Mrs Fox Died By Own Hand Police Decide
Grace J. Fox died after being found in her apartment with thirty three stab wounds. Autopsy ruled suicide though detectives probe motive, weapon, and exact sequence. Police theory suggests self inflicted wounds after illness and letters urging her to cheer up. Investigators chased a possible knife missing from the scene and searched drains for evidence.
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Screams Lead Mob to Girl Rescue in Norfolk Street Incident
A mob gathered at a double tenement house on Norfolk Street after a man named Brandt attempted to abduct a girl, Hertha Samuels, aged less than two. The crowd forced entry, saved the child, and overwhelmed the suspect who was dragged to the patrol wagon amid a tense scene outside the station house.
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Forney Linked Note in Washington Murder Case
Pittsburgh reports say a $4,000 note signed by Thomas G. Forney may be linked to the deadly attack on Franklin T. Schneider, candy maker of Washington. The note, found in George McHenry’s Washington room, promises payment for eliminating Schneider. The case involves Forney’s disappearance and mounting suspicion, with Mrs. Florence Forney denying her husband’s guilt while Schneider kin doubt his sanity.
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Bryan Hears Cold Welcome in Nebraska
In Omaha June 2 ex Secretary Bryan arrived by morning train to a near empty station with no reporters or public greeting. A slim crowd of less than 100, including travelers, waited as public reception committees failed to appear, signaling a frigid reception in Lincoin as well.
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Thaw Trial: Alienists Testify on Thaw Sanity
In a New Hampshire Supreme Court session, three alienists testified about Harry K Thaw's mental state. Dr Bancroft said Thaw overindulged in champagne and lost self control during the shooting. He added Thaw expressed sincere regret and denied paranoia, while Jerome's summary on hereditary taint was read with mixed reactions.
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Washington
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New York
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Sailors from Maybe Detected in Monkey House Disturbance
Two sailors from the U S 8 Maybe and two Italians clashed as they ogled women near the monkey home in Central Park. Detectives in disguises arrested five for offenses against women with a judge sending them to Blackwell's Island for sixty to ninety days.
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Evelyn Thaw Sanity Hearings Return To Courtroom
Alienist testimony declares Harry K Thaw sane and responsible as court adjourns to continue crimes exam. Mrs Thaw speaks of fear, money power, and plan to testify while noting public sentiment shifts. Delawanna murder follows Jersey family feud as Leonard Riker confesses after killing John Frederick in a cornfield.
Death Chair Waits as Ferri Prepares Funeral
Joseph Ferri, sentenced to die in Sing Sing at dawn, wrote a letter to his wife thanking her for support and asking she educate their two children. He urged that their father not be told of the electric chair death and remained resigned and calm. Chaplain Cashin left him after arranging his funeral as Ferri faced execution for killing his brother in law about a year ago. Warden Osborne left Ossining late to avoid officiating.
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Riker
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Sing Sing
Ferri
Pather Cashin
Osborne
Ossining
New York
Tax Dispute Over Exchange Property Valuation Unfolds
In Supreme Court Justice Shearn case, NY Stock Exchange Building Co seeks certiorari to compel Tax Board records as they contest assessments on its 23 story property. Tax Commissioner Mullan testified the exchange bears lower value while a related trust seeks similar relief for Madeleine Astor assets valued around 500000.
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Harvard records reveal Thaw withdrawal amid gambling allegations
Cambridge June 29 Harvard records show Henry K Thaw withdrew from the university on request for lack of preparation and gambling. The entry notes Monty Kendall Thaw entered November 1800 withdrew February 23, 1802. Mrs Spivee, Thaw’s former landlady, refused to discuss his Harvard days.
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Automobiles Send Ten To Hospitals In New York
A sequence of early morning accidents left ten people hospitalized across Queens and Brooklyn. Victims include Bernard Wessels with multiple injuries from a car crash on Riverdale Avenue, Charles Acker with a fractured skull, and a boy rider who dodged a displaced car. Several pedestrians and riders, including Frank Rohm, John Giosa, Miss Marjorie Dolan, Harold Strait, Edward Adams, Mrs. J O Keefe, Henry Frank, and Clinton H M Munich, are treated for wounds ranging from scalp injuries to possible concussion.
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Auto collision injures child. driver absolved
An eight year old girl, daughter of Mrs. Mary Parsons of 49 Vanderbit Avenue Brooklyn, was struck by a Standard Oil Co truck operated by William McGrath of 201 Warren Street Brooklyn yesterday afternoon near Broadway and 1th Street. She died of a fractured skull at Jewish Hospital. The other injury: a man at 00 Riverside Drive taken to Knickerbocker Hospital after his mother's automobile collided with a coal wagon. Police exonerated McGrath.
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Revolver Hold Up By Drifter On City Street
Joseph Burke a nineteen year old drifter held up a Brooklyn girl on Forty second Street and This Avenue tearing her handbag away with a loaded revolver. He fled chased by Miss Huddleston and her escort Detective Finn who grappled him. the weapon discharged and Burke was arrested at Headquarters. Burke said he planned to rob someone and would have shot if resisted. He is charged with robbery and felonious assault.
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Son Born To Rospigliosi War Brings Heir To Jersey
Morristown X reports Jeaneemson, the ten pound son of Prince Francesco Rospigliosi and Princess, born yesterday. The couple, spending the war summer at Rutherford Stuyvesant mansion near Allamuchy, weighs in at ten pounds with a strong cry. Mother Mrs Laura Macdonald Stallo, daughter of Edmund K. Stallo of Cincinnati, Ohio, wed the prince in Paris on June 30, 1914. They will stay in the United States this season.
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Summer suits and fabrics line up for men and boys
The supply line promises no break with a full range of summer suits in tropical fabrics such as batting, nunscloth, Shantung silk, mohair, crash, and flannel. Medium weight blends, blue serges, white flannels, Norfolks with knickers, and complete camping outfits are offered. Rogers Peer Company stocks sporting goods across Broadway and nearby corners.
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Graphic Section Preview Highlights Capitol Picture and Events
A Sixteen-Page Graphic Section promises a wide summer briefing with a Capitol picture symbolizing the world crisis, scenes of snow and Eskimos in Crocker Land, Brighton Beach carnival images, sugar production, the Boat Races with Morgan figures, German and Austrian royal attendance, a new Secretary of State, and the Mann Wanamaker wedding near Philadelphia.
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