Auto vs Train at Little Ferry Crossing Ends in Narrow Escape
An automobile carrying Charles Leigh Taylor of the Hotel Martinique and five others was struck by express train No. 8 at a crossing near West Shore tracks in Little Ferry. A bystander shouted to stop as gates were up, allowing the car to angle toward the train and avoid serious injury. The party, shaken, went on to Cornwall on the Hudson after treatment in Weehawken.
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West Shore
Little Ferry
Hackensack
Charles Leigh Taylor
Martinique
West Thirty-third Street
Mr. Taylor
Dorothy Taylor
W. E. Gibson
Annie Pratt
Nova Scotia
Cornwall on-the-Hudson
Biackensack
Taylor
Rairoad Tower
Mr. Gibson
Weehawken
Mrs. Xavier
Police Officer Shot During Burglar Pursuit in Denver
Denver May 2 Charles M Beck a police officer was shot and killed in a store he entered chasing a burglar. He crawled inside after discovering a pried window and the killer remains at large.
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Denver
Cél
Charles M. Beck
Beck
Humane Society Case Opens After High Checking Test
Magistrate Steinert in Jefferson Market Court set bail for Henry, driver for a dry goods store on Thirty-fourth Street, after Emmanuel Meyers of the Humane Society testified about high checking of a horse named Harpst. The society aims to test this method with a preliminary examination scheduled Tuesday.
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Humane Society
Steinert
Jefferson Market Court
Ienry
Thirty-fourth Street
Emmanuel Meyers
New York Humane Society
Harpst
Trom
Cisse
Firemen's Memorial Fund Tops $50,440 After Opera Benefit
Fund totals rose above $50,440 as receipts from a Metropolitan Opera House benefit were added. The Opera event yielded $15,430 and proceeds from three other benefits are still to be counted.
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J Tne Firemen's Memorial Fund
Metropolitan Opera House
Widow of Charles Ross Undergoes Vein Removal Operation
Mabel Fenton wife of Charles Ross had surgery yesterday at a private hospital on West Fifty second Street. The operation required after an earlier incident included removal of a vein from the leg and was performed by Drs. Phonstubple and Stewart.
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Mabel Fenton
Charles Ross
Weber's Music Hall
West Fifty-second Street
Fonstubple
Stewart
West Point Cadets to Attend Buffaloe Bills Show
It was announced yesterday that the second section of West Point cadets will visit the Buffaloe Bills Wild West show at Madison Square Garden. They will attend tomorrow night in a separate seating area as the performances run smoothly and the event proceeds without incident.
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Buffaloe Bills
Madison Square Garden
Eyverstuing
Theatrical notes on New York engagements
The Clansman ends its New York run at Grand Opera House. Henriette Lee joins a firm to star as Phyllis. The Waitz Dream closes at Broadway Theatre with Sophie Brandt pursuing vaudeville. David Warfield to perform in London this autumn. The Warrens of Virginia moves to Stuyvesant as Belasco closes season.
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New York
Ile Tanguey
Irene” Franklin
Henriette
Lee
Vera
Carle
Phyllis
Mary’s
Sophie Brandt
David Warfield
Stuyvesant Theatre
London
Warrens
Virginia
Eelasco
Stuyvesant
Belasco
Theatres Reopen After Licensing Delays
The Thalia and Grand Opera House reopened after license delays resolved by Friday and Saturday actions. Metropolis in the Bronx remained open only after evening showings, with officials noting departmental inspection issues and last minute license approvals.
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Thalia
Bronx
Grand Opera House
Bingham
Frederick Harvey
The
Hurtig
Hurtig & Seamon
Metropolis
Springer
Gen
Hanson
Lois Ewell Scheduled as Widow in Weber Burlesque
Lois Ewell to debut as the widow in The Merry Widow burlesque with Weber's company Monday at Weber's Music Hall replacing Lulu Glaser. Her earlier Friday benefit performance at the Metropolitan Opera House drew praise and led to a contract. The company tours to Chicago's Colonial Theatre. Ning Collins remains with the troupe in another role and as Fonia during midweek matinees.
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Joe Weber
Lois Ewell
Miss Ewell
Sonia
New Amsterdam Theatre
Ethel Jackson
Lina Abarbanell
Ning Collins
Miss Glaser
Fonia
Eleanor Robson III ends tour with Orange charity show
Eleanor Robson will finish her tour in Orange on Monday night with a charity performance of Salomy Jane to benefit the Record Ambulance. A Liebler & Co. representative said the actress is exhausted after a long year of one night stands and fears a nervous breakdown if she continues two more weeks. She plans to travel to London near the end of May to visit her mother Madge Carr Cooke, who is appearing in England.
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Eleanor Robson
Record Ambulance
Orange
N. J
Salomy Jane
Miss Robson
Liebler & Co
London
Madge Carr Cooke
England
Opera Star Seeks Citizenship Through Naturalization
Mme Ernestine Funfstuck Schumann Heink, famed contralto, applied for U S citizenship. Her musical manager Richard Copley and business manager Henry Wolfsohn testified she has resided in the United States for at least five years. Examiners require her personal appearance in Newark in two weeks to answer government questions. Giulio Gatti Casazza and Dippel spend a weekend at Otto H. Kahn’s Morristown estate. Metropolitan Opera director to return to New York.
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Mme
Ernestine Funfstuck
Schumann-Heink Rapp
Richard Copley
East Nineteenth Street
Henry Wolfsohn
East Seventeenth Street
O'Connel and Dwyer
Newark
Wolfson
Schumann Heink
Copley
Wales
witnéeseAs Wits
Mme. Schuman Heink
Naturalization
Smeer
Guilio Gatti-Casazza
America
Mr. Dippel
Otto H. Kahn
Morristown
N. J
New York
Subway extension sparks Brooklyn usage surge and routes talk
Thousands used the new Brooklyn Subway with daily totals surpassing 10 000 in early hours and increases of about one third over prior averages. Extension plans to Flatbush Avenue and Malbone Street would link Manhattan to Coney Island via the Brighton Beach line pending Interborough, BRT, and Public Service Commission approval.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
Atlantic Avenue
Nevins Street
Hoyt Street
Borough Hall
Interborough Metropolitan System
Flatbush Avenue
Malbone Street
Brighton Beach
Brighton Beach Road
Church Avenue
Coney Island
Interborough
B. R.T
Public Service Commission
Fourth Avenue
Long Island Railroa Company
Jamaica
Long Island Road
Woodhaven
Woodhaven Junction
Hedley
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Boerum Place
Fulton Street
Hoyt Or
Mount Quality Standard of Muslin Underwear Recalled
A fragment notes a metaphorical standard for muslin underwear once set at the top of Mount Quality. The text emphasizes enduring high standards and mentions a cryptic phrase oy! se ft 98e, with no clear event or date.
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Weber
Lulu Glaser
Fania In “the Merry Widow
Eleanor Robson III
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Gatti-Casazza
O. H. Kahn
CORUM
Walters
Lex
60Th St.ance
Bloomingda
Lexington
H. S
Wees
Uris
Cambrie
Paris
Hart
Malta
Heer Ween
Sve
Nee
Blof
Greeff & Co
Puks
Dale
6Th St
Uin
Nan
Hamadan
Karabagh
Bloomingdales
3Rd Ave
59Th
60Th St
59Th St
Napoleon
Elcor
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