Death of Mayor Gaynor Shifts New York City Campaign
After Mayor Gaynor's death the political scene in New York City shifts to an ensuing struggle. Fusionists consider substituting a candidate while Tammany loyalists push for Mitchel vs McCall, with hopes of an outright Fusion win fading. Possible replacements include George McAneny William R Willox Herman Ridder.
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Gayne
Gaynor
George McAneny
William R. Willox
Herman Ridder
Ross Appleton
Gaynor Movement
Saranac Lake
Ridder
Fusion
John Purroy Mitchel
Tammany
Edward E. McCall
Mitchel
McAneny
Europe
Norman Hapgood
Eny
Jacob H. Schiff
Schiff
Joseph Johnson
Mr. McAneny
Te Prendergast
Bureau of Public Works
Park Row
Edison is Sick But Working, Says Son
Special to The New York Times reports Thomas A. Edison is an invalid for the first time in eight years. He has a cold and indigestion after returning from New England, staying home under a doctor’s orders but expected to resume work within a day or two.
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New York Times
West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
New England
Edison
New Move for Sulzer in Taxpayer Action
Attorneys for Samuel A. Fowler filed a new writ before Justice Rudd in Albany to halt Gov. Sulzer impeachment proceedings. The writ directs the Court of Impeachment to show cause why an absolute prohibition should not issue. Service requirements were relaxed to a single Impeachment Court judge, with Senator Sage accepting at his Menands home.
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Troy
James Farrer
Frederick E. Draper
Samuel A. Fowler
Rensselaer
Gov. Sulzer
Rudd
Albany
Court of Appeals
Senate
Assembly
Sage
Menands
Sulzer in New York City Moves Shrouded in Secrecy
William Sulzer spent hours in the city yesterday, lingering in the former Sulzer Frankenstein law office suite at 115 Broadway. He may issue a statement later at the Waldorf Astoria, but hotel staff deny any current stay.
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William Sulzer
Samuel I. Frankenstein
Broadway
Sulzer- Frankenstein
Archibald T. Spriggs
Montana
Sulzer
Mr. Frankenstein
Mr. Sulzer
Waldorf- Astoria
Waldorf
Captain Curry Elopes to Wed Miss Gans in Rockville
Capt. George Curry former Rough Rider and former Governor of New Mexico elopes from Washington with Miss Martha Cora Gans of Uniontown Pennsylvania. They wed in Rockville Maryland by Rev Samuel R White Baptist minister. Curry is 48 and Gans 21. parents objected to the marriage. Curry led a Roosevelt Rough Riders unit at the start of the Spanish American War and later served in the Philippines. He was Territorial Governor of New Mexico and a member of the Sixty second Congress.
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New York Times
Washington
George Curry
New Mexico
Congress
Martha Cora Gans
Uniontown
Penn
Rockville
Gretna Green
Samuel R. White
Curry
Gans
Capt. Curry
Roosevelt Rough Riders
Provisional Army
Philippines
Roosevelt
Fox Terrier Attacks Five On Amsterdam Claremont Avenues
A small white fox terrier bit five people on Amsterdam and Claremont Avenues and Riverside Drive between 116th and 120th Streets yesterday afternoon. The dog was killed by a policeman after biting Patrolman Corel and provoking rabies inspection.
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Amsterdam
Claremont Avenues
Riverside Drive
116Th
120Th Streets
Arthur McQuade
West 113Th Street
Magistrade McQuade
Maxim Conen
Amsterdam Avenue
Joseph Alla
East 106Th Street
Albert Goldstein
Valentine Corel
West 125Th Street
McQuade
Knickerbocker Hospital
120Th Street
Corel
Frederick Best
Claremont Avenue
122D Street
Robbers Loot Seaware n Post Office Safe
Four burglars forced the Seawanarl Post Office safe in Seawern New Jersey stealing 1100 dollars. Postmaster Zettlemeyer heard the work but could not reach the robbers due to a locked door. He fired at them from a higher window as they fled after the explosion set off by nitroglycerin. The blast aimed to mask the noise of a passing freight train on the Central Railroad of New Jersey.
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Sewaren
N. J
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Thomas S. Zettlemeyer
Impeachment Ruling Sets Sulzer Gov Power Aside
New York Supreme Court Justice Hasbrouck holds William Sulzer was regularly impeached and awaiting trial had no right to exercise executive functions. Robin’s pardon was invalid and Robin returned to prison. decision rejects claim that impeachment was illegal due to a special session. The ruling asserts impeachment power is judicial and resides in the Assembly.
