Indict Tyson for manslaughter in club car death
John Hamilton Tyson son of a theatre ticket agent faces a second degree manslaughter indictment for killing Olaff Gonderson former Columbia Yacht Club steward by a speeding car on Feb 23. The Columbia Yacht Club aided by detectives and counsel pursued extradition as Tyson prepared to surrender in General Sessions on Wednesday.
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John Hamilton Tyson
Olaff Gonderson
Columbia Yacht Club
Tyson
Charles Ridgeway
Yacht Club
Isotta
Massachusetts
Olaf J.genderson
Amsterdam Avenue
Genderson
Roosevelt Hospital
George Branson
William Street
Charles 8. Berry
Fitzsimmons
Flood
Berry
Broadway
Virginia Laurence
Cinderella” Company
Henry P. Fox
Stamford
Conn
Fox
Dan
McKenzie
Tyson Himelf
Tyson Disappears After Indictment in New York Crash
Special to The New York Times reports John H. Tyson of Riverside vanished after New York authorities indicted him for a fatal crash. His car, the Isotta, had won the Briarcliffe trophy in April. Family and friends were unsure of his whereabouts, suggesting Washington, Europe, New York, or a possible surrender.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
John H. Tyson
Riverside
New York City
New York
Tyson
Alfred Starr
Washington, D. C
Europe
Sunday Times
Department of Health
Lmits
Nathan Straus
Seven women rescued from blaze after benzine ignition
Andrew McLaughlin of 2061 Madison Avenue caused an explosion while using benzine and lighting a cigar. Firefighters saved seven women on floors three to five as tenants escaped via fire escapes. McLaughlin suffered facial and hand burns. Building damage estimated at $5,000.
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Andrew Mclaughlin
Madison Avenue
McLaughlin
Michael and
James Riley
James Kennedy
Stree
George Hassett
Doran
G. S. Matthews
Nellie
Newstead
Raynor
Heo
Police Department
Flood conditions ease across Virginia and Carolinas
Floods in Virginia and the Carolinas are reported much improved. Seaboard Air Line Railway says water in flooded districts of North and South Carolina is rapidly passing off. Norfolk & Southern Railway reports flood troubles have passed and Southern Railway hopes trains will run from Norfolk to Danville tonight.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Carolinas
Seaboard Air Line Railway
North
South Carolina
Norfolk & Southern Railway
Southern Railway
Danville
American Beer As Healthful Drink Warns No Alcohol
A historical note extols beer as refreshing nutritious and invigorating and claims scientists statesmen physicians and clergymen recommend its use as a healthful agent and a preventive against drunkenness.
Purity of American Beer and Safe Summer Drinks
The piece urges selecting pure sanitary beverages in hot weather and condemns adulterated milk and unsafe sodas. It argues beer, made with clean water and wholesome ingredients, offers nourishment and refreshment, citing authorities who praise beer as a nutritious, non harmful liquid food when consumed in moderation.
Beer Advocates Health Benefits and Safety of Moderate Use
A historical defense of beer notes its nutriment from organic constituents and argues moderate consumption is not harmful to adults. Authorities from Germany to Massachusetts praise beer as digestible by meals and recommend it for health, while stressing abstinence for children and those prone to abuse. The piece cites medical experts, state boards, and the Brewers Association supporting purity and cautions against adulteration.
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J. FE. Siebel
Zymotechnic Institute
Chicago
Germany
Karl Frankel
Willis King
Kansas City
Ir. Joseph Zusler
Northwestern University of Chicago
Adolf Cluss
Vienna
Austria
United States
Board of Health of
Massachusetts
Brewers’ Association
New York State Board of Health
New York
F. E. Engelhart
Engelhart
McCumber
Henry Ward Beecher
Pius X
Leo XIII
Cardinal Gibbons
H. C. Potter
Beers Through History Highlight Purity and Public Health
A historical overview traces brewing from ancient grain use to modern preferences, noting barley wheat oats and other cereals. It cites monastic records and sanitary commissions praising beer, cites Jefferson Madison Hamilton Rush and Beecher supporting beer as beneficial, and notes post Civil War production rising to around 59 million barrels.
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Tacitus
Germany
Germania
Saxo Grammaticus
France
Picardie
Thomas Jefferson
Madison
United States
Union
America
Pilgrim Fathers
Alexander Hamilton
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Gordon
Benjamin Rush
University of Pennsylvania
Mali
Frederick D. Grant
Department of the East
Edmund Banks Smith
Governor's Island
Assembly Excise Board
Albany
Beers Over Prohibition urged by religious leaders and reformers
The piece argues that many bishops and prominent reformers oppose prohibition and support beer as a milder option. It cites European examples and the 50s group findings on alcohol content in beverages, urging regulation to favor mild malt drinks over strong spirits. It criticizes drastic bans and notes Georgia and other regions experimenting with near beer.
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London
Arthur Sherwell
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Great Britain
Lord Brel
England
France
Italy
Spain
Kaiser
Germany
Switzerland
Scandinavian
Statnite
Georgia
Georgia Court of Appeals
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Columbia Yacht Associa
Tion Steward
Tes
Timony
Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer Institute
West 57Th St
Grand Rapids
15Th
Grown Perfumery Co
of London
E. 20Th St
Dept. C
Layties Brothers
Regent St
Mark Cross
Fifth Avenue
Boston
Summer Street
Fulton St
Brooklyn
California
Colorado
Portland
Northwest
Union Pacific
NEW York Telephone CO
Uneeda
California Fig Syrup CO
Londonderry
Solomon
Boston Transcript
State Board of Health
New Hampshire
Famoes
Wiley
Pasteur
Prof
Gaertner
M. A. Scovel
Louisville
Pure Food Department
F. W. Pavy
Royal College of Physicians
J. E. Pilcher
The
United States Brewers Association
National Association of Brewers
State Health Board
Beer
Bartrels
Lee Morea
Soineuy Lee
Belek Wong Wad
sAeidom
Cba
AG Pgs
Grey
Messmer
Ryan
Hall
Vermont
Rainsford
Clark
Rhode Island
Grafton
Wisconsin
Moreland
Hirsch
Felix Adier
Piftly
Seth Low
Bishop K. ©. Potter
Lot
Harvard University
Charles J. Bonaparte
Preston. Johnston
Yuline University
Jacob F.schiff
Bishop Cps
Gr. Andrews
Felix Adler
Erie
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