Revolters Plan Conners Downfall at New York Rally
Utica observers report about thirty of New York’s sixty one counties will join a Democratic conference to protest State Chairman Conners and the Carnegie Hall convention. Ex judges Beardsly Coatesworth Ratigan lead the effort with Medlarren expected to influence outcomes. The meeting may draft an anti Conners address and appoint a working committee before the National Convention.
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New York Times
Utica
N. Y
Willam J. Conners
Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
Carnegie Hall
McCarren
Kings
Samuel A. Beardsly
Edward E. Coatesworth
Erie
Charles F. Rattiigan
Auburn
Coats
Connors
Denver
Medlarren
Conners
Conners Holds Erie Firm In Party Fight
In Conners fight, Edward E Cantesworth declines Utica trip as he cannot obtain party support. Murphy county chair also pulls back. Albany report says Democratic County Committee plans to protest recent state convention actions at Utica.
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New York Times
Rufhald
WN. Y
Conners
Een T Murphy
Edward E. Cantesworth
Utica
Littleton Joins O'Brien Boardman Pietr & Littleton
Announcement reports Martin W. Littleton former Brooklyn Borough President and Thaw counsel joining the law firm at 2 Rector Street. The firm will be named O'Brien Boardman Pietr & Littleton with ex Chief Justice Morgan J. O'Brien Albert B. Boardman and Frank H. Platt as partners.
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Martin W. Littleton
Brooklyn
Harry K. Thaw
O'Brien
Boardman Platt
Rector Street
Pietr & Littleton
Morgan J. O'Brien
Albert B. Boardman
Frank H. Platt
Taft Plan to Visit Panama Amid Canal and Boundary Disputes
Secretary Taft will travel to the Canal Zone to smooth friction with the Canal Commission, manage July 4 elections in Panama, and address a boundary dispute with Colombia. He leaves Washington April 30, sails from Charleston May 1 aboard the Prairie with Marines, aiming to return about May 20.
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New York Times
Washington
Taft
Canal Zone
Republic of
Thename
Panaman Republic
Canal Commission
Colombia
Amador
Senor Obaldia
Panama
Charleston
S. C
Prairie
Cary
Marines
District Attorney Defends Press in Waldorf Speech
Jerome returns to Criminal Court Building after Briarcliff auto races and St. George's Society dinner remarks. He attacks some city newspapers while defending others as fair, saying reporters pressed him for comments despite his need for sleep.
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Criminal Court
Briarcliff
St. George's Society
the Waldorf
Ate
Legally Changes Name Friganza from Delia O Callahan
In Brooktyn Miss Delia O Callahan obtained a court name change to Trixie Friganza of Bensonhurst after seeking an absolute divorce from her former name. Judge Dike granted the order citing annoyance in business dealings.
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Grace
Dike
Brooktyn
Delia O'Callahan
Kansas
Trixie Friganza
Bensonhurst
Rubber Plant
Frizanzs
Yong
Stampede of 100 Horses as Brooklyn Fire Rages
Fire at India Wharf Brewing Company in Brooklyn damages the third floor and stalls 100 horses. Three alarms sent, two hours to control. Police loose the horses which stampede through the neighborhood but no injuries reported.
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India Wharf Brewing Company
Hamilton Avenue
Brooklyn
Conover
India
Two Large Steamers Approach Halifax Harbour
Halifax reports at 12 49 AM a tow of two large steamers approaching Camperdown harbor. One is thought to be the disabled French liner Broiz Huel, adrift for nearly two weeks, towed by another vessel bound from Dunkirk to New York.
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Halifax
N. S
Camperdown
Broiz. Huel
Dunkirk
New York
Townsend will divides estate among five heirs
Maria Townsend of Oyster Bay leaves an estate valued at over 100000 to five heirs in Nassau County Surrogate's office. The beneficiaries named are Charles DekKay Matrvice C. Roberts Edward Nicholl and Soleman Townsend.
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Mineola
L. IL
Maria Townsend
Oyster Bay
Nassau County
Charles DekKay
Matrvice C. Roberts
Edward Nicholl
Soleman Townsend
Fleet Off Today for Santa Barbara
The Atlantic and Pacific fleets split up to head toward San Francisco for the May 8 review. About 3,000 sailors begin a farewell automobile tour through Los Angeles and will visit Monterey Santa Cruz and Port San Luis before a Santa Barbara five day stay with flower parades dances and socials for officers. The parade includes half of the Atlantic fleet brigade and the army will join the sailors in San Francisco for ceremonies and a grand harbor review by Secretary Metcalf.
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Cal
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Monterey
Santa Cruz
Port Trafford
Sam Tais Obispo
San Piego
Métcalf
California
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
Seattle
Tacoma
Golden Gate
Army
Atlanntic Fleet Brigade
Death of Duc de Chaulnes Ends Romantic American Marriage
The death of the Duc de Chaulnes closes a high profile romance with Miss Theodora Shonts. The Duke, born 1878 in Paris, tied to an American fortune angle with no settlement on marriage. Shonts opposed then relented as son in law pursued duties with Wells Fargo and European affairs.
