Haineses in Court Over Killing at Bayside Yacht Club
Captain Peter C. Haines Jr. and his brother T Jenkins Haines faced arraignment in Long Island City on a killing linked to a feud over a ruined home. The Haines brothers, kept in Queens jail, had hearing postponed as counsel arrived. A prior homicide case involving T Jenkins Haines surfaced, and deterioration in the Annis case drew attention from relatives and the district attorney.
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New York
Peter C. Haines, Jr
William E. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
First District Court
Long Island City
Matthew J. Smith
T. Jenkins Haines
Flushing
Haines Brothers
Queens County
Annis
Harvey G. Rockwell
William Annis
Amnis
Bay Side Yacht Club
Edward Hannegan
Old Point Comfort
Haines
Hannegan
Washington
Peter C. Haines
Winthrop
Mass
Fort Hancock
Sandy Hook
Court House
Connecticut Weather Outlook With Warm Tuesday
Forecast for Connecticut calls for showers tonight then warmer. Tuesday should be fair and warmer with light south to southwest winds. An area of low pressure over Lake Huron brings warm, unsettled weather to the central and eastern states. Highs reach above 0 degrees in central areas. A separate high pressure area over the Dakotas brings cooler conditions to the southwest.
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Connecticut
Lake Huron
Louis
Cincinnati
Dakotas
Race War Rages as Springfield Riots Intensify
A Bloomington dispatch reports Mrs Earl Hallam doubts her assailant's identity amid ongoing race riots in Springfield. George Richardson's alibi is questioned as a grand jury probes mob violence fueled by the alleged attack. National guardsmen with 160 horses arrive. soldiers patrol to prevent arson and protect black residents.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
Bloomington
Earl Hallam
Springfield
Richardson
Hallam
Record-Herald
George Richardson
Democrats Plan Aggressive Campaign In Connecticut
New Haven August 17 Democrats meet at the Tontine to map a bold statewide campaign. The party aims to press ahead despite Republican distractions as Governor Waller denies any gubernatorial candidacy. Possible nominees for congressman at large include George M Gunn, with Waterbury Mayor Thoms and Hartford’s Joseph P Tuttle among names canvassed for the state convention honors.
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New Haven
Democratic State Central Committee
Tontine
Waller
New London
George M. Gunn
Milford
Thoms
Waterbury
Joseph P. Tuttle
Hartford
Barglar Robbery Foiled At Mrs Ward Summer Home
Aug 17 report from mageneld states two burglars attempted to rob Mrs John Ward's summer home. Caretaker M T McGI found unlocked cellar door and sacks of household goods near the door. Officers hid in the cellar, roughed two men who fled when discovered. goods valued at 300 to 400 dollars.
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John Ward
M. T. McGi
Stock Broker Fails in New York Exchange
The suspension of Fred Dorr a Los Angeles stock broker was followed by a formal notice of his failure announced on the New York Stock Exchange today. Investigations into his failed operations extended over several weeks prompting the announcement.
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New York
Fred Dorr
Los Angeles
New York Stock Exchange
Dorr
Exchange
Lockout at Vulcan Yard Ends as Riveters Return
Stettin August 17. The Vulcan shipyard lockout ends with riveters returning after accepting the company terms on overtime pay and extra hours to complete contracts. The men resumed work following settlement of pay conditions.
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Stettin
Vulcan Shipbuilding Yards
Circus Train Wreck in Fort Kells damages Ringling cars
Bellingham Washington August 17 reports the first section of the Ringling Bros circus train wrecked at Fort Kells DC yesterday afternoon. A number of attendants were badly hurt in the crash.
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Bellingham
Wash
Ringling Bros
Fort Kells
D. C
Springfield Race War Threatens Murder Trial
A special grand jury will indict. the state's attorney to request murder charges. About 3,000 black residents have fled Springfield since the unrest began, mostly by rail and interurban lines, with others by wagon or on foot into rural areas. Many remain in state though some have reached Missouri Kentucky Indiana and as far as Louisiana. Governor Pindall was urged to send troops to Truman to guard black workers at Springfield Lumber and Cooperage and avert further race clashes after white employee J B Briggs was jailed for pistol-compelling twelve black land clearers to leave.
