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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1913

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Sulzer blocks Frawley inquiry amid campaign fund probe

Albany dispatch reports Gov. Sulzer using his attorney to challenge the Frawley Investigating Committee as it readies to examine campaign contributions for his bid, with calls to compel testimony from Charles Murphy and Philip Donohue. The piece notes legal limits, power scope, and possible impeachment implications.

New York Times Albany Valentine Taylor Sulzer Frawley Capitol Sulzer Seard Frawley Committee Anthony N. Brady Wall Street Secretary of State Executive Charles F. Murphy Philip Donohue Donohue Charlesony Tammanyan Sulzger-Murphy Executive Department Eugene Lamb Richards Richards Vizer

Greenwich Kirmess Abandons Popularity Vote Over Raffle Objections

The four day Greenwich Kirmess ends with raffles still run but the 10 cent popularity vote scrapped after United Workers objections. About 2500 dollars net with proceeds likely to Greenwich Hospitals as organizers return all raffle funds due to state law. Local factions clash over control as United Workers pledge moral and material concerns. Prominent United Workers member Mrs. Percy Rockefeller aids the group.

New York Times Greenwich Conn Kirmess Havemeyer United Workers Wirnness Committee Kirmess Committee Frank K. Brown FE. B. Close C. T. Wills F. S. Hastings

Boss Averts a Fire Panic at Cloth Factory

Fifty men and twenty five girls worked in Le vine Kelikow Co on the ninth floor when fire broke out, Morris Levine, head of the firm, shut off power and ordered a half holiday to ease evacuation. The exodus was orderly and the fire confined to the eighth floor causing about 10000 dollars in damages to Heidelberg Wolff stock.

Levine, Kelikow & Co GT Bleecker Street Morris Levine Mr. Levine Heidelberg, Wolff & Co

Four Erie workmen killed in Nutley derailment

Twelve Italian laborers worked on a Nutley Erie Railroad embankment when the center car of a seven car train tipped on a curve and plunged fifteen feet. Four men were killed and three seriously hurt. Deceased are Nicholas Sileve Antonio Polish Angelo Porton all of Paterson and Salvatore Rumbane of Avondale New York.

New York Times Nutley N. J Erie West Nutley Nicholas Sileve Antonio Polish Angelo Porton Paterson Salvatore Rumbane Avondale N. Y Russ Guila Vincinzio Gerado Antone Russo Newark

Dress unfits suffrage opinion from Mrs Marshall in Chicago

Mrs. Thomas R Marshall wife of the US vice president opposes municipal suffrage for Illinois women and attacks current fashions as unfit for voters. She says slashed skirts and dances in cafes cabarets threaten the new voters and jokes that she would vote if in a suffragist state.

Marshall New York Times Chicago Thomas R. Marshall United States Illinois First Ward McKenna

Outbreak Expected at Sing Sing as Warden Talks Shake-Up

Warden Clancy left Sing Sing to brief Gov Sulzer and Supt Riley on fires and mutinies. About 350 inmates were kept in their cells on bread and water while 1,050 others attended chapel. Sunday looms tense with warnings of a hot Monday as politics and personnel shifts dominate the scene.

Clancy Sing Sing Connaughton Albany Ossining William E. Cashin Burton H. Lee Big Bill" Green Lee Gov Sulzer Supt Riley Eugene McGuire Tammany Bronx Warden Claffey McGuire Gov. Sulzer Michael Walsh Westchester County Sohmer Walsh Loehmer George Jenkins Kennedy Jenkins Sulzer Democrat George Connolly

The Government's Women Chemists Feature

A preview of an upcoming Times, exploring women chemists employed by the government and their distinct roles beyond the traditional image of scientists.

Fatal crash in New Jersey sparks spree of auto accidents

A red runabout killed seven year old Earl Voght and injured his family near Englishtown as a second crash in Trenton injured Mr and Mrs Frederick Keuter and daughter Shirk. A busy day of collisions followed in Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Central Park, with multiple injuries reported and drivers fleeing the scenes.

