Thousands Fight For Prelate Blessing In Catholic Parade
The centennial Roman Catholic Diocese of New York parade drew about 500000 spectators as Cardinal Logue and Archbishop Farley rode through Fifth Avenue. Police held back surging crowds with mounted units and foot officers, saving lives amid a near stampede. Ambulances were delayed by the crush, while barricades collapsed and several women were injured. Reserves were deployed from multiple stations to restore order.
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Murray Hill
Central Park
New York
Cardinal Logue
Inspector Walsh
Trish
Cardinal, Logue
Archbishop Farley
Fiftieth Street
Madisonvenue
Murray
Cathedral
Forty-ninth Street
Fifty-first Street
Flowers Hospital
Flower Hospital
Farley
Twenty-fifth Street
Buckingham Hotel
Etween
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Thifty-first
Fifty-seventh
Fifty-ninth
Washington Square
Fifteenth Street
Thirty-sixth
Forty-Fourth
Fifty-fifth Streets
Worth Monument
Wiftieth Street
John J. Russell
Fifty-eighth Street
Senator Bailey Wins Texas Primary Victory
Special to The New York Times from Dallas Texas May Senator Bailey won the Texas Democratic primary and will lead the delegation to the Denver National Convention. Three other electors and four alternates were chosen. Cone Johnson headed the opposition ticket. Both sides pledged to Bryan making the contest over Bailey’s indorsement bitter across the state. Elections closed about 7 pm with returns incomplete. votes cast estimated around 200 000 and Bailey’s majority expected 10 000 to 15 000.
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New York
Dallas
Texas
Bailey
Denver
Ie Se
Cone Johnson
Bryan
Clay Pierce
Five Firemen Overcome at Warren Street Fire
A blaze at 18 Warren Street last night damaged Sperry and Alexander hardware and Neal and Brinker offices. Firefighters Galvin, McConnell, Gooderson, Conroy, and Burnett were overcome during the battle, while six Truck 1 men rescued five and brought them outside. The loss is about 2000 dollars.
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Lycies
Warren Street
Sperry & Alexander
Warren’ Street
Neal & Brinker
Brinker
Galvin
Chris McConnell
W. G. Gooderson
Gooderson
Frank Conroy
Robert Burnett
Independence Party Draws Line Against Fusion at Carnegie Hall
The Independence Party held its first New York State convention at Carnegie Hall. William Hearst was elected permanent chair amid a pro independence crowd. Delegates refused fusion with older parties and selected electors and alternates for the national convention.
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Independence Party
Carnegie Hall
Mr. Kearst
William R. Hearst
New York
Henry A. Powell
Kings
Risuben Rolle Lyon
Steuben
C. H. W. Auel
Erie
Patrick
He Murray
Albany
Morris Bloch
Ulster
Frank H. Stevens
Nassau
Oliver Brouwer
Montgomery
Arthur Prishane
Alfred J. Boulton
Mr. Hearst
Independence League
Hhe
United States
Independent Party
Chicago
Washington
Carnegie Vial
Bayne
Sixty-ninth Regiment
Railroad to Hudson Bay proposed by Canadian government
Toronto May 2 The government plans to submit to Parliament a scheme funding a railroad to Fort Churchill on Hudson Bay by selling 3,000,000 acres of Western lands held as railway reservations. Proceeds could reach 80 million dollars to cover the road elevators at Fort Churchill harbor improvements and channel lighting. Feasibility of an annual Hudson Bay ocean route for several months has been shown.
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New York
Toronto
Hudson Bay
Fort Churchill
Bay
Dewey's Lauterne or Moselle Advertised
Arrived Steamer Columbia from Glasgow April 25 offering a cold serving of oysters and fish. Advertisement for Dewey's Lauterne or Moselle from T. Dewey & Sons Co., 138 Fulton St., New York.
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Columbia
Glasgow
DEWEY
Nahan Franko Arrested At Catholic Centennial Parade
Music director Nahan Franko was arrested yesterday afternoon near the Catholic Centennial parade route at Twenty fourth Street and Fifth Avenue. He alleges a police rough push and later described the incident after bailed out at West Ewertieth Street Station. He was driven to the Plaza Hotel for his scheduled performance.
