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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1908

Page

3

Goulds Part in City as Domestic Rift Deepens

Frank Jay Gould left New York for Hot Springs Virginia after a fresh estrangement from wife Helen Kelly Gould. Mrs Gould remains at their Fifth Avenue mansion with two young daughters as family friends forecast a likely separation and potential court action.

Frank Jay Gould Lot Springs Helen Kelly Fifth Avenue Gould Hotel Plaza Jay Gould Edward Kelly Plaza Mr. Gould Hot Springs Virginia Mrs. Gould Lance v. Nicoll Nicoll, Anable & Lindsay Nassau Street Nicoll

Evans in Bright Spirits at Hot Springs

Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans left the baths in Paso Robles feeling unusually bright and well. He spent time on the maaya watching games and confirmed that Rear Admiral Thomas would relinquish command after the fleet’s arrival at San Francisco to allow Rear Admiral Sperry to acclimate before the world voyage. Evans praised Thomas for his generosity.

Paso Robles Cal Robley D. Evans Hot Springs Maaya Evans Thomas San Francisco Sperry Charley Thomas

Eggs Barred From Theatre In Riverhead

A Riverhead, Long Island citizen with a paid ticket tried to enter an Opera House with a basket of eggs. The ticket taker objected, eggs were removed to the box office, and the man entered to view the performance. Afterward the manager returned the eggs as a joke about applauding.

Riverhead L. I Dr. Jekyll Mr. Dlyde Opera House Jene

Swing Man Safely From Burning House

A daring rescue unfolds on Third Avenue as firefighters Tom Dugan and George Scythes of Truck 2 hoist colleague George Dietz from a fifth floor blaze at 725 Third Avenue. Dietz, half suffocated, is saved by the swinging pendulum and pulled to safety atop the cornice, then to the roof where all three survive. Dietz hospitalized. Dugan and Scythes off duty and later seen at the theatre.

Third Avenue George Dietz Grand Union Hotel Forty-second Fiftieth Street Tom Dagan George Scythes Truck 2 Forty-fifth Street Tom Dugan Georges Scythes Dietz Scythes Dugan Flower Hospital George Nellie Nolan Nelan Johnny

Chancellor MacCracken Returns From Nordic Mission

Dr Henry MacCracken president of New York University arrived home aboard the Cunarder Mauretania after visits to Danish Norwegian and Swedish universities to promote a professor exchange plan. He discussed a potential fund of 200000 to support three professors yearly and praised Riis and the Danish American Committee’s influence. He reported King Haakon of Norway expressed concern over emigration and socialism. The Chancellor also commented on hazing and the university faculty stance.

Henry Mitchell MaccCracken New York University MacCracken Dean Snow Becaime Jacob Riis Kaakon Lunehcart Christian Haakon Norway Father Cherry Hill Riis

Greek student players face U S immigration hurdle

Arnold Kruckman plans to bring a company of Greek student players to the United States. They are university professors writers and artists trained in Greek tragedies in Paris but are amateurs not professionals. Watchorn rules they fall under nonprofessional limits awaiting a board inquiry. Prof Charles Sprague Smith wrote to Secretary Straus. the reply upheld the wardens stance. A further appeal to President Roosevelt is proposed to ease landing.

Arnold Kruckman Conservatoire Paris Watchorn Board of Specie Charles Sprague Smith The People’s Institute Oscar Straus Secretary of Commerce and Labor Actsing

Yonkers Railway Workers Threaten Strike Over Pay and Hours

Motormen and conductors of the Yonkers City Railway Company threaten to strike Sunday if Receiver Sutherland does not grant a raise and a ten hour day. They demand 2.50 extra per day and argued the request after meeting with Sutherland who said he cannot act without court orders. The strike was voted by the committee yesterday.

Yonkers City Railway Company Sutherland

Burglars Foiled At Amagansett Post Office

Amagansett residents report an early morning burglary attempt at the Post Office. Night watchmen scared off intruders who reportedly tripped over a chair. authorities suspect the same gang that disturbed Banker Babcock's office last week.

Amagansett Amasansett Banker-Babcock

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