Murder Mystery at Merry Hill Ends in Blurred Evidence
Autopsy suggests murder at Murray Hill with unclear clues and police holding to death by own action theory. Doctor testimony notes deep wounds, candles flame on lung, and family prominence in Merry Hill amid a mass of uncertain details.
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Pat Netty
Mideor T Maye
Dre Reuse
Ain Aus Trey
Joseph Kayes
Dinarh
Rani
Quen
Dentitheres
Merry Hill
Daly Tey San
Mary
Enatth
Daugnewe
Marlin
Win Waa
Jonegihe Keive
Nuribeet
Trust Was in Beam Pool at Steel Corp Trial
Testimony in a steel company case centered on a director Roberts and his knowledge of pool operations. The court heard debate over whether the Steel Corporation could arrange pools and whether 24 men could be kept in a pool arrangement. Former Ambassador Robert Wanete Sibert and Gary attended as the hearing resumed with judges to rule on the case.
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Roberts
Steet Corporation
Miterce
Bteel Corporation
Judee Hidinwin
Toberte
Wily Association
Sterstion
Induss
Thoee
Robert Wanete
Sibert i. Gary
Nev Oh
Matnatton
Police Captain Retired After Relieved Move Up
Law enforcement story notes Sittin Lawrence J. Murphy of Pruner Park station Brooklyn retiring by lawn request yesterday. He served in the Corow wince 18K and was promoted to the vacancy today at Alexander meer 880.
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Murphy
C. A
Sittin
Lawrence J. Murphy
Pruner Park
Broklyn
Police Department
Corow
Mercy Shown To Auto Bandit Plea Leads To Penitentiary
A long district court report details Young, a reputed gang leader in a California hold up ring, pleading guilty to robbery in the second degree. Seven gang members remain in Sing Sing as the court imposes a 1000 dollar fine and penitentiary time. The article notes his wife's distress, his morphine habit, and opinions on clemency compared with other criminals.
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Darofevlt
Joseph Trelor
Powter
Geheral Seastone
Woond Degee
Wesault
Sine Sing
Mme
Charles Pte Wick
Youneswold
Hill rally on Sulzer primary bill draws crowd
A vast audience at the Ardent Hall rally hears Governor Sulzer’s direct primary plan praised by Independence League leaders. County officials urge action and announce a June 1 Murray Hill Lyceum meeting with speakers detailing the measure and candidate selection principles.
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Suiek
Bulger
Bilao
Grease County
Ansett Teaveviati
Watley
Priamarie Caine
Patrie
Wattle
Taniy
Wien
Mx. Batre
Patete
County Committee of
Tin Independence Langue
Artingtin Hall
Hurter
Legislacure
Aylveater
Malone
League
Pioneer Party
Chaieman
John J. Hopper
Murray Hil Lyceum
James A. Allen
Catemittee
Allen
New York Telephone Rates Cut by 650000 in Revision
A general revision of telephone toll rates filed with the Public Service Commission and New Jersey Board of Utilities becomes effective July 1. The changes are expected to save toll users about 1,000,000 annually and introduce a new charging scheme based on actual minutes of connections. The company outlines a graded choice system for toll services and plans to adjust rates as usage changes.
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New York Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
New York
Board of Utility Commissioners of
New Jersey
Braup Shearm
Poorly Spelled Letters From Teachers Stir Public Debate
In New York a public settlement over how to write the Ene Veh language is reported. Maxwell and others discuss the issue while notable figures and teachers are named. The piece mentions Margaret Doakson and a committee on school tenpiley with remarks about literacy and administration.
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Nave Aden
New York
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Maxwell
T Hie
Ales Hine
Jetters
Wun
Han
Jeavs
Margaret Doakson
Eteaner
Grant My
Seteberet
Bonn
Ainlelty
Ceri
Viesblent Mitclir
Cliirman
Vonmauition
Roiwlesa
Wishartty
Af Buntemeen Boc
Inos
Oe Kanei
Kheen Va
Dr Cupid Loses Patient in High Profile Divorce Suit
Ardent court filings reveal a separation between Molly Harrie and Linener Harti Hart, with attorney Maurber Meer seeking alimony and a court order for the divorce. The complaint details marital strain including abandonment, a mutual residence dispute, and reported estrangement as the couple faced a New Year's halt in communication.
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Pitti
Ain Menviney
Godale
Molly
Maurber
Atlirnay
wEimany
Levat
Phate
Attetae Ordentale
Bewley
Swears Wife Left Him Seeks Divorce Blaming Detective
Richard Martin Jr secretary of the Larkwood Company sues for divorce claiming his wife left him and that a detective from the Pinkerton agency is involved. The case centers on allegations she is with a detective at 320 Wear Tow Street while her husband notes personal distress and his mother's illness.
