Helen Gould Deans Wife Testifies At Coroner Hearings
Mrs Snow, wife of New York University dean Charles Snow, testifies about the shooting in the cellar of the University of Nowforb building. Witnesses describe a struggle, a near fatal incident, and threats to Miss Helen Gould as investigators seek the killer who attacked student Sheldon.
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New York
Charles H
Iwit
Argulel
University of Nowforb
Dwlali Sheldon
Helen Gould Healilso
Thomas UN Ie
Uratan
Dean Snow
van Dwight Sheldon
Vuss
Helen Covid
Bligt
Fifteen Year-Old John Spleger Arrested in Heist
Mount Clemens police detain John Spleger after authorities recover about 5000 in money orders checks and pink certificates from his room. The 15 year old allegedly earned cash by cashing a forged Milton photo shop check and was linked to missing post office remittances. His mother and guardians express confidence as the juvenile case is sent to the juvenile division for review.
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Mount Clemens
Jenn Spleger
Is Toom
Jose
Upleger
Uplegar
E D Milton
Chick Hanno
Atlanta man donates blood to dying boy at Grady Hospital
A Atlanta man David Shirmaniser donated blood at Grady Hospital to help 11 year old Alfred Swart who was struck by a car at the Mitch ell and Wahington streets intersection. The boy died during the blood transfusion as another donor, Mr Schane, contributed blood from a separate operating table. Grandfather of the child served in the Philippines and died there years ago. the mother also fell ill and died two weeks after laying Alfred to rest.
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Dr van Etten
Dr Snow
Auint
David Shirmaniser
Atlanta
Wutome
Grady Hospital
Alfred Swart Grands
Iins
America
Alfred
Death by own action in Los Angeles man John W Dwyer
John W Dwyer, a race track man, committed death by own action by asphyxiation in his apartment Wednesday afternoon. The body was found tonight after a dispute on Saturday left his wife and her mother the house. investigators believe this caused the self inflicted death.
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Los Angeles
John W Dwyer
Marshall Spader & Co Suspended Three Years On Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange announced a three year suspension of Marshall Spader & Co of 7% Broadway after investigations showed numerous transactions with the defunct Coster Knapp & Co bucketshop. Thomas W Moorehead and William H Martin faced charges for conduct inconsistent with trade principles as the firm’s leadership testified in a lengthy committee hearing.
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New York Stock Exchange
Marshall, Spader & Co
Broadway
Waas
George W. Ely
Exchange
Coster, Knapp & Co
Thomas W Moorehead
W H Martin
Marshall Spader & Co
Coster
Knapp & Co
the Exchange
William H Martin
William JH Marshall
The
Stock Exchange
James D Marshall
W OH Spader
John Marshall
Langdon B Wood
Mit
Nafraug
Wiliam H Martin
Jaor
Thomas W . Moorehead
Doe
Stock Exchange i Tcook
Messrs Moorehead
Mar m
Seek Hot Springs Reform in Government Action
Five leaders of the Citizens Improvement Union presented resolutions to Assistant Secretary of the Interior Frank Pierce. They urge the Interior Department to shut off all water entertainments if local authorities block the government’s health resort policy, or seek legal authority through Congress to enforce it.
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Hot Springs Ark
Not Springs
United States
Monte Carlo
Citizens Improvement Union
Frank Pierce
Secretary of the Interior
Wong
Congress
Hot Springs
Little Grace Kelly Disappears In Flushing
Grace Kelly a six year old girl living with grandmother in Flushing vanished after leaving a store with a man claimed as her father Sergi Pilam Kelly a Washington based Army sergeant had served at Fort Totten and previously lost his wife. Grandmother Mrs Joseph Smith says he has tried to take her before and police were alerted after a woman eyewitness saw Grace leave with a stranger heading toward home.
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Washington Post
New
Bowne
Flushing
Kelly
Grace
Valentine
Train Wreck Near Pleasant Lake Injures Sixteen
A southbound Lake Shore passenger train on the Jackson Mich Fort WayneInd branch wrecked last night about a mile north of Pleasant Lake Ind. Sixteen persons were injured five seriously. The wreck involved six coaches and stemmed from a broken flat causing a switch to fail and the train to strike a sling leading to a gravel pit. The mangled cars toppled into the pit and several occupants were hurled loose. Injured passengers were taken to nearby farms and treated by doctors from Angola and Hillsdale Mich.
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Detroit
Mich
Angola
Ind
Lake Shore
Jackson
Fort Wayne
Pleasant Lake
Hillsdale
Disease mystery hits Virginia children in philadelphian visitor
Three of five Coleman children at Spotsylvania Courthouse Virginia died from a mysterious illness. A Philadelphian relative who visited is thought to have brought it. Doctors say the disease is not contagious or infectious, but residents fear possible epidemic amid a lingering panic.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Dee
John Coleman
Spottsylvania Courthouse
Philadelphia
Dsease Colemans
Virginia
Virginia Colemans
Nurse accuses rich man in grand jury case
Miss Ruth R Lee a nurse from 2020 Indiana avenue testified of an assault by Maston Maston president of the Victor Color and Vararsh Company of New York City and associate of prominent East men faced a grand jury in Chicago on a serious charge. Maston denied Miss Lee’s direct charge while admitting most of her story except the specific assault claim. The judge condemned the arraignment as severe and the court remained crowded through testimony.
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Chicago
Falkner Court
Victor Color and Vararsh Company
New York City
East
Grand
William Gemmills
Ruth R Lee
Indiana Avenue
Gemmill
New Yorker
Harnson Street
Miss Lee
Quinn Obrien
Maston
Young
Corrigan Foe of Rockefeller Dies After Financial Battle
Cleveland financier James Corrigan, longtime rival of John D Rockefeller, dies after an eight year saga in court and finance. Once tied to Standard Oil via stock deals, Corrigan sought aid during the Panic of 1893 and later claimed Rockefeller knew stock would rise, sparking a famous legal feud that strained Rockefeller brothers.
