Reed as bookmaker at Belmont meeting sparks betting test
Report from Belmont notes arrests for bookmaking at Hunts Racing Association events. Paul Shayne and Mantle Corbitt allegedly received wagers. authorities vow to enforce anti-betting laws as Pinkerton guards and clergy protect attendees. Judges will rule on directors' liability as a major test unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shsyne
Hunts Racing Association
Shayne
Aeso
Bharpe
Sherift Hee
John Graham
Pearing
Willams
Burt
Work for College Girls Miss Addams Urges Graduates
Miss Addams urges college graduates to fight the white slave evil and enter reform work. The speech urged education as a path to social service, praising reformers and social betterment over mere status.
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Miss Addams
Phitadeprin
Rullege
Wren
Wets Werk
Torling
Tomkins Explains Letters In Corks and Ferries Department
Commissioner Tomkins explains a clerk in Corks and Ferries kept undelivered letters to Newark Lime and Cement Company stockholders. He says misaddressed mail resulted in letters being sent to friends, with bankers and Wall Street figures reportedly alert to the mailings. He defends the action as clerical error and says no personal advantage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorugh
Vin Tomkins
Neo Howe
Newark Lime and Cement Company
Wiha
Tomisine
Ndt
Whitehall
Tie Officiel
Pier LA
Newark Lime Ant
Atau
Flogen
Dow
Wall
Poplin
Violin Case Decision Upheld In Havemeyer Case
The Court of Appeals heard the government's appeal to overturn a lower court ruling that the violin belonging to H C Havemeyer was forfeitable under temperance laws. The case drew wide attention as the instrument’s fate and a medal prize for a schoolboy were discussed. The hearing emphasized the instrument’s ownership after Havemeyer’s death and related custodial issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Havemeyer
Havemeyer Wirlin
Taster Te Chreait Court of Appeals
Iimitatione Tempur
Vicliniet Kinsawerter
Havemmres
YD Gwe
Pieteris i Cautert
Hiwf
Mettonal Highwas Hive
Newberry Wedding Invitations Recalled and Captain Leaves
The Newberry family recalling invitations to a June 18 wedding and Captain Alleyne of the Queen's Own Regiment leaving Detroit after a Bermuda visit. Engagement had been announced, couple met in Hamilton, and the ceremony was planned at the Country Club with Newberry family hosting.
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Alleyne
Detroit
Sikes Carol Newberry
Teuman Wo Newberry
Navy
City
Woo Alleyne
Queen's Own Regiment
Hamilton
Bermuda
Newberrys
Country Club
New York
Newberry
Buffalo
Mise Newberry
Dir
Mire Newberry
Bermudas
Pittsburgh Housewives Boycott Meat For Ten Days
A report notes a proposed ten day meat boycott by Pittsburgh housewives prompted by a Federated Marketing group. Wholesalers and retailers consider action as pressure grows on sellers to abstain from selling meat to curb demand. The public debate centers on federal court timing and potential impact on major market leaders.
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Pittsburgh
Jamei
Leartien Vogheye
Aden
Will dispute unfolds over dead woman’s will in New Orleans hotel
A highly contested will case emerged from a June Park Avenue Hotel event. The deceased left most of her estate to relatives and a charity, while pushback arose from friends and a housekeeper claiming influence and family financial motives. The proceedings focus on testament validity and alleged coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Baal
Craagetawe Inverrier
Hughes
Divorced Bank Burglar Ties to Colorado Heist Revealed
A divorced woman Mary K. Ashiby formerly Bates, implicated in a bank burglary spree across Central Seliuske and Colorado. Her husband Albert T. Ashiby faced twenty year terms in Lancaster, amid a court hearing where testimony linked the couple to a dyno gang planning further robbery. the wedding was followed by a telegram and a night raid on a bank near Gelfon Neb.
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Lancaater
Ashir
Gadden
Col
Memmar
Ashiby
Bank of
Gelfon
Neb
Colorado
Alta
Search turns hair gray in San Francisco home raid
June 1 Mre 56 alleged to Cited States Commissioner Krull, nervou sblock attendant questioned about countertesting. Officers found only an electroplate basket themed with a Louie XV pattern. The inventor described hopes of selling a merchantable version of the trophy basket.
