Glad She Killed Him After He Beat Her For Years
Bertha Claicat shot Emile Gerdron, her living partner for six years, on Seventh Avenue as detectives attempted to arrest him for assault. He fled, she fired two shots to his back and another to the stomach, killing him. She declared she would do it again, claiming he beat her and she fed and cared for him. The incident occurred near West Twentieth Street station as police escorted Gerdron to custody.
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Bartha Claicat
Emile Gordton
New York
Emile Gerdron
Seventh Avenue
Bertha Claicat
Tenderloin
Morton
Gerdron
West Twentieth Street
Prem
Gerauron
Degandoy
Gilda
Health Office Record Entry of Various Individuals Dates
A health office record lists names and brief identifiers for individuals including J Artes Wo Burche of 1152 20th Ave, Bernhard Auseher of 2003 35th St, Thomas W Chase, Ove Wo Clapp, Aanenod Coleman, Thomas W Coulter Soldier's Home resident aged 73, George Graham of Anacostia, Sarah Graham, Jambella Harrington, Julia Harvey of 228 E Ow, Infant of Cine Ika, Catherine EK Johnson of 3738 Prospecture, Mathew Pierce at 8%, Ray of 101 13th Ave, Edward P Stevenson, Magdaline Sturtevant, Elizabeth J Turner aged 66, among others, with ages, addresses, and ages noted in shorthand.
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Artes
Ternard A Huseher
Thomas W Chase
Rona
Ove Wo Clapp
Juliaa Harvey
Cine Ika
Max Ave
Catherine EK Johnson
Arab Mathew
Pierce
Fonn W Ray
Edward P Stevenson
Durabarton Ave
Magdaline Sturtevant
St and
Asyl
Parisie girl testifies on alleged NY trafficking case
The woman says she was raised in a French town and lured to New York by Gerdron when she was seventeen. He promised marriage but forced her into prostitution, threatening death if she complained, leaving her life in “hell” since arrival. She seeks police protection.
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France
Gerdron
New York
Bince
Lost Jewels Recovered In Boston Arrests Of Porter Couple
New York porter Michael Burnham and his wife Elizabeth were arrested in Boston over a theft of a salesman’s jewelry case valued at thousands. Burnham, alias Frank Hiley, allegedly took the case from David Nathan of Nassau Street, carried it home, and sold part of the jewelry with his wife. A lodging-house keeper alerted police after suspect behavior, leading to a search that uncovered the case and jewels valued at several thousand dollars. Police linked Burnham to a prior alias Joe Healey and to a June car wagon disappearance, with further extradition to follow.
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New York
Porter
Boston
Michael Burnl
Frank Hiley
Elizabeth
Burnham
David Nathan
Nassau
Cortlandt Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nathan
Nassau Street
Aston
Charles F. Adams
Adams
Rileys
Daniel F. Pettit
Michael Burnham
Express Company
Nas~sau Street
Joe Healey
Elmira
Welcome to the Elks as Buffalo lights up for convention
Buffalo New York on July 8 celebrated the Elks visit with six blocks on Main Street illuminated by incandescent bulbs, mercury lamps, and electric canopies. A canopy of bulbs topped by four elk figures greeted guests while names of officers under consideration included Robert W. Brown of Louisville for grand exalted ruler and C F Tomlinson of Winston for grand esteemed leading knight.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Main Street
Seneca Street
Lafayette Square
Elka
Electriciana
Robert W. Brown
Louisville
C. F. Tomlinson
Winston
N. C
Charles W. Kauffman
Hoboken
N. J
Fred C Robinson
Dubuque
Iowa
Equitable Agent Quits Over Loaded Participating Policies
Archibald C. Haynes, general agent for the Equitable Life, resigns in New York city citing refusal to promote loaded participating policies and inadequate nonparticipating policy commissions. He announces he will cease active operations after December 31, naming Paul Marton as board chair. Haynes notes intent to work only with mutual organizations in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Archibald C. Haynes
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Broadstreet
Paul Marton
Financial District
Haynes
Equitable Society
Barbers to Open Sundays After Court Ruling
St Louis officials announce Sunday barber shops may reopen tomorrow following Judge Moore's ruling that Sunday closing is unreasonable. Chief Kiely will enforce closures for saloonkeepers, while barbers face no arrests if they stay open. Hotelkeepers had pressed for reopening to aid travelers.