Trenton N. J Hightstown Frederick Keuter North Ninth Street Philadelphia Shirk North Eleventh Street Logan Penn St. Francis Hospital Keuter Washington and Lafayette Avenues Brooklyn Frank Skelly Harrison Avenue Cumberland Street Hospital Skelly Stelen Skelly Oscar Gardner McDonough Street Wallace Son Adolph Levendut Lexington Avenue Levendut Bowery Delancey Street Ridge Street Clinton Street Washington Avenue Bronx Benjamin Lavender William Necker Union Hill Fordham Hospital Philip Unstadter Fourth Avenue East Drive Central Park Seventy-ninth Street Christian Schaak Aqueduct Avenue Presbyterian Hospital Unstadter

Double wreck at Slatington halts trains. one dead

At 1 AM in Slatington Pennsylvania a rear end collision between two freight trains and a following express wrecked the Lehigh Valley main line. One freight conductor Henry Weephle was killed and many were injured as the steel passenger train slammed into wreckage, with signaling failure delaying any warning. The through express from New York to Buffalo, traveling at fifty miles per hour, sustained damage but saved further loss due to swift braking.

New York Times Easton Penn Slatington Henry Weephle Wydock James Wyckoff Street Philadelphia John Sellar Street Maderone Carmine Madison Street Newark N. J Tuckler Daniel Allentown Williams Jesse J Santee Street Rochester N. Y Kalb C. A. Bahr Sugar Run W. H. Post Nutley John H. Hower Frank Holles Abraham Volblitz New York P. K. Knott Troy D. J. Peters New Haven P. J. McCalliston Buffalo J. R. Bowman John Eckert Maud Chunk Theodore Kelsey Auburn EL Paso Texas Washington Mexico City United States Thomas D. Edwards Charles B. Dixon Edwards Arthur Walker Dixon Juarez Inspector Dixon Consul Edwards Mr. Dixon Walker Rio Grande America Juares Tappan United States Immigration Office

Clerk questions Bryan living on nine hundred a year

A Washington letter notes clerk R. Norfleet Jr of the Department of Justice asks if a government clerk can live on 900 a year while Secretary Bryan earns 12000 a year. It cites the Official Register showing Norfleet's 1000 annual salary and recalls long-standing pay revisions since 1857.

New York Times Washington Bryan Virginia Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Navy Department Secretary of State Mr. Norfleet

Train Hits Tree in Wisconsin. Four Dead

Four people die and one seriously injured when the Copper Country Limited on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line hits a wind blown tree at Cable Line Wisconsin. Victims include engineer Frank O Connor and Albert Klinesmith both from Green Bay and 11 year old Walter Way. Express Messenger Martin Way of Green Bay badly scalded and expected to die. Unidentified man from Cleveland among the dead. A relief train sent from Iron Mountain. storm delayed report.

Iron Mountain Mich Copper Country Limited Chicago, Milwaukee Walter Way Express Way Cleveland Martin Way Green Bay Ohio Willie Hahin

Crowd drenched as fire forces escape from Sixth Avenue blaze

Frank Zincaila escaped a four story building at 516 Sixth Avenue in his underclothes after flames enveloped the pawn broker on the ground floor. A crowd watched as a hose drenched by firemen splashed the bystanders while Zincaila climbed to the street. The fire, believed started in hairdressing parlors, caused about $5,000 in losses near Herald Square, with Hotel Imperial and New Grand Hotel nearby as onlookers observed the blaze.

Frank Zincaila Sixth Avenue Zincalla Otters H. Stern Mme. Price Herald Square Broadway Hotel Imperial New Grand Hotel Thirtieth Street

Kaiser Wilhelm Sr Ship Update and Lloyd Sailings

The Kaiser Wilhelm Sr. from New York to Bremen was 220 miles west at 3 17 P M and due Plymouth on the 26th at 6 A M. The SS Finland, New York to Antwerp, was 120 miles southwest at 8 P M and due Dover on the 28th. Red Star Line notices also mention the Roof Garden luncheon and opening details in a July schedule.

Brow Head New York Bremen Plymouth North German Lloyd Finland Antwerp S. W Dover Red Star Line

Pankhurst Leads Riot At Trafalgar Square Clash

Sylvia Pankhurst rearrested after a militant suffrage rally in Trafalgar Square. She led a march toward Downing Street as 10,000 rallied, clashes erupted with mounted and foot police, and eight or nine motor omnibuses helped disperse the crowd.

