Dr Morgan Dix Dies After Short Illness At 59
The Rev Dr Morgan Dix long rector of Trinity Parish New York died at 9 p m in the Trinity rectory after a three day asthma illness. He spoke with his wife and children as his strength faded and took part in a dying service conducted by Dr Charles H Wells. He was born 1848 son of Gen John A Dix, a former Treasury secretary, and had led Trinity since 1862. He leaves wife Henrietta W Sputter and three children John A Dix Margaret Dix and Mrs William H Wheelock. Bishop Potter was not informed of the death. The funeral arrangements will be announced today.
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Morgan Dix
Trinity Parish
Trinity
West Twenty-fifth Street
Dix
John-.a. Dix
Dr. Smith
Dr. Dix
Henrily W. Sputter
John A. Dix
Margaret G. Dix
William H. Wheelock
Catharine M. Dix
Bishop Potter
Henry G. Potter
Mrs. Potter
Horatio Potter
New York
Morgan
Columbia University
Columbia
General Theological Seminary
St. Mark’s Church
Philadelphia
Joseph Wilmer
Louisiana
Berian
Lifelong savings stolen by daughter confessing to family
Amelia Ochs, daughter of a German cabinetmaker, admitted taking $140 from her parents and losing it in the stock market and races. Police found her on East Seventy eighth Street after her father demanded repayment. Her mother urged forgiveness, but the father refused until money is returned.
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Capt. McCafferty
Police
Amelia Ochs
Inust E
Ilieth Street
Tast
Ald Conrad Ochs
Amelia
Conrad
Seventy-eighth Street
Trolley Workers Win Wage Increase in Yonkers Lines
Supreme Court Justice Morsthauser granted an order allowing Receiver Leslie Sutherland to raise pay for trolley line workers by an average 15 cents a day. The increase covers Yonkers lines and Westchester Electric Railroad plus related lines under Addison Young. About 800 trolley workers are affected.
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New York
Texas
Poughkeepsif
Supreme Court
Morsthauser
Leslie’ Sutherland
Yonkers
Westchester Electric Railroad
fParrstown
White Plains
Mamaroneck
Addieson Young
Morsenantser
Crain
Bingham Seeks Deportation of Anarchists Found Abroad
General Bingham, New York Police Commissioner, reports a roundup of foreign born anarchists with criminal records. Immigra tion officials in several cities are investigating cases for possible deportation. Five Italians in New York have been ordered deported for crimes from murder to petit larceny. some are alleged anarchists and all deemed bad.
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Washington
United States
America
Bingham
New York City
Bureau of Immigration
Caises
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Sargent
New York
Gen
Bomb wrecks drug store in Clifton New Jersey
An explosion at 10:30 PM damaged Joseph Altieri’s drug store at 9 President Street Clifton New Jersey. The blast caused a fire but a metal ceiling kept the flames from spreading to three upstairs apartments where three families lived who escaped unharmed. Altieri owns another store nearby and a police found a bomb outside its door about a month earlier. He had received a threatening letter prior to the first attempt but did not act on it.
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Clifton
N. J
Joseph Altieri
President Street
Altieri
Bermel resigns Queens presidency amid graft probes and subpoenas
Joseph Bermel resigns as President of the Borough of Queens and sails to Europe. Ex-Borough President Cassidy is favored to succeed, with aldermen from Queens County to vote after hearings on Kissena Park graft cases loom. A grand jury inquiry and a potential arrest warrant loom as Bermel leaves aboard the Slavonia.
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Bermel
Grand Jury
Nathan Vidaver
Jackson
Ass Alvany
Permel
Queens
Francis Hi. van. Vechten
Rome
Slavonia
Tao Samate
Grand Jiryu
Ho H
Francis H. van Vechten
Lawrence W
Dent. Gresser
Borough Press
Reginald Brooks Hit by Polo Mallet at Meadow Brook
Reginald Brooks of Westbury was struck on the forehead by a back-hand stroke from Harold Phipps during a Meadow Brook practice game in Hempstead L I on April 29. He stopped the minor bleeding, tied the wound, and rode home.
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Reginald Brooks
Hempstead
L. 1
Westbury
Meadow Brook
Harold Phipps
Actress Amelia Bingham in Critical Illness at Home
Amelia Bingham the actress lies seriously ill at her home 40 East Thirty first Street with intestinal trouble and peritonitis. Doctors report a slight rally but warn the condition remains dangerous after an operation earlier this week and a consult by specialists.
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Amelia Bingham
East Thirtyfirst Street
Bingham
W. Gill Wylie
John A. Bodine
Carnegie Train Stone Throwing At South Plainfield
Special to The New York Times reports Andrew Carnegie’s train stoned by tramps at Lehigh Valley Railroad yards in South Plainfield. Windows in Carnegie’s car were broken and a woman and child were hurt. Ten trespassers aged 1 to 20 were arrested and jailed for fifteen days each, though not linked to the attack. Carnegie had attended Taylor Hall dedication at Lehigh University and was returning from South Bethlehem, Penn.
