Plan Compromise on Subway Bids Faces Proposals
Interest groups push a compromise between Interborough and Brooklyn Rapid Transit to divide Manhattan and Brooklyn territories. The plan would assign Huron Street to Interborough and Queens to BRT, with Corona and Astoria links possibly included. McAneny Committee on the Board of Estimate signals openness as Borough President Steers backs BRT.
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Shonts Defends Interborough Subway Plan Over Brooklyn Offer
T P Shonts president of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company argues the subway plan benefits the city more than Brooklyn Rapid Transit. He contends BRT would require city risk and liens on earnings while Interborough offers to fund construction with city cost sharing and absorb deficits if needed. Page 3 continuation promised.
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Carpenter rescued from church roof fall in New York
Joseph Shanahan, a carpenter, fractured his leg in three places when a scaffold gave way on a church roof at St Thomas Episcopal Church near Fifty third Street and Fifth Avenue. Dr Botsford climbed a seventy five foot ladder to reach him and he was lowered to the street on a wide plank tied with ropes. Shanahan was later taken to Flower Hospital for treatment and was expected to recover.
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Fiftythird Street
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Carnegie Grants 375000 for City Library School
At a Directors meeting a Carnegie trust offer of 700 a year for five years was accepted to create a library school. Dr. John S. Billings said the program aims to train men and women for library work and should be well patronized. The Executive Committee will draft plans after the new library opens May 13.
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Islip Mini ster’s Wife Killed in Auto Crash Near Kings Park
Mrs. Danielee Overton wife of the Islip Presbyterian minister died in an automobile accident near Kings Park. John King a lumber merchant his wife and Mrs John Doxsee escaped serious injuries. The car turned turtle after striking a road rut and Mrs Overton was instantly killed with a broken neck. The Kings and Doxsee households suffered only minor injuries.
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Danielee Overton
Kings Park
Overton
John King
John (. Doxsee
King
Brooklyn
Van Tuyl to be State Superintendent of Banks
Albany May 11 The nomination of George Van Tuyl Jr Albany to be State Superintendent of Banks to succeed Orion H Cheney will be confirmed by the Senate on Monday night. The Senate Finance Committee voted to report favorably the nomination. The committee also plans to report favorably James A Holden Glens Falls as State Historian replacing Victor H Paltsits New York. Governor Dix said Van Tuyls politics do not matter and that the post should stay nonpartisan.
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Glens Falls
Victor H. Palts
Mitchel's Place Robbed in Somers Estate Lodge
White Plains May 11 Sheriff Scerp asked to hunt burglars who entered the hunting lodge on John Purroy Mitchel's Somers country estate and carried away movable goods. Tracks show a carriage. The estate had no caretaker after a prior fatal shooting claim by Richard Davenport. Police suspect a gang of yeggmen traveling the Catskill Aqueduct.
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White Plains
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Scerp
Westchester County
John Purroy Mitchel
New York Board of Aldermen
Somers
Richard G. Davenport
Thomas Heffernan
Davenport
Catskill
Sure of Mrs Sage's 500000
The ninety fifth annual American Bible Society meeting at the Bible House reported securing 500000 subscriptions to satisfy Mrs. Russell Sage's conditional gift of 500000. The late John S Kennedy also bequeathed 500000. Trust funds total 2118548, with growth expected as only 94500 of Sage gift subscriptions have been paid.
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Champagne Ad Featuring Moet & Chandon Imperial Crown
An advertisement touts Moet & Chandon Imperial Crown and White Seal Very Dry as choice, finely matured and superior quality for clubs hotels restaurants cafes and dealers. It targets upscale venues and discriminating buyers.
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Doctor Found Shot in Riverside Flat
Dr. W. R. C. Latson, skin specialist and writer, was found dead in his ground floor library at 660 Riverside Drive near 143rd Street. A note lay beside him. police and a coroner termed it death by his own hand after a nurse from Miss Gordon’s visit earlier that night.
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Riverside Drive
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Kapaber
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151St Street
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Young Rap Ber
Feinberg
Health and Culture
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Broadway
Miss Marhelka
Psychology of
Beatrice Cochrane Knouitz
Robert Seaman
Nelly Bly
Latson
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Dewey’s Ever-Flowing Wine Bottle Display
A Dewey & Sons Co. display showcases a perpetual wine bottle in their window at 188 Fulton Street New York, inviting public attention to the novelty and the firm’s offerings.
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Dewey & Sons CO
Fulton 8T
Madero Interviewed on Mexican Revolution by Rebel Leaders
The Times presents an in depth explanation of causes and progress of the Mexican revolt as shared by Francisco I. Madero and his brother Gustavo, who leads the revolt’s financial efforts, to inform American readers.
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Hyde faces new indictment in Carnegie Trust case
A superseding indictment was returned against Charles H. Hyde former City Chamberlain on bribery charges as a two ton safe owned by William J. Cummins was opened in the Grand Jury room. District Attorney Whitman and Justice Davis offered no comment.
