Tilt Over Bishops in Episcopal Session in New York
The 126th annual Episcopal Diocese of New York convention debated suffragan bishops after Bishop Greer urged aid for a large diocese. J. P. Morgan and others pressed for constitutional clarity as delegates elected officers and debated Canon 4 pay rules for clergy. The Great Altar near completion and Belmont and King Chapels were shown as builders refinished the cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan
David H. Greer
Episcopal Diocese of
New York
Greer
J. Lewis Parks
Calvary Church
Cincinnati
Morgan
Birsaig
W. Bayard Cutting
Henry Lewis Morris
Francis Lynde Stetson
Parks
W. M. Grosvenor
St. John the Divine
Morningside Heights
A. C. A. Hall
Vermont
Nelson
Burch
Staten Island
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
George Zabriskie
George Macculloch Miller
August Belmont
R. Fulton Cutting
Col
William Jay
Belmont
King
Robert B. Kimber
Epiicopal City Mission Society of New York
Richard M. Pott
Frederick Courtney
St. James’s Church
Ishop Greer
Bblic
School of God
Church of Jesus Christ
Bishop's House Fire Damages Dining Room
Fire at Rev Dr Sabine's Bishop of Reformed Episcopal Church home on Madison Avenue destroyed the dining room with about 3000 dollars in damage. Two maids stayed by windows as flames spread. neighbors Edwin Ahrenreich and W S Greene helped alert evacuees. Fire caused by an overheated furnace. occupants fled to Herbert Shipman residence where a maid suffered heart trouble from the excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Sabine
Reformed Episcopal Church
Madison Avenue
Edwin Ahrenreich
East Seventyfourth Street
W. S. Greene
Harvard Club
Sabine House
Bishop §Abine
Herbert Shipman
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Dr. Sabine
Suffragists Sentenced For Guildhall Roof Protest
Alicee Paul and Amelia Brown, linked to Emmeline Pankhurst, climbed the Guildhall roof during the Lord Mayor's banquet and hurled stones at a stained glass window. Each received one month at hard labor in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alicee Paul
Amelia Brown
Guildhall
Emmeline Pankhurst
Mrs Phipps Testifies in Read Extortion Trial
Denver court heard Mrs Genevieve Chandler Phipps recount a bizarre extortion plot alleged by Mrs Allen F Read. The unnamed woman claimed to act for Joseph Medill Patterson and warned of a dynamite attack if $20000 was not paid, proposing life insurance and staged "accidental" destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Denver
Genevieve Chandler Phipps
Allen F. Read
Eastern Publications
S. Phipps
Morse Jury Unfit for New Trial Request
Charles W Morse seeks a new trial arguing juror misconduct and improper influence by Secret Service guards at the Astor House during the 1908 trial. The motion alleges jurors drank heavily under guard supervision, some guards were not sworn, and a juror was treated by Dr. Alexander Lambert for alcoholism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin W. Littleton
Charles W. Morse
United States District
Henry A. Wise
United States Circuit Court
Mr. Littleton
Secret Service
Astor House
Bank of North America
Morse
Charles E. Littlefield
Wallace McFarland
Littleton
Times
United States Secret Service
Irving Sauter
Sauter
Stanley W. Finch
Washington
Department of Justice
Coney Island
New York
van Cortlandt Park
Staten Island
Department
Shirk
Alexander Lambert
Bellevue Hospital
Lambert
Dr. Lambert
Edward J. Dewey
Dewey
Wire-Tap Hoofbeat Heist Hits Latonia Bookies
Denver and Salt Lake City bookmakers lost about 60 000 dollars after telegraph wires near Latonia race track were tapped. The odds on Howard Pearson in the sixth race jumped from 7 to 1 to 20 to 1 and as high as 40 to 1, triggering heavy losses and at least two bookmakers exiting the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Salt Lake City
Latonia
Cincinnati
Latonian
Howard Pearson
Theo
New Dealer Orders Highlight Next Sunday's Times Features
Readers are urged to place orders with new dealers now to ensure access to the many notable features planned for next Sunday's Times. The notice underscores timely subscription actions to avoid missing key articles and lifestyle pieces.
