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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1908

Page

24

Night Rider confession widens murder inquiry in Tennessee

Union City Tenn Oct 27 The Night Rider case heats up as Tid Burton in custody at Tiptonville Lake County jail makes a full confession naming about 40 members and leaders. Thirteen arrests made today. Burton denies being at Rankin murder. Will Watson arrested near Hornbeak. military camp holds many suspects. Censorship over dispatches enforced until telegraph wire to the camp is completed. Governor Patterson plans further prisoner sittings and grand jury appearances.

the Tribune Union City Tenn Night Rider Tid Burton Lake County Jeft Tiptonville Night Riders Burton Captain Rankin R. Z. Taylor Iife Rankin Donaldson Harris Haines J. F. Carpenter Colonel Taylor Tom Garrett Johnson Will" Watson Squire George Wynne Squire Wynne Flack Jacksonville Hornbeak Thisng C. A. Bellamy Nashville Waeteon E. L Hickman Samburg Patterson Tatom Colonel Tatom

Speeding Auto Driver Given Six Months In Prison

Boston, Oct. 27. Harry C. Orndorff of Providence received six months for reckless driving after his car wrecked into a tree. He appealed, posted $500 bail for Superior Court appearance, and claimed poisoned food and drink blamed the crash. He also paid a $100 fine for intoxication.

Boston Harry C. Orndorff Providence T. C. Orndorff Orndorff Orndorf Worcester

Christy Mathewson to Speak at Democratic Meeting

Christy Mathewson the Giants pitcher is billed to speak at a 4 Democratic mass meeting in the Ge Assembly District with ex-Police Commissioner McAvoy as leader. Marathon winner Joan J Hayes will be on the platform as several American team athletes are named vice presidents of the meeting.

Christy Mathewson Giants McAvoy Joan J. Hayes England Rmueeting

Another Cleveland Traction Suit Filed

Cleveland October 27 A new creditor the Kuhl man Car Company sues Municipal Traction Company for 30000 claiming conversion of cars into the pay as you enter type This brings total traction related suits to 5841643 alongside Cleveland Railway rent claims of 220134 The traction company guards funds with a police squad at its banks and offices day and night.

Cleveland Municipal Traction Company Kuhlman Car Company Cleveland Railway

Gunness Coroner Becomes Minister in Ohio Toledo Call

Laporte Ind Oct 7 Dr C M Mack coroner of Laporte County and noted Gunness case figure resigns from medicine to enter the ministry He has accepted a call to pastor the Swedenborgian Church at Toledo Ontario and will leave medical practice

Laporte Ind C. & Mack Laporte County Gunness Gay Mack

Acid kills druggist in new Westminster store

Philadelphia reports Harry G. Garrow, a druggist who had just bought a Westminster Avenue shop, died from hydrocyanic acid poisoning. Unclear if accidental or intentional. Earlier note says Garrow may have faced trouble as the store struggled. Separate dispatch from Washington notes Inspector General Garlington exonerating Chairman Goethals of has Isthmian Canal Commission over Gatun cableway contracts with Lidgerwood. no collusion found and contract to proceed, approved by the Secretary of War.

the Tribune Philadelphia Harry G. Garrow Westminster Avenue Garrow Washington Garlington Army Goethals Isthmian Canal Commission President Brothers Jane Cable Company New York Gatun Gereral Garlington Lidgerwood Company Secretary of Wer

Fire on Red Taxicab as City Sees New Sabotage Method

A phosphorus based incendiary destroyed a New York Taxicab Company vehicle after a passenger hire near Hotel Albany. Chauffeur Albert Norris and police investigated, finding a candle shaped explosive near the engine. Another red cab at East 42d street burned after a recent order, with authorities probing a new method of arson by taxi saboteurs.

New York Albany Broadway No. 10 East 42d Street Albert Norris Norris Fifth Avenue Mason

New Aeroplane Flies from Darton Ohio

Frank J Heinfelt achieved a 1500 foot flight in Darton Ohio using a single plane aeroplane differing from the Wright design. Heinfelt, a stenographer, built three prior machines funded by his salary. A friend supplied a motor from an old automobile. The flight ended when the operator lost control and the wing was damaged upon landing.

Darton Ohio Frank J. Heinfelt Wright Brothers Wright Heinfelt

Mary Mallen Contained On North Brother Island Over Typhoid Bacilli

Mary Mallen, kept on North Brother Island for fifteen months, remains infected with typhoid germs though daily tests show fluctuating presence. Initially linked to outbreaks on Long Island and other towns where she worked as a cook, officials fear indefinite detention without a method to eradicate the bacilli.

Mary Mallen Brother Island Long Island Cook Health Department North Brother Island

Robbery Suspect Arrested in Plough Case in Brooklyn

Police arrested Elmer Swallow of 139 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, for a Friday night attack on widow Mrs. A. B. Plough. She was bound and gagged in a basement while a masked intruder robbed her of jewelry valued at 90 dollars and 50 dollars in cash. Swallow was arraigned at Adams Street police court and held for examination Thursday.

