Samuel Hopkins Adams Starts a New Department The Bureau of Investigations Opens
Samuel Hopkins Adams unveils The Tribune Bureau of Investigations to audit advertising and merchandise claims. The Advisor department will publish reader questions and answers, while investigations will be conducted scientifically. Services are free to all readers, with strict confidentiality and money back guarantees.
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Bureau of Investigations
Anonymous Inquirer
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C. E. la Vigne
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Hall of Fame Board
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Equity
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Slade trial delayed in U S court over Rae Tanner case
In U S District Court Judge Wallace delayed the Slade defendants linked to the Osborne Tanner case. Jury selection likely begins tomorrow with Martin W. Tittleton absent due to Pell trial in Long rd City. Co-defendant Ort J McCullough, a private detective, aided Rae Tanner’s perjury case which was postponed to the July term.
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Rae Tanner
U. S
Wallace
United States
Natriet Court
David
Maxwell Slade
Agers
James W. Osborne-Rae Tanzer
Teomorrow
Martin W. Tittleton
Sladen
Pell
Longrd City
Ort J McCullough
Sindes
Tanner Ente
Index
Witesses
Dey
Jam W
Oliver Osborne
Pell Reckless Said by Witnesses At Rail Crossing Trial
Witnesses testified that S Osgood Pell drove at reckless speed toward the Long Island Railroad crossing at Arverne to Long Beach on August 3 1913, just before a collision that killed William Laimbeer and others. Mrs Elizabeth Pell seeks 2500000 in damages. other claimants seek 259000 and 260000. Jury action expected.
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S. Osgood Pell
Long Island
Justice Aspinall
Supreme Court
Queens County
Elizabeth Warden Pell
William Laimheer
Pell
Jacob Koppel
Grand Street
Michael Rogalsky
West 110Th Street
Alexander Wolff
Forsythe Street
Manhattan
Michael Nadel
Rogalsky
Wolff
Vida White
Churchill Urged for District Attorney Nomination
Frienay ex nomen mr Churchill, president of the Board of Education, urged his nomination for District Attorney on the Democratic ticket. He has clashed with Mayor Mitchel and the Board of Estimate over education spending. Friends say his bid could ease his political position though Tammany leaders are not openly favoring him.
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Frienay
Churchill
Board of Education
Mitchel
Board of Estimate
Tammany
Policeman Shoots Chauffeur in East 104th Street Incident
Patrolman William Weifeth at East 104th Street station shot chauffeur Thomas Murray known as Ruli Murray in the left leg after Murray allegedly seized a club when ordered to move on. Murray was taken to Harlem Hospital and charged with attempted felonious assault. The incident concluded with both parties satisfied and the city editor criticizes sensational advertising practices.
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Thomas Murray
Ruli Murray
William Weifeth
East 104Th Steet
Harlem Hospital
Murray
New Thaw Habeas Corpus Trial Opens Today
The trial of Harry K Thaw on a novel habeas corpus sanity hearing begins at 10 80 am before Justice Hendrick Part II of the Supreme Court The proceeding uses an advisory jury not a traditional trial and aims to determine Thaws current sanity with testimony from Matteaawan witnesses and Evelyn Nesbit Thaw references to a San Francisco Exposition and earlier trials are noted, with plans to limit spectator numbers and peremptory challenges.
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Harry K. Thaw
Sustien Hendrick
Supreme Court
Thaw
Furtice Hendrick
Court of Appeals
Duntice Mendrick
Talesmen
Matteawan
Dave
Hendrick
Thaw's Improvement Noted as He Moves to Ludlow Street Jail
Mrs Mary Copley Thaw arrives in town. Thaw shows improved health since transfer from the Tombs to Ludlow Street, now active at handball and well liked by inmates and guards. An official says witnesses may be subpoenaed. reports mention a detective planted by the Attorney General, while state representatives withhold details.
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Thaw
Attorney General
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
William Travers Jerome
Austin Flint
Mary Copley Thaw
Eradion
Sesent
Ludlow Street
Priaci
Du Pont to Confer on Equitable Mutualization Plan
The Equitable Life Assurance Society committee meets at its offices to discuss mutualizing the company with General T Coleman Du Pont, who bought the majority stock from J P Morgan and plans to offer it to the society. State Insurance Superintendent Frank Hasbrouck said he will issue a statement tomorrow after the meeting, noting no definite mutualization plans yet. Judge Day, president of the Equitable, declined to discuss potential mutualization yesterday.
