Parsons Wins Here Mcarren in Kings
Coverage of New York City primary results shows Parsons leading in most districts with strong anti-Parson opposition from Odell. Odell wins only in three assembly districts. Carlyle Mack's slate loses narrowly in the Fifteenth. Officials report several arrests at polling places and instances of attempted fraudulent voting. Parsons expresses satisfaction with the outcome as he eyes fall primaries and continued control of party machinery.
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New York County
Odell
Parsons
Woodruff
Republican Committee
Republican County Committee
Messrs. Halpin
Raymond
Hahn
Charles B. Page
William Haipin
Harry W. Mack
Mack
William I.douglass
Martin Saxe
Anti-Parsons
J. T. Hackett
Senues
Koenig
William Halppin
Erd -Fidman
George Wanmaker
William Ting
H. Woodward
Morris
Levy Pony
Ezra P. Pren
Samuel Krulewitchy
B. Brown
O Bentonn H. Hammond
Odenl
William Halpin
Oden
Seventh
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-fifth
Twenty Seventh
Twenty-ninth
Wahle
West Side Court
Wiliam Morris
Sixty-first Street
William Morgan
West Fifty-sixth Street
Henry Proctor
Embry
Jefferson Market
In Brooklyn Primary Fight Munn Rebels Against Kane
Violence flares at the Third Assembly District polling place as James Munn opposes James Kane. Police clash with rival Brooklyn Monk Eastman gang members at 183 Harrison Street. Arthur Raff of 52 Pacific Street is arrested for disorderly conduct before being bailed.
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Brooklyn
James Munn
James Kane
Kane
Monk Eastman Gang
Harrison Street
Arthur Raff
Pacific Street
Kane'seutenants
Kib
Thomas Slattery
Porth Place
Court Street
Senator Jeff Davis Arrested After Street Quarrel in Little Rock
In Little Rock Arkansas on March 81 United States Senator Jeff Davis and Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Helm fought on a street Davis dropped his historic cane and returned with a bloodied temple injury. Davis was arrested on a charge of carrying a revolver with murderous intent and Helm faced assault and battery charges. Both posted bonds and will appear tomorrow.
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New York Times
Little Rock
Ark
United States
Jeff Davis
Helm
Davis
Field
Arkansas
Littl Rock
Charlies Hartley
New al
Justice Wood
Hope
Knife claim in attack on Representative Clark erupts
Special to the Times reports John S. Horan private secretary to Representative Gaines of West Virginia admits drawing a stag handled knife in the lobby brawl with Representative Clark. Clark denies drawing a weapon as bystanders separated the men.
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New York Times
Washington
Representative Clark
New Varnum Hotel
John S. Horan
Gaines
West Virginia
Horan
Clark
Kite cameras catch ice cream thieves in Bayonne
Assistant City Officer William A. Eddy used a kite with three cameras to photograph two men eating ice cream stolen from his rear porch at 88 West Thirty-sixth Street. The pictures show the men beneath a tree but lack clear faces. The ice cream boxes were recovered.
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William A. Eddy
Bayonne
West Thirty-sixth Street
Eddy
Mr. Eddy
Dowie Shoots Horse Thief Near Zion City Farm
Dowie, son of the late J Alexander Dowie, fired at a horse thief at his Summer home after a Monday night theft. A posse pursued the suspect to a deserted barn where the thief refused surrender and drew weapons. Dowie shot the thief in the wrist and helped him to jail.
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New York Times
Muskegon
Mich
Gladstone Dowie
J. Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Dowie
Tove
Dowle
Colonel Stewart Sent to Deserted Arizona Post
Washington announces immediate enforcement of orders to assign Col William F Stewart Coast Artillery to an utterly deserted fort ninety miles from a railroad. The War Department cites lack of grounds for court martial yet signals possible proceedings if public opinion influenced his elimination.
