Lures Adorer Then Shoots Him In Passaic Mystery
In Passaic New Jersey on a Fourth of July weekend a man is wounded after a woman Rosie Gaitano invited him for a walk. She then wrested his pistol and fired while her husband and another man pursued the pair. The couple are jailed awaiting grand jury action.
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N. J
John Marreino
Third Street
Main Avenue
General Hospital
Rosie Gaitano
Robertsford
Passaic River
Botany Mills
Marreino
Gaitano
Rabbi Criticizes Mount Sinai Hospital Over Kosher Policy
Dr H Pereira Mendes rabbi of Shearith Israel and president of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations denounces Mount Sinai Hospital and related Jewish institutions for not serving kosher meat. Albert Lucas says the protest reflects broader observance failures. hospital directors have not acted. I Stern of Mount Sinai declined to discuss the letter, noting directors would meet in fall.
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Europe
H. Pereira Mendes
Shearith Israel Synagogue
Central Park West
Union of Orthodox Jewish
United States
Canada
Mount Sinai Hospital
Madison Avenue
100Th Street
Rabbi Mendes
Jes
Hebrew Standard
Albert Lucas
West 105Th Street
Union of Orthodox Jews
Mount Sinai
I. Stern
Irvington
N. Y
Violent Attack on Police Captain Aboard Open Car
Acting Capt. Dominick Henry of Mercer Street Police Station was assaulted on a southbound Third Avenue elevated train at Thirty-fourth Street. Ten Italian youths forced into the car, promised to punch him, and struck before officers could intervene. Two suspects were arrested for felonious assault. Hewett and Henry received medical treatment from Bellevue Hospital doctors.
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Mercer Street
Third Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Capt
Henry
Hewett
Capt. Henry
East Thirty-fifth Street
Italions
Cooke
Bellevue Hospital
Prospect Park Arrests Increase Under Park Campaign
Inspector Miles O Reilly and Park Commissioner Kennedy led arrests at Prospect Park amid a crackdown on rowdyism. Deputy Police Commissioner Baker patrolled the grounds and used his car to detain violators, aiding patrol wagons. A total of sixty two arrests were recorded up to early night, many for repeat offenses warned on prior Sundays.
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Prospect Park
Miles O'Reilly
Kennedy
Baker
A J Hope Dead From Fall At Hotel Imperial
Andrew J. Hope, 68, candy maker with Nassau and Ann Streets businesses, fell from a seventh floor window at the Hotel Imperial in New York City last night. Doctors say accidental death likely. coroner confirms no suicide evidence. Hope recently returned from Europe and had no known immediate family.
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Nassau
Ann Streets
Imperial
Mr. Hope
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Hotel Imperial
Gilday
McDermott
Hope
Miss Ridgeley
Thirty-second Street
the Imperial
Edward Wnsend
Europe
Three Drownings In Wildwood Beach Tragedy
Three Philadelphians Frances Maxwell 19 Mary Golden 21 and John Carroll 22 drowned while swimming at North Wildwood New Jersey on July 5. Maxwell and Golden bodies recovered, Carroll remains missing as search efforts continue at the Anglesea inlet and beach areas.
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New York Times
Wildwood
N. J
Frances Maxwell
Christian Street
Mary Golden
John Carroll
Beck Street
Carroll
Anglesea
Miss
Miss Maxwell
Stone Harbor
Miss Golden
Eight-year-old boy falls from milk train into river
Eight-year-old Joseph Rubin climbed on a New York Central milk train at 127th Street. The train moved and he fell into the river. James O'Brien and William Brennan rescued him from the tide and he was rushed to J Hood Wright Hospital with submersion injuries and a grim prognosis.
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West 118Th Street
New York Central
North River
127Th Street
Rubin
West 129Th Street
James O’brien
William Brennan
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Three Drown From Canoe Collision in Mystic River
Three of sixteen canoeists are drowned when a hawser stretched across the Mystic River above Cradock Bridge is struck and capsizes their boats. The victims are Mrs. John J Burns aged 25, John J Burns Jr aged 8, and Reta Cooper aged 8, all of Medford.
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Medford
Mass
Mystic River
Cradock Bridge
John J Burns
John J. Burns
Reta Cooper
Meat price probe urged by Central Federated Union
Resolutions adopted to request the U S attorney general to seek a formal inquiry into rising meat costs. The union also seeks investigation of a potential Meat Trust as a restraint of trade and possible civil or criminal action. It cites only modest supply shortages and small recent cattle price increases versus larger jumps in dressed beef.
