Latimer Philips Ritter Held on Swindle Charge
Detectives arrested Thomas Latimer of Pittsburg John Philips of Richmond England and Henry Ritter of London on swindle charges involving A W Stolzenbach of Pittsburg The trio allegedly planned a $2 00000 stock deal tied to coal land in West Virginia and British capital funding The men were arraigned at Magistrate Steiner and box officers held in Tombs jail as the case centers thefts involving Pittsburg coal and land concerns.
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John Philips
Richmond
England
Henry R. Ritter
London
A. W. Stolzenbach
Pittsburg
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Steiner
Latimer
West Niveinia
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Corplainant
M. Desee Henry
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Pittshore Coal and Land Company
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Enother
Tittehurs
Juen
Hegget Fitter
New York
Pillsours Poller
A. H. Stulzenbach
Garment Strikers Riot Sparks City clashes
Rioting garment workers and sympathizers clash with non union workers near a West Sixth Street factory. A striker is shot and about six others, including a policeman, are seriously injured. Windows are smashed as police restore order and a second riot follows later in the day.
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Minttien
Wiane
Weas GM Street
Polle
Wats
Cost of Woman's Living in Boston
Mrs Raymond Fob ins of hle age calls for simple comfort under $20 a week for a woman. Mrs Robing orton plans to attend the national conference of Women's Trade Union Leagues. She argues wage workers must join unions and may strike for protections denied by man-made laws. Max Rebing says a union girl might marry a passive nonunionist but should not marry a pronounced anti unionist regardless of wealth or status.
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Raymond Fobins
Robing Orton
National Conference of Women's Trade Union Leagues
Ronit
Max
Had a Fit to Save Husband in Philadelphia Tale
A deaf wife fakes a fit at a magistrate in Philadelphia to aid her husband, W Bayithers, who was jailed for queer antics. The wife invoked a sign language claim and was sentenced to five days in prison, with the magistrate offering reprieve if she would be a fit again.
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Philadelphia
Fya Sauthers
Magistraye
W.+ Bayithers
Broad and Carpenter Winecte
Magise
Buage
Kann's Pictures Sold in Paris Auction of Dutch Masters
In Paris a sale of the Maurier Kann collection of Dutch and English masters drew wide interest as 82 pictures sold for 544,200 dollars. Notable items included Rembrandt's portrait A Philosopher at 4,000, Pranz Hal youth portrait 85,000, Cuyp The Departure for the Chase 82,000, Cuyp Morning 20,300, Reeburn Jane Fraser 28,500 and William Freber 10,400, Steen The Wedding 15,20, Gonzales Coques The Duet 14,600, Lawrenece Miss Glover 15,000, Ruystaat The Flood 12,000, and Tenier Crown of Thorns 12,200.
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Pranz Hal
Albert Cuyp
Reeburn
Jane
Fraser
William Freber
Jan Steen
Gonzales Coques
van Roseveldt
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas Lawrence
Glover
Jakob Ruystaat
Tenier
Cabot Disagrees With Eliot on Sex Hygiene Policy
At the Nocona Conference of Charities and Corrections in Ward Hall eminent speakers discussed sex hygiene. Richard C. Cabot challenged Dr. Charles W. Eliot on teaching the subject publicly while other sessions covered drunkenness housing and neighborhood conditions. Public safety officers were posted outside the crowded meeting.
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Boston
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Evansville
Ind
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National Women's Trade Triton League
Josephine Goldmark
National Consumers’ League
JC McCrea
New York
Th. Adolph Meyer
Johns Hopkins University
Porter R. Lee
Philadelhia
Fawerd T. Devine
Edward Keetzen Ellenhagen
Hoston
George B. Hugo
Reunion of 99th Regiment Veterans in New York
Eight veterans and a number of guests attended the annual reunion and dinner of the 99th Regiment also known as the Naval Brigade. Capt John Mendenhall and several listed survivors spoke of the regiment’s seafaring origins from the Hudson and East rivers. The unit, recruited by Washington Bartlett, earned a notable war record and a death toll of several members, including Confederate prisoners.
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Grovestreet Hore
John 1 Mendenhall
Wiliam M Schults
Ee V. Wrey
Harry Munson Tow. Norris
Jules Boerum
Puilityuy
Frederick W. Ritschy
Naval Brigade
Washinston Bartlett
Hudson
East Rivers
Strike on Odell's Car Line Protests at Newburg
Workers from the Orange County Traction Company halted service this morning demanding the removal or transfer of Willand Martin, a station superintendent, after confrontations with company president ex-Governor Ciel. Odell refused to dismiss Martin. City and suburban trolley lines remain temporarily tied in Newburg.
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Grange County
New York Man Shoots Self During Morning Talk Near Saratoga
Samuel Owen Smith of New York sixty two years old killed himself during a conversation with his wife near Saratoga Springs New York a revolver was used and a servant answered a telephone in another room The tragedy occurred as the couple discussed an excursion and authorities believe a momentary fit of insanity caused the act His son Harmon Smith of New York City is named in reports.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Samuel Owen Smith
New York
Anil
Albany Law School honors Miss Mazel Cole of Springfield
Miss Mazel M Col of Springfield heads Albany Law School class of 64, receiving the Benton prize for excellence and the White prize for second best in Corporation law. The event follows a college-wide ceremony as Henry Clews is noted in related university honors.
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Springfield
Albany Institution
Albany
Albany Law School
Mazel M. Col
Sage
Joslan TH Benton
McKinley
Friars Frolic Draws Crowds and Raises Funds
At the Slots Theatre last night a large crowd paid for tickets to the Friars Frolic show. Tom Dingle debuts in The Follies of 1911 at the New York Theatre roof, with Lew Dockstader and William Collier, Jr. also featured as novelties. The Friars arrived after a nationwide tour and earned about $70,000 for a new charity project.
