Stocks Rally Fails as Market Closes Weakly After Wide Swings
Stocks moved through steep fluctuations with heavy volume near 1.9 million shares. The day opened weak, many issues hit multi year lows, United States Steel faced selling pressure, Illinois Pacific and other names slid, while Reading and Union Pacific showed volatility before some late recoveries.
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Bears
United States Steel
Harriman
Steel Corporation
Louisville & Nashville
Union Pacific
Steel Common
Interstate Commerce Commission
Counp
Delaware & Hudson
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Railway Preferred
Judgment Against Nat Goodwin in Royle Play Suit
The Appellate Division ordered a retrial unless Mrs. Selena Fetter Royle accepts a reduced judgment. Royle claimed rights to the Edwin Milton Boyle play My Wife's Husband and sought $4,304.37 plus costs for scenery and breach of contract. The court reduced the judgment to $41,6427, apparently cutting the scenery amount, while offering no opinion.
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Selena Fetter Royle
Nathaniel C. Goodwin
Royle
Edwin Milton Boyle
Appellnte Division
Annual Report of St John s Guild on Hospital Work
The fortieth annual report covers the Floating and Seaside Hospitals in New York for the year ending September 20. It notes 1 253 mothers and children aided since 18, when the first hospital ship was bought, and 98 292 persons carried on the floating hospital last summer. Total cost was 77 235 with 7 8 in contributions and a year end balance of 5 455. Theodore Frelinghuysen was elected to the left vacant trustees seat. The grand total served during summer reached 498 and New York City contributed 9 4 to the work. Contributions should be sent to Isaac N m Fifth Avenue.
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St. 'S Guild
New Dorp
Staten Island
Helen C. Juilliard
Thoati Hospital
Theodore Frelinghuysen
D. H. McAlpin
The
of Trustees
Deeweing
City of
New York
Isaac N. m
Fifth Avenue
Seven Fishermen Drown Off Newfoundland Coast
A blizzard raged in Newfoundland for 48 hours blocking railways and shipping. An unknown fishing vessel with seven crewmen foundered on the south coast and all hands perished. Three schooners were driven seaward and abandoned. The steamer Silvia and Ulunda, delayed by ice, arrived at St. John’s tonight as six sealers headed to fin sealing steamers could not reach port.
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St. John’s
N. F
Newfoundland
Silvia
New York
Ulunda
Liverpool
Cobblers Form Second Hand Stoemakers' Union at Eldridge Street
Trades organization swept through a New York cobbling community as cobblers at 138 Eldridge Street formed the Second Hand Stoemakers' Union. They plan to meet next week to elect officers and set wage scales amid long hours and modest weekly pay of eight to ten dollars.
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Cobblers’ Union
Stoemakers’ Union
Eldridge Street
Roomaty Wach
Striking marine painters reach wage agreement on river steamboats
Reports say the marine painters on the Homer Ramedell and the Plymouth gained their wage demands and will resume work today. Strikes with identical demands were ordered at Rol 6 yards, Mheirect, and the Hast River.
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Homer Ramedell
Plymouth
Rol
Mheirect
Hast River
Coroner Warns Hospitals On Autopsies At Ward's Island
Coroner Harburger urges Manhattan State Hospital keepers to show greater vigilance and doctors to follow autopsy rules after juries investigate two inmate deaths. One case, John Frank, died after head injury five days earlier. papers sent to the District Attorney. The other stemmed from a fall in a washroom. Jury urges restraint on autopsies without coroner notification.
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Manhattan State Hospital
Ward's Island
Harburger
John Frank
District Attorney's Office
Klaw honored at Friars supper without Shubert reps
Marc Klaw of Klaw & Erlanger headlined the Friars monthly supper at Café des Beaux Arts on 40th Street near Sixth Avenue. No Shubert or Belasco representatives attended amid rumors of a looming union with Klaw. Lee Shubert denied orders to stay away, noting only caution due to the chatter. Guests included Daniel Frohman Rex Beach Channing Pollock and J W Rumsey with Wells Hawks narrating Frohman’s career.
