Swindlers Unmasked in Richmond Diamond Theft Case
Richmond detectives reveal a female suspect, Mrs. H. F. Lindsey, linked to Horace Courtland in a nationwide baggage and jewelry theft ring. Trunks seized from Lindsey reveal costly diamonds, gowns, and valuables. Courtland and accomplices face multiple charges as investigations spread from Philadelphia to New York and beyond.
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Richmond
F. F. Hiliery
New York
Horace R. Courtland
H. F. Lindsey
East Marshall Street
Courtland
Pearl McKenzie
Nogis East Franklin Street
Matilda Washington
Lindsey
Philadelphia
T. C. Courtland
Horace Courtland
Johnson
Hillery
F. F. Hagaman
Courtiued
Virginia
East Main Street
Wilsnington
Del
Night Court Tilt Over Berkman Affidavit Dispute
In night sessions Magistrate Corrigan clashes with lawyer Meyer London over an appeal affidavit in the Berkman case. London asserts minutes exist and faces questions over perjury risks as the DA's office probes the sworn affidavit.
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Core Rican
Eltting
Meyer Londen
Alexander Berkman
Clgistrate Corrigan
London
Berkman
Mary Smith
Trate Corrigan
Jefferson Market Court
Cormagistrate
Sth Street
Bolton Hall
Corrigan
Hall
Tan
Elieve
Cor
Mr. London
Corrigen
New York
District Attorney's
Fitzgerald Case Up Today
Preliminary hearing for George W. Fitzgerald on grand larceny charges after allegedly stealing 173000 from the U S Sub Treasury. Assistant State's Attorney says federal authorities refused to aid state prosecutors and subpoenas for all witnesses were requested for tomorrow morning.
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Chicago
George W. Fitzgerald
Ioral
United States Sub-Treasury
Berbour
Cheliain
Hart To Defend Jordan In Wife Murder Case
William F. Hart, a New York attorney who appeared in the Seeley dinner case, has been engaged by Jesse J. Livermore to defend his brother in law Charles Jordan, charged with murdering his wife.
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Boston
William F. & Hart
New York
Jesse J. Livermore
Charles Jordan
Bridges Burned On Canadian Pacific Line Near Schreiber
Winnipeg dispatch reports a bridge on the Canadian Pacific Railroad burned at Winston siding near Schreiber. The transcontinental express derailed with two cars overturned, injuring two engineers, one seriously. Forest fires rage across the district, threatening Fort William and Indian reserves. heavy rain is needed to stop the spread. Traffic remains tied up as fires spread through Gillies and Scott townships and ashes fall on Fort William.
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Tribune
Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific
Winston Siding
Schreiber
Fort William
Mount McKay
Hymers
Gillies
Scott Townships
Rain Eases Fire Threat In Minnesota Wisconsin Region
Heavy forest fires threaten Isle Royale and areas near Duluth Peshtigo and Marinette as rain finally falls in Hebbing Minnesota. Firefighters fear widespread damage to cranberry marshes and homesteads while rail shops report $70000 loss and comparisons to 1871 if rain delays.
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Duluth
Minn
Isle Royale
Lake Superior
Lester Park
Menominee
Mich
Wisconsin & Michigan Railroad
Peshtigo
Marinette
Coleman
Grover
Soo
Dunbar
Mrs Nellie Magnus to Wed Chicago Lawyer Jacob Loeb
News from Chicago reports Mrs Nellie Magnus daughter of Adolphus Busch is to marry Jacob Loeb a Chicago lawyer. Her son Edward Magnus doubts the engagement while her parents are in Germany. Mrs Magnus widow of Arthur Magnus who died by self harm and her first husband was Harry Weber a St Louis music teacher.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Nellie Magnus
Adolphus Busch
Jacob Loeb
Edward Magnus
Germany
Harry Weber
Weber
Woman Shot While Alleged Fruit Thief Incident
Mrs. Benjamin Tremley, injured by shotgun fire near midnight, says she was cut through an orchard to her Sunset Avenue home in Newark. Constantino Maccio, of Brookdale Avenue, says he fired at suspected fruit thieves after catching several in his yard. Tremley denies theft, claiming fear caused her fall.
