Cornell Seniors Celebrate Class Day at Ithaca Campus
Six hundred Cornell seniors prepare for class day ceremonies with ivy planting at new buildings and the main events in Goldwin Smith Hall. The day features address by William Winthrop Taylor and a class prophecy read by Adolphus Kiendl, with a large armory ball and an academic procession planned for Thursday morning.
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Ithaca
N. J
Cornell
Goldwin Smith
Julian A. Pollak
Charles Frederick Agoffin
Mary Veronica Donnellan
Mary Elizabeth McCabe
William Winthrop Taylor
Brooklyn
Adolphus Cornelius Kiendl
Isaac Lande
George W. Roesch
Clara Josephine Cagwin
Mabel Ford Yeomans
Alfred Pettus Howes
Utica
Harold Joseph Roig
Armory
M. V. Balliere
J. A. Pollak
F. S. Sly
B. G. Lewis
William John Dugan
Francis L. Durk
Francisco Allman
Robert Neil Gordon Darby
A. G
Mar- Everett Drennan
Metcal
George Robert Sailor
Edmund Henry Fite
Marsied
Elias J. Durand
Charles L. Durham
Wilder D. Vancroft
Diemeritus
Robert Henry Treman
Andrew PD. White
Frank A. Barton
Cornell University Corps of Cadets
W. W. Taylor
C. F. Magoffin
Alice E. Rowe
Elizabeth P. Donnam
George R. Sailor
Nelson J. Darling
Mabel F. Yeomans
Clara J. Cagwin
A. C. Kiendl- Orater
I. Lande
Ivy Crater
H. J. Reid
A. P Howes
G. W. Roesch
J. A. Ferguson
Sage Chapel
Chi Psi
Rutgers Honor Men Announced At Graduation
New Brunswick N J June 17 a class of thirty eight will graduate this week. The senior honor men include Solomon Perth Amboy first classical George A Leukel own N J second Charles M Doolittle unellent scientific William R Hughes Jr Lew Brunswick second Harry A Marmer Wood fd Alpert K Johnson Raven Rock first ener George A Leukel second Isaac thine third Harry J Steckum A laureate sermon was preached by Rev Newell Dwight Hillis Plymouth Church Brooklyn
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New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers
Solomon
Perth Amboy
George A. Leakel
Own
Charles M. Doolittle
Unellent Scientific
William R. Hughes, Jr
Lew Brunswick
Harry A. Marmer
Woodfd
Alpert K
New Haven
Yale
William Stewart
Colorado
George Peabody Wetmore
Rhode Island
Fred” T. Dubois
Idaho
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Connecticut
Morgan G. Bulkeley, Jr
Frank B. Brandegee
Thomas Collier Platt
New York
Livingston Platt
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Knox
Hugh Smith Knox
Mass
Adrian Terry
Knoxville
Homer B. Sprague
Newton
Joseph Lord
Laingsburg
Mich
Eliphalet Whittlesey
Washington
Daniel Henshaw
Providence
Lewis Grout
Brattleboro
Robert W. Forbes
New York City
Cyrus Northrop
University of Minnesota
George M. Woodruff
Litefield
Luther Trowbridge
Detroit
Robert Brown
Yale Astronomical Observatory
Harrison B. Freeman
Hartford
Henry Holt
William Woolsey Johnson
United States Naval Academy
Franklin MacVeagh
Chicago
Pierce N. Welch
Wetmore
George A. Adee
Wallace Bruce
Brooklyn
Robert E. de Forest
Bridgeport
Matthew D. Mann
Buffalo
Howard Talbot
Wisconsin
Dubois
A. Heaton Robertson
John W. Wescott
Camden
Theodore
Woolsey
Edward
Thacher
Thacher Schod
California
Filward H. Jenkins
Connecticutricultural Experiment Station
W. L. Cushing
Westminster School
Sims
Joan J. Montgomery Sears
Boston
Charles F. Chapin
Waterbury American
Albert RB. Coxe
Philadelpha
William Lyon Phelps
Haward Eastwood
New London
Jason Teller
Ler
Henry
Yate 11
Meim- Graves
Lee Mebbers
N. A. Smyth
Jeronoff
Amos R
Yale Swimming Association
Hov
Francis McStone
Ivy Day at Smith College Observed with Ceremonies
Ivy Day at Smith College Northampton Mass was observed with processions in white gowns each senior bearing a bouquet of ivy and led by Miss Lula M Sanborn. The ivy was planted on Seelye Mall after which Marian Severe delivered the ivy oration at Assembly Hall. A campus concert and a president's reception followed.
