Two Robbers Attack Clerk at Hotel Manhattan Store
John J. Cassidy, 503 East Eighty-seventh Street, clerk at Hotel Manhattan cigar store and theatre ticket office, was ambushed in broad daylight by two robbers using a blackjack and a rubber billy. He was beaten, left with a severed scalp, multiple fractures, and taken to Flower Hospital in serious condition. The attackers, Hayward and Griffin, fled but were caught later by police. both were charged in Yorkville Court.
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John J. Cassidy
East Eighty-seventh Street
Hotel Manhattan
United Cigar Stores Company
William S. Hawk
Cis
Griffin
Cassidy
Hayward
Bulldogiike
Martin
Sergio Schultz
Cooper
East Fifty-first Street
Hinywood
Madison Avenue
Schultz
Flower Hospital
Mr. Hawk
Forty-second Street
Syhom
Manhattan
Hayward Grise
Providence
United Cigar Company
Svonder
Nicholas Vance
Vance
Yorkville Court
Stabbed Yonkers athlete shows rare heart surgery hope
Robert Inglis 23 of Yonkers and Mercury Athletic Club was stabbed in a city block incident. He underwent three stitches in the heart and two in surrounding fat at St Josephs Hospital after being taken from a drug store. Doctors say such an operation succeeds about once in fourteen years as Inglis regains strength. Powell Formanay of Manhattan was detained by police as the suspected assailant after Inglis identified him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Inglis
Mercury Athletic Club
Yonkers
St. Joseph's Hospital
Inglis
Palisade Avenue
Edward Duffy
Philip McCormick
Kiley
Powell Formanay
East Seventy-ninth Street
Manhattan
Formuanay
Miss Ethel Roosevelt Honored for Locomotive Feat
In Atlanta on April 5 Miss Ethel Roosevelt operated a West Point Line locomotive for two hours at speed, earning praise from Engineer John Stull and his lodge. He praised her nerve and skill, saying she was brave as the engineers and handled the throttle with calm, earning an honorary lodge membership consideration. The story notes Mrs Roosevelt and party returned to Washington after a Southern trip with Mrs Roosevelt and her children aboard.
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New York Times
Atlanta
Ethel Roosevelt
West Point
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ensip
John
Stull
Ble
Ethel
Benak
Washington
Mre. Roosevelt
Southern Railway
South
Roosevelt
Kermit
Quentin
Archie
Magner
Riot at New York Letter Carriers meeting ends in melee
At Gotlin Hall in East Harlem nearly 700 letter carriers gathered as a dispute over William D. McManus’s suspension sparked a riot. Police from East 126th Street intervened as fights erupted, chairs toppled, and bystanders clashed. The meeting adjourned amid ongoing tensions and will resume next Sunday.
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New York Letter Carriers’ Association
Gotlim Hall
East 125Th Street
William D. McManus
East 126Th Street
National Association
McManus
Association
Bombs Hit Pier Construction Site On White Star Project
An attempted blast targeted the McClintic Marshall construction site at West Seventeenth Street for a White Star Line pier. Two bombs exploded near the west end, destroying a hoisting engine and a crane without injuries as police suspect union anger over non union labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClintic-Marshall Construction Company
Wedding Party Injured When Auto Is Hit by Street Car
Miss Bessie Morris and her sister Roslyn were badly burned when a car carrying a wedding party collided with a Columbus Avenue street car at Seventy-ninth Street. The vehicle caught fire, the party was rescued, and Bessie and Roslyn were taken to Roosevelt Hospital in serious condition. The crash occurred as the party, en route to a wedding rehearsal at the St. Regis Hotel, returned home. motorman Wyatt was blamed for speeding. One horse died and the car incurred about $4,000 in damage. no arrests were made.
