Thaw Habeas Corpus Fight Moves to Chambers in Sherbrooke
Canadian judge Hutchinson will hear the Thaw habeas corpus case in chambers with only Canadian attorneys, Thaw, and the jailer present. NY officials are excluded, and unrest feared among crowds at the Sherbrooke country fair opening as preparations mount with multiple police branches in town.
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Tribune Sherbrooke
Que
Thaw
Canada
Lberty
New York State
Justice Hutchinson
Tribune
William Travers Jerome
New York
5. W. Jacobs
Jacob Nicholls
Mr. Jerome
Dominion
Dominion Secret Service
Kenneth McCaskill
Quebec
Sherbrooke
Labor Day Crowds Drownings and Police Robbery Report
Morning news item notes seven drownings during Labor Day events. Police hold a suspect accused robber amid crowded boats and trains. Other items mention political tension, labor parades, and public concerns across multiple cities with varied incidents and societal issues.
Boy Struck by Auto Injures Teen in Port Richmond
A 19 year old boy, Carl Mark, was struck by an auto driven by Walter A. Stephens of 129 Financial and Markets Havana avenue Port Richmond. He was dragged by the mudguard for half a block and suffered a fractured skull. The incident occurred today in Harbor News for Women section style.
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Moms Nes
Odiuaey Srieseeseserer
Bee Harbor
Carl Mark
Walter A. Stephens
Havana Avenue
Port Richmond
Cigar store robbed on Lexington Avenue and 6th Street
Early morning assault and robbery at United Clear Store Lexington Avenue A and 6th Street. Clerk Louis Goldner was closing when two well dressed men entered bought cigars paid with a $10 bill and forced him to surrender the cash drawer containing three days receipts. They fled toward Park Avenue. police have no trace.
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United Clear
Lexington
L Avenue
6Th Street
Lous Goldner
Avenue A. 4
Goldner
Park Avenue
Aviator Pegoud Traces Giant S In Sky Upside Down
Juvisy France September test by French aviator Pegoud shows an upside down monoplane flight forming a giant S in the sky. Spectators saw the craft right itself and the pilot describe spirals before landing safely. The stunt supports theories on air safety and self righting without special devices.
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Juvisy
France
Pegoud
Lexperts
Pegond
Anxicus
Louis Buriet
Biériet
Equalis
Beyoud
Miss Wilson to star in bird play Sanctuary
Miss Eleanor Wilson youngest daughter of President Wilson rehearsed with the Meriden New Hampshire artist colony for the masque Sanctuary to be staged September 12 in the woodland bird sanctuary. The protest against feather millinery follows the House tariff provision and opposes Senate amendments. Bird Spirit is played by Miss Wilson with other roles by Linden Smith Muackaye Baynes Ruble Hynner and more. the event is under Mrs Wilson and a notable committee.
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Cornish
S. H
Eleanor Wilson
Wilson
Meriden
N. H
House of Representtives
Senate
Miss Wilson
Faun
Dryad
Joseph Linden Smith
Percy Muackaye
Ernest Harold Baynes
Juliet Barrett Ruble
George Barrett Rubles
New York
Witter Hynner
Kenyon Cox
Charles A. Platt
Louis Evan Shipnan
Augustus Saint-atlens
Woman Steps On Bomb In Brooklyn Hallway
Mrs Joseph Parmenpole of Gravesend Avenue Brooklyn trampled a burning fuse from a lighter bomb in her hallway at 5 AM while leaving for milk. Patrolman Richard Owens helped douse it, and Inspector William H Butler from the Bureau of Combustibles disassembled the pint jar filled with gunpowder and dynamite.
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Joseph Parmenpole
Gravesend Avenue
Gravesend
Richard Owens
Parkville
Brooklyn
William H. Butler
Bureau of Combustibles
Edison III In Portland
Thomas A. Edison and family arrive at Lafayette Hotel Portland after a Monhegan stay. Edison plans to depart with Mrs. Edison and children next morning while he celebrated his sixty sixth birthday recently and had begun a ten day automobile tour of New England with plans to visit the Berkshires and White Mountains.
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Teleeeann
Portland
Lafayette
Thomas A. Edison
Boston
England
Berkshires
White Mountains
Lake Sunapee
Edison
NO HOLIDAY AT JOHN D. S. ESTATE SAYS WORKERS BETTER OFF EARNING
Cleveland reports Labor Day on Forest Hill estate of John D. Rockefeller with workers continuing tasks. Rockefeller argues employees are better off earning money than spending on amusements. He notes holidays lead to extravagance while he spends the day at golf with friends.