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Shonts
Underwood
Frie’ Railroad
Evang
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Juondon
Wells-Fargo Joxpress
Lr. Shonts
Wells-Fargo Company
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Duchesse d’Uzes
Paris
America
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Parc Monceau
the Sarthe
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Cercle Hoche
Société Sportive Delle de Puteaux
Paul d'Albert de Luynes
Duc de Luynes
Sophie Augustinova Gallitzin
Therese
Duc d'Uzes
Duchesse de Luynes
Deadly lancehead snake shown to extract venom for medicine
Dr Runyon narrates the lancehead viper’s venom extraction process at a New York exhibition. Pathologists observe a four foot brown reptile with diamond patches as staff prepare beakers and gauze to collect venom for distribution to medical men. The venom is said to treat nervous and brain diseases while the snake may live several days after extraction.
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Runyon
Snyder
Bronx Park
Ditt
Amazon
Brazil
Anti Hughes Conference Not Held as Scheduled
A rumored meeting of anti Hughes Republican leaders did not occur last night. Congressman Herbert Parsons said the supposed conference was not planned, the result of a theatre party for Timothy L Woodruff's wedding anniversary. Woodruff and Parsons attended with Mrs Woodruff and Mrs Parsons. William Barnes Jr joined the gathering unexpectedly.
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Herbert Parsons
Timothy L. Woodruff
anti-Hughes
Woodruff
Parsons
Hearst Watchers Testify In Recount Hearing
John E Cassidy president of Eagle Warehouse Brooklyn testifies Deputy Attorney General Firestone entered ballot storage room with Hearst watchers present. Firestone Rathbourne and George Palmer describe watchman duties and pay while denying loose ballots on floor. Hearing resumes Monday.
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Hearst
John E. Cassidy
Eagle Warehouse Company
Brooklyn
Firestone
Fierman C. Hagedorn
Rathbourne
Richmond
Richmond County
George Palmer
Mott Street
Dooling
Board of Elections
Medical Strikebreakers Replaced Striking Interns at LICH
A group of strikebreakers from medical schools were brought to Long Island College Hospital Brooklyn yesterday afternoon to replace six internes who walked out on Wednesday over food quality complaints. Dr. Richard E. Shaw declined to reveal their names.
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Long Island College Hospital
Brooklyn
Richard E. Shaw
Trapped by Initials on Stock Receipt Leads to Arrest
Charles A. Bliven, a Brooklyn broker's clerk, testifies in Kilmer estate suit against E F Hutton & Co. for 45000 dollars. He is arrested for forgery and perjury after witnesses link initials J C W and the rubber-stamp receipt to the firm.
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Decatur Street
Brooklyn
Flood
Fitzsimmons
Supreme Court
Brady
Bliven
Finn
Tombs Court
Harriet N. Kilmer
Charles E. Kilmer
E. F. Hutton & Co
L-Ers
New Street
Kilmer
Troy
H. Co
Mr. Tomlinson
William F. S. Hart
District Attorney's Office
Court House
May Haffen removal rumored amid Bronx leadership inquiry
Rumor swirled that the Commissioners of Accounts may recommend Borough President Louis Haffen's removal as they prepare their Haffen inquiry report, expected in about two weeks. Haffen denied knowledge of the plan and said he plans to leave active politics. He testified voluntarily before the Grand Jury as it probes his office. Assistant District Attorney Nott said the examination would continue Monday.
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Commissioners of Accounts
Louis Haffen
Bronx
Hatten
Haffen
Grand Jury
Rand Jury
Nott
Police Captains on Trial For Neglect of Duty
Four police captains appeared before Police Commissioner Bingham answering neglect of duty charges. Horatio Young of West Twentieth Street, John Cooney of Sixty-seventh Street, Stephen McDermott of East Twentieth Street, and Stephen O'Brien of West Thirty-seventh Street faced allegations. Young allegedly refused a statement request from a hospital victim of the Union Square bomb. he said two officers were sent to obtain it. The others were accused of failing to discover report and prevent gambling houses in their districts. Their cases were adjourned at counsel's request.
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Bingham
Horatio Young
New
West Twentieth Street
John Cooney
Stephen McDermott
East Twentieth Street
Stephen O'Brien
West Thirty-seventh Street
Young
New York Hostal
Union Square
Federal prisoner escapes from island custody
Immigration authorities issued a general alarm for Henri Bou langer who escaped from custody on Enis Island. Bou langer, arrested days earlier on a federal warrant, complained of dental trouble and fled from a dentist’s office without hat or coat.
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Henri Boulanger
Enis Island
Henri
School building designs require Art Commission approval
Acting Corporation Counsel John O'Brien informs President Winthrop that all new school building designs must first receive Art Commission approval before payment. The ruling may delay the current project plan, as about twenty new buildings are authorized at a cost of 84 million.
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Winthrop
Board of Education
Art Commission
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