Mackay Suit long Mrs Blake plan to keep husband
The $1,000,000 alienation suit of Mrs Joseph A. Blake against Mrs Clarence H. Mackay began, with service on Arthur C. Train. Mrs Blake seeks only action against Mrs Mackay, not divorce, while Mr Mackay reportedly aims to protect income and may be seeking residence outside the country with the children.
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Mackay
Joseph A. Blake
Clarence H. Mackay
Blake
Cummons
Arthur C. Train
Dr. Blake
Adam P. Leighton
Europe
Portland
Mr. Train
Henry W. Taft
Mr. Taft
Mrs. Mackay
Litchfield
Conn
Morning News Highlights and Courtroom Nonsense
A garbled morning page reports a mix of court rulings, elopements, and political notes. It notes a murder in New Jersey, a court reprimand, and a proposed land sale, with scattered references to politicians and shipping news amid chaotic OCR text.
Queen Mary Declines to Meet Suffragette at Althorp
London dispatch reports Queen Mary refused to meet Miss Glenfell a leading suffragette when Princess Patricia of Connaught was invited as part of the Althorp house party. Patricia chose to stay with her aunt Princess Henry of Battenberg and attend Abergeldie Castle in Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cauie
the Tribune
London
Queen Mary
Spencer
Princess Patricia of
Connaught
Althorp
Patricia
Miss Glentoll
Miss Adams
Miss Glenfell
Lady Spencer
Princess Henry of Battenberg
Abergeldie Castle
Scotland
Man sues city for 10000 damages in penitentiary accident
Giovanni Gillio files a suit in the New York Supreme Court against the City of New York and Commissioner Patrick A Whitney for 10000 damages after an April 10 accident at Blackwell's Island prison. He says he was ordered to paint the warden's roof without experience and fell when a plank loosened, breaking his left ankle and left wrist and causing internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sHovanni Gilio
Supreme Court
City of New York
Patrick A. Whitney
Department of Corrections
Blackwell's Island
Gillie
Gillo
Gridiron's First Victim A Norwich Halfback Injured
Worcester Mass September 24 The first serious football accident of the season in the East may cost the life of Vernon Belyea Norwich University left halfback in the Holy Cross game. He suffered a fracture of the spine and was listed in very serious condition at St. Vincent's Hospital after a punt return tackle. His home is in Greenfield Massachusetts.
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Worcester
Mass
Vernon Belyen
Norwich University
Holy Crone
Belyea
St. Vincent's Hospital
Greenfield
Mama
Belyes
Holy Cross
John D Rockefeller congratulates Ouimet on golf win
A telegram from John D Rockefeller praises Francis Ouimet the youthful amateur golf champion. He notes admiration for temperance and congratulates Ouimet on his American victory while Ouimet denies plans to turn professional stating he loves the game for its own sake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bofton
John D. Rockefeller
Francis Ouitet
Rockefeller
Ouimet
Mayor Kline Sees 30 Callers in 18 Minutes
Mayor Kline held a public reception in City Hall to handle a flood of inquiries after Mayor Gaynor's death. He processed thirty visitors in eighteen minutes with Lieutenant Kennel directing access, while a thousand letters remained piled up and many sought city jobs.
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Kline
Gaynor
Kennel
Jone
Vassar Bans Butter After Health Review
Poughkeepsie N Y Sept 24 After a yearlong health study at Vassar College officials ban butter from the table and require cotton mattresses or sleeping on a rug while hair mattresses are specified as the new standard. No explanation was given for removing the old rost cotton mattresses and butter cut from the college meat.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Vassar College
WRECK AT WALLINGFORD BLAINS FOUR EMPLOYEES
The Interstate Commerce Commission places direct responsibility for the September 2 Wallingford New Haven wreck on four New Haven employees. The report cites widespread failures from top officials to trainmen, warns of antiquated signals and old wooden cars, and urges immediate safety leadership and modern equipment to prevent future disasters.
