Nuage Wins Grand Prix Amid Royal Plaza in Paris
Nuage, trained in France, won the Grand Prix de Paris over Reinhart by a length in a rain soaked Long Champs race. Baron de Rothschild’s Bronzino was third as Lemberg and Charles OMalley faltered behind. Ferdinand of Bulgaria received a warm royal welcome with King and Queen in attendance.
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New York Times
Paris
Longchamps
Channel
Lemberg
Charles O'Malley
James B. Regan
Nuage
Cloud
Regan
L. Reinhardt
Chicago
Reinhart
W. K. Vanderbilt
Ixing
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Falliéres
Louis Philippe
Mme. N. G. Cheremeteff
Baron de Rothschild
Bronzino
Mr. Fairle
A. P. Cunliffe
Phi Beta Kappa Elections Near Roosevelts Visit at Harvard
Phi Beta Kappa elections will close after Harvard meeting where Col Roosevelt attends and Gov Hughes of New York delivers the oration. The tenth triennial council meets September 13 and 14 in this city with alumni entertainment at the Hotel Savoy. Earl Hall at Columbia University hosts the business session and new charters will be granted. Seven of fourteen applications move to Senate consideration after a busy month with 1 000 new names added to the roster.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Harvard
Col. Roosevelt
Senate
Autos Hurt in Cape May Crash and City Police Crackdown
Cape May, N J Mrs J A Bloch suffered a crushed head when their car hit a telegraph pole near town. She was taken to Philadelphia Hospital and not expected to live. The report also notes a multi car collision on Sugar Hill Bridge near May's Landing involving Barker and Best families, and a Manhattan taxi crash at Madison Avenue. Eight motorists on the Boston Post Road were arrested for speeding by three motorcycle officers, including John Ryan and William Schaefler.
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J. A. Bloch
Cape May
G. W. Barker
J. Best
New York Taxicab Company
Madison Avenue
124Th Street
Manhattan
William Fox
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
James W. Loeb
West Ninety-second Street
Boston Post Road
Flood
John Ryan
James K. Ryan
West Eighty-second Street
Young Ryan
Bronx Park
William Schaeffler
Flatbush Avenue
Joseph Samuel
Waghassett Avenue
Providence
R. I
Car Hits Auto in Charleroi. Two Die in Pittsburg
In Charleroi near Beechwood Park crossing a large Pittsburg Street Railways Company car struck a car, killing William H. Hamilton 42 and his son Roy 22. Mrs Hamilton 40 daughter Annie 24 and cousin Blanche Matheny 19 were seriously injured and hospitalized, with two more children taken to hospital but expected to recover. The accident occurred on a grade approach. Hamilton's family was thrown from the vehicle and a rescue saved Mary 7. Robert 12 and another child were also hospitalized.
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Pittsburg
Charleroi
Pittsburg Street Railways Company
William H. Hamilton
Rescoe
Roy
Hamilton
Annie
Blanche Matheny
Robert Hamilton
Mary
Beechwood Park Crossing
Tandem motorcycle collision kills woman in Leominster
In Leominster Massachusetts Mrs John W. R. Andrews was killed and her husband badly hurt when a tandem motorcycle they rode collided with an electric car. Motorman Arthur Gaubhert was arrested on criminal negligence charges as the couple, returning home on Church Street, failed to see the car blocked by a hedge and were dragged forty feet. Mrs Andrews was about sixty.
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Leominster
Mass
John W. R. Andrews
Arthur Gaubhert
Andrews
Church Street
Dracszel
Anxious to Aid Mother Saltzman in Blood Transfusion
Mrs. Elias Saltzman of 108 Goerck Street lay in Har Moriah Hospital in critical condition. Doctors said only a blood transfusion could save her life and the husband agreed to donate first. the operation succeeded and the patient improved by yesterday afternoon.
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Elias Saltzman
Goerck Street
Har Moriah
Avenue A
Second Avenue
Moses
Bessie
Ida
Annie
Max
Mamma
Benjamin Tilton
Israel Fleiss
Mr. Saltzman
Babies' Home Opens for Sick Infants at Coney Island
The Children's Aid Society opened the Coney Island Health Home for women with sick and ailing babies, offering pure milk and medical care. An estimated 1,082 babies were there last summer, many with cholera infantum. The Bath Beach Summer Home will welcome its first 5,000 children today, with Chanpaqua, N.Y. set to open next Friday, and a $50,000 funding need for summer operations.
