Sanford Robinson Convicted in Heinze Trial Proceeds
Sanford Robinson, former personal counsel to F Augustus Heinze, was found guilty with a mercy recommendation on a charge of obstructing justice by directing a United Copper Company clerk to evade service of a subpoena. The case ran alongside Arthur P Heinze’s trial, with sentence deferred until Heinze’s verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Robinson
F. Augustus Heinze
Mercy
United Copper Company
Ray
United States Circuit Court
Arthur P. Heinze
Robinson
Henry A. Wise
United States
A. P. Heinze
Wise
Joseph P. Cotton
Cotton
Mr. Wise
Grand Jury
Percy Buckingham
Copper Company
Buckingham
Heinze
Jufige Ray
Callser
William Rand, Jr
Abel Smith
United States Attornney
Rand
Wis
Mr. hand #1
Mr. Rand
More Litigation Over Kuhne in Habeas Case
Acting Captain Kuhne of the Brooklyn detective bureau obtained a writ of habeas corpus from Justice Kelly and appeared in court in the custody of Keeper John F. McPartland. The lawyers argued whether Kuhne should be held by the Sheriff or the Commissioner's custody, with questions of due process and potential double jeopardy discussed as the case was adjourned until noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhne
Brooklyn Detective Bureau
Justice Kelly
Supreme Court
John F. McPartland
F. Black
Kahne
Commissioner of Correction
Raymond Street
Hobley
Kelly
College Club Formed with Voters Federation Alliance
Columbia University and City College graduates and undergraduates form the College Club of the Voters Federation. They meet tonight at 211 Eighth Avenue to organize. The federation executive committee meets Tuesday at Healy's Broadway. Final summer meeting. Colonel Goodwin Lee is president.
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Columbia University
City College
Voters’ Federation
College Club of the
Collegians
No 211
Eighth Avenue
Federation
Healy's
6Th Street
Broadway
Goodwin Lee
Rights clash as South Shore Traction case reaches Appellate Division
The South Shore Traction Company appeals a Public Service Commission disapproval of its Queens franchise. Arguments focus on whether the PSC can approve or disapprove terms or merely decide public interest. A ruling is expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Shore Traction Company
Public Service Commission
Board of Estimate
Ingraham, Clark, McLoughlin
Laughlin
Houghton
South Shore
Queensboro Bridge
Queens Side
Queens
Lexon
Pendleton
Lexow
Traction Company
Coleman
Bound Woman Ablaze In Store Fire Suspect Husband Arrested
In Paterson New Jersey on June 24 Mrs Meyer Rosenblum bound gagged and burned was found in a rear room of her husband’s clothing store on Sixth avenue and River street She was rescued when two men forced open a rear door The husband was arrested after detectives found the store front door lock key in his pocket He denied locking the door and said a fire occurred the previous night stock loss valued about 800 with insurance around 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenblum
Mendicant dispute in Elizabeth man linked to New York arrest
Edward Kenny, justice of the peace in Elizabeth New Jersey, testified in Tombs court that Eva Slafsky approached him on the Brooklyn Bridge asking for alms. Slafsky, a well off local, admitted owning a Fulton Street home valued at about 19000 and claimed the arrest was part of a plot to intimidate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Kenny
Elizabeth
N. J
Tombs
Eva Slafsky
Brooklyn Bridge
Slafsky
New York
Cornell
James A. Dowd
Dowd
Nathan Fink
Bridegroom Declares Temporary Insanity Halts Augusta Wedding
Allen Lyle failed to appear as guests gathered for his marriage to Emma Reynolds in Augusta Georgia. A search found him bruised and muddy at a lumber yard three miles away after he reportedly fainted at 6 pm. A physician diagnosed temporary insanity.
