Hains Brothers Arrigned After Bayside Yacht Club Killing
Captain Peter C Hains and his brother T Jen Hains were arraigned in Long Island City magistrate court charged with murder and accessory after the fact. They were brought from Queens county jail handcuffed together as photographers and crowds gathered outside the courtroom.
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New York
Peter C. Hains
T. Jen Hains
Quifens
Long Island City
William B. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Hains
John F. McIntyre
Hains Brothers
Peach Stone in Throat Rescued by Surgeon’s Knife
Jay Celley a 60 year old Northport farmer swallowed a peach stone Saturday afternoon. It lodged in his esophagus risking strangulation and he was rushed to Nessan hospital Mineola. Dr John Hartwell a throat specialist arrived by long distance telephone and operated at 11 pm removing an unusually large pit. Celley expected to recover.
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New York
Jay Celley
Northport
L. 1
Celley
Nessan Hospital
Mineola
John Hartwell
East Fifty-third
Leper in Washington held near city outskirts
John R. Early, a leper, is held prisoner in a tent on the city outskirts after arriving ten days ago and being found diseased at a Salvation Army lodging house. Health officials seek permission to remove him to Lynn, North Carolina. if refused, he may be sent to a Louisiana colony. He has a wife, child, mother, two sisters, and a brother in Lynn.
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Washington
John R. Early
Early
Salvation Army
Health Department
North Carolina
Lynn
N. C
Louisiana
Washinmgton
Connecticut Weather Forecast Likely Cloudy with Showers
A low pressure system from Texas to Virginia brings considerable cloudiness and local showers in southern areas while cool pleasant conditions persist in the north. High pressure over the ice region supports fair weather tonight and Tuesday with light variable winds.
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Connecticut
Texas
Virginia
Girl Cashier Hears She Is Heir to Vast Ball Estate
Miss Elesia E. Singleton, a Pennsylvania avenue restaurant cashier, says she has learned she may be an heir of Revolutionary War veteran Joseph Ball. The estate reportedly totals about 1.85 million in cash and 5,260 acres of land across Pennsylvania, the Carolinas, Kentucky, and Virginia, including iron deposits.
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Washington
Elesia E. Singleton
Pennsylvania Avenue
Joseph Ball
Miss Singleton
St Marys
Ball
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Carolinas
Kentucky
Virginia
Girls Held Prisoners After Lock Snaps at Water Company
Two late girls playing near New Haven water company on Crown street became accidental prisoners when an outer door lock snapped shut. A passerby summoned a watchman and freed them. One girl was frightened. the other attempted to reassure her friend.
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New Haven
Water Company
Crown Street
Royal Navy and American Fleet Join Sydney Parade
A grand review in Centennial park drew 600 royal navy and 3,000 American fleet sailors with 180,000 spectators. Admiral Sperry praised the volunteers as the best he had seen while Gov General Lord Northcote and Lady Northcote hosted guests at Government House. The visitors also won a baseball game against an Australian nine.
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Sydney
Centennial Park
Royal Navy
New South Wales
Lord Northcote
Australia
Admiral Sperry
Fort Macquarie
Commonwealth
Sperry
Port Hudson Lovers Die At Siege In Tragic War Tale
A Louisiana couple amid the Port Hudson siege, Alphonso Dubreuil and Amelia, beloved daughter of a secessionist doctor, wed after he wins her consent to enter the fort bomb proofs. Amelia is killed by a shell while near him. The next day a funeral cortege passes through lines as Confederate defenders honor the dead bride.
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Port Hudson
Alphonse Dubreuil
Louisiana
Dr. Chatrand
Dubreuil
Amelia
Alphonso
Ufe
Dubreutl
G. N. Sanssy
Asleep Under Water The Diver’s Amusing Sleep Tale
A diver clears a battleship propeller but vanishes from view as life lines fail. After hours of concern, another diver descends to find the crew asleep on a propeller blade, mid searchlight glare, the tale ending in comic confusion rather than tragedy.
