New Year Reception At Ursino Sparks Hughes Talk In Kean Circle
Senator John Kean hosted a New Year reception at Ursino with brother Hamilton F. Kean among the hosts. Politicians discussed late state Republican victory and prospects for the 188 cam paign, including growing Hughes sentiment and possible Hughes clubs. Some guests moved to Charlies N. Fowler's nearby home for a second reception.
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Elizabeth
Ursino
John Kean
New Jersey
Kean
Hamilton F. Kean
Republican State Committee
North Broad Street
Hughes
New York
Keen
Mr. Kean
Charlies N. Fowler
Mr. Fowler
Fatal call to burglar in Newark tenement
George A. Fisher a Newark tenement house inspector living at 110 Congress street was shot by a burglar early yesterday. He died several hours later. His wife awoke to noises behind Feindt's grocery store and Fisher was found unconscious with a bullet wound through his eye. Dr. Devlin attended him until his death between 9 and 10 o'clock.
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George A. Fisher
Newark
Congress Street
Fisher
Feindt
Bell Lines Purchased by Manitoba Government
A Winnipeg dispatch reports Manitoba has purchased the Bell telephone system for 3.3 million dollars plus an equipment share of 190 thousand. Payment is in forty-year 4 percent bonds, with control to begin January 15 under a commission, and current company officials are expected to stay on.
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Toronto
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Bell
Roblin
Harlem Gastronomic Dispute Ends in Disorder
Alfred Hargraves a South Carolina man, caused a scene at a Third Avenue restaurant over menu choices. He struck a waiter, toppled dishes, drew a razor, and was taken to East 326th Street police station on disorderly conduct charges after a scuffle with patrons and staff interrupted trade.
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Third Avenue
Alfred Harcraves
South Carolina
Harlem
East 326Th Street
Hargraves
Cornelius McCole
Bill
McCole
Stove lifter which shoots money in Long Island City
Caspar Gussus of 11 Pearsall street had a silver quarter embed in his groin when a stove lifter used by Mrs. Comensky at his boarding house exploded a bullet pocket. The coin was recovered and witnesses, including sixteen boarders, explained the odd incident at the Long Island City police station.
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Long Island City
St. John’s Hospital
Caspar Gussus
Pearsall Street
Joseph Comensky
Gussus
Telegraphic Oddities from The Tribune Era
Telegraphic items report a Calamity, Jefferson Township death by laudanum, a rock attack over Salvation Army, eavesdropping at a private hearing, and Edna Wallace Hopper traveling with the Fifty Miles from Boston company. Headlines reflect brief, scattered notices from Pittsburg to Youngstown.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Thomas Hanley
Jefferson Township
Duquesne
Youngstown
Ohio
Edna Wallace Hopper
Zanesville
Boston” Company
Pennsylvania Yards
Miss Hopper
Staton
The Gold Situation and the Currency Outlook Analysis
Yale economist J Pease Norton argues gold depreciation caused 1897 panic and rising prices. He proposes two routes: a gold commission to study reforms or a protracted presidential currency campaign. Norton cites rising gold output and cheaper ore as causes and critiques central bank moves while outlining staged banking reforms toward a Canadian style currency system.
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J. Pease Norton
Yale
Review of
Norton
Congress
New York City
Dan
United States
Tillman
Bugs Found in Pennsylvania Breakfast Foods
An analytical review of eighty three breakfast foods sold in Pennsylvania, led by State Dairy and Food Commissioner Foust, found numerous worms and bugs in the samples. Professor William Frear of State College arrived to discuss prosecutions of firms selling misbranded and unfit goods as the inquiry suggests many manufacturers overstate their product quality.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Pennsylvania
State Dairy and Food
Foust
William Frear
State College
Lawyer Thrown by Runaway Horse on Seventh Avenue
Amasa Thornton of No 6 Broad Way and No 146 West 16th Street was knocked down by a runaway horse attached to a truck, then struck by a northbound streetcar near 4th Street. He escaped with shock and bruises after the motorman stopped the car. Thornton, longtime Madison Square Republican Club leader, was unharmed beyond minor injuries. The horse was halted at 17th Street.
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Amasa Thornton
Broadway
West 16Th Street
Seventh Avenue
4Th Street
Thornton
Madison Square Republican Club
17Th Street
Car Crash on Broadway Injures Six in Williamsburg
A Ralph avenue car struck a Broadway surface car at Broadway and Myrtle in Williamsburg around 7:45 last night. Six or more people suffered injuries from flying glass. Charles Gassman fractured his skull and was taken to Bushwick Hospital, potentially fatal. Ambulances, surgeons, and police rushed to the scene as crews restored order after the collision.
