Canfield Must Pay Lawyer in Gambler Case Verdict
Richard A. Canfield loses a lawsuit to Delahunty for about 48 thousand dollars assessed with interest. Mooney brands Canfield a welcher for dismissing the contract and questions how a young man signed big notes and ended up in Bucklin's apartment after alleged drugging. The lengthy Washington Post report ties Canfield to Bucklin and a trial that exposed gambling debts and schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooney
Calla Canfield
Welcher
Washington Post
New York
Richard A. Canfield
Waterloo
John Delasumty
Supreme Court
Canfield
Jarome
Delahunty
Canid
David W. Bucklin
Canfiell
Battle
Marshall
Delanants
Edmund L. Mooney
Bucktin
Delahenty
Moorwy
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Calis Canfield
Mr. Mooney
Agbe
Bucklin
Mars
Newport
Yoan
Buerlin
Cenfield
Can
Amooney
Delehunty
Prince of Gamblers
Canfein
Richard Canfield
Prince of Darkness
Notice of marriage and death notices in multiple newspapers
Notice states that marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post will appear gratis, on application, across several newspapers including New York Times, Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Chicago Record-Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Rochester Herald, St. Louis Republic, Syracuse Post-Standard, St Paul Pioneer Press, Minneapolis Tribune, Cleveland Plain Dealer, and Cincinnati Enquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
NEW York Time
Boston Globe
Duffalo Courier
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia “Public Ledger
Mittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Lochester Heald
ST. Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
ST. Paul
Local Washington Funeral Homes Advertise Services
A fragment from a Washington newspaper ad lists W R Speare 940 F Street N W undertaker and embalmer J W Lee 400 Embalmer Livery connections George P Zurhorst Undertaker and Embalmer R F Harvey's Sons Funeral Directors and Embalmers 11th and 14th Streets with motorate prices and designs for funeral goods at 3214 F St Northwest. includes contact numbers and brief service notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
A J. William Lee
Pennsylvania
George P. Zurhorst
George P. Zurhorst, Undertaker and Embbalmer
Paneret Perigre
Quiet at Ohio Coal Mines Brings Guard Control to Bradley
In Dillongate Ohio on June 6 about 1110 members of the Ohio National Guard were stationed around Bradley and nearby mines. No hostilities were shown by strikers, and mine owners reported guards relieved, with military in control until further notice. Some mines at Plum Run and Rush Run remained in use by a limited crew. no major progress or clashes reported. Adjutant General Hughes later judged troop deployment justified but ordered Seventh Regiment companies dispersed as no immediate need remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillongate
Ohio
Ohio Natonal Guard
J. C. Speaks
Bradley
Plum Run
Rush Run
Columbus
Hughes
Peat
Woman burned in Second Avenue street car blaze
New York, June 5. Mies Tia Feldman of Wilkesbarre, Pa., badly burned when a fuse blew on a packed Second Avenue street car at Forty second Street. The fire spread from the floor and sides as occupants struggled to escape. Feldman was hospitalized and several others were hurt in the stampede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mies Tia Feldman
Market Street
Wilkesbarre
Second Avenue
Forty-second Street
Tiffanys Man Released Sentenced Suspended
John B. Brosseau former Tiffany & Co repair chief was discharged after a judge suspended one forgery indictment and kept two others as warnings. The firm did not prosecute. Revelations about others’ actions were cited as context. The June report notes a McKinley statue arrival and daily steamship movements in New York and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
John ‘B. Brosseau
Tiffany & Co
Foster
Court For
General Sessions
Brosseau
Jewelry Company
Brasseau
New York Central Inquiry Questions Stock Ties in Coal Firms