A. B. Plough Elmer Swallow Bergen Street Brooklyn Wallow Adams Street

Morton Trust Petition Denied in Advertising Contract Dispute

Judge Lacombe of the United States Circuit Court denied the Morton Trust Company's petition to reconsider approval of an advertising contract tied to the Metropolitan Street Railway and Third Avenue system. A ten year contract proposed under Frederick W. Whitridge was not approved, though a supplementary agreement freed Joline and Robinson from advertising obligations on Third Avenue lines. In Trenton the True American newspaper was sold at public receivers sale for 55.0 to Henry E. Alexander, who will run it as a Democratic paper.

Judge Lacombe United States Circuit Court Morton Trust Company Railway Advertising Company Messrs. Joline and Robinson Third Avenue Railroad Company Trenton True American Henry E. Alexander Columbus Ohio Court of Chancery Aleder

Gottlieb to be tried by court martial on November 2

After a month long investigation into alleged financial irregularities by First Lieutenant Ed ward Gottlieb the Army has ordered a court martial set for November 2 at Governor's Island. He was arrested September 39 in the Army Building and remains a prisoner.

Edward Gottlieb United States Army Army Governor's Island Grant Maurice Goldberg Gottlieb Goldberg Boston Electrical Company Department of the East Boston Company General Grant John L. Chamberlain Department Boston Chamberlain

Emma Goldman Ousted From Indianapolis Address

Emma Goldman was escorted from the Propyleum in Indianapolis after police barred her from speaking to a large curious audience at a fashionable clubhouse. Twenty policemen guarded the scene as she was told she could not address the crowd and was led to the police station without uttering a word.

the Tribune Indianapolis Emma Goldman Propyleum

HASKELL'S LAND DEALS IN CREEK NATION REPORTED

Guthrie Oklahoma October 27. M L Mott Federal Attorney for Creek tribe presents a signed statement alleging C N Haskell conspired to use dummies to obtain half value town lots in Muskogee before 1900. James King Duffy confirms involvement and fake trusteeship with Haskell and nonresident buyers.

the Tribune Guthrie Okla N. Haskell Roosevelt Bryan M. L. Mott Muskogee Mott C. N. Haskell James King Duffy New York City Haskell New York New Jersey

Jury To Visit Swamp In Whitmore Trial Today

The Whitmore jury will tour Lampblack Swamp in Harrison New Jersey today to inspect the scene where Mrs Whitmore’s body was found. Prosecutors expect new damaging evidence and the defense plans to call witnesses to shift blame.

Whitmore Lampblack Swamp Harrison N. J Alexander Simpson Quinn Jersey City Henry Hendrickson James M. Brannigan George Vickers Lst

Kern Charges Quickly Denied In Indiana Fund Claim

Tipton Oct 27 John W Kern alleged that 100 409 largely from trusts moved into Indiana last Sunday and passed through Frederick Sims Secretary of State. Sims dismissed the charge as false and sought to curb such stories as the Democrats seek to aid their cause. Upham Republican fund assistant treasurer echoed denial saying no funds left his office to Indiana and he does not know Sims.

Tipton Ind Indiana Frederick Sims John W. Kern Indianapolis Chicago Frederick W. Upham Republican Campaign Fund Kern Sims

Settlement in Brown will case at Essex Probate Court

Salem, Oct 27 A settlement of the contest over the will of John Burnham Brown of Chicago and Ipswich was announced in Essex County Probate Court. The will left 20 to relatives and the residue to fund an Ipswich institute for higher education of young men. Relatives had sought to break the testament but a settlement out of court was reported, terms undisclosed.

Salem Mass John Burnham Brown Chicago Ipswich Essex County Brown

Mrs Magness Visists Husband at Navy Yard

Mrs Ada Gorman Magness daughter of the late Senator Gorman of Maryland arrives in Philadelphia to visit Charles J Magness now under arrest at the navy yard for desertion. They meet for about thirty minutes before she returns to Washington. She vows to continue efforts for his release as his desertion trial nears next month.

Philadelphia Ada Gorman Magness Senator Gorman Maryland Charles J. Magness Philadelphia Navy Yard Navy Magness

Says Girl Eloped Four Times in Telegraph Report

PhiladelphiaOct Mrs Florence Dammney aged seventeen has again vanished from No 45 East Clearfield Street with $110 missing. Parents say she eloped first at fourteen becoming Mrs Florence Damney and has now eloped a fourth time. City detectives have been given the name of a man she allegedly left with.

The Tribune Philadelphia Florence Dammney East Clearfield Street McKinsey Florence Florence Damney

Andrews Wins Fight Over Mental Condition Case

Justice Tompkins in White Plains ordered the question of Mrs Blanche L Andrews mental condition to be determined at the November term. Mrs Andrews owner of $360 900 in property and former Elk Horn Valley Coal president was confined to Bloomingdale Asylum March 13 197. Her husband claims she is sane and cites years of legal fees. Nannie V Roosevelt counters that the sister in law found her thoughts childish during a visit. Dr Austin Flint had reported delusions in 197.