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Heney Carey
Win
Third Avenue
Lmuse
Nlew
Mavic
Anid
Richard Martin, Jr
Larkwood Company
Supreme Court Yeaterday
Florence Martin
Tralph Browne
Pinkerton Amenes
Myx Mullin
Whitestone
Lang Feland
Battin Weld
Util
Heewan
Beechurst
Long Ilend
Wear Toth Street
Rattin
Thattin
Hattin
Pas Hilywls
Wald Fttin
Philadelphia man held after warning card to President Wilson
Philadelphian Henry Lafferty was arrested for sending a postal card to President Wilson warning of “guest creatures” having taken control of the government while the President slept. He was held without bail by United States Commissioner Craig for mental-condition examination.
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Philadelphine
Wilson
Lina
Wilken
Tienry
Lafferty
United Btaton
Craig
Poisoned Pen Mystery Sparks Citywide Hysteria
Mrs Nelson Pollard’s arrest on a complaint by Mrs Charles Jones fuels panic over a “poisoned pen” scandal. Dozens of prominent women face public scrutiny as callers and photographers swarm the city. Mr Jones promises a statement Monday that could implicate many, with nerves strained and some residents leaving town.
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Nelson
Pollard
Charles F. Jones
Jones
Thomas Jones
Ted
Beards Pastor in Court Potowine Ampletine Trial
A pastor from Beards faces court proceedings in Potowine for alleged charges related to conduct at the Verde church. The court heard testimony about the pastor’s duties and possible involvement, with witnesses presenting mixed statements as investigators pursue the case.
Judge Bar Knapp Faces Medical Specialist Bar Admission Case
A Wisconsin court heard DR KNAPP BAR admission dispute where a medical specialist sought to practice law. Justices Lav and Wallace MacMarlane presided with admissions committee members. Evidence included letters from physicians including Dr William Oxler of Oxford. KNAPP acted as his own attorney and asked to be admitted, while a prior suit against him involved his father Adolph Schleier for $10,000.
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Girmotita Aem& Lawyer
Lharerter
Sherourt
Ohare Agathet
Turner Justicow Laveniitt
Wallace MacMarlane
William Oxler
Oxford University
Knapp
Adolph Scblexiier
British American Tobacco Brands Declared Nonexclusive
Judge Ward of the federal district court denied a motion to restrain the United American Cigar Stores Company from using the words British American. The English company plaintiff argues branding, but the court held the term is geographical and not enforceable as an exclusive trademark. The defendant operates as a retailer. the plaintiff is a manufacturer and the two are not direct competitors.
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Ward
Heide American Tobacco Company
Lams Jued
Unities-American Cigar Stores Company
Plaintifs
New Jersey
Canada
Flag insult strike ends at Fletcher Iron Works Hoboken
About 170 boilermakers employed at Fletcher Iron Works in Hoboken returned to work after a strike over alleged insults to the flag. Foreman Joseph Fletcher denied using disloyal language, while the workers claimed proof of disloyalty existed.
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Fletcher Iron Works
Hoboken
Joseph Fletcher
Girl Takes Poison in Strange Love Test
Faith Madden, 19, in uptown subway station swallowed two bichloride of mercury tablets believing her sweetheart died of tuberculosis. Surgeon saved her life. she later said she would have died without immediate ambulance care. The incident, details, and surrounding persons are described with focus on the medical response and ensuing public interest.
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Third Avenue
1Th Street
Lincoln Hospital
Hibke
Vox
Frank Trenzel
EY Bart Math Street
Hex Street
Uddenas
Wien
Mule Madea
Algat Newool
Mow Street
Hbo
Hnauftal
Terran
Policemen Rescue Girls From Burning Cloak Factory
Fire at the cloak factory of Dugan Seubin McElroy on Wentworth Street trapped six girls in a loft building. Police broke into the smoke filled elevator shaft and stairwell, making seven trips to rescue all workers as fire crews fought the blaze. Damage is estimated around 1000 dollars.
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Dugan, Seubin & McElroy
Wien
Meauure
van of Conner
Koan
Smoker Arrested After Disorderly Conduct Dispute
Tit Charten G Pease and piano maker Dr Coyle filed a complaint after a smoking dispute on a Third Avenue car. Coyle allegedly blew smoke into Pease’s face and threatened violence. Coyle denied smoking. Magistrate Marsh fined him 10.
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Charten G. Pease
Mere Nan’ Coylé
St. Nicholas Avenue
Third
Amsterdam Avenue
125Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Coyle
Sr. Pease
Pease
Marsh
Dr Pease
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