Broken Heart Killed Walsh Former Police Captain Dies at Home
Former Police Captain Thomas W. Walsh known for testimony against four Harlem police inspectors died at his Madison Avenue home from heart disease. He had testified at their trial and facing bribery charges, with his death not altering pending actions. Funeral set for All Saints Church with burial at Calvary Cemetery.
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Thomas W.walsh
Dennis Sweeney
John F. Martha
James EK. Hiesey
James F. ‘Thompson
Blackwell's Island
Madison Avenue
Vesarta
Harlem
County University Club
Captain Walsh
Whiten Reaelleut
Titenelddy
Beebe alimony granted amid separation suit
Mrs. Mary E Beebe of Freshing Long Island wins alimony and counsel fees in a separation action against Dr. Silas F R Beebe Cornell University medical faculty member. She accuses him of cruel treatment and coercion in a case alleging he railroaded her to an insane asylum and other misconduct.
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Smner
Brooklyn
Mary E Beebe
Freshing
Long Ieland
Silas FR. Beebe
Cornell University
Heebe
Amityville
Long Island
South Dakota
Open Clark Playground Introduces City Kids to Play
Fort Washington avenue and Watc street hosts the opening yesterday of Clark Playground. About a hundred children from Watergate and Colonial parks join local youngsters for dances and games led by Miss Alice A. Kurlander and staff. Supervisor William J. Lice and Miss Mary McKenna oversee the event. The Clark estate loans the playground to the Park Board, set among private estates and shaded by oaks and elms.
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Clark
Fort Washington Avenue
Watc Street
Watergate
Colonial Parks
Kamen
Sporte
Mies Alice A. Kurlander
Eld
M. McAvoy
Eliaabeth Reilty
Willian J. Lice
Mary, McKenna
Park Board
Eno
Max Katz or Max Katz A Maximian Man in Canada Case
MAX KATZ OR MAX KATZ a MAXIMUIAN MZ. WH Was VanRETUUEY wounded by Reynold Vorshies, was ar rested yesterday on the complaint of Richard Lyie Nesworthy, of the Huttieh Consuls office, as a fugitive from Ca nadian Justice. United States Commissioner Gilchrist, before whom Katz was arraigned, released him on parole until Wednesday, when witnesses for the British government will attempt to prov that Katz's arrest was not due to mis taken identity. A check drawn on the Canadian De partment of Finance for $1,003), payable to 4. 1. Katts & Co. contractors, was aisodirected to 1. J. Kata & Co. furniture dealers, and cashed by a Max Kate in St. Catherines, Ontario, in WL The mis. take was not discovered until some time later. It was learned that the Max Kate who cashed the check resembled Maaimilian Kats, of New York, even to the guns pow der marks on his face. The powder burns on the face of the Manhattan man, how ever, wore hot made by Forabrey unl many months after the check was cashed. At the preliminary hearing held yesterday witnesses declared Kate had never been In Canada and that at the time of the embezsiement he was study ing forestry. Kate's father be proprietor of 4 Russian bath in 1st street.
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Maximuian MZ
Vanretuuey
Reynold Vorshies
Richard Lyie Nesworthy
Huttieh Consuls Office
United States
Gilchrist
Katz
Department of Finance
Katts & Co
J. Kata & Co
Max Kate
St. Catherines
Ontario
Maaimilian Kats
New York
Manhattan
Kate
Canada
1St Street
Guggenheims Win Big Suit Against Beatty Mining Case
Justice Gerkra rules in favor of Guggenheim Exploration Co and Yukon fold Co against Beatty aka Beatty seeking 54000 dollars in cash 300 shares of Yukon fold and 205 for stock non delivery. Beatty a mining engineer argued he switched due to employer control moves. Contract in 1W8 gave Beatty exclusive efforts as assistant general manager and mining career for five years with carve outs.