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Aly
Tex Lew Dockstader
William Collier
Young Collier
New Yorker Tells How He Lost 10000 In Lemon Chips Scam
Philadelphia man Joseph Martin faced a $5000 bail on charges tied to a $10,000 fake fare game at a North Fourth Street house. A New York victim described meeting Martin and two accomplices at the Waldorf Astoria and losing $1000 in colored chips as the game unfolded. The trial proceeded with witnesses recounting the alleged fleece and the dramatic chip stake, while Harvard President Lawrence Lowell criticized gambling culture in a separate note on college conditions.
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Joseph Martin
Tein
Joseph
Hredeks
New York
Freud Street
Nathan Wenter
Westerinck Wim
Waldorf-Astoria
Martin
Louis Wise
Willian Stewart
Rome
Lawrene Lowell
Harvard
Lowell
New York City
Mexico Earthquake Toll and Camorra News Mixed
Reports describe earthquake devastation around Colima and nearby towns with death toll estimates ranging toward forty, plus significant damage to Colima’s water system and fires. Separately a lengthy court session details Camorra murder links, witness testimony, and police procedures as trials continue in Naples.
Baldwin Works Closed As Strike Ends Negotiations
Delegates and workers, about seventeen, gathered at Baldwin Works to close a two day strike. Officials warned that if 14 workers remained in the ranks of the strike, the plant would be unable to operate. A statement reported attempts to restart operations failed as management refused to yield. The company did not wish for further trouble after the meeting.
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Phaendinese
Ee Enon aIklers Connell
Fife
Waa
Observance urged for Flag Day by D A R leader
Marinegro. an ene manyen . dcott, president general of the Daughters of the Amerivolution, urged that members observe Flag Day. He asked members to display flags on houses and decorate to honor efforts to save public buildings.
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Dcott
The
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Tasday
Family of Four Slain in Portland Halts City in Fear
Four members of the Waka Hmmm family were found dead in their Anionwatt Hill home near Portland. Dorothy six and Phil nine were strangled in a rear hall. Police pursued a single suspect after a letter claimed more crimes would follow. Volunteers and authorities combed the countryside as the search for the killer continued.
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Anionwatt
Milant
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Barbara Holtenman
Stoltenman
Governors and Roosevelts Attend Westchester Polo Cup Match
Gov Dix in white naval uniform leads spectators at Westbury for the decisive Westchester International polo cup game between England and America. Colonel Roosevelt andAugust Belmont among a vast guest list including Mrs Whitney, Mrs Vanderbilt, and numerous society figures watching American victory efforts.
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Eford de Kay
Westbury
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Monson Morris
de Kay
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Nicholas Longworth
Ming Ethel Roosevelt
Tady Sybs Grey
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Ottawa
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Lawrence Waterbury
Whitney
Payne Whitney
Clarence Mackay
Sire Horden Harriman
William K Vanderbilt, Jr
Hed
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Reginald (. Vanderbilt
Fleanora Sears
William P. Burden
Cyed Fater
Theodore Travermeyer
Louise Sands
Moses Taylor
Evelyn Burden
West
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Henry Carnet Phipns
Frank Egerton Webb
Laure Webb
K. D. Morgan
Henry Sanford
Algabriskie Gray
Putaiph Weld
August Belmont, Jr
Eugene & Renal
Samuel Stevens Sands
W. Scott Cameron
B.D. Morgan
Richard Trimbie
Oliver Harriman
Douglas Robinson
Thea- Gore Douglas Robinson
William Day
Dorothy Whitney
Beatrice Ben
W. Courtney Bennett
Ennett
Arthur Scott Burden
Reginald Brooks
Mya Charles Tana Gibson
Edmund J. Uuslies
Ethair Iselin
Seontey Mortimer
Charles Stele
French Vanderbilt
Rs Livermore
Siilton
Washburn
Joseph Marrinen
Edmund Randolph
Sidney Breese
Pil
Harry T. Peters
Duke of
Val- Tatabrossi
Vin Renssetener
Garrard Blames Theft of Papers on Jewish Bias Tale
General Garrard charged tonight that papers stolen from Fort Myer adjuvant's office were part of a bias plot against Frank Bloom a private seeking a commission. He claimed Taft faced pressure to address the matter while denying army or navy Jew prejudice and called the papers privileged department correspondence.
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Jarrard
Fort Myer
Taft
Frank Bloom
Bloom
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Rard
Tat
Garrard
Coe
Department
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Mr Cutting Wins In Suit Against Mrs Stephens
Yesterday the counsel for Mrs Jennie M Stephens gained permission to discontinue her suit against W Bayard Cutting for an accounting alleging false representations to induce her to relinquish her interest in the Sole Street property Brooklyn fery. After Stephens testified, the motion was granted as Cutting’s counsel argued he could not prove the allegations. Justice Pombieton ruled there was no need for Cutting to defend after Stephens’s testimony showed no foundation for her statements.
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Ronmeton
Jennie M. Stephens
W. Bayard Cutting
Brooklyn
Mra Stephens
Cutting
Abernathy Family Plans Pacific Trip By Horse and Dogs
Oklahoma’s Abernathy clan, famed for bold travel feats, will ride from Oklahoma to the coast with horses and dogs. The group aims to reach Park, Coney Island, by June 19, per a voyage touted by a promoter. The trip, led by manager Thompson of Tina Par Wageren, is reportedly ambitious and may extend beyond a few days.
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