Family In Car Collision Near Paterson Leaves Eight Injured
Roscoe C. Livingston and his eight family members were traveling on Main Street when a Newark trolley struck the car from the side. Six children aged 30 months to seven years suffered severe skull fractures and other injuries. Mrs. Livingston and Mrs. Margaret Livingston were critically hurt. The baby Harriet survived a dramatic ejection into the trolley platform.
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Auto Upset Kills Girl in Red Bank
In Red Bank New Jersey this morning a touring car belonging to J A Haskell president of the du Pont Powder Company overturned on Riverside Drive. Susie Reilly was killed instantly and Dennis O Connor his wife and a little girl were seriously injured. Margaret Kullen escaped injury. The injured were taken to a nearby residence. The chauffeur O Connor denied high speed prior to the turn.
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Girl autoist runs over boy in New London incident
Miss Edith Farley, about 20, while driving along Pequot Avenue with companions from Inglewood, New Jersey, ran over 4-year-old Henry Franklin Hyde Jr. The boy suffered a skull fracture and was taken to Lawrence Hospital in critical condition. The Hyde family resides in Montclair, New Jersey.
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Autos Hit Two in One Street in Brooklyn Fatality
Fort Hamilton Avenue in Brooklyn saw two morning automobile accidents. James Neary of Third Place was killed after being struck by a car owned by Max Graf of 6 954 Third Avenue. Four hours later James Patterson of 7005 was struck by Floyd Moore of 464 Twenty first Street and sustained broken ribs with no other serious injuries. No arrests were made.
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Woman Escapes Injury After Bronx Car Collision
Mrs Mabel R Hemingway 30 of 21 West 121st Street was thrown from a car driven by her husband Walter R Hemingway when it collided with a second car driven by Paul Bema at Webster Avenue and Fordham Road in the Bronx. She suffered facial lacerations but refused medical aid. The vehicles were not badly damaged.
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Fordham Road
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Man Feeds Matches to Monkey at Bronx Zoo
Keeper Engelholm reports a man feeding matches to a Bronx Zoo monkey yesterday. The animal had drawn crowds for years and a prior visitor once fed carbolic acid to it. Police arrested Stephen Sepenoote on East Third Street after steel knuckles were found on him and an added charge of carrying dangerous weapons.
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Longworth Trouble Over Third Party Rift
Chicago report describes Congressman Longworth and his wife Alice Roosevelt Longworth split over Theodore Roosevelt’s new third party. Alice backs the Roosevelt banner and calls for fair play while Longworth refuses to discuss his political future, signaling a dilemma for the Cincinnati district incumbent.
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Visitors Flee Chicago After Taft Nomination
Chicago records a mass exodus as Taft is nominated with estimates of 100000 leaving the city in 24 hours. Notables such as Kermit Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth depart eastward while Congressmen and senators join the departure. Cafés report a quiet breakfast while janitors clean hotels and newspapers raise funds from campaign literature. A special train ferries reporters to Baltimore as Oklahoma delegates drop plans.
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New Party for La Follette Stirs Wisconsin Vote Hope
Milwaukee June 23 progressive circles report Senator La Follette plans a new party to control Wisconsin Electoral votes. He would pledge Wisconsin Republican electors to himself to prevent Roosevelt taft split and aim to be named in the Electoral College roll.
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Pennsylvania Strike Looms Over Railroad Employees
Philadelphia reports that 25 000 Pennsylvanian Railroad workers east of Pittsburgh are voting on a strike with over 95 percent in favor unless grievances are resolved. Key issues include brakemen pay cuts from service changes and crew assignments on Park Place Newark to Church Street New York. The company cites leased trackage to Manhattan and Hudson, while unions claim Pennsylvania workers should hold 60 percent of positions on the leased routes.
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Newark
Church Street
New York City
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Ready for Shipping Strike Tensions Rise Across Coastwise Firms
Twenty five coastwise shipping firms brace for a general strike as Water Front Federation and ANTW federation clash over renewal terms. Demands include equal menus for sailors and officers. federation claims 160000 members along the Atlantic seaboard. Morgan Line and Clyde Line prepare strikebreakers and lodging at piers and ferries.
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Reverend Urges Vincent Astor to Donate Land for City Parks
At Grace Methodist Church in West 104th Street, Rev. Christian Reisner urged Vincent Astor to donate land for playgrounds across Manhattan, the Bronx, and Richmond. He cited 1911 and year-to-date child deaths and injuries, urged private owners to unlock vacant parcels, and praised Chicago’s outdoor gymnasiums as models reducing juvenile delinquency.
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Tragic Pier Collapse Traps Hundreds in River
Rescue efforts followed a pier collapse as 250 people were plunged into the river. Survivors recalled a chaotic scramble with crowds reaching shore and a first aid corps reviving many, while authorities feared over twenty lives lost.
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Octogenarians Attend Service at First Methodist
In Ithaca New York on June 23 an old folks service at First Methodist Episcopal Church drew three attendees over 90 and twenty between 75 and 85. The church’s oldest member is 96 year old Horatio P Hodson who has belonged for seventy years. A quartet aged 60 to 76 performed special selections, with three having been church choir members forty years ago.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Horatio P. Hodson
Man killed on Norris roller coaster at Old Bowery Road
A two car train on Norris's roller coaster railway in North Beach toppled a man from the front seat as it plunged down the incline. The body lay on the tracks, ground by the car, with authorities later recovering a well dressed young man missing identification and $3 to $6 in his pockets.
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Old Bowery Road
North Beach
Four Drowned After Skiffupset on Ohio River
Cincinnati residents Joseph Gannin 21 and Nicholas Sabbella 19 invited Isabella Gannin 20 Catherine Joseph 19 and Sarah Joseph 21 to boat on the Ohio River. Their skiff was swamped by a towboat wheel wash. Catherine Joseph was rescued and Captain Summers saved her. Four youths drowned, with the victims named as Isabella Gannin and Joseph Gannin of 217 East Pearl Street, Sarah Joseph of 233 East Pearl Street, and Nicholas Sabbella of 345 East Third Street.
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Coler's Nephew Drowns at Tybee Beach
W N Coler Jr of Summit New Jersey nephew of Bird S Coler ex Controller of New York drowned while bathing at Tybee Beach Savannah. The surf was heavy and he drifted beyond life ropes. Miss Dorothy Londoner of Denver Colorado was with him. Several Savannah residents narrowly escaped. Bodies to be recovered and brought to Summit.
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Drowned In Newark Bay Tragedy
Frederick Kohler eighteen of Jersey City perished when he jumped overboard in Newark Bay during a rowboat outing with four friends though unable to swim. His body was recovered after the drowning occurred off Bayonne on June twenty third.
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N. J
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Archbold Won't Resign From Commerce Court Amid Impeachment
Judge Archbold of the Commerce Court is expected to request relief from official duties while impeachment proceedings proceed. No formal decision has been announced. Chief Justice White may assign a replacement if he steps aside after Senate action. A quorum requirement slows review of Interstate Commerce Commission cases already delayed by his absence.
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