Urged murder arrest dominates Stenton inquiry
Police shift focus from Mrs Stenton examination to a new lead in the two week old murder case of Mrs Alice Kinnan. Coroner McDonald presses for decisive action while Acting Captain Price and Inspector McLaughlin review transcripts and seized papers, seeking a breakthrough amid interagency disagreements and uncertain alibis involving Burton W Gibson.
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Stenton
Alice Kinnan
McDonald
Price
Burton W. Gibson
Coroner's Office
Detective Bureau
Stenton House
Bronx
Aresa
Burton W.gibson
Mrs. Kinnans
Mr. Gibson
Dr. McDonald
Brooklyn
Kings County
Gibson
Stentoen
McFarland
Dyer
Captain Price
Spector McLaughlin
Suit for 110335 Duty on Pearls Involving Bernard Citroen
A federal suit filed by the Collector of Customs through Stranahan targets Bernard Citroen to recover an extra 0.58 duty on sixty pearls imported for William B. Leeds. The pearls formed a necklace, valued at 300, and a 5 percent duty was initially levied, with Secretary Shaw upholding the ruling. The government seeks the higher duty and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stranahan
Bernard Citroen
Bernard Streen
Paris
William B. Leeds
Leeds
Chreen
Itroen
Shaw
Thomas and Taggart Appeal Conviction Over Rebates
Thomas and Taggart announced plans to appeal their conviction on rebate law violations. They indicated they would take the case to the United States Supreme Court if needed. Penalties include a $100 fine, six months in prison for Taggart, and similar terms for Thomas depending on the higher court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
New York
Thomas
Tag
Taggart
Tomes
Montessernon
Lair
No Spills At Polo Meadow Brook Meets Rockaway Hunt Club
Meadow Brook hosts Rockaway Hunt Club in a Hempstead cups polo match on June 5. Rockaway wins 4 1/2 to 4 1/2 after a tight finish with no spills, amid fast play and good ground conditions. P F Collier stars for Rockaway and Bob Collier highlights Meadow Brook despite a recent accident.
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Meadow Brook
Long Island
Meadow Brook Hunt Club
Hempstead Plains
Rockaway Hunt Club
P. F. Collier
Bob Collier
Pers Payne Whitney
W. R. Grace
W. A. Hazard
R. J. Collier
Rene la Montagne
Alexander
Paul Rainey
R. L. Beekman
Unions report return of middlemen in US labor markets
About two thousand in the United States say that middlemen have recently entered the business, employing young workers at low wages and selling their product to large firms. A past general strike largely ended the middlemen, but unions warn it is gaining ground again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Labor union lessons boost eastern metal trades push
The eastern district of the National Metal Trades Association plans a new campaign to organize automobile factories in and around New York. The open shop group hopes to recruit firms across eastern cities, with headquarters in the district covering Atlanta to Portland. The association includes about 120000 workers and has no new or renewed agreements this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Metal Trades’ Association
Metal Trades
New York
Atlanta
Portland
No Mercy For Sunday Ruffians In Harlem Court
Magistrate Steinert in Harlem court declared ruffianism on ferryboats and street cars on Sunday or any time must stop. Edward Murphy fired his revolver in a ferryboat’s women’s cabin and faced $200 bail after resisting arrest. Anthony Fisher and John Haggerty were fined $10 each for disturbances, with other fines for similar offences. Three others were reprimanded and discharged for smoking on a closed car.
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Steinert
Harlem
Edward Murphy
Second Avenue
Murphy
Ryan
Anthony Fisher
Concord Avenue
John Haggerty
Willis Avenue
John Copsula
Robert Tearlin
Nathan Ramsdell
Charles Perry
Robert Healy
West 27Th Street
Charles Martin
West 56Th Street
Joseph Dianza
East Mth Street
Ivins completes report on Street Cleaning inquiry
William M. Ivins, counsel to the aldermanic committee, said his report is finished and will be submitted at a 10:30 a m meeting. The panel may recommend removing Commissioner Woodbury, with votes split among Aldermen Dowling Mulligan and Downing, while the mayor approves of Woodbury’s retention. Ivins calls the three months of work thorough and the report good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Ivins
Griffenhagen
Brown
Woodbury
Dowling
Tammany
Mulligan
Municipal Ownership League
Robert Downing
Brooklyn
Michael J. Cady
Henley Regatta Row Over Americans Exclusion Debate
Residents of Henley England oppose Fletcher Oxford proposal to bar American entries at future regattas. He cites failures of American association to verify amateur status while others warn exclusion harms international competition. Noted names include Sir John Edwards Moss Joseph Wright and W B West with local reaction and practice updates.