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Northampton
Mass
Smith Dicge
Seelye Mall
Lula M. Sanborn
Saginaw, Mich
Assembly Hall
Marian Severe
Medfield
Yale
Ussue
Sheffield Scientifi School
Giumnt Advisory Board
Woodbridge Hall
Hadley
Henry G. Jepson
Yale Foreign Missionary Society
Frederick Wells Williams
Sheffield Scientific School
Hillhouse Avenun
Yale Law School
Hendrie Hall
Charles Serne Munson
Williamsport
Penn
Holt
United States District Court
Hammersley
Connecticut Supreme Court
Frank B. Arandegee
Connecticut
John Carroll Slade
Kellogesville
N. Y
Albert Packer McKinstry
Worcester
William Kernan Cambles
Philadelphia
Yale Medical School
Frederick C. Shattuck
Harvard Medical School
Old South Middle
William D. Barnes, Jr
Mansfield
Edward H. Hart
Brooklyn
Harvey P. Perrin
Indianapolis
Harold 5. Wells
Scranton
Livingston Platt
New York City
Glee Club
Woolsey Hall
Alumni Hall
Yale Corporation
Eli Whitney
Whitney
Class Day Observed At Brown University
Sunny weather aided Brown University class day activities starting with a Sayles Hall convocation. George Turley of Providence delivered the class presidency address and Kelph N. Dennett of North Adams gave the oration. A ball game with Alabama followed at Andrews Field before campus exercises and the class tree dedication.
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Providence
Brown University
Sayles Hall
George Tiurley
Kelph N. Dennett
North Adams
Mass
Joseph Boardman, Jr
Plymouth
Andrews Field
Brown
University of Alabama
Harry Duane Bruce
Moretown
Francis Maurice Anderson
Albany
Herbert Beers Keen
Camden
N. J
Faunce
Cardinal Gibbons Visits Holy Cross in Worcester
Cardinal Gibbons arrives from New York to Worcester and is greeted by thousands. Mayor Duggan welcomes him at the station and a 2590-strong Catholic civic procession escorts him through Main Street before he stays for the night at Holy Cross College ahead of tomorrow's commencement.
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Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross College
Cardinal Gibbons
New York
Duggan
Main Street
New Head for Virginia Military Institute
Lexington Virginia June 17 The Board of Visitors accepted the resignation of Superintendent General Scott Shipp after seventeen years in office and named Colonel Edward W Nichols as temporary superintendent Professor Thomas A Jones was appointed in applied mathematics Commencement included signaling with heliographs and flags and rendering first 21 to wounded drivers
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Lexington
Board of Visitors
Virginia Military Institute
Scott Shipp
Edward W. Nichols
Thomas A. Jones
Dri
Closing exercises set for Immaculate Conception School
The Immaculate Conception School on East Th street plans closing events at the Academy of Music. The boys perform Monday evening and the girls on Friday, events scheduled for late June with attendance by students and families.
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School of the ImMaculate Conception
East Mth Street
Academy of Music
Elaborate Exercises Planned for Young Women at Church
The rector Monsignor William G. Murphy prepared the program for two entertainments and the events will be devoted exclusively to the young women.