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Wiutunearon Commie
Equitable Life Assurance Ty
General T. Coleman du Pont
Society
J.P. Morgan
General du Pont
Society For Mutualization
Frank Hasbrouck
State Insurance Department
Judge Day
The
Equitable
Affidavit maker Gurtav Stahl pleads not guilty
Gurtav Stahl, a German reservist and alleged Lusitania affidavit maker, was arraigned in the Federal Court and pleaded not guilty to a perjury indictment. Judge Bussett remanded him to the Tombs in $10,000 bail with trial set for July 12.
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Gurtav Stahl
Lusitania
Cunarder
Federal Court
Russell
United States
Roger B. Wood
Bussett
Stahl
Harold 8. Deming
Secret Service
Heinz Hardenberg
Cincinnati
State Department
Boy Thief Shot in Schoolyard Scuffle
In Southington a 13 year old, Adam Pietrizcie, menaced playmates with a loaded rifle. A scuffle triggered the weapon, fatally striking 12 year old Pasquale Mariano in the chest. Pietrizcie was held for coroner’s inquest.
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Trinune
Brooklyn Hills party death and city census dispute
Catherine Smith aged 59 died at home in Woodhaven after illness linked to heart disease and indigestion. Officials question census figures for Noda and consider re-enumeration. In Yorkville Court three chauffeurs were fined for blinded lights on cars. George J. Buhl fined for lewd conduct in a barber shop with Rose Spatz as complainant.
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Brooklyn Hills
Catherine Smith
Boyd Avenue
Woodhaven
West Sixtyfirst
Murphy
Yorkville Court
Rose Spatz
East Forty-ninth Street
Concert Singer Thomas Egan Files Bankruptcy Petition
Thomas Egan a concert singer of 5 000 Broadway filed a bankruptcy petition yesterday listing liabilities of 2210 with no assets. Debts arise from printing advertising services loans and rent incurred in New York Mount Vernon Muscatine Iowa and San Francisco.
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Thomas Egan
Broadway
New York
Mount Vernon
Muscatine
Iowa
San Francisco
Freight clerks threaten New Haven strike tonight
Two thousand freight clerks of the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad faced a 6 pm strike deadline after union leaders demanded arbitration on wage and promotion disputes. John J. Forrester warned the company to meet union terms while officials debated clerical assignments and managerial authority. Federal conciliators Clifton Reeves and Patrick Gilday arrived to urge a peaceful settlement.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
John J. Forrester
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Harlem River Lodge
Bronx Opera House
Mergen Avenue
19Th Street
Forrester
United States Commission On Industrial Relations
Hartford
Conn
James McDowell
Harlem River
Brothehood Committee
L. Bardo
Brotherhood
Elliott
Brand Lodge
Clifton Reeves
Patrick Gilday
New Ivon
Secretary of Labor
Bardo
Notable Clerks Walkout Threat in Fall Election
The piece notes that 98 percent of clerks may walk out if the order is issued, urging a candidate who will strongly appeal to voters this fall. Alfred E. Talley is favored if the slate should remain a straight Tammany ticket.
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Alfred E. Talley
Surf Tragedy Claims Two at Rockaway Point
Edward Caverly, nineteen, died yesterday off Rockaway Point while attempting to rescue Miss Hedwig Ananda, a fellow bather, who also perished in the surf. Lifeguards reported a struggle as bystanders watched.
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Edward Caverly
Rockaway Point
Miss Hedwig
Ananda
Missing Boy and Girl Bodies Recovered After Drowning
Reports say Misa Ananda, nine, from Rockaway, disappeared after crying for help. Edward Culleson and Hurley found two bodies, later identified as Caverly and Miranda. Authorities searched Brooklyn and Atlantic City areas as boats patrolled shores for more missing Marian victims.
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Rockaway
Edward Culleson
Hurley
Miranda
Caverly
Street
Brooklyn
Atlantic City
N. J
Seax
Shere
Philadelphia
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