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Tribune
Augusta
Allen Lyle
Emma Reynolds
Lyle
Fatal Fire Destroys Fort William Henry Hotel
The main building of the Fort William Henry Hotel at Lake George owned by the Delaware and Hudson Company burned early today. The loss is about 250000 with 15000 insurance. No guests were present. surrounding structures were saved. The hotel, remodelled at a cost of 30000, was to open June 27 and has hosted notable events and figures.
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Lake George
Fort William Henry
Delaware & Hudson Company
America
General Grant
McKinley
Lake George Village
Delaware & Hudson
Witness Testimony Opens Key Points in Dillon Murder Trial
Detective H C Stapf testified about Dillon's coat cuts and claims Louis Probber stabbed him in the back. He admitted finding a cheese knife at the station after the trial began and offered an account of the shooting while Lt. Jones described experiments with shirt burns near a pistol. The trial will continue with further evidence.
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James F. Dillon
Louis Probber
Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn
H. C. Stapf
Stapf
Probber
Dillon
Louis
William A. Jones
H Regiment
Manhattan
Dillion
Army and Navy Orders from The Tribune Bureau
Washington June 24Orders issued The Army lists Colonel John L Chamberlain from the Department of the East on leave then to San Francisco and Manila for inspection roles Others include Captain Lesley J McNair and Captain Samuel Vham reassigned or relieved First Lieutenant Henry H Robert to Fort Bayard and Birth hospital assignments Navy moves include Rear Admiral Pillsbury retired to home duties and Chief Engineer A C Engard also retired Movements of warships report arrivals at Gardiners Bay Lambert Point Gloucester and Newport with several ships sailing to Gardiners Bay and Washington Boston and New London areas
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John L Chamberlain
Department of the East
San Francisco
Manila
Philippines
Créonal Prancish French
Lesley J. M'Nair
Ordinance Department
Field Artillery
Ordnance Department
Jat Field Artillery
Presidio
Samuel Vham
12Th Infantry
Ae Constructin
Fresidie
Isjor George MK Williamson
Fort_Mason
Fraxer Cirtis
13Th Infantry
Eignel Corpse
Aigral Corps
San Antonio
Henry H Robert
Corps of Engineers
Fort Bayard
General Hospital
John H Baker
21St Infantry
John Rivera
Porto Rico
Clemens W S M Millan
Medical Reserve Corps
NAVY
J FB Pillsbury
Bureau of Navigation
J. C Kress
Naval Hospital
Boston
A.cengard
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
H. D. Wilson
Finois
W. Ll. Irvins
Navy Department
Major Clark of 2nd Infantry Dismissed by Court Martial
Major Charles J. T. Clark of the 2nd Infantry has been dismissed from the U S army after a court martial found him guilty of misconduct in financial affairs violating articles 61 and 424 of war. President Taft approved the sentence. Clark is en route at sea with his regiment returning to San Francisco from the Philippines. A New York native, he entered service as a private in 1870.
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Washington
Charles J. T. Clark
2Th Infantry
United States Army
Taft
Clark
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
New York
Rich Opportunities Aid New York Poor Tenements
A 1908 appeal from the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor invites donors to support tenement relief in New York by sponsoring Sea Breeze sea voyages for two dollars and fifty cents per week. It lists potential beneficiaries including a working girl a mother a fretful baby and a grandmother, and promises to detail how gifts are used upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sea Breeze
Heat Drives Animals, People to Danger Across the City
The city fed by heat and overcrowded districts sees work horses bathed from 32 new water wagons to ease their suffering. A death on the Garret Mountain reservoir follows heat related prostration and a cook in New York faces a tense incident linked to a troubled actress at the Herald Square Theatre.