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Cleveland
Forest Hill
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Holiday crowd overwhelms trains and boats at shore resorts
Coney Island and Rockaway lead Labor Day surge as warm weather draws record riders. Steamboat lines, railroads, and ferries report unprecedented traffic from Battery ferries to Long Island and Hudson River routes, with tens of thousands traveling to beaches, Kingston trips, and coastal towns amid packed baggage rooms and crowded departures.
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Coney Island
Rockaway
Rill
Simes
Battery
Long Island
Pennsylvania
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
New York
Oy Haven & Hartford
Erie
Lackanne
Homcoming
New Haven
Jersey Central
Lang Iland
Brooklyn Rapids
Coney
Keanshurs
Highland Beach
Mary Powell
Kingston
Washington Irving
Albany
Mendrick Hudson
Robert Fulton
Staten Island
Long Island Road
Long
Pennsylvania Station
Sound Resorts
Jersey Central Raiload
Sandy Hook
Atlantic Highlands
Hartford
Greenwich
New London
New England
Keaton
White Mountains
Grand Central Terminal
Lackawanna
Reconciliation Reported After Milton Car Crash
Telegram dispatch states Julia French Geraghty and her mother Mrs Amos Tuck French reached a genuine reconciliation at the Motel Touraine after a Milton collision that injured several, including Happy Jack Geraghty and Julie Estelle French. Mrs French and Mrs Le Roy, once anxious, rest comfortably while the Geraghtys and Mrs French plan to stay at the Touraine overnight. Boston, Sept. 1.
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Tribu
Julia French Geraghtly
Amos Tuck French
Touraine
Milton
Jack” Geraghty
Julie Estelle French
French
Stuyvesant le Roy
Geraghty
Woburn
Newp Urt
Toursine
le Roy
Taxi driver nabbed after boy dies crossroad crash
In Harlem a taxi struck Isaac Bennowita ten and his five year old brother Harry as they crossed First Avenue near Fifth Street. Isaac died from a skull fracture at Harlem Hospital while Harry lay injured. Police say driver Patrick Dowdell attempted to speed away and was taken into custody.
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Isaac Bennowita
Harlem
Hhs
Harry
First Avenue
Fifth Street
Patrick Dowdell
Purrell
Dowdell
Bumped On John D's Road Causes Injury To Youth
Henry Linguist thirteen years old was thrown from a motorcycle on a bad road near John D Rockefeller's estate. He was found unconscious by motorists and taken to Tarrytown Hospital with a severe scalp wound and possible eye loss. Rockefeller had offered to brick the road before leaving for Cleveland last spring but withdrew the proposal after village concessions.
Williamsburg Youth Dies After Motorcycle Crash
Frank Dobransky twenty four of 149 Guernsey Street Williamsburg borrowed a motorcycle from Leo Morrison 1071 Manhattan Avenue and crashed into a telegraph pole in Berry near North 18th Street dying en route to Williamsburg Hospital. He had just begun his ride toward Coney Island.
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Coney Island
Frank Dobransky
Guernsey Street
Willumsburg
Berry
North 18Th Street
Williamsburg Hospital
Dobransky
Leo Morrison
Manhattan Avenue
Brooklyn Prohibitionists Endorse Dike and Richards for Kings County Court
The Prohibitionist party in Brooklyn backs Norman Dike, Republican, and Edward A. Richards, Democrat, for Kings County Court nominations. Lewis L. Fawcett loses support after a Queens campaign night drink purchase, while Surrogate Herbert T. Ketcham is renominated by Democrats but faces a shift to Hersy Exeinton on the Republican line.
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Judge Fawcett
Herbert T. Ketcham
Ketcham
Hersey Exeinton
Policeman Brings High Stakes to East Slat Street Station
Patrolman James F. Brady was held in a city station after being identified by suspect John Robinson as the man who robbed him of $42 and a gold watch. Robinson, a bartender, swore Brady held him up Sunday morning near 434th Street and East 434 Street. Bail set at $2000 by Mrs. Sarah Barr. Brady, 25, unmarried, denies the charge, says a mistake was made and he will go to court.
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James F. Brady
East Slat Street
Quinn
Brady
John Robinson
Prospect Place
East 434 Street
Robinson
William T. Kordiang
Lexington Avenue
434 Street
Thor
Cahalane
Third Avenue
Second Avenue
43D Street
Hiun
Gaynor
Bradly
Sarah Barr
West 47Th Street
Jady
Nassau Streets
Broooklyn
Navy Yard
St. Ann's
Alice Force
Elizabeth Street
East List Street
Brooklyn
Poe Middle Name Spelling Sparks School Name Debate
Philadelphia report flags dispute over Edgar Allan Poe School spelling. Board of Education contends the poet’s middle name is Allan, while the architect favors Allen. The new school bears Poe’s name and raises questions on the correct spelling.
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Philadelphia
Poe
Edgar Allen Poe
Boar of Education
Bards
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Julia French Geraghty
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