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Henley
England
Fletcher
Oxford
American National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Amateur Rowing Association of
American National Association of
American Association
American Rowing Association
John Edwards-Moss
Oxford-Eton
Joseph Wright
Argonaut
America
Canada
W. B. West
Philadelphia
Fire rescues man from fifth floor in Lexington Avenue blaze
Bert Flemming of Baton Rouge Louisiana was pulled unconscious from a fifth floor apartment at 221 Lexington Avenue as smoke filled the building. Firemen More and Brennan from Truck 7 carried him down the ladders amid a panic among a dozen families. The janitor suspects incendiary causes and damage is estimated at $2,000.
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Bert Flemming
Baton Rouge
Lexington Avenue
Flemming
More
Brennan
Summer Amusement Notes Highlight New York Theatre Scene
Mrs Leslie Carter concluded a successful Williamsport run and received a loving cup from her company at the Lyceum Opera House. Ed Braden plans Barabbas with Tyrone Power as lead. Four thousand watched Pain’s Eruption of Vesuvius at Manhattan Beach, with benefits for orphans. Madhnow the giant headlines Hammerstein’s bill at 9 ft 2.75 in. The Social Whirl enters week thirteen at the Casino. Dixey ends Lyric run then tours Richard the Brazen. Duss and band perform at Manhattan Beach. Primrose’s Carnival of Minstrelsy begins next Saturday. Pawnee Bill’s Wild West draws crowds at Brighton Beach. The Pike adds new attractions. Princess Pauline headlines Tony Pastor’s act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Carter
New York
Williamsport
Lycoming Opera House
Spaiaunes
Zaza
Duss
Manhattan Beach
George H. Primrose
Grand Prix Grid Forms For Sarthe Circuit Race
Paris crowds head to Sarthe for the Grand Prix starting at 6 am with 34 entries from France Germany and Italy. Cars run 12 laps totaling 1236 kilometres over two days at up to 160 kph. Americans Cortlandt Bishop Frank Munsey and Foxhall P Keene travel along the route.
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Paris
Sarthe Circuit
France
Germany
Italy
Sarthe
Cortlandt Bishop
Frank Munsey
Foxhall P. Keene
Amherst Defeats Williams In Close Baseball Thriller
Amherst, Massachusetts defeats Williams 7 to 6 in the fourth meeting of the season. Williams failed to reach third until the ninth inning and loaded the bases then. Newell and Danahy led Amherst with Pierce and Waters behind Williams. After the game Harry T. Beach of Burlington Vermont was elected captain for the next season after three years on the team and heading the batting list.
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Amherst
Mass
Williams
Sharp
Newell
Danahy
Pierce
Waters
Harry T. Beach
Burlington
Beach
Colby Beats Bowdoin In Maine Intercollegiate Championship
Portland Maine June 23 Colby defeats Bowdoin 6 to 0 to claim the Maine intercollegiate title. Batteries Colby RH EB 10104000 x 6 12 ff 9000000000 6 4 bs and Dwyer Bowdoin Fee paeree Abbott Umpire Hassett Coombs the Col today with the Ph pitcher signed a contract with the Philadelphia American League club.
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Portland
Colby
Bowdoin
Maine
Bow
Dwyer
Fee
Paeree
Abbott
Hassett
Coombs
Delphia American League Club
Gold Beaters Union Demands End to Middlemen
The Gold Beaters' Union of America pressed for abolition of middlemen with a nationwide demand. A conference convened yesterday at the Brevoort Hotel on Fifth Avenue and 8th Street to discuss the issue, involving the trade's gold beaters who number in significant detail.
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Gold Beaters’ Union of America
Brevoort Hotel
Fifth Avenue
8Th Street
Boy Run Over by Bushwick Avenue Car at No 131 Meserole Street
Ten year old Frank Olsen was killed last night when a Bushwick avenue car in charge of Harry Speller struck him on Meserole street Williamsburg. The motorman reversed power and tried to shove the boy from the track by standing on the fender but failed. Several women on the car fainted and were revived by an ambulance surgeon.