Robbers Captured on a Central Train
Syracuse reports an attempted express robbery on New York Central Train No 24 between Lyons and Syracuse. Two men, George Williams 18 and Frank Brown 16 of Buffalo, were arrested with rifles and a double barreled shotgun. A third assailant jumped off and may have been killed. Detectives Hennessey and Boquard aided the scene. the car containing silks and valuables had been looted weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
New York Central
American Express
Lyons
George Williams
Frank Brown
Buffalo
New Orleans
New England
William Hennnessey
Frank Boquard
Hennessey
R. D. Beard
Monorail gyroscope car demonstrates practical single track rail
Louis Brennan showcased a full sized gyroscope driven car on a straight single rail and circular track near Cullingham. The 40 foot car weighs 22 tons and carries 40 passengers as it steers with 8 foot 6 inch gyroscopes spinning at 3000 rpm to balance on one rail. The device promises speeds over 100 mph and could revolutionize rail systems worldwide. Brennan notes continued development with pneumatic control and anticipates German imitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
London
Louis Brennan
Bath
Brennan
Royal Society
Cullingham
Indian Office
War Office
Kashmir
Mr. Brennan
Paper makers ignore tariff questions at Chicago convention
Arthur C. Hastings of New York, president of the American Paper and Pulp Association, says the tariff revision is settled and will not be discussed at the convention. He laments industry neglect and notes Canada’s rising raw material prices while the group plans to boost cooperation to cut production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arthur C. Hastings
New York
American Paper and Pulp Association
Hastings
American Publishers’ Association
Canada
Brennan Demonstrates Gyroscopic Self Balancing Car
Mr Brennan showcases a gyroscopic self balancing car that runs on a monorail or tightrope. The device uses vacuum sealed gyroscope wheels and electric motors powered by a storage battery. When spun, the gyroscope keeps the car upright even after power is cut, and it negotiates irregular tracks with ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brennan
Brennan
Thompson Named New U S Senator for North Dakota
Fountain L. Thompson of Cando North Dakota was appointed by Governor Burke to fill the unexpired term of Senator M N Johnson who died three weeks ago in North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Thompson
North Dakota
Johnson
Bismarck
N. D
Fountain L. Thompson
Cando
United States
Burke
Thompson
M. N. Johnson
Football kills 13 year old in Ohio game
Marietta Ohio reports Albert Arend aged 18 died from injuries in a football game last Friday after a skirmish in which he was kicked in the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Ohio
Albert Arend
Law’s Delays Postpone Princeton Assault Trial
The trial of George Dennen of Princeton, Mercer County, for assault and battery was postponed due to football and the opening of the gaming season. The court tentatively set a new date for November 22 after comments about the Princeton Yale game and the season's start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Trenton
N. J
George Dennen
Princeton
Mercer Court
Yale
Gnichtel
Jersey
Startles Horse, Man Killed in Brooklyn Neck Rope Tram Fatality
An unidentified man about 30 died after jumping to avoid a car in Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn. His neck snagged on a rope tied to a horse, causing the animal to jerk and hurl him backward, his skull fracturing on the pavement. No identification found.
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Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn
Jay Street
Aorse
Accidental Shot Kills Chauffeur in Great Neck
In Great Neck Long Island on November 10 George Haynes a chauffeur to Rev J J Molloy died from a gunshot wound after William Kruger unknowingly fired a rifle he was holding The shot entered Haynes head as he stood in a store He was taken to Nassau Hospital Mineola but died under anesthesia No arrests were made
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Great Neck
L. I
William Kruger
George Haynes
J. J. Molloy
Haynes
Kruger
Nassau Hospital
Mineola
Club Secretary Held Up by Kid Twist Gang at Jefferson Coterie
Four men believed to be remnants of the Kid Twist gang entered the Jefferson Coterie club rooms at 220 Henry Street and robbed Secretary Jacob Stapler and three companions of 90 dollars. Police pursued one suspect to Grand Street, where he fled through multiple barriers before being captured. he claimed the name Louis Brenson of 256 Clinton Street and denied involvement.
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Kid Twist
Jefferson Coterie
Henry Street
Jacob Stapler
Stapler
McNeil
Grand Street
McNeveil
Louis Brenson
Clinton Street
Diner’s Fortune Left to Widow of Delmonico’s Manager
Mrs Ellen J Theilmann widow of James Theilmann longtime Delmonico’s manager at Broadway and Twenty sixth Street obtained letters of administration for his estate valued at 500000 dollars. Bond set at 1000000 dollars. No will found after search. Daughter Ellie J C Theilmann to inherit with widow. Charles Garnier current Delmonico’s manager notes Theilmann joined in 1873 rising to manager and investing through Stock Exchange tips. He later ran real estate ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schreiber
West Forty-fifth Street
Forty-sixth Street
Eighth Avenue
Lorenz J. F Wether
Hotel
Majestic
Weiner
Thirty-ninth Street
Sixth Avenue
Schreiber
Miss Simons
Alabama
East Eleventh Street
Mumm
Don P. Collins
Secret Service
Detective Bureau
Collins
Arthur L. Davis
Finn
Jefferson Market
Simons
Hotel Majestic
Ellen J. Theilmann
West Ninety-third Street
James Theilmann
Delmonico’s
Broadway
Twenty-sixth Street
Thomas
Charles Garnier
Thellmann
Charles Delmonico
The
Stock Exchange
Ellie J. C. Theilmann
Boom in the Iron Trade at Homestead Mills
Pittsburg reports a major boom in the iron industry as all Homestead Steel Works mills restart on double time after being idle since 1907. Converting mills will begin operations, with district orders for mill equipment reaching about 5 million dollars in the past ten days. Homestead payrolls rise to 7,600, the highest since early 1907, amid renewed demand for sheet and steel products for traction lines and other uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Homestead Steel Works
Schoenberger
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Greel
Klyn
Car- Steel Company
Medium Mme Paladino Haunts Ship on Spirit Seances
Passengers aboard the North German Lloyd liner Princess Irene report ghostly arms, floating masks, and spirit kisses during seances by Italian medium Mme Paladino. Scientists and notable figures observe, with mixed skepticism, as dramatic demonstrations unfold aboard the voyage and in private rooms guarded by a small party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinzesa Irene
Mme. Eisue Sapia Paladina
Lombroso
Engelish Society For Psychical Research
Isaac K. Funk
Irene
Harry Herman
Eduardo Oreti
Mme. Paladino
Nasples
Anmner
R. O. Johnstone
Memphis
Tenn
Paladino
Valentino Durante
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Alice Paul
University of Pennsylvania
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Moorestown
Paulsdale
Miss
Woodbrook Seminary
Birmingham
England
University of London
Bishop’s House
Mrs. Phipps
Car
Weiher
Model
U. S
Walts
Mme
Spook
Mr. Herman
Jelten
Spookland
Dr. Jelten
Dr. Oreti
Noth
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