Death follows freak automobile crash at Staten Island
John G. Bogart, injured in an Automobile Club of America event on Staten Island, died at Smith Infirmary. W. C. Baker and C. A. Denzer faced bail of 15000 and 10000 respectively, after being charged with dangerous speed and causing deaths and injuries. Hearing set with Magistrate Marsh and Grand Jury to follow. Baker described brakes failure and loss of control during the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Bogart
Automobile Club of America
Staten Island
Smith Infirmary
W. €. Baker
C. A. Denzer
Baker
Denzer
Nathaniel Marsh
Denger
Enterprise Hook and Ladder Company
Jackson
Croak
First
Richmond County
Crook
Marsh
St. John’s Street
Rosebank
George M. Pinney
Richmond
Schurman
New York County
Schaefer
Edward 8. Rawson
New York
Mr. Rawson
Baker’s
Automobile Club
Red Cross
Bogart
Italian Herald editor injured in runaway horse incident
M A Vicario editor of the Italian Herald of New York and his coachman were badly injured near Great Neck Long Island when a horse-drawn carriage ran away after a passing automobile driven by George Arents Jr. frightened the animal. Vicario suffered a back sprain while his coachman was also hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. I
A. Vicario
Italian Herald of New York
George Arents, Jr
Reckless driving case delays as editor injured in crash
Vicairo and his coachman were thrown to the road when the vehicle turned and struck hard. Vicairo sustained a broken rib and back sprain, while the coachman was bruised. both are under a physician's care. An inquiry failed to determine if the editor will press a complaint against Mr. Arents, who already faces reckless driving charges from J. Weaver Webb of Summer Place adjoining the Arents property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicairo
Arents
J. Weaver Webb
Arents Place
Car Hit By Trolley Injures Four At Rockaway Beach
A badly damaged auto marked R N towed to a Rockaway Beach barn after a collision with a trolley. Occupants William M. Collard A Gilmore Dorothea Straussmann and Mrs William Gilmore of Manhattan suffered scalp wounds frog shock bruises and shocks. They were treated by Dr Tingley and sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockaway Beach
R. N
William M. Collard
West Eighty-ninth Street
A. Gilmore
Lexington Avenue
Dorothea Straussmann
William Gilmore
Manhattan
Wainwright Avenue
East Crossing
Long Island
Straussmann
Gilmore
Mr. Gilmore
Mr. Collard
Tingley
Automobile Blaze In Morristown Damages Car
In Morristown New Jersey on June 1 a car owned by Henri P Wertheim of New York suffered a major fire at the city park. Wertheim and his chauffeur were returning from a 50 mile run when a watering tank filled with water fed gasoline causing an immediate flame. The chemical engine and supply wagon aided in extinguishing the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
N. J
Henri P. Wertheim
West Fiftyseventh Street
New York
Cedar Courts
Arthur H. Kahn
Wertheim
Runaway Runabout Crashes in Central Park Injures Three
In Central Park last evening a horse attached to a light runabout owned by T. Greenbaum of 120 East Eighty-second Street bolted after spotting an automobile. The vehicle collided with a carriage owned by Charles Hass of 153 East Seventieth Street causing Hass, his wife, and his mother in law Mrs Catharine Interman to be thrown out. Hass suffered head and body contusions and Mrs Interman a dislocated shoulder. They returned home by cab. the horse was later captured by Policeman Charles E. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
T. Greenbaum
East
Eighty-second Street
Seventy-ninth Street
Greenbaum
Seventy-seventh Street
Charles Hass
East Seventieth Street
Mr. Hass
Catherine Interman
Interman
Charles E. Moore
Fatal Bicycle Collision in Lancaster Claims Two Teens
In Lancaster Pennsylvania a dark Wheatland Avenue collision between Walter Powell and Daniel Treewitz aged about seventeen left Powell dead after skull fracture and Treewitz dying from internal injuries. Powell was a noted amateur cyclist training for a race, and Treewitz accompanied him as they rode without lamps. Powell died at St Joseph's Hospital and Treewitz deteriorated with little chance of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Penn
Walter Powell
Daniel Treewitz
Powell
Treewitz
Wheatland Avenue
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Boy Hit by Car on East 151st Street. Driver Arrested
Eight year old Charles Rigney of 669 East One Hundred and Fifty-first Street was struck while playing on One Hundred and Fifty-second Street and Third Avenue. He was not seriously injured and sent home. Driver August Newman of 152 Highth Avenue was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One Hundred and Fifty-second Street
Third Avenue
Charles Rigney
East One Hundred and Fifty-first Street
August Newman
Highth Avenue
Sanitarium Planned Near Denver For Tubercular Patients
Lawrence C. Phipps of Denver will establish a sanitarium at Mont Clair to treat tuberculosis using the Trudeau system. Plans include spending 250000 dollars and securing 160 acres near Mont Clair. Phipps recently resigned from the Steel Trust post and chose Denver as his permanent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Lawrence C. Phipps
Mont Clair
Steel Trust
Phipps
Colorado
Navy Gunner's Romance Ends in New York Wedding
