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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1912

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Dowling Emerges as Opponents Pick for Dix Race

At a Hotel Astor college men dinner Democratic figures teased Gov. Dix’s renomination while Justice Victor Dowling was named as their gubernatorial candidate. Gov. Wilson praised Dowling and Worcester O Gorman indicated Dowling would be the Syracuse convention choice. McCombs, returning from illness, was honored at the event.

William F. McCombs Democratic National Committee Hotel Astor Gov. Dix Victor J. Dowling Supreme Court Gov. Wilson Democratic Party McCombs Murphy Tammany Hail Woodrow Wilson James A. O'Gorman O’gorman Dowling United States New York Res Justice Dowling Syracuse William G. McAdoo William RB. Hornblower Edwards Princeton Mr. McCombs America Yale Harvard National Committee Tie Mr. Hornblower Woodrow Wilson College Men’s League Col. Roosevelt

Cienfuegos Cites Illegal Concession Cancelation

Cienfuegos City Council cancels Hugh S. Reilly concession for railway and power company citing illegality and nonoperation. Acting Mayor Avelino de la Real says the project built partly in streets. company incorporated in Augusta Maine in 1903 with 2 million dollars capital. Owners listed as Augusta residents. Reilly linked to prior US legation funds.

NEW York Times Havana Cienfuegos State Department Hugh S. Reilly Cienfuegos, Palmira and Cruces Augusta W. G. Bothley Joseph Williamson A. M. French John Wilson Reilly Hugh J. Reilly United States Legation

Thirteen youths rescued from wrecked motor yacht Mavourneen

Thirteen boys aged 14 to 18 were rescued after the motor yacht Mavourneen struck a submerged rock in Little Hell Gate East River. The vessel took on water, and rescuers on both islands alerted harbor authorities. the boat was towed to East 120th Street with list of identified passengers and the owner claiming a day’s fishing charter.

Mavourneen Little Hell Gate Ward’s Randall's Islands East River East 120Th Street Lawrence Hart West 119Th Street Philip Moderl Riverside Drive Milton Levy Bushwick Avenue Brooklyn Harold Rablowich 110Th Street Edwin O'Connor East 112Th Street Hell Gate

Robbery Under Park Avenue Viaduct Averts Pursuit

Abraham Zindler, 35, a carpenter from East 9th Street, was attacked by two men near the New York Central viaduct at Park Avenue and East 104th Street. He was robbed of a gold watch, chain, and $10 wallet. bystanders chased the robbers toward Central Park, but police did not appear. A watch and wallet were recovered by two young men and returned to Zindler at the 104th Street Police Station. The robbers remain at large.

New York Central Park Avenue 104Th Street East 104Th Street Abraham Zindler East 9Th Street 105Th Street Madison Avenue Central Park Zindler Knott Harlem Hospital

Falls 125 Feet Down Stack Crashes Bayonne Steeplejack

Ben Peasely a 24 year old steeplejack from Bayonne N J fell 125 feet inside a smokestack at Standard Oil Company while repairing the interior framework. He struck ninety crosspieces in the descent and was pulled from the debris conscious to murmur about the fall as doctors at Bayonne Hospital said his ribs legs and left arm were broken and he would not survive the night.

Ben Peasely Standard Oil Company Bayonne N. J Peasely Longstaff Chevellier Aviation Field Nassau Hospital Longcraff Mineola

Southern Rai Way Promises Fast Train to Isthmus

Advertises high class exclusive Pullman trains to New Orleans with steamer service across Southern Seas to the Isthmus. Claims saving two days to Coton, the Canal Zone, and Panama with New York office at 264 Fifth Ave corner 28th St. Assistance offered through the Panama and Canal Zone route.

Panama Canal Zone Raiway New Orleans Isthmus Coton N.Y Fifth Ave Cor 28Th St Asy

Taft Attacks Third Party From Essex County Rally

President Taft addressed 2,500 at an outdoor Essex County Republican gathering in Beverly. He blasted the third party as chaotic and personal ambition driven, warned of economic disruption from tariff shifts, and urged defense of constitutional government and civil liberties. He urged Republicans to reject Democratic calls and stressed the dangers of altering monetary and economic policy through legislation.

New York Times Beverly Taft Democratic Party Essex County Parramatta John Hays United States Republican Party Europe Mariblin-Stiedk Aten Roosevelt

New Fifth Avenue on a Sunday Afternoon

Sunday Times entry lists feature sections and captions for pictorials and society notes. Highlights include roundups of city life, fashion, theatre scenes, and notable individuals, with notices of new photographs and cultural pieces.