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Tribune
Washington
New Haven
Wallingford
Conn
Interstate Commerce Commission
I Mechord
Mctal
Tutol Service Commission of
Connecticut
McChord
Tyrone
Penn
Sulzer Free Schiff Swears On Gift Use In Campaign
Jacob H Schiff and Henry Morgenthau testified before the High Court of Impeachment that they placed no limit on their $2500 and $1000 contributions to Governor Sulzer. The court voted 49 to 7 to defer ruling until testimony is complete. Witnesses Elkus Lynn Coler and Conlin to testify on contributions. Richards outlines charges of stock speculation since Sulzer became Governor.
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Jacob H. Schiff
Henry Morgenthau
High Court
Sulzer
Cullen
Abram S. Elkus
John Lynn
Bird S. Coler
Lewis J. Conlin
Eugene Lamb Richards
Schiff
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
William Sulner
Ilzer
Lou A. Sarecky
Cross
Louis Marshall
Turkey
Morgenthau
Democratic National Committee
Thomas M. Godwin
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
William Sulzer
Abram I. Elkus
Alfred J. Wolff
New York City
Deeds
Harvey J. Hinman
Wolff
Aerial courtship ends in wedding after dramatic court scene
Susanne Wharton of Pintnfield New Jersey and Loran A. Vilas of Chicago polo player and motor racer announced their engagement after a romantic airboat courtship on the St Lawrence River islands. Vilas described daily flights with Miss Wharton, their plan to wed, and his belief she will pilot the airboat after training. Meanwhile brewing magnate Bernheimer collapsed at the Brooklyn Supreme Court after testifying in a case involving acid injury from rats in the Sternhelmer & iHwarts Brewing Co. He died minutes later, aged 58, leaving a wife and two sons. funeral at Temple Emanu-El set for tomorrow.
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St. Lawrence
Rivera
Susanne Wharton
Belvidere Avenue
Pintnfield
N. J
Loran A
Jack" Vilas
Chicago
Mrs Wharton
Alexandria Bay
Thousand Islands
Villas
Vilas
Miss Wharton
Mr. Vilas
Lake Michigan
St. Joseph
Mich
Earth
Bernhelmer
Sternhelmer & Ihwarts Brewing Company
Ansterdam Averse
128Th Street
Manehattan
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Tn « Darajaesult
Bernheimer
Gustave Keng
Kent
George N. Conpady
Justice van Sielen
Conrady
Bernheiner
Dr. Bulkley
Emmanuel Bernheimer
Lion Brewery
West 13Th Street
Brewers’ Association
Auto and
Rocky Mountain Clubs
George
William
Temple Emanu-El
Fifth Avenue
Coke Fiend Begs Cell to Break Cocaine Habit
William Lum, twenty, was sent to the City Reformatory after pleading to Magistrate Breen for confinement to curb his cocaine addiction. His father said Lum pawned clothes to buy the drug. Patrolman Kelly found Cyrus Downing unconscious in Central Park with a steering wheel in hand. Downing was taken to Harlem Hospital where doctors suspected cocaine poisoning. he later claimed a headache powder caused his condition.
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William Lum
City Reformatory
Breen
Kelly
Cyrus Downing
No. 33
West 48Th Street
Central Park
Harlem
Downing
Governor Sulzer Impeachment Hearing Opens In Albany
High Court of Impeachment began testimony on articles charging Sulzer with false campaign receipts perjury and grand larceny. Schiff Morgenthau and others testified on gifts to Sulzer, with defense highlighting lack of use restrictions and possible favorable inference for Sulzer.
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the Tribune
Albany
Cullen
Sulzer
High Court of
New York
Culton
Duha
Fmel
Herrick
McKnight
O'Keefe
Peckham
Eley
Wheeler
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Wands
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Ermine
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Jack’ Vilas
Max E. Bernheimer
Wharton
Schift
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