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Meserole Street
Williamsburg
Frank Olsen
Bushwick Avenue
Harry Speller
Palmetto Street
Monkeys teased in Central Park lead to police cell
Leopold Greenspoon of 0 Eldridge Street spent a night in a police cell and received a severe lecture in court after the incident in Central Park. Jean Salvadore of Catherine Street narrowly escaped suffocation after falling into a sand mud pit near the Manhattan Bridge. Mrs Matilda Von Horn pursues a separation with alimony and fees while Anthony Farage, recovering after heart surgery, remains alive per doctors.
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Central Park
Leopold Greenspoon
Eldridge Street
Jean Salvadore
Catherine Street
Manhattan
New
Manhattan Bridge
Matilda von Horn
George von Horn
Barred Fire Loss Dodgers Face New State Rules
National Association of State Insurance Commissioners discussed fire loss adjustments from San Francisco claims. If a company dodges obligations, they may push for laws barring such firms from state markets. Next forms will request San Francisco loss figures.
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San Francisco
Blanks
Insurance Agent George Smith Dies by Own Action in East Orange
East Orange New Jersey June 3 Special George Hawthorne Smith an insurance agent of New York living at 549 Springdale avenue East Orange committed death by own action by shooting himself last night In letters to his wife he outlined months of premeditation Financial embarrassment and ill health were cited As a former expert accountant he had lived in Orange until a year ago After church and a period of calm his wife and others discovered his body on an old lounge in the garret
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East Orange
N. J
George Hawthorne Smith
New York
Springdale Avenue
Orange
Maude Wallis
Child Killed by Streetcar on List Street
Four year old Lillie May Dixon daughter of Thomas Dixon of 568 Columbus Avenue died after being struck by a southbound Columbus Avenue streetcar on List Street. The incident occurred yesterday evening in view of her mother. Motorman Patrick Henry of 46 West 49th Street is jailed at Cosmo Street Police Station on a charge of homicide.
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Lillie May Dixon
Thomas Dixon
Columbus Avenue
List Street
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Patrick Henry
West 49Th Street
Cosmo Street
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Highlights
Sunrise and sunset times for Sandy Hook and Gov. Island with moon phase notes. Wireless reports describe the Xronprina Wilhelm near Sable Island and the Minnekaha near Nantucket Lightship, with docking times projected for today. Minor garbled text references shoals and lighthouses, but the core items note vessel positions and arrival estimates.
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Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Xronprina Wilhelm
Sable Island
Minnekaha
Yeste
Nantucket
la Serer Leen
Magistrate admonishes boys over detaining a dress suitcase
Two youths described as John Doe No 1 and John Doe No 3 faced Magistrate Cornell over a detained dress suitcase at a Manhattan Brooklyn Bridge area news stand. A woman from a Brooklyn family claimed she lent small sums to the boys, who said she owed them money. The magistrate ordered the case be returned to the woman and advised a proper debt collection method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Manhatttan
Brooklyn Bridge
John Doe
Troops Charge Mob Of Striking Transit Workers
Allentown Pennsylvania June 25 Troop C state constabulary under Lieutenant Smith dispersed a striker crowd at the Lehigh Valley Transit transfer point. Five men jailed, transit cars suspended, saloons closed for the night. plan to resume operations tomorrow under troop protection.
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Allentown
Penn
Lehigh Valley Transit Company
State Constabulary
Smith
Transit Company
Former Judge Stover Says Hearings For Deuel Not Yet Set
Former judge and appointed referee Martin L. Stover said no date has been set for hearings on charges against Justice Joseph M. Deuel. He added hearings will begin as soon as possible with due notice and publicity.
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Martin L. Stover
Joseph M. Deuel
Appellate Division
The
Supreme Court
Twelve New Post Sub-Stations Set for July 1 Opening
New York Post announces twelve additional sub stations will open July 1 bringing total to 222 in Manhattan and the Bronx. Of the new sites thirty eight were added under Postmaster Willcox. Locations include No 211 2567th Avenue and others on Park First Amsterdam Second and Lexington avenues plus Jackson Avenue and Prospect and Longwood avenues.
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New York Postonce
Manhattan
Bronx
Willcox
7Th Avenue
Park Avenue
First Avenue
57Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Second Avenue
96Th Street
Hudson Street
Stanton Street
Pitt Street
Lexington Avenue
Éth Street
Jackson Avenue
166Th Street
Third Avenue
Prospect and
Longood Avenues
Transpacific Mails Sails to Hawaiian and Pacific Routes
Notices list destination and steamer details for Transpacific mail shipments from New York with calls to Hawaii Alameda and Pacific islands. Ships Empress of China Mariposa US transport Siberia depart via San Francisco with dates in late June and early July.
