Honest Joans Grimace? Grilled Solvent Claim Scrutiny
Hearing on Kelly alleges debts tied to Rye Beach Inn and Broadway billiard rooms. Kelly insists solvency, offers bond to cover $5,300, declines to disclose finances and associations, says he always pays debts, and disputes crime framing. Commissioner Gilchrist pushes for testimony on business ties and assets.
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Gilchrist
Kelly
Albany
Broadway
John T. Doyle
Doyle
Rye Beach Inn
Lou’ Betts
Mr. Goldsmith
Lou Betts
Goldsmith
424 Street
Plunger Walton
West 41St Street
41St Street
Commercial Trus Company
Franklin Savings Park
Rre Beach Inn
Snyder
Aoft
Betts Wife Seeks Alimony in Divorce Suit
Mrs. Anna R. Betts wife of Louis Betts known as a top New York sporting man filed for absolute divorce in Supreme Court before Justice Giegerich seeking £1 per month alimony and $3,000 counsel fees. She claims his annual income is $50,000.
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Anna R. Betts
Louis Betts
New York
Dan” O'Reilly
Supreme Court
Giegerich
Governor Magoon reports Cuba riot kills two
Dispatches from Governor Magoon reveal at least two dead and several injured in a Cuba political disturbance. In Sancti Spiritus a conservative waving a Spanish flag sparked confrontations with spectators. Judge Guerrero of Havana sent as special judge to pursue criminal proceedings. Rural guards suggested to bolster police after the incident.
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Washington
War Department
Magoon
Cuba
Sancti Spiritus
Guerrero
Havana
Menocal
Montoro
Ig Cain
Tlaza
Ibersis
Record Run to Chicago Smashes Speed Records
A Philadelphia to Chicago telegraph report says Frederic Thompson set new long distance speed records on the Pennsylvania and New York Central lines. He departed Philadelphia at 4 38 this morning, reached Grand Central, boarded a special, and maintained speeds near ninety miles an hour on some legs. The run, completed in just over fifteen hours, totaled a record pace for the route.
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The
Tribune
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Frederic Thompson
Tuberculosis Congress Opens in Washington
The sixth triennial international tuberculosis congress opened in the National Museum with leaders from many nations present. Secretaries Cortelyou and Koch drew applause as they spoke, and Germany outlined a strong stance against TB while plans for the Kadch Stiftung were announced. The session adjourned with a schedule of sectional meetings to follow.
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Washington
National Museum
Cortelyou
N. Tendeloo
Leyéen
Simon von Unterberger
Camillo Callaja
Madrid
Wu Ting-fang
Koch
United States
Germany
Prussia
Robert Kadch
China
Magistrate Butts Defies Board Over Summons Issuance
At yesterday’s Board of Magistrates meeting Magistrate Butts refused to issue summonses or recognize summonses from other judges. The dispute drew strong censure and names like rot nonsense ignorance foolishness. The session lasted two hours with Butts remaining firm in his stance.
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Butts
Board of Magistrates
Piffe
Cornell
Crane
Corrigan
Kernochan
New Bridge Approaches Opened to Handle Seven Trolley Lines
Brooklyn Bridge elevates its new approaches for seven surface trolley lines yesterday and they operated well during rush hours. Despite some delays and minor derailments, average traffic rose by twenty cars per hour. Sands street blockade reduced as transfer platfoms await completion. engineer K D Martin praised the work.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Sands Street
K. D. Martin
Aero Club Exhibition to Showcase Early Flying Machines
The Aero Club of America plans a major winter display tied to a car show, possibly at Grand Central Palace or Madison Square Garden. The exhibit would feature Wright brothers planes, Herring, June Bug, and replicas of historic devices, with a permanent museum installation at the American Museum of Natural History after the show.
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Aero Club of America
Aero Club
Automobile Club of America
American Motor Car Manufacturers
Grand Central Palace
Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
Madison Square Garden
Automobile Association
Wright Brothers
The
American Museum of Natural History
George H. Sherwood
Israel Ludlow
Ludlow
Sherwood
A. M. Herring
Aeronautical Experiment Association
Wenham
Great Britain
Stringfellow
Aeronautical Society of
Horatio Phillips
Otto Lillienthal
Ader
Paris
Montgolfier Brothers
France
Montgolfier
Benham
Lillienthal
Chanute
Herring
Alexander Graham Beil
Aerial Experiment Association
Big auto car hits court building
A four ton sightseeing automobile crashed into the entrance of the Appellate Division at Madison Avenue and 25th Street injuring the masonry and causing about 2000 dollars in damage. Operator Hugh Skinner of 1154 Third Avenue said the reverse failed and the car skidded. he was arrested. A similar incident occurred two years ago causing about 1000 dollars in damage.
