Cuban Liberals Arm Their Leader Killed In Clash
Dispatches from Cienfuegos report the killing of Liberal Party leader Enrique Villuendas and the Chief of Police Leffor Lance during a shootout at Hotel Suiza. Guns dynamite found. Rural Guards deployed, protests erupt in Havana as authorities vow lawful elections.
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Ilance
Villuendas
Associated Press
Cienfuegos
José Fernandez
Hotel Suiza
I'has
Frias
Matanzas
Santa Clara
Havana
House of Representatives
Stela Clara
Candi- Geis
Mato
Gomez
Palma
Valuendas
Washington
Sefior Quesada
O'Farvill
la Suiza
Enrique Villuendas
Congress
Villnendas
Vilhiendas
Quesada
Index to Departments Amusements Arrivals of Out-of-Town Buyers
The page list shows sections with page numbers for Amusements Business Troubles Commercial World Court Calendars Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails New Corporations Real Estate Society United Service Weather Report Yesterday's Fires and more. It outlines where to find items for each topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial World
Marine Intelligence
Society
United Service
Weather Report
Origin of the Earth Challenging Old Ring Theory
Portland, Sept 22. Profs Forest Ray Moulton and associates present a new, solid-earth theory at the fair. They argue the universe originated not from rings breaking from a cooling mass but from a vast spiral nebulous body forming a solid earth throughout its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Portland
Oregon
Forest Ray Moulton
University of Chicago
Moulton
Laplace
Saturn
Moulten
Man Using Taxi Fraudulently Charged on Hotel Billing
A man claimed to be James I Waterbury of Morristown New Jersey and used a taxi at the Hotel Astor last Wednesday charging 4 75. He racked up 14 on Thursday morning and 31 on Thursday evening and was later arrested at West Forty seventh Street Station after claiming to be Guy Allen an assistant manager. A woman identifying as his sister bought cigarettes and left him at the station saying she could not pay the auto bill.
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Hotel Astor
New York Transportation Company
Voice
James I. Waterbury
Morristown
N. J
Forty- Seventh Street
Guy Allien
West 107Th Street
Packers to Fight On in Schwarzschild and Sulzberger Case
Special to The New York Times Chicago reports the beef packers will oppose Government moves and seek delays. If abatement fails they will demand a bill of particulars. Federal evidence gathered in New York aided Chicago prosecutors in pursuing the Beef Trust case.
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New York
Chicago
Henry L. Burnett
United States
Marx
Beef Trust
Railways Fight Texas Law Tax on Railroads
The East Legislature's gross earnings tax on railroads takes effect Oct. 1. Railroads plan injunctions to stop enforcement and tax collection, seeking federal court relief for foreign bondholders. The law would have added about $650,000 in revenue this year.
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Neve
York Times
Austin
Taxas
Steamship movements reported by wireless near Nantucket and Lizard
Marconi wireless reports from Siasconset Mass place the Celtic fifty miles east of Nantucket at 10 20 P M yesterday and due at her pier about 3 P M today. Teutonic was southeast of Fire Island at 10 15 P M. The St Louis of the American Line A New York to Southampton passed the Lizard last evening.
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Celtic
Liverpool
Marconi Wireless
Siasconset
Mass
Nantucket
Teutonic
Fire Island
St. Louis
American Line
New York
Southampton
Two Fifty Round Trip to Atlantic City Sunday Excursion
A Sunday excursion to Atlantic City costs 2.50 round trip on the last run of the season. The special train departs New York at 6:45 A M with stops at Newark and Elizabeth. Return service leaves Atlantic City at 7:00 P M.
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Atlantic City
Pennsylvania
Haiilrand
New York
Newark
Elizabeth
White Mountains Autumnal Excursions Tickets on Sale
Tickets go on sale from September 15 to October Tth for autumn excursions in the White Mountains. Rates available through New York New Hampshire and Boston Railroad agents. Advance purchase advised.
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White Mountains
N. Y
N. H
Policy Gangs New HQ Raided by Crime Society
A large policy operation in East New York was raided by the Society for the Prevention of Crime. Four men were arrested at the Vesta Avenue headquarters, including a man named Mark Smith who headed the plant. Police seized runners and ledgers. about 400 agents were identified, with payouts estimated around 5000 dollars daily. Authorities suspect police connivance and plan further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al” Adams
America
Greater
New York
Society For the Prevention of Crime
East Twenty-second Street
Vesta Avenue
Adams
Society
Mark Smith
West Forty-first Street
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Central Office
West Forty-seventh Street
Smith
McClintock
Samuel Kuttner
Eastern Parkway
Thomas White
Bowery
John Dolan
Coney Island
Dolan
White
Liberty Street
Gates Avenue Court
Upper West Side
George Turner
West
Thirty-sixth Street
Forty-second Street
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
Bunner
Turner
Forty-seventh Street
Eleventh Avenue
Phillip Glassy
Sixty-seventh Street
Glassy
Harry Reynolds
Reynolds
McCintock
Precinec
One Night to Chicago by the Twentieth Century Limited
The New York Central Lines advertise the Twentieth Century Limited departing New York at 2 30 P M and arriving in Chicago at 8 30 the next morning. It claims a world record speed of 964 miles in 18 hours.
