Dimples Denied Vaudeville Return for Charity Show
Arnold Daly withdraws from a benefit at the Colonial Theatre for the William H. Davis School for Crippled Children after the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children prohibits Dimples from appearing. The four minute performance would have featured the beloved boy in a new suit and song, raising funds for the school's work.
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Dimples
Wiliam H. Davis School For
Janother
Arthur Hiliot Fish
George
Tar
Arnold Daly
SFG
Anj
Rulers Show Kindness to Danish Sailor
Vigso Pederson, born in Denmark and formerly on the Mayflower, the President’s yacht, lies in a Copenhagen hospital. President Roosevelt and King have both shown concern for his recovery. Minister Egan visits him and relays hopes for his improvement. Pederson is grateful for the attention and is expected to recover.
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Copenhagen
Vigso Pederson
Denmark
Roosevelt
Pederson
Egan
Michigan Railroads Passenger Earnings Reported
The Michigan Railroad Commission reports passenger earnings for the first nine months show a slight decline not due to the two cent rate. Passenger revenue rose to 8,497,417.25 dollars this year against 6,615,TH9.83 last year, while overall freight earnings fell 12 to 17 percent. The commission notes a regional drop in the lower peninsula despite allowing a three cent rate.
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Michigan Commission
Lansing
Mich
State Railroad Commission
Michigan Railways
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Ambassadors Underpaid Says Former U.S. Envoy
Charlemagne Tower former Ambassador to Germany criticizes low pay for U.S. diplomats abroad. He notes German and other powers provide housing and allowances, arguing social duties require funds. Tower urges salary increases and predicts equality with peers worldwide, praising American ambassadors for results despite pay.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
United States
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
Tower
America
Steamers Rosedale and Isabel Escape Sand Bar Near Oyster Bay
Dense fog pushed the Rosedale and Isabel toward a sand bar at Lloyds Neck near Oyster Bay. A Greenwich motorboat Quo Vadis signaled to steer clear, guiding both steamers to safety after a perilous two hour wait outside the harbor. Lanterns waved and whistles blew as dawn light returned and the vessels entered port.
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New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Rosedale
Bridgeport
Cold Spring Harbor
Isabel
Stamford
Lloyd’s Neck
Oyster Bay
Ture
Woman Drowns Attempting to Board Bronx Houseboat
Mrs. Fanny Weisbacher and her husband Martin lived three years in a Cypress Avenue houseboat moored at Bronx Kills. She drowned yesterday when transferring groceries from a skiff to the boat as the swift tide swept the skiff away and she lost her balance into the river.
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Bronx Kills
Fanny Weisbacher
Martin
Cypress Avenue
Hartela River
Ambulance Horse Baby to be Sold After Run-In with Autos
Flower Hospital Trustees on Sixty-fourth Street and Avenue A decide to sell Baby the old white mare that pulled the ambulance for ten years after surgeons complain of her sudden skittishness. The once plodding nag outran a high power auto on Lexington Avenue proving a startling wake-up. Riders fear to ride behind her and she has begun visiting a local grocer for sweets, prompting calls for a replacement.
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Flower Hospital
Sixty-fourth Street
Avenue A
Baby
John Meyers
Grand Gentral Station
Lexington Avenue
Thig
Joan Meyers
Trustees of Flower
Aj White
John Schulte
Mr. Schulte
Tchaikovsky Still Held in Jail in St Petersburg
A late dispatch reports Nicholay Tschaykovsky, aged Russian patriot and Father of the Russian Revolution, still jailed in St Petersburg after a year. bail funds of 25 000 appeared raised in London and America, with $22 000 borrowed in London and a further US half of the sum sought. Release hoped for Monday, as committees urged renewed fundraising to repay the loan.
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ST. Petersburg
Nicholay Tschaykovsky
London
Joseph M. Price
Friends of Russian ‘Freedom
Edward M. Shepard
Tschaykhovsky
Price
Tschaykovsky
United States
Nicholas Tehaykovsky
Kansas
Russia
Kingland
New York
Cleveland Railways to Cut Fares After Repossession
Cleveland officials announced an immediate fare drop to 2 1 2 cents for transfers and cross town routes upon re gaining possession of city offices. The move follows a lease provision triggering return of property if the franchise was not approved. The Municipal Traction has not yet issued an official response. Women's reception for Mrs Bryan at Waldorf plans details and attendees.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Railway, Company
Cleveland Rail
Assault Claimer Tells of Struggle With Police Officer
The statement alleges an attempted strangling of a woman during a confrontation with a police officer. The account describes a desperate fight on stairs and a failed effort by the assailant as witnesses and officers intervened.
Fragmentary Fight Describes Assault Trial Proceedings
An irregular, partially readable account describes a confrontation ending with a struggle near a doorway. The fragment mentions a defendant Bouton and a focus on assault with intent, with references to a examination and measurement procedures and a possible trial outcome.
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