Dimples Barred From Benefit Performance At Colonial Theatre
A planned four minute sing role for Dimples at a benefit for the William H. Davis School for Crippled Children at the Colonial Theatre next Thursday is blocked by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. They cite smoking in the venue and public ticket sales as reasons, despite Dimples’ popularity and earlier preparations.
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Rulers Show Care For Danish Sailor Pederson
Copenhagen Oct 4 A Danish born sailor Viggo Pederson now in a city hospital receives solicitous attention from two world leaders President Roosevelt and the King of Denmark Roosevelt wrote to Minister Egan asking visit and message of hope and the King ordered he be given full attention Pederson near recovery is reported hopeful by hospital officials
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Michigan Railways Passenger Earnings Amid Two Cent Rate
The State Railroad Commission reports on Michigan railways nine month passenger earnings. Despite freight declines 12 to 17 percent, passenger revenue fell only 3.7 percent. First nine months under the two cent rate show earnings of 6,497.47 compared with 6,618,739.83 a year earlier. The commission notes a selling air in the lower peninsula as a three cent fare is charged.
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Ambassadors Underpaid Says Former U S Envoy
Charlemagne Tower former Ambassador to Germany argues American diplomats are underpaid and social support for ambassadors is key. He cites Germany paying 17 500 dollars yearly plus housing and notes other powers offer higher salaries and homes. He expects U S salaries to rise to match others while praising the ambassadorial role beyond money.
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Steamer Narrow Escape Off Oyster Bay in Dense Fog
In Greenwich on October 24 a fogbound Rosedale from Bridgeport and Isabel from Stamford carrying hundreds, nearly struck a sand bar near Lloyds Neck. A motorboat Quo Vadis signaled danger by lanterns and saved both steamers before dawn.
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Woman Drowns in Bronx Kills Home Boat
Mrs Fanny Welsbacher, wife of Marth, living three years in a Cypress Avenue houseboat, drowned while attempting to board from a skiff. She toppled into the Harlem River as the swift tide swept the skiff away during a shopping excursion.
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Ambulance mare Baby to be sold after skittish behavior
Flower Hospital trustees plan to sell Baby the old white ambulance mare after surgeons complained she became notoriously skittish and fast in her old age. The 17 year veteran mare startled a taxi, baffling staff, and has since shown a fondness for sugar from a local grocer, prompting the sale decision.
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Tchaykovsky Still in Jail Despite Bail Effort
The aged Russian patriot Nicholas Tschaykovsky remained imprisoned in St. Petersburg after a London cable reported $25,000 bail raised. US and London committees had pledged half the sum. $12,000 borrowed in London may free him Monday if the rest is raised.
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Low Fares for Cleveland Transit Return
The Cleveland Railway Company announces a fare reduction to seven tickets for 25 cents with universal and double transfers on all cross town lines after reconquest of its system, extending to suburbs. The Municipal Traction Company has not replied to the demand to surrender its franchise.
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Frenchman accused after stairway struggle at hotel
A French man allegedly attempted to strangle a woman in a desperate fight with a policeman. They rolled down stairways at a West Street hotel as bystanders heard the commotion and witnesses described the confrontation and injuries.
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Frenchman fight cited in street confrontation case
Policeman Mahone testified at the station that a street altercation on West Thirtieth Street led to a man dragged from a house and pinned. The Frenchman Bouton was held in ROC bail on charges of assault with intent to kill, with a photograph to be sent to Paris police.
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