Woman climber Annie Peck plans Sorata ascent from New York
Miss Annie Peck, a noted mountain climber from the University of New Mexico circle, sails from New York on the Panama liner Seguranea for Bolivia. She will attempt Mount Sorata in the Andes, carrying oxygen tanks and equipment, with Antoine Munquiguae and Louber as guides, aiming to become the first woman to summit Sorata and to possibly visit additional peaks in Peru.
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Peek
New York
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Peck
Pight
The
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Smith America
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Funtfingerspitze
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Europe
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Sir Martin
Antitoxin case hearing in New York arrests doctors
Justice Mayer holds preliminary hearing before a special sessions judge. Dr Anton M Latina and several physicians face charges of obtaining antitoxin from the Health Department under false pretenses. Testimony covers charges of fees for visits and injections in Martha Hofner's case. ruling to follow with adjournments into next week.
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Court of Special Sessions
Anton M. Latina
Heaith Department
Gachwai
Martha Hofner
East Seventy+second Street
Lacina Jhiad
Brotherk
Barsky
Swed ish Singing Societies Sail to Festival
One hundred fifty members of Swedish singing societies left last night on the steamship Connecticut for Johnson to attend the second biennial singing festival of the Eastern Division of the United Swedish Singers of America. The group includes Lyran and Swedish Glee Club of Brookline, Singing Society Orpheus, and Swedish Singers of Yonkers Alumni Honor Prof. Fairchild. The note also mentions alumni frieds, the Pinglish Institute closing under Principal Fairchild, with a reception at the old schoolhouse and a loving cup presented to Prof Fairchild.
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Connecticut
Providence
Jiosion
United Swedish Singers of America
Oat
Minneapolis
Tha. Lyran
Glee
3Reokivn
Singing “Society
Orpheus
Swedish Singers of
Fairchild
Pinshing
Peacheoreedh
Kes A. Fairchild
J’rincinal
Faiirchild
Iste
Long Island Railroad’s Annual Ple-tuse Book Draws Travel Imagery
The Long Island Rail Road Company issues a brown covered booklet featuring brown photographs of rural and seashore Long Island. The photos entice readers to visit the island or the countryside, inviting immediate travel.
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Long Island
Long Island Railroad Company
Liberty Bell to pass through Jersey City on way to Boston
Jersey City will welcome the Philadelphia Liberty Bell tomorrow en route to Boston for the Bunker Hill anniversary. Mayor Fagan will chair the reception with two thousand school children marching to the station to sing the national anthem.
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Bunker Hill
Mark M. Fagan
Wealver
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroa l
Fagan
Weaver
Princeton
N. J
H. J. Robinson
Retired cutter Rogers kills Mrs Madison in Williamsburg
Jagzeks, a retired clothing cutter, shot and killed Mrs Louisa Madison yesterday on Fifth Street in Williamsburg. He claimed she persuaded him to cash his seven thousand dollars and keep it, then refused repayment. Neighbors alerted police. Rogers was arrested as a crowd gathered and threats rose outside the home.
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Louisa Madison
Via
Fifth Street
Williamsburg
Rogers
Madison
Charles
Hamburg
George
Humboldt Street
Thomas
Frost “Street
Madi
Liberty Pole Dedicated in McKinley Square Bronx
A liberty pole was dedicated in McKinley Square at One Hundred and Fifty-third Street and Boston Road in the Bronx yesterday afternoon. The event featured a parade from One Hundred and Sixty-third Street to Cauldwell Avenue and to the square led by Gen. Charles E. Brehm, with the Grand Army of the Republic and local organizations. The dedication, led by Edward H. Healy, occurred in heavy rain, with speakers Judge Dariet Hall and Gen. Jamies Loud, and included a reading of a poem by Arthur C. Butts and a schoolchildren’s singing of The Star Spangled Banner.
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Fifty-third
Boston Road
Bronx
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinney
Charles IE. Brehm
Custom House
Grand Army of the Republic
McKink
Square
One Hundred and Sixty-third Street
Cauldwell Avenue
Grand Arms of the Republic
WA Bt. Thule
David Belis
David Avilson
Edward Hi. Healy
Park “Avenue
Jo A L. Goulkten
Dsriest Hall
Gen
Jamies
Gen .Loud
Arthurl Co Butts
Trnity Avenue
The
Woman drinks carbolic acid in tenement tragedy
Mrs. Sarah Keenan, 45, living at 44 West Thirty Fourth Street, attempted suicide by ingesting carbolic acid. Police were delayed as the family refused hospital transfer. daughter Memie, 19, witnessed the act. Dr Willmore of Roosevelt Hospital arrived to take the woman, believed to be near death, as a crowd gathered and rumors of a riot spread.
