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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1905

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President Roosevelt Heads to New Castle for Bear Hunt

President Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Newcastle Colorado on the White River to begin a bear hunting trip. He reviews his gear, meets about four hundred locals, and plans a camp at East Divide Creek after a safety guarded train run along the Colorado Midland.

Newcastle Col Roosevelt White River Redstone George H. Norris Colorado Springs Colorado Midland Railroad New Castle Colorado John Goff Jake” Borah Brick P. Wells Alexander Lambert New York P. B Stewart State Humane Society Humane Society East Divide Creek Charles Penny Tench New- Castle Grenwood Springs Loeb Colorado Midland

Murphy Named in Auto Party as Police Deny Claim

Reports claim Charles F. Murphy Tammany Hall leader joined a four‑person automobile group with Rod erick Collins who was arrested for speeding. Collins, Pelham Manor resident and civil engineer with New York Contracting and Trucking Co., was discharged for lack of evidence. England said he would know Murphy but later denied recognition. station staff had no verified names of the arrested party.

West 47Thst Robert England Charles F. Murphy Tammany Hall Roderick Collins Collins Pelham Manor New York John J. Murphy James J. Gaffney West Side Murphy England Tammany

Daly's Car Stopped for Speeding by Norwalk Police

Stamford dispatch reports Marcus Daly of No 725 Sthaven New York and Yale student George Meyers were stopped by Norwalk officers for speeding from New Haven to Norwalk. The car allegedly covered ten miles in twelve minutes. Daly posted a $100 bond for chauffeur William Watson's court appearance.

Tridune Stamford Conn Daly New York Suk Norwalk Marcus Daly Sthaven George Meyers Yale Sheffield New Haven Silk Nevens William Watson Poiiceman Silk Watson

Mayor's Trainer Scam At Empire City Track

A clean shaven man posing as Mayor McClellan's horse trainer cased Empire City stalls, cashed a forged 150 check, borrowed 8 cents, then fled after buying feed in Dock Street. He displayed another bogus check on a Chicago firm and disappeared with $110 in change from Joseph J. Wiffler. Police seek two swindlers.

Empire City Track McClellar George B. McClellan John Driscoll Yonkers Joseph J. Wiffler Dock St McClellan Wiffler Herman Eggers Chicago Eggers

Auto not horseless as Cassidy horse crash tops Queens drive

Boston girl with a white pig on a seat is outshone by Borough President Cassidy of Queens in a motor misadventure. Cassidy and three companions collide with Martin Scholes’s horse on Fulton street. both drivers tumble as the horse ends up back on the Cassidy car. The horse is later fitted with new shafts and resumes its place in front of the buggy. Harbor and Semambrat appear in ad copy at article end.

Boston Cassidy Queens Martin Scholes Mr. Cassidy Charlie” Murphy Fulton St Jamaica Tonneau Mr. Scholes

Ormonde's Right Wins Open Season At Aqueduct Rally

Thousands fill Aqueduct for the Carter Handicap as Ormonde's Right prevails carrying 110 pounds in a field of eighteen. Roseben close behind and Goldsmith, Rapid Water, Sinister, and Leonidae also figure in a dramatic opening day crowd. The day sets a new turnout record with lively betting and fashion on a sunny spring afternoon.

Mr. Cassidy Barrier Sydney Paget Ormonde Willie” Davis Roseben Ben Strome Gold Crest Little Em Grover Cleveland Fuller Olace Beldame Peter Paul Wotan Grenade Monet Buttons Amberjack Palette Willie’ Shields Goldsmith William Co. Whitney Paget James R. Keene Sinister Joe” C. Yeager Hildebrand Leonidae

Hyde defends actions amid Equitable probe

In a letter to Henry C. Frick, James Hazen Hyde admits forming an underwriting syndicate with James W. Alexander and others, acknowledges profits from securities tied to the Equitable, and notes plans to inform directors while committee investigations focus on fire insurance and nepotism linked to Frank B. Jordan and his family ties to the society.