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Chicago
New York Central
New York
French German Moroccan accord reported after talks
A well informed source says Dr Rosen the new German minister to Morocco and M Revoil the French negotiator reached a complete agreement on all disputed Moroccan points in their conference. Premier Rouvier and Prince von Radolin met cordially and will meet tomorrow to sign definite terms for the reforms conference. The information is not official but suggests the accord awaits signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dr. Rosen
Morocco
M. Revoil
France
Rouvier
Prince von Radolin
Foreign Office
Rosen
Long Island Trains Crash Sends Passengers Frightened
A head end collision at Sayville Long Island Railroad station between an east bound passenger train and a west bound freight injures fifty people, with Mrs Annie Farthianski of Patchogue requiring medical attention for a facial cut from flying glass after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayville
Long Island
Annie Farthianski
Patchogue
Four Firemen Hurt In Williamsburg Naphtha Explosion
Four firemen were burned when a barrel of naphtha exploded during a blaze at Empire State Dyeing and Cleaning Co at 295 Bedford Avenue Williamsburg. Injured were Adam Hill Edward Sennor Edward McCue and Owen Savage. Fire chief Marshall McQuade and Connelly recovered the men. damage set at $3 000.
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Empire State Dyeing and Cleaning Company
Bedford Avenue
Williamsburg
South Second Street
Lieut
Marshall
Adam Hill
Rutledge Street
Edward Sennor
Edward McCue
Eckford Street
Owen Savage
Driggs Avenue
McQuade
Connelly
M. B. Klauber
Governor Higgins Expected Back From Europe Today
Governor Higgins due to arrive from Europe on the Cedric after a six week absence. His staff planned to meet him by boat, but Adjutant General Henry postponed when Higgins’s mother fell ill. Secretary Frank Perley and Public Works Chief Franchot will greet him aboard a Government launch. Several state offices await appointments, notably a vacancy on the Railroad Commission for a practical railroad man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Higgins
Europe
Aileen
Adjt
Henry
Frank Perley
Franchot
Higgins
Railroad Commission
Women Aid Auto Victim After Madison Ave Crash
In Morristown on September 22 a large touring car driven by a young woman and another woman picked up Patrick Dorian of Western Avenue after he was struck crossing Madison Avenue near the golf club. He sustained a broken leg three broken ribs and head lacerations. The two women brought him to All Souls Hospital and fled the scene leaving no names. Dorian is in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Morristown
All Souls’ Hosital
Madison Avenue
Patrick Forlan
Western Avenue
Madison Avenue Golf Club
Madison
Dorian
Parlor Car Service to Asbury Park Added on Weekday 5:10 Train
Beginning Monday September 25 the 5:10 P M Desbrosses Cortlandt Street train will carry a parlor car for Long Branch Asbury Park and Point Pleasant via Pennsylvania Railroad. The ad notes parlor car and emokts car on weekdays.
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Asbury Park
Pennsylvania R. R
Desbrosses
Cortlandt Street
Long Branch
Point
Pleasant
Citizens' Union Returns to Fusion Conference in Mayoral Plan
The Citizens' Union nominatings committee agreed to join the Fusion conference for the mayoral race. Three candidates named include Martin W. Littleton, ex-Senator John Ford, and Samuel Seabury with Municipal Ownership backing. Discussions covered Ford opposition among Republicans and potential SU support for a secondary slot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Union
R. Fulton Cutting
William Halpin
Halpin
Citizens’ Union Conferrees
Martin W. Littleton
John Ford
Municipal Ownership League
Samuel Seabury
Mr. Littleton
McClellan
McCarren
Littleton
Supreme Court
Ford
Judge Seabury
Judge Parker
St. Louis
Tadaeeem
Job I. Hedges
Controller Sarthe
Amon
Mr. Hedges
Aqpure Peet
Oatate
Ell
Mr. Halpin
18 Hours to Chicago Special Train Schedule
Advertises the 18 hours to Chicago Pennsylvania special train leaving New York at 3 55 P M and arriving Chicago 9 55 A M with return from Chicago 2 45 P M arriving New York 9 45 A M. Notes new equipment and rock ballasted roadbed as features.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
New York
Senator Platt Resting in Denver Hotel Room
Senator Platt of New York arrived in Denver in his private car and is confined to his Savoy Hotel room. Though not seriously ill, fatigue from the cross country trip requires bed rest. Denver physicians are attending him and his wife and friends expect a few days rest to enable him to resume travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Denver
Senator Platt
New York
Savoy Hotel
San Francisco
Torpedo Boats Smosh Cherbourg Collision
During naval manoeuvres at Cherbourg two torpedo boats collided and remained interlocked until towed to port. They were separated by tugs and suffered serious damage. Crews were rescued.
