Thaw Cross-Examined as Jerome Presses Case at White Plains
In a crowded White Plains court, Thaw clashed with Jerome during a lengthy cross examination led by Justice Keogh. Thaw accused Jerome of crooked tactics and concocted evidence while denying prior insinuations about whip evidence and conspiracies, and he refused to waive attorney privilege for former counsel as the day closed with reading from the Matteawan case record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains Yestardy
Keogh
Marry J. Tha
Thaw
Clarence J. Shearn
Jerome
Lewis Delatekt
Jude Olcott
Zheen
Mr. Jerome
Ethel Thomas
West 4Th Street
Je Os Administration
Hartridge
Hurtridge
Mr Jerome
Hartree
Flint
Gleason
Nelmas
Shearn
Rheatine
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Regan
Peter Fallan
Martin Regan
Roy Joyce
Los Angeles
New York
London
Earl of Yarmouth
Shear
Matteawan
Thaw Case Hearings Drift Over Sanity Questions
Testimony reveals Thaw's clashes with Mat teawan staff, odd orders like 200 chocolate chails, and pet names for Dr Austin Plint. Justice Keogh resists delay as defense and prosecutors clash over recalling a five year old interview and charity of attorney Hartridge and Peabody in the evolving Thaw case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaw
J W. Russell
Austin Plint
Matteawan
Snieklefrita
Justie Keogh
Jerome
Shearn
A. Russell Peabody
Mar Hake
Clifford W. Hartridge
Peabody
Keogh
Compkins
Wexbody
Justice Kengh
Featudy
Hartridge
Hartridgr
Justtee Keogh
Jerogue
Justice Keogh
Clifford
Martridge
Harteidge
New York
Mesats Hartridge & Peabody
Broadway
Sire
HK Thawks
Hosiery Gossip Not Crime in Slander Suit Dismissed
Miss Jennie Gillespie sued Daniel Boyne for 35 dollars for slander after he told her in front of their employer you took something in your stocking every day this week. The Appellate Division dismissed the suit noting the remarks do not imply a criminal charge and may not be punishable as crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Gillespie
Daniel Boyne
Appellate Division
Boyne
New York Air Balloon Drama Over Woolworth Building
A cigar shaped airship piloted by Frank Goodale drew crowds in lower Manhattan as it circled the Woolworth Building and City Hall Park. Foggy morning, gusty winds, and soot from chimneys hampered the display, ending with a failed attempt near the Singer Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower Broadway
Woolworth
Quinny Little City Hall
Frank Goodale
Hudson
Goodale
Columbus Circle
Broadway
Montelpal Build
Boone
City Hall Park
Park Place
Justice
City Hall
Browsway
Battivonre
New York
Goodula
City Dial
Union Square
Mint
Singer
Trpple
Gondale
Putnam Heads Grand Jury Plan To Boost Court Security
Putnam, president of 16 GP Bona Publishing, was named chairman of the committee of brand jurors who will ask Commissioner Waldo to station patrolmen and a matron at Criminal Courts. The grand jury, discharged by Judge Rosalsky yesterday, urged two patrolmen on the General Sessions floor and a matron for women and children. The move followed the June 2 shooting of “Big Jack” Zell outside the Criminal Courts Building by Charles Tort of a rival gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corre Rmven Putnam
GP. Putnam
Bona Publishing Company
Wns
Waldo
Walldine
Rosalsky
Putnam
Fonda
Big Jack’ Zell
Criminal Courts
Oy Charles Tort
Kosalsky
Weather Forecast from Washington Dated June 28
