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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1908

Page

20

All Delegates to Denver Now Chosen

The Democratic National Convention delegates total 1,002 with 57 for him 22 for Johnson 11 for Gray and 212 uncommitted. Thirty delegates from North Carolina and Montana were elected this week all instructed for Bryan. Philippines excluded from representation but six Philippine delegates chosen will apply for admission. Bryan holds about 75.5 percent of delegates. Distribution by states territories and agencies shown in the following table.

North Carolina Montana Bryan Philippines Johnson Gray Arkansas District of Columbia Iowa Kentucky Vermont Virginia Washington Columbia Idaho

Saydam Vantinian Stabbed by Son in Home Altercation

Saydam Vantinian of 4036 Third Avenue was fatally stabbed in his home during an alleged quarrel with his son Sargus, who laughed at his anger. The son is under arrest at Tremont Avenue station. detectives found him in the cellar. The wounded man is in Fordham Hospital with injuries likely to be fatal.

Saydam Vantinian Third Avenue Sargus Young Vantinian Tremont Avenue Brown Gordon McGlynn Fordham Hospital

Priest's House Dynamited Again in Archbald

The residence of Rev. Father Karparski, pastor of the Polish Lithuanian Catholic Church at Archbald near Scranton, was dynamited early today. The porch was torn away and the front of the house wrecked but no serious injuries. This marks the third such attack amid ongoing church factional strife. state police had guarded the church but were withdrawn recently as authorities search the surrounding mountains for suspects.

Scranton Penn Father Karparski Archbald

John Charlton Loses Leg in Clippers Case

Toronto July 3 Physicians report John Charlton well known for advocacy on reciprocity has lost his right leg after a blood clot cut off circulation. The leg was amputated up to the knee and a small bone fragment removal was the only operation needed. Charlton is recovering at home in Lynedech.

the Tribune Toronto John Charlton Canada United States Mr. Charlton Lynedech

Manchester Chronicle apologizes to Richard Croker

Dublin July 2 The Manchester Chronicle apologizes to Richard Croker in settlement of the Bell cult claim. It agrees to pay Croker 7500 dollars and publish the apology in Sporting papers nationwide for statements he said reflected on his character as a sportsman.

Dublin Manchester Chronicle Richard Croker Mr. Croker

Death of Dr. C Campbell Gleason in London

London reports the death of Dr. C Campbell Gleason of New York a dentist who lived at 16 West 10th Street. The obituary notes his professional title and residence in New York prior to his death in London on July 2.

London C. Campbell Gleason New York No. 16 West 10Th Street

Admiral Thomas Dead after Pacific Fleet service

Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas retired commander of the second Pacific battleship squadron died suddenly at the Hotel de Monte in Monterey. He had earlier served as head of the Atlantic fleet’s second division and succeeded Admiral Evans before Sperry took over. Born Philadelphia October 1 184, he had a long naval career tracing from 1861 through his retirement with Newport, Rhode Island as home.

Charles Mitchell Thomas Philadelphia Naval Academy Pennsylvania Shenandoah Naval Training Service Pacific Coast Admiral Evans Sperry Newport R. I Ruth Simpson Edward Simpson

Tornado kills five in Fort Summers New Mexico

A tornado last night at Fort Summers Guadeloupe County killed five people including Mr and Mrs Henry Gerhardt Miss Alvarado and two unidentified sheep herders. Forty were injured and many left homeless. Governor Curry and Congressman delegate W H Andrews oversee relief efforts amid calls for financial aid.

Santa Fe N. M Fort Summers Guadeloupe County Henry Gerhardt Alvarado Gerhardt Nathan Jaffa A. P. Anaya George Curry

El Paso Storm Claims Five Lives and Wrecks Rail Lines

A severe July storm in El Paso caused five deaths and a missing man amid extensive property damage. Flooding washed out tracks on the Southwestern, Santa Fe, and Southern Pacific lines, halting interurban trolleys to Fort Bliss Towne Texas and the El Paso smelter. Two unidentified men drowned after being swept from a bridge, and engineer and passengers perished aboard a Texas and Pacific train at Boracho during washouts. Paul E. Stedham, fishing nearby, remains missing.