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Society For the Prevention of
Paul Gyer
Ann Street
Passaic
Garret Mountain
Paterson
N. J
Anna Chisholm
Marguerite Clarke
Herald Square Theatre
Miss Clarke
Anna
West 64Th Street
Florence White
Bellevue Hospital
Heat Kills Three In New Jersey
In New Jersey hot weather caused three deaths within 24 hours. Alonzo Gree Hyde, 33, died of heart disease after heat exposure. Ann Augusta Myers, 94, died from heart disease intensified by the heat. Mrs William R Johnston Jr of Summit died from heat brought on by high temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
Alonzo Gree Hyde
Ann Augusta Myers
David Myers
Summit
William R. Johnston, Jr
Lackawanna Railroad
Hoboken
Heat Polluted by Own Action Claims Several Lives
Telegraph report from Pittsburgh and Philadelphia details five heat deaths and numerous prostrations as temperatures reach 92 degrees in Philadelphia and remain high elsewhere. Individual cases include J H Hickman of Pitcairn taking his own life, Charles Troop suicide after prostration, Hamilton Moorhead derangement and a Venice resident suicide, and a 14 year old drowning at a school pond. Cleveland records one death and six prostrations as heat hits 96 degrees with 45 percent humidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Pittsburge
J. H Hickman
Pitcairn
Penn
Notson
Charles Troop
Hamilton Moorhead
West Newton
Mary Greer
Venetia
Lawrence
Pittsburg
Nicholas Schmickley
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Curtiss Flies Two Trials at Morris Park
Glenn H Curtiss conducted two aeroplane flights at Morris Park racetrack in preparation for a flying bee event. The first trial covered a quarter mile with the craft about thirty feet high, the second about twenty feet higher. Weather remained favorable as Curtiss guided the plane to the sheds. Mrs Martin plans a brief experimental flight in the Martin monoplane drawn by an automobile ahead of Saturday's exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Aeronautic Society
Morris Park Racetrack
Glenn H Curtiss
William H. Martin
Martin
Wrights Test Engine Boosts Wright Aero Plane Speed
The Wright brothers completed engine work and ran a brief test in Washington. Overhauled cylinders promise over forty mph, with a lighter airframe to reduce skin friction. A later Hudson Fulton celebration plan includes a heavier-than-air race, possibly with government support.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Wright
Selfridge
Orville Wright
Allen
C. M. Hammer
New York
Albany
Wrights
Brooklyn Elects Prof Anderson to State Board of Pharmacy
The Brooklyn druggists yesterday elected Professor W C Anderson dean of the Brooklyn College of Pharmacy to succeed Frederick Tuthill as the boroughs representative on the state Board of Pharmacy. Anderson will take office January 1 and is active in New York State Kings County Brooklyn American and National Association of Retail Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Druggists of
Brooklyn
W. C. Anderson
Brooklyn College of Pharmacy
Frederick Tuthill
State Board of Pharmacy
Anderson
New York State
Kings County
American Pharmaceutical Associations
National Association of Retail Druggista
Board of Health
Merchants’ Association
New York
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S. Robinson
College Club For Voters’ Federation
Edgar Beecher Bronson
Roosevelt
Mr. Bronson
British East Africa
P.S. C
Husband
Fulton Street
Slafskys
Boy
Army and Navy
Olympia
Chicago
Tonopah
Gardiner's Bay
Lebanon
Lambert Point
Dolphin
Gloucester
Montgomery
Provincetown
Manly
Mechanicsburg
N.Y
New London
Gardinerse Bay
Triton
Norfolk
Hartford
Newport
Gardiner’s Bay
Hampton Roads
Lambert
Standish
Annapolis
Sylph
Beverly
Mass
Celtic
Vemont
C. J. T. Clark
R. S Minturn
Association For
R Fulton Cutting
Aeat
Jersey
East Orange
Aeroplane
Curtiss
Morris Park
Wanamaker’s
Muskoka
Temagami
Acific Railway
Allan Cameron
GTA
Robt. Kerr
Montreal, Que
Washburn-Crosby
Prof. Anderson
Pharmacy Board
Gow Merarfiour
Lafayette Street
Edward Hatch, Jr
J. Pierpont Morgan
John Cutler
A. Vander Veer
Daniel D Jackson
Brentano
Brentano's
5Th Ave
27Th St
New Yo
Ance Ani
H St
Sith St
6Th Ave
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