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Central Federated Union
United States
Committee of Investigation
Meat Trust
Governor Hughes Attends Saranac Inn Chapel Service
Gov. Charles B. Hughes and family attended the morning service at the Saranac Inn Chapel in Saranac Inn New York with Rev. L W Richardson presiding. The sermon was followed by the sacrament and the chapel is noted as the former President Cleveland’s place of worship when at the Inn.
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N. Y
Charles B. Hughes
Saranac Inn Chapel
L. W. Richardson
Cleveland
Inn
Rock Island Lines Advertises Low Summer Rates
Colorado travel pitch promises a new scene and altitude with low summer rates on Rock Island Lines. The ad urges affordable Rocky Mountain vacations and lists contact at 401 Broadway North and West.
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Colorado
Rock Island
Rockie
Palmer
Two Women Injured in Merrick Road Auto Crash
A Brooklyn touring car carrying Mr and Mrs Hornridge and relatives was hit on Merrick Road by a New York lawyer Allen A Alderman driving another car. The younger Mrs Hornridge suffered severe shock and bruising. both Hornridges were badly bruised. Alderman admitted fault and paid all charges.
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New York Times
Lynnbrook
L. I
S.B. Hornridge
Borough Park
Brooklyn
Hornridge
Dymock
S. J. Bradbury
Balloon voyage ends with rough landing over Lake Huron
A balloon flight from Chicago to Canada leads to a brutal Lake Huron crossing. Capt. Peterson and Leichleiter suffer multiple injuries after barging through trees, fences, and barbed wire before a rough but safe landing near Carsonville Michigan.
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Michigan
Leichleiter and Peterson
Columbia
Pickens
Aeronautique Club of
Chicago
Capt.Peterson
Steeily
Lax
C Huron
Lake Waron
Dr. J. P. Thomas Arrested After Merrick Road Chase
Police arrested Dr. Julian P. Thomas of 380 Riverside Drive Manhattan after he allegedly sped to 36 miles an hour and led a motorcycle officer on a two mile chase on Merrick Road Queens Borough. Also sought were Charles Inman a Cedarhurst Long Island college student and others including Henry Reinhardt, William Christopher, Frank E. McCormack and William J. Wilkinson in the same incident.
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Arthur Scholla
Scholla
Merrick Road
Queens Borough
Julian P. Thomas
Riverside Drive
Manhattan
Thomas
Charles Inman
Cedarhurst
L. I
Springfield
Valley Stream
Nassau County
Henry Reinhardt
East Fifteenth Street
Illiam Christopher
Elmhurst
Frank E. McCormack
Putnam Avenue
Brooklyn
William J. Wilkinson
314Th Street
Lawyer in insane ward taken to hospital ward for examination
Brooklyn lawyer Charles F. Brandt, once active in Democratic politics, was admitted yesterday to the observation ward of Kings County Hospital for a sanity exam. A brother requested care after insomnia and drug use contributed to his condition. Brandt, 41, Harvard Law School graduate, practiced in Brooklyn and once ran for Congress.
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Brooklyn
Kings County Hospital
William J. Brandt
Garfield Street
Brandt
Harvard Law School
John J. McGarry
Tenth Ward
McLaughlin
Democratic General Committee
Francis H. Wilson
Highth
Montague Street
St. George Hotel
Carroll Street
Eagle in Cock Fight Ends in Mexican Victory
During a Fourth of July celebration, Crenshaw, Halloway, Graham, and Jameson from a Texas land syndicate staged an illegal cock fight in El Molino. They replaced the rival with a trained eagle, which killed the gamecock and enabled the men to steal the winnings before fleeing to Guadalajara.
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Hermosillo
Mexico
Andrew Crenshaw
Thomas A. Halloway
Bert Graham
C. B. Jameson
el Molino
Crenshaw
Guadalajara
Curtiss Circles with June Bug At Hammondport Flight
Glenn H. Curtiss piloted the June Bug in Hammondport New York before thousands, turning the aeroplane toward the starting point for the first time in the trials. After five eighths of a mile he landed to avoid a vineyard, front controls and right wing slightly damaged but Curtiss unharmed. The circle maneuver was hailed as a major success by Aero Club members and repair work was planned for tonight with more tests planned tomorrow.