NEW York Times London Sylvia Pankhurst Trafalgar Square Downing Street East End Whitehall Miss Pankhurst Holloway East London Woman's Social and Political Union Men’s Federation For Women’s Suffrage War Office Home Office Sylva Pankhirst Marble Arch Ubder

Three Climbers Die After Fall From Sallieres Tower

From Salvan Switzerland three Alpine climbers were seen in trouble and then plunge 3 500 feet from the Sallieres tower of the Vent du Midi. The fund is believed to be Frenchmen who climbed without a guide despite danger warnings.

ST. Maurice Switzerland Salvan Sallieres Vent du- Midi

Rumored Lisbon Revolt Supposedly Underway in Lisbon

London dispatch reports a serious uprising in Lisbon with bombs falling in streets since an organized bomb threat was thwarted by police on July 20. The Daily Mail says revolutionary groups have been active since a book last year listed bomb making directions.

London Madrid Lisbon The Daily Mail

Judge O'Sullivan III Ill at Summer Home in New Jersey

Judge Thomas C. O'Sullivan of General Sessions New York lies ill at his summer home in Spring Lake New Jersey. Dr Candict W Cutler says the condition is not serious and he is recovering. A priest reportedly sent a cable to the pope asking for a blessing amid the judge's illness.

New York Times Spring Lake N. J Thomas C. O’sullivan General Sessions New York Candict W. Cutler Mgr. McMackihi Staten Island

Messiah Declared in Panama by Penonome Native

Word from Penonome reports Segundo Sanchez a Penonome native has proclaimed himself the Messiah He issues a prophecy of world destruction by a deluge and about eighty adherents build an ark collect pairs of animals and arm themselves The Panama Government moves to avert possible trouble.

Panama Penonome Republic Segundo Sanchez

Bull Charged Red Auto In Fort Plains Scene

A Holstein bull owner from East Orange New Jersey caused the arrest of Joseph Coffee after his touring car was damaged by the animal near Canajoharie Fort Plains New York. Coffee faced a hearing on injuring a valuable cow, released on $100 bail as the case was adjourned for cow injury investigation.

Fort Plains N. Y Joseph Coffee East Orange N. J Coffee

Arrest Skirtless Bather in Chicago Beach

Dr. Rosalie M. Ladova a prominent Chicago physician was arrested at Jackson Park Beach after swimming without a skirt with her heavy two piece bathing suit. She defends the act saying men have no right to force women to wear restrictive attire and vows to test the rule.

New York Times Chicago Rosalie M. Ladova Jackson Park Beach Ladova

Burglary Alarm Foiled Heavily Guarded Pawnshop Breakin

In New York at 129 West 125th Street, Holmes Electric Protective Company alerted guards to tampering at H Monday & Son pawnshop on Manhattan Street. A two and a half foot square hole in a plate glass window and forced rear doors were found, but burglars escaped before discovery according to Isaac Monday.

Holmes Electric Protective Company West 125Th Street H. Monday & Son Manhattan Street Holmes Beetore Isaac

Dixon Free Demands Prompt Embassy Action

A report notes that our demand secured Dixon's release after Wilson altered ambassadorial language and the consul approved the changes, leading to release steps being completed.

Dixon

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Prawley Inquirers Quiry Murphy Dona Hue Taylor Thompson Senate Assembly Kirmess Raffles Greenwich United Workers Holiday Aurora Mooseheart Loyal Order of the Moose Mies Kenedy Port Henry Sing Sing Keepers Pwarden Clancy Uncle Sam TIMES Boy New Brunswick Earl Voght Eugene S. Voght Bound Brook Voght Karl Leroy Freehold Englishtown Earl Lehigh Valley Express Twits Bryan Michigan Suly Quith’s Pankhurst Judge O’sullivan III New Jersey Native BULL RED Auto Sador Gen. Castro Mr. Edwards Francisco Castro Juan N. Vasquez Huerta Iister Dixon Mexico Castro Col. Vasquez Camisal Negre Wilson Ambassador O. K
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