Four Held for Grime in $13,000 Reward Offered
New York June 26 Two more suspects were arrested in the murder of Julius Rosenheimer the wealthy Pelham estate owner. John Hines and Patrick O Flaherty were booked at Pelham jail after being traced on tracks from New York. Police seek the stolen gold watch with initials IT RR and have raised rewards to 32000 from Winchester County plus 100 from Pelham. Edward Rosenheimer boosted the bounty to 20000 to aid police.
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Washington Post
New York
Julius ‘T. Rosenheimer
Pelham
New York, New Haven
Hartford
John Hines
Patrick O'Flaherty
Massachusetts
Hines
O'Flaherty
Park Row
Charles Moore
Giuseppe Gidols
Gidolis
Mount Vernon
Moore
Pelham Manor
City Island
Edward Rosenhiemer
Milionaire
Winchester
Marks
McCafferty
Detective Bureau
New Line of Coastwise Steamships Planned from St John
Announcement in St John New Brunswick outlines a proposed steamship service between St John and Jacksonville Florida with calls at Boston and Bermuda. A separate line will run from Liverpool England to Jacksonville. Expected to begin around December 1 under the New Brunswick Boston and Bermuda Steamship Company name.
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St John
New Brunswick
Jacksonville
Fla
Boson
Bermuda
Lierpool
England
Jackson Ille
New Brunswick, Boston and Bermu. Steamship Company
Marriages and Obituaries Notice Set From June 1907
A multi person notice listing weddings and obituaries dated June 19 1907 from Baltimore and nearby areas. Entries include KLAWANS and EPLER wedding, ARMOUR family death, METZLER death, NAU death, SODHEIMER death, and WHITSON death with funeral details and residence addresses.
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Klawans
Funeral Directors and Embalmers in City Listings
A Detroit style directory lists funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and phone numbers. Entries include J William Lee WM H Sard o Co Hindle Bayliss Thos R Nalley Son R F Harveys Sons W R Speare John M Mitchells Son T A Costello Frank Geiszl Sons John R Wright Co and others offering modern chapels livery in connection and 24 hour service with varying phone prefixes.
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J William Lee
Pennsylvania
WM. H. Sardo & CO
George P. Zurhorst
East Capitol
Hindle & Bayliss
THOS
R. Nalley & Son
Lith
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth St NW
Medersteet
John M. Mitchell
Eleventh Street
Thos. S. Serge
T. A. Costello & Bro
Frank Geiezr
Seventh ST
John R. Wright CO
Chapol
Birthday of Maccabees Leader Falls in Battle The Washington Post
Ten year old Johnnie McCaffrey of 69% Hast Jisth Street died after falling from a fort during make believe coastwise battles with sea troops. He had been leading toy troops in delerium and muttered commands as he commanded a charge before dying at Fordham Hospital.
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Washington, Post
New York
Johnnie
McCaffrey
Bis
Fordham
Secretary Root Reaches for New Tariff Powers
Secretary Root uncovers a 17 year old meat inspection clause empowering the President to ban imports from nations that discriminate against American goods. The move aims to counter France over cottonseed oil duties, with the State Department prepared to grant concessions while asserting the President can act unilaterally if needed.
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Hlithu Root
United States
Germany
France
State Department
Root
Jusserand
French Chambers of Commerce
Treasury Department
Cortelyau
America
Mrs Kaufmann Guilty in First Degree Murder Trial
Mrs Moses Kaufmann wife of a Sioux Falls brewer was found guilty of murder in the first degree for torturing Agnes Poireis a sixteen year old servant girl to death. Witnesses testified she poured boiling water on the girl jabbed her with a broomstick and forced her to bathe in ashes soaked with water. The minimum penalty is four years at hard labor with October 21 set for sentencing and a $25000 bond ensuring liberty until then.
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Washington Post
Flandreau
Dak
Moses Kaufmann
Sioux Falls
Agnes Polreia
Kaufmanns
Kaufmann
Peter Erickson
Mrs Kaufmann
Miss Poirers
Agnes
Mia Kaufmann
Passenger ship Rhode Island damaged after fog collision
The Neptune Line steamer Rhode Island from Fall River returned to port with upper works badly damaged after colliding with a coal barge off Rose Island in dense fog last night. All 125 passengers were safe as the ship pressed on, the barge unseen until impact.