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Washington
St. Louis
A. C. Stewart
Board of Police Commissioners
Kiely
Hiram Moore
Court of Criminal Correction
St. Lewi
Moore
Sun
Powers to be surrendered to federal marshal in Kentucky
Commonwealth's Attorney Franklin wires the Scott County judge to deliver Caleb Powers to the eastern district of Kentucky marshals under Judge Cochran's habeas writ. The Scott County circuit court will hold a special session Monday to record Powers's transfer as the term closes. Attorney General Hays says the state appeals to the U S Supreme Court to overturn the habeas writ and a suit will seek remand to the state court. Governor Warner designates Michigan National Guard Company L as bodyguard for the President at the Soo celebration.
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Frankfort
Commonwealth
Franklin
Scott County
Caleb Powers
United States
District of
Kentucky
Cochran
Scott Cireuit
Powers
Hays
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal
Supreme Court
Mich
Warner
Company L
Third Regiment
Michigan National Guard
Soo
Peace envoys depart Tokyo amid grand reception
Tokyo and Yokohama witnesses a festive send off for Baron Komura and his peace delegation. Crowds, balloons, and banners greet the party as Japan answers the peace prospect with joyous public displays and military honors accompany the Minnesota voyage to Seattle.
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Bsaron Komura
Shimbashi
Yokohama
Peace Commission
Baron Komura
Japan
Minnesota
Great Northern Line
Seattle
Marquis Ito
Katsura
Griscom
Legation
Minesota
Komura
Takao
Tokyo Bay
Baron Jutaro Komura
Kogoro Takahira
United States
Col. Tachibana
War Office
M.yamaza
Bureau of Political Affairs
M. Saito
Bureau of Information
E H. W. Denson
Foreign Office
Baron Koroura
Dinner to Baron de Rosen and Cassini’s departure
Count Cassini hosts a farewell dinner for Baron de Rosen the Russian ambassador designate. Guests include embassy staff and Russian consul Baron Schlippenbach in Washington. Cassini plans direct trip to St Petersburg for talks with the Emperor and a personal message from President Roosevelt.
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Eaeko
Oyster Bay
Baron Kaneko
Sagamore Hill
New York
White House
Washington
Far East
Karon Rogen
Count Cassini
Roosevelt
Sagamore Till
Baron Rosen
Atlee
Ambassador Rosen
Sylph
Baron Rozen
Adce
Portland
Portal City
Portland Board of Trade
Washington Manary
Baron As Rosen
Baron Schlippenbach
Chicago
St. Petersburg
Peirce
Adee
Invasion by Persians Dominates Caucasus Crisis
Reports from St Petersburg describe a severe Caucasus crisis with Persian bandits crossing borders into Baku and Erivan. Bombings in Tifis halt business, while Butoum faces paralysis as troops and weapons move to defend settlers. Violent strikes and anti-Semitic riots intensify, and authorities suppress official updates amid widespread unrest.
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Caucasus
Bt. Petersburg
Associated Press
Lenkoran
Baku
Erivan
Tserek
Tifis
Butoum
Kniz Potemkin
Vanovovosnesensk
Vladimir
Moscow
Viadimy
Klzbni Novgorod
Emperor Replies to Deputation on Russian Assembly
St Petersburg report details July 4 reception by the Emperor for a delegation from various provinces. The ruler rejected calls for a restricted body and warned God may punish Russia for past sins while reaffirming plans to summon an assembly and continue reforms toward peace and welfare.
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Czar
St Petersburg
Sherometes
Castro submits Venezuelan bond conversion contract to Congress
President Castro transmitted to Congress a special message with the Venezuelan debt settlement contract. The agreement between Venezuela and foreign holders, including Disconto-Gesellschaft for German holders and the council of foreign bondholders for British holders, outlines issuing 3 percent bonds totaling bolivars 132,049,825 redeemable in forty seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Congress
Caracas
Transmissian
London
Jame 21
Venezuela
Disconto-Gesellschaft
Council of Foreign Bondholers
Norwegian official recalls over Swedish pride in royal visit
In Christiania the Norwegian secretary planned to decorate for entry of Prince Gustavus Adolphus and his bride. Swedish press criticized welcoming a revolutionary symbol. To avoid tension, the secretary was recalled and arrived home. Stockholm palace will be empty tomorrow. The events reveal heightened Swedish feeling and Norwegian intent to honor its former dynasty.