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New York Times
Washington
William F. Stewart
Coast Artillery
Arizona
War Department
Department
Tewart
Col. Stewart
San Francisco
Geet Ederas
Gould Remarries French Prince Hopeful in Paris
Anna Gould plans to sail to Paris for a marriage to Helie de Talleyrand-Pergord, Prince de Sagan, despite family opposition and threats to her inheritance. The Prince defends his life at the Waldorf and vows to marry soon after her arrival. Charles Gould and relatives reportedly refuse acceptance.
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Anna Gould
Hotel Regis
Helie de Talleyrand-Pergord
Prince de Sagan
France
Helen Gould
Provence
Mme. Gould
Paris
Waldorf-Astoria
George Gould
Countess de Castellane
Gould
Georgy Gould
de Castellane
Jay ‘Gould
Dewey's Sparkling Grape Juice Introduced in New York
Dewey & Sons Co promotes a new non alcoholic sparkling grape juice product sterilized for safety. The beverage is distributed from 138 Fulton Street in New York City.
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Dewey’s
Ax Dewey & Sons Co
Fulton &T
New York
Miss Schenck Sues Wilson for 100000 in Suit
Miss Florence R. Schenck sues Charles H. Wilson for 100000 alleging elopement and marriage promises after luring her from Norfolk Virginia in October 1906. Guardian Milton A. Willment represents the underage plaintiff. Wilson plans to defend, no answer filed.
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Florence R. Schenck
Charles H. Wilson
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
David Welch
Nassau Street
Miss Schenck
Milton A. Willment
Wison
Norfolk
London
Wilson
Vanderbilt
Foster & Cunningham
Liberty Street
Powhatan Schenck
Evans Leaves the Fleet to Seek Treatment
The Navy Department reports Admiral Evans says the battleship Connecticut left Magdalena Bay and will dock in San Diego tomorrow night. Evans plans to reach San Luis Obispo for mineral springs treatment, later returning to Magdalena Bay before rejoining the fleet. Maine and Alabama to depart Atlantic fleet, replaced by Nebraska and Wisconsin, and placed in reserve ready to sail by June.
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Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Evans
Connecticut
Magdalena Bay
San Diego
San Luis Obispo
Cal
Maine
Alabama
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Atlantic
United States
Play Cave A Boy's Grave
Jeremiah Curren a 13 year old leader of a group of Long Island City schoolboys digging a robbers cave in an abandoned cellar at Howard and Review Avenues was killed when the ceiling collapsed trapping him. His companions Owen McLaughlin John Carly and Harry McCabe 12 years old lived nearby and aided in the search. Police and relatives arrived as rescuers worked but Curren was dead on being removed from the debris.
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Howard and
Review Avenues
Long Island City
Jeremiah Curren
Michael Curren
Calvary Cemetery
Greenpoint Avenue
Laurel Hill
Owen McLaughlin
John Carly
Harry McCabe
Young Curren
James Kennedy
James Sherlock
Illinois Central Sued Over Fraud and Perjury Allegations
Special to The New York Times Springfield Ill March 31 Charges of fraud and perjury were leveled at Illinois Central Railroad officials in an amended accounting bill filed by the Attorney General. The suit seeks about 15 000 000 in state funds allegedly withheld under the railroad’s charter 7 percent of gross earnings. The attorney general says statements to the state were falsely and fraudulently made to defraud Illinois.
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New York Times
Springfield
Ill
Illinois Central Railroad
Attorney General
Ilindls Central
Deneen
Illinois
Illinois Central
May Revoke Gould Charter in Galveston
Federal Receiver Freeman must reinvest all property income after operating and fixed charges in the improvements ordered by the State Railway Commission. Failure to comply could lead the commission to seek forfeiture of the Gould charter. The Gould interests allegedly sought federal receivers to evade state courts. The International and Great Northern admitted insolvency by failing to fund required safety improvements.
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New York Times
Galveston
Freeman
International & Great Northern Railway
State Railway Commission
Gould Time Barter
Gould Interests
Railway Commission
International & Great Northern
Bomb threats shut galleries across exchanges in New York
Police tie Berkman to the Union Square outrage as the Consolidated Stock Exchange and others close galleries after bomb threats. Bellevue Hospital reports Selig Silverstein deteriorating with meningitis amid the case’s legal proceedings. Berkman, freed on bail, faces further hearing as police present new evidence.
