Nan Patterson Trial to Be Rushed in New York
Unusual efforts to expedite Nan Patterson murder trial of Caesar Young include longer daily sessions and possible night hearings. Juror selection tightens with private examinations and few excused for health. rumored witnesses and defense plans circulate as prosecutors and defense deny specifics.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Justice Davis
Supreme Court
Gie
Patterson
Washington
Wynne Confirmed in Four Cabinet Posts in Senate Action
Massington Dee 7 The senate confirms all four cabinet posts and the nominations of Postmaster Wilcox of New York and Indian Commissioner Lentt. Appointed are Attorney General William H Moody Postmaster General Robert J Wynne Secretary of the Navy Paul Morton Secretary of Commerce and Labor Victor B Metcalf Platt of New York introduced a bill to represent in Congress in southern states that have disfranchised black voters.
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Massington
Dee
Senate
Wilcox
New York
Lentt
William H. Moody
Robert J. Wynne
Navy
Paul Morton
Commerce and Labor
Victor B. Metcalf
Ae Platt
Congress
Canfield and Bucklin Indicted Over Exclusive Gambling House
New York December 7 Richard A Canfield and manager Bucklin proprietors of a famed exclusive gambling house at 5 East Forty fourth street were indicted by the grand jury on maintaining a gambling house. They appeared before Judge Cowing and pled not guilty. Each was fined and ordered confined promptly. The case centers on protecting a promised detour or exploit connected to the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard A. Canfield
Avid Bucklin
East Forty-fourth Street
Lincoln assassin eyewitness Ferguson remembered actor of stage
The article profiles Ferguson, famed member of American Cousin Co, noting his light comedy mastery in New York and his avoidance of Lincoln assassination references. It recalls his Ford's Theatre era appearance, earnings from savings and investments, and his status among notable actors of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Ferguson
Co. W. J
Berguson
Seber
Ely
Charles Frohman
Ford
Washington
Lincoln
Ferguson
Sore
Queene Bronix
New York City
Broadwas social event prompts association letters
Local notices describe a Broadwas social gathering and associated letters or inquires. The fragment mentions associations and social activity linking residents and groups in the area. Further details are unreadable due to the scanned text.
Hero of Liaoyang Matsui’s Charge at Scrub Hill in Manchuria
The New York Post reports Captain Matsui of the Japanese Third Division led two companies in the assault on Scrub Hill near Liaoyang. Despite a thigh wound and heavy casualties, Matsui urged his men forward through wire, mines, and bunkers, holding a Russian breastwork until reinforcements arrived, with 71 of 195 men surviving.
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Entaineul
New York Post
Oku
Manchuria
Japan
Liaoyang
Scrub Hill
Matsui
Matsul Aed
Leutenant
Mrs Chadwick changes hotels amid settlement talk
New York reports Mrs Chadwick occupying a five floor suite at the New Amsterdam with secret service nearby. Andrew Squire, Reynolds attorney, calls and leaves with hints of a receptive but not certain settlement. A private detective appears, others report securities held by Sir Reynolds, and a court attachment seeks all Chadwick securities. Assertions of a colossal swindle emerge as further investigations loom.
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New Amsterdam
Secret Service
Remington
Chadwick
New York
Andrew Squire
Cleveland
Sir Reynolds
Squire
Holland House
Reynolds
Cleveland, O
Dee
Harold Remington
Nathan Loeser
Casssie L. Chadwick
Ohio
Notting
Andrew Carnegie
Oberlin
HUNN SCREAMS AT INITIATION ABUSE AT EAGLES HEARING
Middletown reports John Hunn, complainant against ten members of the local Eagles degree staff, described a brutal initiation. He said he was blindfolded, strapped to a table, tattooed with I.O.O.H letters by electric device, beaten, shoe removed, forced to run in clogs, and injured when attempting to escape, later placed in a rope harness.
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Middletown
John Hunn
Aerle of Eagles
CASES IN COURT DELIBERATIONS IN CITY AND DISTRICT COURTS
In city court this morning the suit of Attorney Lauber against Constable Pryor drew a crowd as many lawyers volunteered to defend the constable over a disputed fee of 3 dollars. In federal court Maurice J. Bisnovich of Waterbury was sentenced to thirty days and costs after pleading guilty to concealment of property in bankruptcy. An appeal was noted in the TorkomianGreaney real estate commission suit, with Attorney Reiley on the appeal. A dispossession suit by Mrs Elizabeth Keegan against her son is set for tomorrow. A Fidelity Construction case against Samuel Blackman was settled after a trial, and Johanna Kelly versus Court Phelan of the F. Aewill be heard next unless settled.
