Actress Wins Immunity in Subornation Case at Bar
Motion for a new trial against Klaw and Erlanger will be argued before Justice Goff next Wednesday. Miss St Clair testified before a grand jury with immunity, complicating perjury charges. Her attorney William Travers Jerome indicated corroboration by Grossman and Vorhaus may follow, while the Bar Association weighs the matter.
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Hay
Miss St. Clair
Klaw & Erlanger
Justice Goff
Max 2
Sieser
Keith St Clair
Fw & Hiiinger
Bar Association
Mr. Stour
Formee Catriet
William Travers Jerome
Mies St. Clair
Grand Jury
Steuer
Abraham J. Stranger
William Grossman
Broadway
Abe Levy
Stoner
Lander
Stever
Curtis Disputes and Typhoid Efforts Featured on Morning Page
Local page highlights include Curtis upheld in disputes and a Typhoid inoculation operation. Coverage spans suffrage serenade, weddings, a dismissed confession shake-up, and crime notes. Also notes on markets, shipping, and international items from Paris and London.
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Curtis
Bar
Autolat
Whitman Hoom
Gilby Connrom Moowe
Serenade Democrats
Mite
Groken
Walsh
Reserves Draw Guns As Crowds Gather After Auto Kill
A Delancey Street incident drew reserves who fired revolvers to disperse a mob of about three thousand gathered around automobilist Joseph Rockowitz after he killed ten year old Leader Levinson and seriously injured Lazarus Rosenfeldt while children played with a toy wagon. The crowd attacked the chauffeur, police rescued him, and Delancey Street cars were halted for over thirty minutes. Rosenberg received hospital care at Gouverneur.
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Delancey Street
Forsyth Street
Levinson
Lazarus Rosenfeldt
John Denders
Denders
Joseph Rockowitz
Rosenfeldt
Gouverneur Hospital
Banks
Second Avenue
Delancey
Rosenberg
Duffy
Hanks
Irony in Titanic Death Leaves Taussig Estate Stocks
The Taussig estate from Emil Taussig who died in the Titanic disaster is valued at 270219 dollars. The appraiser notes 228 shares of the Englehardt Collapsible Lifeboat Company and 764 shares of the West Disinfecting Company valued at 267400 dollars. His widow Tile Taussig receives 207190 dollars and daughter Ruth Taussig gets five shares valued at 1750 dollars.
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Emil Taussig
Englehardt Collapsible Lifeboat Company of America
Mr Taussig
Tile Taussig
Ruth Taussig
West Disinfecting Company
Syracuse Wins Varsity Race at Intercollegiate Regatta
Syracuse won the university varsity shell race on the Poughkeepsie Highland course yesterday, beating Cornell by almost a length. University of Washington finished third, with Wisconsin, Columbia and Pennsylvania following. Cornell won the four oared varsity and freshmen races. Pennsylvania was second in the former, followed by Columbia, Wisconsin, Washington and Syracuse. In the freshmen race Wisconsin was second to Cornell, Syracuse third, Pennsylvania fourth, and Columbia last.
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Syracuse
Poughkeepsie Highland
Cornell
University of Washington
Wisconsin
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Washington
Laborer Refuses $100,000 Fortunes From Wales
Enoch T. Evans a 51 year old laborer in Scranton declines two fortunes totaling about $100,000 left by relatives in Wales. He says, after being deprived of dancing as a boy by his father, he cannot touch the money and prefers it stay in Wales for his children. He declares he has endured for years and can live the rest of his days without it.
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Scranton
Enoch T. Evans
Wales
Rerne
Kvang
Rockefeller buys four hundred sheep for lawn care
During a golf chat in early spring, John D. Rockefeller considers sheep to replace lawn mowing costs. After a demo discussion with a friend, Rockefeller orders four hundred Southdown sheep to graze on his lawn, leaving his motor lawn mowers idle as the flock is transported to his estate.
