Friedmann Sells Rights to Cure for 1,825,000
Dr Friedrich Friedmann sells American rights to his turtle vaccine tuberculosis treatment for 125,000 cash and 1,800,000 in stock in a plan to organize 36 Friedrich Friedmann Institutes across as many states with a total capital of 5,400,000. The Frisner Mendelson Company will market the vaccine and form the institutes with each at 150,000 capital.
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Friedrich Franz Friedmann
Friedrich F. Friedmann
Friedmann
Dr. Friedmann
Leventritt, Cook & Nathan
Broadway
Dr. Vriedmannn
Carl Schurz
Elsner-Mendelson Company
Riedmann
Mriedmann
Hin
Dr Friedmann
Nosed Friedrich J. Friedmann Institutes
Vermont
Connecticut
Arizona
Colorado
California
Aneris
Park Ve Tio
Fried Manis
Morris Eisner
Iries
Eisner
Mr. Eisner
Warwater
Wotts
eSterdey
Ameriwe
Germany
Ane Freiimann
Montreal
Sturm
Bank Moves $32 Million in Vault on Wheels
The Irving Exchange National Bank shifted $32,900,000 in money and securities yesterday from West Broadway and Chambers Street to the Woolworth Building using a Burglar-proof armored van. The move was covered by a $2,500,000 hold-up policy from United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company, with Burns detectives guarding the operation. A second transfer of Aetna National Bank property is planned for Monday under the same policy.
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Irving Exchange National Bank
West Broadway
Chambers Street
Woolworth
Burns
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company
Aetna National Bank
Greenwich and
Warren Streets
Eld
Wireless men to strike on transatlantic steamers
B F Shrimpton organizer of the wireless division of the Commercial Telegraphers Union warned a strike by wireless telegraphers on 300 transatlantic and coastwise steamers is near. He cited shared grievances with California workers and criticized temporary licenses given to non skilled operators in the English service. He urged higher wages reflecting the critical nature of skilled operators especially in emergencies like the Titanic disaster.
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B. F. Shrimpton
Wireless Division
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Pacific
California
Marconi Company
From Washtub to Riches: St. Joseph Bride-To-Be Marries Trinidad Merchant
Adele Gorress of St. Joseph is to wed Marshell Greig of Port of Spain in New York City. Greig, a fruit asphalt and oil commission merchant said to be worth a million dollars, plans a continental Europe tour after their marriage.
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New York Times
ST. Joseph
Adele Gorress
New York City
Marshell Greig
Port Au Spain
Trinidad
Europe
Gorress
Greig
America
Campagnie
W. W. Wheeler
Atlantic
London
Zoverness
Celtic to Whaler's Rescue Off Grand Banks
Off the Grand Banks the White Star liner Celtic bound from Liverpool sighted a distant steamer that appeared distressed. Captain Hambleton altered course to aid, but the vessel proved to be a steam whaler with a barrel at the foretop for a lookout. The Idaho ahead likewise altered course, then both ships resumed their original routes.
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Grand Banks
Celtic
Liverpool
Hambleton
Wilson
Idaho
New York
Missouri Sues 109 Fire Underwriters for Pulling Insurance
Missouri Attorney General Barker files quo warranto in the Supreme Court against 109 Western Union of Fire Underwriters companies and seeks injunction and fines for withdrawing from the state. Similar action against 62 Western Insurance Bureau firms to follow. Possible indictments against officers for conspiracy under antitrust laws.
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New York Times
Jefferson City
Barker
Supreme Court
Western Union of Fire Underwriters
Missouri
Western Insurance Bureau
Whie Institute
Philadelphia
Mrs. Wilson Visits Sick In Washington Slums
Dr. Cary Grayson told Mrs. Wilson of a poor boy near death from tuberculosis. The President's wife gathered flowers from the White House garden and visited the lad in a Washington home in the city’s poorest quarter, sitting at his bedside for half an hour.
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Washington
Cary Grayson
Wilson
Friedmann
White House
Grayson
Sulzer presses primary reform push in Albany rally
Gov Sulzer challenged Democratic county chairmen to choose sides over a state wide direct primary bill. He warned that opposition or treachery to party pledges would invite removal from politics. Theodore Roosevelt telegraphed support for direct primary, urging party control by the people.
