Court Martials Report On Army and Revenue Cutter Officers
Boston dispatch says Firet Lieutenant Edward Gottlieb, famed U S army electrical expert, is before a court martial for embezzlement and neglect of duty. The NY arrest followed an absence while perfecting submarine electrical gear. Also Port Townsend reports a court martial for Muller S Hay of the Revenue Cutter Service on Alaska related charges, with trial likely delayed to next week. friends defend the officer’s innocence.
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Boston
Edward Gottlieb
United States Army
New York
Gottlieb
Port Townsend
Wash
Washington
Muller
Hay
United States Revenue Cutter Service
Bertholff
San Francisco
Alaska
Bryan Buys Land Near Brownsville After Mexico Hunt
Willam Jennings Bryan and Mrs Bryan arrived in Brownsville from Mexico where he had been hunting. A large crowd welcomed them and Bryan gave a short address before visiting La Para ranch for several days. Earlier at Mission he bought 4 tracts of land to plant fruit trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Tex
Willam Jennings Bryan
Mrs Bryan
Mexico
Woman Dead After Suspected Killing In Greenville
Neighbors found Mrs George Gilmore dead and boarder Sharley dying after shots were fired. Sharley alleged her husband, from whom she had separated, killed her. Gilmore is missing and authorities pursue the husband as a suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Miss
George Gilmore
Sharley
Glimore
Connecticut Weather Forecast: Fair and Colder Tonight
Forecast for Connecticut calls for fair skies and colder conditions tonight, then continued fair weather Thursday with lingering cold and fresh westerly winds. High pressure extends from the northwest toward Missouri, bringing pleasant conditions east of the Rocky Mountains, with below normal temperatures in the upper Mississippi Valley and lake region. Freezing readings reach as far south as Vicksburg, Mississippi, while Battleford reports 26 below. Conditions look to hold for several days in this vicinity.
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Connecticut
Missouri
Rocky Mountaing
East Gulf Coast
South Atlantic Coast
Sevo Mn
Missimappi Valley
Lake Region
Vicksburg
Miss
Battleford
British North‘west
Thaw Fight Moves From New York to Pittsburgh for Bankruptcy Proceeding
The Thaw case careered to the United States circuit court of appeals as former Governor Stone of Pittsburgh and trustee Roger O Mara argued to transfer Harry K Thaw from Mattewan asylum to Pittsburgh for bankruptcy proceedings. Opponents claim the move is a sham while Stone contends the appellate court must review Judge Young's dismissal of a habeas corpus writ. Arguments concluded and the court recessed under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Mattenwan Asylum
New York State
Pittsburg
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Stone
Roger O'Mara
Thaw
Judge Young
United States Court For
Western District of Pennsylvania
Maine Leaves for New York From Portsmouth Yard
The United States battleship Maine departed the Portsmouth navy yard today bound for New York to take on supplies, as reported from Portsmouth New Hampshire with date December 2.
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Maine
Portsmouth
N. H
United States
Portsmouth Navy Yard
New York
Count Boni Suit Seeks Custody of Children in Paris
In Paris the custody battle between Count Boni de Castellane and Princess de Sagan continued. Clemenceau argued the second marriage harms parenting rights. the princess defended her duties and denied alienating the children. The Count's motives were questioned as he labeled de Sagan a bandit in letters to the children. A New Haven item notes an unidentified mortally injured man from a trolley strike remains unclaimed, about 40, foreign, laborer, awaiting identification.
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Paris
Boni de Castellane
Princess de Sagan
Sagan
Marquise de Castellane
M. Clemenceau
France
de Sagan
New Haven
Grace Hospital
Ansonia
Seymour
Cines
Pottery Strike Ended In Perth Amboy Area
In Perth Amboy New Jersey on December 2 strike action at the local potteries ended, according to Vice-President I M Keashey of the National Fire. He asserted the labor stoppage had concluded, signaling a return to normal operations for plants in the vicinity.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
I .M. Keashey
The
National Fire
Busy Burglars Get Four Years In Pepperell Bank Heist
Pepperell Massachusetts December report details a professional robbery at First National Bank. Three men blew the vault about 2 AM, escaping by auto toward Groton. Ernest Tarbell fired on the fleeing car, no injuries or blood found. Bag of cash scattered, gold largely untouched. Explosive damage centered on vault door. nitroglycerine suspected. Police connected with nearby towns, no solid clues by 10:30 AM. Insurance coverage cited.
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Pepperell
Mass
Dee 2
First National Bank
Groton
Ernest Tarbell
Tarbell
Vicina
Henry F. Tarbell
Census Director Predicts 1910 Costs and Savings
The director of the census reports an estimated cost of 14 117 000 for the 1910 census including annual investigations and two biennial reports. Excluding those, proper costs are 12 930 000, with last census at 12 520 000. He argues permanent office efficiency and new government owned tabulating machines will cut costs, hoping to keep the 1910 census near 14 million total.