Henry C. Frick Committee of Directors Equitable Life Assurance Society James Hazen Hyde Equitable Alexander Hyde Frick Frank B. Jordan No. 120 Broadway Frank Jordan Thomas D. Jordan Equitable Society Mr. Jordan Jordan Continental Alexander Party Mr. Hyde Albany Union Pacific Railroad Equitable Trust Company Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Een &A James H. Hyde James W. Alexander

Limoges Porcelain Strike Turmoil Doubles in Protests

Limoges reports eight thousand strikers marching with red and black flags surrounding key factories. The Haviland plant was pillaged and a motor car burned while a gunsmith shop was looted. Rioters erected street barricades as military reinforcements rush to restore order.

Limoges Haviland

Claimant arises in Rice fortune case from Wisconsin

Milwaukee report says Joseph Rice, a presumed brother of William Marsh Rice, appeared at Menominee claiming a $4,000,000 share of the late New York magnate’s estate. No steps yet taken. The case marks a second Wisconsin connection after Mrs. Rice’s 1886 death and burial near Milwaukee.

THE Tribune Milwaukee William Marsh Rice Menominee Wis Joseph Rice W. M. Rice Menominee Rice Wisconsin Rice Waukesha New York

Sisters Attempt Blood Transfusion to Save Woman

Newark physicians attempted a blood transfusion to save Delia Hartin after she suffocated from gas exposure. Her sister Rose Hartin volunteered as donor but weakened after two draws, leaving a failed third attempt as the two arms were linked by tubes and a pump.

Newark Delia Hartin C. C. Thompson Roseville Ave Rose Hartin Miss Rose

Rector a Methodist leader from Charlottetown joins Calvary Church

The Rev. Leopold T. Williams, formerly rector of St. Pauls in Charlottetown Prince Edward Island, joined the Methodist Church at the New York conference. He was appointed assistant minister at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church at 7th Avenue and 129th Street under Pastor Charlies L. Goodell, sharing a shift from low church to high church emphasis and evangelical mission. Williams planned to begin duties at Calvary Church that day.

Leopold T. Williams St. Paul's Episcopal Church Charlottetown Prince Edward Island Methodist Church New York Williams Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church 7Th Ave Charlies L. Goodell Calvary Episcopal Church Calvary Church

Bishop asks priests to pray for rain in Montana

Great Falls April 15 Bishop Lenihan of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Great Falls issued a request that all priests recite prayers for rain at masses for the next three months. He urged all church members to pray for rain as the scarcity of snow threatens a drought.

Great Falls Mont Lenihan Diocese of Hias

Spreckels Refinery to Move Machinery to New-Oreams

New Orleans April 5 The Spreckels sugar refinery at Camden N J is to be dismantled at once and the machinery moved to New Orleans where American Sugar Refining Co will erect a modern refinery refinin Cuban sugar The plant was bought by the trust two years ago and unused The new facility on the river bank will cost about 3 000 000 and aims to control Cuban sugar refining

Tribune New-Orleans Spreckels Camden N. J New-Oreams American Sugar Refining Company Trust

Russia Hinges On Sea Victory For Rojestvensky

St. Petersburg reports the government pinning hopes on Vice-Admiral Rojestvensky as he sails to meet Japan, amid doubts about Togo’s tactics. Admiralty pushes for a result to restore reputation while the Emperor backs a major naval program.

St. Petersburg Rofjestvensky Hardihood Togo Rojestvensky Vladivostok Peace Party Rojestevensky Admiralty

Togo's Plans of Battle Premature Says Jiji Shimpo

Tokyo dispatches quote Jiji Shimpo asserting Japan will lose merchant ships as Baltic fleet moves, but Japan will avoid provocations while planning a decisive engagement to defeat Rozestvensky. News notes deaths of Viscount Toro and Dr. Tagushi and reports German colliers heading toward Vladivostok.

Japan Rojestvensky Cape St. James Indo-China Vladivostok

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