Russell Says Anhut Story False in Thaw Bribe Case
Anhut testified he never offered Dr Russell money and that no arranged payout existed. Russell denied any prior arrangement with Thaw and said Anhut sought twenty thousand for his fee while Thaw’s case hung on Thaw habeas corpus proceedings.
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John Nicholson Anhut
Fawyer
Justice Jabary
Supreme Court
Jonny Russell
Harry K. Thaw
Gant
Andut
Arthur GC
Willam A. de Ford
Fist
Harry Thaw
Russell
Dr. Russell
Anhut
Penn
New York
Detroit
Carolyn Arms
White
Tr. Russell
Wribe
Thaw
Matt
Morning News Looted Fragments and Names in Turbulent Report
A scrambled morning page lists numerous names and partial items including accusations against Dr Tussett, remarries, suffrage questions, threats, inheritances, and various political notes. It mentions Silverman Brenton, Beth Testa, Paver for James Spever, price fixing, Germany, Turtle germs, and civic marches. The jumble reflects a general news digest with scattered social, political, and crime references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebop Doane Toea
Dr Tussett
Bonide
Avex Paterson
Silverman Brenton
Gruber
Cannes
Ferrel
Hyde
Rutcheren
Gaynor
Beth Testa
Paver
James Spever
Germany
Sendy
BMG
Civic
Parad Palle
Witne Witter
Brenton divorce case ends in remarriage to Holman
Elizabeth Alden Curtis Brenton wed Frederick Ernest Holman soon after Judge Holcomb signed final decree granting Brenton a divorce from Professor Cranston Brenton of Trinity College. Holman heads the Holman Audit Co. of Waterville Maine, and the couple plan a monthlong trip before settling in Belgrade Lake, Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Hartford
Conn
Marcus H. Holcomb
Elizabeth Alden Curtis Brenton
Westport
Frederick Ernest Holman
Holman
Holman Audit Company
Waterville
Moe
Belgrade Lake
Brenton Holman
Cranston Brenton
Trinity College
Holcomb
Brenton
Luther
Chauncey Brewster
Connecticut
Jamales
Long Island
Elizabeth Aiden Curtis
Jonathan
MOVE IN EMANU-EL TO OUST DR. SILVERMAN
Members of Temple Emanu El prepare for a spirited annual meeting at Fifth Avenue and 43d Street to decide on dual rabbinic leadership and school control. A circular signed by many leaders urges consolidation under the junior rabbi H G Knlow while opponents defend two rabbis and school supervision. The reformers aim to remove Rev Dr Silverman after 25 years, and the board of trustees includes Seligman Schafer Moses Marshall Guggenheim Leventritt and Sidenbergs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Emanu-El
Temple
Fifth Avenue
43D Street
Julius Ie Rosenfeld
Samuel M. Xewburger
Richard Gottheil
Louis F. Seligman
Clarence J. Housman
Charles Hirschhorn
Joseph Freedman
Paul Joithell
Max J. Bernheim
Maximilian Toch
Henge M. Toeh
Adolph Lewi Jwohn
Mort Falman
Albert Hochstadter
Lionel F. Straus
Jacob F. Loeb
Edwin KE. Bernheime
Kikan Ho
Br. Silversman
H. G. Knlow
Louisville
Silverman
Dy Silverman
M. H. Mose
Congregation
Emanu-El
New York
Janes Seligman
Samuel M. Schafer
M. H Moses
Louis Marshall
A. J. Dittenhoefer
Daniel Guggenheim
Wiliam I. Scienetoera
David Leventritt
Henry Sidenbers
Newark Man Walks After Auto Truck Crash Suit
Thomas Sheridan of Newark, nine months after a severe crash, walked in the street and met with his lawyer to discuss a $5,000 damages claim against Piegenheimer Brothers, Uquar Tealers, for an August 2 collision with a Fiegenheimer Brothers truck. Sheridan endured a neck and shoulder plaster cast with a supporting rod and cage during recovery at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sheridan
Newark
City Hospital
Sait
Piegenheimer Brothers
Uquar Tealers
Market Street
Sheridan
Board of Works
Fiege
Railcar brings forty five babies, six nurses to Union Station
A special car from the New York Foundling Asylum arrived at Union Station with forty five babies and six nurses for distribution and adoption in Louisiana Mississippi Texas and Alabama. A crowd of prospective parents awaited, each holding numbered tickets matching numbered babies as nurses facilitated parting goodbyes.
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New Orleans
Bee Cran Une
Union Station
New York
Louisiana
Missiseippi
Texas
Alabama
Bryan's Secretive Press Role Elevates His News Source Image
Secretary Bryan admits he is a prolific source to the press and ranks second only to Theodore Roosevelt as a news source. The longtime Democrat, three time presidential nominee, and future Secretary of State, explains his secrecy while discussing his influence on Wilson's nomination and national events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
the Platte
Globe Trotter
Wilson
Baltimore
Cornel Theodore Roosevelt
Bryan
Roosevelt
Wu Pang Sues Blair Tool for 50000 in False Arrest Suit
Wu Pang filed a Supreme Court action against Blair Tool and Machine Co claiming false arrest for stealing an adding machine valued at 32 dollars. He alleges damage to his dignity and mood after being taken to the Macdougal street police station, seeking 50000 to recover lost calm and happiness.