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Sarah Keenan
West Thirtyfourth Street
West Thirty-seventh Street
Memie
Alojseon
Jamie
Cogan Seeks Patent For Ship Leak Alarm Device
William J. Cogan of Hoboken filed a patent application for a copper tube leak detector for ships. A perforated tube allows water in, a buoyant float rises, and when water reaches three inches a circuit closes to sound an alarm in the captain’s cabin.
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William J. Cogan
Hoboken
Cogan
Hudson Towing Company
Bookkeeper August Rosenthal Held for Larceny in $2,000 Theft
August Rosenthal 38 of 13U East One Hundred and Eleventh Street was held for further examination after Detective Carey arrested him on larceny charges. He allegedly deposited $2,000 with a firm and altered bank books, with multiple deductions between April and mid month. Rosenthal had been employed as bookkeeper for six months at the firm on West Twenty third Street. He had previously been arrested in September for a $5,000 theft from Ashberg Piebe & Jacobson.
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East One
Hundred and Eleventh Street
Carey
Central Office
McClusky
Rosen
T. J. Bonwit
Teller & Cow
West Twenty-third Street
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Ind
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McClussky
Bonwit
Ashberg, Piebe & Jacobson
Breadway
Raid on redroom ends with two arrests on Fourth Avenue
Inspector McLaughlin and Detective O Connor raided an alleged redroom at Fourth Avenue and Twenty seventh Street, climbing to a roof via a ladder. Two men, George Johnson of 12% Third Avenue and James J Dunne of 60 Lexington Avenue, were arrested after a chase that yielded S388 and a racing sheet. About twenty five men were found in adjoining rooms.
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East Thirty-fifth Street
George Johnson
Third Avenue
James J. Dunne
Gow Lexington Avenue
Dunne
McLaughlin
Diamonds Stolen From Seymour Hotel in West Fifty-fifth Street
Diamonds valued at $8,000 were taken from the Seymour Hotel room of Mr and Mrs J H Taylor on Wednesday evening. Three prisoners appeared in Yorkville Court with Harre Montgomery discharged for lack of evidence while Norman H Powell and Alice Howard were held on $1500 bail each for examination Monday. A pass-key entry led to the theft and a hotel silverware search found plated items, but no diamonds.
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Seymour Hotel
West Forty-fifth Street
Tighe
Walsh
Kenny
Yorkville Court
Harre’Montgomery
Tenth Avenue
Missistrate Barlow
Norman H. Powell
Alice Howard
East Fortysinth Street
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Janesday
Indst
Fifty-first Street
Seymoor
North Beach Pleasure Resort Opens With New Ferry Route
The North Beach pleasure resort on the Sound is now fully open with grounds improved and enhanced entertainments. A major feature is the new East One Hundred and Thirty-fourth Street ferry access offering a fast ride and capacity for everything from baby carriages to automobiles.
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North Beach
Boy Dies After Central Park Shooting By Father
Little Thomas Kilpatrick died in Presbyterian Hospital after his father James Kilpatrick killed himself following a shooting in the East Ramble of Central Park on Thursday afternoon.
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Little Thomas Kilpatrick
James Kilpatrick
Central Park
Presbyterian Hospital
Exoneration Likely in Bolte Removal Petition
Maurice B Blumenthal argues for Justice Tierman Bolte's exoneration before the Appellate Division, stating the charges are frivolous and the hearing will clear Bolte. He cites three main objections: misappropriation in an estate, actions prospering in district courts, and alleged favoritism in handling calendars and adjournments.
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Maurice B Blumenthal
Blumenthal, Moss & Feiner
Tierman Bolte
Jerome
Bolte
Supreme Courts
Long Acre Electric Light and Power seeks Manhattan franchise
City Hall reports indicate the Long Acre Electric Light and Power Company requests a 25 year franchise to lay and maintain wires, poles, and conduits across streets and parks in Manhattan between Fifth Avenue and the Hudson and from 33rd to 59th Streets. Hearing set by the Aldermanic Committee on Water Gas and Electricity for Thursday at 2 PM. The venture aims to light heat and power a broad city area with renewal by a three member committee.
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Aldermanie Committee
Long Acro Electric Light and Power Company
Borough of
Manhattan
John T. McCall
Fifth Avenue
Hudson River
W. W. Walters
Garrick Theatre
Long Acre Electric Light and Power Company
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Willian Harris
Frank MelKee
al Haymen
H. B. Harris
Hudson River Day Line Publishes Summer Travel Book
The Hudson River Day Line releases an appealing Summer travel book with scenic views of the Hudson River and an account of historical events that enhance the region’s visitor appeal.
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Hudson River Day Line
Hudson River
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