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Nahan Franko
Twenty-fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
New West
Ewertieth Street
Hotel Plaza
Tiendciecis
Franko
Police Court in the Woods Traps Autoists for 25 Dollar Bail
A New York City official recounts an alleged trap by Pelham Manor police on Shore Drive. He says a hidden woods station nets motorists at speed, demanding a $25 cash bail with hearings set for the following week. The New Yorker and about a dozen others reportedly paid $25 each.
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New York City
New Rochelle
Shore Drive
Pelham Manor
New York
New Yorker
Aid for Tornado Sufferers Bill Passed in Senate
The aid bill moving from Military Affairs to Appropriations was approved under suspension of rules. It authorizes 250000 dollars for shelter and subsistence in tornadowracked Southern states with the War Secretary overseeing expenditures. Red Cross appeals for funds to cover nurses travel and patient food, via Jacob H. Schiff at 5600 Fifth Avenue.
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Washington
Committee On Military Affairs
Appropriations Committee
House
Secretary of War
Hi. F. Draper
New York State
American National Red Cross Society
Mississippi
Red Cross Organization
Jacob H. Schiff
5600
Fifth Avenue
Purdue President's Wife Withdraws for Yoga Teaching
Lafayette Ind May 2 President Winthrop Ellsworth Stone of Purdue University said his wife has withdrawn from family life to pursue a mystic Yoga taught as India import. He and their two sons mourn but cannot reach her while the board of trustees voted to keep him. She had joined a local Yoga class three years earlier and was last heard from in Germany.
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Lafayette
Ind
Winthrop Ellsworth Stone
Purdue University
India
Stone
College Town
Watch Found After Near-Miss in Montclair Street Work
Patrick Moore of Bay Street reported a lost heirloom gold watch to Montclair police. After he feared theft, Chief Gallagher vowed to search, but Moore located the watch himself while passing Public Service Corp workers removing trolley cobblestones on Bloomfield Avenue.
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New York Times
Montclair
N.J
Patrick Moore
Bay Street
Gallagher
Moore
Galagher
Bloomfield Avenue
Public Service Corporation
Pictorial and News Pages Highlight Sections
The document lists sections including Pictorial, News, Transatlantic Wireless and Cable, Sporting, Magazine, Society and Dramatic, and Brooklyn. It outlines coverage areas across the newspaper and signals a broad, multi-section issue.
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Transatlantic Wireless and Cable
Brooklyn
Reports differ on Grover Cleveland health in Lakewood
Special to The New York Times from Lakewood New Jersey May 2 conflicting reports say ex president Grover Cleveland remains ill though some officials hold hopeful views. Dr Joseph Bryant has stayed at the hotel with him noting nourishment issues and ongoing medical care.
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New York Times
Lakewood
N. J
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Joseph Dr. Bryant
New York
Bryant
Pariday
Mr. Cleveland
Wiliam Becker
Princeton
Farmingdale
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Harlem Evening High School Alumni Dinner Plans Night College
At the Harlem Evening High School Alumni Association dinner held at the Harlem Casino Prof Stephen P Duggan announced plans to open an evening college next Fall under the College of the City of New York. A three course fund raising event and a day lecture course were proposed for non attendance.
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Harlem Evening High School Alumni Association
Harle Casino
Seventh Avenue
124Th Street
Stephen P. Duggan
College of the City of New York
John H. Finley
Duggan
Waiter Dies After $3 Tip At Brooklyn Diner
William Jenkins, a waiter at Minden's Road House in Brooklyn, collapsed and died after a diner handed him a large bill and said keep it. Dr Meeker from Reception Hospital at Coney Island ruled the death due to heart disease.
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William Jenkins
Minden
Road House
Avenue M and
Ocean Parkway
Brooklyn
Jenkins
Dr. Meeker
Coney Island
Exceed Seized British Schooner Off Cuban Waters
The British schooner Exceed and its crew of twenty one were seized by Cuban authorities for illegal fishing in Cuban waters.
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Cuba
Havana
Exceed
Cuban
Baroness Kills Husband in German Chateau Murder Suicide
In Berlin on May 2 a baroness shot and killed her husband at their Buddenteig chateau near Dortmund as he prepared for bed. She then shot herself but survived. The baron, 85, from an old Thuringian family, had married Wanda Strombeck in Berlin last November. the baroness is 28. No motive given.