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Benjamin Tremley
Sunset Avenue
Vailsburg
Newark
Ex cashier dies in penitentiary in Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Pa Sept 9 D R Anderson former cashier of the First National Bank of Masontown and county recorder of Fayette County died at the Western Penitentiary today from paralysis He was serving a five year sentence for embezzlement
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Pittsburg
D. R. Anderson
First National Bank of
Masontown
Orand Recorder
Fayette County
Western Penitentiary
Doctor Seeks $1,000 From Thaw in Bankruptcy
Pittsburg September 9. Dr Jackson R Campbell of New York filed a $1,000 claim before Referee in Bankruptcy Blair against Harry K Thaw. The action seeks the monetary amount tied to the Thaw case as a creditor filing in the bankruptcy proceedings.
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Thaw
Pittsburg
Blair
Harry K. Thaw
Jackson R. Campbell
New York
Deer Rescued From Boston Harbor at Thompson's Island
Duncan Hunter and Fred Smth rescued a live buck deer found swimming near Thompson's Island in Boston Harbor this morning. The exhausted animal appeared to have wandered from a park, with one horn torn and minor head cuts noted.
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Hoxton
Duncan Hunter
Fred Smth
Thompson's Island
McCarren Loyalists Rally in Brooklyn After Primary
Anti-McCarrenites in Brooklyn rally but vow to keep fighting Long Pat McCarren. He frames the Brooklyn result as a victory for independents against Murphy and Conners, says regular Brooklyn delegates will attend the Rochester convention, and asserts the Brooklyn Democratic machine must be rejected. He claims Murphy never helps, only harms, and calls Brooklyn the nation’s most independent party.
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Murphy and Conners
Rochester
Brooklyn
Murphy
Conners
Kings County
Tammany Hall
Democracy of
United States
anti-McCarren
Kings County Republicans Announce Convention Dates
The Kings County Republican Committee met at the Imperial Hotel Brooklyn and set conventions for state delegation elections tonight at 8. The judicial convention is September 21 at 8 pm. Congress September 2. Senate September 23. Assembly nominations September 2.
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Kings County Republican Committee
Imperial Hotel
Brooklyn
Senate
Assembly
Senator Ankeny Defeated in Primary Race
Seattle reports incomplete returns show Senator Levy Ankeny defeated for renomination by Wesley L. Jones by 1,500 to 3,000 votes. Governor Mead trails. Henry McBride leads Cosgrove on first choices, Cosgrove favored on second, may win under two-ballot rule.
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Seattle
Levy Ankeny
Walla Walla
Wesley L. Jones
North Yakima
William H. Snell
Tacoma
Albert T. Mead
Henry McBride
Samuel G. Cosgrove
Potmerry
McBride
Cosgrove
Mrs Long Declared Sane By Brooklyn Doctors
Mrs Charlotte Long, who accused husband William Long, an American Express agent, of kidnapping her to Amityville Insane Asylum from Rockaway Park last June, was found of sound mind by a commission of Brooklyn doctors. The verdict, given in Brooklyn Supreme Court, led Justice Luke D. Stapleton to parole her to her brother Ex-Sergeant Charles A. Flay for thirty days with potential permanent release if her condition remains normal.
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Charlotte Long
William Long
American Express
Brooklyn
Amityville Insane Asylum
10Th Street
Rockaway Park
W. H. Bates
P. J. York
J. O'Connell
Supreme Court
Luke D. Stapleton
Flay
Amityville Asylum
Amityville
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Carnegie Hero Clings to Medal in Continental bankruptcy case
Camden reports Captain Mark Castro, celebrated as Cherokee wreck hero, will face Referee Ott in Atlantic City next week over bankruptcy. He vows to keep his Carnegie medal above all, despite liabilities around 7300 dollars and assets near 7000 including the medal and Clover Club presentation. He has struggled to earn from his fishing boat as summer visitors waned.
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Camden
Mark Castro
Ott
Atlantic City
Carnegie Fund
Clover Club
Philadelphia
Fireman's Son Arrested in Basement Fire Case
William Donnelly Jr the son of a West 113th street fireman was arrested on suspicion of starting a basement fire at 280 Eighth Avenue. He confessed to the act to see engine horses gallop and faces a malicious mischief charge in Children's Court.