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New York Times
New Brunswick
Andrew
Carnegie
Lehigh Valley Railroad
South Plainfield
Jenkins
Esperanto meeting signals Carnegie interest in language
An enthusiastic Pittsburgh gathering on April 20 featured Prof. X A Hammershlag, Carnegie educational representative and Carnegie Technical Schools director, as the principal speaker. Prof. John A Brashear chaired, noting high hopes for Esperanto and Carnegie involvement.
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New York
Pittsburg
Penn
X. A. Hamerschlag
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Technical Schools
Carnegie
Himmerschlag
John A
Prince of Chefs Escoffier Sails to Europe from New York
The renowned chef Auguste Escoffier, called the Prince of Chefs, leaves New York today aboard the Deutschland for Europe. He hopes to return for Thanikserving, praising America as the greatest country for the appreciation of good meals.
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G. A. Escoffier
New York
Europe
Deutschland
Thanikserving
M. Scoffier
America
Wats
Café Martin
Gaston G. Netter
Press of
Monsieur
Receiver Appointed for The Trenton True American
Charles H. Gallagher gains appointment of Edward D L Katzenbach as receiver for The Trenton True American, New Jersey’s oldest Democratic newspaper. The paper, capitalized at 100000, later 125000, claims mortgages exceed assets with goodwill valued around 50100. Largest creditors include Frank S Katzenbach Jr and Mrs Joseph L Naar.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Charles H. Gallagher
Democratic State Committee
Gallagher
Frank S. Katzenbach, Jr
Joseph L. Naar
Steel car wheels to be mass produced by U S Steel
Pittsburg April 29 United States Steel Corporation will begin manufacturing all steel car wheels under orders from New York. Carnegie Steel has worked on a new wheel and will build a plant in the Pittsburg district. Steel wheels, once costly for cars, are to be produced cheaply through a Carnegie process.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Carnegie Steel Company
Anonymous Letter Writer Targeting Magazine Advertisers
An unnamed writer has been sending rubber type purple letters to advertisers of Life The Century The Women Home Companion and Everybody's Magazine. The letters attack publishers with insults and threaten exposure. Post Office authorities and publishers seek to identify the author amid signs of possible grievance or madness.
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Mr. Mitchell
Life
Scott
Century
Hazen
Wotsa
Flame Companion
Mr.Kidsway
Everybody's
JJ A. Mitchell
J. A. Mitchell
Womn's Home Companion
George Cers Hazen
W “Ota Home Companion
Century Magazine
Frank Scott
Everybody’ S Magazineg
K. J. Ridgway
Everybody’s Magazine
Ray _ Brown
Brown
Mr. Brown
Bronx
Wall Street
Harieny
Miss Maloney to Be Free From Engagement
Daniel F. Cohalan reported to Supreme Court Justice McCall that he favors annulling the marriage between Miss Helen Maloney and Arthur Osborne. The decision was reserved. Sources say Maloney will likely marry Samuel Clarkson after confirmation. Osborne claimed he and Maloney were married in Manaroneck two years earlier, triggering the annulment case.
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Daniel F. Cohalan
Anmu
Helen Maloney
Martin Maloney
Statide Arid Oil Company
Arthur
Osborne
Supreme Court
McCall
Ohalan
Miss. Maloney
Justice McCall Wi
Miss Maloney
Samuel Clarkson
Europe
Miss Malone
Manaroneck
Justice Bribery Confession Ties Brooklyn Justice to Bribes
District Attorney Clarke announced that after William Miles and his clerk Frank Wells were jailed for city fraud, a prison confession named a Brooklyn justice as having accepted bribes. The confession also implicates a clerk in the Controller's office.
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Clarke
Brooklyn
William ©. Miles
Frank AL Wells
Blackwells Island
Heflin agrees to compensate McCreary for medical costs
Washington reports that New York turfman Thomas McCreary, shot by Rep. J Thomas Heflin, will leave the hospital next Friday after a conference with Heflin and McCrearys attorney. Heflin offered full recompense for expenses and losses due to the disability, ending the dispute arising from an incident with Thomas Lundy on a streetcar.
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Washington
Thomas McCreary
New York
J. Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Heflin
McCreary
Thomas Lundy
Taft Pushes Higher Wages in Canal Plan
Secretary Taft visits the Senate and House and argues against wage cuts for Panama Canal workers. He urged maintaining higher pay, warning against granting double pay and stressing the need for fair compensation to laborers.
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New York Times
Washington
Taft
Senate
House
Tawney
Sverenex
Thaw Case Seen In Poughkeepsie Proceedings
The article notes Harry K. Thaw and others visiting Matteawan State Hospital as lawyers and physicians prepare for Thaw’s appearance. Dr Charles Pilgrim and Dr Britton Evans are among those involved. Lawyer Graham expects testimony in Poughkeepsie to extend three or four days. Thaw remains sanguine.
