Mrs Vanderbilt Caught Speeding In New Rochelle
A chilly day drew many motorists and police to New Rochelle streets where Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and others faced speeding arrests. In Hartsdale a constable stopped Mrs Vanderbilt in Central Avenue for 28 mph. she sent a cash deposit idea to avoid court, but the vehicle went to Ardsley for a hearing where the chauffeur was paroled to appear. Other arrests followed on 155th Street Viaduct and various city roads, with fines and bail posted by hotel proprietors.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Hartsdale
Vanderbilt
Dfie
Mount Kisco
Central Avenue
A. P. Townsend
Ardsley
Paul la Croix
Renault Freres Automobile Company
Broadway
155Th Street
Gibson
Walter C. Allen
New York
A Croix
Allen
Antoine Lablanche
Lafayette
Mr. la Croix
Count Jean de Montaigne
Paris
Edward A. Lyons
Eightysi
North Street
Broadview Park
Schlesingser
New Rochelle
Thomas M. McGurl
Pelham Manor
Charles Scott
Rye
BE. L. Buchanan
West Sixty-second Street
Long Island City
Frederick W. White
West Fifty-fifth Street
Manhattan
Richard:. Ahearn
Jackson Avenue
Augustus 8S. Woodward
Charles Kaye
West Twenty-first Street
Frank
Tulse Street
Longe Island City
Fourth Street
Kaye
Louis Tf. Lockwood
West Tastic Street
Black Hand men captured after extortion letters in New Jersey
Special to The New York Times reports two alleged Black Hand members arrested near Franklin Park after a failed $5,000 extortion demand against Augustino Dassaro. Dassaro has faced threats, arson, and letters, with a guard posted at his home. Police held John Sery and Michael Filosetta, ages 27 and 17, from South River, while another accomplice fled.
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New York Times
New Brunswick
N. J
I J
Franklin Park
Augustino Dassaro
Trié
Dassaro
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cassaro
Paul Wagt
Wagt
Wagi
Sergt
John Clinton
Clinton
John Sery
Michael Filosetta
Traffic Squad Barracks at Old Fifth Avenue Hotel Stables
The old Fifth Avenue Hotel stables at 153 w and 155 East Thirty-second Street have been remodeled under the supervision of Police Inspector Max Schmittberger of the Traffic Squad and are ready for occupancy. Seventy five mounted policemen will take possession in a day or two. The three story building measures 175 feet by 50 and ground floor serves for drill. Horses stabled on second floor in fireproof quarters with third floor for saddle gear baths and assembly rooms. Lieuts. Eagar Wilson and John T. Smith will supervise twenty four hour shifts with eight hour tours.
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Fifth Avenue
Thirty-second Street
Max Schmittberger
Eagar, Wilson
John. T. Smith
Auto Runaway Injures Montclair Family on Valley Road
J Max Arrowsmith wife and two children were in a surrey when a touring automobile struck from behind on a steep hill at the Passaic County line. The horse bolted, the carriage toppled into a ditch, Mrs Arrowsmith and Mr Arrowsmith were injured, the children unhurt. The auto's occupants fled after stopping at a bunk. the owner later provided name and address and promised damages.
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New York Times
Montclair
N. J
J. Maxwell Arrowsmith
Athenia
Montclair Heights
Valley Road
Paterson
Arrowsmiths
Passaic County Line
Surrey
Webber
Great Notch
Arrowsmith
Mrs. Arrowsmith
Mr. Arrowsmith
Morehouse Son Committed After Train Fight
Clarence B Morehouse son of Dr James T Morehouse of Orange New Jersey was taken Saturday night to Essex County Hospital for the Insane. He suffered injuries blamed on a scuffle with conductor Dockery on a Lackawanna train Thursday night. Conductor Edward Dockery was arrested and held at Newark Police Headquarters awaiting word on Morehouse’s condition.