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No. 280
Eighth Avenue
William Donnelly, Jr
West 113Th Street
Children's Court
Rehahn
West 152d Street
Young Donnelly
Colonial Park
Midtown Deals Mark New York Real Estate Activity
The Midtown market sees a four story dwelling at 374 Fifth Avenue changing hands via John N. Golding Douglas Robinson Charles S. Brown & Co from Mrs. Charlotte A. Drayton Haig, part of Thomson farm once bought by William B. Astor. Henry Street Settlement House enlargements announced with plans by John H. Duncan costing 5228 dollars, adding annex rooms and gym. Other filings include 135 East 69th Street expansion for R. H. M. Ferguson, a steel arch replacement at 528-532 West 42nd Street, the Pastime Amusement Company theater conversion, a five story loft at 1790 First Avenue for Peter Fries, and a loft conversion at 62 East Broadway with sixth floor addition. Architect lists include James McWalters, George Butz, Henry G. Harris, and Max Muller.
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Manhattan
John N. Golding
Douglas Robinson
Charles S. Brown & Co
5Th Ave
Charlotte A. Drayton Haig
Engineers’ Club
Thomson Farm
William B. Astor
Murphy
Henry Street
Henry St
Lillian D. Ward
John H. Duncan
East 69Th St
R. H. M. Ferguson
Lowers Company
Moving Picture Hall
6Th Ave
11Th St
Pastime Amusement Company
James McWalters
George Butz
Henry G. Harris
Peter Fries
1St Ave
East Broadway
Harris W. Goodstein
Max Muller
Foreclosure Auction Plies On East 118th Street Tenement Sale
The six story tenement with store at 116 and 6518 East 118th street sold in foreclosure to Otto Huber for 37665. Adjoining 520 and 522 East 118th also sold for 37500. Other bids included 561 and 563 Pelham, 2435 and 2437 Southern Boulevard, and multiple properties across the Bronx, with various buyers and mortgage details noted.
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East 118Th Street
Joseph P. Day
Real Estate Exchange
Otto Huber
Multiple NYC Tenement Sales Shaped by Broker Network
In the brokerage market Louis Stockell sold for Samuel Lipman a six story tenement with store at 636 Hudson Street corner Horatio Street to Samuel Klang. Jacob Roses sold five two story tenements at Jackson and Front to Simon Lazero witz. Additional transfers include 338 East 6th Street six story tenement to Samuel Lipman, 20 and 22 Avenue D with 34 5 corner to 215 East 10th Street six story tenement, and several more parcels to Arthur C. Butts Jr., Martin Steinthal, Antonio Pascale, and others. Estate matters and developers continue parcel swaps across Manhattan and the Bronx with plans for eight story apartments on Riverside Drive.
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Louis Stockell
Samuel Lipman
Hudson St
Horatio St
Samuel Klang
Jacob Roses
Jackson and
Front Sts
Simon Lazerowitz
East 6Th St
Avenue D
East 10Th St
Amelia Schmidlapp
Jacob Schmidlapp
Arthur C. Butts, Jr
Daly Ave
180Th St
R. S. Treacy & Son
Southern Boulevard
A. Olsen
Fitzgerald & Broderick
Anthony Ave
H. D. Baker & Bro
Rebecca T. Goldsmith
East List Street
East Side Parcels in a Trade Sold by Muller
Otto Muller sold to A. M. Harrison a six story tenement at 169 East 120th Street on a 7 by 100 foot plot. In part payment Harrison gives a vacant plot measuring 59.2 by 100 feet at the southwest corner of Courtlandt Avenue and 15th Street.
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Otto Muller
A. M. Harrison
East 120Th St
Mr. Harrison
Courtlandt Ave
Putnam County Farm Sold in Vesey Street Rooms
Bryan L Kennelly sold the Haines Pond farms at Southeast Putnam County to Lachna for 2300 dollars. The sixty eight acre tract includes a large dwelling house and numerous outbuildings.
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Bryan L. Kennelly
Real Estate Exchange
Vesey St
Haines Pond
Putnam County
Lachna
Gitterman Chosen Real Estate Board Governor
A. N. Gitterman fills board vacancy on the Real Estate Board of Brokers after the death of Richard Alexander. PB. A. Turner leases multiple Manhattan addresses including 11 East 30th for John Mullen and 217 East 30th for J. C. Yale, with ensuing leases to K. & Evans Sash and Door and other tenants. De. Broderick M. Ives purchases three unspecified properties.
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Real Estate Board of Brokers
A. N. Gitterman
Richard Alexander
PB. A. Turner
Petrie
East 30Th St
John Mullen
J. C. Yale
Lexington Ave
K. & Evans Sash and Door Fireproof Company
West
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187Th St
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REMCO
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Long Branch
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Europe
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Long Island Motor Parkway
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