Continental high pressure and warm conditions prevail across the United States with unseasonably high temperatures in the north and plains. Local showers occurred in the east Gulf and southeast, while most regions remained fair. forecast calls for fair to warm weather with light to moderate winds through Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woshington
North Atlantic Ocean
United
Rocky
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf
West Gulf
Great Lakes
Grand
P.m
Albany
Atlantic City
Tiston
Buffalo
Cheng
New Orleana
Washington
Louay
Mureau
Rony
wVoraRe
Ear
Night and Day Bigamist in Queens County Court
John M. Griffiths former Long Island Railroad locomotive engineer and Lakewood hotel clerk was convicted of bigamy in Queens County Court. A leader in local churches and fraternal orders, he claimed false marriages to multiple spouses while fathering five children. He wed Rowe Pelle Gordon in 1900 and maintained two homes, with conflicting baptismal records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Griffiths
Long Island Railroad Locomoiie
Lakewood
Queens
Griffiths
Eadle Griffiths
Woodhaven
Grifiths
Edward ©. Blakeman
Rowe Pelle Gordon
Long Island City
Grimbs
Sadie Griffiths
Elmont
Long Island
Bail Set For Cop John F Hyland In Diamond Theft Case
John F Hyland a police officer accused of stealing uncut diamonds and gems from diamond cutter John De Cock pleaded not guilty in General Sessions. Judge Rosalsky set bail at 10000 with defense citing city employment. Walter O Donnell former patrolman also jailed on burglary charges after entering Mrs Graves garage and taking valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Hyland
John de Cock
Hyland
Rosalsky
General Sessions
Jacob Rouss
Howag
Whitman
Luat
Rous
Ead
Rouse
Myland
Fudge Roxalsky
Walter Donnell
East Stet Street
O'Donnell
Robert Graves
East 4Th Street
Trust squeezed Mormon David Eden testimony in sugar case
David Eden, president of Amalgamated and Lewiston Sugar, resumed testimony in the government case against American Sugar Refining. He described letters from J F Smith and Havermeier about half ownership in Amalgamated and potential plant investments. He noted beet prices paid to farmers and costs to water beets during shortages. The cross examination touched on beet sugar’s U S staying power and industry promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Eden
Gram, Vian
Amalgamated
Lewiston Sugar Companies
American Sugar Refining Company
Amalgamated Company
Joseph F Smith
Mormon Church
Lewinton
Eccles
Montang
Feeles
Havemeier
United States
Arena
Indictment of ex-congressman Willett detailed in court
The Kings County grand jury indicted ex congressman William Willett and two others for alleged purchase of a judicial nomination. Meant to a Supreme Court seat, the convention at County Court House Kings County Oct 6 1911 named Willett. They pleaded not guilty and posted $5,000 bail each as James W Osborne represented them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kange County
Xrana
William Willett
Joseph Wambdy
Louis ‘T. Walter Yesterdny
Willett
Caxnay
Queens County
Supreme Court
County Court House
Kings County
Walter
Mr. Willett
Herbert T Ketcham
Patrick E. Callahan
Eet
Kings County Court
James W. Osborne
Considy
Willam Berrl
Standard Union
Brooklyn
Keteham
Callahan
Berri
Judicial Department
Queens County Grand Jury
Runner Collapses at Bank Door in Brooklyn
A nineteen year old runner employed by a brokerage firm collapsed entering Park Bank at Broadway No 1M Brooklyn dropping an envelope with valuable securities. Bank officials handed the envelope to a brokerage representative and sent the youth to Hudson Street Hospital. the ambulance drew about one thousand curious onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Bank