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Clarence B. Morehouse
James T. Morehouse
Orange
N. J
Essex County Hospital
Lackawanna Railroad
Dward Lockery
Newark
Young Morehouse
Morehouse
Dockery
Morshouse
Patrick Kerwin
Alexander McClay
Mr. Morehouse
Tragic Montgomery Fire Kills Five of Kennedy Family
In Montgomery Alabama on May 10 Jim Kennedy, a Black man, locked seven children in his house and set it ablaze. Five children died in the fire, two survived. The incident prompted an official response and investigation into the motive and precautions.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jim Kennedy
Woman dragged by streetcar near Fourth Avenue incident
Mrs S A Baer and her husband attempted to board a northbound Madison Avenue car at Fourth Avenue and Fourteenth Street when the car started. Mrs Baer was thrown to the pavement and dragged about twenty five feet, sustaining contusions. Dr Simmons of Bellevue Hospital treated her at a nearby drug store.
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S. A. Baer
Madison Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Handball Matches Mapped at Brooklyn Club
Handball men crowded the Brooklyn Handball Club court yesterday as Jim Donahue proposed matches. With James Dunne Jr absent, Kelly of Mayo would face P. J. Corby, or Kelly might duel Oliver Drew. A gallery watched William Courtney and Manus O’Donnell lose to Jimmy Kelly and Mike Heney 21 5, 21 20, 20 21.
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Brooklyn
James Dunne, Jr
Jim Donahue
Jimmy Kelly
Mayo
P. J. Corby
Corby
Kelly
Oliver Drew
America
William Courtney
Manus O'Donnell
Mike Heney
the Forge
Courtney
Partner
Ellis Island Feeding Contracts Up for Renewal Amid Bidding Keen
The Department of Commerce and Labor seeks bids to renew three Ellis Island concessions for feeding new arrivals baggage handling and money exchange. Harry Balfe currently runs the feeding contract with 24 cents daily from ship lines and 1.50 for immigrant meals when departing by train. Bids due June 25 at 10 A M with a $1000 certified check, amid expectations of a busy year for immigration.
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Ellis Island
Department of Commerce and Labor
Harry Bulfe
American Express Company
William H. Werner
Hudgins & Dumas
Harry Balfe
Balfe
Commissioner General of Immigration
Department of Commerce, and Labor
Washington
Immigration Affairs
Mayer & Co Resumes Business After Bankruptcy
Mayer & Co bankers and brokers at 11 Wall Street reopen today after paying all Stock Exchange creditors in full and reinstating members Abraham Baylis and George Leslie. The firm, started in 1906 to succeed Mayer & Whitehouse, faced near 7 million in liabilities and a court injunction over Delaware & Hudson Railway stock from last fall.
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Mayer & Co
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
William F. Goldbeck
Alexander & Colby
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Wilcox
Goldbeck
Abraham B. Baylis
George R. Leslie
No. 11
Old Stock Exchange
Mayer & Whitehouse
Marcus Mayer
Baylis
Leslie
Saloon dealers' circular stirs Morris Orange Presbytery
The Liquor Dealers Association of New Jersey sent circulars claiming the Presbytery of Morris and Orange opposed the Anti-Saloon League. Rev Dr James M Ludlow of East Orange denies a formal indorsement and notes the body declined to back the League's management while supporting local option. He added he introduced a resolution endorsing the local option movement.
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Liquor Dealers’ Association of
New Jersey
Presbytery
Morris and Orange
James M. Ludlow
Munst Avenue Presbyterian Church
East Orange
Gov. Fort
Ludlow
Socialistic Dentists Offer Rebates to Patients in New York
An unusual dental practice in New York markets itself as Socialistic dentistry. The rebate scheme promises half yearly refunds with a slogan Each for All and Honest Statements. March and September rebate days determine how much of patients’ paid bills return as rebates, inviting customers to participate.
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New York
S&re
Young Folks League to Fight Tuberculosis Milk and Egg Depot Planned
The Young Folks League for Home Treatment of Tuberculosis plans a citywide effort to fund and run a depot giving free milk and six eggs daily to tuberculous patients with proper recommendations after nurse investigations. A May 19 meeting at Temple Beth F restry will hear from officials including Controller Metz and Dr. Miller. A strawberry festival in June will raise funds.
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Young Folks’ League
Pauline I. Shenberg
League
Temple Beth Frestry
Metz
James A. Miller
Bellevue Hosital
Charity Organization Society
Sigmund D. Goldwater
Eighty-sixth
116Th Streets
Fifth Avenue
East River
Schulman
Can't Halt Jersey Sewer Plan Reaches New York Bay
The Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission received an opinion from its counsel T C Simonton of Paterson asserting the proposed trunk sewer can discharge into New York Bay and that neither New York City nor New York State may restrain the action. Simonton cites a Massachusetts Supreme Court ruling that tidal water is the natural method of sewage disposal and cites a U S Supreme Court decision by Justice Holmes affirming New Jersey's jurisdiction over part of New York Bay to bolster the view.