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Christiania
Stockpyr
Gustavus Adolphua
Sweden
Stockholm
Henry Phipps in Trouble Over Poaching Incident
Special Cable Dispatch reports Scottish procurator fiscal probing Henry Phipps American steel magnate over a midnight July 4 incident on the Beauly River. Phipps and his two sons hailed a boat they mistook for poachers. a man named Fraser was wounded after a gun was fired. Fraser, a Lord Lovat servant, lost an eye after Edinburgh physicians intervened.
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Washington Post
London
Daily Mirror
Henry Phipps
Ns Phipps
Lord Lovat
Highland Place
Beaufort Castle
Beauly
Phipps
Fraser
Edinburgh
Frazer
France and Germany reach Tangier conference agreement
Premier xouvier and German ambassador Prince von Radolin announced an accord on communications between France and Germany over Morocco. France agrees to join a conference, with assurances its interests will be safeguarded. Official notes to the Chamber of Deputies expected Monday. Diplomatic circles indicate Tangier will host the conference.
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Paris
Xouvier
Prince von Radolin
France
Germany
Morocco
Chamber of Deputies
Tangier
Hope for crew abandoned after submarine Farfadet sinks
Efforts to raise the submerged French submarine Farfadet at the entrance to Sidi Abdallah port in Tunis failed last night. All hope of saving the crew is lost after the vessel sank last Thursday morning.
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Fair
Parla
Farfadet
Sidi Abdallah
Tunis
Jaures Urges International Socialism for Peace
In Parla on July 9 M Jaures in L Humanite calls on international socialism to unite against militarism and capitalism for peace. He argues a France Germany Britain clash would devastate civilization and urges French German cooperation as essential to universal peace.
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Parla
M. Jaures
Berlin
von Buelow
L'Humanite
France
Germany
England
Great Britain
China Refuses Russian Lama Escort at Thibet Border
Peking reports Russia seeks to show protection for the Dalai Lama as minister Pokoulioff leaves for Washington. China declines to authorize a small Russian escort to the Lama to Thibet borders, deeming it unnecessary. Lama remains at Urga amid unconfirmed reports of Russian bank funding. Mrs McCormick to visit America this summer with a Chicago-area stay planned. Verona buys the Romeo Juliet house for 2900 dollars after auction.
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China
Russia
Peking
M. Pokouiloff
Washington
Board of Foreign Affairs
Dalai Lama
Thibet
Kiachta
Pokotlloft
Urge
Urga
Verona
Ju- Met
Romeo
Barly
Amexican Killed by Mexican Peon in mining camp clash
In Urique Mexico, a fight between an American manager and a peon named Rocha led to two Americans being stabbed. Engineer Johnson died twelve hours after the assault. Rahn sustained light injuries and Rocha was jailed. The incident centers on a $3 debt claim from Manager Rahn of a mining company.
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Amexican
Mexico City
Urique
Rocha
Rachn
Johnson
Rahn
Bowles Die in Richmond Park After Dying Episode
Special to Tnewaaningian Hour reports Henry W. Bowles a well known proofrestler found dying in Monroe Park Richmond tonight and expired soon after. The piece then lists numerous ship arrivals and sailings from New York Liverpool Cherbourg and other ports with several vessels named and routes noted. An offer promises $100 for the best written criticism of Uncle Sam's speech on page 1 with souvenir Washington for the winner.
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Richmond
Henry W. Bowles
Monroe Park
Uncle Sam
Page 1
Washington
Walter Kittridge Dead Author of Tenting on the Old Camp Ground
Walter Kittridge the poet and author of Tenting on the Old Camp Ground died at his Reeds Ferry home today age and infirmities of old age cited as cause. He is survived by his widow and one daughter.
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Manchester
N. H
Walter Sittridge
Reeds Ferry
Oldest man in region dies at 102 in Fort Plain
Davin T Timmerman aged 102, the oldest man in the area, died in Fort Plain New Hampshire while visiting his aging father. In Laconia New Hampshire two brothers ages fifteen and twelve, Fred and Justin Finn, drowned while swimming in the Winnipesaukee River. An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a sustaining tonic to help endure the heat and bolster health.
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Fort Plain
N. H
Davin T Timmerman
Laconia
Fred
Justin Finn
Winnipesaukee River
Hood
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Leverett L. Hull
Full & Co. Coal and Coke
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St Catherine's Episcopal Church
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