at the graduation ceremony. Taft will present diplomas tomorrow as the week climaxes with a formal dinner and a call on Werner Goldsborough. For the first time a foreign naval officer, Vice Admiral Uriu of Japan, was elected an officer of the Graduates Association. The officers elected: President Jordan. treasurer and secretary. Lt. Commander and Professor Logan. Lt. Commander and Professor Campbell Hoff. Lt. Christy. Professor Nalton. Col. Thomson. Vice Admiral Uriu.
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Annapalin
Naval Academy
Tampton Roads
Gibbons
Kuncheon
Clerman
Navy
Sairs Elizabeth Hall
New York
Academy
Taft
Werner Goldsborough
Graduator’ Association
Uriu
United States Naval Academy
W West
Jordaon
GW. Logan
Cainbridge Hoff
H. Christy
L. M. Nalton
RM Thompaon
Vico
Gala Hues for Germans Decorations Planned in City
Mayor Gaynor announced a three day welcome for a German squadron invited by the German Emperor arriving Sunday June 9. Citizens urged to decorate homes and shops. James Speyer and wife host a Sudden garden party at Waldheim Scarborough on Hudson June 12 with guests including Count von Bernstorff and Mayor Gaynor.
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Gaynor
T Su gKeat
James Speyer
Waldheim
Scarborough-on-Hudson
Hudson River
Commodore Blair
New York Yacht Club
Mra. Speyer
Count von Bernstorf
Ynor
Mrs Gaynor
New York
Memorial will honor Titanic fallen with women funded arch
Mrs John Hays Hammond spoke to Manhattan Chapter DAR at Claremont outlining a $500000 Titanic memorial arch in Washington. She urged universal female support with $1 donations, citing broad national response and noting Taft’s early contribution. A fall actors benefit and potential presidential attendance were referenced, with Mrs Everett Shinn directing New York City efforts.
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John Hays Hammond
Manhattan
Daughters of the American Revolution
Claremont
Washington
Hammond
California
Captain Smith
Taft
New York City
Everett Shinn
William Cumming Story
Titanic memorial event remarks at women’s gathering
A large gathering featured impartial remarks from Mrs. Hammond and Mrs. Story about the Titanic memorial and next year's election. Speakers included ex-state regent Masury, Mrs. Mckee, Algernon Sullivan, and many regional leaders of patriotic and educational associations.
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Hammond
Story
Charles H. Masury
Massachusetts
James R. Mckee
Algernon Sullivan
Southrn Industrial Education Association
Joseph Wood
New York
Eva McDonald Valesh
William B. Stewart
Washington Headquarters Association
J. Herom Crosman
The
Patriotic Women of America
John Temple Graves
Suzanne Stone
Cornelius Sullivan
New Rochelle
Mary Wood
Frank Stewart Osborne
John F. Yanger
George F. Alfeson
C. B. Wright
C. A J. Queckberner
Mary Woolcott Green
Livingston Kennedy
Henry Alloway
Edwin R. Fay
Florence K. Finch
A.C. Fisk
Levi Hobbrook
Mary R. Hay
Violetta Jackson
Barnard College
Specials Lose Uniforms In Fifth Avenue Patrol Case
Three members of the Fifth Avenue Association special patrol were taken to Tortville court by Captain McElroy on charges of usurping regular police duties. The arrestees were Thomas Kelly, Thomas Barrett, and Joseph Ridder. The case centered on wearing shields and uniforms without approval from Police Commissioner Waldo. Magistrate Barlow ordered the men to remain in civilian clothes until action is taken.
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Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue Association
Torkville Court
McElroy
West 30Th Street
Thomas Kelly
Thomas Barrett
Joseph Ridder
Robert Grier Cooke
Waldo
Barlow
Chinese Girl to Be Doctor First Woman of Her Race
San Francisco dispatch reports Josephine Chan a Berkeley High School student will be the first Chinese woman to study medicine at the University of California. At eighteen she is a native of San Francisco, familiar with several languages, shorthand and typewriting, and aims to be a doctor to serve her community.
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California
San Francisco
Josephine Chan
Berkeley
Cate Versity
Chan
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