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New York
Neptune Line
Rhode Island
Fall River
Rose Island
Boston Women Win Wilmington Cup in Golf Meet
The Wilmington Country Club spring tournament concluded with Miss Adams of Boston defeating Miss Phelps of Boston, 8 up, 7 to play, for the Wilmington Cup. Miss Phelps took the Brandywine Cup after beating Miss Nobit of Wilmington, 3 up and 1 to play. Miss Magee of Staten Island won the Players Cup by defeating Miss Nobitt, 5 up, 3 to play.
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Miss Adams
Miss Phelps
Wilmington
Del
Wilmington Country Club
Miss M & Adams
Boston
Miss M & Phelps
Miss W Nobit
Miss Magee
Staten Island
Miss Nobitt
Licensed to Marry Multiple Couples in Portsmouth Area
A lengthy notice lists numerous marriages with ministers including Rev J H Bradford and Rev George C I Bratenald. Couples feature varied ages and locations such as Portsmouth and Churchville Virginia, with many pairs including ages from mid teens to early fifties.
Health Office Record of Obituaries and Ages
Health office records list several individuals and ages: Richard K McEanne Olympic year unclear. George N Perkins 64. Mary A Perry 23. George H Metler 65. Charles M Dayton 34. Lula Johnson at Columbia Hospital 23. Dwight D Stansell 55. Dove 20 at 15th Street NE country unclear. John B Wileon 84.
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Thomas W Willey
Annie D. Wilkins
Seth
Portsmouth
J H Bradford Frank W Shoemaker
Frances M McCoy
George C I Bratenald
Eagar Y Gilchrist
Lula B. Woodward
C H Stetson Clinton Jones
Sacha G. Gorman
Georges Brodthage
Samuel W Wolfheimer
Minnie Samuels
Louis Stern Clarence Clements
Sarah F. Frances
J BE McLaughlin
George Green
Maud Garrett
E_Hez Swem
Ernest G Lee
Filorenes K. House
el, Hubbard
Daniel J McCarthy
Dorothy Anson
A J Carey
John R Ashby
Churchville
Daisy P Hanger
Parnassua
J. EB. Irvine
Sohn Price
Georgia
Moon
A_ Jones
Willem W Adame
Hattie Dorsey
Henry, Newman
Louis J Jackson
Rachel Beckwith
J H Robinson Dudley Pellington
Rebecca Crampton
Charles N Pryor
Sylvester Young
Blanche Perrow
M P. Hean
Emmet Johnson
Ella Barks
John Richard
Ath
Fane
Richard K “McEaenne
George N. Perkins
St, Ze
Mary A Perry
Mh Bn
Yeure
George H Metler
Charles M Dayton
Gerard
Soun
John B Wileon
Wright and Behr Entered in British Tennis Contest
The United States National Lawn Tennis Association wired honorary secretary G R Newburn of Britain naming B C Wright and Karl C Behr as the U S team for the 1907 Davis international tenure trophy. Preliminary ties with Australia set for Wimbledon on July 3 5 16 with matches at Wimbledon July 20 22 and 26. In Toronto George H Felix of Reading Pa was elected president of the American Water Works Association with Wasam chosen for the next meeting place. Battersea Rise House the former home of William Wilberforce has been sold in London.
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Root
Congress
Messerand
United States
France
Germany
Boston
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
G. KR. Newburn
Lawn Tennis Association of
Great Britain
B. C. Wright
Karl C. Behr
Australia
Wimpledon
England
An Inners Wit
Wimbledon
Toronto
Ontario
George H. Felix
Reading
American Water Works Association
Wasam
Nuberforce
London
Battersea
William Wilbersee
Animus and remittances figure in Steunenberg trial
A Denver to San Francisco money trail is examined with remittances of 97.50 and 48 in 1904 tied to Pettibone's store. Witness W W McCartney identifies records, while judges Borah and Wood manage lengthy readings. Prosecution traces a $100 draft to Haywood via Jack Simpkins as Orchard testifies to alleged conspiracy in the Steunenberg murder case.
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Cheyenne
San Francisco
J. Wolff
P. Bone
H. Green
Pettibone
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Harry Orchard
38 & Solicitor
Senator Borah
Judge Wood
Miners
Frank Steunenberg
Borah
Gury
Federation
Steunenberg
Goddard and
Gabbart
Supreme Court of Colorado
Colorado
Charles H. Moyer
Richardson
Darrow
Moyer
Wood
Jack
Haywood
Simpkins
Denver
Is It a Jap War Secret Found Aboard Paducah
A mysterious packet said to hold Japanese war plans or defenses was found aboard the U S cruise Paducah off Honduras and sent to the Navy Department. The case, with a Jap servant as witness, fuels speculation on its purpose and origin. Meanwhile monitors Florida Nevada and Arkansas ferry cadets to Jamestown Exposition for intercollegiate boat races on the 28th. Rear Admiral A T Mahan, retired, arrived New York aboard the Prinzess Alice from Bremen.
