Charlton’s neurotic condition debated by doctors at Jersey jail
Reports say the prisoner Charlton shows signs of extreme neuroticism after his arrest. Dr. Arlitz and other physicians observed sleep disturbance and tremors, while jail officials describe him as quiet and reading. Tuberculosis is suspected in his lungs, and medical opinions vary on recovery prospects.
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Porter Charlton
Jersey City Heights
W. Jarlitz
Hoboken
New Jersey
Charlton
Arlitz
Cheriton
Fatal shootout in Ocilla as officers slain in Georgia
In Ocilla Georgia on June 26 W H Bostwick killed Police Chief Davis and Deputy Bass wounded Sheriff McInnis Deputy Tucker and Deputy Sheffield. Bostwick barricaded in his house with six children armed and threatening. Governor Brown asked to send troops Adjutant General Scott ordered Fitzgerald Guards to Irwinville to reinforce. Troops expected to arrive by train after midnight.
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Ocilla
Davis
Sheffield
Bass
McInnis
Tucker
W. H. Bostwick
Brown
Bostwick
Postwick
Ocilia
Irwinville
Atlanta
Scott
Fitzgerald
Irwin County
Charles A. de Lang
Fitzgerald Guards
Rich passer detain at Ellis Island over trachoma check
Michael Abrahams a wealthy St Marc Hayti merchant arrived aboard Prins Willem V and faced Ellis Island observation for suspected trachoma though ship doctor believed it was only a cold. He carries a $10,000 letter of credit and plans to buy goods for his Hayti store. detention could disrupt $104K in trade.
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Marine Hospital
Ellis Island
Michael Abrahams
St. Marc
Hayti
Abrahams
Prins Willem V
Royal Dutch West India
Quarantine
Mr. Abrahams
Aarents
Balloonist in New Jersey Parachute Mishap Leaves Injured
George Taylor of Philadelphia was severely injured when his second parachute failed to open during a double drop from a hot air balloon at Hillside Amusement Park. He endured a broken fall near Nutley and was carried to St. Mary’s Hospital in Passaic with a sprained ankle, facial cut, body bruises, and shock. Teammate Thomas Moore of Jacksonville, Fla., also parachuted but landed safely.
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Belleville
N. J
George Taylor
Philadelphia
Y'S Hospital
Passau
St. Mar
Taylor
Thomas Moore
Jacksonville
Fla
Hillside
Nutley
Die
Moore
One Dead and One Dying in Chinatown Shootout
A Chinatown gun battle at Mott and Pell Streets left Chu Foo dead and Sing Jin dying, with a bystander wounded and seven men jailed at Elizabeth Street Station. In the clash between the Four Brothers and On Leong rivals, police captured suspects as ambulances ferried the injured to Hudson Street Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Street
Mott and Pell Streets
Chinatown
Chu Foo
Hudson Street
Sing Jin
Pell Street
Mott Street
Chu Hen
Chong Fook Quen
Park Row
Pearl Street
Hodgins
John Magner
Homer Willis
Pell and Mott
Guardians of the Peace
John Lang, Jr
Hom Hong
Yu Kom
Leong Lung
No. 41
Magner
Wong Hong
Little Lee
Bowery
Willis
Chu Pan
Bill” Egan
No. 43
Yung Tung
Conroy
Egan
Hudson Street Hospital
Brown
Denton
Auburndale
Long Island
Pell
Quong Yee Wo & Co
Chong Lung & Co
Diaz Wins Reelection as Mexico City Reports Ballot Victory
General Porfirio Diaz appears elected President with Ramon Corral as Vice President. The Diaz Corral ticket wins across the country with scant opposition. In Mexico City about 40 000 to 50 000 votes cast and few disturbances. Electors chosen today will meet in July to vote for Deputies Senators and the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Diaz
Corral
Supreme Court
el Imparcial
Diaz-Corral
Torreon
Vera Cruz
Monterey
Diaz and Corral
Sunday Outings Prove Deadly With Drownings and Fires
A day of outdoor pleasure ends in tragedy as four drownings and many rescues occur during Sunday outings. A motor boat Mollie burns to the water edge off Mount St. Vincent Academy after a gasoline blaze. Owner W H Hanington survives by leaping to a dingy. Crandell and Mullady drown or die after swims, and Keaton remains missing near Fort Hamilton. Others, including Patrick Keaton and Jerome Weinstine, drownings are reported as rescuers scramble at Dreamland and Newtown Creek.