The Tribune el Paso Tex Southwestern Santa Fe Southern Pacific Fort Bliss Towne Texas

Stabbing Attack On Long Island Chauffeur

Leopold Daumney, a chauffeur for Benjamin Stern of Roslyn, Long Island, was stabbed in the neck by a masked assailant who leaped onto the running board. He drove the car home at moderate speed before collapsing. a physician said the wound narrowly missed the jugular vein, and Daumney could not identify any enemy.

Roslyn Long Island Leopold Daumney Benjamin Stern Daumeny

English race driver Hal Watt badly injured near Dieppe

An English driver named Hal Watt crashed at 120 kilometres an hour near Dieppe after a tire burst. Watt was found severely injured in a field an hour later and taken to hospital in desperate condition. The wrecked car, previously runner-up in the 1907 Grand Prix, had been owned by Watt. A separate accident nearby killed an elderly man on the Saint Maléry en Caux road.

Dieppe Hal” Watt Watt Nazzaro Lisz Saint-Maléry-en-Caux Here

Two New York Men Injured As Lake Shore Train Hits Auto

In Dorset Ohio a car carrying S H Sweet and W J Gidley of 817 Broadway New York was struck by a Lake Shore train. The auto was wrecked and both men suffered severe cuts to face and head. They were brought to Youngstown City Hospital by train for treatment.

Youngstown Ohio S. H. Sweet W. J. Gidley Broadway New York City Dorset Here Lake Shore

Bleriot Flies Monoplane Record in France

Paris July 3 M Bleriot flew three kilometres today with notable ease in his monoplan e. The machine rises quickly and is less affected by wind than earlier planes. Advertisement offers $19.00 to Cleveland and return via Pennsylvania Railroad from July 6 to July 15. Tickets available at ticket agents.

Paris M. Bleriot Cleveland Pennsylvnia Railroad

Italians Split Over Graft at Italian Labor Office New York

The Italian colony in New York is torn over graft allegations against the Italian Labor Information Office at 59 Lafayette Street. Claims include $2 job fees, failed placements, and sale of consular tickets. Libel suits ensue as Dr. G. E. di Palma Castiglione faces Giovanni Vicario and Felice Tocci amid turmoil involving bankers and private interests.

New York Labor Information Office No. 59 Lafayette Street Rome Free Employment and Information Office Information Bureau Bureau G. E. di Palma Castiglione Giovanni Vicario L'Araido Italiano Felice Tocci L'Eco di Italia Park Street Walsh Criminal Courts Jefferson Market Court James W. Osborne Fulton McMahon Labor Office Labor Bureau Pettruzelli di Palma Dr. di Palma Italy Italian Savings Bank Bank of Naples Post Office Department Tocci McMahon Dr di Palme

Seven Die In Fire After Ontario Street Fireworks Blast

Cleveland reports seven dead and about 30 injured after an explosion at S. S. Kregge's 5 and 10 cent store on Ontario Street sparked a deadly panic. Fire, smoke, and a trapped crowd filled the building as clerks and shoppers fled through crowded stairways and jammed doors.

Cleveland S. S. Kregge Ontario Street Andrews Helen Lorain Ohio Baer Elizabeth Bowman Carrie Brandt Bama Eihteen Babel Burkowitz Ella Catraski Davis Hazel Falscher Anna Flick Hugh Frank Fannie Collinwood Grant Bertha Burns Hildebrandt Hoffman Horak Laura Jaskins Lotta Emma Kelly Klider William Tenth Avenue Maher Agnes Manheim Goldie Mayes Muriel Measner Jennie Minch Henry Mirabelle East 63d Street Moore Thomas Crta Richards Myrtle Girard Penny Schaef Singer Stoeffel Mina Vantress Guss Wade Merl Wallace Zimmerman George Parker West 26Th Lotta Jaskins Carrie Pablo Miss Pablo

Battle in Asuncion sparks deadly street fighting

report from Formosa says Asuncion Brazil's capital Paraguay endured a bloody clash as a revolution led by the Colorado party erupts. US minister Edward C. O'Brien and secretary Harry B. Owsley Jr. are in the city amid cut telegraph and conflicting rumors. Generals Caballero and Escobar are named as potential new leaders.