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Marc Klaw
Klaw & Erlanger
Association of Theatrical Press Agents
the Friars
Café Des Beaux Arts
40Th Street
Sixth Avenue
the Shuberts
David Belasco
Lee Shubert
Shuberts
Klaw
Wells Hawks
Daniel Frohman
Rex Beach
Channing Pollock
J. W. Rumsey
Empire Theatre
Wife dying forces sergeant to desert post charges filed
Police Sergeant Patrick Ward of the Seventy seventh precinct in Newtown Queens faces charges after authorities say he deserted his station when informed his wife lay dying. Ward reportedly kissed his wife as she lost consciousness before she died minutes later. Police surgeon Dr. Bonner ordered him back to duty and noted Ward’s seven children. Ward says he will face the Commissioner.
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Patrick Ward
Newtown
Queens
Station House
Ward
Roundstman
W. J. Bonner
Sergeant Ward
Dr. Bonner
Wagi
Bonner
Wardle
Lake Shore Agreement Reached With Engineers Raise
One thousand Lake Shore Railroad engineers will receive a wage increase of 10 to 18 percent, totaling over $10,000 yearly. The deal was announced by D. Moon, assistant general manager, and Warren Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers after four months of talks.
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Tribune
Cleveland
March
Lake Shore Railroad
D. ©. Moon
Warren Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Millbury mother finds note foreshadowing daughter's death plan
A Worcester telegram reports Mrs. Pauli Ethier finds a letter postmarked in Millbury claiming Lillian Ethier fifteen left town to commit death by own action in Boston after romantic disappointment. She withdrew her pay, attempted to borrow a revolver, and left no word. The note lists William J Wood of New York as contact.
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Tribune
Worcester
Mass
Pauli Ethier
Millbury
Lillian
Boston
Cordis & Co.'s
William J. Wood
West End Avenue
New York
Colorado Electric Merger Shelves Major Power Firms
Denver reports talks to merge Central Colorado Power Company and Northern Colorado Power Company led by Myron T. Herrick Thomas F. Walsh and Simon Guggenheim. Upon completion the new entity would have $50,000,000 capital and serve about three quarters of Colorado. Central Colorado Power, formed last November, plans $2,000,000 in Colorado spending immediately and $40,000,000 later.
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The
Tribune
Denver, March
Central Colorado Power Company
Northern Colorado Power Company
Myron T. Herrick
Thomas F. Walsh
Simon Guggenheim
Colorado
Herrick
John F. Curry Building Company Incorporation
The John F. Curry Building Company is incorporated with capital stock of 50000 to erect and purchase buildings in Manhattan for clubs and other uses. Directors include John F. Curry Willam C. Anderson John F Ulrich John J Halligan William J. Queneer Abraham Harnash and F F Swart. Curry is the Tammany leader of the 3th Assembly District.
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John F. Curry
Manhattan
Willam C. Anderson
John F. Ulrich
John J. Halligan
William J. Queneer
Abraham Harnash
F. F. Swart
Tammany
3Th
Shipbuilder Jabez K. Montgomery Dies at 76
Boston march 8 Jabez K Montgomery a noted shipbuilder died at Frost Hospital at age seventy six. As a partner in Montgomery & Howard he built the Soundline steamers City of Taunton City of Fall River City of Brockton and the Mayflower Standish Hingham and other excursion craft.
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the Tribune
Boston
Jabez K. Montgomery
Frost Hospital
Montgomery & Howard
City of Taunton
City of Fall River
City of Brockton
Standish
Icehouse Fire Destroys Large Hudson Structure
A large Consumers' icehouse at Smith's Landing four miles south of Catskill burned tonight. The building and its contents, about the second largest on the Hudson, with a capacity of 6,000 tons, were totally destroyed by the blaze.
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Tribune
Catskill
N. Y
Consumers
Smith's Landing
Here
Hudson River
Duke divorce appeal heard by New Jersey court
In Trenton on March 8 the Court of Errors and Appeals heard Mrs. Lillian D. Duke's appeal of a Court of Chancery divorce granted to James B. Duke. Corespondent Major Frank T. Huntoon, defense via Chauncey G. Parker, criticized detective testimony and criticized Vice-Chancellor Pitney. No decision reached.
