Playgrounds and women’s civic duty urged by Ward
Mrs Ward urges American women to embrace personal obligation for social and educational reform, praising playgrounds, schools, and charitable work. Riis and Addams stress play and reform, while Roosevelt and Bryce send regrets and support for the Playground Association dinner.
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Parson's Wins Here McArren in Kings Saloon Shooting
In Hicks and Baltic Streets saloon John Carey premises Slattery and companions confronted Darby O'Brien alias QBrien. Slattery shot OBrien in the breast. he died. Police held gang members at bay until a patrol wagon arrived. Material witnesses Burns Cantillor Dowd Raff detained. OBrien transported to hospital. prognosis poor.
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McCarren Wins Easily in Brooklyn Democratic Primary
McCarren swept Brooklyn contests winning every Assembly District with a contest. The Coler-Shevlin-Flaherty opposition was defeated in key districts led by William Melody William McGuire and others. McCarren hailed the vote at the Clarendon Hotel and accused Tammany influence of backing the opposition, while pledging to push party unity.
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Cassidy routs Bermel in Queens assembly race
In Queens Joseph Cassidy defeated incumbent Joseph Bermel across districts. Cassidy led First District by about 100, Second District by about 100, and Third by about 500. Fifth District gave Cassidy 171 to 14. Bermel carried no contest in Fourth.
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Wild scene as Zust mobbed in California voyage update
Report from Los Angeles notes a large crowd mobbing the Zust group in California. De Dion attends a ball for the Frenchmen near Goldfield while Protos moves ahead. Thomas crew set to sail today as the 49th day of the race progresses with intermittent times and arrivals from Seattle to Alaska.
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Italians Rally In Los Angeles To Welcome Endurance Car
Special to The New York Times reports the Zust car arriving in Los Angeles at 6 o clock after a long drive from Daggett via San Bernardino. The crowd along Main Street cheered, with Italian Club reception and a press car guiding the way. The crew hailed the roads and braced a damaged gasoline tank, planning to depart by midnight for San Francisco and then Seattle, aiming to reach Paris first in the endurance test.
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Thomas Crew Ready to Sail for Alaska Venture
Seattle reports optimism and grit as George Scheuster and his crew prepare to sail tomorrow with the Thomas car toward Valdez. Despite two days of lingering delays in Seattle, the party maintains high spirits, pursuing relentless drill and car grooming under Scheuster's strict command.
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Alaska Trip Test Run Faces Harsh Trail And Tales Of Snow
A Seattle to Alaska expedition report describes grueling continental grind forty one days long with blizzard drifts and mud. The crew, led by Captain Hansen, prepares gear and faces frost, thin trails, and perilous crossings from Valdez to Fairbanks.
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Record-breaking desert journey to Goldfield in a De Dion
The party from Ely to Tonopah and Goldfield reports a 250 mile desert leg completed in thirteen hours. A sandstorm reached sixty miles an hour and six mountain chains were crossed. Local reception planned in Goldfield after travel delays and a notably fast pace.
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Coffee and Postum Health Story Highlights Cheerfulness
A Washington woman credits stopping coffee and using Postum with restoring health and energy. She describes nervous spells, improved nerves, and returning to work and family duties, praising Cheerfulness from good health and attributing her recovery to Postum by Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan.
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Desert journey tale from St Chafr Atoban Bourcier
G. Bourcier St Chafratt recounts a desert trek with Autran in a De Dion car across sandstorms and rough terrain. They describe a dangerous pilot, fast horse changes, a camel of gas shortages, Tonopah help, and a Goldfield welcome as they press onward to Ely and beyond. The narrative mixes humor and peril as desert Fidelity tests man and machine.
Protos Car Struggles Through Bad Wyoming Roads
Special to The New York Times reports a German Protós car, manned by a crew, making a continental journey from Granger toward Evanston. Severe thaw, fresh snowfall, and heavy mud forced long detours, with the vehicle often stuck for hours. By 8 p m it neared Carter, 29 miles west, while still forty miles to Vanston remained.
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