Edward C. O’brien United States Paraguay Uruguay Harry B. Owsley, Jr Legation Asuncion

Troops Move on Itape in Paraguay Revolt

Buenos Ayres reports the rebellion's headquarters are at Itape near Asuncion. Several battalions fight for the revolutionists while President Ferrera with the War Minister leads loyal troops toward Itape.

Buenos Ayres Paraguay Itape Asuncion Ferreira

Girl Plunges to Death at Luna Park Show

Nine teen year old performer Mademoiselle Novi died after a mobile car loop at Luna Park crashed when a rear wheel slipped. Manager Charles Merk and property man William Schultz were detained at Central police station. The accident injured many spectators. Novi’s skull was crushed by an iron bar as she held it during the crash. She lived at 491 Quincy Street Dorchester Massachusetts and was expected to die at St Francis Hospital.

Tribune Pittsburg Stella Parker Mademoiselle Novi Luna Park Charles Merk William Schultz Central Police Station Quincy Street Dorchester Mass St. Francis’s Hospital

Shot at Balloon to Jail for Two Years

Brattleboro Vermont July 3 William Murphy was sentenced to not more than two years and not less than six months at hard labor in the Rutland House of Correction for firing two shots at Charles J Glidden s balloon over Brattleboro on June 19. Charles Rigaman, arrested with Murphy, was found not guilty and discharged on recommendation of State Attorney Robert C Bacon. The hearing before Judge Ernest W Gibson in Municipal Court was held late this afternoon.

Brattleboro Charles J. Glidden Boston William Murphy House of Correction Rutland Charles Rigaman Murphy Robert C. Bacon Ernest W. Gibson

Surface car crash injures conductor and passengers on 34th Street

A Ninth avenue surface car and a 34th street crosstown car collided at 34th street and Ninth avenue. Conductor Patrick McGarry was severely injured and several women passengers were treated for shock. McGarry, of 426 West 53d Street, was taken to Roosevelt Hospital. Mrs. Mary Mais of 414 West 37th Street, Mrs. N. Eppel of 302 East 7th Street Flatbush, and Mrs. Abby Trafford of 222 West 11th Street were treated for shock. Mais held a boy in her arms when she fainted. he was unharmed. Dashboards and windows damaged.

Ninth Avenue 34Th Street Patrick McGarry McGarry West 53d Street Roosevelt Hospital Mary Mais West 37Th Street N. Eppel East 7Th Street Flatbush Abby Trafford

Fireworks Factory Blows Up On Steeplechase Island

A Steeplechase Island fireworks factory owned by C. Nastasis near George C. Tilyou’s amusement area exploded tonight. The building was blown apart with no one inside. initial reports said three missing. Nastasis is out of town. stock loss undetermined. The structure valued at $500.

Bridgeport Conn Steeplechase Island George C. Tilyou C. Nastasis Nastasis

Murphy and Parker Clash Over Cleveland Tribute in Denver

In Denver, Murphy and ex Judge Parker clashed over a Cleveland memorial resolution planned for the Democratic convention. Murphy claimed the resolution reflects Parker personal views and vows New York delegates will caucus before any action. Parker said he may modify his draft to suit the party and indicated he would support the eventual ticket regardless.

Tribune Denver Charles F. Murphy Sammany Alton B. Parker New York Rocky Mountain Limited Judge Parker New York State Committee On Resolutions Cleveland Murphy Daniel F. Cohalan Tammany Law Committee Chicago Twentieth Century Limited William F. Sheehan Parker Bryan Union Union Pacific Fort Morgan Cal Lincoln Bryar Nebraska

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MR. Bryan Him Priest DR. C. C. Gleason San Francisco Charles M. Thomas Hotel de New Mexico Rater Bleriot Hughes Mary Farrer James L Reis Schumacker Trefall Frida Wagner Marie Formosa Argentina César Gondra Lopez General Caballero General Escobar Colorado Party Gondra Libertad Dr. Gondra General R. Caballero Girl Glidden MR. Cleveland York Tam Tammany Leader Mr. Cohalan Henry Watterson Philippic Dahlman Ignatius Dunn Committee On
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