Exhumed body of Mrs Szabo for autopsy in Jersey City
The drowned New York wife of Burton Gibson, Rose Szabo, was exhumed from Cedar Lawn Cemetery in Jersey City. An inquest will be held by Hudson County official James Houghton. Autopsy aims to determine if violence featured in the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Szabo
New York Bay Cemetery
Jersey City
Burton W. Gibson
Rosalie Ritter
Greenwood Lake
Szabé
George Teichiman
Albert Stern
Gibson
Thomas Hughes
George W. King
Hudson County
A. P. Haskins
Otto WH. Schultze
New York
Rogers
Orange County
N.Y
Court of Common Pleas
Blair
Fritz Mischerauer
Arpad Kremer
de Grew
James Houghton
Rajeed
Fischerauer
Kramer
Locar Mayor Defies Curfew Committee
Dense, scattered OCR notes report Locar mayor defying a curfew. references to Mrs Szabo examination, attorney actions, and legal moves amid a chaotic string of names and fragmented events. Mentions of arbitration, vaudeville, and various unrelated items fill the page, with several personal names and places partially legible.
Weight loss claim ad touts invisible device
An advertisement touts a “Single Invisible device” that allegedly reduced weight for Hon Hef Stetler of Johnstown Pa by 37 pounds and claims others including prominent men and women are using it. It links the inventor Prof Burns of New York and offers a free trial to anyone who writes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hef. Stetler
Johnstown Pahaw
Leon
Burns
No. 17
Istreet
New York
Curran to sue Mayor Gaynor for libel in police probe
Henry J. Curran, head of the aldermanic committee probing police conduct, announces his counsel will file a libel suit against Mayor William J. Gaynor. The dispute deepens as Curran and the Mayor clash over investigation access and graft allegations linked to newsstand privileges amid the Rosenthal era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Curran
Agaliet
Aia
Curran
Ganine
Herman Rosenthal
Foll
William J. Gaynor
City of New York
City Hall
New York City
Henry H. Curran
Promised Silence Spurs Hazleton Teachers Contracts
In Hazleton township the school superintendent demanded written pledges from new teachers not to fall for Cupid’s darts during the nine month term. Some refused and were told they could not teach. last promise to obey was secured as the drive to avoid midwinter weddings delayed staffing. Affected applicants facedSchool board pressure to avert teacher shortages after term start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ennant Wilkes-Barre
Hazleton Township
James Gabrio
Cupid
Telegraph Operator Rescues Drowning Youth At Sea
William Sul Mean chief operator of the Postal Telegraph Company saved Louis Leopold a sixteen year old from Philadelphia this afternoon at Steel Mer Atlantic City. Leopold exhausted shouted for help Sullivan threw a chair overboard clung to it and then found a life buoy. He jumped in fully clothed reaching the lad with the buoy aid from Spanish War Veterans who hauled both to the pier. Leopold revived by Surgeon General M G Cockey. Mean returned to his telegraph duties after changing clothes.
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Atlantic City
William Sul
Postal Telegraph Company
Louis Leopold
Philadelphia
Leopold
Sullivan
Hoe
M. G. Cockey
Salina
Kan
Odd Fellows Chaplain Dies in Greeley at Ninety
Grand chaplain of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Colorado, J. Van Volkenburg, died at his home in Greeley. He was 89, preached the first sermon in Longmont after the Civil War, and helped organize Odd Fellows and Masonic lodges there. He retired in 194? in Greeley after a long ministry.
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Greeley
Col
Bee Eine Nes
Etchard J. van Volkenburg
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Colorado
Tite
Caveen
Vax Volkenburg
Colorado
Monntrose
Penn
Keey
Longmont
Order of Odd Fellows
Three Prominent Montgom ery Men Killed At Crossing
Three men Grant Puit T Wood Pitts and Alyal Terry prominent Montgomery NY businessmen were killed when their auto was struck by a fast freight train near Embler’s Crossing just after 6 PM The impact hurled bodies down the track and left two with fatal head injuries Mrs George D Walt and her two children were injured in the same incident which occurred under electric bells near Campbell Hall Kingston line.
Cuban journalist Enrique Maza faces four year sentence
The Audencia Court is set to impose a penalty of four years and two months on Enrique Maza, the Cuban newspaper man who attacked Hugh S. Gibson, the American chargé d’affaires. A trial for Maza is expected to occur before month’s end.
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Gibson
Audencia
Enrique Maza
Hugh S. Gibson
Mage
Mayors Refusal Delays Becker Inquiry Session
The mayor defied the inquiry by not appearing as a witness, prompting an adjournment of the aldermanic committee investigations into police conditions. Attorney Becker’s lawyers plan a venue change to Broome Chenango or Cortland counties and seek an extraordinary term if moved.
