Gaynor Faces Blame Over Police Administration Report
A Curran committee report charges Mayor Gaynor with responsibility for the outward order and decency program under the police department. Waldo defends his enforcement and notes tight discipline, objective investigations, and careful handling of complaints amid political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curran Committee
Curran Aldermanio
Waldo
Gaynor
Curran
Folks
Hamilton
Dowling
Tammany Aldermen
Esterbrook
Tammany-Gaynor-Waldo
Tundaraland
New Charge Against Justice Cohalan and Other Local News
Local briefs report a new charge against Justice Cohalan amid city politics. Mayor blamed in Curran report while Whitney exits polo team. Storch dies in fall. Tammany faces Sulzer attack. Teuton sailor flurry on Wall Street spurs price drops. Graduates at Columbia number 241. Barnard alumni parade noted. Bride Miss Yoakum wed F A Larkin. budget rises as Morse explains stock deal. Japan replies to U S note. sugar lobby talk. tobacco tax discussed. Jack Johnson sentenced. Mike Sturphy dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pare
Justice Cohalan
F. A. Larkin
Morse
New York
Leo Whitehead
Sing Sing
Japan
U.S
McReynolds
Mofrats
Jack” Johnson
Mike” Sturphy
Bays Atteaux
Sailor Bit by Snake at Fair View Grove
Irwin J. Kieliberg, a sailor aboard the United States ship Celtic at Brooklyn Navy Yard, was seriously injured by a snake bite yesterday afternoon at Fair View Grove on the Hudson. He is under hospital care at Dobbs Ferry Hospital with a prognosis of possible nonrecovery. He was among excursionists from the German Lutheran Sunday School of Brooklyn, who visited the Palisades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin J. Kieliberg
United States
Celtic
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Dobbs Ferry
Fair View Grove
Hudson
Kielibere
Briand Narrowly Escapes Death in Car Crash
In Evreux France on June 4 former French premier Aristide Briand escaped serious harm when his automobile collided with another vehicle and crashed into a tree. Briand suffered a dislocated shoulder and nasty cuts to his face and hands from shattered glass as his car was demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evreux
France
Aristide Briand
M. Briand
Charles S Kohler Dead Racing Figure Dies in Paris
Charles S Kohler, wealthy piano maker and sportsman, died suddenly in Paris yesterday. A private cable to Belmont Park trainer Dave Leary notes Kohler’s deep involvement in racing, including purchases of Fitz Herbert and other horses from Sam Hildreth. He ran Ramapo Ramayo Stables and bred at a Ramapo Valley farm with Uncle as the stud head, planning Atlantic racing expansions before his death.
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Paris
France
Charles S Kohler
Dave Leary
Belmont Park
Kohler
I Racing
Fitz Herbert
Novelty
Sam Hildreth
England
Ramapo Valley
Belmont
Atlantic
Ramayo
Elevator Man Kisses Girl Down Five Floors
A kissing elevator operator at No 47 Ann Street was arrested after a stenographer from the top floor accused him of kissing her down five stories and again outside. William Donovan of No 82 Chambers Street admitted kissing her while operating the car with one arm locked around her. Police witnessed the crowd and laughter as the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Street
Iman
Gertrude Punio
Allen Street
William Donovan
Chambers Street
Donovan
U S Cocaine Traffickers Convicted in Federal Court
Nathan virien Lews Levy Elias Glickstein and Isidore Goldstein pleaded guilty to violating postal laws tied to cocaine traffic. Levy and Ulrich received 15 months in Atlanta federal prison. Glickstein and Goldstein had sentences suspended and a three year probation term. First such cocaine trafficking conviction in federal courts.
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Nathan Virien
Lews Levy
Elias] Glickstein
Isidore Goldstein
Mayer
Federal Court
Levy
Ulrich
Atlanta
Gilekstein
Goldstein
Henry G Davis Injured in Horse Accident at Graceland
Henry G Davis Democratic vice presidential candidate in 1904 was thrown from his horse after the animal was bitten by a dog. He was taken to Graceland, his summer home, and his physician said he would be confined to his room for several days.
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Elkins
W. Va
Henry Gassaway Davis
Connolly Charges Note Altered Under Pressure
A dispute over a note to Justice Cohalan includes allegations that words were crossed out to bar a possible lawsuit. Connolly claims alterations were made under Cohalan’s demand, and that his lawyer Cruikshank delivered the note with initials opposite a crossed line. Cohalan and his seven children were set to sail to Liverpool, delaying a planned Ireland vacation. Connolly will appear before the Bar Association’s grievance committee to present evidence.
