Woman killed by husband in Canada robbed motive robbery
Autopsy shows the Toronto area woman was strangled and beaten after a bank withdrawal of 800 dollars two days before her death. Police suspect the husband, arrested soon, admitted the crime to a relative. The case links statements from Hammond and other family members as investigators pursue a complete account.
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Canada
Alfe
June Wirgun
Cohoes
Hammendy
Albany
Ronses Polot
Nottourney Hammond
Health Office Records Deaths in November Hospital Notices
Abstracted from a fragmentary health department log listing multiple deaths with ages and locations. Names, ages, and hospitals appear, including references to Brightwood, Anacastia, and Wah Lah Hospital. The legibility is limited, but items show a variety of ages from young adults to seniors and dates near late November.
Murder Case Haunts Montreal Area After Woman’s Death
Neighbors recall piano music ceasing abruptly after a woman was murdered by strangling and beating. Hammond seen later, claiming wife gone to buy a farm. Bank withdrawal of over 800 on the 10th, followed by a forged funds deposit. A fur coat purchase and mutilated pocketbook found during a search suggest missing money. Authorities suspect Hammond may be arrested soon.
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Hammond
Montreal
Savings Bank
New York
Haymond
Parker Charges a Plot Over Hearst Election Fight
Special to The Washington Post reports a New York Supreme Court session over opening ballot boxes and recounting votes in discrepant districts. The appellate division postponed to Wednesday for Justice Amend to hear the case after a conference with Justices Geigerich and Amend. Ex Judge Parker denounced Hearst tactics as a plot to delay and install a hold-over mayor, while Hearst allies note gains in votes but avoid forecasts until ballots are counted.
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Washington Post
New York
Supreme Court
Appellate Division
Geigerich
Justice Amend
Wdnday
Parker
Hearst
McClellan
Aald Austen G Fox
W R. Hearst
Fox
Hearsts
Shearn
Haldeman Peace Candidate Enters Senate Race in Kentucky
Bon W. Haldeman editor of the Louisville Times formally announces his entry into the Kentucky United States Senate race now held by J C Blackburn. In a letter to Democratic legislators from the Fifth District he pledges to avoid factionalism and seek unity, urging the party to support a peaceful, harmonious campaign for the upcoming January election.
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Blackburn and Paynter
Kentucky
Lousvile
Courier Journal
Wis
Bon W . Heldeman
Louisville Times
United States Senate
J C . Blackburn
Fifth Congressional District
Haldeman Sais
Blackburn
Judge Paynter
Wheater
Mr Blackburn
Belmont Succeeds Peabody as Democratic Treasurer
Thomas Paggart, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, today appointed August Belmont of New York as treasurer to succeed George Foster Peabody who resigned due to illness, effective immediately.
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Beench Kek Springs
Ind
Thomas Paggart
Demcratic National Committee
August Belmont
New York
George Foster Peabody
Alger May Run Again for U S Senate
Senator Russel Alger of Michigan is expected to announce a campaign for reelection though health concerns had led to speculation he would retire. A Detroit Board of Commerce delegation urged him to run, while Arthur Hill of Michigan is already actively campaigning for the seat.
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Speciato
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Denoit Mich
Russel Alger
Michigan
Alger
Detroit Board of Commerce
Nercommital
Algers Delay
Ihimeef
Arthur Hill
Imagina
Old Lake steamer Saginaw burned on St Clair River
Fire destroyed the wooden freight steamer Saginaw owned by C W Kotecher of Detroit after a lamp exploded in the engine-room as the vessel advanced on the St Clair River. Ernest Minton, a fireman, nearly suffocated in the firehold before the boat was beached. Loss estimated around 16000 with several named individuals listed in the damage report.
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Detroit
Profits at New York Life Amid Insurance Probe
Testimony before the Armstrong Insurance committee details payments from New York Life to individuals and third parties, including a $59,000 sum paid to Andrew Hamilton by J P Morgan & Co. and a $930,000 loan profit paid to George W Perkins. Witnesses describe syndicate participations and off-book transfers tied to Equitable and Security Trust dealings, with rent and property matters also raised.
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Legislative
J. P. Morgan & Co
Equitable
New York
Armstrong Insurance Committee
New York Life Insurance Company
State
New York Life
Andrew Hamilton
Hamilton
New York Lifes
George W Perkins
Milton Munroe Mattison
New York Security and ‘Trust Company
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Shipman
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Frank B Jordan
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United States Steel
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George W. Perkins
Boston
Kidder, Peabody & Co
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LyMe
New York Lite
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Assemblyman
Prentice
George H Squire
Tia
Armstrong
Insurgent Bands in Cuba Seize Factory and Cartridges
Havana reports say Congressman Pino Guerra, sought by San Juan de Martines judges as insurrection leader, leads a growing following in Pinar del Rio. Government says he promotes verbal conspiracies while denying any armed following. A factory at Guanabacés supplying revolver and rifle cartridges was seized with several thousand rounds. No arrests yet in the Cerro arming case.
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San Juan de Martinez
Pinar del Rio
Pino Guerra
San Juan de Martines
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Col Piedra
Arma
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Butabang
Freyre Andrade
Interior
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Mutual Plan Blocked by Appellate Court Decision
New York November 24 The appellate division of the Supreme Court sitting in Brooklyn sustained Justice Maddox in Franklin B Lord s suit against the Equitable Life Assurance Society and its board. The ruling bars filing with the superintendent of Insurance of a proposed amended charter creating full mutualization of the society.
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Smit
Lord
Washington Post
New York
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Superintendent of Insurance
Justice Maddox
Franklin B Lord
Lords
Fight for New York County GOP Chair Opens in Gilsey House
Representative J Van Vechten Olcott launches a campaign to head the New York County Republican committee, claiming pledges from about 30s delegates and promising a December 2 convention vote. Odell calls for party harmony and non interference, while Herbert B Parsons is named campaign manager.