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Supreme Court
Madison Avenue
25Th Street
Hugh Skinner
No. 1154
Third Avenue
Tragedy at 14th Street L Train Station
Mrs William L Sherwood of 33 Charles Street leapt in front of a northbound Sixth Avenue elevated train at 14th Street station. Her body dragged about a hundred feet. motorman George W Page failed to stop the train. Father T F White anointed the victim as spectators watched. Page was arrested. Sherwood said his wife had been ill for some time.
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William L. Sherwood
Charles Street
Sixth Avenue
14Th Street
George W. Page
T. F. White
St. Francis Xavier's Church
Page
Sherwood
Controller Metz Wins Bet After Horse Riding Mishap
Controller Metz greeted colleagues in the Stewart Building and said he won a bet with his doctor who predicted confinement after a saddle horse accident last week. Metz, a captain in the 14th Regiment of Brooklyn, fell from his horse during Colonel Harry Michell’s funeral procession Friday afternoon. He expects to be out of commission for a couple of weeks.
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Metz
Stewart Building
Vir. Metz
14Th Regiment
Brooklyn
Harry Michell
Death of Yuengling Eyed as Ambulance Refusal Sows Red Tape
Coroner's physician Weston blamed restricted move to hospital for the Bellevue prison death of Fred D. Yuengling after he was denied ambulance transport. Autopsy showed acute pulmonary congestion and edema. cirrhosis noted but no drink-linked indicators. Wardens said staff acted with no blame. hospital transfer delays cited.
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West Side Court
Fred D. Yuengling
Bellevue
Weston
Yuengling
Shrady
Peter Mahon
H. K. Ryan
Storehouse Collapse Kills Foreman at East Boston
In East Boston at 339 Marginal Street the four story Gorton Pew Fisheries storehouse collapsed, killing foreman Edward Dexter instantly. Believed caused by overloading with salt fish, the disaster will cause substantial financial loss as much of the fish was ruined.
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Boston
Gorton-Pew Fisheries Company
Marginal Street
Edward Dexter
Deserted Bark Fox Brought to Port by Luciline
The British steamer Luciline arrived with the wrecked Norwegian bark Fox which had been abandoned since a hole tore her side. The Fox built in 1874 is in decent condition and could be usable at low cost. It is believed to fetch about 50 000 dollars for the owners captain and crew of the Luciline. Captain Thomsen and crew are missing, possibly taken aboard the vessel that struck them.
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Erie Basin
Thomsen
Fox
Porto Rico Officials Visit Seeks $5 Million Loan
Auditor George C Ward and Treasurer 8 D Cremer arrived aboard the Carolina from San Juan. They come to negotiate a $5,000,000 loan for a large irrigation project approved recently by the island’s House of Delegates.
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George C.ward
D. Cremer
Porto Rico
Carolina
San Juan
House of Delegates
Fowler Named Again for Eighth Term in 5th District
The 5th District Republican Convention unanimously nominated Congressman Charles N. Fowler for an eighth term. Union County delegates initially opposed him but 116 votes backed Fowler after a caucus decision. Fowler spoke on currency reform and received backing from Morris County leader Uncle Dan Voorhees, despite efforts by Senator John Kean and Union County Republicans to block renomination.
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Tribune
Phillipsburg
Union County
Charles N. Fowler
James T. McMurray
Union
Fowler
United States
John Kean
Republican
Morris
Warren
Dan" Voorhees
National unemployed convention denounces landlords calls for armed action
At the Manhat tan Lyceum a four night session opened with speeches against social conditions. A radical resolution urged using armed forces against landlords unless unused lands are opened for the needy. The crowd included Boston participants and a poem titled The Beggar drew controversy. James Eads How chaired and sought moderation. Tomorrow’s program covers National Legislation and the Unemployed.
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National Convention of the Unemployed
Manhattan Lyceum
East 4Th Street
Boston
James Eads How
Hobo
Taft
Hir. Bryan
Hughes
How
J. H. Seymour
Ben” Reitman
Hoboes
Alexander Law
William Ross
Manhattan
B. Gross
Brooklyn
Robert McHugh
Remorseful husband ends life after tragedy at Coney Island
William J. Bliss a Brooklyn real estate dealer and husband of the woman killed under a Brooklyn Rapid Transit train at Coney Island on September 17 hanged himself in his cellar. He suffered temporary insanity from grief and the belief that his refusal to accompany her to the Mardi Gras caused her death. Bliss was preparing to move to his brother-in-law Eugene Kruger's house when he was found hanging about 11:50 AM.
