Cannon Surrenders for Roosevelt Plan
Special to The New York Times reports a shift by Speaker Cannon as Roosevelt Republicans revolt against the Cannon machine. Townsend and Watson press anti injunction and Sherman act bills while the President seeks action before adjournment. The unrest centers on railway account scrutiny and broader legislative aims, with implications for re election and party loyalty.
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New York Times
Washington
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cannon
Roosevelt
Townsend
Michigan
Representative Watson
Indiana
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Serena E. Payne
Republica
Watson
Seniors Strike After Dean Kent Dismissal At Syracuse
Syracuse University action against Dean William Kent sparks a senior strike at Lyman C. Smith College of Applied Science. Students protest Executive Committee decisions, pledge resolutions defending Kent, while Chancellor Day demands withdrawal of critical passages. The dispute culminates as Kent cites fire safety failures at the college.
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Smith College
Dean Kent
Steeler
New York
Ditmtes
Syracuse
N.Y
William Kent
Lyman
Cy Smith College of Applied Science
Syracuse University
James R. Day
Mechanical Engineering Cours
Board of Trustees
Eee
Kent
College of Applied Science
Lyman C. Smith College of Applied Science
Lyman C. Smith College
Tie
Frank J. Fertig
Ohio Department
Associated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies
Fertig
New York Artists Lead in International Art Exhibition
New York artists win major prizes at the twelfth International Art Exhibition held at Ince Gallery Pittsburg April 30. Ww peei of New York City receives gold medal and 1500 dollars for first place, Henri Le Sidaner of Paris silver medal and 1000 dollars for second, Emil Carlsen of New York City bronze with 500 dollars for third, and Charles W. Hawthorne of New York City gets honorable mention for Venetian Scene. Arthur Kampf of Berlin cited for a separate award. Hundreds of paintings by American and Old World artists competed.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penny
New York
Ince Gallery
Ww Peei
New York City
Henri le Sidaner
Paris
Grand Canal
Emil Carlsen
Arthur Kampf
Berlin
Miss Green Placed in Bellevue Ward After Will Inquiry
Miss Chartot Green of 400 St Nicholas Avenue was removed from 346 Broadway to Bellevue Hospital yesterday afternoon for observation in the psychopathic ward. She sought to learn about E R Thomas's will and claimed to be a beneficiary, presenting as a stenographer and recent city arrival with stated names for her parents.
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Douda
Green
Miss Green
Isaac Siick
Madison Avenue
David Green
Fiose
Foreman's Home Blown Up in Butte Smash
The home of J G Wycklund foreman at Washoe Smelting Anaconda was demolished by a giant powder charge. His wife and baby escaped. Wycklund was injured but not seriously. Several hundred Austrian and Italian workers not rehired after Amalgamated Copper resumed, with Wycklund receiving threats to his life.
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Butte
Mon
J. G.wycklund
Washoe
Mr.Wycklund
Amalgamated Copper Company
Wrycklund
Le est Shipping News Report from Wireless Service
Reported by Marconi wireless the steamship Celtic incoming from Liverpool was 206 miles east of Sandy Hook at midnight and due at her pier this afternoon. The incoming Glasgow ship Le est was 840 miles east of Sandy Hook at 10 P M yesterday and due at her pier about 9 A M Sunday.
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Wireless
Columbia
Glasgow
Marconi Wireless
Sandy Hook
Celtic
Liverspool
Matsushima Sinks After Explosion with 240 Lost
Tokyo reports the training cruiser Matsushima sank at Makang in the Pescadores Islands after an unexplained stern magazine explosion. : About 175 saved, 240 lost from a 415 crew plus 58 cadets aboard. Captain names and notable officers feared among the dead. naval attaché confirms totals and recalls ship history and past accidents.
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Tokio
Mashimatsu
Matsusuma
Makang
Pescadores Islands
Hashaidate
Itsukushima
Baron Chinda
Foreign Office
Prince Oyama
Name
Yoshimori
Yashiro
Washington
Taniguchi
Matsushima
Port Ar- Kiar
Gen. Stoessel
Kashima
Newberry
Marine
Cadet Naval Ships Suffer Series of Disasters
The record cites multiple training vessels with fatal accidents from 1905 to 1906. Gneisenau foundered at Malaga with over 100 cadets drowned. Comte de smelt de Nayer lost in Biséau Bay with 35 dead including captains. Algeciras fire near Poulon Harbor saved all but three. Couronne gun breech explosion killed three, wounded seven. Bleicher boiler explosion near Marwick killed ten and seriously wounded thirty.
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Gneisenau
Malaga
Spain
Comte de Smelt de Nayer
Bay of Bisseau
Algeciras
Poulon
Couronne
Toulon
Bleicher
Marwick
Missing Priest Sought After Disappearance in New York
The Rev. Father John Caulfield, pastor of St. Joseph's in Washington New Jersey, has not been seen since last Thursday after leaving a fellow priest in New York to catch a Lackawanna train. Members of the congregation under Father Kelly and Father William Tighe traveled to New York to locate him. Caulfield, about 35, is slender with medium height and fine features, popular in Washington and Hackettstown.