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Charles H. Hyde
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Criminal Branch
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Justie Davis
William J. Cummins
Carnegie Frust Company
Samuel Untermyer
Slyde
Mr. Hyde
Stephen C. Baldwin
Brooklyn
Carnegie Trust Company
Joseph B. Reichmann
Carnegie Trust
Mr. Tivde
Joseph G. Robin
Northern Bank
John W. Smith
Hyde
Cummins
Payson Merrill
Martin J. Condon
Charles A. Moore, Jr
District Attorney's Office
George W. Egbert
Criminal Courts
Grand Jury Room
Justice
Banking Department
Clark
Mr. Cummins
Merrill
Parsons Dismissed by Park Board Amid Contested Action
Samuel Parsons Jr long‑time landscape architect for the city park system was dismissed by a Park Board vote of 4 to 1 after a special session. Parsons’ counsel argued he had not seen the full Fosdick accounts and questioned evidence while Board members debated due process and the sufficiency of charges.
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Park Board
Stover
Manhattan
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Bronx
Kennedy
Brooklyn
Parsons
A. L D. Parker
Sir ST En
Commissioner of Accounts
Parsons Ie
Department of Parks
Fosdick
Mr. Stover
Mr. Parker
E. W. Hilgard
University of California
Hoff
Stever
Prof. Hilgard
Washington
Parker
Prof. Whitney
Gutzon Borglum
Dying After Fist Fight Between Cousins
Joseph l Terazza and Joseph Saporano, both eighteen, fought in a Broadway Canal Street basement with friends over a weeks old grievance. Saporano was knocked out, revived, then home. He later collapsed with a fractured skull and brain hemorrhages at St. Vincent's Hospital. Terazza was jailed as Saporano’s condition worsened.
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Monroe Street
Joseph Saporano
Thompson Street
Broadway
Canal Street
Saporano
St. Vincent's Hospital
Terazza
Macdougal Street
Speaker Champ Clark Confined by Severe Cold
Washington May 11 Speaker Champ Clark is bedridden with a severe cold though doctors say his condition is not serious and he may preside when the House meets tomorrow. He had suffered from a cold for days before a sudden acute lumbago attack.
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Washington
Champ Clark
Clark
They Who Stuck To Sheehan Dinner For Loyal Legislators
William F. Sheehan hosted a private dinner at the Manhattan Club for legislators who backed him during the United States Senatorship fight. He said attendance would be small and there would be no speaking. The event drew most Tammany lawmakers who supported him and a few others.
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William F. Sheehan
Manhattan Club
United States
Green Spot in Times Square to Become Small Garden
Times Square visitors watch a triangular plot bounded by Seventh Avenue Broadway and Forty-seventh Forty-sixth Streets fenced off for a city garden. Workers dig up pavement and the ventilator skylight will stay while grass flowers grow around it. Benches may be added for tired actors.
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Times Square
Seventh Avenue
Broadway
Forty-seventh
Forty-sixth Streets
Green Private Car Stuns with Quiet Luxury
E H R Green son of Hetty Green and head of the Texas Midland Railroad received a private car built in Terrell Texas. The car features a green exterior green interior with gold trim and green carpet. He ordered no gaudy or loud decorations and asked for understated elegance.
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Texas
Nee York Times
Dallas
Tex
E. H.R. Green
New York
Texas Midland Railroad
Terrell
Tufts Plans $1,000 Endowment to Raise Professors’ Pay
Tufts College President Frederick W. Hamilton says rising living costs push top instructors to other fields. College seeks a $1,000 endowment with income dedicated to increasing faculty salaries.
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Medford
Mass
Frederick W. Hamilton
Tufts College
Kidnappers Kill Child Elsie Paroubek in Chicago
A $1,000 reward, including $200 from Governor Deneen, is offered for the arrest and conviction of Elsie Paroubek's murderer. Coroner Hoffman suggests suffocation may have been the method. Police watch Gypsies along the canal suspected of involvement.
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Madero Named Cabinet Amid Mexico City Rebel Rise
A force of 1500 armed rebels near Mexico City looms as popular sentiment tilts toward uprising. Diaz refuses to retire while Madero forms a provisional cabinet and peace talks resume with government go-betweens. Navarro to be tried by court martial. foreign diplomats allowed to arm. Rebel advances reported in Puebla and Chiapas.
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Mexico City
Navarro
Washington
Puebla
Chiapas
Cananea
Audacious Revolution Coup in Mexico City Seizes Cars
May 11 reports reveal revolutionists seizing three motor cars on Avenue Juarez, arming them with rifles and ammo then driving to Puebla. A 1,500 man fighting organization is described, with plans to defend foreign quarters as Diaz's stance stirs speculation of a broader uprising.
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