Interboro gets another chance in subway dispute
A renewal offer package moves the Interborough and Brooklyn Rapid Transit toward a quick resolution of the Triborough subway plan. The McAneny report proposes extending favorable terms to the Interborough if it accepts elevated third track and subway lines with shared profits, while preserving city ownership and per passenger receipts rules. The Board of Estimate is to act on the supplemental report at 10:30 this morning.
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McAneny
Public Service Commission
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
B. ER. T
Board of Estimate
Timothy S. Williams
Brooklyn Company
Interborough
Manhattan and Bronx
Subway
Brooklyn
McAneny Committee
Conferrees
Prendergast
Mitchel
Aldermen
Mitchel-Prendergast
Broadway
Manhatan
Forty-second Street
Estimate Board
Triborough
Board of Estimate and
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Interborough ‘Rapid ‘Transit Company
Double Hell Gate Rescue Of Two Teens In Currents
Antonio Grieco and Sabbatino Olivette, ages 12 and 13, attempted a round trip swim from East 114th Street to Randall's Island. They were swept toward Hell Gate, saved by John Kohl and his sister aboard the Florence K, then taken to Harbor Station B where Lieut. McNaught gave them rubber coats and sent them home.
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Antonio Grieco
East 114Th Street
Sabbatino Olivette
Randall's Island
Young Olivette
Hell Gate
Frank Mardano
Manhattan
Olivette
John Kohl
Florence K
Kohl
Harbor Station B
East Twentieth Street
Lieut. McNaught
Steamer Nacoochee Rescues 23 From Schooner Catharine Allen
In dense fog off Cape Cod the Savannah Line steamer Nacoochee ran down the fishing schooner Catharine Allen at 10 50 PM. All 23 crew members of the Allen escaped unharmed on the Nacoochee, which sustained only minor damage. The Nacoochee headed for Boston with the rescued crew as searchers assessed the scene.
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Cape Cod Bay
Charlestown Navy Yard
Cape Cod
Quantico
Philadelphia
Boston
Ae Groom
Catherine Allen
Collision sinks General Wolfe in fog near Murray Bay
In heavy fog five miles below Murray Bay the Aranmore struck the General Wolfe. The General Wolfe sank in thirty minutes at thirty fathoms. No lives were lost. seven nuns were aboard the sunken ship. Cargo included 300 cases of salmon destined for the United States. Both ships owned by Holliday Brothers. officers blame the fog and report no fault.
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Quebec
Aranmore
General Wolfe
Murray Bay
United States
Holliday Brothers
French Line steamer La Lorraine sinks fishing vessel off Banks
The French Line steamer La Lorraine reports collision off the Banks with the three masted fishing vessel Simone. The Simone sank but all crew were rescued by the Lorraine after arriving in Havre from New York.
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la Lorraine
Havre
New York
Simone
Lorraine
Henwood Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Harold Frank Henwood of New York was found guilty of murder in the second degree for shooting George E. Copeland and Sylvester L. Von Phul in Denver. Judge Whitford gave a ten day stay for a motion for new trial. The defense claimed self defense regarding Von Phul.
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Denver
Col
Harold Frank Henwood
New York
George E. Copeland
Victor
Sylvester L. von Phul
St. Louis
Whitford
Henwood
von Phul
John W. Springer
Send NYT to your country address by leaving an order
Notice directs readers to call the circulation department at Bryant 1000 if they fail to place an order to receive the Daily and Sunday New York Times at their country address. the following day’s edition will be sent automatically.
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Bryant 1000
New York Times
Bryant
Adve
Barrymore wedding sparks family feud in court papers
Sidney Harris, attorney for his ex-wife Kathryn Harris, reveals in Supreme Court papers that Mrs. Harriman, sister of Mrs. Brady, cut off alimony to Kathryn Harris over the Barrymore marriage to Harris daughter Katherine Core Harris. The filing details tangled family letters and alleged influence of the Harriman and Brady families on the daughter and her finances as Harris fights alimony and custody issues.
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Sidney Harris
Kathryn Iady Harris
Supreme Court
Sachoff
Herbert Harriman
Jack Harrymore
Harris
Katherine Core Harris
Mra
Hiarria
Mra. Harriman
Brady
Harriman
Barrymore
New York State
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Assembly
Queens County
Learaing
Joan Drew
West
Stuyvesant Square
Livingston Place
Charles Albert Stevens
May
Justice Brady
Jack Barrymore
Paris
New York
A SANE Fourth of 3 Celebrate with Dhweye Poe Wines
A SAN E FOURTH OF 3 celebrate with Dhweye Poe wines H T Davey and sons company 188 Fulton street N X V.
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Dhweye Poe
H.t.davey & Sons CO
Fulton B., N. X. V
Scotland Yard Head Says Science Education Needed for Detectives
The identification department chief at Scotland Yard argues detectives should be trained in science so expert testimony would be unnecessary in trials. The remark appears in the upcoming Times issue.