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Jersey
Mount St. Vincent Academy
Hanington
Frederick Crandell
Lexington Avenue
East 138Th Street
City Island
Crandell
Jacob Fultz
Southern Boulevard
Frederick Scheim
John T. Stock, Jr
Hotel Prospect
James Shanahan
54Th Street
Brooklyn
Fort Hamilton
Patrick Keaton
West 26Th Street
Manhattan
Shanahan
Keaton
John McKinney
Dreamland
Coney Island
John Mullady
Prospect Place
Mullady
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Ocean Boulevard
Death of George C Pease in Vermont Suicide by Rifle
George C Pease a New York club member died by self inflicted gunshot at his Panton Vermont estate. In poor health he had been urged to stay in Vermont for air and outdoor activity. He leaves a wife Louise Burridge and a New York sister. He formerly lived at the Hotel Leonori and was once connected with The London Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergennes
George C. Pease
New York
Vermont
Panton
Pease
Mr. Pease
Rutland Railroad
New York City
Ohio
Louise Burridge
George Carl Pease
Leonori
3D Street
Madison Avenue
London Times
Man Killed by Live Wire On Freight Run Near New Rochelle
Fireman Charles E. Spayde of the New Haven Railroad died after a poker he carried struck a live overhead wire near New Rochelle. The 11 000 volts coursed through him as he moved from a slowly moving engine to a nearby box car and attempted to reach the tender. His clothes ignited and the train severed his legs before workers could aid him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Spayde
New Haven
New Rochelle
Spayde
Boston
Two Brides Become Widows After Quick Valladolid Executions
In Valladolid Yuratan prison two brides wed their condemned husbands hours before their executions for sedition and murder tied to a recent uprising. The couple married after the sentences were announced as the two men prepared to die in the firing squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Valladolid
Yucatan
War Department
Fifteen balloons in air in Paris Grand Prix
Paris observers report fifteen balloons took part in the French Aero Club Grand Prix and rose from the French capital as a strong southeast wind carried them from the start site.
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Paris
French Aero Club
Pitcher Killed by Balls Near Cincinnati Summer Tragedy
Leonard Hand a twenty one year old semi professional pitcher was killed in Dayton Kentucky while practicing for a ball game. He was struck by a batted ball and a thrown ball while in the pitcher's box as he tried to dodge both. One ball hit him behind the ear and the other on the right temple. He died last night from his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dayton
Leonard Hand
Bishop Deposes Priest Over Liberal Sermon
The Rev P H Gallen of the Church of the Annunciation Florence was asked by Bishop Beaven to resign after a sermon praising Smith College president Seelye for liberal treatment of Catholic women. Gallen announced he would obey, saying he would resign and urged no conference or testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Northampton
Mass
P. H. Gallen
Church of the Annunciation
Florence
Beaven
Springfield
Seelye
Smith College
Dr. Gallen
Father Gallen
Cohalan's Franchise Tax Services Draw City Settlement
A report details Daniel F. Cohalan's extensive work on special franchise tax cases for the New York Central system, claiming $53,000 and receiving $48,000 from the city. Officials dispute who authorized payment, noting Cohalan’s 219 hearings and 417 counsel consultations across multiple cases, with some settlements after his designation ended.
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Daniel F. Cohalan
McClellan
Gaynor
Metz
Prendergast
Chamberlain Martin
Chamberlain Hyde
Cohalan
Jackson
State Board of Tax Commissioners
O'Malley
Albany
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Jai
Steward
Dr. Arlitz
Covery
Hobocken
Chariton
Tad
Arnitz
Adam Bede
Pompeii
William 3. Arlitz
Porter Chariton
Haytian
Four Brothers
Lang
Hudson River
Francisco I Madero
Mexico
Madery
Madero
North
Porfirio
Ramon Corral
Fran
Cisco I. Madero
San
Luis Potosi
W. H. Hanington
Colonial Yacht Club
West 140Th Street
North River
Boy
Newtown Creek
Ten Eyck Street
Stagg Street
Williamsburg
Henry Spiegel
West 107Th Street
Fort Washington Point
Marion Dell Taylor
Young Spiegel
Hudson Boat and Bathing Club
West 114Th Street
Nyack
Jennie
William Clayton
West 135Th Street
United States Lifesaving Station
Spiegel
Charles Young
Division Street
Sth Street
Gus Gardoline
Balmer’s Bathing Beach
Dr. Lewis
Coney Island Hospital
Gardoline
Young
Jerome Weinstine
The
New Haven Road
Dr. Seelye
New York Central
City of New York
New York Central Railroad Company
Messrs
Borough of
New
Yor Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Albany County
New York & Putnam Railroad Company
Spuyten Duyvil & Port Morris Rafi
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