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William G. Murphy
Archbishop Farley Denounces Catholics Failing Parochial Support
At Carnegie Hall the Archbishop condemned rich Catholics for not funding parochial schools and urged alumni to send sons to Catholic institutions. He and Dr Brann attacked secular and “mollycoddle” schools while praising the poor for sustaining church education amid a graduation ceremony with 19 BA degrees and honorary LLD for Justice Carr.
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Archbishop Farley
Carnegie Hall
College of St. Francis Xavier
William J. Carr
Supreme Court
Henry A. Brann
St. Agnes’s Church
Brann
Pluto
Brain
Plato
L. Hamilton Rainey
Edward 8. Dore
Farley
Runaway Horse Triggers Park Collision in Central Park
Dr William Dreyfus of East 96th Street loses control of his horse in Central Park last night. The runaway dashes into two carriages and an automobile, then wrecks the runabout. no serious injuries reported. The horse is eventually captured by Mounted Patrolman Callan.
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Willian Dreyfus
East 96Th Street
Central Park
West $24 Street
Horn
E. M. Sattle
Fifth Avenue
38Th Street
Cailan
Dr. Dreyfus
Flying Log Kills Workman In City Tunnel Blast
A premature blast in the Ninth Avenue and 32nd Street Pennsylvania tunnel excavation fatally injured Workman No. 62 who died at the French Hospital. Laborer No. 52 Clark was struck by a long plank on Ninth Avenue and died shortly after. James Ross, a drill helper, survived after a head injury from the blast. Foreman James Sullivan was arrested and held for coroner’s inquest on a $2000 bail.
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Pennsylvania
Ninth Avenue
32D Street
French Hospital
Clark
St. Michael's Church
Samuints
James Ross
James Sullivan
Butts
Harburger
Big Ed Kelly Sentenced for Murder in Auburn Prison
Rochester reports "Big Ed" TM Kelly of Boston was sentenced to life in Auburn prison for the second degree murder of Edward Pullman of Sodus. Kelly claimed perjury and labeled Justice Sutherland as the thirteenth juror after a defense motion for a new trial was denied. The prosecution indicated James McCormick’s trial would start soon, as Wayne County officials cover expenses.
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Rochester
Big Ed ™ Kelly
Boston
Edward Pullman
Sodus
Auburn
Supreme Court
Kelly
Wayne County
George Raines
James McCormick
Monroe County
Magistrate Butts Sparks Clash Over Court Customs
On his first day as a city magistrate in the West Side court Butts denounces summonses and the old practice of lawyers gathering near the bench. He orders any such summonses halted and warns he will not issue them this term. A lawyer seeks a warrant for a client’s husband and a woman collapses when denied.
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Butts
Corporation Counsel's Office
West Side
Sammon
Board of City Magistrates
Wahle
Maagistrate
Republican Club Votes for Franchise Study
The Republican Club voted 23 to 18 to back a sub committee report and send a delegation to a Friday City Hall hearing on the Atlantic Telephone Company franchise. The group criticized current rates and service as unsatisfactory, urging remedies before seeking city approval.
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Republican Club
Committee On
Atlantic Telephone Company
James Anderson Hawes
Perley Morse
Lindon Hates
Board of Estimate
Hypnotized Woman Aims at Astrologer in New York
Katie Gillespie, 21, visited Professor Mack Barth at 2150 Third Avenue about 6 pm yesterday and allegedly tried to shoot him with a .38 revolver after removing a package wrapping. Barth knocked the weapon away. Gillespie claims hypnosis, doctors deem her potentially insane, and she will be examined at Bellevue. She formerly worked as a nurse on Ward's Island and came to New York from Ireland three years ago. Barth, six feet nine inches tall, once on stage, led a June Walk festival drum major and used the alias Colonel C. E. Mack in Duss's band.
