Police catch Italian carrying deadly bomb in New York
Detective teams arrested Giuseppe Castabile at 186 Chrystie Street after finding a five inch diameter bomb with a fuse in his possession on Prince Street. Castabile linked to the Black Hand, believed leader of an extortion gang preying on Italian merchants with threats and bomb threats. He faces Sullivan law charges and potential seven year term if convicted, with further inquiries into accomplices and prior bombings tied to the same network.
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Joseph Petrosing
Palermo
Sicily
Giuseppe Castabile
Chrystie Street
Prince Street
Marta
Hallan
Police | Westquarters
Castabile
Varran
Yetrosing
Neo Plebel
Castablle
Hugnes
Chars
Detective Bureau of Headquarters
Jack Handera
Black Hood
Soing
Hughes
O'Connor
Tombs
Italy
Castabilo
Dhief
Wasservogel
Hes
Castanne
Pove
Polles
Petrosino
Garrao
Black Hand
East 1Th Street
Francesco Spinott
Giuseppe Bonneventur
Stele
Casie
Rogues’ Gallery
Calibra
Monopoly and Greed Not Always Linked
A corporate president with no rivals outlines methods to increase dividends, share profits with employees, and lower prices for customers in Next Sunday's Tribune.
J P Morgan in Auto Crash at Fifth Avenue
J P Morgan left the Waldorf Astoria when his limousine collided with a large red touring car at Fifth Avenue and 38th Street. A woman passenger in the other car suffered facial injuries as the door was torn from its hinges. Morgan and his chauffeur resumed their routes after a brief exchange and a crowd gathered briefly.
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Waldorf
J.P. Morgan
Fifth Avenue
38D
Morgan
Waldorf- Astoria
Jan
Mr. Morgan
Home Rule Fight Grows in Ireland Split
London reports The Standard notes a rising push for full separation from Great Britain by Irish extremists. A Home Rule rate bill is promised by the Asquith government next year, seen as Nationalist tactic echoing Parnell's 30 year push for greater autonomy.
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London
Ireland
Great Britain
Asquith
Parnell
Toadstools Kill Mother and Son in New Rochelle Tragedy
In West New Rochelle a family tragedy unfolded as a mother and eight year old Michael Loprete died after eating poisoned toadstools cooked by the wife and mother. The husband Michael Loprete Sr. shot himself after attempting to jump from a window. Drs. Peek and Wallach failed to save them. Vincenzo Loprete, the father, arrived in the country two months ago and, upon learning of the death, attempted suicide by leaping from a window. neighbors restrained him.
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West New Rochelle
Michael Loprete
Michael, Jr
George A. Peek
William Wallach
Vincenzo Deprete
Leprete
Farmer Drives to Haddam Neck Fair with 96 Oxen
John Cave pnaugh, a Port land farmer, led a caravan to the Orange fair at Haddam Neck yesterday. He owned ten yoke and, with neighbors, gathered forty-eight more yokes totaling ninety six oxen attached to a decorated cart. The twenty mile trek took five hours with twelve drivers guiding the herd. The cattle stretched about a quarter mile along the road, passing a point in five minutes.
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Prince Middletown
Cann
John Cave Pnaugh
Portland
Haddam Neck
Keene Mending Rapidly After Stomach Operation
London reports James Keene, American financier, underwent a stomach operation Sunday. By 10 pm his condition is favorable with no complications and steady improvement through the day. Keene’s family had not been informed in advance of the contemplated procedure.
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London
James Fk. Keene
Keene
Beattie Evidence Is All Before the Jury
The Virginia case of Henry Clay Beattie Jr. closes its evidence in the murder trial of his wife as the judge sets adjournment and prosecutors claim motive was proved without the co defendants. Witnesses and cross examination aim to discredit Beattie story while the court plans Richmond talks on jury instructions.
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Chesterfield
Commonwealth
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
Watson
Reulah Binford
Beattie
Wendenberg
Paul Beattie
Henry
Wirewise
Beulah Hinford
Harry M. Smith, Jr
Hil Carter
Richmond
Lsu
Agaun
Henry ©. Beattie, Jr
Tone Highway
Enosa
The
Paul Jeittie
Pant
Pani
Paul
Paul Reattie
Nesbitt
Paul Heattie
Nebhtt
Charles H. Kestleberg
Nat
Midlothian Turnpike
Sweeman
Roland Lassiter
Kestlerg
Bequest Dispute Over Mrs Eddy Estate Advances
In New Hampshire Superior Court an injunction stops the Eddy estate executor from moving property out of state. The judge allows a $72,000 payment to the Second Church of Christ Scientist in New York to satisfy its debt. Lawyers clash over the residuary clause and potential Supreme Court review as the case proceeds.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
N.H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Setencs Church
Robert M. Wallace
Eddy
Henry M. Baker
Bow
Second Church of Christ Scientist
New York
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Wallace
Supreme Court
Glover
Pett ‘Court
Frank & Streeter
Rosary Legatee
Kady
George W. Glover
Mra. Eddy
General Streeter
Streeter
John W. Kelley
Portsmouth
Wiliam KE. Chandler
McLellan
Eral Streeter
Kelley
Chandler
Hannis Taylor
Washington
United States
Spain
de Witt Choate
General Stre
Samuel J. Elder
Boston
Ship From New York Wrecked Off Cape St Vincent
The AANA stemper Fort sailing from New York August 19 to News port Genoa ran aground near Cape St Vincent at Sagres Portugal. The crew were rescued and survived the incident with authorities reporting the voyage disrupted by the wreck.