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Identification Department
Scotland Yard
Securities missing as MacLeod firm opens receivership case
In Philadelphia on June 2, Judge McPherson appointed Walter Penn Shipley as sole receiver for Norman MacLeod & Co. after creditors alleged nearly 2 million dollars in securities vanished or were misallocated. The firm faces over 1 million in liabilities with limited assets and a July 11 creditors meeting planned for further steps.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
Norman MacLeod & C
United States District Court
McPherson
Walter Penn Shipley
L. Bruart Robinson
Robinson
Horatio G. Lloyd
Col
Lucius V. Maitby
Mr. Robinson
Owen J. Roberts
Judge McPherson
Mr. Lloyd
Shivley
Lloyd
R. Stuart Smith
Stock Exchange
MacLeod
Shipley
Candy with strychnine sickens Pittsburg babies
A stranger distributed candy tainted with strychnine to babies in Pittsburg leading to over a dozen illnesses and one suspected death. Dr. Daniel Sabel analyzed stomach contents and confirmed the poison. two-year-old Ethel Nelson remains gravely ill while Milton Thalimer survived after receiving the candy.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Daniel B. Sabel
Ethel Nelson
Charles Nelson
Watson Street
South Side Hospital
Milton Thalimer
Milton
Thalimer
Bluff Street
Newspaper mail offer notice for overseas readers
An advertisement promotes subscribing to The New York Times and the Daily and Sunday Times for travel or living away from the city. Rates shown include 17c for a one week domestic delivery and 21c for Canada.
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Sic
New York Times
Canada
Daily
Sunday Times
Adv
Driver Averts Collision in Fatal Staten Island Crash
Charles Humphreys a civil engineer of West New Brighton was killed instantly when a car owned by Henry Willcox skidded after a near collision on Amboy Road near Washington Avenue Willcox suffered serious injuries and two women passengers around 50 endured facial head and body contusions later taken home in shock. Willcox remained unconscious but breathing and was rushed to Smith Infirmary New Brighton in serious condition.
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Charles Humphreys
West New Lrtghton
Staten Island
Ilenry Willoow
Davis Avenue
West Newbrighton
Richmond
Gar
Mr. Dumphreys
Mra
George @ dumphreys
Locke
Wau Shement Avenue
Willcox
Amboy
Washington Avenue
Mitingville
Humphreys
Palmer H. Lyons
Smith Infirmary
New Brighton
Conners Backs Harmon for Democratic Ticket
Detroit June 23 Former New York Democratic leader Conners of Buffalo advocates Harmon for president with Wilson as running mate. He predicts a Democratic convention ticket strong for New York and sees tariff-focused platform. He criticizes Gov Dix and calls for direct primaries and home rule, noting business pressure and conservatism in the party.
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New York Times
Detroit
Mich
Harmon
Wilson
New York
Democratic State Committee
Conners
Buffalo
Grover Cleveland
Gov. Dix
Flags in corn field spark local ire over scarecrow display
In Bluepoint Long Island residents denounce J R Warner for placing several American flags and a Cuban flag around a regulation scarecrow in a corn field. Warner defends the display saying it aims to scare crows and that the flag is his business if it frightens enemies.
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Bluepoint
L. I
Warner
United States
Low Fares and Comfort on Rock Island Limited to Colorado
Advertisement for Rock Island Limited trains from Chicago and St Louis to Colorado. Claims morning and evening departures with one night out. Promotes luxurious travel and tickets at 401 Broadway Adyv.
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Colorado
Rock Island
Chicago
St. Louis
Broadway
Adyv
Pilot dies after first flight crash in France
In Chalon s ur Marne on June 20 Lieut Trochon suffered fatal injuries during his first flight as pilot of a biplane. The machine plunged to the ground shortly after takeoff and he died after being moved to a hospital.
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Chalons-Sur-Marne
France
Trochon
Airman Falls 500 Feet in Park Biplane Crash
Chicago aviator John J. Joyce escaped with only minor injuries after a biplane crash at Hawthorne Park. He struck five telephone wires and a baseball backstop, wrecking the aircraft and briefly stunning spectators as he fell onto a trolley wire and jumped to safety. He suffered an ankle sprain, facial scrapes, and a possible small leg-bone fracture.
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Chicago
John J. Joyce
Hawthornpe Park
Joyce
Levera
Nicket
Mayor Dumas Held for Arson in Cass Lake Plot
Cass Lake mayor Dr. Dumas is bound over to the Grand Jury on charges of attempted arson and robbery tied to a planned June 11 fire at the Puposky Post Office. Bond set at $10,000 posted by Fred Dumas. State witness Martin Behan, wounded in the trap set by Pinkerton detectives, testified that Dumas and S R Smythe conspired with Behan and Mike Davis to burn and loot the store for a $300 share.