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Katie Gillespie
Miss Gillespie
Barth
East 126Th Street
Henry Hauser
Rossano
Harlem
Bellevue
Ward's Island
New York
Ireland
Morris Park
Colonel C. E. Mack
Duss
Nutley handwriting expert wins chicken and pigeon dispute
William J. Kinsley a handwriting expert and poultry keeper was allowed by Vice-Chancellor Bergen to keep chickens and pigeons if he stops all night crowing and cooing. Clarence E B Iliffe had sued claiming a nuisance from the rear yard sparking neighbor complaints and a Board of Health inquiry.
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William J. Kinsley
Clarence EB. Iliffe
Bergen
Cliffe
Kinsley
Nutley
Board of Health
Hiffe
Kinsly
Board of Health of
George B. Philhower
Mr. Kinsley
Iliffe
L. H. Jones
Pigmy Poultry Association
Boys Capture Armed Italian in East New York Stand
Two 12 year old boys in East New York restrained an armed man after he fired three shots at Dumont and Sutter avenues. Mike Harland held the revolver while Louis Rodinsky clung to his legs, aiding a neighborhood takedown until police arrived. The suspect was Salvatore Mes of 166 Sutter Avenue.
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Dumont and
Sutter Avenues
New York
Mike” Harland
No. S71
Sutter Avenue
Louis Rodinsky
Blake Avenue
Mike
Louis
Salvatore Mes
No. 166
Idaho bank official among trio found guilty on two counts
In Moscow Idaho on June 17 a jury convicted G H Kesler W Dwyer and W J Kettenbach on two counts of the North Idaho land conspiracy indictments and acquitted them on three. Kettenbach is president and Kesler cashier of the Lewiston National Bank. Dwyer is a Lewiston timber cruiser.
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Moscow
Idaho
North Idaho
G. H. Kesler
William Dwyer
W. J. Kettenbach
Kettenbach
Kesler
Lewiston National Bank
Bingham on 8 B R T Arrests
Police Commissioner Bingham announced an investigation into the Brooklyn Rapid Transit system trouble from last Sunday. He said Deputy Commissioner O Keeffe would be tasked to stop such occurrences and that all special police used to regulate rush crowds would be uniformed.
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Bingham
Brooklyn
O'Keeffe
New Union Station Proposal Set For Kansas City Vote
Kansas City voters will decide in a special election on granting the Kansas City Terminal Railway Company a 200 year franchise to build a new union station and passenger terminals. Railroads and City Council agreed on the franchise length and plan to push preparations for a $20,000,000 construction project.
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Union Station
Kansas City
Kansas City Terminal Railway Company
Auto Kills Man And Speeds Away In Woodside
Police report a red bodied car struck Joseph Likfa a 35 year old Polish farm hand from Greenpoint and Woodside avenues as he crossed Woodside and Thompson avenues in Woodside. The vehicle sped off and Likfa died at the scene.
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Woodside
Long Island
Joseph Likfa
Greenpoint
Woodside Avenues
Likfa
Thompson Avenues
Jury Short One for Dr Guy Trial in Far Rockaway
The trial of Dr Samuel S Guy a Far Rockaway dentist for his wife s murder lacks a juror as opening approaches Foreman J Ryder believed related to the victim but was ruled ineligible after court review Prosecutor seeks sanity defense to be challenged by an insanity expert while defense counsel Mr Mathet frail from illness hopes to testify before traveling west after the case
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Samuel S. Guy
Far Rockaway
J. Ryder
Jaycox
Ryder
Mathot
Guy
Rockland County
Flushing
Mathet
Guy House
Auto Over Embankment Fatal. Three Likely Dead
In Sanbornville New Hampshire last night an automobile plunged over a high embankment burying its occupants. Three people were fatally injured including Dr. Ben Hicks Metcalf head of Metcalf's Hospital Winthrop Massachusetts, Mrs Metcalf and Miss Churchill matron of the hospital with Miss Churchill most seriously hurt.