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Justice Gerkra
Cow
Guggenshol Exploration Company
Orcar
Perry
Arthur Chester Heatty
Atork
Yukon Fold Company
Beatty
Guggenheim Company
Yukon
Minis
Teatty
Gbagenheim Company
Search for aviator body recovers $100 reward offered
Ensign William J. Hillingsley drowned in a hydroplane crash off Kent Island. Naval boats searched the bay surface before daylight near the channel where the aviator fell. A $100 reward was posted by the Naval Academy for recovery. Lieutenant towers, injured in the crash, was reported improving at the academy hospital with a fractured left fifth rib, contusions, and multiple cuts.
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Annapolis
William J. Hillingsley
Kent Island
Naval Academy
Minty Tf Channel
Gibbona
Confession of Rader Triggers Police Shakeup in Clinton Street
Police shift follows Isidore Rader’s confession to Judge Swann and the District Attorney alleging his go‑betweens with criminals. Acting Captain McKenney moved to desk duty, six detectives reduced to patrol, and pay scales cut as the force confronts graft linked to drygoods and trucking districts. Rader claims detectives aided thefts across Clinton Street and other boroughs, with split profits and police protection.
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Waldo
McKenney
Crack Company Drill Parade At Van Cortlandt Park
A provisional 140 man unit drawn from 13 New York regiments drilled three weeks at Seekskill and six weeks in armories. They use the new army infantry pack and all are typhoid immunised. The review north of the Van Cortlandt Mansion featured open and closed order drills and a bayonet charge.
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New York State National Guard
Neval Henry de Tamilton
John F OT Ryan
van Cortlandt Mark
United
Officers’ School
Seekskill
Ith
United States
Army
van Cortlandt Mansion
Farley Denies Plan to Visit Rome in Fall
Cardinal Farley rejects rumors of a fall visit to Romo. His offices issued a firm denial of the projected trip and clarified no plans exist for such a visit.
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Farley
Romo
Baker Estate Bequeaths Funds to Churches and Institutions
The will of Broderick Baker, filed yesterday in the Surrogate Court, leaves the residue of his estate to the Presbyterian Hospital, the Presbyterian Church charity board, and the Free Home for Destitute Youth in New York, each receiving portions totaling several hundred thousand dollars. Mrs. Baker inherits life use of the residuary estate and personal effects, plus real estate in New York City and Long Island. Two employees each receive $1,000.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Hoth
Charen
Broderick
Haker
Presbyterias Hosepital
Presbyterian Church
Jasiin
New York
Abie Maker
Aysibon
Sam
Baker & Wiliam Company
Ma Fifue
Mire
Jekyll Island
Meadow Club
Baker
New York City
Southey Lang Island
Ee Ind
Baker & Willams Company
Bs Loft
Eagh Ae
Jumper Bruns Committed After Sanity Doubt At Bellevue
Joan Bruns, the 31 year old man who Jumped from the Washington Bridge into the Harlem River, was committed to Bellevue Hospital after magistrate Lewy questioned his tale of a nerve test. Bruns faced Morvisania Court on an attempted self harm charge. His mother Mrs Emily Kenny Bruns said mental strain studies and prior gas poisoning attempts suggest mental imbalance.
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Joan Bruns
Washington Bridge
Harlem
Bellevue Hospital Station
Lewy
Bruns
Morvisania
Emily, Kenny
Hletiore Place
Thans
Bankers Trust Co Sued Over $500000 Trust Fund
Mrs Alice Louise Ripley wife of Harry Pilon who died in London on February 1 brought suit in the Supreme Court against Bankers Trust to compel an accounting of a trust fund established for Mr Ripley by his grandfather Sidney Dillon totaling about 500000 Ripley contends the trust left only 7000 and seeks full accounting and possession Mrs Ripley also mentions an annuity of 1200 to her father Josiah Dwight Ripley of the Union League Club
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Alice Louise Ripley
Harry Pilon
London
Supreme Court
Cis
Ttpley
Sidney Dillon
Instral
Ripley
Hat fire tears through seven story loft building
A devastating blaze at Farnabeth and Meecker streets destroyed thousands of hats and dry goods, causing over $100,000 in damage. Firefighters rescued fifteen people from fire escapes while treating several firemen for injuries. The inferno filled the skyline, delaying traffic on several avenues as twelve water streams fought the flames. The origin appeared in a fourth floor sponge loft, with no definite cause established. Vendors in the upper lofts included the Superior, Majestic, Eastern, Paragon, Panama and Jacob Cohen hat companies, while offices and ground floor shops occupied the lower floors.