Broadway
Balto Street
Brooklyn
Hudson Street
Ammonia Blast Kills One at Ruppert Brewery
An explosion in the engine house of the Jacob Ruppert Brewery on Third Avenue near East 92nd Street released suffocating ammonia fumes, killing one man and injuring five others, three seriously. A typewriter girl in the brewery office, Alice Bintz of East 24th Street, fainted from the blast and was revived by Dr. Copp of Reception Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Ruppert
Third Avenue
East 924
Copp
Alice Bintz
No. Nit
Atraat
Aanint Taber
Max
Ant Engl
To-Dat
Bartatos
Lamp & 1 Sui Warpool
White Star Wort Epa
Tenidad “Gouthampten
Ee Beeen Utriente
Galventon
Tae Jackeonville
Clyae Cout Mekeanvills
Sipe
Wooster
Barr
Teception Hospital
Recht
John
Harr
Scolumbia
Ginagom
Och
Otto
East Sith Street
Gievana
Hoch
Seaperansa
Pinang
Wagner
Tamplon
Hatubura
Pennsylvania
Galveston
Savannah
Rotterdam
Holl-Am Parsons W. E
Avenir Otterdam
Jun
Newark
German’ Hopital
Knida
Une
Quebec
Eeamn Ein Juos
San Juan
Loyd
Port-au-Prince
Colon
Hamid Am
Alice
2D Street
Ruppert
Watt
John Mavdep
Tease Sea Street
Eut
Michael Huddy
Kenton
East 7Th Street
Ruddy
Rankin
Hawthorne et al Plead Not Guilty in Mine Fraud Case
In a U S District Court in Walke ston the defendants Julian Hawthorne Josiah Quincy Albert Freeman John McKinnon and William J Morton pleaded not guilty to indictments accusing them of using malls to defraud investors in cobalt district silver and iron mines Judge Hough overruled demurrers and trial is expected at the October term.
Marine Intelligence Inbound Steamers and Hospital Reports
Incoming steamship lines and port arrivals list with ship names and dates, plus a long casualty report. An explosion at a German hospital area causes injuries and fatalities among engineers testing ammonia, with firefighting response and subsequent hospital prognosis. Officers report cause uncertain, possible leak or pressure. Named individuals, ships, and cities appear throughout the dispatch.
Outgoing steamers today list by destinations and routes
A fragmented notice details ships sailing from New York today to multiple destinations including Philippines, San Francisco, Hawaii, Japan, Corea, China, Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, and Tahiti. It cites vessels like San Francisco Nipper Fiji Telands and Manuka with dates in July and varying times, reflecting a busy maritime schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jpnes
Philippines
San Fransen
Tranepol
Hawai
Japan
Corea
China
Philip Bloenieia
San Francine Nipper
Fiji _Telands
Ramoan Tabands
New Zealand
Australia
Victoria
Zealanda
Jaran
Tacomah
Mexico
Tani
Marquesas
Conk Ulanta
Eeanand
Fan
Francisco
Manuka
Port of New York Ship Arrivals June 28 1912
Frtoay June 28 1912 Port of New York arrivals list ships docking in quarantine and at the bar with arrival times, passenger lists, and destinations including City of Montgomery Ocean Steamship Company Halifat Hamilton and others bound for Madeira Madeira June 17 and 22 values noted with sugar wood and cabin passages, quarantine times, and port movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port of New York
Ames Manzaniiin sOahan
Cienfuegos Hills
Santiago
Abs Stail Se Co
Mani Nim Fork
Magma Reisrol City
Oneet
Xrwelt
Tm Ballan Ihe Fogata
Alm SF
Tacos
Santa Domino City
Fone
Maroris
Hugh Kelly
Dmrat Seguretanta
Cunard Be Co
Iaalie
Mass
Cherbourg
Hetchehe & Co
Bar
Madeira
Montgomery
Savannah Junga Tains Ocean Se Co
