Train Kills Two In Auto Warn Confession Sought
Goshen New York June 14 an automobile driven by Richard S Sayer treasurer of the maier Ericsson Engine Company New York struck by a fast Erie Railroad train at Seeley's Crossing near Goshen instantly killed Mr Sayer and his wife. Their sons Ray age seven and Dick age thirteen fatally injured. Chauffeur Charles Shepard Jackson escaped injury. The couple had originated from Englewood to visit relatives and planned a trip to a summer home. The crossing is described as dangerous with the track hidden from view. The accident left the car mangled and bodies removed to Thrall Hospital. Jackson said Sayer urged him to proceed after warnings not to.
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Richard S. Sayer
maier-Ericsson Engine Company
New York
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Erie Railroad
Seeley's Crossing
Sayer
Ray
Gee
Charles Shepard Jackson
Englewood
Gothen
Goshen Station
Thrall Hospital
Willam M. Sayer
Mia Sayer
Henry K. Lowe
Middletown
J.C. Anderson
New-York, Ontario
Tn Railroad
Mrs. Sayer
Admitted Wickes in Jarvis letters case faces trial
Indicted on a blackmail charge after letters signed Lewis Jarvis were traced to lawyer Thomas P. Wickes. He defended his conduct, retained counsel at 141 Broadway, and denied any threats. Colleagues and Dr. Grinnell questioned his actions while noting his distress and asserting his integrity.
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Thomas P. Wickes
Lewis Jarvis
Job E. Hedges
Broadway
Lewis Jervis
Hedges
Mr. Wickes
Francis M. Scott
Thomas €. O'Sullivan
Wickes
Sullivan
Ashbel P. Grinnell
Edward Weston
Tom Wickes
Mr. O'Sullivan
Mr. Osborne
Weston
Dr. Grinnell
Osborne
New York
Jerome
Rand
Actor in Smash-Up Injures Joe Welsh and Brother
Comedian Joe Welsh and his brother Jacob, an artist, were injured when their car struck a horse at a cross street after turning from Lexington Avenue. Both men were treated by Dr. Fryer of Flower Hospital. they were released to go home with multiple injuries.
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Joe Welsh
Jacob
Joe Wash
Bay 17Th St
Bath Beach
Hubbardst
Bensonhuret
Welch
Lexington Ave
49Th St
Fryer
Flower Hospital
Fastest torpedo boat promised by American and British firm
Bridgeport Conn June 14 A raceworthy boat is being built by the American and British Manufacturing Company to be the fastest cost ever made. Details are hidden but it is said the keel is left and the craft will be modeled after a Herreshoff design. It will use a high horsepower motor and reach forty six knots per hour. Only key stakeholders will witness the installation as the project aims to revolutionize torpedo boat design. Also notice about the New York Central change of time effective Sunday June 1.
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Releomarh
Tim Tribuxe
Bridgeport
Conn
Herreshoff
Man Buries Baby In Yard Sparks Inquiry
William Schmitz witnessed neighbor Felice Donzillo loading a spade and a small box, digging a large hole in the yard and placing the baby in the ground. Coroner and doctor responded. the child died, the other twin hospitalized. no arrest made and Donzillo vowed to be more careful.
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4Th St
Avenue D
Unionport
Felice Donzillo
Donzillo
Schmitz
Don
Donaillo
Berry
Dr. Riegelman
Donailo
Wisconsin court weighs marriage claim in Davis case
Milwaukee June 14 testimony in a local court largely supports W B Davis who seeks court aid to prove if he is married. The Rev David Beaton of Chicago who signed the certificate testified Davis may not be son of Russell and that there are disputed points. A separate notice lists travel fare to Niagara Falls and rail information.
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Tribune
Milwaukee
W. B. Davis
Russell
David Beaton
Chileo
Travis
Davis
Manchuria Battle Prospects Viewed Before Peace Talks
A parliamentary brief notes both Russian and Japanese advisories favor a Manchuria clash prior to formal peace preliminaries, as reported across pages 2 and 9 references. Other items include tax arrears sale at National Park Bank and Knickerbocker Trust resisting a bond deposit, plus Columbia University graduating 1,147 and honorary degrees at the 151st commencement.