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Pellagrion
San Francisco
Mre
Ileachwin
Krull
Nerneown Hait
Louie XV
Champsons Basket
Sana Mee
Tavis XV
Tana
Unclear text fragment hints at a domestic incident
A garbled report describes a mason pulling a woman toward a Wiesor place to meet, detaining Davis of Davie Stepufacturina Company, Mir Hvis, and his party for about ten hours before reuniting. Davis reappeared at dawn, and the story mentions a wife and a house, with references to Tevis and Cen 2utleck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonaere Andiog
Wiesor
Prant Davis
Davie Stepufacturina Company
Mir Hvis
Davis
Pallow
Earth Agtma
Wéveral
McGowan Trial Aboard School Pageant at Washington Irving
Patrick P McGowan, former president of the Board of Aldermen, was tried and found guilty of conspiracy and sentenced to life in prison. The article describes a dramatic courtroom scene at Washington Irving High School with judges, girls from the school, and young spectators, all reacting to the verdict and sentencing in a peculiar mock assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick P McGowan
Board of Aldermen
Washington Irving High School
Ysdee
Emen
Sr McGowan
Spartators
Washington Irving
Olf
East Ttn Airpet
Celia Goldberg
Xhia College
McCona
Serige
Washington Irving High School Associa
Ion
Vidalictt
Ith Regiment
Washington
Coman
Gin Regiment
Hee
Amy Baltap
Harnat Fruiow
Emma Pranker
Fandine Serpentaus
Elizabeth Lavine
Hay Ferfinger
Anna Behniesaik
Amy Emith
Amelia Brewnimat
Banver Benen
Tantia
Doctor Haraguchi and Bride Marry After Columbia PhD
The article reports Ph D holder from Japan Teuril Haraguchi becoming Mrs Haraguchi after a quiet ceremony at Union Theological Seminary. She and her fellow student Baragush studied at Columbia University for four years, delaying marriage until after her doctorate. Haraguchi hails from Ogatsu Japan and is described as returning to her native roots to teach.
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Japan
Weenta
Columbia University
Yeater Day
Tsuru Arat
Haraguel
Baragush
Union Theological Seminary
Fhcle Grown
Haraguah
Ogtsin
THAW TO LEAVE MATTEAWAN FOR WESTCHESTER JAIL
Juetice Keogh orders the transfer of Harry K. Thaw from Matteawan asylum to Westchester County Jail. The move is scheduled for tomorrow and Thaw will be kept at the jail under court orders while sanity hearings proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester County
Juetice Keogh
Supreme Court
Harry K. Thaw
Jiatioe
Fis Canity
89 Year Old Woman Seeks 1863 Divorce Set Aside
Loulville June 6 Henrietta Leggett eighty nine of New York City filed in Circuit Court to undo a divorce from Abram Leggett claiming fraud as she knew nothing of it until recently Records show Leggett enlisted in Company K New York Light Artillery at the outbreak of the Civil War and later resided at the Marion Ind Soldiers Home in the 1860s
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the Tribune
Loulaville
Henrietta Lesgett
New York City
Abram Leggett
New York Light Artillery
OMA
Marion
Ind
Ensign Hein Marries Cornelia Van Vorst Booraem
Ensign Herbert Ross Hein of the battleship Michigan wed Cornelia Van Vorst Booraem after obtaining a marriage license. The couple, who met during fleet week, married aboard the Michigan with Lt. Col. Otto Lewis Hein and family observers present. The ceremony occurred amid a brisk ceremony schedule and included Marine aides and friends from New Jersey.
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Herbert Ross Hein
Hein
Michizen
Cornelia van Vorst Boor
Michigan
Peemnday
Otto Lewis Hein
Ani Marine
Tae
Webo
Retirement of Captain Lanites Ends Leutze Era at Navy Yard
The text notes Captain Albert Lanites retires after forty years’ service with the Navy Yard. It mentions his role with the ships announcing at Washington and his link to the battleship Larita. Also referenced: Admiral Tatas, Captain Ie 8 Van Diet, and other officers in the period around Lincoln’s presidency and maritime history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuum
Eugeie Hoc Lautan
Tiesy
Brheigey
Toedey
Atierneme
Washington
Rene
Adlylral
Navy
Lincoln
Akitar
Naval Academy
Teaver
Torpeto
Newport
Mining engineer seeks divorce amid entwined affairs
W. Wilkinson a mining engineer filed for divorce from Mrs Claree Wilkinson in New York amid claims of infidelity and a plan to wed another woman in England. He countersued for alimony and claimed his wife abandoned him, while letters from England reveal tension and accusations as the couple faced court actions in Hoboken and San Francisco.
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W. Wilkinson
Imad
Claree C. Wilkinson
England
New York
Dire Wilkinson
Hoboken
Wilkinson
San Francisco
Ter
Gerard
Engin
Ata
Class Day at Barnard Shows Traditions and Hopeful Futures
An afternoon Barnard class day in the Columbia gym featured a clam song, a salutatory by Eleanor Myers, and a humorous Ratnem Bil program. Dorothy Spear narrated the history, with gifts, a prophecy of Barnard’s growth, and a pledge to strengthen women’s roles in future university life. The event honored Pi Hera Kappa election winners and closed with the Palisades Song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernera
Columbis
Christine Stratton
Eleanor Myers
Dorothy Spear
Ratnem Bil
Barnard
Florence Je L Lowther
Cline
German Watch Milestone Naval Academy Graduation Event
Fragmented wartime report describes German interest in naval graduation ceremonies at the United States Naval Academy. Mentions Admiral candidates, President, and governors amid a broader talk of future naval duties and commemorations.