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New Fork
Fishkill
Harry K. Thaw
Graham
Charles
Pilgrim
Thudson River State Hospital
Poughkeepsie
Charles Lane
Nail
Britton D. Evans
Matteawan State Hospital
Tey
Thaw
19 Year Old Named in Bankruptcy Case
A petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday against Abe Somersr a 19 year old who ran a commission business in butter at 326 Greenwich Street for several years Three creditors claim about 4000 alleging he transferred property merchandise and cash to other creditors He has not been at his place of business recently Judge Thekt appointed Thomas D Hewitt to oversee the case
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Abe Somersr
Greenwich Street
Solderer
Thekt
Thomas. D. “Hewitt
Sixty Years With New York Life Service
Theodore M. Banta, veteran cashier at New York Life Insurance, celebrated yesterday the completion of fifty years of service. He has served under five presidents and seen two major upheavals, including McCall’s rise to the presidency. His era spans growth from 10 million to nearly 500 million in annual business, with forty four years as cashier since 1864.
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Theodore M. Banta
New York” Life Insurance Company
Mr. Banta
The
New York Life
John A.mccall
MecCat
Banta
Brewer Beadston Ordered to Pay in New Jersey suit
A writ served on Atred N. Jendieston a New York brewer to appear in Trenton Supreme Court shows why he failed to pay Miss Ty Wess Nn at Hlahnken 3.00 the verifier's amount against Herbert X. Sertrex of Boston. Seavey, a Dandsman Beacheston, had judgment secured last Fall and is said to have disappeared. Seavey was arrested in Ashbury Park in September 1800 for Miss A Wossner, a manicurist, who sued for 20000 dollars and a yacht trip on Seavey's Ivanhoe.
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Trenton
N. le
Atred N. Jendieston
New York
Hlahnken
Herbert X. Sertrex
Boston
Warese
Dandsman Beacheston
Seavey
Ashbury Park
Awossner
Demeres
Died at Lodge Meeting After Sudden Heart Event
At Jippa Lodge No. Y et night initiations halted when G M Duvall stepped outside for air and collapsed. Dr Edward Brepma nd noted heart disease as the cause. Duvall, 67, left a widow and seven daughters. Fellow member James Hamilton, 68, dies after friendship with Duvall.
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Jippa Lodge
Masonic Order
Jormienson Street
G. M. Duvall
Forty-first Street
Brooklyn
Vic Sees Retary
Andrew Mills
Edward Brepnand
Duval
James Hamil ‘Ton
OS South Eliott
Hamilton
Hadeen
Duvall
Lode
Ban on meat packing plant sparks federal action
The Henry Miners Company of Patterson, New Jersey, had its government inspectors withdrawn by the Department of Agriculture for repeated pure food law violations. Officials cited adulterated bird preparations and lard tanks used as refuse receptacles, barring interstate and foreign trade without a government inspected and passed label.
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New York Times
Washington
Henry Miners Company of
Paterson
Nid
BD. Melvin
Bureau of
Bureau of Animil Industry
Mucchs
Magistrate Fights Photo Gallery Action in Porto Rico Case
In Brooklyn yesterday Magistrate O Reilly condemned police for wasting time on a Rogues gallery session. The hearing involved Paul D Porto Rico accused of a crime tied to Adams Sheet and alleged embezzlement, with sharp criticism of the gallery’s method.
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Porto Rico
O'Reilly
Bh Court
Brooklyn
Thay
Paul D
Coster loses million in stock firm collapse
Charles Coster a junior partner of the firm Coster Knapp Co dies by his own hand amid a stock market plunge that wiped out almost all his capital. The suspension of the firm follows a sharp fall on short selling with debts estimated around one million dollars. Relatives, including Mrs Sarah Anthon mother-in-law, suffer losses as creditors move to protect assets.
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Chariss. Coster
Stock Exchange
Coster, Knapp & Co
Eseni Hause
Charlea Coster
Momeycie
Mossters
Caster
Paris
Wisney
Orvanic
Tieny
B.coster
Jom. Knapp
Mde
Ifssignment Ag
Manhattan Life
Broadway
Neater
Tirana
Wen
Alvisiie
Dokern
Cmost
Amg
Hew
Lipsont
Werner
Mm Breaux
Ka Siewarty
Lee Estruichten
Mr. Knapp
Cannes
Eversm
Cp Herles
Coster
Sarah A. Anthon
Anthen
Charles Coster
Capdtatecs
Sane
Aster
Treayy
United States Steel
Content & Co
Reading Bs. Hutton & Co
Sknipp & Co
Sonzhi
Uider
Savas
Knapp
W. B. Coster
Stork Exchange
Exchange
Eschannge
WVP
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Buffalo
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Tammany
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