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Becetary of Commerce and Labor
Baureau
United States
Bureau of the Census
Congress
Buureau
Martial law declared in Prague sparks deadly clashes
In Prague and the Weinberg suburb ten days of unrest followed a government martial law proclamation aimed at Czech students. Many students wounded in confrontations with police and gendarmes as tensions rise. Austria’s parliament convenes in Vienna, with Czech deputies threatening trouble for the new cabinet allied to martial order.
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Prague
Austria
Weinberg
Francis Joseph
Vienna
von Bierwerth
Croker Defends Position After Rabbi Wise Attack
Richard Croker replied to Rabbi Wise's attack calling him a narrow old man who resents his old friends. Croker denied shared ties with Tweed and reiterated his leadership of the Tammany organization.
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New York
Richard Croker
Rabbi Wise
Funeral for Herbert B. Smith Held at Residence
The funeral was held this afternoon from W. G. Smith’s 17 First Avenue home with Rev F. D. Buckley officiating. Interment followed at Riverside cemetery. Also, Hellmann Brewing Co sues Angelonario and Franceses DeLucia for 4000 dollars. attached property involved. case set for first Tuesday in January in district court. Mrs Elizabeth Burnett and her three year old son sought police help for warmth after wandering destitute in the city. Rev John X Lewis may assist.
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Herbert B. Smith
W. G. Smith
First Avenue
F. D. Buckley
Riverside Cemetery
Hellmann Brewing Co
Angelonario and
Franceses DeLucia
Elizabeth Burnett
Census Office Exam Plans Spark Debate On Appointments
A civil service discussion weighs non competitive exams for temporary census clerks and favors appointing enumerators via student hires. Proposals seek one central office, purchasing the current building and adjoining land to cut rent and improve efficiency, with state ownership considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Trensux
Dii
Geille Rai
Aeack
Sudden Execution In Scovill Estate Dispute
A surprise move in the Scovill estate suit saw Clerk Marsh issue execution against administrator Benjamin F Kelsey and the American Bonding Co for a $2,375.15 unsatisfied judgment. The action follows a long dispute over unpaid estate shares from George Scovill to his mother Marcia Scovill, with appeals and withdrawals but now a final enforcement. The case is described as a family quarrel turned legal matter.
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John Henderson
Thoms
N. R. Bronson
Edward Scovill
American Bonding Co
Philadelphia
Benjamin F. Kelsey
George Scovill
Marsh
Superior Court
Kelsey
The
Bonding Co
Scovill Manufacturing Co
Marcia Scovill
Supreme Court
Peasley
Princess de Broglie divorces over desertion amid Paris singing
The Princess Estelle de Broglie formerly Mrs 8 B West of Chicago has begun divorce proceedings against her husband due to desertion. She now sings in Paris restaurants to support herself and her children. The prince’s father opposed the union and a French court voided the Chicago marriage. Meanwhile mobs gathered at the palace demanding the prince leave the country as sailors relay signals between the legation and American cruisers. Lazard Freres sent $8 million in gold to Paris.
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Paris
Princess de Hroglie
Chicago
Princess de Broglie
Estelle Alexander
San Francesco
Veit
Port Au
Alexis
Legation
Water Bottles Sold Here In Large Selection
Hot water bottles offered with the largest line in the city and daily low prices. The company specializes in rubber goods and guarantees customer service. Water bottles and syringers combined available from 1.35.
Fountain Syringes and Sheeting in Stock At Low Prices
Advertises Fountain Syringes with 65 cents and up, Marvel Spray Syringes at $2.00, Premium Spray Syringes, $2.00, and Success Spray Syringe at $1.50. Also lists sheeting in all widths from 60 cents to $1.25 per yard.
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Marvel
Elastic Support Goods Hit Local Shop Shelf
A local retailer advertises a wide range of elastic stockings and support items. The inventory includes elastic stockings in all sizes and made to measure options, abdominal supports, trusses, knee caps, ankle braces, webbing, surgical bandages, and general elastic goods.
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Austria- Hungary
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
United States Supreme Court
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Diplomatic Corps
Cardinal Gibbons
Custer
Monroe
Mich
General Custer
Frank Daiber
New Kongs
Polle Hawkins
Mercurgen
E. C. Henderson
Robert Reynolds
Alexander Gore
Regillio Dawson
Charles Dawson
Arkansas River
Risi Pige Blof
Ark
Jefferson Hotel
County Court House
Court House
Weather Forecast
United States Circuit Court
Count Boni
Massachusetts
Iberalx
House of Commons
Pretyman
Middlesex
A. H. Dence
Auloist
Hartford
W. E. Kibbe
W. H. Phair
Phair
Robert BE. Merriman
Kibbe
G.T. Smith
State
Cuner
Croker
City News
Scovill Estate
Prince
Lazard Freres
the Alling Rubber Co
Bank Street
Eastern Tea Importers Co
South Main St
Hampson-Sellew
Hampson-Sellen Furniture Company
Glenwood
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