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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1911

Page

4

Italy's Monument to Victor Emmanuel II Inaugurated in Rome

Nearly one million people witnessed the inauguration on Capitoline Hill of the monument to King Victor Emmanuel II. The $20,000,000 edifice, 500 feet long and 250 feet high, houses the Risorgimento museum and honors Italy's unification with contributions from leaders such as Giolitti, Sacconi, and Gallori.

Rome Victor Emmanuel II Charles Albert Italy Victor Emmanuel Helena Margherita Humbert Maria Pia Portugal Victor Genoa Aosta Letitia Turin Abruzzi Canon Paolucci Goriano Abruzzi Giolitti Capitoline Capitoline Hill Venice Paul III Corso Liberator The Fatherlands Giuseppe Sacconi Sacconi Koch Manfredi Piacentini Signor Chiaradia Emilio Gallori Garibaldi Janiculum Chiaradia

A Tack Delays Sherman on Westchester Drive

Vice President James Sherman and Gen. Howard Carroll faced a flat tire when a tack damaged the left rear tire on their car near the Ardsley Club grounds. Sherman helped change the tire as Carroll stood by. The incident occurred during a luncheon visit to Sleepy Hollow Country Club before a dinner at Carroll Cliff.

New York Times Tarrytown N. Y James 8. Sherman United States Howard Carroll Broadway Ardsley Club Sherman Sleepy Hollow Country Club Gen. Carroll Mr. Sherman Carroll Cliff E. H. Gary John D. Archbold Seth Low R. C. Clowry Chauncey M. Depew Charles C. Paulding Anne Paulding William E. Benjamin Charles Francis of Troy Daniel Bacon Lewis. Nixon F. Q. Brown Ralston H. Brown Edwin Gould S. Parker Allen Townsend John Black Westchester New York

Maine cofferdam pumping under way after wreck

Major Ferguson works on raising the Maine cofferdam in Havana content with an initial five feet of water pumped out. The operation will be gradual with pauses to check for weakness, aiming to reveal the wreck's nature of explosion in six weeks or more.

NEW York Times Havana Ferguson Maine

Roosevelt in Vermont at White River Junction visit

Vermont leaders will welcome Theodore Roosevelt in White River Junction for a talk on cooperation among community institutions. The June 4 event includes a Gates Opera House dinner with guests from Washington Dartmouth College and governors Bass of New Hampshire Mead of Vermont. Wallace Bachelder chairs arrangements. Roosevelt’s visit follows a promise to Lieut. Bachelder.

White River Junction Vermont Theodore Roosevelt National Commission On Col Roosevelt Lieut Bachelder

Young girl survives fall from sixth floor fire escape

Three year old Rose Gasser fell seventy five feet from a sixth floor fire escape at 63 East 112th Street. She landed on clothes lines and bounded to the yard then was taken to Laura Franklin Hospital for Children with a broken leg as the only injury.

Rose Gasser East 112Th Street Laura Franklin Hospital

Attack and Robbery Target Nezer Sarkis Near Police Station

Nezer Sarkis of 237 East Twenty-ninth Street was attacked and robbed of 50 dollars last night at First Avenue and Twenty third Street a block from the East Twenty-second Street police station. He suffered a scalp laceration and was taken to Bellevue Hospital by six assailants.

Nezer Sarkis East Twenty-ninth Street First Avenue Twentythird Street East Twenty-second Street Bellevue Hospital

Crowded Coney Island Sees Free Baby Carriages and Daring Drownings

A summer throng of more than 200,000 visited Luna Park Steeplechase and the New Midway at Coney Island. A laborer, John T. Green, fell from the pier and drowned while workers extended the Steeplechase pier. Policeman Brennan, attempting a $10 swim challenge, nearly drowned but survived, receiving the payout after rescue. Detective Reich aided Brennan, who claimed a cramp. A San Francisco mother sought news of Celestine McCarthy, last heard from during the Dreamland fire recovery efforts.

Coney Island Luna Park Inspector Dooley Frederic Thompson John F. Fairman Green Fairman Brennan Reich Reick Robinson McCarthy San Francisco Celestine Dreamland

Turkish railway plan backed for urgent action

The Chamber of Deputies in Constantinople adopted a proposal to grant urgent consideration at the next session to the American syndicate led project for building a railroad system in Asiatic Turkey under Dr. Chester.

Constantinople Chamber of Deputies Asiatic Turkey Chester

Health status in Italy refutes cholera epidemic report

Italian authorities issue official statement from Rome asserting health conditions nationwide are excellent despite a Munish report alleging a cholera outbreak in a certain section. No epidemic is confirmed and officials dismiss fears.

Italy Rome

Girls' Champion Arrested After Complaint at Boarding House

Walter J. Scully was arrested for disorderly conduct after alleging two young women were detained against their will at 157 Schermerhorn Street Brooklyn. Detectives found no detention. boarding house keeper Erling Natrig corroborated his denial. Magistrate Reynolds suspended Scully's sentence in Adams Street Court.

Lieut. McIvor Brooklyn Detective Bureau Schermerhorn Street Walter J. Scully Third Street Brooklyn James Reynolds Scully Jennie Massan Elizatherine Kramer Erling Natrig Natrig

Million Gift Prompts Name Change for Thames College

Morton P. Plant of New London announces a $1,000,000 unrestricted gift to the woman's college to be located in New London. The income will cover running expenses and the name will be changed to Connecticut College for Women to emphasize state ties. Gov. Baldwin contributes $1,000 among other subscriptions.

New London Conn Morton P. Plant Woman's College Plant Thames College Connecticut College For Women Baldwin

New York Diet Kitchen Aids Mothers This Summer

The New York Diet Kitchen Association plans a Summer program in poorer districts to prevent deaths from summer diseases. Trained nurses and doctors will explain milk modification at Wickham Kitchen 169 Mott Street and at 1 West Thirty-fourth Street. Last summer 1,535 babies were cared for and only 18 died, with four deaths from summer complaints.

New York Diet Kitchen Association Wickham Kitchen Mott Street Association West Thirty-fourth Street

Narwhal Submarine Hits Targets At 2000 Yards

Newport Rhode Island June 4 The Narwhal under Lieut Chester W Nimitz and crew scored two hits in four shots at 2000 yards while running 30 to 40 feet under water In surface and underwater tests the Narwhal performed well as part of two officers of the submarine division observe the Navys improving marksmanship

Newport R. I Chester W. Nimitz Narragansett Bay

Americans Open Warships to Public in Stockholm Visit

Thousands of visitors boarded American warships in Stockholm as Rear Admiral Badger and American Minister Charles H. Graves met with the Minister of Marine and toured the navy yard.

Stockholm Badger Charles H. Graves Marine Navy Yard

Chided Boy Hangs Self in Newark Cellar

Fourteen year old Charles McKinley Christian, living with Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson at 253 Fairmount Avenue Newark, was found dead yesterday in the cellar by Mrs Lena Mendel. Police and a county physician ruled the death a suicide after the boy vanished for nearly a day following disciplinary scolding for poor school showing.

Charles McKinley Christian Charles Wilson Fairmount Avenue Newark

Chicago Northwestern opens second largest railway terminal

The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad inaugurated a new passenger station, the second largest in the world, replacing Wells Street. The 20 acre site includes a 343,040 square foot yard, 265,800 square foot train shed, and 69,760 square foot waiting and office area. Sixteen tracks handle 200 cars, with a 250,000 passenger daily capacity. Total cost reached 23.75 million dollars, with 11.56 million spent on real estate. Construction began in February 1909.

Chicago Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Wells Street

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