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Sanbornville
N. H
Ttn
Ben Hicks Metcalf
Metcalf's Hospital
Winthrop
Mass
Ministers Fail to Censure Syracuse Chancellor Over Stand
Methodist Ministers Association debated a resolution denouncing Chancellor Kay of Syracuse University for backing President Roosevelt’s foes and praising railroad magnates. After a heated exchange Rev. T M Gable urged censure but withdrew as strong opposition blocked the measure.
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Telegrapa
Philadelphia
Methodist Ministers' Association
Kay
Syracuse University
Roosevelt
Howard H. Harriman
Lammore
T. M. Gable
Methodist Church
Lfe
Fire destroys thirty five to forty cars in Boston blaze
A fire in Boston on June 17 damaged between thirty five and forty automobiles and caused an estimated $100,000 loss. The Back Bay Automobile Company garage housed over fifty machines and the blaze, started by spontaneous combustion, was contained despite explosions and a flare that reached a neighboring Pope Toledo firm.
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Boston
Back Jay Automobile Company
Fremen
Back Bay Automobile Company
Pope-Toledo Company
Ste Genevieve Votes Dry After 172 Years
Ste Genevieve Missouri shut ten saloons yesterday in a historic move to become a dry town for the first time since its founding in 1735. The action followed advice from the prosecuting attorney and marks a 172 year record of open drinking establishments in the town.
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Ste. Genevieve
Conference names committee on va grants at national session
In Minneapolis on June 17 the National Conference of Charities and Correction formed a fifteen member committee to handle va grants. New York members R. W. Hebberd William R. Stewart O F Lewis and Ward T Devine joined, with Thomas M Mulley elected president. Next year the conference will convene in Richmond Virginia.
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Minneapolis
National Conference of Charities and Correction
R. W. Hebberd
William R. Stewart
O. F. Lewis
Ward T. Devine
New York
Richmond
Thomas M. Mulley
Eighteen Hurt In Santa Fe Wreck Near Earl
Eighteen passengers injured and three probably fatally when an eastbound Santa Fe train derailed near Earl Colorado. The wreck was caused by a defective brake beam or a spreading rail. Baggage, smoking, chair, two tourist sleeping cars and one standard sleeping car left the rails.
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Trinidad
Col
Santa Fé
Earl
Boston Plans Shoe Exposition Next Year in Fenway
Boston, June 17. Plans are announced for a shoe and leather exposition to be held next year in a large building to be erected in the Fenway. A company will be incorporated and to include representatives of the shoe industry from across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Boston
Fenway
Canada and United States adopt identical railroad accounting
Washington June 17 United States and Canada reach an agreement to standardize railroad accounting. Canada through its Bureau of Railroad Statistics signals acceptance of ICC classification changes. Railroads must follow new rules starting July 1 with the first report due June 3, 1908. Copies sent to Controller Payne. Canada to implement by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Dominion of Canada
Canada
Bureau of Railroad Statistics
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. L. Payne
Railroad Statistics of
Payne
Prosecution Prepared in Tobacco Trust Case
Washington reports J C McReynolds, special attorney in charge of the tobacco trust probe, met Attorney General Bonaparte and Purdy. Officials gave no details, but the discussion centered on the tobacco case and action under the Sherman anti trust act is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. C. McReynolds
Department of Justice
United States
Tobacco Trust
Bonaparte
Purdy
McReynolda
Poison Squad to Be Disbanded on July First
Washington June 7 Dr. Wiley chief chemist of the Department of Agriculture will depart for France next Wednesday as the American member of the jury at the Bordeaux Maritime Exposition. The poison squad of young men who volunteered for experiments will be disbanded July 1 after completing long terms with free food. They are on a normal diet now to regain condition.