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Berlin
Udo van Tuexleben
Buddenteig
Dortmund
Sleep Breaks After 85 Days for Los Angeles Patient
A Los Angeles woman who had not slept for eighty five days regained consciousness after a milk drink at the Cobdey clinic. She woke hours after being taken to observation by County Medical Society members, stood, and regained full control of faculties though still weak.
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Los Angeles
Cal
County Medical Society
Peace rule adopted by First Church of Christ Scientist
May 2 report from Boston states officers announce a by law on peace. The rule requires members of the mother church and its sister churches to promote peace on earth without forming outside peace societies, demonstrating divine love instead.
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Oston
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mother Church
Mother
Turk from Spokane Returns Lost Roll in Jersey City
Ali Hussiin a Turk from Spokane Washing arrived in Jersey City on Friday on his way to Turkey saw a man drop a roll of pills in Hudson Street picked up the money and returned it to the owner who offered him $25 in small bills Tassan accepted the reward but later found the note was Confederate currency The man who gave the roll claimed to be George Bond Wayne Street was held for an investigation as mistaken identity arising hours after the incident
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Ali Hussiin
Spokane
Washington
Jersey
Turkey
Hudson
Tassan
George Bond
Wayne Street
Mrs Clary Deportation Follows Irish Death Case
Mrs Margaret Clary was deported on the Cunard minet Carmania to Liverpool after arrest on arrival tied to the death of her husband in Chirmorris County Mayo Ireland. She denied the charges as she was taken aboard still protesting innocence.
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Carmania
Liverpool
Margaret
Clary
Chirmorris
County Mayo
Ireland
Ihe
Shin
Carmana
Weight adding sanitarium hits weight gains at Verona hospital
Special to The New York Times from Montclair New Jersey reports dramatic weight gains among patients at Verona tuberculosis hospital, opened three months ago. Dr Glickman says gains include 20 pounds since January 26 for one patient, 20 pounds in six weeks for another, 12 pounds in three weeks for a third, and a cook's assistant gaining 40 pounds since opening. He urges higher appropriation for the facility.
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New York Times
Montclair
N. J
Verona
Glickman
Gov Guild Improves. Plans First Stairs Trip
Boston May 2 Gov Guild shows rapid recovery over two weeks and will likely descend to his room tomorrow. He can read and receive several callers daily and plans to go to his Nahant summer residence May 14 occupying Tucker Burr cottage on Nahant Road opposite the Nahant Club.
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New York Times
Boston
Gov. Guild
Govtthor
Nahant
Guilds
Tucker Burr
Nahant Road
Nahant Club
Gray Out of Politics at Princeton Club Dinner
Judge George Gray of Delaware and Dr. Woodrow Wilson arrived as guests of the Princeton Club of Western Pennsylvania for its thirty fourth annual dinner at the Hotel Schenley. Asked if his decision to decline the Democratic Presidential nomination was irrevocable, Gray said emphatically it is and he will stay out of politics.
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John Temple Graves
Hearst
Mr. Graves
George Gray
Delaware
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Princeton Club
Western Pennsylvania
Hotel Schenley
Gray
Pittsburg
Penn
Detter
Odell and Bradley Elected Delegates in N Y Convention
Middletown May 2 Republican Convention of the Twentieth District elected ex Gov Odell and Rep Thomas W Bradley as delegates to the National Convention. Delegates adopted resolutions urging a Presidential nominee who will carry out the policies of the event Administration.
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Middletown
N. Y
Twentieth Congressional District
Odell
Thomas W. Bradley
Chinese fear fleet visit to China sparks diplomatic unease
London based dispatch summarizes Chinese officials and American envoy Rockhill opposing a U S battleship fleet stop in China. Yuan Shih Kai and Chinese leaders welcome the invitation, while Japanese influence and misinterpreted signals risk straining U S China ties and Manchuria policy.
Rockhill Advises Change in Fleet Visit Plan
A high State Department official denied any plan to send more than half the fleet to Chinese waters. He said the visit was not to show support for China against Japan and that Amoy was the chosen port for the ships.
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China
America
Peking
Washington
Chines
Japan
New York
Siath Department
Fanchuria
Amoy
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