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Transpacific
N_ Y
Hawaii
Alameda
San Franccisco
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
Vancouver
Victoria
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Mariposa
San Francisco
Hawai
Guam
Siberia
San Fran
Shipping News Arrivals From Steamers and Passengers
Shipping news lists arrivals and destinations for multiple vessels including Steamer Niagara to James E Ward & Co with 50 passengers malls and cargo, Steamer Teresa (Aust) to Phelps Bros with cargo and moise, and Steamer Vaderland to Red Star Line with 220 cabin and 1 328 steerage passengers plus moise. Other entries include Steamer Nieuw Amsterdam to Holland America Line with 399 cabin and 1 270 steerage passengers and noise and several quarantine departures and bar arrivals.
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Niagara
Hathaway
Tampico
Havana
Nassau
James E Ward & Co
Malls
Whieamer Teresa
Aust
Persich
Trieste
Messina
Palermo
Oran
Phelps Bros
Moise
Baker ,Ger
Manna Hata
Charles
Baltimore
H C Foster
Delaware
Cabot
Bristol
Philip Ruprecht
The
Bar
Vaderland
Berg
Ehoff
Antwerp
Dover
Red Star Line
Devonshire
Coull
Pasaqua
Caleta Buena
Guin
Iquique
Anton
Coquimbo
Coronel
Montevideo
St Lucia
Charleston
Wessel, Duval & Co
Mdise
D. m
Sicilian Prince
Aa Riee
Deny
Itna
Slartys Pascnies
el Sud
Higgins
Galveston
Southern Pacific Company
Zulia
Dennett
Maracaibo I
Curacao
Boulton, Buss & Dallett
Matanzas
Miller
James Ward & Co
Coniston
Wison
Kymasal
Velo
Maritime Sailed Report From Nor Br Ports
Sail title fragment notes steamers prey in Norfolk and Hamilton with ports including Newport News Port Antonio and Bradford Ger. Names Phee Base Norfolk Maraval and other locations appear with fragmentary ship movements involving Norfolk and surrounding locales.
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Prey
Nor
Norfolk
Maraval
Peetn
Boy
Hamilton
Newport News
Phee
Bradford
Ger
Port Antonio
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Rockaway (A
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Wien
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R. J. Potter
J. Eugene Geer
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Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
Metal Trades’ Association
Ivins
Edward A. Braden
Barabbas
Marie Corelli
Tyrone Power
Pain
Venice
Hammerstein's
Madhnow
Madinow
Henry E. Dixey
Lyric Theatre
Mr. Dixey
Richard the Brazen
Cyrus Townsend
Brighton Beach
Pike
Pauline
Tony Pastor
City News
Anthony Farage
Eastern District Hospital
National Association of State Insurance Commissioners
Wife
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Marine Intelligence
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Lloyd
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Minnehaha
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Hamburg
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Cherbourg
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Naples
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Republic
Gibraltar
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Colorado
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White Star
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la Plata
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Shipping News
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Frank H. Gray
Tribune Almanag
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Tyson's
Pain's Fireworks Co
Perspace
All America
Ev’g Journal
Erial Gardens
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Nice Cohan
Mats
Mayor Mag
Fort
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Lycey Bwas
Stee Mats
Esata the Lion
Ammerstein
St. Boway
Paradise Roof Gardens
Victoria Bh Machnow
Lalla Selbeni
Musical Cuttys
Hearn
Spook Minstrels
Belaseo
Blanche Bates
Shambra Tth
Mepa AS
Piana i and
Madison . Mae’ Roof Garden
Mamzelle
Eighth Avenue
49Th Street
Columbus
Dreamland
Brighton
Leach Park
Tom
Tom J. P. Adler
Sojemen
den Musee
World IN Wax
Cinematograph
Royal Italian Orchestra
Mystic Ajeed
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
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East 34Th St. E KR
L. LR. R
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39Th St
Lander
Ladler
New York Transportation
Sth Ave
49Th St
Binghamton State Hospital
Binghamton
N. Y
Albany
Capitol
N.Y
FE. Mgarr
State Commission
Zea
Stapema
Spente & Young
Ttrm
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Uerk
Feyen
Genoa
Jamaica
Bry
Dagnal
Southampton
Atlos
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Wadsworth
Moville
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Cell
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York
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Ger Beit
Hogemann
New TV
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Arcamer
Lane
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Sabh
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Safled
Bruinsma
Rotterdam
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