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John D Rock
Dfellar
Ijlang
John D Rockefeller
Frank Rockefeller
Fease
Frank
Expert Values Northern Pacific Rail Line Far Below Company Figures
St Paul Minnesota Deep-Dwight C Morgan hired by the state estimates Northern Pacific Railroad property in Minnesota at 39 million less than company officers claim. He lists total construction cost at 36244931547 and present value at 114794, with reconstruction cost at 31014 000. These figures accompany a court challenge to the commodity rate law, used by the state against the rail interests to show rates are adequate.
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St Paul
Minn
Deep
Dwight ¢ Morgan
Minnesota
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Pacific
Mor
Sta
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Say He Burned Factories in Camden Fire Suit Trial
sensational testimony opened in Philadelphia on Thursday in the case of John M Carroll owner of the Faes Breslin Company carpet plant in Camden New Jersey burned years ago seeking 110000 from John W Snyder and William D Bergen insurance brokers. James A Carroll testified that his uncle and others conspired to burn the plant. John Graeff the watchman testified he was implicated in the fire and in blackmail attempts yielding thousands of dollars.
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Philadelpiia
United States
John M Carroll
Faes Breslin Company
Camden
N J
Rome
John W Snyder
William D Bergen
James A Carroll
John Graeff
Graeff
John McCarrall
Carroll
Carnegie talks happiness and Taft in Christmas greetings
Special to The Washington Fi New York Dec 2 Andrew Carnegie issues Christmas greetings praising Taft as next President and the return of indemnity from China. He notes a now resolved anti-Japan stance, renewed friendship with Venezuela, and an improving business outlook.
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Taft
Washington
New York
Andrew Carnegie
China
Republic
Japan
Venezuela
Theater Fire Sparks Panic in Market Street District
A basement fire broke out last night at a moving picture theater on Market Street near Twelfth in Philadelphia. About 30 people were inside when the flames began. they escaped without injury. Five firefighters were overcome by smoke while fighting the blaze.
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Philadelphia
Market Street
Twelfth
Eracka
Bruiser Ordered Back From Trial and Recalled
The Montana armored cruiser, after speed tests at Rockland Maine, returned to Old Point Comfort amid orders and a possible move to Venezuela. Navy officials intercepted the vessel by wireless and prepared to send it back, while a naval coal carrier Sterling heads to Guantanamo for likely support of battleships Maine and North Carolina.
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Newport” News
United _States
Hampton Roads
Rockland
Dry Point- Comfort
Navy Department
Naval Trial Board
Old Point
Critger
Pos
Cruizer
Venezela
Newport
R. 1
Stering
Bradford Station
Cal
Guantanamo
Cuba
Cnel
Maine
North Carolina
Venemn
Sterling
Naval
Cuban
Rich man falls to death at Hot Springs hotel
Special to The Washington Pate reports Hiram M. Cox, president of Cox and Ward Co. of Portland Maine, died after falling from the third floor of the Waukesha House in Hot Springs Arkansas. Officials say accident or misstep. Cox, aged, suffered from neurasthenia.
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Portland
Hot Springs
Washington Pye
Cox
Timor Island Revolt Battles Portuguese Forces
Special dispatches report a grave rebellion in Timor, Malay archipelago. Samalkit and Batugedo tribes revolt, massacre settlers, and rout a governor’s infantry and cavalry force. Surviving troops retreat as rebels march on Dili, the capital and chief port of the Portuguese possession.
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Washington Poat
Lisbon
Badajos
Malay Archipelago
I- 18
Dmi
Countess’s Divorce Question Draws Danish Nobleman to Laurel
Count Brockenhaus von Lowenjelm, a Memphis mine owner and former diplomat, arrived to learn the status of the Countess Brockenhaus von Lowenfelm’s divorce. The countess, also Mrs A L Rogers, had recently paid a $50 fine for allegedly stealing six silver forks, but claimed innocence and said the forks were planted. He plans to visit Laurel with companions believed to be from the Danish embassy to question the countess about the divorce and the prior court case.
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Count Brockenhaus von Lowenjelm
Memphis
Teno
Brockenhaus von Lowenfelm
A L Rogers
Pace
Ralph L Galt
United States
Texas
Laurend
Pexas
Baltimore
Holger Karfel
Ralph Given
Given
Wue
Imm
Laurel
Money May Not Be Bogus in New York
William J Flynn head of the local secret service division worked to curb bogus Belgian 1000 franc notes valued up to 400000. Brokers doubt the notes may be counterfeit though some bankers are satisfied. Also Rio de Janeiro reports Deck Lieutenant Conrad Heck named naval attache to the Brazilian embassy in Washington.
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Washington Post
New York
William J Flynn
Secret Service
Mir Flynn
National Bank of Belgum
Belgium
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Conrads
Heck
Washington
New York Judge Frees Marie Clapp in Forgery Case
Marie Clapp, arrested on forgery charges filed by her husband Herbert Mason Clapp of New Braunfels Texas, was discharged by Magistrate Barlow in Jefferson Market court after Texas authorities declined to press the complaint. The judge said there was nothing to hold the defendant with the available papers.
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Washingon Post
New York
Mra Marie Clapp
Herbert Mason Clapp
New Braunfels
Tex
Texas
Dying From Queer Disease In Hermosillo Mexico
Reports from Hermosillo Sonora describe a mysterious illness rapidly killing residents. The disease proves difficult to diagnose, with victims dying within days and physicians unable to confirm a precise cause.
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Mexico
al Paso
Tex
Hermosillo
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