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Garigsting Leutenant
Husband Drowned Near Spencers Mill Pond
John Coton, 28, drowned in Spencer's mill pond near the third village of Scituate R I while fishing in a leaky boat with William Read. Read swam ashore but Coton could not swim and sank as Mrs Colon, inches away, stood unable to rescue him. Coton had been superintendent of Irving Spencer's farm and lived in Scituate about two years, formerly Montreal residence.
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Scituate
R. 1
John Coton
Spencer's Mill Pond
Third Village
Coton
Colon
William Read
Read
Irving Spencer
Montreal
State Police Raid Sparks Italian Community Outcry
In Middletown on August 24 state police were accused of heavy handed liquor raids on Italian homes and stores, firing on residents after arrests and seizures. Officers Merrill S. Louis, Frank Vierilli, M. J. O'Connor, and W. E. Jackson led the actions, prompting claims of intimidation and violence amid protests from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Restance
Narrow Escape Near Ameri can Mill In Rockville
On East Main Street near the American mill in Rockville an automobile crashed into the fence and toppled a section into the mill pond area. The car backed and turned across the sidewalk, dragging along the ground before stopping. Rescue with jacks was needed to free the vehicle, which then continued on its way. The report also mentions the Thint Conference and a New York to Pittsburgh game recap with players Brespotan and Gitsos scoring.
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Rockville
East Main Street
America Mill
Jacob Arbus
Praise for Deneen and riot aftermath in Springfeld
In Springfeld Illinois two negro representative bodies passed resolutions praising Governor Deneen for suppressing rioting and urging cooperation with the chamber of commerce and the business men association to prevent repeats and punish offenders. The city prepares for claims from the riot burned properties while the Seventh Infantry may return to Chicago after miners are paid. The coroner declines inquest for two riot victims and the grand jury likely starts with a Scott Burton lynching probe.
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Springfeld
Deneen
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men's Association
Seventh Infantry
Chicago
John Coldwell
Frank Delamere
Scott Burton
Unconscious for a Week Mrs Walkley Dies at 98
Mrs Sally Ann Walkley, Middlesex county's oldest resident, died at her Westbrook home after a week unconscious from a paralytic stroke. Born in Haddam’s Little City in 1810, she valued strong mental faculties and witnessed two centuries of travel evolution. She leaves a daughter in Chicago.
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Judest
Westbrook
Sally
Ann Walkley
Middlesex County
Haddam
Little City
Buckingham
Lart Shaller
Clarke Sets World's Record In Salt Air Bicycle Race
Salt Lake City August 24 A J Clarke rode a half mile unpaced in a time trial at Salt Air track last night finishing in 502 5 a new world record for the distance and event.
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Salt Lake City
A. J. Clarke
Salt Air Track
Doctor forgets name mix up ends in Hill misreading
In northern Michigan a physician with memory trouble struggles to recall a patient’s name. To cover his lapse he asks if her name uses an L. The patient replies plainly that her name is Hill.
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Michigan
Hill
Miss Margaret Horan Starts Two Week Vacation at Savin Rock
Miss Margaret Horan of Baldwin street is spending a two weeks vacation at Savin Rock. Gilbert Young, one of the Bucks Hill typhoid fever patients, died at Waterbury hospital yesterday. The Waterbury baseball team is in Meriden this week as if the weather permits. Extra innings may be required in the double header. Henry Galway was arrested this afternoon by Detective Kennaugh on a warrant charging him with theft of a pair of strokeers from John Clancy of Franklin street. Attorney John ONeill's brother has been in the log plant of the Kates Burnham Cole company, Bridgeport. The candidates for the fire department were put through arms at City belt. This Rey Sage bed charger a van which consisted mainly radarr scaling. No were puomte to have do jumping.
