James W Osborne case court hearing details misfiled
A courtroom scene centers on Miss Tanzer testifying about Oliver Osborne and James W Osborne. The witness links the two men, with cross examination over promised marriage and a Kensington hotel meeting. The proceedings reference earlier statements and a March 22 US Attorney interview, amid ongoing testimony and cross questioning.
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Ditvy Osborne
James W
Olter Osborne
James W. Osborne
Hoult
Federal District Court
Rae Tan
Dames W. Osborne
Tee
United States
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Feashlon
D. Safford
Plainfield
Mies Tanner
Oliver
Jerica
Roger B. Wood
Benjamin Slade
Slade Brothers
Gedietmest
Silwer
Slade Tauter
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Kensington
Infield
Finanderd
James Weberni
Broadway
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Bulding
Dis Ffir
Olver
Oiver
James W Osborne
Neer
Oliver Osborne
Wood
Osborne
Mr. Wood
Yorks
Harelt Spielberg
Manars
Mr. Shades
Miss Tanzer
Mr. Oxborne
Rae
Mr. Osborne
Oliver ‘Osborne
Mr. O
Spiel Pox
Essume
Doctor Dying On Mountain Says Wounding Was Accidental
A dying man, Dr. Anderson, said he accidentally shot himself on Swarge Mountain near Eagle Mock after being found wounded on a slope. Police believed a self-inflicted wound occurred while on the mountain. The lodgings at 180 West Seventy-sixth Street are connected to the case as the landlady recalls the doctor renting a furnished room four weeks ago and paying rent in advance yesterday.
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de John Eventy
Sifth Street
New York
Peart
Swarge Mountain
Eagle Mock
West Seventy-sixth Street
Anderson
Higlar
Danville Bans Saloons Ending Uncle Joe Era
Danville known as Uncle Joe Cannon’s hometown voted dry by the City Council in a special session. Licenses for seventy three saloon operators expired at midnight, leaving Danville without saloons for at least a year after a decisive wets victory in the township election by more than 1400 votes.
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Isaaeay
Joe” Cannon
Dansile
Workman Mobbed After Red Flag Ignored at Excavation
Four children were injured and one killed when a blast at Audubon Avenue and 178th Street sent rocks flying. Antonio elna, supposed to signal a charge, failed in duty as a crowd attacked workers. Police rescued him as locals flung stones and sticks. several children suffered head injuries.
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178Th Street
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Antonio Elna
Mis
Lievit Hopks
Bol
17Th Street
Ticina
Lloyd
Ramall
Delna
Picky
Avery
German Train Capture Near Gibeon Victory by South African Forces
Cape Town May 1 official statement confirms General McKenzies mounted force cut off German retreat after Keetmanshop evacuation. Union troops destroyed rail north of Gibeon, seized railway wagons, lit de, two guns, and captured about 200 prisoners. German remnant of eight hundred fled. one officer died at Rockland after a dynamite blast toppled a boulder.
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Cape Town
London
South Africa
McKenzie
Keetmanshop
German embassy defends war zone travel warning ad
Washington May 1 the German Embassy says its warning to avoid enemy passenger ships in the war zone was a friendly act to travelers facing high prices and travel restrictions. Officials note consular notices used newspaper ads to inform Germans of travel, registration, and passage money toward the fighting line, a commercial but adequate gesture.
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Germany
United States
Coe To Live Apart From Wife Hint
A Boston area report says Henry Clarke Coe Jr. may be in Fairbanks Alaska after an absence since January 20. His wife Mrs Ainslie and her parents doubt the finding and await more definite word. Detective Robert Burns says no decision on return has been made and the family remains uncertain about his condition.
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Heston
Merry Clark Loe
Jesson
Henry Clark Coe
West Seventy-Sixth Street
New York
Fairbanks
Alaska
Brookline
Ainslies
Coy
Ainslie
Howeer
Ainslies Dau the Coes
Moston
Robert Burns
The
Eye
Boston
Henry Clarke Coe, Jr
Henry Clarke Coe
Suffragists and Socialists clash on Fifth Avenue parade
A large Fifth Avenue parade split by a police bungling as suffragists and Socialists moved in tandem. Suffragists, led by Mrs. Laidlaw, breached the Socialist line and formed their own route, while a melting pot fundraiser planned at 303 Fifth Avenue faced interference from the crowd.
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Washington Square
Fortieth Street
Laidlaw
Mra
James Lees Laaiaw
Manhattan
Thirty-second Street
Empire State Campaign Committee
Marion May
John Blair
C. W. Hide
Traife
College Women’s Club raises 250 for scholarship
In New Jersey on May 1 the College Women’s Club spent 1077 to stage an amateur production of Molière’s La Malade Imaginaire and realized 250, designated for a graduate scholarship. Mrs Prank reelected president with Erman J Ridgway as vice president.
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Moliére
College Women's Club
The
Bool
Prank
Clies
Erman J. Ridgway
Londoners Rush to Buy Whisky at Old Prices
London on May 1 reports a wild morning as crowds surged to purchase spirits at current prices before a 30 percent tax increase. Stores emptied by noon and resellers raised prices, challenging wartime trade norms and stirring political debate about Lloyd George and Ireland. The scene reflects broader tensions in labor, union sentiment, and Cabinet divisions.
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Tribune
Irian
Ireland
Lloyd George
John Dewar & Co
Lloyd
George
Allied Forces Press Dardanelles as Turkish Resistance Falters
Allied land operations cut off Gallipoli from Thrace while French and British naval bombardment concentrates on the forts. Berlin voices optimism, Paris reports decisive results soon, and navel forces push toward Tenedos Constantinople. The Sultan marks Selamlik as Turkish forces endure heavy fighting and strategic setback.
Van Dyke confirms attack on Cushing at sea
Washington May 1 Miniat Dyke at The Hague says the American steamer Cushing from Philadelphia to Rotterdam was damaged by bombs dropped from German aircraft in the North Sea but no lives were lost. The ship arrived at Rotterdam yesterday and insurance stood at 419000 on hull. The vessel, once German registry, was renamed and is reported as Standard of Ship.
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The
Hague
State Department
Cushing
Philadelphia
Rotterdam
North Sea
Sint
Government
War Risk Bureau
Peace with Italy Up to Franz Josef
Rome May 1 via Paris reports the decision in negotiations with Italy and the Teutonic alliance rests with Austria. Baron Ki von Macchio and Prince von Bulow request Vienna to explain the situation in Italy and the government’s pledge to satisfy national aspirations only through peaceful concessions or war. Diplomatic talks with the Triple Entente continue but are not publicly televised.
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Italy
Teutonic Allie
Austria
Baron Ki von Macchio
Prince von Bulow
Vienna
Triple Entente
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