Law of healing by God mind draws Dr McConnell at Carnegie Hall
The New Thought movement healer Dr Andrew McConnell, touted as interpreting God in the human body, lectures at Carnegie Hall as the School of the Society for Universal Science opens. He outlines a universal energy law guiding cure, claims therapy through mind energy, and promotes self cure and teaching others.
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Andrew McConnell
McConnell
School of the Societly For Universal Science
al Studio
Carnegie Hall
Elieve
Nuell
God
Tell
Llamyoces
Iatron
Brooklyn
London
Ife
Ida R. Compton
Revolt Against Excise Law In Newark Parade
Newark prepares Pfingst Monday march of 25 000 Germans and supporters to protest New Jersey Sunday closing rules. The parade and Kurz's Colosseum mass meeting aim to register disapproval of the Bishops' excise law with speakers from New York and Newark.
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Newark
George van Skal
New York
Howard MacSherry
Public Service Corporation
E. A. Wasson
Grooms Armed as Burglary Wave Hits Morristown Area
Morristown and Madison residents facing a surge of robberies arm their coachmen and grooms with rifles and revolvers and house sleeping quarters to guard against raids. A recent break in at Charles M. Decker’s Madison Avenue home saw $1400 in silver stolen after entry through a parlor window. Police protection is sparse. private watchmen and detectives have not yielded clues.
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New York Times
Morristown
N. J
Madison
Charles M. Decker
Madison Avenue
Salvation Army Fire Destroys Jersey City Home and Stables
A Salvation Army Industrial Home at 135 to 141 Morgan Street and two three story rear tenements were destroyed by fire. Sixteen horses and seventeen wagons burned. Loss put at 50000 dollars. The blaze began in the stable and spread to the building and boiler explosion injured Capt. George B. Murdock. Fire Chief James T. Meehan aided in rescue, Murdock hospitalized.
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Salvation Army
Morgan Street
Jersey City
Lieut
W. W. Winchell
Priceman Dundon
Lieut. Winchell
Frank Allen
George B. Murdock
Jar Ees T. Meehan
Fire Board
Murdock
St. Francis Hospital
Beef Shortage Alarms Packers Amid Record Prices
Large scale beef scarcity drives prices up sharply and reduces meat use in homes and restaurants. Producers cite money tightness, late cows, and higher feed costs as causes while demand in cities declines and exporters consider shifting beef across oceans to meet shortages.
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United States
England
New York
Atlantic
Louis Josephs
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company
New York Times
America
Chicago
Argentine Republic
Yonkers Police Raid New Park T: Wakefield Irish Athletic Assn Arrest Under Excise Law
Yonkers police raided the Irish Athletic Association park at Wakefield arresting James P. Veale of the Bronx for excise law violation. He posted $1,000 bail as promoter Thomas OConnor backed the bond. Formal opening planned for the 1st with a July 4 carnival. the group seeks ticket holders to gain membership.
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Yonkers
Irish Athletic Association
Wakefield
James P. Veale
Melrose Avenue
Bronx
Thomas O'Connor
Cooper
Haley
Bist
Association
Moriarty
Felice
Early mass chimes barred in Monclair New Jersey
Residents protest the early ringing of bells at the Immaculate Conception Church costing thousands. Mayor Crawford relayed to Father Brothers who agreed to stop the 6 AM Angelus and ring only after 7 AM. The pastor noted the clash between sleepy townsfolk and bells.
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New York Times
Monclair
N. J
Crawford
Runaway cab horse injures four on Second Avenue
A runaway hansom driven by Mirabel Durkin at East Fifty-eighth Street knocked down four pedestrians, injuring three men and Mrs. Ida Smith. Mrs. Smith and Joseph Stevens suffered skull fractures and were taken to Flower Hospital. the other two men received bruises. Durkin was arrested for intoxication.
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Avery
Second Avenue
Fifty-eighth Street
Ida Smith
East Fifty-eighth Street
Flower Hospital
Joseph Stevens
Fiftythird Street
William Smith
William Dalton III Runaway Injures Ex-Commissioner in Park
Ex-Commissioner of Public Works William Dalton III is bed bound at the Hotel York after a horse he drove ran away in Central Park. He suffered a broken arm and other injuries when pitched from the carriage during a fright at an automobile passing by. A man claiming to own the outfit was later reported to have appeared.
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William Dailton
York
Seventh Avenue
Thirty-sixth Street
Central Park
Ninth Assembly
Arsenal
William Dalton
Alton
Beating of elevated guard triggers arrest on Canal Street
John Milano and Andrea Ricci of 230 Mott Street assaulted an E train guard after he refused to let them off at Canal Street. The fight continued to Grand Street where Officers O'Donnell and Fitzpatrick arrested Milano. Ricci escaped but was later captured. Passengers, mostly women, witnessed the melee as the train halted and emergency cords were pulled.
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John Milano
Andrea Ricci
Mott Street
Third Avenue
Canal Street
Grand Street
Milano
Ricci
Michael
King
Folicemen O'Donnell and
Fitzpatrick
Eldridge Street
Body of Ogdensburg miller identified in river
The body found in the St Lawrence River thirty miles below Ogdensburg was identified as Henry Rodee a wealthy flour miller who vanished from home in March 1905. Clothing and eyeglasses aided recognition and officials believe ill health led to suicide with the body drifted from a sand bar opposite the city by harbor dredges.