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Children's Aid Society
Coney Island
Bath Beach
Society
Chanpaqua
N. Y
Brooklyn man linked to Black Hand mortgage scheme
Joseph Spiezio of 234 Union Street Brooklyn bought a bank from Pasquale Martino of 634 North Second Street for 5000 with 2000 paid in cash and the rest as a mortgage. Martino received the money and then threats demanded 3000 and a handwriting expert linked Spiezio to the letters. Spiezio was arrested at his home and faces arraignment in federal court in Brooklyn.
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Joseph Spiezio
Union Street
Brooklyn
Pasquale Martino
North Second Street
Martino
Splezio
Spiezio
United States
Youngs
Federal
Truman Hair Workers Move for Wages Increase
The officers of the Truman Hair Workers union announce plans to raise wages for 1,300 members. The union is on strike at the Diamond Human Hair Company shop at 327 East 110th Street seeking a 20 percent wage increase.
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Truman Hair Workers
Diamond Human Hair Company
East 110Th Street
Bethlehem Steel labor report shames Schwab plant abuses
The Social Service Commission faults Bethlehem Steel at Schwab for seven day weeks twelve hour days and low wages. It cites church leaders and clergy while urging six day legislation and three shifts for twenty four hour operations to protect workers.
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Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Department of Commerce and Labor
Social Service Commission
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Jacob Rils
Herbert Welch
Graham Taylor
John H. Glenn
Ernest H. Abbott
Hubert Herring
Arthur B. Pugh
Congressman Rainey
Illinois
House
Bethlehem Management
Schwab
Bethlehem
Protestant Ministerial Association
Pittsburg
Hevard
Churches of America
Newark Girl Alleges Assault by Two Men
Ellen Hartman of 44 Liberty Street Newark accused Henry Twardus and George D. Martin of luring her into a carriage and attacking her. Police arrested the two Newark men early yesterday and held all for investigation after her protests were ignored and threats were made.
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Newark
N. J
Henry Twardus
George D. Martin
Ellen Hartman
Liberty Street
Hartman
Missing Banker Returns to Face Ceballos Fallout
Manuel Silveira, Havana banker and agent for C. M. Ceballos & Co., has returned to New York after October flight amid the firm's 4 million dollar collapse. A friend says he plans to sail to Havana soon to settle affairs and reestablish business, having traveled under his own name and reportedly left with about 1 million from the firm.
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Manuel Silveira
Havana
New York
C. M. Ceballos & Co
Ceballos
City
Francesco EF. Fonseca
Silveira
Europe
Carmelina
Venezuela
Paris
Fonseca
Cuba
Pictorial Section Promotes World Eye on Calendered Paper
Sunday New York Times graphic illustrations spotlight a new super calendered paper product. The feature hints at consumer rates and annual pricing, mentioning a $2.50 per year figure in relation to the publication.
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New York Times
Knowles His Own Kind Montclair Horse Welcomes Fresh Air Visitors
John Henry a gray horse at the Montclair Fresh Air Home in Cedar Grove acts as a one horse welcome committee for tired mothers and children from New York tenements. Once a New York City truck horse he now ferries guests from Erie Railroad to the home and shows a keen memory of familiar visitors.
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Montclair
N. J
John Henry
Cedar Grove
New York
John Pantell
Lafayette Street
Erie
Western Union and AT&T undisturbed by postal merger suit
Western Union President Robert C. Clowry and general attorney George H. Fearons said the Postal Telegraph Company suit in New Mexico is a local matter and involves no merger. They expect to review papers through the legal department, stressing there was no merger and no cause for alarm.
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Western Union
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New Mexico
Postal Telegraph Company
Telephone and Telegraph
Robert C. Clowry
Egal
Texas
George H. Fearons
Carpenters Union Proposes State Injury Compensation Amendment
New York locals report a convention draft amending the state constitution to require compulsory workmen compensation for carpenters. A yearly tax funds the program with one sixth from workers, three sixths from employers, and two sixths from the state. The council plans a campaign for the issue ahead of the next legislature session.
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New York
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Bandit murder not planned says captured suspect
Lynn Mass June 26 The murder of Thomas A Landregan and Patrolman James H Carroll occurred as bandits rode from the Lynn National Bank with a payroll nearing 6000 dollars. Bac cini Wladoupskii a captured suspect says the crime was not premeditated and that companions Joe And roik who is dead and Andy Acheson who lies dying followed from Boston to Chelsea then Lynn.
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Lynn
Mass
Thomas A. Landregan
James H. Carroll
Lynn National Bank
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