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National Park Bank
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Willoughby Middleton
Columbia University
Citizens Union
Tammany
George W. Dunn
State Railroad Commission
Commuters' Hard Luck Amid Ferry Breakdown
The Staten Island Rapid Transit Ferry Company's Robert Garrett broke down at noon causing service disruption during the noon to evening rush. Only three older boats served five posts, creating a heavy jam as commuters waited late. The Moonachie filled in temporarily with crowding and safety concerns at the terminal. The Robert Garrett' s damage was minor and expected to be repaired in a day or two.
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Robert Garrett
Staten Island Rapid Transit Ferry Company
Castleton
Staten
Jury Fixing Charged Shakes County Courthouse
Pittsburg June 14 reports say exposes of jury tampering in graft trials push county detectives to unearth a professional jury fixing gang. Chamber of Commerce plans action as business leaders blame judges for leniency in juror dismissals. Judges urged to apply stricter dismissal rules to curb fixes.
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Er Rmmonare Vo
the Tribune
Pittsburg
Chamber of Commerce
Speed From the Injured Eye Harbor Collision
In Eye Harbor New Jersey on June 14 a deadly near miss occurred when a touring car struck a carriage injuring David Koegel Jr his father and mother. The car fled after the crash leaving only the number plate. Koegel will press charges against the owner.
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Eye Harbor
N. J
Atlantic City
David Koegel, Jr
Koegel
Stork Delivers Two Forty Pounders in Long Island City
In Long Island City yesterday two fathers reported twins weighing about 22 and 20 pounds. William Kelly, contractor and livery stable owner, and Michael Morgan, Hunter's Point patrolman, are the proud fathers. Mrs Kelly was married a year ago and the babies remain unnamed as both fathers compare notes. Earlier, Ellen Newman born triplets and John Walters welcomed two boys with one planned to be named Theodore.
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Long Island City
William Kelly
Michael Morgan
Hunter‘s Point
Ellen Newman
Gale St
John Walters
Flushing
Newman
Cassidy
Walters
Theodore
Talk of Ramsey-Gould Settlement
Pittsburg reports indicate a possible settlement within 24 hours between George J. Gould and Joseph Ramsey over the Little Kanawha syndicate and the route to the sea. A conference began locally and moves to New York tomorrow. A M Neeper for Gould offered to Ramsey for the holdings, Ramsey and Blair head to New York tonight.
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Tribons
Pittsburg
George J. Gould
Joseph Ramsey
Ramsey
Gould
New-York
A. M. Neeper
Lef Musburg
Mr. Ramsey
Little Kanawha Holdings
Mr. Ramsey Rit'sen
Ftp. Blair
Little Kanawha Syndicate
Portia Washington Graduates From Bradford Academy
Miss Portia Washington daughter of Booker T Washington graduated from Bradford Academy during its 103rd anniversary exercises. She is the first colored woman to receive a diploma from the institution. She studied music and plans to sail to study music in Berlin for a year. Rev Newell Pwight Hillis of Brooklyn gave the address.
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the Tribune
Herlin
Newell Pwight Hillis
Brooklyn
Money in prison leads to two year Auburn sentence
In a U S Circuit Court ruling Judge Ray jailed Louis Julian for two years of hard labor in Auburn prison on counterfeiting charges. Adelbert Chapin received one year and one day. Julian confessed detailing a mould and molten babbit method used in a prison workshop to counterfeit nickels with an outside mould later found in his bench.
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Binghamton
Ray
United States
Louis Julian
Auburn
Adelbert Chapin
Julian
Broome County
Lewis Julian
Firecracker Bomb Injures Teen on East 24th Street
Francis Costello, seventeen, was severely burned by a firecracker placed beneath him as he sat on a curb at 24th Street and First Avenue. Taken to Bellevue Hospital, doctors treated burns and gravel embedded in his flesh. Police Captain Hussey ordered arrests of offenders amid a surge of cracker explosions nightly.