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Passaic
Simonton
United States Supreme Court
Justice Holmes
New Jersey
New York Bay
Two Men With Broken Backs In Williamsburg Hospital
Victor Clemens, a Greenpoint resident and relative of Mark Twain, is recovering in Williamsburg Hospital with a broken back after diving into a pool. He remains conscious but paralyzed from the waist down and faces a short time to live. Frank Martin of 112 Varet Street Williamsburg arrived yesterday after a hammock fall caused a fractured spine. He is conscious but unable to move his hands or feet.
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Victor
Clemens
Mark Twain
Williamsburg
Monitor Street
Greenpoint
Greenpoint ¥. M. C. A
Frank Martin
Varet Street
Williamsurg
Motorboat racing rules align with American Powerboat Association
The Motorboat Club of America adopts the APA rating system for boats and engines, possibly keeping length based classification. Last year’s Jamestown Expo rules are abandoned as major races switch to APA rules this season, with a single measurement qualifying boats for racing across waters.
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Motorboat Club of America
American Powerboat Association
Motorboat Club
American Power Boat Association
Camerons Tie Arcadia Thistles in Brooklyn Soccer Match
In Brooklyn on a cool day the Camerons and Arcadia Thistles played to a 1-1 draw. OD Guthrie opened scoring for the Camerons in the first half, while D Crawford equalized for Arcadia after fifteen minutes of the second half. W Russell appeared to score for Brooklyn but the goal was disallowed by the referee.
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Camerons
Arcadia Thistles
Brooklyn
OD. Guthrie
D. Crawford
W. Russell
East Side Plan for Delancey Subway Memorial Tower
The Delancey Street Subway Celebration Committee plans a $15,000 memorial gateway and clock tower at the Delancey Street Parkway entrance to the subway. A foundation stone will be laid early in July as part of a public subscription effort led by the East Side Civic Club and medical professionals.
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Delancey Street Subway Celebration Committee
Williamsburg Bridge
University Settlement Building
Eldridge Street
Delancey Street Parkway
Delancey and
Essex Streets
Brooklyn
East Side Civic Club
Charles B. Stover
East Side
Delancey Street
Stover
Parkway
Essex Street
Troy
Time Extended for American Rowing Regatta Entries
The American Rowing Association's Board of Stewards extended the May 9 deadline to May 1s due to cold weather delaying the rowing season. Entries are steady, especially from schools and colleges, with five eights entered for the interscholastic race and hopes for more. The regatta will use a double referee system with Hugh Cabot of Boston and William Innes Forbes of Philadelphia. New York’s Nonpareil Boat Club already has three crews, signaling an intercity club clash.
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Hugh Cabot
Boston
William Innes Forbes
Philadelphia
New York
Boat Club of
Long Island Road Club Ten Mile Handicap Winner
J Schuster of the Century Road Club Association won the ten mile handicap open road race on Merrick Road Valley Stream L I with an 8.80 mark finishing in 84 21. J Steinert second from a 2 30 handicap and R La Rose third from the same mark. F W Eifler, Charles Schlosser and F M Eifler were scratch riders contesting the time prize. F W Eifler clocked 82 40 25 with wind against riders all race. Seventeen of sixty starters were prize winners. Finds a Baby at Her Door. Mrs Jennie Oliver of 17 Ward Street Bloomfield MN J found a six weeks old baby on her front porch Saturday night wrapped in a bundle with milk bottles and baby clothes and a note requesting good care. The Overseer of the Poor took the child.
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J. Schuster
Century Road Club Association
Long Island
Century Road Club
Merrick Road
Valley Stream
L. I
Schuster
J. Steinert
R. la Rose
F. W. Eifler
Charles Schlosser
F. M. Eifler
Mmit
Schlosser
J. M. Eifler
Jennie Oliver
Ward Street
Bloomfield
MN. J
Resignations hit Jamaica meeting as vet head departs
E. A. A. Grange, longtime veterinary surgeon for the Jockey Club stewards and inspector of horses in the saddling paddock, resigns his Jamaica meeting post to become Principal of Ottawa Veterinary College in Canada, where he will serve as head starting Wednesday.