Philadelphia reports that President Cassatt did not testify as the Interstate Commerce Commission probes railroad coal dealings and soft costs. New York Central officials deny stock ownership in coal firms while details emerge on Beech Creek stock transfers worth about $1,000,000 and contractual coal supply obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clements
New York Central Railroad
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Clements and Cockrell
New York Central
Protest by Harvard instructor ties to death case
Eric Muentner, Harvard instructor whose wife died in Boston, is linked to a pamphlet titled Protest sent from New Orleans. The unsigned document argues about the case, mocks critics, and ends with a plea for divine mercy. New Orleans police investigate possible links to his stay in the city and printing orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eric Muentner
Harvard
Boston
New Orleans
Muentner
ASB
Case
New ‘Orleans
Down
Explosion in New York junk shop kills two men
Two men, Jacob Fried and Charles Rosenthal, were fatally hurt when a .52 caliber cartridge exploded at Fried & Wortzman junk shop behind a restaurant at 24 West Street. The blast blew one man through a doorway and another through a window as powder from thousands of cartridges was being removed. A fire followed. engine No. 10 struck and killed bootblack Sebastiao Gavateas while responding to the alarm. Firefighters rescued the injured, and the blast wrecked the tank shop and damaged the restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Fried & Wortzman
West Street
Jacob Fried
Charles Rosenthal
Fried
Rosenthal
Sebastiao Gavateas
Bootbaick
Washington Street
Bale Tery Place
Dolan
Wil Area 2
Election results for International Typographical Union officers
Indianapolis reports the two year officer slate elected by the International Typographical Union. President James M. Lynch of Syracuse New York. First Vice President Jobe of Minneapolis Minnesota. Secretary-Treasurer J. W. Bramwool of Denver California. Trustees of the Union Printers Home Thomas E. B. Crowley Cincinnati Ohio W. J. White San Francisco California E O Shepard Grand Rapids Michigan T D Fennessey Los Angeles California Delegates to the American Federation of Labor Frank J Foster Boston Massachusetts Frank Morrison Chicago Hugh Stevenson Toronto Canada Michael Comert Chicago Illinois Agent of the Union Printers Home George F Schelle Baltimore Maryland.
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Indianapolis
Ind
International Typographical Union
International
James M. Lynch
Syrature
N.Y
Prosjaeht Jobe
Hays
Minneapolis
Minn
J. W. Bramwool
Denver
Calp
Union Printers’ Home
Thomas EB. Crowley
Cincinnati
W. J. White
San Francisco
Shepard
Grind’ Rapids
T.D. Fennesay
Los Angeles
Col
Frank J K." Foster
Bostos
Mass
Prink Morrison
Chicago
Hugh Stevenson
Toronto
Canada
Michal Comert
vAgent
Uulon Printers
George F. Siehole
Exitimore
Flood Devastates Scottown Ohio قر
A heavy six hour rain floods Trontown area washing away Scottown twenty miles north of Trentia. Four killed including Mrs Sayre and daughter, four badly injured, bridges and telephone lines down, stock killed and crops ruined. Residents fled to hills as the valley was washed clean.
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Trontown
Ohio
Scottown
Trentia
Swithh
Ita
Sayre
Wau
Thi
Seatown
Guilty Plea in New York Election Fraud Case
In New York a group including Assemblyman Max Eckmann and four notaries pleaded guilty to conspiracy in preparing Municipal Ownership petitions. Judge Scott sentenced the four notaries to 100 dollar fines and paroled Eckmann for later sentencing, while Goldberger and Kieln had pleaded guilty the day before to be used as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Rial
Max Eckmann
Twelfth Assembly District
Notariga Public
Scott
Criminal Branch
Supreme Court
George W. Pinney
Henry Melrose
George A. Hyman
Emanuel Dollinger
Louise Levine
Eckmann
Assembly
Benjamin’ M. Goldberger
Poillon Sisters Face Hearing for Being Common Nuisances
Katharine and Charlotte Poillon appeared before Magistrate Hinn in Yorkville Police Court for a final hearing on a common nuisance charge filed by Mark P. Wella, Barstow Hotel proprietor. The sisters testified they never used profanity, though Charlotte admitted riding the elevator. the magistrate warned they had been misadvised and urged civil action for remedies.