Gunner George Smith of the battleship Texas told Miss Melissa Warren at Brooklyn Navy Yard that she broke naval rules. They married in Newburg, New York, with Rev. Baragwanath officiating. Smith sails to the Philippines onboard the Texas. his wife plans to join him in Manila in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
N. Y
George Smith
Texas
Melissa Warren
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Baragwanath
Trinity Church
Gunner Smith
Philippines
Manila
Permanentty
Perfectly Aged Beer By Anheuser Busch Brews
The Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association of St. Louis stores 375000 barrels on lager to ensure proper aging and wholesomeness. Its brews are served in hotels clubs and cafes worldwide through natural aging processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n
St. Louis
Adv
Gruber Attacks Jerome Over East Side Slander
Col Abraham Gruber denounces District Attorney Jerome during the Beth Israel Hospital event at Jefferson and Cherry Streets. Gruber accuses Jerome of fanning a Jewish ghetto myth and calls for less sensationalism and more duty from public leaders. Congressman Goldfogle also spoke as hospital tours proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Abraham Gruber
Beth- Israel Hospital
Jefferson and
Cherry Streets
Col. Gruber
Jerome
East Side
Goldfogle
Harvard
Democratic Headquarters Opens in Albany with Noted Speakers
Democratic State Headquarters will open in Albany and promiment party figures from across New York are slated to speak. Expected speakers include John B. Stanchfield Elmira Herbert P. Bissell Buffalo John Cuneen Erie County General Committee Chair Judge Charles N Bulger Oswego ex Mayor James K McGuire Syracuse Senator McCarren Martin W Littleton Brooklyn George M Palmer Schoharie and a Tammany representative Lewis Nixon New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
John B. Stanchfield
Elmira
Herbert P. Bissell
Buffalo
John Cuneen
Erie County
Charles N. Bulger
Oswego
James K. McGuire
Syracuse
McCarren
Martin W. Littleton
Brooklyn
George M. Palmer
Schoharie
Tammany
Lewis Nixon
New York
Triumvirs to Attend Albany State Democratic HQ Opening
Democratic leaders from New York City plan to attend the formal opening of the State Headquarters in Albany. Triumvirs Charles F. Murphy D F McMahon and Louis F Haffen are expected to attend alongside a majority of the Democratic State Committee members from New York. Ex Controller Bird S Coler will also travel to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Charles F. Murphy
D. F. McMahon
Louis F. Haffen
Democratic State Committee
New York
Bird S. Coler
Republican Congressional Hopes in Manhattan Districts
Republican leaders express confidence they will win three U S House seats in Manhattan. Slated nominees include ex Senator Lispenard Stewart for the 13th, W H Douglass for the 15th, and Assemblyman W S Bennet for the 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Manhattan
Lispenard Stewart
W. H. Douglass
W. S. Bennet
Harlem Democratic Club slate opposes Hopper at election
Members of the Harlem Democratic Club have named a ticket challenging the Isaac A. Hopper slate for the annual election on Wednesday night. Opponents for the Executive Committee include A. L. Baggot, J. J. Schreiner, Morris Katz, J. D. Miller, and Arthur Thorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Democratic Club
Isaac A. Hopper
A. L. Baggot
J. J. Schreiner
Morris Katz
J. D. Miller
Arthur Thorne
Lost speech after laughing in Massachusetts farmer
Edward Goodrich, a wealthy farmer of Williams town Massachusetts, became dumb after a long laughing spell lasting over an hour. Doctors suspect brain hemorrhage or clot. a Boston specialist confirmed the diagnosis. He has partly recovered but cannot speak clearly and conducts business on paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Edward Goodrich
Boston
Goodrich
St Cloud Hotel Seized Over Beef Prices
In Syracuse on June 1 I Paine of Rochester took possession of the St. Cloud Hotel after foreclosing a chartel mortgage of 17500. Proprietor Clarence A R Euston says high beef and provisions, blamed on the beef trust, made profit impossible and forced relinquishment despite good patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
St. Cloud
I. Paine
Rochester
Clarence A. R. Euston
Beef
Trust
Beef Trust
Central Federated Union Demands Dismissal Over City Record Printing Contract
The Central Federated Union denounces a $7,000 City Record printing award to a Grand Rapids firm. Delegate Ryan accuses Supervisor Cowen of poor public spirit and home rule violation. Resolutions urge instant dismissal and Board of Aldermen action this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Federated Union
City Record
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ryan
Photo-Engravers’ Union
Cowen
New York City
City
New York
Board of Aldermen
West Maryland Deal Links Six Trusts to Gould Tidewater Vision
Six trust companies including Continental of Baltimore and Guardian Trust of Cleveland back Fuller Syndicate plan to fuse the West Virginia Central with the Western Maryland Railroad. The $20 million underwriting covers extensions to tidewater and heavy-traffic upgrades, with $2 million for Cherry Run to Cumberland and about $15 million for Gould-line reach to the coast.