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Tribune Bureau
Wassington
Dr. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
France
Bordeaux
Wiley
Congress
Pure Food Commission
Ripley Leaves Canal Service
Joseph Ripley resigns as consulting engineer on the Panama Canal Commission to pursue more lucrative work in the United States. He served on the former International board of consulting engineers and assisted Colonel Goethals on the lock design, noted for his Soo locks experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph Ripley
Panama Canal Commission
Ripley
International Board of Consulting Engineers
Stevens
Goethals
Man and Wife Killed in Runaway in Vermont
White River Junction Vermont June 17 A North Hartland couple Mr and Mrs N C Wood were killed when their light buggy was frightened by a dog the carriage toppled over an embankment and both occupants died instantly at the edge of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Junction
N. C. Wood
North Hartland
Howard denies skimpy charges in marital dispute
Baltimore June 17 George Bronson Howard responding to a clipping of his wife calling him a cad and a coward said the remark was merely his opinion He claimed he spent about 2300 on the matter refused to pay unreasonable bills and offered to send her back to Norfolk if she chose Miss Schenck He said he is not afraid and dismissed a reporter's claim about a meeting with Mr Skinner as invented
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
the Tribune
Baltimore
George Bronson Howard
Norfolk
Miss Schenck
Mr. Howard
Mr. Skinner
Tunnel Company's Big Debts Revealed in Bankruptcy Schedules
The New York Tunnel Company shows debts of 1 122 454 with assets of 2 05. Taxes owed total 16 447. Rapid Transit Subway Construction Company holds a 20 000 mortgage claim, and notes from Rapid Transit amount to 609 304. Other creditors list smaller claims. undisclosed claims total 333 308. Assets include cash 2 21, notes 0, and machinery 63 458.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tunnel Company
David L. Hough
Rapid Transit Subway Construction Company
Scranton and Lehigh Coal Company
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Company
Albert H. Hastorf
United Building Company
W. K. Niven Coal Company
Water Company Stealing In Across Rail Right of Way
Engineer Griffin of the Jersey City Water Department reports to the Street and Water Board that a private water company is entering the Lackawanna Railroad right of way to sell water to the Erie and other railways and potentially private customers. He warns this could cut rates and deprive the city of an income of 350000 to 10000 annually and urges action to secure an act granting cities with their own waterworks exclusive rights within their limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Water Department
Jersey City
Street and Water Board
Lackawanna Railroad
Erie
House of Assembly
Bronx Mosquito Plague Spurs Punk Campaign and Fireworks Demand
In the Bronx a mosquito infestation coincides with a surge in punk sales used to light fireworks. Shoppers flood local stores for punk sticks as darkness yields smoldering lights on stoops. The Bronx Association for the Extermination of Mosquitoes plans a formal campaign against the insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Colonel Gorgas
Panama
Zoological Garden
Harlem River
Body of Dead Woman Identified on Long Island
The woman found dead in Great River near Islip on June 3 is identified as Karoline Kram. She had worked as a maid at the home of Julian P. Davies of Davies Stone and Auerbach lawyers at 32 Nassau Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islip
Long Island
Great River
Here
Karoline Kram
Julian P. Davies
Davies, Stone & Auerbach
Nassau Street
New York
Woman sues piano company for ten thousand dollars
Miss Helen Cantor sues a Baltimore piano dealer for 10,000 damages alleging a salesman dropped a piano lid on her face in the warerooms. She says the impact broke her nose and harmed her breathing and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Baltimore
Helen Cantor
Motion to appoint sanity commission in Theodore case
Notice served on District Attorney Jerome by R J Haire, counsel for Theodore, former policeman charged with abducting and assaulting Elizabeth Grady, requests a commission to inquire into Theodore's sanity. The motion is to be heard tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
R. J. Haire
Theodore
Elizabeth Grady
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Smith College
Holy Cross
New Head
Virginia Military
Immaculate Conception School
Justice Sutherland
Will
Senator Knox
Sir-Foot Maid
Hennery
R. T
DR. Guy
Winthrop, Mass
Conference OF Charities
Santa FE
Poison Squad
New York Concern
PUNK
Bronx Mosquitoes
Hess's
Tate
NEW York Telephone CO
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