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Trenton
N. J
Court of Errors and Appeals
Lillian D. Duke
Court of Chancery
James B. Duke
Frank T. Huntoon
Chauncey G. Parker
Europe
Parker
Mrs. Duke
Merchants and Miners blocks Morse on coast trade
The Merchants and Miners Transportation Company, by merging with the Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Company and linking with the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad, plans to curb Charles Morse’s coastwise trade ambitions. A $2,000,000 exchange with the railroad is expected, securing Mellen’s position and paving a new Baltimore to Jacksonville service plus Gulf port expansion. The Boston and Philadelphia line will lose its identity, remaining under the Merchants and Miners banner.
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Tribune
Baltimore
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Company
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Charles W. Morse
Michael Jenkins
Boston
Merchants and Miners
Decatur Miller
Boston and
Philadelphia
Boston and Philadelphia Company
Winsors
Mellen
Morse
Merchants and Miners’ Company
Florida
Hope for Fortune Believed Tied to Newark Family
A Newark widow and children expect a $250,000 share from the estate of James Bell of County Cavan who died in South Africa intestate. Bell was a first cousin of James P. Smith and left a potential next of kin chain including Elizabeth Martin and Thomas Smith. James P. Smith’s brother Thomas and sister Elizabeth live in New York. Thomas J. Smith will travel to Hillsville to meet a miner who knew Bell as investigators pursue the claim.
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Newark
James P. Smith
Prill Street
James Bell
Smith
South Africa
H. P. Kennedy
County Cavan
Ireand
Thomas Curry
Blissville
Long Island
Bell
Hell
Cavan
Thomas J. Smith
Hillsville
Curry
New Haven Road Seeks Large Interest in Merchants and Miners
Boston March Elerton P Whitney first vice president of Merchants and Miners said negotiations for New York New Haven Hartford Railroad to acquire a large interest in Merchants and Miners have progressed. The plan aims to give New Haven influence over the line via stock and traffic contract while Merchants and Miners keeps management and officers. The arrangement would not create a full absorption and would help stabilize rates across New England points, pleasing Southern and New England lines.
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Boston
Elerton P. Whitney
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Hallroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven Roads
Transportation Company
Merchants and Miners
New Haven
New England
Southern
Bribery Claim Ties Rand Explosion Near Fairchance
Ellsworth Glover former night watchman at Rand Powder Mill near Fairchance confessed he was paid 200 by two masked men to stay away the night of the explosion. He says the men visited the plant the night before and threatened his life if he remained.
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Tribune
Uniontown
Penn
Ellsworth Glover
Rand
Fairchance
Glover
Death in Ambulance Highlights Astoria Woman’s Isolation
Mrs Louise Hansen aged sixty five died from starvation while being transported to St Johns Hospital. She lived alone in a single room at Grand Street and Fourth Avenue Astoria with several cats and dogs. Neighbors noticed the noise from the animals and alerted aid. She was found very weak and emaciated though reports say she had some money.
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Louise Hansen
St. John's Hospital
Long Island City
Grand Street
Fourth Avenue
Astoria
Hansen
Drops Dead Running For Train In Babylon
William Berkle aged seventy English born clockmaker and jeweller of No 272 West Idler street New York collapsed in Railroad avenue Babylon while hurrying to catch a train. Principal William H. Lisk of Babylon High School arrived to help but Berkle was dead.
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The
Tribune
Babylon
N. Y
William Berkle
West Idlet Street
New York
Railroad Avenue
William H. Lisk
Babylon High School
Hfe
Berkle
Minister Tells of Imprisonment in Venezuela
Kingston, March 8. Rev. Dr. J. G. Van Slyke of Kingston reports he was arrested in Caracas for being a foreign clergyman. He was imprisoned briefly, released on promising not to perform duties for seven days, then permitted to stay. A mining engineer, J. Wallace Caldwell, was mistakenly arrested but released. Caldwell later allegedly shot by order of President Castro for alleged revolutionary links.
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Kingston
N. Y
J. G. van Slyke
First Reformed Church of
Caracas
Venezuela
van Styke
J. Wallace Caldwell
Vai Slyke
van Slyke
Caldwell
Castro
Wedded on Streetcar Across State Lines
Santiago Vere a Cornell student and Mina Tichnor aged nineteen were married on a streetcar by Rev F F Warner. The ceremony began in New York State and ended in Pennsylvania to evade her mother's objection and lack of a license. Vere plans to quit the university and enter business in New York.