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Washington
N. J
John Caulfield
St. Joseph's
New York
Lackawanna
Kelly
Oxford
William Tighe
Hampton Junction
Father Caulfield
Hackettstown
Judge Gray denies insurance offer claim at Gray Club event
Wilmington April 30 Judge George Gray stated that reports of an insurance company offering its presidency at 200000 salary to Klagaeeke at a Gray Club meeting in Trineeton New Jersey on April 17 were untrue.
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Wilmington
Del
George Gray
Klagaeeke
Gray Club
Rineeton
N. J
New York
Dewey's Lauterne or Moselle
Advertisement for serving cold with oysters and fish by Dewey & Sons, at 188 Fulton Street, New York.
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Dewey’s
Rejected Bishop Candidates Hailed in Dover Deliberations
In Dover Delaware the law section of the convention rejected Rev. Dr. Samuel Hart of Hartford and Rev. Dr. George Lee Bliss of Burlington for Bishop of Delaware after their High Church views. Hart won clerical support on ballots but lost lay approval 43 to 2 for age concerns. Bliss was also rejected by lay voters 26 to 21. The election was postponed to the June Wilmington meeting.
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New York Times
Dover
Del
Samuel Hart
Hartford
George Lee Bliss
Burlington
Delaware
Leighton Coleman
Wilmington
Conn
Hart
Bishop Partridge
Kioto
Japan
Nathaniel S. Thomas
Philadelphia
Dr. Hart
George Lee -Bliss
Kensey Johns Hammond
Merrit N. Willis
Priest and Rug Thief Caught by Father Barry
Father Barry of St Raphael's Catholic Church chased a rug thief through rain aided by a crowd of onlookers. The suspect, who claimed to be Fred Miller of 214 East Fourth Street, was captured near West Thirty-seventh Street Police Station and charged with larceny.
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Father Barry
St.Raphael’s Catholic Church
Fred. Miller
East Fourth Street
St. Raphael’s Rectory
West Forty-first Street
Miller
Tenth Avenue
Fortieth Street
Fuather Barry
Tenth Seat
West Thirty-seventh Street
Life saved by rabbit skin graft in Newark trial
Antonio Maggio sues J F Glasby Lumber in Newark seeking 50000 damages after a glue machine blast left him near death. Dr D Amico testified skin grafts from live rabbits saved him though he remained crippled. operation lasted four hours and six months recovery followed. Case not concluded.
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Supreme Court
Newark
Antonio Maggio
Anthony D'Amico
Maggio
Kidnapper Sentenced to Sixteen Years in State Prison
George B. Hoyt of Stamford Connecticut was sentenced by Judge Crain to sixteen years for kidnapping thirteen year old Thomas Larkin of 814 East Fourth Street on October 6. Hoyt confessed intent to educate the boy and make a gentleman, with no ransom sought. The father, Michael Larkin, found the boy five months later. Hoyt had prior forgery sentences in 1990.
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Thomas Larkin
East Lfutth Street
George B. Hoyt
Ball Street
Stamford
Conn
Crain
Hoyt
Larkin
Michael Larkin
Connecticut
Hotel guest invites champagne at Aldine Hotel
A woman guest at the Aldine Hotel on Fourth Avenue ran the corridors inviting guests to drink champagne. She was taken to Bellevue Hospital for five days observation as to her sanity. Mrs Catherine Bartlett, wife of Dr Charles Bartlett, a physician presumed in Panama, is involved. Authorities had tried to locate him months earlier amid her brooding over his absence.
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Aldine Hotel
Fourth Avenue
Bellevue Hospital
Catherine Bartlett
Charles Bartlett
Panama
Bartlett
Bishop Burgess Aids Crippled Children
Bishop Frederick Burgess of the Long Island Episcopal Diocese leads a fundraiser in Garden City to build a surgical ward for St. Giles in the Field. The ward honors the late Dr. C. G. Finn of Hempstead and benefits the Brooklyn Summer home for crippled children.
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Burgess
Garden City
Frederick, Burgess
Long Island Episcopal Diocese
St. Giles-in-the-Field
Brooklyn
Cr. G. Finn
Hempstead
Auto Crash Wreck Causes $18,500 Damages
A U S Circuit Court jury awarded Alexander H. G. Maidment of Paterson $18,500 against the New York Central Railroad for injuries from a collision with a West Shore train at Bogota on Aug 17, 1906. The verdict cites a crossing flagman improper conduct as a contributing factor.