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Ogdensburg
St. Lawrence
Henry Rodee
Rand
Rodee
Firemen Save Dogs From Basement Blaze at Seventh Avenue
A small fire in a clothing store at 5 4 Seventh Avenue near Times Square spread to the basement where Isaac Kaplan kept a second hand shoe business. Firemen pulled two chained dogs from the smoke, rescuing them as flames confined to Kaplan’s side of the building. Isaac Bernstein remained on the scene and then sheltered the dogs in his shop, while Kaplan was away in Jersey.
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Seventh Avenue
Times Square
Isaac Kaplan
Broadway
Kaplan
Jersey
Isaac Bernstein
Bernstein
Listings of small amounts at multiple addresses
A ledger of trifling and small sums noted at numerous addresses across Manhattan and nearby streets. Individuals named include J Calvery, D Newfield, M Tevison, Dr Steinberg, Horowitz Bros, Fey Bros, Mrs Nellie Ryan, Catherine Fay, Michael Sullivan, Patrick Tobey, Moses Kaplan, and others with amounts ranging from $2 to $2,500 and several trifling entries.
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Clinton St
A. Wasserman Wees
Hester
J. Calvery
St. Av
D. Newfield
W. 144Th St
D. Barry
Eldridge
M. Tevison
Steinberg
Chrystie
Division St
I. Winegrade
Grand St
Gleger & Bufferman
Horowitz Bros
Fey Bros
E. 138Th St
Nellie Ryan
Ist
Penn. R. R. Co
E. 104Th St
J. Hinck
E. 134Th St
Catherine Fay
Michael Sullivan
Delancey and
Essex
Prospect
Patrick Tobey
South St
Mr. Harris
Moses Kaplan
300000 Visitors Crowds Coney Island Amid Surf and Crashes
A record 300000 visitors flocked to Coney Island drawing crowds of bathers and street vendors. Lifeguards rescued a 19 year old Brooklyn girl and seven fishermen after capsizes. A trol ley car crash injured nine, with eight excise arrests of waiters linked to Kenneth Sutherland crowd.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Parkway Baths
Coney Island Creek
William Clare
Brighton Beach
Robert Phalen
Mabel Hopple
Bedford Avenue
Frederick Behm
Gravesend Avenue
Highty-sixth Street
James Donnelly
Ninth Avenue
William Trumpfeller
Donnelly
Mullen
Agnes
Sackett Street
Hart
Annie
O'Connor
James
Michaels
Fischer
Mary
Douglas Street
Mapel
Annie Hart
Davis
Miss May
Veazie
Stactia
Henry Street
Kenneth Sutherland
Exchange Hotel
Sutherland
Trolley Collision Pins Motorman After Wrecked Car
A Reid Avenue trolley rear ended a Fifteenth Street car on Neck Road and Gravesend Avenue Brooklyn at 11 pm. Motorman John Gonsa, 120 Pelletier Street, was pinned under wreckage and rushed to Reception Hospital at Coney Island with a fractured skull. Firemen from Engine 154 freed him. no other injuries reported.
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Reid Avenue
Neck Road
Gravesend Avenue
Brooklyn
Coney Island
John Gonsa
Pelletier Street
Engine Company 154
Gonsa
Fifty Waist Theft Case At Department Store
Mary Crum eight years old and her mother Cath erine Crum sixty six of 1781 Lexington Avenue were arraigned in Jefferson Market Court on shoplifting charges. Each held in 144 bail. Detective Bernard says the daughter worked at a shirtwaist counter and fifty waist garments were found concealed. Anna Nelson thirty eight of 225 Webster Avenue Bronx was held in 10 bail for trial on a charge of taking stockings from a Fourteenth Street store.
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Mary Crum
Port Richmond
Catherine
Lexington Avenue
Jefferson Market Court
Moss
Bernard
Sixth Avenue
Anna Nelson
Webster Avenue
The
Bronx
Fourteenth Street
Tragic double suicide by Mrs Winnette and son in Richmond
Mrs Lena Winnette age 21 of Osgood Avenue Stapleton Richmond Borough killed herself and her two year old son Alvert with illuminating gas in their home last night. A rumor involving her husband in a case with Agnes O'Brien a nine year old girl is cited as motive. Police searched for Ed ward, reportedly sought on a complaint by Agnes O'Brien, who lived next door.
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Lena Winnnette
Osgood Avenue
Stapleton
Richmond
Alvert
Ward
Winnette
Spolls
Reformed Church Synod Opens at Asbury Park
The General Synod of the Reformed Church of America meets in Asbury Park New Jersey for its 102nd session. President is Rev Dr William I Chamberlain Rutgers College and Vice President Rev Dr Oltmans Tokyo a North Japanese missionary. The church reports about 700 churches 117139 members and missions totals rising to 19480. An education committee proposes a 4000 annual secretary salary to expand Sunday school work.
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New York Times
Asbury Park
N. J
General Synod of the Reformed Church of America
William I. Chamberlain
Rutgers College
Oltmans
Tokio
Japan
North Japanian
John H. Wyckoff
Vellore
India
Theological Seminary
Arcot
General Synod
A. de Witt Mason
New York
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