Disputed Estate Valuation Sparks Central Rail Probe
Amor P Eno disputes New York Central management and interest rates while Edward Murphy son of a U S senator testifies on a will contest. Brokers sum estate values between 4.0 and 6.0 million with witnesses disputing appraisal and rationality in surrogates court proceedings.
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Amor P. Eno
Reed
Edward Murphy
Troy
Quezaire
New York Central
New York
Saratoga
Ene
Ioana
Murphy
John B. Stanchford
Bro
Tein
Tay Carrer
Gee
Sue
Joseph P. Day
Wallista Cruikshank
George Foster Peabody
Eno
Bus Conductor Strike Grips Fifth Avenue Services
Bus conductors join the Fifth Avenue strike as more than 200 men rally with the Chauffeurs Union. Only a handful of buses run, with a day's service fading to near none. Dispute centers on arbitration refusal, pay demands of 3.50 a day, and an eleven hour shift as mediation bodies review the case.
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Hatta Avenue
Fifth Avenue
102 Street
Central Park
Aso Ie Holding
Todhard W. Meade
Meade
Bureau of Mediation and Arbitration
Canals Wien
Blockade Measures to Stand Amid Allied Plans
Washington reports no major change in Allied blockade policy. The British notice via Lord Cecil indicates continued enforcement in essential areas while neutral nations align with the London Declaration's maritime trade guidance. Existing Allied activities will persist under new Council orders.
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Washington
Certel Towers
Robert Cecil
London
Owever
Roger Casement Sentenced for Treason in Irish Trial
The Irish jury found Sir Roger Casement guilty of high treason. He argued the 1551 statute was obsolete and decried the trial as improper, claiming Ireland’s law and independence were denied by the English crown. His counsel announced an appeal to the Criminal Court of Appeals and, if needed, the House of Lords.
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Ireland
Ulatermen
Sinn Fenners
England
Germany
France
Toland
Great Britain
Wiena
Irland
Teishavey
Treland
Sir Roger
Lord Reading
Roger Casement
Roger C
Ment
David Roger Canement
Casement
Criminal Court of Appeals
House of Lords
Pris
Judges Fairness Praised by American Counsel in Casement Trial
London June 29 American lawyer Michael Francis Doyle assisting Sir Hoger Casement’s defence tells The Tribune the three judges were studiously fair and considerate. He notes the trial lacked American vigor, judges avoided personal attacks, and strong respect for the bench influenced strategy. Doyle laments British procedure limited advocacy and cites Sullivan’s strong defense and his own missed chance to inform the court.
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London
Michael Francis Doyle
Hoger Casement
Tribune
Casement
America
Sullivan
Ohie
Tribute to Casement by Justice Cohalan
Supreme Court Justice Daniel F Cohalan commented on the Casement trial and verdict. He said the English court verdict was expected but executing Casement would not be just or merciful. He warned the murder of Irish liberty’s champions costs England world opinion and may spur Irish freedom.
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Sir Roger
America
Ireland
Supreme Court
Daniel F. Cohslan
Casement
Mann
Roger
England
Two Bayonne Brothers Drowned After Rowboat Fight
Five Bayonne boys went rowing on Newark Bay last Saturday three survived. Bodies of Joseph King aged thirteen and Philip King nine were recovered off New Jersey coast after a fatal struggle when a fight broke out in the rowboat. The King family learned of the tragedy as police questioned Emil Miller and others who were aboard.
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Bayonne
N. J
Newark Bay
New Jersey
Joseph King
Philips
Andrew King
Philip
Martin Stahl
Edward Hynes
Emil Miller
Jersey
Stahl
Miller
Joseph
Parente
King
Papats
West Listy-fifth Street
Bay Ne
Eleid
Staten Island
Mr. King
Troor
Sth Cavalry
Shillitani to Go to Chair Today
In Ossining an inquest into the death of prison guard Daniel McCarthy, shot by Shillitani, concluded that the revolver may have been thrown through bars after Shillitani moved to a screened cell to receive visitors. The theory, supported by guard George Meserole, cites inadequate search of women visitors as a possible channel.
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Saautant
Daniel McCarthy
Ossining
Kirchoves
Shillitani
George. Meserole
Kirchwey
Superintendent of Prisons
Overman’s Seat-The Floor Prank Sparks Laughter in Senate
In Washington on June 29, Senator Lee S. Overman of North Carolina toppled from an oversized reinforced chair after Senator Stone of Missouri pulled it’s back. Stone denied intent, Overman recovered and returned to the chamber. Bellevue Hospital seeks the mother of a one day old baby found in the foundling ward, with a fictitious name given as Anna Mallo linked to a 409 West Twenty Sixth Street address.
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Tim
Teiracia Beas
Washington
United States
Lee S. Overman
North Carolina
William J. Stone
Missouri
Senator Overman
Senator Stone
Mr. Overman
Senate
Foundling Ward
Bellevue Hospital
West Twenty Sixth Street
Anna Mallo
Twenty-sixth Street
Oscar II to Go in Drydock For Overhaul
The steamship Oscar II, sailing from the Scandinavian line pier at Fifteenth Street, will be drydocked for a thorough overhaul upon arrival in Denmark. All steamers of this line will undergo three weeks of overhauling this year.
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Oscar II
Drydocs
Oscar Ll
Fifteenth Street
Cohcket
Denmark
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