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Gaynor
Henry H. Curra
Charles Becker
Whitman
Spe
Supreme Court
Broome
Chenango
Cortland County
Dix
Justice Goff
Hughes
Becker
Manhattan
Cas
Rosenthal
Rose
Witnes
Foster Department
Curran
Cho
Inia
Algermante Committee
Emory BR. Huckner
Commtee
Chatenun Curran
Huckner
Vunsel
Pearance As & Wit
Buckner
Waldo
Vedrines Captures Air Championship in Chicago Race
French aviator Jules Vedrines won the international cup at Chicago racing the Deperdussin monoplane in 1 hour 10 minutes 8 seconds for a 124 mile course. Prevost and Frey trailed as American hopes faded amid engine troubles and officials lamented the lack of American speed tech.
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Chicago
France
Jules Vedrines
Prano
Ameries
James Gordon Bennett
England
Declajyd Thompson
Aero Club of
Amera
Twee Prouehmen
Maurice Prevent
Depandussin
Andee Frey
Frey
Prevost
Vedrines
Rey
Cedrines
Aero Club of America
Charles T. Weyman
Major Reber
Coud
Ith
Navy Uses Improved Anesthetic In Five Brooklyn Operations
A newly perfected anesthetic based on orange essence was used in five operations yesterday at the Brooklyn Naval Hospital. Doctor Gwathmey and Dr. Woolsey reported the method reduces ether needs, eases induction, and eliminates patient struggle. Hrynes predicted universal navy use and possible army adoption.
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Brooklyn Naval Hospital
JC. Hrynes
Navy
Army
J.T. Gwathmey
Alar Street
W.C. Woolsey
Lafayette
Brooklyn
Gwathmey
New York Skin and Cancer Hospital
Gouverneur Hospital
St Bartholomew’s Clinic
de. Gwathmey
Nerys
Naval Hospital
Marconi Promises Wireless at Cut Rates
In London on September 10 John Menniker Heaton cited Marconi saying wireless messages could be sent at half a penny a word if cable rates to America dropped to four pence a word. Heaton argued all cables could be rebuilt at one third their current cost if destroyed tomorrow.
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Hy Cape
London
America
John Menniker Heaton
Marconi
Morgan the Daily Host at Roehampton Dover House
In London on September 9 J Pierpont Morgan keeps Roehampton's Dover House ready for his few England stays. A full staff prepares dinner each evening and tradesmen share leftovers as a cold luncheon next day. The routine repeats for three or four months annually.
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Ty Lee
London
J. Pierpont Morgan
Dover House
Roehampton
England
Mr. Morgan
Rochampton
Man Exonerated After Accusation of Poisoning Fiancee
Nicholas of Jeffersonville was arrested in Monticello on suspicion of poisoning Ada Jacobs who died unexpectedly at his home. An autopsy found heart disease, not poison. The shock drove him to mental collapse and he was later confined at Middletown Asylum. The piece notes his prior New York residency and rumored wealth. Also a brief ad about United States Express Company delays from New York City.
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Fosdick
Gaynor
Henry H. Curran
Raymond B. Fosdick
Alderman Curran
West Tith St
New York
Stamford
Conn
S. Harkness Meeres
Old Kings Highway
Darien
Mr. McCrea
Studio 1
Cluxet
Metrea
United States
Monticello
Ada Jacobs
Taksoi
Nicholas
Jeffersonville
Middletown Asylum
Miss Jacobs
Nicholas Waa
Alan
Che
United States Express Company
New York City
New York Times
Maine Republicans Win Big in Maine Race
Maine returns show Haines leads Plaisted for governor by about 3 800 with Republicans ahead in the House and Senate. Four congressional districts indicate GOP gains, especially in the 1st, 3rd and 4th, while the 2nd tilts Democratic. Roosevelt split evident among GOP leaders and campaign speakers. May see Burleigh chosen for Senate by joint ballot. Counts from 530 districts show strong GOP trend.
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Y Telegraph
the Tribune
Portland
Maine
House
Senate
Edwin ¢. Burleigh
United States
William T. Haines
Frederick W. Plaisted
Fistriets
Haine
Fernald
Plalsted
Republians
Roosevelt
Pernald
Asher C. Hinds
Taft
M. T. O'Brien
Aunrize
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Ogy
Jersey
Seco
Locar
Szabo
Yo Martin Will
Ceee Reddifeler
C. Hotererdte
Kare Mra Carroll
Retoteus
Gyert
Press Club
Ean Wight
Pennsylvania
Taye
Losdon
Minas
Enn
Amrane
Manuns
Tritoria
Heatrica
Alderman
Hazleton
ODD Fellows
MW One
Punerals
Maza
Ir. Gaynor
Upstate
Dewey
I de & Sons Co
Fulton
Harvard
Oxford
Morgan the
Daily Host
Congress
Reepublican
D. J. McGillicuddy
Forrest Goodwin
Frank E. Guernsey
Hinds
McGillicuddy
Guernsey
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