Molineux Freed after Acquittal in Adams Murder
The court acquitted Roland B. Molineux of the murder of Mrs. Katherine J. Adams at 3:47 pm in the Criminal Branch. Crowds cheered as he left for his Brooklyn home. police blocked demonstrations, and General Molineux spoke with reporters about sending his son home. The trial, one of the city’s most sensational, cost the city hundreds of thousands and spanned two trials.
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Explosion Injures 39 at Paris Event Names Notables
An explosion in Hugot Paris injures 39, with listed attendees and officials including NRIC B Murray and figures such as Count Chandon Sir Percy Sanderson Gaston Welten and President Nicholas Butler. The partial list cites many named individuals across European high society and associated firms.
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Nric B. Murray
Hugot
Paris
Guinet
Lyons MI
Heckmann
Francis Kimbel
Raoul Chandon
William MacKenzie
Percy Sanderson
Gaston Welten
Karl Buenz
Nicholas DE Lady Gensky
Clive Bayley
Alfred Mosely
Nicholas Butler
George B Cortelyon
Philippe Bunauv
Rilla
Theodor L. Cuyler
Henry VA Dyke
Henry EB. Gourd
Adolphe Low
Roosevelt Addresses New York Chamber Dinner at Waldorf
President Roosevelt attended the Chamber of Commerce dinner at the Waldorf Astoria with six hundred guests. He stressed unity, good citizenship, and naval readiness while praising industry and international trade relations. Telegrams from Count Cassini and other chambers were read as the group toasted the President.
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Mexico
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New-York
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Tribune
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Gray Hill
Bremen
New York
Hamburg
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Chamber of Commerce Medal Recipients Listed
The Ames Chamber of Commerce honors a list of medal recipients including Edward P. Adams Ames W Alexander and William H Porter along with Clarence James Bowen Robert Ogden Tisdor Straus Henry Hentz and others. The ceremony recognizes business leaders across local firms with ties to Ames and surrounding areas.
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Edward PD. Adams
Ames W. Alexander GrOr
Rowdoin
William H. Porter
Aathur Curtis James
Clarence W Bowen
Robert
Ogden Tsidor Straus
Henry Hentz
George A. Kessler
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Clyler
George A. Morrison
Ames” Loeb Tay H. Schwar
Ashbel F. Fitch
Robert M. Gallaway
William P. Clyde
James Benedict
Charles A. Moore
Howard €. Smith
Charles
Fourteen Firemen Harmed In Gas Explosion At Tenement
A gas explosion in the cellar of a seven story tenement at 121 Avenue caused a fire and injured fourteen firefighters and a policeman among thirty nine total injuries. Chief Guerin suffered burns with scalp wounds. the blast wrecked storefronts and shattered windows as ambulances rushed to the scene.
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Gouverneur Hospital
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Joseph
Mook
Ladder Company
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Herman
No. MT Avenue Co
Jacob
Belle Hospital
Campbell
Hook and Ladder Com— Ney No. 1
Cohen
Darrow
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Union Market
New York Hospital
Degnan
Andrew
Hook and Ladder
Pelaney
Michael
Freman
Jace Ana
Thomas
Edwards
George
Prince St
James
Goldstein
Seventh St
Guerin
William
St. Francis's Hospital
Hartz
Edward
East Ninth-st
East Thirteenth-st
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Bar
Hoffman. Louis
Huff
Adolph
Great Windsor
Chatham Square
Isaacs
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Fifth-st
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Hook and Larter Company II
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Engine Company
Bellevue Hospital
Mcloughlen
Second-st
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Miller
East Ninth St
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Piler
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Potter
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Hudson St
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Rachel
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East Sixth-st
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Sylvester
Steffel
Isaac
Sullivan
Seventh-st
Wolff
Wolf
Alexander Luft
Engine Company No
Boyle
Hook and Ladder Company No. 11
Joseph Beshinger
William Guerin
Fourth Battalion
Patrick Moran
Bellevue
New York
St. Vincent's
Moses Bertson
Rachel Rosenberg
Thomas J. McCartney
Alexander Cohen
Clayton
Air Ceidiees
McGough
East River
Max Altman
James Schwartz
Fifth St
Schwartz
Cunneen May Win After All In Attorney General Race
Albany reports indicate Cunneen leads Coman by a small county plurality with official counts still to settle. Oneida County and other districts may alter totals as ballots marked for multiple candidates face legal scrutiny.
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Albany
George W. Dunn
Republican State Committee
John Cunneen
Henry B. Coman
Dunn
Odell
Watson M. Rogers
Justice
The
Supreme Court
John ©. Davies
Republian
Mr. Coman
Coman
Cunneen
Attorney Genral
F Cc. C. van Kirk
Bischoff
Prohibition
van Kirk
John T. McDonough
McDonough
State Board of
Democratic Ac
Prohibition Party
Prohibitionists
Independent labor group seeks right to sell labor nationwide
James W. Bellinger, secretary, circulates notice calling independent workmen to form a national association to protect their right to labor and to compel organized labor to follow laws. The message requests names and addresses of supporters. Also mentions THE TRAIN OF THE CENTURY as the 20 hour NY to Ohio run, the Century Limited.
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Association of
Independent Workmen of America
James W. Bellinger
No. 481
West One-hundred-and-sixty-fifth St
New York
Ohio
New York Central
Se Lake Shore
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A. Barton Hepburn
John Claflin
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