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Consolidated Stock Exchange
Falice
Exchange
Cottén Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Produce Exchange
Rome Stock Exchange
Publc
Alexander Berkman
Henry Cy Frick
Manistrate Droegen
Union Square
Berkman
Silverstein
Walter Uppitt
127 East 117Th Street
Commissioner of Immigration
Droege
George Robinson
Co.ser
Unemployed Socialist Party Postpones Open-Air Meeting
The Unemployed Conference of the Socialist Party met at the Labor Temple and postponed its proposed open-air meeting indefinitely. A mass gathering is planned at Grand Central Palace on Saturday afternoon to protest the denial of a permit for Union Square and police brutality. Participants include Robert Hunter Joshua Wanhopa Morris Hillquit and Thomas.
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Socialist Party
Labor Temple
Grand Central Palace
Union Square
Robert Hunter
Joshua Wanhopa
Morris Hillquit
Thomas
Bucket shop conviction shocks District
Percy Wade of Wade & Hedges was found guilty of setting up a gaming table in a test case against bucket shops. He was released on bail pending appeal. Ogden D. Budd, president of the New York Consolidated Exchange, urged a DC House sub committee to end bucket shops in the District.
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Washington
Percy Wade
Wade & Hedges
Ogden D. Budd
New York Consolidated Exchange
House
District of Columbia
New Traction Company Formed for 42nd Street Route
The Hudson and Long Island Traction Company was incorporated at Albany with a $50,000 capital to build a street railway from Forty-second Street to the Blackwell’s Island Bridge. The charter does not grant a franchise. an application for one has been made to the Public Service Commission. Incorporators include Frederick K. ag Anthony Stumpf, Arthur C. Hume, H. B. Weaver, C. M. Wicher, H. A. Bellen, WW. Lomax, John J. Clancy, and Y. B. Spencer.
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Hudson & Long Island Traction Company
Forty-second Street
Blackwell's Island Bridge
Albany
In Corporation
Public Service Commission
Frederick K. Ag Anthony Stumpf
Arthur C. Hume
H.B. Weaver
C. M. Wicher
H. A. Bellen
Vv. Lomax
John J. Clancy
Y. B. Spencer
Suspected Train Robber Caught in Newton
William T. Carr was arrested in Newton Kansas on March 31 charged with the murder of Oscar A. Bailey the express messenger killed in his car between Florence and Newton last Sunday Carr a former Bailey employee and suspected participant in the express robbery was employed by the company for three years.
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Newton
Kan
William T. Carr
Oscar A. Bailey
Florence
Express Company
Bailey
Cardinal Gibbons Seeks Regulation of Gambling
The Jockey Club shared letters showing Cardinal Gibbons favors regulation over total prohibition. E T Oxnard spoke with the Cardinal about the Agnew Hart bills before the Legislature. The Cardinal said prohibition breeds hypocrisy and cannot legislate morals, proposing instead strong control.
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Jockey Club
E. T. Oxnard
Cardinal Gibbons
Agnew-Hart
Countess Szechenyi III Ill in Vienna with Fever
Special cable from Vienna reports Countess Szechenyi III ill in bed with a sore throat and fever. She could not eat solid food this morning. her physician hopes for a cure in a few days and says the countess and Count will proceed to Budapest as scheduled, then to their Hungarian castle.
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Mme. Gould
Httie
Georges
Boniface
Jay
Helen Gould
Fifth Avenue
Prince
Frank J. Gould
Gould
Tyler W. Morse
Anderton
Mme
Vienna
New York Times
S24chényi
Budapest
Couit
Ferryboat Union Burns in Brooklyn Slip Fire
The Union ferryboat of the Union Ferry Company was badly damaged by fire at Catharine Street slip. Water from the fireboat and engines fought the blaze for over an hour before the vessel sank at her slip after 9 PM. Damage estimated at $45,000 with extensive fire lines set to prevent spread.