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Trenton
N. J
United States Circuit Art Today
Alexander H. G. Maidment
Paterson
New York Central Railroad
West Shore Railroad
Bogota
Subway Extension First Train Through Brooklyn Manhattan Run
The Szthaway extension from Brooklyn to Flatbush Atlantic Avenue opened with the first train from Bowling Green at 1 026aces. About fifty Brooklyn residents rode the first train to Manhattan and back, with a gala celebration planned including a civic and military parade tonight starting at Borough Hall and ending at Grant Square. City officials and guests will attend the evening events with bands, floats, and decorations along the parade route through Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Ftall
Flatbush- Atlantic Avenue
Long, Island Railroad
Bowline Green
Manhattan
Lenox Avenue
Bowling Green
Atlantic Avenue
Powling Green
Borough Hall
Nevins Street
Teyt Street
City Hall
Mayor McClellan
Augustelmont
Tor the
Baptist Temple
Mr. Belmont
Coler
Seth Low
St. Clair MokKelway
Willcox
Public Service Commission
lMne
Sydney Grant
Fortenth
John C. Eddy
Charlies Jerome
Grant Square
Livingston Street
Flatbush Avenue
Lafayette Avenue
Hedford Avenue
Fddy Anu
Coast Artillery Corps
Naval Battalion
Diltery
Light Artillery
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Edison Electric Company
Abraham & Straus, Anderson& Co
Frederick Troeser & Co
Luna Park
Brooklyn Rapid
Observation of stomach interior via double tube light
The medical week describes Dr. Riehl's method using a double esophageal tube with an inner electric bulb to illuminate and observe the stomach. Water fills the stomach through the outer tube to permit close study of its movements, aiding cancer and internal ailment research.
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Munich
Riehl
St Louis Express Held Up Near Walker’s Mill
A Pennsylvania Railroad St Louis Express was attacked by ten masked men near Walker’s Mill twenty miles west of Pittsburg. The express car was broken into ten bags of money worth $1,000 each were stolen after passenger N Resshen was overpowered and found unconscious. Detectives from Pittburgh were dispatched to the scene.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
St. Louis Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Walker's Mill
I Ito
N. Resshen
P Nassenger
St.Louis
Big Hats Barred At Parade In New York City
Edward J. McGuire head of the Parades Committee issued ground seat tickets for the Fifth Avenue procession. Ladies were urged to wear small hats and a large stand is being built around the cathedral for thousands of Catholics including Cardinal Gibbons Archbishop Farley and possibly Cardinal Logue to review the laity parade with about 40 000 expected in line.
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Edward J. McGuire
Fifth Avenue
Cardinal Gibbons
Farley
Cardinal Logue
Opera cancelation shocks local stage plans
A telegram to Poughkeepsie Opera House reports Miss Jeanor Robson’s illness forces cancellation of her Salomy Jane engagement scheduled for next Tuesday.
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Poughkeepsie, N
Opera House
Jeanor Robson
Boy tenor Sakolsky impresses Caruso in Pittsburgh
Henry Sakolsky, a 19 year old Russian bootblack in training for four years, wowed Metropolitan Opera figures including Caruso in Pittsburgh. Caruso reportedly heard him and urged immediate voice development, with others like Eugene Dufriche Frank Riso and Rudolph Ferrar also present. A five year contract was discussed by the Met stage manager Dufriche.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Henry Sakolsky
Metropolitan Opera Company
Caruso
Eugene Dufriche
Frank Riso
Rudolph Ferrar
Yvoung Sakolsky
Dufriche
Metropolitan
Sakolsky
Gow Witnesses Missing Delaying Brooklyn Grand Larceny Case
The Gow case for grand larceny connected to the Borough Bank likely will not proceed in Supreme Court Brooklyn next Monday as planned. Several prosecution witnesses have disappeared, with one reportedly en route to Europe. Nelson P. Burr has avoided court jurisdiction since indictments were returned.
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William Gow
Borough Bank
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Europe
Nelson P. Burr
Gow
Marean
Clarke
Leopards Run Loose at Baltimore Zoo Show
During a zoo performance in Baltimore on April 30 seven leopards released into the audience caused panic. One leopard attacked Louis Long, a boy near the cage top, while others fled toward exits. Officers and trainers cornered the animals and returned them to cages after crowd control.
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Baltimore
Zoo
Louis Long
Aisa
Many Urge Third Term for Roosevelt in April Letters
Between three and four hundred letters arrive at the White House urging President Roosevelt to run again. They come from across the country and from multiple parties, arguing his leadership is crucial for reforms in government control over interstate commerce. Roosevelt reiterates his position that he will not alter his stance or seek a noncandidate nomination.
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Congress
Cleveland
Chicago
Watson
Indiana
Espapaign
House
Roosevelt
James W. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Veare
Washington
White House
Republican Party
Wild Wind Rips Through City With Wide Damage
A fierce storm tore through Pittsburgh and nearby areas causing extensive property damage and power outages. Wind toppled trees, blew out windows, disrupted transit, and delayed signals as emergency crews rushed to the scene.
One Death in the Storm Signals Fatal Fall
A storm sweeping through the city caused the death of Sener Gettler, a signalman with the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. He was on the elevated structure at the Last New York loop Manhattan Junction and Broadway when the incident occurred.
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City
Sener Gettler
Brooklyn Rapid Transi Company
Gettler
New York Loop
Manhattan
Groadway
York
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