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New York Times
Albany
Gov. Sulzer
Democratic Party
Judiciary Committees
Senate and
Assembly
Tammany
Sulzer
Tjov
Harvard
Suizer
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Davenport
Democratic County Committees
Syracuse
Zeppelin Airship That Landed in France
Public notices and arts features fill the page with items from theater to travel and high society. The issue lists sections for news, editorials, magazines, and sport, plus references to Wilson, Morgan, and Beaux Arts Paris exhibits.
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Yaddo
Oeapa
France
Washington Irving
Beaux Arts Salon
Paris
Turbulent Balkan Crisis Deepens Over Scutari
Vienna warns of coercive action to force Montenegro to evacuate Scutari if powers do not respond quickly. Paris reports alleged secret negotiations linking Essad Pasha to King Nicholas and possible Albanian throne claims. Austria-Hungary plans decisive action Monday if no united response from the powers. Sal onika notes Bulgarian troop movements toward Seres amid Greek relief at Bulgarian withdrawal.
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NEW York Times
Vienna
Austria
Montenegro
Scutari
Albania
Paris
Essad Pasha
Nicholas
Temps
Rome
Tirana
Balkan
Europe
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Schinbrunn
Mayor Lunn Faces Salary Split Demand in Socialist City
In Schenectady a strong faction within the Socialist party pushes Mayor George R. Lunn to share his 3500 annual pay with the party. The plan, supported by editor Charles W. Wood and former assistant pastor Robert A. Bakeman, would cap take-home pay at 1500 and apportion earnings among officials and workers. The move tests political Socialism ahead of the next municipal election.
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Neo York Times
Schenectady
Socialist Party
George R. Lunn
Charles W. Wood
Citizen
Lunn
Wood
Dr. Lunn
Robert A. Bakeman
Bakeman
Board of Estimate
Four in divorce tangle in Hoboken and New York
In Trenton the Al exander and Heitemeyer families face a complex web of divorce actions. A $150 000 damages suit for alienation of affections names Heitemeyer as co respondent. Alexander and Mrs Heitemeyer are also pursuing divorces. both couples allege extensive travel together.
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New York Times
Trenton
United States
Frank J. Alexander
Hoboken
Robert Heitemeyer
New York
Heitemeyer
Alexander
Mrs. Alexander
Poe i saat ot sandy took at 9 Pak mates aS Due doth
Poem fragment reports a mysterious scene with archaic phrasing and a character named Sayhite Star in a cryptic setting. The text alludes to a time and social interactions but lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Poe i Saat
Sandy
California bill tightens alien land ownership in state
Sacramento April 26 1913 a revised Birdsall bill would bar aliens ineligible to citizenship from owning or leasing land in California except for short terms oil timber and mining land would be exempt draft prepared by Senator Newton Thompson for Gov Johnson aims to curb foreign land holdings while allowing agricultural land access for those who can become citizens. Democrats demand real conference with Secretary Bryan to discuss the plan and oppose Progressive moves to control the administration process.
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New York Times
Sacramento
California
Birdsall
Newton Thompson
Johnson
Senate
Thompson
Bryan
Senator Thompson
Democrats
Caminetti
Wright
San Diego
Boynton
Gates
Wilson
Progressive Party
Sacramento Chamber of Commerce
Gov
Wallace
Interdenominational Peace Committee of Pacific Coast Churches
San Francisco
Kent
John 2
Surge in naturalization filings across Southern California
Amid fears of possible restrictions on foreign land ownership, resident Europeans rush to qualify for citizenship in Southern California. Many declarations of intention also include applications for entry on public land, according to the Federal Examiner.
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Los Angeles
Naturalization
California
Holt Defends Japan in Historic Friendship Debate
Hamilton Holt argues against cutting ties with 50 million Japanese as a California driven move, defending Japan’s treaty adherence since Perry and noting education of American youth, use of U.S. teachers, and mutual lessons in ethics. criticizes anti Japanese coast policies and warns against prejudice.
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Hamilton Holt
The
Independent
California
Mr. Holt
Japan
United States
Commodore Perry
Roosevelt
Peeten
Holt
President Wilson Boards Yacht Sylph for Capes Cruise
President Wilson sails from Washington on the United States yacht Sylph with daughter Eleanor and Dr Cary Grayson aboard for rest and recreation. The voyage to the Capes of Virginia is expected to return tomorrow or Monday morning, with Grayson guiding him to do as little work on Saturdays.