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Springfield
James A. Creighton
Sangamon County
Charles S. Deneen
Frank Hatch
North Nth Street
Hatch
Young
Chicago
Ninth
Jefferson Streets
Scott
Shafter
Seventh
Washington
First Infantry
Harvard Park
Missouri
Kentucky
Indiana
Mason and Dixon
Louisiana
Jonesboro
Ark
Pindall
Truman
Segro
Springfield Lumber and Cooperage Company
J. B. Briggs
Briggs
Politician Attacks Van Cleave Over Labor and Tariff
In Fairview and Grand Rapids despatches dated Aug 17 a series of political and disaster notes are reported. James Van Cleave calls for business opposition to Democrats over labor, while Bryan states he will address tariff and banking deposits at Des Moines and Topeka. In Traverse City a boiler explosion on the steamer Leelanau at Carp Lake injures many, with one confirmed dead and multiple seriously hurt.
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Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
James van Cleave
Manufacturers’ Association
van Cleave
Bryan
Des Moines
Topeka
Grand Rapids
Mich
Traverse City
Carp Lake
Luck of Drunken Man Trains Avoid a Fatal Tragedy
A Brooklyn man Martin Cantwell narrowly escaped death after walking along a subway edge at 185th Street and Lenox Avenue. He fell onto the track as trains approached. crew and bystanders saved him with only a scratched forehead and oiled skin as proof of his luck. In Greenwich, William Jordan, supporting a wife and five children, shot himself beside his sleeping wife, failing to carry out his plan. doctor urged medicine and his wife to administer care. Governor Curtis Guild Jr. shows steady recovery after appendicitis surgery in Boston. A farmhouse in South Chantre burned, forcing occupants to flee in night clothes. loss about 2000 dollars. Democratic chairman Mack met with many. Missouri Congressman Clark notes drift toward Bryan in the Midwest.
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New York
Martin Cantwell
Nevins Street
Brooklyn
Harlem
185Th Street
Lenox Avenue
Cantwell
West 125Th Street
Caloon
Greenwicn
William Jordan
Joalan
J. A. Clarke
Jordan
Clarke
Cardinal Gibbons on Catholicism in America and church-state relations
In Rome on Saturday Cardinal Gibbons attributed the progress of Catholicism in America to the separation of church and state. He praised clerical devotion and cited government tolerance as aiding social morality and prosperity. He denied discussing the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins in any papal presence. He left Rome for Brunnen, Switzerland, at 5 pm with Mgr O Connell.
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Rome
America
Cardinal Gibbons
Duke of the
Murderers confess after three hours of grilling
New Haven August 17. Farm hands Ralph Carrillo and Joseph Contaneo, charged with murdering George Sheehan on Saturday night, confessed this afternoon claiming they had been drinking. They thought Sheehan drew a gun. Contaneo held the pitchfork and Carrillo the shotgun. They returned to the farm unaware Sheehan was dead.
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New Haven
Ralph Carrillo
Joseph Contaneo
George Sheehan
Seehan
Contaneo
Carfilio
Sheehan
August dispatches and incidents across ports and sky
Aug 11 reports from Porto Rico confirm a satisfactory settlement on church land disputes as Jovert Ba con arrives aboard the San Juan to handle the matter. West Point cadets remain suspended with official status pending a later communication from Colonel Scott to Secretary Wright. News from Valdez Alaska notes the Bear capturing seventy five Japanese poachers after sealing two schooners. A Parseval dirigible crash near Berlin injures Captain von Krogh, and in New Milford Mrs Henry F Bostwick, 65, dies at lunch. her husband was a Bridgeport mayoral relative.