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Jobn D. Roeneretter
Rockefeller
Rocksfeller
Southdown
Tico Hills
Waters-Pierce Reorganized Firm To Rival Standard Oil
The Waters-Pierce Company is being reorganized with capital increased from 101000 to 10 million. Henry Clay Pierce of St Louis chairs the old board and may control the reorganized firm, seen as a rival to Standard Oil in the United States. London bankers and the Morathchilds syndicate are said to back the refinancing and property holdings, with the new company likely to take a different name.
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Waters-Pierce Company
St Louis
Pypatch
Waters Perce Ofl
Tha Childs
Spd
Standard OU
United States
Henry Clay Fierce
St Laura Hallmay
Old Waters-Pierce Company
New York
London
PI Ol Asanetation
Bs By
Waters-Pierce
Hinx
Plumley Admits Receiving Petition About Perjury Claim
Northfield Vermont June 21 Franklin Plumley states he received a telegram asking him to pursue perjury against Sulzer and McCloskey in the Watson case. He confirms only one juror Hartshorn signed the petition with others from Watsons counsel and says the paper had no jury presentment or official force.
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Northfield
Sulzer
McCloskey
Mrs. Watson
Hartshorn
Watsons
C. A. Prouty
Hunton
Stickney
Frank Plumley
George M. Curtis
Frank Plimley
United States Atlorney
Vermont
William Sulzer
Govrors
Alfred E. Watson
Treak
Watson
Plumley
May Spank Child of 25
Cleveland June 21 Arrested on complaint of his daughter Mrs Mary Brauert twenty five years old that he had drawn her across his knee and spanked her with a shingle. Joseph Bokas discharged by Judge Cull in Municipal Court today. Mrs Brauert had gone to her father’s home and demanded the return of presents she had given to her brother. The spanking followed.
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Cleveland
Mary Brauert
Joseph Bokas
Cull
Brauert
Vanderbilts Coach Wins Marathon From Hampton Court
Alfred G. Vanderbilt led a bay and brown team to first in the marathon from Hampton Court to the Olympia. Despite a slow start, Sig McKerrow finished second after starting first, with Judge Moore taking a first in class standings. Various Vanderbilt coaches earned prizes and placements across multiple harness horse classes.
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London
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Bays
Browns
Hampton Court
Olymia
Sig McKerrow
Judge Moore
Mr. Vanderbilt
McKerrow
Vanderbilt
Charles H. Wilton
J. Sumner Draper
Boston
Nimbus
Billington
W. St. Moore
New York
Vide Fayre
Marie
Mr. Draper
Baronet
Satire
Sulzer names Miss Wilson to state reformatories commission
Albany June 2 Governor Sulzer appointed Margaret Wilson daughter of President Wilson as a member of a state commission to investigate the affairs and management of the gricons and reformatories of the state.
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Albany
Sulzer
Margaret Wileson
Wilson
Sulzer and foe clash over perjury petition in Vermont case
Governor Sulzer denounces a forged 1890 Vermont petition alleging perjury by him and Felix Metluskey. He cites Judge Curtis and Judge Lacombe, saying the documents and letter transmission were forged to blackmail him. Curtis displayed the papers to prove the claim, while Sulzer debunked the alleged perjury charge as bogus and vowed to fight back.
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Vermont
Frank Plumley
Law
U. S
Northfield
William B. C. Stickney
Bethel
Frank Plumly
Mr. Plumley
Plumly
Tribune
Albany
Sulzer
Tammany Hall
Windsor
United States
George M. Curtis
Mary Maud Carr Watson
John Anderson
Curtis
Curte
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Pistriot
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Standard Oil
Henry Clay Pierce
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State Prison Board
Foe
Judge Curtis
Anderson
Tammany
Murphy
Fellows Bethel
District of Vermont
Felix Metluskey
Wiliam Sulzer
Mary Maud Watson
Heart Court
Lacombe and Wheeler
William B.C. Stickney
Vers
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Charles F. Murphy
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