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Poillon
Washington
New York
Katharine
Charlotte
Hinn
Yorkville
Mark P. Wella
Barstow
Paui Krotel
Katharine Pollion
Tyéazlon
Presenta
Krote
Charlotte Poilloh
Magistrate Film
Indicted for Lynchings in Tallulah Louisiana
Dr Frank A Brown a leading planter of Quehua Parish was indicted by a special grand jury today on charges of murdering Robert J Rogers who was lynched last week It is alleged Brown organized the posse and hired a special train for the lynching Rogers had been convict ed of killing Jesse Brown Brown s brother Three others Gal eeithe Gooch and Ross were arrested on first degree murder charges for alleged participation in the lynching of three negroes in the city on April 14 in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah
Frank A. Brown
Quechua
Parish
Robert
J. Rogers
Brown
Talulzh
Rogers
Jesse Brown
Ross Gal‘eeithe
Ily Gooch
Thin City
Tett's Second Trial Starts After Conviction Reversed
Cynthiana Kentucky June 3 The second trial of Curtiss Jett for the murder of Town Marshal James Cockrell at Jackson Kentucky in July 1902 begins here tomorrow. Jett was previously convicted and sentenced to death but was granted a new act by the Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Cynthiana
Curtiss Jett
James Cockrell
Jackson
Jett
Cockrell
Hunger strike in Russian jail shocks Warsaw observers
In Sandomir near Radim, fifty inmates held without trial since January have refused food since June 1. Delirious hunger strikers provoke concern as relatives seek parliamentary action to press the government for explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Sandomir
Radim
Wynne on Trial for Insubordination in Naval Court Martial
Capt. Robert F. Wynne of the United States Mining Corps faces court martial on the Pennsylvania at the Brooklyn Navy Yard charged with insubordination after allegedly drawing a revolver and threatening language when shaving interrupted a deck call. Lieut. Commander Bryan of the battleship Alabama testifies and Wynne defends that naval regulations allowed emergency duties. the trial continues tomorrow at ten.
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New York
Robert F. Wynne
United States Mining Corps
Robert J. Wynne
London
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Wyhne
Cuba
Philippines
China
Wynne
Alabama
Bryan
Indiana
Desha
Newton
Marine
Leutenant
Capt. Wynne
Kevin Ald
Capt .Wynne
Wayne
Pekin
Hoxer
Rai Vadk
Annapolis
Immigrant Wages and South Policy Debate in New York
In New York, Immigrant Commissioner Watchorn says immigrants will not go south unless Southern wages rise to Northern levels. The Immigration Commission discussed labor importation contracts and a Park to direct desirable immigrants to the South. Election of commission officers also noted, amid misprints about a late death.
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United States
Watchorn
New York
Immigration Commission
Watchborn
Eni
Max: Robinson
Congress
T. K. Bronex
North Carolina
D. W. Coons
Kentucky
David Robinson
Georgia
David Robincon
Bureary
Ang
Phonesherman
Ssccutive Committee
Protection for Miners Movement Demands Tighter Mine Regulations
International miners congress representing about 1 480 000 workers from Great Britain the United States Austria Germany and Belgium met at Westallster Palace Hotel and urged governments to appoint mine inspectors with broad inspection powers following the Courrieres disaster two American delegates J B White and T S Nicholls spoke and German delegate Sagkse commented on England’s open speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
London
Congress of Miners
Great Britain
United’ States
Austria
Germany
Belgium
Allaster Palace
Asa
Congress
Imay
J.B. White
Town
T. XS Nicholls
Pennsylvania
Sagkse
Reichstag
England
Reception to Americans in Madera
A fragmentary report notes visiting princes arriving in Madera for a reception hosted by local officials. The brief mention includes references to a vice consul and assorted activities, but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madera
Pete Eeides
Washiran
Monte Carlo High Stakes Stir At Bou rgeon Fest
A crowded Bou rgeon festival scene drew curious spectators as a steel magnate stirred interest in high stakes games. The Express notes temporary broadcasts and a focus on fashionable tables amid the lively event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Express
Artifacts Seized in Kannart Treasures Case
Unclear OCR fragment references persistent rumors about a J Pierpont involvement and alleged purchase actions. The text is damaged and mentions a hall group or house petition, payments, and a frail report of delayed or denied accreditation.
Public Safety Items Reported in Berlin Royal Crisis
Fragmented OCR notes describe prayers for Princess Frederick and notes that orders may force a public safety item to be fired from a battery if she yields. Mentions Berlin, crown, princess, and church prayers in her behalf. The text is garbled and unclear but hints at a royal pardon and potential punitive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prederick
Wiliam
Ryered
Odd Fellows Conference Raises Relief Fund After Earthquake
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows conference in Barrow-in-Furness raised a relief fund of about 80,100 to aid victims of a recent California earthquake. The effort gathered contributions from members and chambers in New York and San Francisco, with police oversight and strong support from the organization’s treasurer and committee.