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Union
Union Ferry Company
Catharine Street
William L. Strang
Croker
Laway
Main Street
Voooklyn
Capt. Toole
Oak Stryst Station
Mielicon Street
Extra Guards for Taft In Chicago and Omaha
Special detectives will guard Secretary Taft in Chicago on Friday and Saturday with limited public contact at the Hamilton Club reception. Anarchist activity prompts heightened precautions. In Omaha Taft will stay April 6 and 7 under elaborate police protection arranged by Chief of Police Dona with two-day visit and security measures.
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New York
Tims
Chicago
Ygpecial De‘tectives
Taft
Hamilton Club
Omaha
Chipfé
Posee Dona
Secreary
Secetary
Cornell Pluffe
Girl Afres Jumps In Fatal Fire From Fifth Floor
Lena Isabella seven years old leaped from a Fifth Avenue building to the sidewalk after a lamp exploded lighting her dress on fire. She suffered a crushed skull, multiple fractures, internal injuries and severe burns and died at Flower Hospital. Her uncle Frank Isabella was burned and unconscious after running through the street.
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Lena Isabella
Fast Forty-sixth Street
Flower Hospital
Prank Isabella
Hastings
Auto First Coach Service for Parcels Proposed in Washington
A bill introduced by Bourke on March 41 seeks to create auto-first coach routes offering low postage rate delivery of short parcels and passenger travel. The plan proposes ten to fifteen cent adult fares and five cent school round trips with capacity for ten people and 4,500 pounds of baggage, with baggage charges by size.
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New York Times
Washington
Bourke Ock
Hee
Indictment Filed Against Nathan Vidaver for Extortion
A New York grand jury charged former Deputy Attorney General Nathan Vidaver with two counts of attempted extortion related to payments from William R. Montgomery. The indictments allege Vidaver sought 1500 dollars to silence press attacks linked to Hamilton Bank, with a 300 dollar cash receipt noted from Montgomery after a March 4 luncheon at the Astor House.
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Grand
Nathan Vidaver
William R. Montgomery
Foster
First ii
Vidaver
Montgomery
Hamilton Bank
Astor House
Aground off Blue Point in fog near Quogue Long Island
The steam ship Carolina grounded at 9 13 PM in fog off Blue Point Life Saving Station near Quogue L I while inbound from Oran to New ark. Crew led by Capt Frank Ropak assisted. vessel not damaged and expected to float free with the flood tide tomorrow morning.
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New York Times
Quogue
L. I
Carolina
Newark
Oran
Algeria
Blue Point Life
Frank Ropak
Duchess Consuelos and Mrs Ward Speak at Waldorf Playground Event
A large Waldorf Astoria gathering honors Mrs Hu ca as Duchess Consuelos and Mrs Ward host a Playground Association dinner. Mrs Ward delivers an address on citizen responsibility and the role of women in social advancement with Mr Gilder presiding as toastmaster.
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Playground Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Bath
Marlborquan
Richar Watson Glider
Prac
Gilder
Gulick
Humpars
Khee
Mrs. Ward
Childhond
New
Arnolds
Wright
Vanes
Tsut DT
Jheark
England
Waren
Avery
San -Mentt School
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Cassidy Downs Bermel
Queens
terly—Mack
Saxe
Frank Raymond
Monk Eastman
Florida
Sky Gamera
Zion
Arizona Desert Station
Adieus
Boni de Castellane
Alpha
Mme, Gould
St. Regis
Willam
B. Anderton
Madison Avenue
New Yo
A. G. Vanderbilt
Evans
Jerry Curren
State
Great Northern Road
Consolidated
D. Budd
NEW Traction Company
Blackwell’s Island Bridge
Countess Szechenyi III
Ferryboat
Union Burns
East River
Nathan -Vidaver
Grand Jury
Long Island
Duchess Consuelos
Mrs. Ward Speas
Waldorf-Ags
Huca
Mr. Gilder Toast Master
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