Fifth Avenue Kaiser Cornelus Vanderbilt Newport Eltinge Ne’er-Do-Well Lyric Theatre Pope Pius X Gov. Wilson

Pennsylvanian Terminal Realty Formed to Develop Subway Districts

The Pennsylvania Terminal Real Estate Company of Manhattan was incorporated in Albany with a 3 million dollar capital. Samuel Rea of the Pennsylvania Railroad said the firm will develop property around the Pennsylvania Tunnel and Terminal Railroad and Penn Station, leveraging New York City subway plans to spur rapid transit on the west side and at Herald Square and Thirty Fourth Street. He noted delays to the Seventh Avenue extension and asserted transfer facilities between subways and surface lines are needed for timely improvements.

New York Times Philadelphia Pennsylvania Terminal Real Estate Company of Manhattan Albany N. Y Pennsylvania Railroad New York City Samuel Rea New Company Pennsylvania Tunnel and Terminal Railroad Company Pennsylvania Station West Side Thirtyfourth Street Herald Square Rea Seventh Avenue Seventh Avenue-Brooklyn Thirty-fourth Street Grand Central Broadway

Trolley Gar Crash Injures Dozen On East River Bridge

An Ogden Avenue car rear ended a crosstown car on Bosocobel Avenue near the Washington Bridge injuring about twenty passengers and several in serious condition. Motorman Thomas Connell and conductor Joseph Ackerman were among the injured taken to Fordham and Washington Heights Hospitals. Volunteer bystanders aided in evacuations as ambulances arrived, and traffic resumed after about thirty minutes.

Ogden Avenue Ackerman Joseph East 149Th Street Washington Heights Hospital Blaine Mrs. A West 168Th Street Connell Thomas Teller Avenue The Bronx Fordham Hospital Dillon Mary Nelson Av Flaherty James Cromwell Avenue Geldman George Highland Avenue Yonkers Washington Heights Hos- McAuley D. P West Twentieth Street O'Keefe Daniel Nelson Avenue Mrs Royal H. W Warren Street Suppe Anthony Avenue Trilling Edward Highbridge

Fire destroys shipyard in Detroit plant

Fire of unknown origin nearly destroyed the Wyan dotte plant of the Detroit Shipbuilding Company in Detroit. Loss may exceed 200000 dollars. An excursion steamer under construction valued at 1500000 dollars was saved. Fire began in a shop and spread quickly fed by grease and oils. The model loft with costly oneiances was saved.

Detroit Wyandotte Detroit Shipbuilding Company

Harvard Doctor Held on Customs Charge in Boston

Dr James Homer Wright of Harvard Medical School faced U S Commissioner in Boston on a customs violation charge. He was held in bonds for an October 8 hearing after authorities say he listed only personal property on return from Europe while his baggage contained many foreign purchases valued at 1100 dollars.

Boston James Homer Wright Harvard Medical School United States

Appraise Harriman Estate Hearing Held in Goshen

A transfer tax appraisal hearing in Goshen New York examined if B H Harriman gifted or transferred property to family members for estate tax purposes. Judge John W Lyon and H W Chadayne presided as Mrs Harriman and two daughters testified that no such gifts existed. Further testimony from Averill Harriman Roland Harriman and Mrs Robert L Gerry was scheduled.

New York Times Goshen N._Y Surogates B. H. Harriman John W. Lyon H. W. Chadayne Orange County Averill Roland Robert L. Gerry

Auctioneers Offer Bags and Butter Market at Merrall

Acker Merrall and Co. announce an auction featuring bags and butter products with the lowest market estimates. Gsnaiz details unknown. Public bidding to occur at a soon upcoming venue.

Acker Merrall Gsnaiz Co

Battlefield troop movements reported from Gettysburg

fragmented OCR entry notes personal escort marching routes and pick up points across Manhattan and Brooklyn stations and streets including Liberty Street 9 00 A M 248 379 1328 1354 1490 Broadway 7 Jandt 1 225 Fifth Ave 111 W 125th 8 St 245 Co- Brooklyn with references to Washington and Hareshs Y and Royal Blue Saturday.