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Bessie Morris
Adolph Morris
West 106Th Street
Clarence Mott
West Fourteenth Street
Roosevelt Hospital
Columbus Avenue
Seventy-ninth Street
Roslyn
Miss Morris
Florence
Warren Street
Mr. Morris
Richard Large
Fox Street
Bronx
St. Regis Hotel
Mr. Mott
Seventy-eighth Street
L Wyatt
West Forty-fourth Street
Daniel A
Laberty
Engine Company
Roslyn Morris
Archer
Cartmell
Bessie
Seventy-seventh Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Ninety-fifth Street
Robert F. Johnson
Eighty-third Street
Baby
Sergt
Manchester
West Sixty-eighth Street
Johnson
Mott
West 112Th Street
TIMES
Wyatt
Newman
Misses Morris
Manhattan Storage Company
Auto Crash Injures Edith Baldwin in Stamford
Edith Baldwin daughter of New York broker Charles H. Baldwin sustained serious injuries in a Stamford auto crash as a touring car carrying Miss Sophia Opper and Yale students collided with a Sound Beach streetcar. Miss Opper and others escaped with minor and unspecified injuries amid a chaotic scene on a sharp curve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Tamford
Conn
Edith Baldwin
Charles H. Baldwin
New York
Ives
Sophia Opper
Frederick Opper
Wiliam Douglass
Roderick Beebe
Yale
Miss Baldwin
Miss Opper
Smith College
New York Esterday
North Stamford
Opper
Harold Barnett
Barnett
Kalil's Restaurant On Park Place Opens With Music
Kalil's Restaurant at 14 18 Park Place offers late hours with fine dining and charming live music nightly, inviting patrons to enjoy a refined atmosphere and steady service as warmth and culture fill the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalil’s
Park
Taft Urges Labor and Capital Unity in Chicago Speech
Secretary of War Taft in Chicago calls for labor and capital to combine within the law for efficiency and shared profits. He warns of a looming major conflict between labor and capital and emphasizes enforcement of lawful methods. He also speaks at the Chicago Club and Immanuel Baptist Church before moving to Omaha for a busy visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Taft
Omaha
Roosevelt
Thos Woh
Immanuel Baptist Church
Yale
Chicago Club
E. B. McCage
Omana
Council Bluffs
Foxhall Keene Defends Racing Against Gov Hughes
Foxhall Keene back from England criticizes Gov Hughes efforts to end betting on race tracks. He argues Hughes would not win the presidency, ridicules reformers, and says racing requires betting as the revenue to sustain tracks. He cites McCarren’s support shifting votes and defends racing’s popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Foxhall
Keene
James R. Keene
Gov. Hughes
Mr. Keene
Jenkins Trust Co to Open in Kingston New York
Judge Betts ordered the temporary receiver discharged and the Jenkins Trust Company of Brooklyn allowed to resume business by April 22. The bank, closed Oct 25, has assets of 4.302 million and liabilities of 3.756 million, with a $46,188 surplus and a $100,000 director deposit. Depositors with balances up to 50 dollars paid on demand. larger accounts via ten monthly installments. Receivership fees to be fixed in Albany this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston, N. Y
Williams
Albany
Hughes Committee Calls for Instructed Delegations
The Hughes Committee of Twenty five of the Republican Club mailed to all delegates to the Republican Assembly and Congressional District conventions a circular recalling the Hughes endorsement resolution passed by the Republican County Committee on Jan 29 and urging delegates to work for instructed delegations for the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Republican Club
Republican Assembly
Republican County Committee
Latest Shipping News
The SS St. Paul arrived at Southampton on March 28 bringing latest shipping movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Southampton
Sleeping Car Service to Wilkesbarre and Wyoming Valley points
Lehigh Valley Railroad advertises daily 2 00 A M departures from New York to Wilkesbarre and Wyoming Valley points. Information at 1460 and 855 Broadway adv credit unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Wyoming Valley
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York
Rioters Shot Down in Lisbon Streets
Rioting erupted in Lisbon after elections with police and troops firing on crowds. Many were killed and wounded. disturbances continued at churches while Republicans claim government fraud. Monarchists lead with a large coalition and strong gains.