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William J. Bliss
Herkimer Street
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Bliss
Eugene Kruger
Buried Forty Years After Death In Mount Auburn
A British sailor named Thomas Levick, died forty years ago on the Gala Pagos Islands. His bones were found by scientists and buried in Mount Auburn Cemetery Cambridge. A crucifix sandals and a knife with his name cut in a cave were found beside the body. Dr John Dixwell arranged the burial and Rev Richard E Armstrong read the service.
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the Tribune
Boston
Mount Auburn
Cambridge
Thomas Levick
Levick
Galapagos Islands
John Dixwell
Hyde Park
Richard E. Armstrong
Investigation of Skene's Office in Western Road Building Case
Rochester September 2 district attorney Widener began a grand jury inquiry into the State Engineer and Surveyor office aided by Bechtold. Subpenas issued to State Controller Glynn and Skene to appear with records on western district road building. Glynn sent Deputy Controller Thompson with documents. Charges of graft padded payrolls and contract violations to be investigated.
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Rochester
Widener
Charlies B. Bechtold
Glynn
Skene
Good Roads
Thompson
Albany County
Of Interest ze to Women and the salesgirl career
Miss Diana Hirschler, teaching girls to be saleswomen at Public School 27, is among the first two women to follow social secretary work. She trained in Boston stores, lecturing to hundreds of saleswomen and urging reforms. She favors seating when idle, a sales bonus, and an $8 living wage, and she will teach at the School of Philanthropy this winter, with plans to expand to the Manhattan Trade School for Girls.
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Diana Hirschler
Boston
Hirschler
Philadelphia
School of Philanthropy
Manhattan Trade School For
Suffragette Disorder at London Peace Conference Described
Mrs. Sarah Haydock recalls suffragette disturbances at Lloyd George speech at Caxton Hall during a London peace congress. Women interrupted, stewards escorted several out, some tearing clothes, while the meeting resumed in peace amid protests over franchise rights. A second item notes poultry gutting beliefs and pattern details from New-York Tribune.
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New York County
Lloyd-Georgea
Lloyd-George
Husband shoots at wife at church. comb saves her
Robert A. Stewart, 48, a truckman of West 16th Street, fired twice at his wife near Sixteenth Street Baptist Church. The bullets struck her comb and glanced off as she collapsed unconscious. He fled, later jailed at Jefferson Market Court in $1,000 bail for felonious assault.
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Sixteenth Street
Robert A. Stewart
West 16Th Street
West 20Th Street
Stewart
Jefferson Market Court
Public lectures begin Thursday by Board of Education
The Board of Education reopens its free public lectures on Thursday evening with the start time moved from 8 to 8:15 p.m. Through October to December two thousand lectures will be held, most in single course formats.
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Board of Education
State laws on poultry slaughter urge clean methods
Mr Burke urges state laws compelling those who kill and sell poultry to adopt the cleanest methods and to dress the poultry immediately after killing. He argues tainted meats cause widespread illness and even death, making proper handling crucial.
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Burke
Union label drive at second convention targets women’s wear
At the Labor Temple ease street delegates of the en ahamate Sente Wotan Latah league push a campaign for union made clothes for women while men race to stock up on union goods. Miss Mary Dreier wears union made attire. Miss Leonora O'Reilly laments lacking union garments. Miss Margaret Daley cites Milwaukee garment worker measures and trunk inspections. Delegates plan actions and a ball at Clinton later day.
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En Ahamate
Cts
Labor Temple
Ease Mth Street
League
Mary Dreier
Mise Daley
Clinton Eather
Embroidery Rimming Gown Features Tussore Silk and Velvet
The Tribune Pattern describes a smart gown with rimming embroidery on suitable material. The piece uses Tussore silk in a golden brown shade, velvet piping, and a satin girdle. It highlights the season's rich fabric offerings including Henrietta cloth and chiffes.
Lectures Scheduled by Major Colleges Amid Courses
More than a hundred courses are planned with lecturers from Columbia New York University Yale Princeton University of Pennsylvania City College Rutgers and Amherst to contribute offerings across the program.
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Columbia
New York University
Yale
Princeton
The
University of Pennsyvania
City College
Rutgers
Amherst
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National Convention of Unemployed
Car
Wife
Mardi Gras
Miss Hirschler
E. W. Burke
Wyoming
New-York Tribune
Comb
Au Agaes
Wood-Harmon Warranty Corporation
Fisce Agents
Broadway, N.Y
Union Label
Canuron
Thos. J. “Stewart CO
Tarrhouse
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