Pasnengers
Ba’ Puneet
Hamilton
Newport, News
Nortote
Old Dominions¢ Co
Paasenters
Mise
Highlands
Eeee Pawnre
Philadelphia
Clyde
Mitcamar Santree
Boston
Newark
Ports
Mico Ss Co
Ballanta
Stumer Katahdin
Georgetown
Auantic
Coast Lumber Corporation
Sandy Hook
Nog
Amers
Joseph J Cuneo
Nor
Caracoas
Trinidad
Camiguey
Tampten
Orlint
Majoris
Elax
Port Said
Northwestern
Tuxpan
Tampteo
Idligasia
Raves
Oriente
Galveston
Mal Jeetaik
Jamestown
Norfolk
Carib Irnetown
Brazilian child awaits adoption after sea voyage and service
A Brazilian eleven year old girl known as Maria, brought to the United States as a servant, faces possible adoption or deportation. Immigration officials note she is an unaccompanied minor under sixteen and has not secured a bond from her guardian. Her former employer, Charles Fenley, retired planter, declined to guarantee schooling and adoption before departure from Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Jian
Talers
Marty Olivera
O Metals
Byron
Santos
Nova Odessa
Rao Paulo
Brail
Maria
Charles Fenley
United States
Lamport & Holt
Kenley
Chipley Fin
Lataxteen
Errand Boy Detective Hacks Grand Larceny Case
Sixteen year old Vincent Soden of 297 Eleventh Avenue caused the arrest of Morris Walker a barber on grand larceny charges. Walker posed as the husband of a woman awaiting clothing valued at 75 dollars and attempted to steal by presenting a check. Soden followed Walker after a box marked with the name of Mrs Neidhart on West 18th street and alerted a police officer after witnessing Walker reenter a nearby house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Soden
Elehth Avenue
Morris Walker
Walker
Yoxnennion
Mra C. Neidhart
Noth West 18Th Street
Soden
Summer aviation sale of suits and travel wear in Norfolk
An advertisement hawks summer apparel for travelers and aviators. It lists Serge suits and Norfolk double breasted styles, white English flannel trousers, blazers, motor dusters, wind shields, tennis gear, golf clubs, swimming gear, and boys clothing. An all day Saturday event runs until September with extended hours.
Also Mentioned on This Page
White
Slayer
Jersey
the Weather Report
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virminth
Agncu Reau
Spat Saci
Wang Soe
Kings
Cassidy
Anmonia
Ing
Walkeston
Marine Intelligence
Lune
Montevides
Nowa Ate
Marcelona
Sake Ana
Barcelona
Provincia
Brow
Clveland
Clevis
Tolman
Plymouth
Toma
Liverpool
Celue Eh
Hapi
York
Tor Liverpool
Py Poulogne
t-Pring
Nrordem
Delagoa Pay
Cape Town
Hull
Telantans
Ee Ea Ce
Nassevla
Barbados
Rio de Janeiro
Orka Pola
Alvenga
New Turk
Colombe
Dupe
Cedar
New Tara
Algiers
Calcutta
Mintaturd
Bunrine
Andy Hook
Severa
Triana Ais
Hell Gate
Haltie
Cedric
New Nore Yg
Queenstown
Trieste
Carmen
Southampton
Fork Ameria Oh
New Gibraltar
Dan Guglielmo
New Es
Naples
Kevongu Tn
Aden
Singapore
Prawia Point
Datehy
Transpacific
Matt and Line
Salle
Weasel
Caronia
Cunar
San Jos
Houston
Argentina
Havana
Fararogs
Rowden Hamburg
Grant Caledonia
Glasgow
Gerlars
Antwers
Chennia
Aplen
Mentor
Ples
Trallan Tonel
Rusatyn
Prason Arapahoe
Jacksonville
Mallory
Tampa
Montwames
Viler
St Kitys
NOY & Dem
Cappename
Ribo
RDWT
Karatam
Brunswick
Mauretania
der Hremen
Ngl
Erardam
Tierdam
Savanna
Allan
Messina
Philatalphia
Errand
Rogers Peer Company
Redman
Thornwood
Earl & Wilson
Troy
Winter Garden
Playhouse
Em Colliers
Bunty
Maneater Hock Co
the Tribune
Goth
Ath
Robin Bad
Tiegfeld Moulin Rouge
cSere Yatinee
Qaiety Syoetrey
Ant
Conan
Marrings Lyceum
Serra Smute
Paul J. Maine
Boca Ea
Rosemad
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