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Cherbourg
Father Kills Daughter in Kiss Tragedy at Home
Jackson Chumbley, a Gravel Switch resident, returned home after a long absence and kissed his six year old daughter by the chin. He lifted her head and she collapsed and died. a physician ruled neck fracture caused by the father.
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Gravel Switch
Jason Chumbley
Canadian minister threatens Vigilant to defend Great Lakes fishing
Canadian Minister of Marine Raymond Prefontaine visiting Cleveland said Canada would build a second Vigilant and patrol the Great Lakes if necessary to stop American fishing poaching in Canadian waters. He warned extreme measures would be used if needed, noting fish favor Canadian waters.
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Cleveland
Raymond Prefontaine
American Shipbuilding Company
Prefontaine
Great Lakes
Canada
Democrats Denounce Court Amendment At Fall Convention
At the Fall Democratic Convention in Poughkeepsie on September 22 a resolution urged Democrats to defeat the judiciary amendment on the November ballot. It denounced the measure as an attempt to Republicanize the Supreme Court of the First and Second Departments by electing an oversupply of Republican justices for upstate districts and then relocating them to New York and Brooklyn.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
Supreme Court
New York
Brooklyn
Captain Iwichi Attempted Suicide After Mikasa Sinking
A Tokyo dispatch reports Captain Iwichi, commander of the Mikasa, wounded in a suicide attempt after addressing survivors in Sasebo. He is in critical condition at Sasebo Naval Hospital. Zwicht aided in saving the ship during the fire.
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Tokio
Jijl
Sasebo
Iwichi
Mikasa
Ile
Sasebo Naval Hospital
Zwicht
Albany diamond theft linked to St Louis suspect
In St Louis, F J Mason released on bond for furniture fraud charges is rearrested as Little Jeff Sherman on Albany, NY complaint. Sherman is wanted for a $4,000 diamonds theft. He admits identity but offers no comment on the diamond theft. Victims Charles Van Heusen Co. report diamonds jewelry stolen a year ago.
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Jeff’ Sherman
St. Louis
F. J. Mason
Albany
N.Y
Sherman
New York Times
Shaw Abolishes Sinecures in Federal Service
Secretary Shaw issues an order requiring all bureau and division chiefs in executive departments to certify work performed by subordinates before pay vouchers can be approved. Each head must swear the recipient was regularly at work and performing duties during the period. The aim is removing nonperforming or irregular workers from the payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Shaw
Atlantic City Special Tickets Sale Announced
The Pennsylvania Railroad will offer special round trip tickets to Atlantic City with two days of board on Saturdays in September. Prices are 10.00 and 12.00 dollars, depending on the hotel chosen, for travelers from New York Brooklyn Jersey City and Newark. Ticket agents will handle sales.
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Atlantic City
New York
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Newark
Pennsylvania Railroad
Adv
Equitable Life Syndicate Ties Probed By Hughes Inquiry
Counsel Hughes examined the Equitable Life Union Pacific preferred stock involvement in 1903 and related syndicates. Witness Winthrop detailed payments totaling 1.92 million dollars, stock held in Kuhn Loeb & Co. and Hyde Associates, and disagreements over the society's exact participation.
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New York Life
Charles E. Hughes
Insurance Investigating Committee
Equitable Life
Hughes
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Equitable
Union Paciific
Jacob H. Schiff
Edward H. Harriman
James Stillman
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Mr. Schiff
Union Pacific
Kuhn Loeb & Co
James H. Hyde
Alexander
Hendricks
Mr. Hyde
Schiff
Finance Committee of the
Equitate
Union Pacific Preferred
Hog
SothLeri
Morton
Messrs. Schiff
Harriman
Stillman
Winthrop
Frick
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Long Island
Atlantic Coast Line
J. P. Morgan & Co
International Navigation Syndicate
J. P. Morgan
James H. Hfyde
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Winthrop
Non Pacific
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Astor
Packers
Policy Gangs
Parkhurst Society
East
Central
Sayville Station
Seabury
Plunkitt
Cutting
Citizens’ Union Nominating Committee
Mr. Cutting
Mr. Ford
Union
Mr. Seabury
Platt
Second Lake Patrol
Bench
Nylie
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