Mayor Gaynor Recovering After Shooting Amid Public Awe
A large crowd heard the news of the shooting as Mayor Gaynor fought for survival. Mrs Gaynor rushed to the hospital with Acting Police Commissioner Bugher guiding the rapid transport. The Mayor stayed conscious at times, joked about hunger, and doctors summoned top surgeons to ensure his recovery.
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Gallagher Confession Says He Aimed At Mayor Gaynor
James J. Gallagher, the would be assailant, signs a dramatic confession heard by Hoboken officials. He claims he traveled to Hoboken at 9 20 AM boarded the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, asked a clergyman to identify Mayor Gaynor, and fired at him after saying Europe trip was planned to enjoy himself after depriving him of his bread and butter. He mentions the revolver used and says he cannot recall how many shots were fired.
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Gallagher Long Regarded as Dangerous Character
New York Aug 9 James J Gallagher the discharged dock night watchman who shot Mayor Gaynor has been wandering around his former post at Piers 9 and 10 East River and haunting City Hall for two weeks. He mutters threats and has appeared sober yet gloomy and nervous when confronted by reporters. Gallagher says he wants to see the Mayor and seeks restitution or his old job, warning that someone will get hurt if not satisfied. Patrick O Neill, day watch on the piers, recalls Gallagher’s presence since dismissal and describes him as typically drunk and morose.
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Gallagher threats and dock worker dispute prompt dismissal
A New York dock worker named Gallagher, known for fights and harsh threats, claimed a conspiracy to oust him after he complained to Mayor and officials. He said oil spills and stolen matches kept him from rounds, and he had a history of confrontations and a prior arrest for aggravated disorderly conduct.
Fitzgerald Responds to Mayor Gaynor Attack With Condemnation
Fitzgerald issued a statement after the attempted assassination of New York Mayor Gaynor. He called Gaynor a forceful public figure and warned against reckless criticism and harsh press rhetoric. He expressed hope for Gaynor’s quick recovery and a more temperate public discourse.
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Mayor Gaynor Life Story Featured on Page Nine
A note points readers to Page Nine for a feature on Mayor Gaynor's life. An advertisement touts Adamson's Couga Bal sam as a near universal cold remedy.
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