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New York Times
Washington
President Wilson
United States
Sylph
Capes
Virginia
Wilson
Eleanor
Cary Grayson
Grayson
Prince Pignatelli d Aragon Speeding summons Issued
Prince Ludovic Pignatelli d Aragon was served nine summons for speeding on a road between Valley Stream and Hewlett Bay while en route to Rockaway Hunt Club spring races. Policeman Clo W Payne halted the car, and the prince presented his card before agreeing to appear before Justice E P Nell at Lynbrook at 10 this morning.
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Prince Ludovic Pignatelli d’Aragoria
Valley Stream
Hewlett Bay
L. IL
Rockaway
Jack
Justice of the Peace E. P. Nell
Lynbrook
Delicatessen Allowed Limited Sunday Food Sales Today
Under the amended law delis may sell cooked and prepared foods today from 4 PM to 7 30 PM and before 10 AM, with strict enforcement by Police Commissioner Waldo and captains. The section forbids public sale or exposure of uncooked fresh foods or meats at any time.
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Waldo
Theatre Remnant Sale Slashes Prices Across Chicago
A leading local playhouse announces a remnant sale of theatre tickets. Unsold seats at 1 30 o clock matinées and 7 30 o clock evenings will be offered at 50 cents. Theatre prices range from 2 50 for box seats to 75 cents for gallery. Other managers warn of reduced advance sales and box office jams before performances.
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Chicago
Rich Men At Factory Ball In Bridgeport Dance
The opening of Electric Cable Company's new factory building in Bridgeport was celebrated with a dance attended by factory workers and a New York party of prominent executives. Notable guests included John Cartensen and E. W. Moore among others, with Bridgeport officials also present.
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New York Times
Bridgeport
Electric Cable Company
New York
Newark
John Cartensen
New York Central
Alfred Skitt
Manhattan Railroad Company
Theodore P. Ataud
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad
F. White
Union Switch and Signal Company
E. W. Moore
The
John 8. Keith
Percy Morgan
F. Y. Forbes
H. Soutar
C. F. Myer
G. Carey
J. N. Shreves
Co. F Davis
George Co. Edwards
International Silver Company
Gregory 8. Bryan
Bridgeport Chain Company
C. B. Wilson
Mexico not to break up declares Mexican Consul General
Mexican Consul General E. Martinez Sobral rejects a report that Mexico plans to sell Lower California and northern territories to Speyer and Co. Currently circulating in New York, Sobral calls the tale absurd and states no Mexican would consent to ceding any Mexican lands for money.
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E. Martinez Sobral
Mexico
New York
New York Times
California
Our
Republic
Messrs. Speyer & Co
United Stes
Speyer & Co
Earl and Countess Granard Host King and Queen
London April 24 The Earl and Countess of Granard entertained the King and Queen at dinner this evening Ogden Mills was among the guests Beatrice Mills formerly of New York was the Countess of Granard.
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London
Earl and Countess of Granard
Countess of Granard
Beatrice Mills
New York
Ogden Mills
Ramona Borden Restored to Father After Boston Find
Ramona Borden, seventeen, who fled Pompton's Adams Sanitarium last Wednesday with two women, was found in Boston and returned to her father Gail Borden. Detective work led to a private home with possible ties to Mrs. White's nieces. no legal action will follow.
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Ramona Borden
Adams Sanitarium
Pompton
N. J
Gail Borden
Back Bay
Boston
Miss Borden
Raymond J. Burns
W. J. Burns
William J. White
Chicago
J. A. Bache
Brooklyn
Gladys
Violet Shelden
White
Borden
Ward
Essex
Touraine
Mr. Borden
C. Kyle
New York
Grenville Clark
Burns
Corporation
Ellison
Vendome
Westwe
Newersey
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Van
Miss Gorress
Whaler
Mrs. Wilson
Lash
Col. Roosevelt
Jefferson
Sunday Times
Kowa
Avsia
Liberty Theatre
Rosedale
Lyric ‘Theatre
Harlakenden House
Jil
Oregnn
Yale
Roger W. Babson
Wag
Rent Trask
Cabinet Circle of Washington
Corsair Club
J. P. Morgan
Rectateller
Tolstol
Bedalee Manana
Hy. Mayer
the Constitution
Dumas Queen
India
John Cave
England
Mr. Watson
Mrs. Prask
Society
Woman's Pages
College
Automobile News
the Real
Paul Jones
Mr. Wilson
Salonika
Seres
Macedonia
Vardar
Marconi Wireless
Ity
William C. Kent
Bash
Virginia Capes
Delicatessen
Theatre
Chicago “ Manager
Miss Mills
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