Amen Corner Moves to Hoffman House as HQ Stirs NY politics
The New York State Republican headquarters will relocate to the Hoffman house across from the Hotel New York Topics after the Fifth Avenue hotel closed. Democratic figures already frequent the Hoffman house, and Republicans are likely to follow with informal gatherings and a planned annual dinner at the new site.
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New York Topics
New York
Amen Corner” Corporation
Hoffman House
Sealed wound to heart follows strange Yonkers beating
New Yorker Robert Inglis, a Yonkers athlete, was wounded in the heart after a street altercation with three strangers. He was rushed to St. Joseph hospital in New York where surgeons opened his chest, removed and stitched the heart, then replaced it. Doctors said recovery was possible though critical. The operation required rib removal and careful timing to avoid tearing the heart. Inglis later identified Paul Fornisky as one of his assailants.
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New York
Robert Inglis
Yonkers
St. Joseph Hospital
Inglis
Paul Fornisky
Metropolitan Life Tower to House Republic National Committee
National committee to occupy the Metropolitan Life Building tower across from Madison Square as part of the national campaign news. The piece notes Lady Herbert arriving in New York due to her father R. T. Wilson’s illness and social interest around the Vanderbilt family.
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Hoffman House
Fifth Avenue
Republican National Committee
Metropolitan Life Building
Madison Square
Michael Herbert
Michael Henry Herbert
Helle Wilson
Ogden Goelet
London
R. T. Wilson
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Lady Herbert
New York
Receipt for Confederate prisoners found by Sedalia man
Captain Samuel C. Gold, reviewing old papers in Levanta Missouri, found a receipt dated December 19, 1864 for the delivery of thirteen Confederate prisoners including the late Colonel Vincent Marmaduke to Captain Charles A. Booth at McLaren Barracks Cincinnati. The prisoners were captured in Chicago during a plot to free others at Camp Douglas, and Union secret service officials led to most arrests. Gold led the squad transporting the prisoners from Chicago to Cincinnati and turning them over to Booth.
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Levanta
Samuel C. Gold
Ohio
Vincent Marmaduke
Charles A. Booth
Mclaren Barracks
Cincinaa
Chicago
Camp Douglass
Union Secret Service
Canada
Captain Gold
Cincinnati
Captain Booth
Men and women must broaden views in schools says Dr Hall
Dr Winfield S Hall dean of students at Northwestern medical school told the YMCA that it is wrong to raise boys under sole feminine influence. He urged more male principals and male role models in schools and on playgrounds alongside parents who should make children their playmates.
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Cuiiaco
Winfield S. Hall
Northwestern University Medical School
Young Men’s Christian Association
Farm Visit Draws Fare Debate and Plans
A man explains at 6 a.m. he will vote early and, reflecting on three cent fares, says saving $40 this year would fund a trip home. He plans to spend his vacation on a farm in Clay county, shifting away from travel to see relatives.
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Singleman
Clay County
Royal welcome for Countess Gladys in Hungary
Countess Gladys Szechenyi arrived at Dermeroe castle amid a festal reception by the dowager Irene and Lazslo Szechenyi. Hungarian outriders, gypsy bands, flowers and fountains of gifts marked the triumphal entry as villagers cheered and hailed the American countess.
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Counteas
Orrmezor
Hungary
Gladys Szechenyi
Dermezoe
Vanderbilt
New York
Count Lazslo
Budapest
Szechenyi
Dermeroe
Gladys
Dermerce
Irene
Countess Cues
Dermerce Castle
Szechenyis
Stephan
Lazslo
Long sleep grips Los Angeles woman as doctors seek cause
Mrs Beulah Hawkins nears sixty two days in a trance described as cataleptic insanity. She shows no awakening sign and has lost only three pounds after an initial weight drop. Doctors remain puzzled about the insomnia like condition and possible awakening.
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New York
Los Angeles
Los Ancores
Beulah Hawkins
Prince Edward Island To Ban Motor Cars
The Prince Edward Island legislature voted to exclude motor cars from the province, saying car operation threatens public safety. A bill implementing the resolution will be introduced and passed this session amid cross party support. Farmers rely on horse teams and railways are sparse, and they complain cars frighten horses.
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Crarvettetown
Prince Epwarn Island
Prince Edward Island
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