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Olcott
Washington Post
New York
J van Vechten Olcott
New York County
Odell
Gilsey
Astrict
Olcotts
France Tracks Venezuela dispute with possible force action
Paris reports no decision yet to use force against Venezuela though the cruiser Jean Bary will arm for a demonstration in Venezuelan waters, with naval units prepared if negotiations fail. Caracas says Venezuela asked the American minister to receive the second installment of the Plumley arbitration, which Paris says Castro refused on November 15, after paying the first installment months earlier.
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Paris
Lorient
Jean Bary
Ministry of Marine
Foreign Office
Thalnt
Caracas
Wr Russell
Castro
France
Daniel E Bandman Dead After Shakespearean Career
Daniel E Bandman a noted Shakespearean actor and Montana resident died at his ranch near Missoula after heart failure induced by acute indigestion. He was sixty six, born in Cassel Germany and leaves a widow and family.
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Mont
Nova
Daniel F Bandman
Montana
Hera
Cassel
Germany
Old Hickory Inn Burns Near Maplewood NJ
Special to The War South Orange reports the Old Hickory Inn in Maplewood destroyed by fire this afternoon. The house, built about forty years ago by Mrs C S Roosevelt, stood on the mountainside and was renowned as one of Northern New Jersey’s finest mansions with hard wood finish and silver door knobs. It included a ballroom and vast dining and living rooms. Recently owned by hotel men after passing from the Roosevelt estate, the last owner L E Roy renamed it Old Hickory Inn and aimed to attract automobilists to the resort.
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South Orange
Hickory Inn
Roosevelt
Maplewood
C . S. Roosevelt
New Jersey
L E Roy
Old Hickory Inn
Movements of Ocean Steamers From New York Nov 2
Arrivals and departures include Luceale from Liverpool and Queenstown La Lorraine from Havre, Vennsylvania from Hamburg, Minneapolis from London, and Lucanne from Liverpool Queenstown. Nantucket Lightship tracks distances and dock times, with notices of the Cunarder steamer Lucanne and La Lorraine’s wire communications. The Cymric sails for Boston via Queenstown, and Campania arrives from Liverpool.
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Liverpool
Queenstown
la Lorraine
Havre
Vennsylvania
Hamburg
Minneapolis
London
Tess
Nantucket
Lucanne
Essess Agrobn
Slasconset
Maia
Halled Cymric
Boson
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Campania
Main
Parson rumor denied on NY County committee bid
Rumors that President Roosevelt endorsed Congressman Herbert H Parsons for head of the New York County Republican committee are denied. The President remains neutral, offering only general party advice, while NY political figures like Van Vechten Olcott Hedges and William G Johen are noted as possible fits.
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Herbert H Parsons
New York County Republican Committee
New York
Corgressman Parsons
Odells
Washington
Odell
Parsons
New York Party
Mr Parsons
New York City
van Vechten Olcott
Job Hedges
William G. Johen
Men's 12K Half Hose at Sea Pair Sale Today
A local merchant advertises 100 dozen pairs of men s good quality plain black and tan 12K half hose with extra heavy weight double heel and toe steam proof foot offered at 121-20 price.
Brighton Garters Offer Low Prices on Pure Silk
Competitors question how we can sell far below established prices yet we provide the regular 2 25 cent Brighton Pure Silk Garters at 15 cents a pair. Offered today in plain and fancy colors including plaids stripes and figures.
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Brighton
Corner in Turkey Market Widens in Cincinnati Train Movements
A turkey market corner said to be engineered by the Armours two weeks ago is visible in Cincinnati with trainloads of fat gobblers bound east via the Pennsylvania line to Boston. A five-car train departed yesterday, followed by a nine-car train today, with larger consignments planned. Each car likely carries about 2,000 birds, totaling roughly 40,000 to 100,000 turkeys for Boston, plus another large shipment to Providence, Rhode Island.
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Epecia
Washington Post
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Armours
Cincinnaci
Pennsylvania
Boston
Adams Express Company
Providence
R. I
Seek Married Daughter Sought for Dr Jenkins Case
New York police yesterday asked May Sylvester to locate the married daughter of Dr Samuel Neville Jenkins who died suddenly in New York. The body lies unclaimed at the city morgue. Authorities believe the daughter lives in Washington but her married name is unknown. An effort is under way to identify and locate the daughter.
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May Sylvester
New York
Samuel Neville Jenkins
Examination Reveals Harness Hidden in Bag Incident
A Degra halted near Twentieth and K streets NW aroused officers suspicions. Claimed bag held turkey, but contents proved buggy harness. Arrested, he gave name Thomas Jackson and said he worked as a hostler at JC Love's Avery stable, 135 G street NW.
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Twentieth
K Streets
Owens and
Kerris
Taira
Thomas Jackson
JC. Love
Avery
G Street
Injuries at Football Prove Fatal
Arthur W Foote a pupil of Phillips Grammar School died here today from internal injuries sustained in a football game recently He was thirteen years old The report notes fatal injuries from the sport and identifies the victim with local education institutions and age
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Arthur W. Foote
Phillips Grammar School
Foote
Demand Rate Legislation Convention Calls for Federal Oversight
Chicago November 24 a movement began with Iroquois Club members planning a Chicago convention of representatives from major political clubs across parties. The goal is to discuss wills and means to secure federal supervision of insurance companies. Five thousand clubs from over 100 cities would receive invitations to attend. In Havana there were no new yellow fever cases. five under treatment are improving and no additional suspects were hospitalized.
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Iroquois Club
Tfe
Havana
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