Garvey's Court Appearance Over Tramp Invasion of Astor Mansion
John Garvey the tramp who entered John Jacob Astor's mansion was ordered for trial after a magistrate rejected dismissal requests. He described entering to sleep and paying for lodging at a Bowery lodging house. Testimony included Astor's butler and a night watchman. Garvey maintained calm under cross examination. Bail set at $1000.
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New Yor
John Garvey
Goa
Aegan
John Jacob Astor
Peaiele
Wolf
Bowery
Stayton
Garway
Garvey
Thomas A. Hade
Mia
Astor
John Brennan
Johanna Best
Jane Dougherty
James B. Teedson
Miller
Hace
Slayton
Corean Safe Weathered Violent Atlantic Gale
The Corean Safe endured a long Atlantic voyage from an early gale to hurricane force winds. A huge wave swept a sailor from the bridge and two more injuries occurred as the deck froze and the condenser failed. Forty three passengers bound for St. John’s and Halifax were exhausted yet relieved to reach land.
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Abrari
Corean
St. John’s
Halifax
Main
Summit of Mount Tacoma Shows Vapor After Cloud Cover
Altered Washington dispatch notes the summit remained hidden by clouds but reports seven observers saw vapor rising from Mount Tacoma. They doubt a true summit change, attributing it to warm air meeting ice. some have drawn new peak sketches based on prior observations.
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Mount
Tacoma
Riordan Inquest Clears Fitzsimmons Of Blame
Syracuse report states Cornelius Riordan prizefighter died after sparring with Bob Fitzsimmons. A coroner's jury of local businessmen exonerates Fitzsimmons after hearings. District Attorney B Shore intends to pursue the matter with the January Onondaga county grand jury.
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Syracuse
Cornelius Riordan
Bob Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimons
B. Shore
Onondaga County
Panic at Central School as Steam Heater Burst
A steam heater exploded at Central School in Uxpriner Massachusetts injuring many children on the upper floor. Panic and trampling occurred as students tried to flee the six room building. Several were severely scalded by escape steam and boiling water.
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Uxpriner
Masa
Log pool formed by Minneapolis lumbermen
Telegraphic briefs note a proposed large log pool by Minneapolis lumbermen on the upper Mississippi and its tributaries. Also reported: explosion at a Chicago barber shop injuring several. Cramp Shipbuilding denies Russian navy contracts. New York alderman Parks jailed and fined for gambling. Washington Humane Society finds tail docking at White House stables untrue. a Cicero and Proviso Electric Street Railway collision in Austin Illinois kills one and injuries another.
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Mississippi
J. &. Stous
West
Taylor Street
Chicago
Charles H. Cramp
Cramp Ship Spd Engine Building Company
Charles Parks
New York City
Asbury Park
N. J
The
Humane Society of Washington
White House
Cicero and
Proviso Electric Street Railway
Austin
Ill
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