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E. A. A. Grange
Jockey Club
Jamaica
Ottawa Veterinary Collge
Ottawa
Canada
Brockett to Report to Newark Tomorrow
Louis King Brockett the former New York American League pitcher and third baseman will report to Manager George Stallings of the Newark Eastern League club tomorrow in Newark New Jersey. At Buffalo where Newark opens the season on Monday Ed Carisch the erstwhile Pittsburg catcher will report also for the club.
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New York Times
Newark
N. J
Louis “ King” Brockett
George Stallings
Buffalo
Ed Carisch
Pittsburg
Wrestling Match Canceled at Madison Square Garden
Jenkins and Cazeaux were set to wrestle tonight at Madison Square Garden Concert Hall but the match is off. Manager Kennedy advised P. T. Powera that Cazeaux would not wrestle Jenkins.
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Jenkins
Cazeaux
Madison Square Garden Concert Hall
Kennedy
P. T. Powera
Cazeau
Larchmont Yacht Club Shooters Crown Season
The Larchmont Yacht Club ended its season with a final shoot on Saturday. H T Shriver won the championship cup with 94 hits, A C Bostwick close behind at 91, and Morison Robins and Scott also earning wins in shoot-offs. Ballou won the Murphy Cup, Collins joined him in the partnership event, and Shriver took the Sauer gun and Hubbard cup honors amid a record turnout.
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Larchmont Yacht Club
Wa’s
H. T. Shriver
A. C. Bostwick
Morison
Robins
Scott
Ballou
Collins
Shriver
Robins Ee
Kewee Scott
Ballou Wera
Fleischmann
Bostwick Aes
L Johnson
J. Ross. Collins
Richard Cobden
Ieateon
End Collins
E. L. C. Robins
W. D. Rose
Ale Il Ry
Cobden
J. A Morison
T. Shriver
O. Fleischmann
S. Ballou
Ross Cullins
R. J. Held
Lamson Cup
Angles
Bird
Total B. Il
Robina
Hichard Gourem
Ballou Ccwcaescoces
A. Morison
Bestwick
Ross Colling
Mor Bon
Misa
Out
Andicap
E-Cecess
Banhou
Stuart Scott
Trobdas
Isees
A. Cc Bostwick
Bostwiek
Stuart Scott Wees
Spite Sy PLC
L. C. Rodins
Jonson
J. A. Morison
Oh Flischmann
Ross Collins
L. Antoine Tie
Scott Pantee Robins
Marathon Victory Shapes Olympic Trials at Stanford
At Stanford on May 10 a sparse field marked the Olympic tryouts with the 15 mile Marathon won by Joseph B. King of the Coast Artillery racing for the Irish American Athletic Club in 1 24 29 1 5. Edmundston of Idaho won the 180 meter dash from Glasnear Olympic Club star in 1 59. PF Smithson of Portland captured the 110 meter hurdle and 100 meter dash with 3 15 5 a near world record before fouling a hurdle. Ralph Rose dominated the weight event finishing the day well ahead.
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Stanford University
Cal
Joseph B. King
Coast’ Artillery
Ralph Rose
Barney Turk's Shut Reflects End of Brooklyn's Bar-Herb Era
Barneys Turk's on Atlantic Avenue near Smith Street closed after years of serving top beer and simple lunches to a steady stream of patrons from politics, business, and law. Barney and sister Katrina, long-time managers, retire to the country, leaving a memory of a plain, clean, well-kept spot beloved by many Brooklynites.
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Brooklyn
Barney
Katrina
Borough Hall Square
Barney's
Germany
Brooklin
Supreme Court
Burney
Aml Burney Aml Katrina
Larchmont Yacht Races Plan 2008 Regatta Schedule
The Larchmont Yacht Club announced its 2008 racing fixtures by the Regatta Committee. Spring Regatta on June 29 opens all classes, with the twenty-ninth annual event on July 4 including the Colt Cup for Class B yachts. Larchmont Race Week runs July 1 to July 4 with fourteen races per day except Tuesday, plus flexible races for owners of multiple yachts.
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Larchmont Yacht Club
Larchmont
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