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New York Times
Bemidji
Minn
Dr. Dumas
Cass Lake
Puposky
H. A. Simons
Fred Dumas
Minneapolis
Martin Behan
Poposky
Pinkerton
Behan
S. R. Smythe
Mike Davis
Davis
Erie deal talk in Winnipeg over CP rail access
M J C Stewart representing Erie interests met Sir William Whyte of Canadian Pacific in Winnipeg. No details released but reports say talks sought terms for Erie takeover or entry via CP. CP had pursued entry into New York City and explored buying a railroad instead of leasing rights.
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New York Times
Winnipeg
M. J. C. Stewart
Erie Interests
William Whyte
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific
New York City
Man dies after saving his dog at Mt Hope station
Michael Clowley, 70, a retired wholesale grocer from Brooklyn, dies at Dobbs Ferry Hospital after being struck by a south bound express while saving his fox terrier Kattie on the Putnam Railroad at Mt Hope station. He had just built a bungalow in Hudson Heights for his retirement.
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New York Times
Hastings-On-Hudson
N. Y
Kattie
Putnam
Mt. Hope Station
Michael Clowley
Third Street
Brooklyn
Dobbs Ferry
Clowley
Crowley
Hudson Heights
Mosquito Extermination by Dynamite Experiment
Dynamite was used yesterday in Kearny New Jersey meadows to destroy mosquitoes. About twenty pounds exploded near Frank Creek as Prof John B Smith state entomologist aimed to create ponds connected by ditches to breed fish for larvae. W C Hartig of Du Pont supervised the blasts with a 150 foot wire triggering the shot watched by Smith and his party.
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Kearny
N. J
Harrison Turnpike
Frank Creek
John B. Smith
W. C. Hartig
du Pont Powder Company
Ilmington
Del
Hartig
Prof. Smith
New Berkshire Through Train to Williamstown Begins July
The New York New Haven & Hartford Railway announces a daily through train to the Berkshires and Williamstown starting Saturday July 1 at 3 30 P M from Grand Central Terminal daily except Sundays. It stops at Pittsfield 7 48 P M and Williamstown 8 45 P M with city tickets sold at 171 Broadway Ady.
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Berkshires
Williamstown
Mass
N. Y
N. H
H. R. R. Lee
Grand Central Terminal
Pittsfield
Broadway
Ady
Indictment of 83 Wire Trust Members Reveals Coalitions
Grand jury hands up nine indictments in the United States House Court charging a conspiracy to fix prices and restrict output in the wire and horseshoe trades. Officials from the American Steel and Wire Company and 35 related firms, including prominent financiers, face charges. the case ties to the Sherman antitrust Act and signals further action by federal investigators.
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Agalvat
Amerian Steel and Wire Company
Arest and Wire Poole
Judge Hand
Federal Grand Jury
Bureau of Corporations
Washington
United States
Wise
Federal Bureau of Corporations
American Steel and Wire Company
United States Steel Corporation
Frank J. Gould
Old Dominion Wire and Nail Works
William P. Palmer
Herbert L. Satterlee
J. P. Morgan
Habirshaw Wire Company
Ferdinand and
Carl Roebling
Roebling’s, Sons Company
Erskine Hewitt
Trenton Iron Company
General Electric Company
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Interboro
Col. Williams
McAneny Report
Ivania Railroad
Fifth Avenue
York
Double Hell Gate Rescue
Nacoochee
Wolfe
Copeland
Law
Mrs. Her
Bert Harriman
Asserta
Times
Qne
Tele
C. F. Humphreys
Jae Eee
Lieut
Puposky, Minn
ERIE
Jersey
Steel Corporation
F. J. Gould
H. L. Satterlee
Morgan
Jackson, Jr
United States Grand Jury
Hine
United Sates Caouse
Sach
Horseshoe Manufacturers’ Associa
Tion
Frank Baackes
Eneral
George F. Rummell
George A. Cragin
Dennis D. Merrian
Frank A. Keys
Charles W. Bassett
Virginia
Charles H. Holton
American Horseshoe Company
New Jersey
Philip S. Dyer
George E. Horton
Bryden Horseshoe Company
Pennsylvania
John W. Kiser
Phoenix Horseshoe Company
Illinois
James D. Keith
Samuel H. Roberts
Francis W. Carpenter
Rhode Island-Perkins
Richard W. Comstock
Joh C. Watrous
George L. Bowen
Bare Copper Wire Association
Frank N. Philips
American Electrical Works of
Rhode Island
Eugene R. Philips
Ferdinand W. Reeving
John .A. ‘Roebling’s Sons Company
Carl J. Roebling
Joseph W. Marsh
Standard Underground Cable Company
Penia
William" A. Conner
William Teint Tlous
Philip
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