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United States Navy
United States
Paducah
Honduras
Navy Department
Winterhalter
Saki
Florida
Nevada
Arkansas
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Naval Academy
Mahan
New York
A. T. Mahan
Bremen
Two claimants to Mrs Wilson title in Vanderbilt circle
New York June 20 A sensational London and Newport social row centers on who may call herself Mrs Charles H Wilson wife of Alfred G Vanderbilt’s whip James G Wilson. Elder Mrs Wilson says she married him abroad fourteen years ago and has marriage papers. Florence Schenck and her supporters claim a recent marriage in New York. The dispute spans Newport Orange and New York with possible divorce action and legal contest ahead.
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New York
Charles H. Wilson
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
England
George F. Bronson Howard
Wilson
A. G. Vanderbilt
London
Florence Schenck
Powhatan S. Schenck
Norfolk
Howard
Hps
Orange
N. J
Horse and Dog Society
Mr. Wilson
Miss Schenck
Mrs. Howard
Florence
Picedilly Circus
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Owhstan Schenck
Europe
Vanderbilts
James G. Wilson
Vanderbilt
Newport
East Orange
Battery A
Oranges
Wilconemnes
New
Aedt
Ross Leads List in Open Championship First Day Play
On the Philadelphia Cricket Club course Braeburn's Alex Ross tops the open golf championship after two rounds with 150. Hobans second at 151, Nicholls and Campbell tied at 152. Scores note Ross ill before play but still led. first round totals and second round leaders listed with many players from various clubs and cities.
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Philadelphia
United States
Rnks
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Alex Ross
Braeburn Cricket Club
Ross
Jack Hobans
Englewood Club
Bernard Nicholls
Ao Bernard Nicholls
Nashville Golf and Country Club
David Brown
Brookline
William T West
Princeton
D. Bail
Wiliam Norton
Deal Golf Club
Sl L. Auccnterionie
Grenview
Tom, Clark
Wilmington Country Club
Pearson
Richmond County Country Club
William Ogilvie
Philadelphia Country Club
George Low
Baltusrol
Stewart Gardner
Exmoor
Wiliam T. West
Donald Ball
William Norton
L. Auchterlile
J S Pearson
Wiliam Oglivie
A. W. Thlinghast
Herbert Strong
Jack Jolly
Alex Campbell
Ralph Peters
George Smith
Ajax Roar
Jack Hobens
George Kinsman
Warren Cochran
James Douglas
Willie 3Ime
WC Sherwood
Willie Anderson
WD. Robinson
Would-Be death by own action A Robber Charged Husband of Dead Woman
New York reports a coroner now believes James Wardell murdered his wife after she was asphyxiated with gas. Wardell, once seen as a death by own action suspect, is identified by mill hand Albert Tietz as the man who robbed him and whose property matched rings and a watch linked to Mrs. Wardell. Wardell cursed the coroner and defied police as investigators conclude the death was staged to conceal a burglary and murder.
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Washington Post
New York
James Wardell
Wardell
Albert Tietz
Stafford Springs
Conn
Tietz
Acritelh
Tiets
Tie
Acktell
Roosevelt recognises consuls and postmaster commissions
President Roosevelt today recognized consuls Hugo Fromman vice consul of Mexico at Cincinnati Enrique H Lee consul of Nicaragua at Baltimore and Luis A Cousin consul of Nicaragua at New Orleans He also signed commissions for postmasters Dora C Wendel Tallahassee John B Clapp Basin Montana and Harvey A Bucher Lander Wyoming
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Hugo Fromman
Mexico
Cincinnati
Enrique H. Lee
Nicaragua
Baltimore
Luis
New Orleans
Dora C. Wendel
Tallahassee
Ala
John 8. Clapp
Basin
Mont
Harvey A. Bucher
Lander
Wyo
Proper Food to Supply the Brain for the Restless Worker
A medical journal urges brain workers to refuel with food that rebuilds brain and nerve tissue. It cites brain fag from overwork and urges quitting or using nourishing food like Grape-Nuts to restore phosphate of potash and gray matter. The piece promotes Grape-Nuts as a readycooked breakfast aid for sustained mental effort.
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Wellville
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