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East 24Thst
1St Ave
Bellevue Hospital
Dr. Drury
Captain Hussey
East 22d St
Child shoots brother in Yonkers home accident
Five year old Paul Melfite of No 82 School Yonkers was shot in the chin and chest by his seven year old brother Patrick while handling a revolver found in a closet. The bullet tore part of Paul's jaw and fractured a rib as the brothers were on the stoop.
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Paul Melfite
Stoop
Willie Jones
Ralph
Ravineave
Yonkers
Coventry well yields thirty foot ice in June
In Coventry a farmyard well remains frozen to the depth of thirty feet in midsummer. A Hartford reporter checked and found the farmer could not draw water, entering the well to discover a solid ice column from top to bottom. The anomaly echoes past cold spells, but is un precedented for June in Connecticut.
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Tribune
New Haven
Conn
Coventry
Connecticut
Hart
M Nelidoff's Possible Choice for Russian Plea
Paris dispatch notes Russian authorities expect no communication of Nelidoff’s appointment. The meeting venue likely European such as The Hague, not the Far East. Baron de Rosen remains envoy in place. he sails for Washington on June 28 unless Moscow alters plans. Armistice talks may occur near the war seat, perhaps Peking, with imminent decision. McCormick and Motono met to discuss Far Eastern tensions.
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Tokio
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Far East
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Russia
Baron de Rosen
United States
Washington
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Peking
Rouvier
McCormick
Motono
Confer on Equitable reorganization at the Claremont and Wolcott
Paul Morton and Thomas F. Ryan held a late night conference at the Claremont and the Hotel Wolcott to plan Equitable Life reorganization and discuss the Hendricks report. They reviewed executive committee actions, pending policy steps, and the deed of trust as work continues. The Hendricks report is expected next week, with further decisions to await its findings.
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Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Thomas F. Ryan
Hyde
Equitable
Morton
Claremont
Wolcott
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Mr. Ryan
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Morton Trust Company
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Lafayette Boulevard
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Hendricks
James Fr. Hyde
Alexander
Gage E. Tarbell
George T. Wilson
William H. McIntyre
Valentine P. Snyder
Alvin W. Krech
H. ©. Deming
Thomas D. Jordan
Ryan
Cleveland
Princeton
Ryan Syndicate
Frick
Harriman
Mr. Frick
Mercantile Trust Company
Riou
Equitable Trust Company
President confident of lasting peace in the Orient
In Washington on June 14 the President vows complete success in forging lasting peace in the Orient. He assists tentative discussions and notes diplomacy’s slow pace while favoring The Hague as a meeting venue. Japan would accept Washington, but climate and logistics favor a Hague gathering with Cassini and Takahira guiding informal talks.
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Washington
Russia
Japan
Cassini
Takashhira
Hague
Count Cassini
Takahira
Peace Commission
No Reply From Japan Delays Paris Peace Talks
Tokio reports that Japan rejects a Paris meeting of Russia and Japan plenipotentiaries citing Paris as Russia’s ally capital and the distance and delay it would cause. The dispatch details Roosevelt meetings and notes M Nelidoff named Russia’s chief plenipotentiary.
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Tokio
Washington
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Paris
M. Nelidoff
France
Russian ambassador in Paris on peace talks and armistice
M. de Nelidoff, Russia’s ambassador in Paris, says a Japanese plenipotentiary could meet near the theater of war though the Japanese envoy has not yet been chosen. Public debate favors terms that secure victory and lasting peace, with doubt about Russia’s good faith.
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Japan
Oyame
Linovitch
Russia
Russia Fulfills Formal Reply to Roosevelt Appeal
Washington dispatch reports Russia’s formal response to President Roosevelt’s appeal as of June 14, detailing diplomatic steps and potential implications for Allied strategy and tensions. The notice emphasizes the official stance and next anticipated moves in the wartime context.
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Associated
Prew.y
Washington
Russia
Roosevelt
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