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Tribune
Binghamton
N. Y
Santiago Vere
Cornell University
Mina Tichnor
F. F. Warner
Waverly Methodist Episcopal Church
Tichnor
Pennsylvania
New York State
Vere
New York
Courthouse Site Debate Heats Up Over Union Square
A City Board hearing on the Union Square site for the new County Court House drew key figures like Metz McGowan Ahearn and Levy Fox. Metz favors Union Square despite costs 15 to 20 million while opponents urge alternatives including Madison Square Garden site and Chambers Street options.
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County Court House
Messrs. Metz
McGowan and
Ahearn
Board of Estimate
Court House Commission
Union Square
Metz
Mth Street
17Th Street
Irving Place
Messrs. McGowan
Madison Square Garden
L. Napoleon Levy
H. Schmidt
Old Dam
Dam
Chambers Street
Cit Hall Park
Old Court House
City Hall Park
Austen G. Fox
James
Broadway
Canal Street
Cohen
Union
Mr. Metz
William Lanman Bull
William N. Cohen
Charles 3. Fairchild
Edward M. Grout
David B. Ogden
Lawyer Willis Gleason Dies After Subway Fall
Willis Gleason a Syracuse lawyer and counsel for the Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company died last night at the Hotel Churchill Broadway and Mth street from injuries suffered in a subway fall a week earlier. He was alone at the time of the fall and endured internal injuries with great pain. Doctors Ravelle and Bangs attended him. Police at Mercer Street station and the Coroners Office have been informed.
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Willis Gleason
Syracuse
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Churchill
Broadway
Mth Street
Gleason
Ravelle
Bangs
Mercer Street
Coroners’ Office
Death of Rev Edward Benedict in Swansea obituary notice
Swansea Mass March Rev Edward Benedict rector of Christ Episcopal Church and former assistant rector of Church of the Advent Boston died suddenly of heart disease at his home. He was born in Pleasantville New York about sixty five years ago.
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Swansea
Mass
Edward Benedict
Christ Episcopal Church
Church of the Advent
Boston
Pleasantville
N. Ys
Death of Andrew W. Milligan Former Pacific Hardware VP
Andrew W. Milligan, a steel manufacturer, died at his home 117 Summit avenue Mount Vernon from paralysis of the heart. Former vice-president of the Pacific Hardware Steel Company San Francisco, he aided the Union Iron Works project where the Oregon was built. He leaves his wife and daughter Catherine W. Milligan. He was fifty one. Funeral Sunday at 3 p m.
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Andrew W. Milligan
Summit Avenue
Mount Vernon
Pacific Hardware Steel Company
San Francisco
Union Iron Works
Oregon
Milligan
Catherine W. Milligan
Death of Walter P Bigelow of New York City
Walter Pierrepont Bigelow of 325 West 70th Street New York City died suddenly at his home from a heart attack. He was the youngest son of Hobart B Bigelow prominent hardware manufacturer of New Haven. A Yale Sheffield Scientific School graduate class of 1887 he joined and later became vice president and head of the New York office of his father’s firm. He was forty years old and leaves a wife.
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Tribune
New Haven
Walter Pierrepont Bigelow
West 70Th Street
New York City
Hobart B. Bigelow
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
Mrs. Jane R. Mulliner Dies at 97 in East Orange
Mrs. Jane R. Mulliner widow of Alexander C. Mulliner of Newburg died at her East Orange granddaughter’s home at age ninety seven. Her great granddaughter Ottalie Lohrke’s April 13 wedding to Rev. George A. Warner will no longer be celebrated with a large reception. Warner will conduct the funeral tomorrow morning at the Lohrke home.
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East Orange
N. J
Jane R. Mulliner
Alexander C. Mulliner
Newburg
Otto E. Lohrke
Prospect Street
Ottalie Lohrke
George A. Warner
Episcopal Church of the Holy Cross
Death of Prof Henry Davis Todd U S N Retired
Prof Henry Davis Todd U S N retired lieutenant commander and last member of Naval Academy class of 1857 died at his Annapolis home today. He served in the Civil War, retired in 1876, re entered in 1877 as mathematics professor and later led the physics and chemistry department at the academy.