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Margaret Horan
Baldwin Street
Savin Rock
Gilbert Young
Bucks! Hill
Waterbury Hospital
Waterbury
Meriden
Henry Galway
Kennaugh
John Clancy
Franklin Street
John O'Neill
Kates, Burnham & Cole Company
Bridgeport
Rey Sage
Death of Baron Speck von Sternburg in Heidelberg
On August 24 Baron Speck von Sternburg, the German ambassador to the United States, died in the Victoria Hotel Heidelberg after a long illness judged lupus not cancer by Professor Czerny. His wife Miss Lillian May Langham of Louisville was with him. The ambassador had recently consulted in Heidelberg and hoped to return to Washington. Burial may occur near Dresden. He left New York for Germany May 16.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Baron Speck von Sternburg
United States
Victoria
Lillian May Langham
Louisville
Hamburg
Vincent Czerny
Baron von Sternburg
Berlin
Emperor William
Washington
Thearon
Dresden
Baron ‘von Sternburg
New York
Dover Police Hero Shot by Son-in-Law in Home Tragedy
Walter G Sterling a veteran Dover officer, aged about 65, was killed in his home by his son-in-law J Edward Dame a 35 year old machinist and former city councilman Dame said self defense after Sterling threatened him with a broom Dame surrendered his revolver to police and was jailed Charges of murder filed and court date set for September 5 The incident followed a dispute over closing clothes closets and Dame fired one shot toward the ceiling before a second struck Sterling in the heart in Dover New Hampshire August 24
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Dover
N. H
Walter 5
Sterling
Portland Street
J. Edward Dame
Dame
Fire
Atg
J. Edward Dane
Walter G. Sterling
Sterlling
Youth 17 Shoots Self In Jaw In Lockdown Incident
Lew Haven Aug 24 A 17 year old youth named Parquale Frank is hospitalized after a self inflicted gunshot wound to the jaw. The incident occurred when he locked himself in his room and fired. The bullet has not been located.
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Himelf
Lew Haven
Parquale Frank
Socialism in Colleges Expands Across Notable Universities
A report by the Intercollegiate Socialistic Society lists chapters formed at Harvard Yard Princeton University of Pennsylvania Columbia Barnard New York University and NYU Law School. Frederick H. Merrick led chapter formation and Mike Mary Sanford and Miss Helen Phelps Stokes arranged women’s college outreach visiting Vassar Wellesley Smith Bryn Mawr to promote socialist study. A city charter from a socialist viewpoint may be studied next season.
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New York
Boeuty
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Hare Yard
Princeton
University of Pennnsylvania
Columbia
Barnard
New York University
New York University Law School
Frederick H. Merrick
Mike Mary Rt. Sanford
Helen Phelps Stokes
Vassar
Wellesley
Smith and
Ire, Mawr
We Have Moved to 89 South Main St
The notice states a relocation to 89 South Main Street near Exchange Place with the same goods and prices. It claims best teas and coffees with no clear dates or additional details beyond the move and ongoing offerings.
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South Main St
Eastern Tea Importers Nearby Hotchkiss & Telle
A sparse OCR fragment notes Eastern Tea Importers located next door to Hotchkiss and Telle pleton.
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William E
Horace B. Perry
Boston
Walstein R. Chester
Doane Street
Chester
Ethel Eastman
Leper
Constantinople
Stambon
Thomas Lipton
Weather Forecast
Water Company’s
England
Manchester
Leeds
Church of A
New England
Rih Jage
Cherch
Willimantic
Mansfield
Merrill S$. Louis
Hartford
Frank Vierilli
M. J. O'Connor
W. E. Jackson
Willimantte
Tro Melini
Green Place
Alesandro Agonistino
North Main Street
Salvatore Mazzotte
Court Street
Tucci Mazzareno
Donato Denofrio
Liberty Street
Mazzotte
Denofrio
Meiini
Melini
Gaetana Rosso
Jim
Rockville Mill Pond
Pieteberg
Pittebere
Wes Witles
Brespotan
Pittebert
Wills
Gitsos
George W. Fitzgerald
Sub-Treasury
Fitzgerald
Bellevine
Jordan Shoe Co
Crown Milling Co
Ctzy News
Hawaii
Sternburg
Swinburne
West Virginia
San Francisco
Pacific Fleet
Samoa
Plymouth
Sandy Hook
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Syracuse
Intercollegiate Society
Eastern Tea Importersco
Hotchkiss & Tellepleton’s
The
Hampson-Sellen Furniture Co
Bank Street
Glexwood Rance Agenct
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