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Lisbon
Anjos
Alcantara
Portugal
Machado
Almieida
Cunha
Repubicans
Students Battle on Roof at State University Armory
Ann Arbor April 5 freshmen siege the university armory roof with militia guards, barbers, and porters aiding their entry for an annual banquet. Sophomores clash in a pitched battle. guards fend off assaults as the event plans move underground with deliveries and rain shelter for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York. Times
Ann Arbor
Mich
State University
Armory
Michigan National Guard
Painted the College Idol and Rensselaer Graffiti at Union
Union College students found the campus adorned with painted slogans and the name Rensselaer on buildings. The bulletin board was shot up with a revolver and police expect several Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute students may return after nightfall Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer
Union
Schenectady
N. Y
Union College
Rensselaer Polte Inic
Ae College
Abruzzi Visits Quirinal for Royal Conference
The Duke of the Abruzzi arrived in Rome and met with the King at the Quirinal. A long conference was held but its outcome is not disclosed. Papers publish the picture of Miss Elkins today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Quirinal
Elkins
House for Mrs J H Smith at Grosvenor Square
London April 5 Mrs James Henry Smith has taken 41 Grosvenor Square from Florence Lady Nunbornholmis for a year with an option to purchase. The house suits entertaining. Mr and Mrs Richard McCreery take up residence at Forlejon Park Windeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
London
James Henry Smith
Grosvenor Square
Florence
Nunbornholmis
Richard McCreery
Forlejon Park
Windeds
Milwaukee Mayor Plans Balloon Campaign for Wisconsin
Sherlin Becker, titled the boy Mayor of Milwaukee, announced in Chicago that he bought a balloon in St. Louis and intends to stump for Wisconsin governor by traveling to up to seventy six counties in the state. He also aims to enter his airship in Chicago’s international balloon tournament in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Sherlin Becker
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Hard fighting in China sparks insurgent clashes near Yum Chow
Reports from Hong Kong dated April 5 describe a renewed insurgent uprising in Yum Chow, Shansi province. Provincial troops and insurgents fought for forty eight hours in a sanguinary engagement that ended inconclusively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shansi Province
Hong Kong
Yum Chow
Shansi
Peking
Freight Depot Fire Destroys $100000 Worth of Goods
Special to The New York Times. South Norwalk Conn April 5 The freight depot of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad at this place was destroyed by fire tonight with thirty sealed cars on the siding waiting to be unloaded in the morning. The loss is estimated at more than 100000 All waybills and freight reports for the last month were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Norwalk
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartfford Railroad
Explosion at University Buildings in Eapolis
Powder magazine at the University exploded last night in Eapolis causing wrecked structures and shattered windows in the law and chemistry buildings and the assay building of the mining department. No injuries reported.
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Eapolis
Minn
Ing
Law
Chemistry
Assay
Mining Department
Engine Explodes Killing Two in Asheville Train Crash
An extra freight train on the Southern Railway Spartanburg Branch near Hilight exploded last night as it entered the station. Engineer George Lauderpack and Fireman W M Kemp were killed when the boiler blew apart, wrecking the engine and derailing four cars. the boiler was hurled fifty feet from the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Joined Elks, Lost Church in Pine Plains Pastor Refuses
The Rev Mervin Jacobs pastor of Pine Plains Baptist Church joined the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, sparking village debate. After a stormy church meeting he resigned from the Elks but said he would not withdraw his stand, insisting his actions were right. Parishioners offer reinstatement if he leaves the Elks. Jacobs, 40, noted he hates vows but accepts them when compelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Pine Plains
Baptist Church
Mervin
Jacobs
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Pine Plains Baptist ‘Church
Poughkeepsie Lodge
No. 275
Elks
The
George Kennedy
Lodge
Sir. Jacobs
the Elks
Wheat Land mall and Sharon Hoop plant to reopen
Sharon Pennsylvanians hear that the Wheat land mall of Shenango Iron and Steel and the finishing department of Sharon Steel Hoop will resume operations tomorrow, creating employment for about 1,000 men. Both firms report orders booked that will keep plants running for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Penn
Wheatland Mall
Shenango Iron and Steel Company
Sharon Steel Hoop Company
Britain’s Premier Resigns Amid Royal Summit
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman resigns as British prime minister. King Edward VII accepts, and Herbert Asquith, the chancellor, is expected to succeed once he meets the king in Biarritz. TheCabinet may undergo rapid changes as Ed wards travels to summon the new premier.
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Asquith
Sir Henry
Biarritz
London
David Lloyd-George
Bedard of Tretido
Winston Churchill
Manchester
Marquis of Ripon
House of Commons
Campbell Bannerman
Mr. Asquith
Houuse of Commons
Brenry Camphbell- Binnerman
King Seward
Herbert K. Asquith
Campbell-Bannerman Change Of Name And Birth Facts
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman born September 7, 1838 in Scotland, youngest son of Sir James Campbell of Stracathro. His mother Janet Bannerman, of Manchester, England. He added Bannerman surname in 1872 under the will of Henry Bannerman of Hudson Court, Kent, with a substantial fortune and entered Parliament thereafter.
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Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Sir James Campbell
Stracathro
Forfarshire
Scotland
Glasgow
Janet
Mr. Bannerman
Manchester
England
Henry Bannerman
Hudson Court
Kent
Henry
Bannerman
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Joseph Farrell
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Berlin Road
Mr. Davis
Foxhall Keene
Committee of Twenty
Duke
King
J. H. Smith
China
South Norwalk
Powder Magazine of
Minnesota
Lost Church
Britain
Campbell-Bannerman
Tion
Edward
New
Youre Times
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bell-Bannerman
Great Britain
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Quith
Exchequer
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Ritz
Henry Campbel-Bannerman
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