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New York County
Wu Pang
Supreme Court
Blair Tool and Machine Company
Macdougal Street
Fear of Bombs Frightens Paterson as Strikes Plunge City
Citizens hire private detectives to guard homes amid a wave of bomb threats by strikers. Workers plan to shut off electric lights and rail traction in a bid to force concessions. Indictments rise as authorities crack down on unlawful gatherings and IWW leaders travel to Hoboken and New York.
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Tribone
Polce
Citiizens
Central Strike Committee
Industrial Workers of the World
Town Hall
Amoun
Public Service Railway Company
Public Service Corporation
Edison
van, Houten
Prospect Streets
Adolph Lessig
LW. W
Lafayette Oval
Tne
Levsig
Paterson
Passaic Grand Jury
Carlos Trenca
W. W
Tresca
Patrick Quinlan
Haywood
Miss Flynn
Hoboken
Barbers Halt Parade as Doane Dies in Riot Incident
A clash on Seventh Avenue ended with two barbers arrested as a driver attacked the line of pickets during a parade. The Right Rev William Croswell Doane, Bishop of Albany, died in the Manhattan Hotel after a long illness, prompting tributes from clergy and family.
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Barbers Halt
Doane
William Croswell Doane
Episcopal Diocese of
Albany
Manhattan
Hart
M.D. Gardner
Murray
Fragler
All Saints' Cathedral
William Croswell Downe
Diocese of
Boston
George Washington Doane
New Jersey
Edw ards verdict over breach of contract with Bradford firm
Boston May 16 a verdict for Frank Edwards against Francis Willey and others wool merchants of Bradford England for breach of contract awards 154 216 dollars. Edwards sought 5 000 a year salary plus 1 percent of net profits. He joined in 1883 at Bradford moved to Philadelphia in 1891 and Boston in 1597 later discharged in 1907. Jury reached verdict in seven hours after a trial of twenty five days described as one of the largest in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Boston
Iial
Pittsfield Boy Killed by Golf Ball Incident
May 18 report from Pittsfield Massachusetts details Lee Cummings catcher for a schoolboys team using a golf ball in place of a baseball. A misfired foul ball pierced his mask, fracturing his skull and causing his death shortly after.
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Irs Pittsfield
Mass
Lee . Cummings
Cow interrupts tie game at rail workers league game
In Altoona Pennsylvania on May 16 a cow charged the field during a 0-0 sixth inning in a Pennsylvania Railroad Clerks League game between Machine Shop and Juniata Shop. Bossy pursued outfielder Karl Barry, benches and red sweaters flew, the crowd scattered, and the cow vaulted a hedge and vanished.
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Altoona
Penn
Machine Shop
Juniata Shop
Pennsylvania Railroad Clerks’ League
Bossy
Karl Barry
Juniata
Auto owners an army in Albany May 16
During the last three months the number of registered automobile owners topped 100000, about 23000 more than the same period in 1912. Secretary of State Mr May reports registration fees nearly $1,000,000 and about 44000 chauffeurs licensed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
May
Sulzer fights bosses in direct primary drive across New York
Albany dispatch notes Governor Sulzer demands direct primary support from Democratic county leaders or lose patronage. He sacks McCabe allies in canals and road work, recognizes Daniel J. Dugan as Albany County Democratic leader, and aims to purge bosses in Kings Erie and beyond. The move targets Tammany Bills, workmen compensation vetoes, and reform measures as Sulzer seizes leadership leverage statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Albany
Sulzer
Patrick E. McCabe
Public Works
McCabe
Daniel J. Dugan
Albany County
Murphy
John H. McCovey
Kings
W. H. Fitzpatrick
Erie
Michael F. Walsh
Westchester
John Shevlin
Brooklyn
McCovey
Shevlin
Kings County Ways and Means
Star
New York
Boas Murpl
Smith
Aaron J. Levy
Assembly
Tammanbili
Senator Foley
Walker
Tammany
Overnor
Frawley
Lohmer
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Bier
Hickok
Marvont
U. 8
Sociaty Bene Iss
Trinity
F. E. Holman
Brentons
Ernest
Prithjof Ant Incebors
DR. Silverman
Rabbi
Dr. Enelow
T. R
WU Fang
Foreman
Union Square
Quinlan
Presence Dunn
St. Patrick
Ireland
Herman Hut
Ettor
Hotel Manhattan
Seventh Avenue
26Th Street
Santanthe
First Avenue
12Th Street
Rabbeitt
Lahey
Conroy and
Flood
John Palamatto
Episcopal Church
St. Mary's
Burlington
N.d
Sime
St. Barnabas
Aratcot
Frank Edwards
Eis Re Temerand
Dugan
McCooey
Foley
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