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Baltimore
Fuller Syndicate
West Virginia Central
Pittsburg
Western Maryland
Gould
Tidewater
Continental Trust
Mercantile
Bowling Green
North American
New York
American Trust
Guardian Trust
Cleveland
Ohio
Consolidated Company
Maryland
Cherry Run
West Va
Cumberland
West Virginia
Illinois Railroad Tariff Reforms Target Across State
Springfield June 1 The State Railroad and Warehouse Commission will meet next Tuesday in Springfield to hear shippers and railroad representatives on a proposed general reduction in freight rates and a revision of Illinois classifications. Illinois rates are high compared with neighboring states, hindering local manufacturers and jobbers. the St Louis Traffic Bureau and Chicago grocers, merchants associations and other groups have submitted requests for broad reductions and reclassifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Illinois
Middle West
St. Louis
Chicago
State
Birmingham Railroad War Seaboard and Belt Line Fight Over Tracks
In Birmingham Alabama on June 1 the Seaboard and Belt Line railroad war escalated with injunctions against both sides. The Seaboard barred Belt Line from laying tracks on Thirty second Street Tenth Avenue and Avenue A entry points into the city. Labor crews then began laying track on Avenue A outside city limits as Belt Line countered with a midnight injunction halting Seaboard work until a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Belt Line
Birmingham
Ala
Thirty-second Street
Tenth Avenue
Avenue A
Wage Scale Boost for Central New England Rail Workers
On June 1 the Central New England Railroad across the Poughkeepsie Bridge route raised pay for section men to 1.50 dollars per day and section foremen to 12 dollars per week. About 300 workers are affected as the scale takes effect, with officials saying the increase ends cross competition from other lines seeking skilled labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsted
Conn
Central
New Haven
Hartford
Navy Gunner Morgan Joins Minneapolis as Deck Officer
Gunner Morgan of the United States Navy, recently promoted to Chief Gunner, arrived at League Island Navy Yard and will serve as deck officer of the cruiser Minneapolis. His promotion followed Admiral Sampson’s approval, tied to his Santiago campaign service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunner Morgan
New York Times
Philadelphia
United States Navy
League Island Navy Yard
Minneapolis
Morgan
Sampson
Santiago
Memorial Windows Unveiled at Williamsburg Church
Two memorial windows were unveiled at St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church in Williamsburg during morning services. One honors Harry R. Vogel, son of Henry J. Vogel, who died in 1888, the other honors Mrs. William P. Newland. Donors are Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Vogel and William P. Newland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Bedford Avenue
Wilson Street
Williamsburg
Harry R. Vogel
Henry J. Vogel
William P. Newland
Furniture sale advertisement with tiered price cuts
An old catalog-style ad outlines discounts on suits tables chairs chiffonier and bedrooms sets in golden oak mahogany and white enamel finishes. Prices show reductions from 95.00 to 3-piece suits 18.50 to 14.00 and various other markdowns across furniture pieces and sizes.
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Grand Jury
W. C. Baker
C.A. Denzer
Freak Machine
Lancaster, Penn
The
Gruber
Democratic Headquarters
MR. Cowen
New England
Poughkeepsie Bridge
IEG
Apeegtenman
Gard
6Th Avenue
16Th Street
Morris
G. O
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