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Kingston
N. Y
New York City
William Sulzer
Joseph G. Robin
Supreme Court
Hasbrouck
Robin
Blackwell's Island
Sulzer
Justice Hasbrouck
Assembly
Senate
Court of Appeals
Carter
Rice
Peckham
Red Light Drama Denounced by Prof Hugo Muensterberg
Harvard psychologist Hugo Muensterberg harshly condemns sensational stage drama in a forthcoming article for Next Sunday's Times. He argues the genre corrupts morals and misleads audiences with lurid plots and scant artistic merit.
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Hugo Muensterberg
Harvard
Next Sunday
TIMES
Lamar Arrested for Personation in Extradition Fight Ahead
David Lamar known as the Wolf of Wall Street was arrested in Washington on a New York indictment for impersonating government officers to defraud. He faces extradition to New York with a $3,000 bail set and a hearing scheduled next Wednesday.
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New York Times
Washington
David Lamar
Wolf of
Wall Street
Senate Lobby Committee
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Daniel J. Riordan
New York
Robert S. Lovett
Union Pacific
Lewis Cass Ledyard
H. Snowden Marshall
United States
Lamar
Congress
United States Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan
J. P. Morgan & Co
Champ Clark
Senator Stone
Missouri
Clark
Stone
Proctor
Department of Justice
Anson S. Taylor
Grant
District Attorney’s Office
Elkerton
Sampson
Taylor
Henry E. Davis
William Ray
Georgetown
Wil
Davis
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Puerto Plata Blockade Amid Dominican Revolution
Samana Bay and Puerto Plata seaport on the north coast have been declared closed to commerce and navigation as inhabitants rise in revolution. In the rest of the Dominican Republic conditions are reported calm. James M. Sullivan, U.S. Minister to Santo Domingo, arrived in Havana and heads to Santiago then Santo Domingo.
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Samana Bay
Puerto Plata
Dominican Republic
Havana
James M. Sullivan
Key West
Peoria
Santiago
Wilson not troubled by critics of Bryan vaudeville display
President Wilson dismissed concerns about foreign press criticism of Secretary Bryan’s vaudeville stage act featuring yodelers jugglers and magicians. He said those who mind their own business should not trouble him with such remarks originating from Paris Temps and other papers.
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Bryan
Wilson
New York Times
Washington
White House
Paris Temps
Rain Ties Record Flow In Galveston Flood
In Galveston Texas 7.385 inches of rain fell in the last twenty four hours. Water covered streets stopping cars for about an hour last night as the city faced local flooding and disruption.
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Galveston
Texas
Koenigen Luise Nearing New York Amid Ocean Voyage
Marconi wireless reports the SS Koenigen Luise of the North German Lloyd Line sailing from Bremen to New York is 1,106 miles east of Sandy Hook at 1 50 P M and due in by the 14th at 7 P M Angostura bitters is advertised as lending flavor to grape fruit and jellies Ady
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Marconi Wireless
Lloyd Line
Bremen
New York
Sandy Hook
Mayor Gaynor Dies Aboard Baltic On Irish Run
Mayor William J. Gaynor of New York died on the White Star liner Baltic after a sudden heart attack while seated in a deck chair near the boat deck. His son Rufus Gaynor reported the death and described his father’s health as improved during the voyage.
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Gaynor
Kline
Marconi
New York Times
London
William J. Gaynor
New York
Baltic
Liverpool
White Star Line
Rufus Gaynor
William Jay Gaynor
Rawson
Rufus W. Gaynor
Rufus
White Star
Queenstown
Lusitania
Marcon
Mayor Gaynor Faces Death With Fearless Faith
A letter from Mayor Gaynor written after the assassination attempt reveals he faced death without fear, affirming belief in God and viewing mortality as part of a larger divine universe. He declares acceptance of loss of identity and dissolution into eternity as part of divine will.
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God
Gaynor
Death of Mayor Gaynor Shocks City Cable News
A cable dispatch announced Mayor Gaynor's death at 1 o'clock on Wednesday from heart failure. The notice reached City Hall and spread quickly as officials and friends learned of the loss. Relatives including Rufus Gaynor coordinated alerts to the City Hall, Greenwich and Jamaica areas, while Col Kline and Dock Commissioner Smith received word and began arrangements for the mayor’s body.
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Cable Company
Robert Adamson
R. W. Gaynor
City Hall
Joe Ryan
Mr. Adamson
West Street
Broadway
Adamson
Rufus Gaynor
Baltic
Col. Kline
Atlantic Avenue
Charlie F. Murphy
R. A. C. Smith
Radio Baltic
Crookhaven
R. A C. Smith
New York
Pier A
Greenwich
Conn
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