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the Tribune
Borne City
Micn
Charles Hopkins
Hopkins
Salvation Army
Broadway
Myrtle Avenue
Williamsburg
Charles Gassman
Putnam Avenue
Brooklyn
Bushwick Hospital
East 97Th Street
Manhattan
Ralph Avenue
Charlies Christopher
Bushwick
Vernon Avenue
Proud Day for Yonkers City Class Two
Yonkers became a second class city yesterday as Dr. N A Warren a Republican elected in November assumed office replacing Mayor John H Coyne a Democrat A noon reception was held at Manor Hall The new department heads included E M Hermance public safety Ferguson city works Cooper city engineer Otis corporation counsel Hickey charities Hartshorn tax collector
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Yonkers
N. A. Warren
John H. Coyne
Warren
Manor Hall
E. M. Hermance
Robert E. Fergueson
Samuel L. Cooper
Depositors May Ask More Time Knickerbocker Trust Plan Review
Two days remain for Knickerbocker Trust Company stockholders and depositors to agree on a resumption plan. The depositors’ committee plans to seek a time extension on Saturday, with Justice Clark to decide if a temporary extension is granted. The plan faces scrutiny by state officers to ensure feasibility, while fees to receivers may drain funds.
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Knickerbocker Trust Company
Justice Clark
Clark
Supreme Court
Jackson
Fatal Fires Across Cities Chronicle Jan 1
Fire disasters sweep Greenville Michigan Collinsville Illinois Pittsburg Pennsylvania San Francisco California Saginaw Michigan Philadelphia Pennsylvania Milton Hoagland dies from shock Coal Center Pennsylvania burns as fires rattle towns. Multiple deaths injuries and extensive property losses reported nationwide.
NO NORTH CAROLINA EXTRA SESSION. Atlantic Coast Line Refuses to Accept Compromise
Governor Glenn failed to summon a special session as the Atlantic Coast Line rejected a compromise to raise passenger rates from 2 cents to 2.5 cents with mileage books at 2.5 cents for 300 miles and 2 cents for 1,000 miles. The proposal had been accepted by the Southern lines. Also reported, 1800 workers at Heywood Brothers and Wakefield Co. and P Derby & Co. in Gardner, Mass., return to full time after a week’s lay-off.
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Tribune
Raleigh
N. C
Glenn
Southern
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac And Wireless Updates
Mar ine intelligence notes sun and moon rising times with high water marks for Sandy Hook Gov Island and Hell Gate. Wireless reports place the Lusitania 1 083 miles east of Sandy Hook at 11 a m yesterday, expected to dock around 11 a m Friday. Minnehaha reported 150 miles east of Sable Island at 6 pm yesterday and should dock about noon Saturday. Patricia, 205 miles east of Sable Island at 9 30 am yesterday, expected to dock about 9 am Saturday.
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Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Lusitania
Minnehaha
Sable Island
Patricia
Mail and Parcel Post Service Schedules Report
Today at 6:00 pm ships depart for Japan Corea China and Philippine Islands via Seattle and San Francisco. Other routes include Hawaii via San Francisco and Alameda on January 13 and 15. Also shown are New Zealand Australia Samoan Islands New Caledonia Tahiti Marquesas and Tahiti routes through Vancouver Rib Street BC and San Francisco.
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Hawaii
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
San
Shipping News Briefs From Bar Update and Arrivals
Shipping vews arrive from Havana to Bar with multiple steamers in ballast and with passengers. Notable vessels include Queen Eleanor and Zamora bound for Liverpool and Philadelphia respectively, plus Citta di Messina and Statendam with mixed cargoes and numerous passengers. Captions note quarantine events, Bar arrivals, and listed sailings with dates and ports of call.
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Legg
Havana
Howard, Houlder & Partners
The
Bar
Atom
Zamora
Leslie
Philadelphia
Simpson, Spence & Young
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Culverwell
Cristobal
Panama Railroad Steamship Line
Venetia
Ger
Wolport
Port de Paix
Colon
Port Limon
Kingston
Inagua
Moise
Flora
Nor
Due
Chester
Penn
Bennett, Walsh & Co
Somerford
Luckham
Sterre Licember
St Vincent
American and West African Trading Company
J H Winchester & Co
Citta di Messina
Ital
Carrarino
Catania
Lipari
Messina
Palermo
Bermuda
Hirzel, Feltmann & Co
Statendam
van den Heuvel
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Holland- America Line
Denver
Staples
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Key West
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SAILE
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Tank
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Ravenseaig
Newport News
Wells City
Bristol
Alamo
Hamilton
Orfolk
Momus
New Orleans
San Hook
Wind West
Ight Breeze
Hazy
Transatlantic Sea Route Snippets From December to January
A row of ship movements lists multiple vessels: Imogen, Cesare, Venezia, Twilight, and others sailing from New York to destinations including Valparaiso, Colombo, Singapore, Naples, and Huelva with stops at Cherbourg Queenstown and Kingston. The entries note dates like Dec 28 and Dec 20 and ports such as Southampton and Barbados.
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Cherbourg
Corral
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Valparaiso
Yokohama
Jeseric
Colombo
Singapore
Naples
Giulia
San Giovanni «Tah
Italia
Jen
Oceanic
Queenstown
Venezia
St Vincent
Border Knight
Penang
Samarang
Barbados
Dee St Trent
Kingston
Colon
Huelva
Dee
Twilight
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Belasco Davie
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Clifton Crawford
Roebert Hilliard & Co
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Charles WH. Marshall
Earl Street
Albany
N. Y
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Washington, Tn
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