First Woman Burglar Arrested After Mount Vernon Robberies
Mary Brown alias Mary Cook, Westchester county's first woman burglar, confessed to twelve robberies in two weeks in Mount Vernon and other areas. She admitted sharing in about $5,000 in plunder, refused to name her "gentleman friend," and said she would prefer forty years to squeal. She was arraigned before Justice Karback and held for further examination.
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New York
Joseph J. White
Wetham Heights
Mary Brown
Mary Cook
Westchester County
Mount Vernon
Brooklyn
Longe Island
Karback
Michigan Rail Suits Involving State and Major Lines
Lansing reports three major railroad lawsuits with millions at stake. The Michigan Central faces a 6 million damage suit over Charter repeal, plus tax-back cases before 1803. The state sues D G H and M over a 20 year old ruling on the Detroit to Pontiac line and charter scope.
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Lansing
Mich
Bird
Michigan Central
Supreme Court
G. H
Detroit
Pontiae
Pontiac
Is Terry McGovern Nutty
Terence McGovern the boxer slated to fight Young Corbett in Baltimore in January was taken to the observation ward of King's County Hospital Brooklyn for sanity examination. He arrived from Washington with wife and stepfather, acted strangely at home, chased ash barrels, and was examined by Dr Howell of Seney Hospital who said he appeared insane.
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New York
Terence McGovern
Corbett
Baltimore
King’s Cunty Hospital
Brooklyn
Joseph Kenny
McGovern
Washington
Howell
Seney Hospital
Will Boycott the Butchers
Hebrew housewives of Marlen organized a boycott of Harlem kosher meat shops after a mass meeting. A representative of the Butcher Protective association urged restraint as 500 attendees pressed for a strict boycott, causing a cat to be sent to police before order was restored. Police anticipate trouble and will watch the shops closely.
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New York
Hebrew Housewives of
Marlen
Harlem
Butchrt Protective Association
Ieliors
Bealanne
Crowe to stand trial for street car hold up
In Council Bluffs Pat Crowe, known for the Cadahy kidnapping case, faces trial today on a charge of holding up and robbing a street car crew during last summer. Montreal fire causes $150,000 loss in downtown shops with twelve firms affected and streets hindered by zero weather.
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Connecil Bluffs
Pat Crowe
A. E. Cadahy
Packer
Council Bluffs
Montreal
Excelsior Clothing Company
Notre Dame Street
Censorship of San Francisco Officials Sparks Public Order Debate
Yokohama reports police ban on cinematograph pictures of Mayor Schmitz and other San Francisco officials linked to school racial segregation. The press debates the issue as cautious observers note a pessimistic mood amid ongoing discussions.
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Yokohama
Schmitz
San Francisco
Train Bandit Taken as Kansas City Suspect
Charles H. Green a Colorado boilermaker with a ship’s certificate is arrested in Lawrence Kansas as the bandit who shot F E Ward a passenger on Santa Fe train No 17 near Holliday Kansas Ward is hospitalized at Topeka Santa Fe hospital with a leg wound and a cut hand Green, about 32, refuses to talk.
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Kansas City
Charles H. Green
Colorado
Lawrence
Kan
FE. C., Ward
Purcell
I. T
Holliday
Green
Trust ruling brands Continental Wall Paper as perfect trust
The United States circuit court of appeals called Continental Wall Paper a complete and ingeniously organized trust. Voight and Sons challenged the suit for 57000 on goods bought, but the appellate court found a perfect trust instance and ruled the trust not entitled to court aid.
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United States Court of Appeals
Continental
Cincinnati
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Continental Wall Paper Company
The
Wallpaper Company
Thompson
District Court
Louis Voight & Sons
Voight & Sons
Court of Appeals
Ite Elaim
New York Hits First Winter Chill with Sudden Freeze
New York experienced its first real winter spell as temperatures fell from 40 to 18 degrees in six hours. Strong winds sped the quick drop, and broker Charles HL Weeks, of Brooklyn, was found unconscious and frozen to death at Sixty-sixth Street and Columbus Avenue.
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New York
Charles HL. Weeks
Broolyn
Columbus Avenue
Tragic Accident Claims Life of Local Youth
In Kint Michigan on December 5 18 year old Melville Hite was killed by a self inflicted gun discharge near his home while with Harry Eckert. The gun exploded as he attempted to eject a shell and struck him in the breast with fatal effect. God were his only words.
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Kint, Mich
Melville
Hite
Wee
Ting
Harry Eckert
Chester Gillette Convicted of First Degree Murder
Chester Gillette was found guilty by a jury in Hierkter New York of first degree murder for killing Grace Grown in Moosenke New York on July 11. Algernon S Crapsey has been deposed as a priest for denying the virgin birth. Evangelist Sunday closed revival in Kewanee Illinois with 2 762 conversions. Reports of King Menelik’s illness or death are unfounded.
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Chester Gillette
Hierkter
N. Y
Grace Grown
Moosenke
Algernon S. Crapsey
Protestant Episcopal Church
Evangelist Sunday
Kewanee
Lil
Menelik
Abyssinia
Favorite Prescription for Women Promises Safe Childbirth Ease
An ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic, clearly listed medicine aiding expectant mothers and addressing female weaknesses. It claims medical endorsements, free sample literature by postal request, and notes related Peasant Pellets for constipation.
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Pierce
Ailgente
R. V. Pierce
Suffalo
N. Y
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