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Thousamia
Farnabeth
Meecker
Hallion
Leo Rosenbaum
A. Rosenbaum & Co
Bleecker Street
Drimet
Abaui
Mremen
Vincent's
New York
Bleecker
Bowery
Mulberry
Macdowgal, Ltd
Elgabeth
Clinton Street
Lahey
Atong
Beauty Tire
Joseph Martin
Olgany
Man Joffman
Mulberry Street
Vaiheehlef
Majestic
Eastern
Paragon
Panama
Jacob Cohen Hat Companies
Apaches Gang Leader Arrested at Montreal Border
The former gang leader and Emile Le Roy, both linked to the Paris Apaches, were arrested in Montreal Monday near the border and brought to Staten Island by Central Office detectives. They face charges for leading a band involved in robberies at the home of Jacques Dier in Eiungville. They are detained at East Street Station awaiting instructions from the District Attorney.
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Jacques Dier
Eiungville
Staten
Sist Street
Dietach and
Fruggeman
Roy
McGuire Avenue
Princess Bay
SAYS CHARLTON IS STRONG IN JERSEY CITY JAIL
Chariton a prisoner in Essex County jail Jersey City awaiting extradition papers from Italy where he will be tried for the killing of his wife in 190? is reported in very good physical condition by Sheriff N. Peter Wedin He looks like a different man from when he was brought here and a Washington report that he suffered from tuberculosis in an advanced stage is disputed Under Sheriff and Warden care he has regained strength and health The sheriff expressed optimism that he could endure a voyage and trial across the ocean.
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Tor Chariton
Wregan
Indaon
Jersey City
Italy
N. Peter Wedin
Washington
Sheriff Wedin
David Hooper
Charlton
Sherri Wedin
New Gem Imports Hit Record Values in New York
New York customs reports show gem imports reaching about 18.07 million dollars for the year, with spikes in cut diamonds and pearl demand. The fiscal year ending this month records a steady rise in colored stones including Ceylon sapphires, and total imports surpass previous peaks by several million.
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New York
United States
New York Custom House
William JB. Treadwell
Site picked for new Kings County courts proposal
A committee led by Ren Whith Freden B Pratt, appointed April 9 at Controller Prendergast’s request, reports on site for a proposed seven story Kings County courthouse with forty courtrooms. It favors the block housing the Hall of Records, with land from Livingston Street and Court Street needed for a larger Municipal Building complex and a municipal bath. Plans include widening Washington Street to 110 feet as an approach to the Brooklyn Bridge, with total costs around 6400. The courthouse may be built first to provide space for the courts while plans for the rest are finalized.
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Ren Whith Freden
Pratt
Prendergast
Asings County
Xew
Hall of Records
Supreme Court
Polytenile Institute
Livingston Street
Court Street
Fem
Fale H Street
Washington Street
Brooklyn Bridge
Raunilelpee
Ime
Women's Congress Ends Controversy Over Militant Tactics
The international Women's Congress concluded in London with debate over militant methods for suffrage. President Mel Catt led closing remarks while Helena M. Swanwick introduced a resolution on free press and neutrality. Delegates discussed tactics and the possible move of headquarters, with future decisions pending German delegates' positions.
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Mel Catt
Cnn
Questas
Wonte
Duke Mra
Anne Cobden-Sanderson
Mra
Charlotte Despard
Jatine
Carl R
Rosterdat
TM Oy
Roatter
Pal
London
Fgg Ang
Wan Wlan
Berlin
San Francisco
Rau Ees
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