Battlefield Gettysburg Hareshs Y Washington Liberty St Broadway Fifth Ave W. 125Th Brooklyn Court

Prince Ludovic Pignatelli de Aragon Expelled from France

Paris reports Prince Ludovic Pignatelli d Aragon expelled for gaming law offenses and to sail from Havre to New York. The expulsion decree dated August 1911 was served recently after a prior suicide attempt linked to a romance with an American girl. The prince was a social figure at the Horse Show and linked to New York and Washington society, with a denied engagement to Miss Mary L Duke.

New York Times Paris Ludovic Pignatelli Aragon France Havre New York Prince Ludovic Pignatelli d’Aragon Washington Mary JL. Duke Benjamin L. Duke

Arrest of Cedar Falls merchant amid bold roof escape

Cedar Falls Iowa September 28 C J H Murphy a reputed $50 000 man and noted citizen is arrested on a striking charge Employees of a local business say his safe was robbed and Murphy fled the office leaped to the roof jumped to an adjoining building and was captured after a pursuit through the streets Authorities describe the incident as highly sensational with Murphy in custody.

Cedar Falls Iowa C. J. H. Murphy Murphy

Alfalfa and Greek Roots Highlight School Agriculture

Edward J. Tobin, County Superintendent of Schools, urged in Chicago that agriculture deserves a place in all schools. He argued the value of teaching farming alongside Greek studies and called for expanded agricultural education to dignify the subject.

Chicago Edward J. Tobin National Vocational Art and Industrial Congress Tobin

No Hypocrites in Pulpits Speech Shocks Central NY Conference

Bishop William Burt of Buffalo denounces hypocritical ministers before a class of candidates in Auburn New York urging sincerity and quitting if insincere. Bishop Frederick Leete also spoke and Dr J H Coleman of Rutland VT discussed modern church finance methods for the Laymen's Association.

Auburn N. Y Central New York Methodist Episcopal Conference William Burt Buffalo Christ Frederick Leete J. H. Coleman Rutland

Man seeks name change to Nightengale amid pun ridicule

Charles Arestad formerly a real estate operator now an inventor of 179 Sixth Avenue obtained a Supreme Court order to change his name to Charles Nightengale. He says the reason is repeated ridicule from his name mispronounced as Arrested causing social withdrawal and mental strain.

Charles Arestad Sixth Avenue Supreme Court Charles Nightengale Arestad

Morgan to winter in Montecito with family

J Pierpont Morgan his wife and daughter Miss Anne Morgan plan a several month stay in Montecito to escape Eastern winter. An application for a Montecito residence was sent by Morgan and promptly accepted. The Morgans have visited before and plan social entertaining with Mrs Graham and others arriving from Europe around the holidays.

New York Times Santa Barbara J. Pierpont Morgan Anne Morgan Montecito

Buffalo man begins unusual sentence for prank killing

Warren House will serve an indefinite probation under a state Supreme Court sentence and pay $3 weekly to support Valentine Lukowski's widow and children after a compressed air hose incident turned fatal. The case stems from a practical joke that killed Lukowski months ago.

Buffalo N. Y Warren House Valentine Lukowski Marcus State Supreme Court House Lukowski

Political Net Banners and XE at Schloemer Site

A fragment notes Political Net Banners and XE at the Schloemer address 1 West Broadway N C.

Schloemer West Broadway

Three aviators plunge to death near Hempstead Plains

Longstaff English aviator and his mechanician died after his biplane buckled and crashed at Mineola Hempstead Plains. Chevellier of Manhattan survived severely injured with damaged eye while spectators witnessed the fatal accident and a second crash shortly after involving 16 year old Guy Gillpatric and his passenger Stern.

Chevellier Longstaff New York Mineola Curtiss Leeds England Royal Aero Club of England Mexico Hempstead Plains Gressier Longsta Anappes

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Dix O'orman Tammany Tice National .Democratic the College Astor Little Hell Gate Rocks Sunday Times V. Magazine Pierre Lo Far Carl Jung Mr. Dooley Gen. Grant John Ae.amend James Bryce South America Ward McAllister Leo Rowe Cohen Eeen Bayard Vedsler Holland Hy. Mayer Hamlet Andrew Lang Chambers Napoleon Churton Collins Moore Brander Matthewa Joseph Conrad Oppenheim P. RR Pany Score Washington Bridge Detroit Company Hold Doctor Harriman Estate Prince D’aragon Arrest Merchant AS Jekyll Hyde Nightengale Pacific Morgan Joker Hempstead College Park, Md Earth
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