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London
Aana Stemper
New York
Genoa
Cape Ste Vincent
Portugal
Sagres
Newberry's Car Kills Girl in Seaside Tragedy
Sept 4 Bragansett Pier Newburyport tale reports Miss Ellis eight years old daughter of W Ellis Milford Mass struck by automobile driven by Truman H Newberry former Secretary of the Navy near Ocean Road at 7 PM. Witnesses say child stepped into path. Newberry posted $5,000 bond. hearing scheduled at Walkfield Monday.
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Bragansett Pier
En Ellis
Wee W. Ellis
Milford
Mass
Ocean Road
Truman H. Newberry
Minister Disappears After Resigning From Missouri Board
The Missouri Methodist Conference members from Columbia and others return home stunned by the sudden disappearance of Rev H H Johnson of Clarence Mo. Johnson, secretary of the board of church extension, left for home on Saturday and later sent a message from Mexico Mo stating he resigned from the board, the conference and the ministry. He ended his message with the line God knows my sin.
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Columbia
Missouri Methodist Conference
H. H. Johnson
Clarence
Board of
Church Extension
Mexico
Oil engines for cruiser propulsion near new era
London September reports developments in oil engines for marine work may usher a new propulsion era. The Admiralty ordered a 6,000 horsepower Diesel for twin screw cruisers to substitute steam engines, a move rarely seen in shipping history.
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UADL
Meeg
London
Admiralty
Man hides $2000 in paper bag for safe keeping
Isadore Greenberg stored his $2000 savings in a paper bag in a closet. A servant tossed the bag into a garbage can, the contents were dumped with the trash. Greenberg recovered the bag after searching the dump and deposited the money in a bank.
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Bayonne
A. de Sept
Isadore Greenberg
Greenberg
Bailey not a candidate for re election Texas senator
Texas Senator Will Not Seek Re election Next Year. Bailey told a Gainesville newspaper correspondent this afternoon he will not seek another term in the United States Senate. He stated the decision is irrevocable and that a successor must be found who can serve the state’s welfare with greater ability.
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Texas
Tribune
Gainesville
Tex
Yi W. Malley
United States Senate
Aviator Cham pion Flies 55 Miles in 55 Minutes
From Long Beach California on September 1 aviator Frank Champion piloted a monoplane from Oceanside to Long Beach, covering about fifty five miles in fifty five minutes. The crossing is claimed as the longest flight on the F Count so far, with the stylish craft named Tikit and powered by Blencer'a motor.
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Long Beach
Cal
Frank Champion
German Fleet Believed To Surpass Our CN
Kiel Sept 4 Experts in Kiel believe the Kaiser’s fleet review signals Germany as the world’s second naval power for the first time. The Ostfriesland class dreadnoughts and the Von der Tann and Blucher lead a vast armada totaling about 500000 tons, with 1400000 horsepower and 12000 officers and sailors. The impressive display accompanied the Austrian archduke as the fleet sailed past the Hohenzollern with imperial salutes and cheers from the crowd.
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Germany
von der Tann
Blucher
United States
Nassau
Deutschand
Wittelsbach
Butcher
Deestroyers
Hohenzollern
Archduke Franz Perdinand
Boxing Boss Resigns At New York Garden Fight Night
James E. Sullivan resigns as chairman of the New York Athletic Commission amid boxing dispute sparked by Pat Powers and the Madison Square Athletic Club. Security at Madison Square Garden tightens with police and fire forces. indoor crowding is reduced and entrances controlled as the Wells-Brown event is reimagined.
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Pat Powers
Jeannette Langford
Garden
Wells-Brown
James E. Sullivan
Boxing Commission
Varner
Taher
Crew Fire Department
Sien
Powers
Fire Department
Crowley
Madison Avenue
Fourth Avenue
26Th
Sullivan
Huntington
Long Island
Fort Wayne
Ind
Harvey
Pat” Powers
Madison Square Athletic Club
New York Athletic Commission
Bia Hant
Ehatre
F Neill
Binghamton
Pat
John J. Dixon
Coms
Dixon
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