Mrs Blake Eyes End to Mackay Suit in Divorce Drama
New York gossip centers on Mrs. Joseph A. Blake and surgeon husband as legal moves loom in the Blake Mackay dispute. Attorneys for Mrs Blake and Mrs Mackay remain reticent with talk of possible separation action and a billion-dollar alienation suit, while figures including Arthur C. Train and Henry W. Taft weigh the unfolding affair across Portland Maine to Bar Harbor and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Blake
Blake-Mackay
Arthur C. Train
Henry W. Taft
Taft
Europe
New York
Portland
DeLancey Nicoll
Blake
W. W. Cook
Clarence H. Mackay
Cook
Arence Mackay
Dr. Blake
May Von Alen Weds Abroad
A brief notice reports May Von Alen marrying abroad with minimal details. Other items include trials for Father Schmidt and alimony win for Decker, plus several scattered society and legal notes from the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackay
May von Alen
Hearst Mten
Fuston
MacMillan
Schmidt
Theological Seminary
Ludlow
Mix KB
Decker
Hensel
Health Department
Toronto
Roy
Hearst Men Block Fusion Pathways In NYC Politics
Fusion mayoral candidate John Purroy Mitchel faced new pressure as Independence League leaders eyed Tammany figures for its ticket. Leaders debated whether Mitchel could run anti Tammany while tolerating Tammany nominees, with hints Hearst may seek the mayoralty if Mitchel balks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Purroy Mitchel
Fusion
Iis
William Randolph Hearst
Independence League
League
Herman A. Metz
Tammany
Mr. Mitchel
Goulden
Board of Aldermen
Mitchel
James A. Allen
Independence Long
Hearst
Stitchel
Mitghel
Otto 'T. Barnard
Francis Lynde Stetson
Norman Hapgood
Dr Jones Dies in Auto Crash in Broadway
Dr Roland D Jones renowned for rheumatism studies died in an auto accident on Broadway near 114th Street last night. He was 57, a bachelor born in Delaware, and left a fortune including the Hotel Holland. Dr Elwood Patrick of Philadelphia, treating at Jones sanatorium, rode in the car and helped transfer Jones to St Luke’s Hospital where he died likely instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland D. Jones
Broadway
114Th Street
Elwood Patrick
Philadelphia
Patrick
New York
Dr. Jones
Dr. Patrick
Columbia
Pekin Dispatch Details Unauthorized Push into Western Mongolia
A faulty Telegraph report claims one Western Chinese unit pressed into Western Mongolia after failing to secure order in towns. It allegedly seized Kobilo and Tonougoutchak with a battalion, marking a strategic shift in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wsiu
China
Mongolia
Kobilo
Tonougoutchak
Conradks Huseig
Maine
UFR
May Van Alen Weds Quietly in New York
Miss May Van Alen daughter of James J. Van Alen married Griswold Thompson in a private ceremony at St. Georges Hanover Square. The wedding followed a discreet plan arranged by a private secretary with a small circle of intimates. Thompson, a bond broker born 1875, has recently aided railroad financing and serves as vice president of the Commonwealth Water Company.
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Alen
Ana
Hanover Square
Oeigy Mate
Kampsen
Les
Aden
Cirtian I Hotel
London
Ergtland
Miss van Alen
Griswold Thompson
Eakland
Nounie
Mies van Alen
James J. van Alen
England
Robert J. Collierland
Willie Avtor
Wakehurst
Newport
Remington
Y H. Thompson
Caroline Grikwold
Thompson
Commonwealth Water Company
Upper West Side
Waldo Strips Shields From Police In Street
Commissioner Waldo confronts Captain Tyrant Owen Keegan and Detectives Leahy Gray and Tierney, demanding their shields on Elizabeth Street corner. The trio’s claimed gambling house layouts were noted as the Commissioner suspends all three officers after entering the precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo
Owen Keegan
Leahy
Ved Did Voyers
Iajar Kline
Teines
Efert
Laheysd
Elizabeth Street
Ps Doyerkatreets
Leutenant
Tierney
Keegan Ad Gray
IS AGAINST INDEPENDENCE Cameron Forbes Tells of Philippine Progress
W Cameron Forbes former Governor General of the Philippines states in The Rangoon Gazette that the Philippines have made serious progress in independence and education over the last four years but that the time is not ripe for independence. He says slavery and peonage existed and requires strict investigation and legislation, half measures being useless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Forbes
British India
W. Cameron Forbes
Philippines
Rangoon
Olympic Passengers Left at Queenstown Amid Embark Delay
London Sept 26 The White Star liner Olympic failed to call at Queenstown causing two classes of passengers and mail to be left on shore. Tenders could not transfer due to swell. ship sailed with warnings of proceeding to New York without them. An indignation meeting protested Captain Haddock's actions and demanded docking facilities. officials defended the decision as prudent for safety. The stranded passengers and mails were set to depart on the Adriatic today.
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London
Olpenple
Queenstown
Pherenwers
Pastore
Roche's Point
Haddock
Quettatown
Scott
Justice Cohalan
New York
Michael Sullivan
Oakland
Cal
Olympic
White Star Company
Liverpool
White Star
Uytary Haddock
Cunard
Adriatic
Schiff Asked to Take Back Gift in Impeachment Testimony
Unani mous vote opened the way to probe all Sulzer funds as Jacob H. Schiff testified he received a $2,500 contribution from Samuel I. Frankenstein, with Sulzer free to use funds as he wished. Witnesses named Mrs Sulzer, while Louis Sarecky awaited subpoena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behiff
Wilson
Gamboa
Uahy
Snell
Freeman
Misnen
Queenstown Call
Vitor
England
Army
Navy
Fdkorial
Mathers
Jacob H. Schiff
High Court
Samuel I. Frankenstein
Sulzer
Schiff
Louis A. Sarecky
Assembly
Albany
Charles A. Stadler
American Malting Company
Tammany Hall
Trier
Europe
Strauss
Morris Tekulsky
New York City
Cullen
Jany
Sulser
Impeachment Testimony Trails Sulzer Campaign Funds
The Albany Tribune reports a flurry of testimony in the Sulzer impeachment trial as key figures including Jacob Schiff and Francis Frankenstein discuss campaign checks and unlisted contributions. Witnesses describe cash and checks tied to brewer donors, Mrs Sulzer’s possible receipt of funds, and attempts to account for travel expenses while court rulings uphold broader fact hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzer
Frederick L. Colwell
Senate
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Surgeon
Harbor Hill
Metz
Allen
May van Alen Wegdd
Griswold Thonpson
Ine
Captain Tierney
Swell
Tribune
Jacob FL Schiff
Assembly Board of
Jun Teenaeny
Yestern
William Sulzer
Frawley
Franken- Jonkin
Newed
York
Talton
Schift
Senitt
Frankenstein
Tribune Veter
Sarecky
Louis A. Farecky
Suleyer
Aaron J Loxy
Assembly Board of Managers
Witnes
Sulzern
Charles Dorsch
Tol
Derach
Hel
Tol Isidor Kresel
Aasebly Board of Managers
Ralph Trier
Frank V. Strauss
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