Constant A. Andrews Blanche L. Andrews Bloomingdale Justice Tompkins Supreme Court White Plains Andrews Elkhorn Valley Coal Company Mr. Andrews Nannie V. Roosevelt Tompkins Austin Flint

Ex-official admits $27,000 theft in Iowa court

Sac City Iowa October 27 William Pettis former County Treasurer pleaded guilty in the District Court today to embezzling 27000 of the county funds He was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary.

Sac City Iowa William Pettis

Municipal Art Society Elects New Officers and Board

The Municipal Art Society met at the National Arts Club and referred a constitutional revision to the committee chaired by Bert Hanson. Officers elected include John G. Agar president and Nelson S. Spenser counsel. The new board features George T. Brewster Stephen Farrelly H Van Buren Magonigh William T. Evans John G. Agar Frederick S. Lamb. The constitution panel will report on December 15.

Municipal Art Society National Arts Club East 19Th Street Bert Hanson Henry W. Sackett Wiliam Laurel Harris William Cummings Story Isidore Kent Nelson Spenser John M. Carrere William T. Evans John G. Agar Frederick S. Lamb Albert E. Davis Wiliam J. Coombs

Firefighters Memorial Fund Scam Suspected in NYC

Henry K Gannon 47 of Manhattan Street was held for obtaining money under pretence as a firemen memorial fund collector. Edgar O Cavette 50 of Dawson Street The Bronx was arrested as a suspicious person. Complainant Joseph Greenfield a candy maker reported a phony Deputy Chief Langford call and a marked $19 bill passed to Gannon.

Firemen's Memorial Fund Henry K. Gannon Manhattan Street Church Street Edgar O. Cavette Dawson Street The Bronx Joseph M. Greenfield Barclay Street Langford Greenfield

Guggenheim Pearls Hold Up At Duty Dispute

Tiffany & Co and Maurice Guggenheim clash over import duty for fifty nine pearls intended to form a necklace for his wife. Government claims pearls became a necklace in Paris and should be taxed high. importers cite entry as jewelry. Hearing adjourned to November 6.

Tiffany & Co Maurice Guggenheim Smelter Trust Thaddeus S. Sharretts Board of United States General Appraisers Guggenheim United States Paris

Suit Against Leiter Goes To Jury

Hugh Crabbe, longtime secretary to L. Z Leiter, testified in the case against Zeigler Coal Co for salary owed. Judge Eberhardt refused to direct a verdict, sending the suit to the jury. The proceedings also disclosed the Curzons’ poverty after returning from India and the $9,000,000 loss in wheat speculation. Leiter’s own allowance is now about $4,000 yearly, with his sisters earning more than double.

the Tribune Chicago Hugh Crabbe L. Z Leiter Zeigler Coal Company Eberhardt Lord and Lady Curzon India Joe” Lester Leiter

Stricken executive suffers paralysis in car mishap

Alfred Wannamaker vice president of the Toledo Grain and Milling Company was stricken with paralysis while driving an automobile. A companion steadied the wheel to prevent a wreck. His left side is paralyzed and his speech is gone.

Toledo Alfred Wannamaker Toledo Grain and Milling Company Wanneneies

Rain ends weeks of forest fires in Maine

A heavy rainstorm eased weeks of burning across Maine. Portland reported 1.41 inches of rainfall last night as the storm moved eastward. Fires in many areas were quenched by the downpour and weather eased by morning.

Portland Weather Bureau

Hart in Suburban Wreck

Edwardsville Illinois Oct 27 two electric interurban cars on the Edwardsville and Granite City line of the Illinois Traction system were in head on collision tonight. A score of passengers were injured some seriously but some fatally.

Edwardsville, I Edwardsville Granite City Illinois Traction System

Large fire wipes out over 100 cottages at Salisbury Beach

Salisbury Massachusetts October 27 a catastrophic blaze at Salisbury Beach destroyed more than one hundred cottages along the beachfront north of the Merrimac River. Most houses were abandoned for the season and damages were estimated around ten thousand dollars. Fire officials believe arson. Fire crews from Amesbury Salisbury and Newburyport aided by lifesavers and volunteers contained the spread near the tracks of the Boston Maine Railroad.

Salisbury Mass Salisbury Beach Merrimac Siomor Amesbury Newburyport Maine

Woman Is Held on Larceny Charge in Boston

Mrs. Mabelle Dumphy, arrested in a Huntington avenue apartment, is held in 50 bond after a Municipal Court hearing. Extradition proceedings are set, with the case continued a week. Police say she is accused of a $93,900 diamond larceny from Charles E. Giles in Chicago. Giles now back in Chicago. Mrs. Dumphy denies the charges and says she will fight extradition. Giles is a Boston money lender. The police believe she is Dr W. E. Dumphr’s wife of Chicago.

Boston Mabelle Dumphy Huntington Avenue Chicago Charles E. Giles

Also Mentioned on This Page

Night Rider Talks Speeder Cab Morton Trust Lacombe Joseph Jennens and Elliott London Geo. C. Funt Co West Mrs. Magness Wash Ington Co. A. Andrews Municipal Art Socity A. E. Davis W. J. Coombs Man Guggenheim Pearls Tiffany Government Hart Dumphy Taft Mr. Taft Hughes
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