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Lauber
Pryor
McGrath
John O’neill
Kennedy
Cassidy
Russell
Reiley
Guilfoile
Seery
James F. Lawlor
Slavin
West End
United States District Court
Maurice J. Bisnovich
Waterbury
Supreme Court
B. J. Torkomian
Margaret Greaney
Cowell
Elizabeth Keegan
James
E. A. Taylor
Fidelity Construction Co
Baldwin
Samuel Blackman
Johanna Kelly
Phelan
A.ewill
Death of Cartoonist Charles Lelan
New York reports the death of Charles Lelan the cartoonist from Cave Springs Georgia announced today He formerly worked for the New York Herald and the Philadelphia North American.
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New York
Charles Lelan
Cave Springs
Georgia
New York Herald
Philadelphia North American
Repentant man drinks laudanum but survives in New York
New York today reports James Smith a New Haven railroad worker who tried to end his life by taking laudanum after a failed job search. He repented within minutes and sought police aid. first aid and hospital care saved him. He is said to live at 268 West Carlisle Street New Haven Connecticut.
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New York
James Smith
New Haven
Conn
Smith
West Carlisle Street
Thieves Target Waterbury Churches For Valuables
Waterbury shoppers and churchgoers face a threat from a professional gang said to operate from Boston and New York. They seek chalices and other church valuables and were active near St Cecilia's on Scogill Street last night but found nothing. Authorities deny knowledge, yet pastors have been alerted and extra precautions will be taken to deter and catch them.
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Waterbury
St Cecilia’s Church
Scogill Street
Boston
New York
Weather Forecast for Connecticut Tonight and Thursday
Forecast calls for snow in the northern portion with fair conditions in the south tonight. Thursday to remain fair with fresh to brisk westerly winds across the state.
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Connecticut
Judge Burr Sentenced to Year in County Jail
Hartford December 7 Lyman Burr formerly judge of the New Britain police court was sentenced to one year in the county jail in the superior court for embezzlement. He was alleged to have appropriated part of the estate of Timothy Loomis to his own use while administrator.
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Hartford
Lyman
Burr
New Britain
Superior Court
Timothy Loomis
Train Derailment Wreck Near Daggett Calif
A water tank car train broke loose on a steep grade about 100 miles north of Daggett, speeding ten miles before colliding with a construction train. A brakeman was killed, two men seriously injured, and several others lightly hurt.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Salt Lake
Desert
Daggett
Turnbull Ends Red Stamp Exchange In Public Interest
A city note reports Turnbull will stop exchanging red stamps as the stamp company pledges public protection. Also mentioned are The American Boy magazine’s ongoing publication and promotion by A. S. & Co, with travel, sports and morals content.
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Turnbull
Stamp Company
Ask
Charles McGowan
Bridgeport
West Haven
Greene Kendrick
Frank Huber
Adams Street
Dresher & Keil
Knights of Columbus
Young Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bank Street
Joseph Pereaux
Laurel Street
Whittemore
Grand Street
Moragan
Lake W Strobel Co
Sia J
Five teams quit six day bike race at Madison Square Garden
In New York on December 7, five top teams including Wal thour and Monroe Bedell brothers Mayo and Newkirk McLean and Bowler Butler and Moran withdrew from the six day race after a dispute over a lap gain by Stol and Vanderstuyft. Officials refused to alter the lap, Powers refused reconciliation, and suspenders left the track amid a riotous crowd.
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New York
Dee 7
Madison Square Garden
Walthour
Monroe
Bedell Brothers
Mayo
Newkirk
McLean
Bowler
Butler
Moran
Root
Derlon
Stol
Vanderstuytt
Vanderstuyft
Dorian
Darlon
Dorlon
Gainen
Little Stol
Vanderstuyff
P. T. Powers
National Cycling Association
Dorson
Christmas furniture offers from Hampson Sellew Company
The Hampson-Sellew Store promotes Christmas gift furniture with 25 styles of furniture and frames priced from $1.60 to $45. A deposit reserves items for Christmas delivery and freights are prepaid to points. The ad highlights Morris chairs dressing tables and occasional chairs, urging early purchases as stocks grow and prices are low.
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Hamp Furniture Company
Oremany Home
Hampson-Sellew
Hampe Sellew’s
Morris
Chimas
son-Sellew Company
Platts Mills land appraisal panel gains member
A court appointed land appraisal commission for Platts Mills, involving Upson and local landowners Clara A Brzezinski and Hill, seeks vacancies after Edwin T Day's resignation. City counsel Hill of New Haven indicates meetings will be held locally and focus on securing possession of portions needed, amid competing interests and ownership.
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Gayger
Perior Court
Platts Mills
Upson
Edwin T. Day
Hill
New Haven
Uodlonel A
Clara A. Brzezinski
Mills
Epi
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Lauber-Pryor
St. Cecilia's Church
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Keegan-Logan
Ekee
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Caldwell-Hooper
Sulkins-Rockowitz
Downing-Limberg
Miller
Waller
Garden
Powers
Vanderstuyrt-Stol
Root-Dorlon
Ace
Pollock
Nat Butler
Oval
Roseie L. Sullivan
Ashadler
Keegan
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Downing- Ts
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son-Sellewtore
Hampson-Sellew Company
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