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Teetman
Aermine
Nintieot
Ameare
Tlworek
Toth
Naval Avaitems
Dapanee
Nave
Hited States Naval Academy
Protemat
Garten
Coimandes
Ues Cain
Leo Mimiral Orie
German squadron visit spurs city to decorate homes
Mayor Gaynor announced that German Emperor's squadron will arrive Sunday. Over three days residents are urged to decorate homes and businesses in honor of the visitors. Social events include a garden party hosted by James Speyer at Waldheim near Ossining with notable attendees. The period also features school exams and a kidnapping case in Harlem. A German aviator, Gene Rott, was mortally injured in an air show.
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Gaynor
Te Mayne
James Speyer
Armani
Waldheim
ncarborough-on-Hudson
Hudson River
Commodore Blair
New York Yacht Club
Spever
Yor Bernstorf
Abre Gaynor
New
Women fund planned for Titanic memorial by Manhattan DAR
Mrs John Hars Hammond guest of honor at a Claremont luncheon where she outlined a women’s memorial arch to honor men who died in the Titanic disaster. The project seeks $501.05 and invites nationwide contributions of $1. The memorial aims to empower women and mark a historic first created by women to honor the male fallen, with a fall New York actors’ benefit planned to raise funds and a Taft White House attendance anticipated.
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John Hars Hammond
Manhattan
Daughters of the American Revolution
Claremont
Wyadhington
Hammond
Yeasterday
Bartie
Anittle
California
Memorial Bay
Captain Smithstou
Mea. Tate
Willian Cumming Story
Election talk and names at Titanics memorial meeting
A gathering featured Opa Mee Mammond and Mra Story divided over cooperation for Titanics memorial rites. Speakers included Mire Charles Ho Sasary ex_matrix regent of Massachusette. Mra James F McKee. Mrs Alernon Sullivan. Des Joseph Wood honorary state regent of New York. Mra Eva McDonald Vahesh. Mra William BR Stewart president of the Washington Headquarters Association. Mire J Heron Croeman president of the Patri otic Women of America. Mrs John Temple Graves. Miss Suzanne Stone. Mrs Cornelius Sullivan of New Rochelle. Mary Wood. Mra Frank Stewart Osborne. Mrs John F Tenger. Mra George F Allies. Mre C A J Queckterner. Mixes Mary Woolcott Greem. Mrs Livingston Kennedy. Mrs Henry Allows. Mrs Edwin R Pay. Miss Florence Ja Finch. Mre A C Fisk. Mrs Levi Holebrook. Miss Mary R Hay and Stine Viglette Jackson, regent of the Barnard College Chapter.
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Opa
Hatrietween
Mammond
Mra
Titanics
Othe
Mire Charles Ho Sasary
Massachusette
James F. McKee
Alernon Sullivan
Southern Industrial Education Association
Des Joseph Wood
New York
Eva McDonald Vahesh
William BR. Stewart
Washington
Mire J Heron Croeman
The
Patriotic Women of America
John Temple Graves
Suzanne Stone
Cornelius Sullivan
New Rochelle
Mise Mary Wood
Frank Stewart Osborne
John F Tenger
George F Alies
C . B. Wright
C. A J. Queckterner
Mary Woolcott Greem
Livingston Kennedy
Henry Allowes
Edwin R Pay
Florence Ja. Finch
A.C Fisk
Levi Hole [Brook
Mary R. Hay
Stine Viglette
Jackson
Barnard Coltege
Specials Lose Uniforms on Fifth Avenue Patrol Case
Three members of a special patrol organized by the Fifth Avenue Association were arrested in Yorkville court for wearing uniforms and functioning with police authority without approval. Captain McElroy denied the police commissioner’s sanction, and the patrol members were ordered to resume civilian dress until action is taken. Robert Grier Conke, association president, claimed an amicable understand with Commissioner Waldo.
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Fifth Avenue
Wirth Avenue Association
Torkville Court
McElray
Thomas Kelly
Thomas Barrett
Torenh Ridder
Robert Grier Conke
Pitth Avenue Association
Wallo
McElroy
Ec Waldo
Elthwueh
MrElrey
Chinese girl to be doctor first woman of her race to study medicine
Josephine Chan, an eighteen year old Chinese student at Berkeley High School, plans to study medicine at the University of California. She would be the first woman of her race to pursue medical studies in the state, and aims to use her training to be of service. Chan is familiar with several languages, shorthand, and typewriting, and intends to become a doctor to help her community.
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California
Im Fehagrynb Tate
Frther
San Francizes
Josephine Chan
Berkeley
Cubeversity of California
Ales Chan
San Francisco
Aha Ussali
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Ete Michel
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Thaw
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James B. Regan
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Ax’ Madey
Cornelia Booraem
Leutze
Navy Yard
Annapolis
Columbia Grammar School
Yale
Princeton
Cornojumtia
Sheffield Scientific Yehow
Pennsylvante
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Norm Canal
O'Connor
Harlem
Sophie Welnhart
Anne Wehpee
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Mies Rubin
Hembare
Gene Rott
Tells OF Women's Fund
Brokaw Brothers Mens & Boys
Astor Place
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