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Annapolis
March
Henry Davis Todd
Naval Academy
Todd
Academy
Edward S Houser Dies in New York Hospital at 28
Edward S Houser Southern trading representative of James G Johnson wholesale milliners died yesterday morning of pneumonia at New York Hospital. Aged twenty eight he was a member of the Georgia Society of New York and the Atlantic Athletic Club. He lived at the Judson No 33 Washington Square and was unmarried.
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Edward S. Houser
James G. Johnson
Broadway
New York Hospital
Georgia Society of New York
The
Atlantic Athletic Club
Judson
Washington Uare
John North Dies at 86 in Rocky Hill Connecticut
John North an eighty six year old mechanical engineer native of Middletown New York died at his Rocky Hill home. He invented many articles including a diamond drill and drilled the first hole at Hell Gate in 1870s while in New York business. He was twice married and survived by his wife and one son. His body to be taken to Middletown.
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Tribune
Hartford
Conn
John North
Rocky Hill
Middletown
N. Y
New York
Hell Gate
Middleown
Nelson Ames dies veteran Civil War hero and former mayor
Former mayor Nelson Ames died last night from wounds received at Gettysburg. He served as captain of Battery G, 1st New York Light Artillery, commanding the Peach Orchard charge that silenced Confederate guns. A monument to Battery G was placed on the Peach Orchard site. Born in Mexico, N. J., December 71, 188. He leaves a brother in Mexico.
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Tribune
Marshalltown
Iowa
Nelson Ames
Gettysburg
Hattery G
New York Light Artillery
Peach Orchard
New York
Ames
Mayor Ames
Mexico
Joseph W Weaver of Rice & Weaver Dies in Hospital
Joseph W. Weaver theatrical manager of Rice and Weaver died yesterday morning at Hahnemann Hospital after a ten week cancer illness. At his request his body will be cremated.
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Joseph W. Weaver
Rice & Weaver
Hahnemann Hospital
Missing South Orange police dog found by owner
South Orange New Jersey March 8 a vacancy in the auxiliary police dog force arose when police dog No 2 recognized its owner Eugene Cuff of Montrose and Berkeley avenues and followed him home. Patrolman Edward Tracey had the animal in charge but Cuff, seeing the dog during a Montrose area walk, claimed it resembled a dog he had lent for three weeks. The dog wagged its tail at the owner’s voice and returned home with him.
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South Orange
N. J
Eugene Cuff
Montrose
Berkeley Avenues
Edward Tracey
Cuff
Tracey
Dash
Assemblyman Perkins Rescues Despondent Man From Ferry Jump
Assemblyman Randolph Perkins of Union County saved a man who jumped from the Newark ferryboat of the Pennsylvania Railroad near Cortlandt Street at 2 AM. The artist Eugene Joly, living on East 13th Street, Manhattan, claimed threats forced his leap. Perkins revived him and ferried him to safety aboard Jersey City bound service.
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Randolph Perkins
Union County
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Newark
Cortlandt Street
Jersey City
Perkins
Jersey Se
Eugene Joly
East 13Th Street
Manhattan
Manttan
Missing Williamsburg Girls Prompt Police Alarm
Two 18 year old Williamsburg girls Florence Trott and Selina Sadler vanished from home prompting a general police alarm. Florence, daughter of a widowed dressmaker, left Feb 3 from 1246 Greene Ave to visit 24 Reid Ave and wrote to her Brooklyn aunt three days later. Selina left Linden St 81 and did not return, spurring a family search with no trace yet.
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Williamsburg
Florence Trott
Greene Avenue
Selina Sadler
Linden Street
Florence
Reid Avenue
Trott
Anna Buck
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Stolen Engagement Ring Surface in City Case
Miss Sadie Rogers who became engaged to William Griffiths reported a diamond ring given last Saturday. Griffiths confessed to stealing the ring from Charles Food Co. in 1904 while employed as an office boy. Emanuel Krause purchased the ring for $25, thinking it worth 1600, and police were alerted. Griffiths and his fiancée, along with Miss Powell, were witnesses in the grand larceny case.
