Lotus Buds Start for California Home
The Lotus Buds Cuban children, guarded by twelve detectives, were shipped from Ellis Island to California after a Treasury appeal reversed an earlier deportation. Dr Gertrude Van Pelt led the group. A G Spalding arranged transport to Point Loma and Mrs Tingley’s Universal Brotherhood School.
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Jersey City
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Santiago
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New York City
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New York
Washington Board of Immigration
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Toma
Point Oma
Katherine Tingley
Point Loma
Universal Brotherhood
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Father Donates Skin to Save Son in Bellevue Ward 8
At Bellevue Hospital Ward 8 Frank Martilli and his seven year old son Joseph lay side by side after a cutting edge skin graft. Doctors Frink and Train reported the elder Martilli’s skin grafts from both legs placed on the boy’s head and back. The operation is expected to save the child with the father likely to leave in about two weeks.
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Bellevue Hospital
Frank Martilli
West Thirtieth Street
Joseph
Bellevue
Great Freight Terminal Plans for Boston Flats
Boston reports the New York New Haven and Hartford Road bought twenty acres on Commonwealth Flats South Boston for 1 million dollars. Plans aim to build the world’s greatest freight terminal with tracks to piers and direct car loading for steamship service. The project, part of an alliance with the Pennsylvania system, seeks to expand waterfront holdings and streamline freight handling to save time and costs.
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New York Times
Boston
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Hartford Road
Commonwealth Flats
New Haven
Pennsylvania
New York Investors Eye Cape Breton Railway
A New York delegation led by James S. Cannon and Myron E. Evans surveys the Cape Breton Railway region in Halifax. The group, meeting Premier Murray, will decide policy on the railway’s future on return and considers building to Sydney if a reasonable subsidy is arranged.
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New York Times
Halifax
N. S
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James S. Cannon
Dominion Securities Company
Fourth National Bank
Myron E. Evans
Cape Breton Railway Company
James S. Parker
Thomas E. Wing
Jay Dollar
Nova Scotia
Murray
Cape Breton Railway
Seaboard Introduces Sleeping and Buffet Cars on Key Runs
Seaboard Air Line Railway inaugurates a drawing room sleeping car from Washington to Pinehurst three times weekly with first departure Saturday evening. An innovation adds a Pullman buffet parlor car on the Washington to Hamlet line starting Monday the 15th, tri weekly, to serve daylight day trips.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Washington
Pinehurst
Southern
Hamlet
Seaboard Mail
Baltimore and Ohio announces management changes
Changes in Baltimore and Ohio officials take effect tomorrow. Arthur Hale becomes General Superintendent of Transportation replacing J. C. Stuart who resigns to pursue another business. G. Hass takes Hale’s Pittsburgh post, and I. G. Rawn moves to Pittsburgh from Cincinnati to fill Davenport’s Cincinnati duties. Rawn’s successor at Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern is not yet chosen.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Arthur Hale
Potter
J. C. Stuart
G. Hass
Pittsburg
Hale
I. G. Rawn
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Cincinnati
Rawn
Col Lynch Stricken After Walk Home
Col Thomas Lynch former commander of the Sixty-ninth Regiment wandered on East 162nd Street asking a stranger for his address and name. Police and Dr Radin helped take him to Lebanon Hospital where doctors diagnosed a peculiar form of aphasia.
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Sixty-ninth
Col Lynch
Peck
Morrisania
Radin
Lebanon
Michael Ryan
East One Hundred and Thirty-seventh Street
Col. Lynch
Plea for Vivisection to Save Cadet Aiken
Philadelphia surgeon Dr. William Keen writes Senator Gal linger arguing animal experiments advanced brain localization and saved Midshipman Aiken’s life after a football injury. He cites 1902 findings and urges support for vivisection against anti vivisection legislation.
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Philadelphia
William W. Keen
Annapolis
Aiken
Keen
Gallinger
United States Naval Academy
Mr. Aiken
Europe
America
Cupid Intervenes as 69th Regt Officer Marries
Colonel Edward Duffy learns Captain M O Galvin resigns on eve of inspection to marry Miss Ella Mackay at Church of St John the Evangelist Fifty fifth Street and First Avenue. The couple plans a Yellowstone and San Francisco honeymoon. Cupid, he quips, is the regiment’s fear on the field.
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Cupid
Edward Duffy
Sixty-ninth Regiment
W. H. Chapin
Charles F. Roe
Duffy
Sixty-ninth
M. O’neil Galvin
Church of the St. John the Evangelist
Fifty-fifth Street
First Avenue
Ella Mackay
Yellowstone Park
San Francisco
John Dillon Ill in New York Hotel Stay
John Dillon a leader of the Trish Nationalist Party rests at the Hoffman House with his wife who arrived on the Umbria from Europe yesterday. He came from Chicago to meet her and was confined to bed by illness though not deemed serious. Mrs Dillon reports he cannot receive visitors while recovering.
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John Dillon
Trish Nationalist Party
Hoffman House
Umbria
Europe
Mr. Dillon
Chicago
Football players speak at West Side YMCA mass meeting
Yesterday at the West Side YMCA on Fifty seventh Street prominent college football players spoke at a mass meeting. Princeton substitute fullback W J Ames discussed YMCA work at Princeton. Pennsylvania captain W G Gardiner delivered a message from the Philadelphia school. Princeton halfback H R Reiter outlined three life laws of football: service to the captain, the team, and the university. Yale’s Howard Richards Jr and Richard H Edwards also spoke, Edwards as Yale University Secretary.
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West Side
Young Men’s Christian Association
Fifty-seventh Street
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Yale
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
W. J. Ames
W. G. Gardiner
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
H. R. Reiter
Howard Richards, Jr
Richard H. Edwards
Yale Christian Association
Alderman's Coal Carload Vanishes in Transit
Alderman Philip Harnischfeger of the Bronx arranged a coal purchase at cost for constituents. He hired men to unload a promised Kentucky carload, plus a clerk to weigh teams, but the coal never arrived and the suppliers report no trace of it. The delay leaves 50 awaiting leaders and staff unsure of the shipment.
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Philip Harnischfeger
Bronx
Kentucky
Naval Battalion Member Buried at Greenwood Cemetery
The Second Naval Battalion escorted the body of Frederick W. Blatz to Greenwood Cemetery after his death on Thursday. Blatz of 97 Sackett Street Brooklyn worked for Hallgarten Co. in Manhattan and served five years, including time aboard the monitor Jason in the Spanish war.
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Naval Battalion
Second Naval Battalion
Frederick W. Blatz
Greenwood Cemetery
Blatz
Sackett Street
Brooklyn
Hallgarten & Co
Manhattan
Brooklyn’s Cold Cars Need Cleaning and Care
A letter to the editor from New York on December 6 1902 criticizes the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company for cold storage heated cars and dirty conditions. The writer argues better cleaning would curb spitting on car floors and calls management practices weak.
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Brooklyn
New York Times
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
New York
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