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West Monkton
Ont
Logan
Saginaw
Mich
Lake Huron
Lake Ontario
Hammondsport
N. Y
Glenn H. Curtiss
Curtiss
Aero Club Committee
Canoe Trip to Nova Scotia From Portland
Henry Wise Wood of the New York Yacht Club and Mrs. Wood reached the Portland Yacht Club after a week from Gloucester aboard Patsy Green a sixteen foot three foot beam canoe. They plan a coastwise voyage to Nova Scotia this year continuing a trip begun last summer from New York to Gloucester. A wind and hail storm off Cape Porpoise tested their passage Friday night with fishing schooners seeking shelter.
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New York Times
Portland
Gloucester
Mass
Henry Wise Wood
New York Yacht Club
Cape Porpoise
Gem
Cab Driver Fights Guards on Fifth Avenue Elevated
Patrick Walsh of 101 Gold Street Brooklyn clashed with two guards aboard a Fifth Avenue elevated train. Special Policeman William H. Bailey of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company intervened, nearly losing Bailey as the struggle moved from train to the Thirty sixth Street Station platform. Walsh, six foot two and strong, was jailed ten days for contempt of court with assault case set for July 2.
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Gold Street
Brooklyn
Fifth Avenue
William H. Bailey
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Walsh
Bailey
Thirty-sixth Street
Fourth Avenue
Roceenae
Revolution Victory in Paraguay Names Naveiro President
Buenos Aires reports the Paraguayan revolutionaries have won control and formed a new government led by Dr Emiliano Gonzales Naveiro. Cabinet includes Manuel Gondra Eusbio Ayala and Alvino Jara, uniting Liberal and Colorado factions. Several former ministers sought refuge in foreign legations. Street fighting damaged buildings. death toll now pegged around five hundred. Telegraph links to Asuncion expected to resume soon.
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Paraguay
Legation
Asuncion
Revolutionary Party
Emiliano Gonzales Naveiro
Naveiro
Manuel Gondra
Brazil
Eusebio Ayala
Alvino Jara
Adolfo Rigulme
Manuel Franco
Liberal
Colorado
Manuél Benitz
Cecilio Baez
Gen. Rios
Adolfo Soler
Finance
Carlos Isasi
Panama Peace After Senior Arias Resigns Presidency Candidacy
Panama reports the resignation of Senior Arias as a presidential candidate. Observers link his action to strong Obaldia party support in municipal elections and a desire to avoid US military occupation. Officials discuss meetings and a possible third candidate, while both leaders receive congratulations.
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Panama
Arias
Sefior Obaldia
Senor Arias
United States
Sefior Arias
Russia naval budget deadlock leaves 1907 funds in effect
In St Petersburg the joint commission of the Duma and the Council of the Empire failed to agree on the naval budget. The 1907 budget remains operative, with the Council approving 35.5 million dollars for battleship construction while the Duma had refused. The oil wells at Boryslav burned, six wells destroyed, but no loss of life reported. London dispatch notes an intended visit by the Russian Emperor and Empress to England during Cowes yachting week.
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Boryslav
Bate
Woll
London
the Chronicle
Russia
England
Isle of Wight
Cowes
Curacao Protests Venezuelan Actions Seek Royal Aid
The Curacao Chamber of Commerce the General Dutch Union and the Naval League draft a petition to Queen Wilhelmina demanding improved ties with Venezuela. They cite vessel seizures crew imprisonments port restrictions and curbs on transit of cargo and laborers, with the colonial government keeping The Netherlands informed.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Venezuelan
Castro
Venezuela
Petitoners
Ielland
Caracas
Italians Seek Rain Through Calvary Image Procession
In Bari Apulia the long drought and extreme heat prompting pleas for rain led to a city procession bearing a centennial Calvary image. Some thirty thousand worshippers joined the ceremonies though a predicted miracle did not occur.
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Apulia
Bari
Italy
Calvary
Wierain
Undertaker Spoils Party At Col Peel Home
A July 5 reception for two young social couples at Col W L Peel's Atlanta residence ended in chaos as an undertaker, doctors, police, messenger boys, and firemen converged after an uninvited social snub. The sequence began with a false death alert and escalated to alleged fire and burglary scares, drawing widespread alarm.
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Peel
News York Times
Atlanta
W. L. Peel
Wilfred Lawson Peel
Peel Mansion
French aeroplane trials end as storm halts attempts
Turin July 5. A large crowd watched Leon Delagrange attempt flight. After two failed attempts a violent storm forced pause. When conditions cleared he kept the craft aloft for two minutes forty five seconds at ten feet high, covering 2 kilometres eight hundred metres.
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Turin
Leon Délagrange
Delagrange
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