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Sadie Rogers
William Griffiths
Emanuel Krause
Griffiths
Charles P Food & Co. Co
Malden Lane
Misses Powell
Woman Missing From Atlantic City Hotel Disappearance
Miss Lillian Haas fifty of New York vanished from the Hotel Chetwood in Atlantic City after walking out last Saturday. Relatives have hired detectives as searches continue with her belongings still in her room at the hotel.
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the Tribune
Atlantic City
Lillian Haas
New York
Chetwood
The
Otel
Judge Slover Draws 80 Names for Parks Murder Trial
Kansas City March 8 The jury wheel produced eighty names as a center pool for jurors in Thomas Parks murder case Judge Slover ordered. Parks own name appeared on the list and will be omitted from subpoenaing.
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the Tribune
Kansas City
Slover
Thomas Parks
Will of Yonkers hat maker Waring admitted to probate
The will of John T. Waring, a Yonkers hat manufacturer, was admitted to probate by Surrogate Millard in White Plains. The value of personal property is over $10,000. Eight children share equally. three receive their shares outright. Executors hold in trust shares for Cornelia B. Hoyt, Grace W. Robonkers, and Pierre C. Ware, with $5,000 to sister Katherine A. Roberts, now deceased, so the sum goes to her daughter in Brewster New York. Two cousins receive $2,000.
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John T. Waring
Yonkers
Pierre C. Ware
John T. W
Shesageana
Ewi & Warne
Waring
Katherine A. Roberts
Brewster, N. Y
Hughes League Formed to Support Governor Hughes
Democratic supporters of Governor Hughes met at 23 Park Row to form a Hughes Public League aimed at promoting state governance for the people, resisting central federal control, and backing new measures. Captain Campbell chaired. Robert M. Miller named secretary. committee named for permanent organization.
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Hughes
Campbell
Robert M. Miller
Individu
Charles E. Hughes
Srom
U League
Robert H. Miller
Park Row
Charles Campbell
Bryan Democratic League
H. P
Marine Cooks and Stewards
Agegecration
John J. Kelly
Men’s Political League
W. B. Hunter
Robert Je “Miller
Men Carry Maps in Heads Behind Queens Real Estate
City real estate division relies on veteran boundary specialists whose memories substitute for formal maps. Officials warn that long-standing clerks hold crucial lot and block data in their heads, risking dismissal if they fail to file official district maps and align with surveyed boundaries.
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Borough of
Queens
Queens County
Long Island City
New York
Civil Service
Metz
Ae Pinkie Cement Ree
New Haven Rail Plan Aims to Quadruple Tracks in City
The New York New Haven Hartford Railroad proposed a 2 to 3 million dollar plan to four track, elevate, and modernize the main line in New Haven. The package includes two new freight stations, passenger station alterations, elevated sidings for factories, and concrete bridges replacing grade crossings. If adopted, NYC to Boston travel time would drop. alternative ideas include moving tracks to the western city area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Meriden
Conn
Maren
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Board of Trade, Court of Common Council
Board of Public Works
Ecity
Indictments Set in Lottery and Mining Cases Across States
The U S Grand Jury returns indictments against Louisiana and other states citizens including Luther Bailey of Bridgeton NJ for sending lottery matter via express using fictitious names. In Caldwell ND attorney Hawley says case against Western Federation of Miners officers for Steunenberg assassination likely in mid April. Other notes report rail fare bills in North Dakota, a deadly wood alcohol explosion in Canton Ohio, a streetcar collision in St Louis, a secret ballot on a railway wage offer in Missouri, and various legislative adjournments and incidents across the West and Southwest.
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New Orleans
Maren
United States Grand Jury
Amng
Louisiana
Luther Bailey
Bridgeton
N. J
Express
Loteria de Bluefields Y Sam Juan del Norte
Dilixencia Publica
Puebla
Mexicn
Raise
Idaho
Hawley
Joyer
Bixaywood
Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners Today
Caldwell
Steunenberg
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas
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Tex
Mach
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Kan
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Western Railways
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Reed Smoot
Washesington
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