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New Torn
Aug
Jovert Bacon
Porto Rico
San Juan
Washingwo
Scott
West Point
Wright
New Milford
Henry F. Bostwick
Bostwith
Bridgeport
Republican Speaking Committee Eyes West Fire in Albany
Chicago reports the Republican speaking committee in the West plans to hold events in the Catehill Albany area on August 17. Word has spread that the Kaatekiil bay section of five may be involved, signaling a broader campaign push.
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Chicago
Republican Speaking Committee
West
Catehill
Albany
Kaatekiil Bay
Will Pay for Balloon Balloon Purchase by Army Board
Washington August 17 The army air board today accepted and will pay for Captain Baldwin s balloon.
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Washington
Army Aireblp
Captain Baldwin
Fire damages residence on State Street. $200 loss
A fire at the home of George W. Gooding on State Street Saturday afternoon caused about $200 in damage. Meantime Miss Selma Weill of New Haven wandered into George L. White’s house on 114 Gorte Street in a distressed condition and was taken to Lang’s sanitarium after a physician’s advice. She improved by morning and claimed New Haven as her home before departing.
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George W. Gooding
State Street
Selma Weill
New Haven
George L. White
Gorte Street
Lang
Miss Well
New Haves
Samuel Well
Lyon Street
Huntington mob fails to lynch assailant in jail clash
In Huntington New York a 35 man white mob tried to storm the lockup after a white woman Mrs Louise Servasini was assaulted by two negroes. Deputies warned off the mob and fired warning shots. The assailant was taken to jail and charged with criminal assault. The mob dispersed as dawn neared and no further harm occurred.
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New York
Long Island
Huntington
Louise Servasini
Riverhead
Servasin
S. C
Turtle 4 Early Sank Boat Off Staten Island
A Brooklyn fisherman, John McMullen, hauled a 300 pound sea turtle in a motorboat off Great Kills on August 17, needing to center the animal to prevent sinking. Captain Hank Armstrong claimed the catch as the largest sea turtle off Staten Island. The tale is followed by news that the Mechanics and Traders’ Bank reopened in New York with $1,000,000 capital and $800,000 surplus, planning to rename Union Bank of Brooklyn, with Edward M. Grout as president.
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Hank
Bank
New York
Mechanica and Traders’ Bank
Union Bank of
Brooklyn
Edward M. Grout
New York City
They Want Chase For Lieutenant Governor
The Democrat reports democratic politicians discuss Isadore Chase as a top lieutenant governor candidate. A local officeholder predicts Chase would split Waterbury votes from Lilley and possibly sway New Haven, suggesting a Democrat win if Chase runs. Inquiry finds Chase at his simmer cottage in Woodmont.
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Democrat
Isadore Chase
George L. Lilley
Chase
Waterbury
Lilley
Republican Party
New Haven
Mr Chase
Zander
Woodmont
Ocean and Mercantile Co appeal to Supreme Court
Washington August 17 The Ocean and Mercantile Steamship Company has appealed to the US Supreme Court the cases from federal courts in New York involving the collector of customs. The issue centers on whether clearance papers can be refused to vessels that refuse to pay penalties for bringing undesirable aliens into the United States.
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Supreme Court
Washington
The
Ocean
Mercantile Steamship Companies
Supreme Court of the
United States
New York
Collector of Customs
We Have Moved to 89 South Main Street
The notice announces a relocation to 89 South Main Street near Exchange with unchanged goods and prices. It highlights selection of teas and coffees, indicating ongoing availability and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main St
Sevieve
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Henry Hopkins
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Rotterdam
A. L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Williamer
Delaware, Lackawana and Western Railroad
Knapp
Interstate Commission
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Dodger
Bryan Bat
Man
Wife
Governor Guild
Boston
Curtis Guild, Jr
Guild
Cheshire
William Coleman
Henry Hendricks
South Cheantre
Mack
Democratic Committee
Clark
Middle West
the Free Church
Dhen
Bacon
Wes Point Cadets
Cutter
Unga
Berlin
von Krogh
CITY_NEWS
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Eastern Tea Importersco
Hotchkiss & Teme Ploton's
Hampson-Sellen Furniture Co
Bank Street
Glenwood Rance Agency
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