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Barrow-in-Furnéas
Eng
Odd
Fella v
California
Ais Xoi
Saree
San
Francisco
New York
Ee Con Arts
Shugabete Rollers
ER Wellman Lectures and International Tensions
A fragmented report notes ER Wellman lecturing in Paris on aerial exploration and petroleum transport. It mentions French plans to deploy warships to Tangier seeking apology from Morocco over a French citizen’s assassination and signals broader moves to uphold French prestige in Northern Africa alongside a separate Indiana case offering a $5,000 reward for Oscar A. Baker tied to bribery allegations in the last general assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juma
Fudianapoli
Ind
Hanly
Marion
Oscar A. Baker
Last
Gene Assembly
Anatias’ Baker
Fulton County
National White Ribbon Allies Commend Temperance Efforts
The National Classor Dealers Association opened its convention in Louisville Kentucky with an address urging temperance and law obedience. Delegates condemn drunkenness and saloons, support anti alcohol groups, and say winds and spirits bless mankind under a provident plan while saloons should be wholesome for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvile
National
Clasor Dealers’ Association
United States
Second Warehouse Fire At Tompkinsville Damages Two NY Plants
A second fire in two weeks destroyed two American Cotton Duck Company warehouses in Tompkinsville Staten Island causing estimated losses between 200000 and 260000 dollars. Fireman George Bradler was injured and buried under ruins. feared fatally. Savings Bank in Rosey Muskingum County Ohio closed its doors with depositors to be paid in full. cause and assets not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyo
Weeks
New York
American Cotton Duck Company
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
Causedseross
George Bradler
Iris
Savings Bank
Deora
Zainesville
Ohio
Farmers and Merchants’ Savings Bank
Rose
Muskingum County
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Delahunry
Laura A
Joseph Fearson
Gibson
Mary James Chesley
Forest. Glen
Carrie T. Gibson
Ty Moses
Forest Glen
Arlingtonational Cemetery
Gorman
Arthur Pue Gorman
Promit Bowers
Trenton
N. J
Ann
John H. Mann
Patrick
Rose Ann Marn
John Meehan
Michael
Elien
Meehan
St. Peter's Church
Oelock A. m
Beresford
Eghty
York
Charles
Chare Long- Street
Mary Atrineston
Austin
Bogaert
Alice “St. Scott
H. Hines
Riggs Street
Everett
Mary Meade
Ei Kone
Iam Beverley
Sarah Lingan Randolph
Qak ’ Ae
Delahunt
Undertakers
Tiffany’s Man
McKinley
William McKinley
Capitol
iCroapland
Antwerp
Rkynland
Rotterdam
Salles
Kree Prinz
Wichelm
Bremen
Plymouta
Cherbourg
J Sinacoavel
Muts
Hateer Apelai
Gressz
Southampton
Wil Luck
Liverpool
Queenstown
Jane
Minneapoli
Hamburg
Kaiserly Arguate Victor
Plymouth Am Cheonburg
Finland
Tet
Commerce
Commission
NEW York Central Inquiry
Ohe
Beech Creek: Coal and Coke Company
Beech Creek Company
Pennsylvania Coal End
Coke
Coke Company
Raselertrough T
Rossiter
Cox
P. EB. Crowley
James Kerr
Clearfield
Calloway
Kerr
Beechrece
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Porto Cibo
Berwind-Whitt Company
Harsimus
Thy
Eric Muenter
Beloit’s
Beloit
Wis
Jung
Sammy. Ransom
Horaford
Myered
LT. U
James Mc Lynch
Printers’ Organization
Tallulah, la
Tett’s
Southern Immigration Commissioners
Barrie-Gauld
Aepter
Abeth
Cape Colony
Ted
Sabina Baring-Gould
Larz
Anfeyson
Mrs. , Anderson
Asin Guts
Madrid
Stirs
Monte Carlo
Kannart Treasures
J. P. Morgan
Giet
ODD ‘Fellows
ER Wellman
Paris
Siané Walter “Wellman
Andre
Budapest
NEW Publications
Jost Published
A. Maynard Barbour
Mainwaring
James L. Wood
J. B. Lippincott Co
C. G. Sloan & Co
Cordova
Abraham Lincoln
W. T. Mathews
Union Honey, Club
Simon Alto
G Street
G. Sloan, & CO
Association
Via
Co-operative Banking Service
An & Co-Operative
Citizens ‘Savings Bank
Bond Building
Breage
Home Savings Bank
7Th and Mass
Ave. N.W
7Th and H. Sts. N. E
7Th St. S
Law Reporter Printing Co
Fifth St
Maneger
American Ice Co
Pa Ave
the Sunday Post
Mali
Arehive
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