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John A. Connolly
Daniel F. Cohalan
Cohalan
Connolly
Connolly-Cohalan
Albert B. Cruikshank
Cruikshank
A. B.C
Kansas Ciy
Far Association
Connelly
Bar Association
Justice Cohaian
Ttmn
Einar J. Crystie
Atorney
Crystie
Tham
Citiens Union Ureing
Yesterda
East 04Th
Tablet Victim Recovers At Fordham Hospital After Poisoning
Mrs Ray Chesman who swallowed bichloride of mercury eight days ago left Fordham Hospital to attend a party in her honor. Her recovery followed injections and stern treatment mirroring the fatal Georgia banker case of B O Walker. Doctors credited Dr Eugene Dupin and Drs Schaefer and Scholl for her improvement as she walked seven blocks with her infant and joined the celebration.
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Ray Chesman
Fordham Hospital
B. O. Walker
Georgia Banker
Eugene Dupin
Sensational turf blow cuts Polo Big Four at Meadow Brook
Meager four man lineup for the American polo team shocks Meadow Brook as Louis E Stoddard Devereux Milburn Foxhall P Keene and Malcolm Stevenson are named to face the English challengers replacing the famed Big Four. Milburn moves to No 2, signaling a major shift after rumors of friction and a public shift in leadership under Harry Payne Whitney.
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Bolt
Marty Payne Whitney
Larry Waterbury
Monte Waterbury
Hurlingham
Meadow Brook
Long Island
Louis E Stoddard
Foxhall PB
Keene
Malcolm Stevenson
Claty
Devereux Milburn
Vicetory
Onva
H. L. Herbert
Polo Association
Wo A Hagard
Eng
FE. Stoddard
Hal Phipps
Mr. Phipps
Harry Payne Whitney
Lakewood
Dentist Stephen Storck Falls to Death from Eighth Floor
Dr Stephen Storck a Hying dentist at Coronet Apartments West 10th Street and Sixth Avenue was killed instantly when he fell or jumped from an eighth floor window into a courtyard. Police said no motive or note was found and his wife and two children were upstairs unaware until his cry. The Storcks and neighbors had played bridge before the tragedy. a Fink family friend rushed to summon aid as Storck died at the scene. The incident remains under investigation. Pennsylvanian Railroad ad offers $7 round trip to Baltimore with June 7 and 8 departures.
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Stephen O Storck
Coronet
West 10Th Street
Sixth Avenue
Dp Starek
Dr. Storck
New York
Stephen
Fink
Storck
Flower Hospital
Detroit Lawyer Frames Roosevelt Libel Suit Thanks Letter
James H. Pound counsel for Theodore Roosevelt in a libel suit against George A. Newett received a thanks letter from the colonel. He is so pleased that he will have the letter handsomely framed, the telegraph dispatch from Detroit reports dated June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Roosevelt
the Tribune
James H. Pound
Theodore Roosevelt
George A. Newett
Ishpeming
Telegrapher nearly wins 16800 Derby pool
Herbert W. Robinson of Commercial Cable Company at 20 Broad Street nearly secured 16800 in the Derby pool run by telegraph operators. Craganour, the English Derby favorite, was disqualified after Robinson’s slip, leaving him with a brief thrill and a long regret. Superintendent A F Austin called the event heartrending.
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Craganour
Derby
Herbert W. Robinson
Commercial Cable 1 Company
No. 20
Broad Street
Robinson
Aboyeur
A. F Austin
Commercial Cable
Striking Mill Strikers Attacked in Paterson Street Fight
In Paterson New Jersey on June 4 Mrs Rose Banghart a widow and her sister Mary Hall were assaulted while returning from work at the Rosen Cohen mill after thirteen weeks on strike. Three men attacked them in Tyler street between Bridge and River streets as one warned Banghart to stay home. Hall pulled one assailant but was struck, Banghart was thrown into the street with her head hitting the curb. The assailants fled.
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Tne Utidun
Paterson
N. J
Rosen & Cohen
Rose Banghart
Mary Hall
Jersey Street
Tyler Street
Mia Banghart
Woman Dies After Derby Interference Oil On Epsom Crackdown
Emily Wilding Davison, militant suffragette, attempts to seize reins at the Derby, is badly injured and later in hospital. King George’s horse Anmer collapses with her as Aboyeur, a 100 to 1 shot, wins amid crowd shock and disqualification of Craganour for interference. Jockey Jones knocked unconscious, others injured. extensive royal witnesses and public uproar follow the sensational incident.
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Emily W. Davison
H. Jones
the Tribune
London
Emily Wilding Davison
Epsom
Tottenham Corner
King George
Anmer
Miss Davison
Night Ra
Jones
Craganour
Aboyeur
Ovew
Ing George
Queen Mary
Agadir
Rious Agadir
Earl
Agadirs
Felizardo
C. Bower Ismay
J. Bruce Ismay
Cragaenour
Louvois
Nimbus
Shogun
Danny ® Maher
Prue
William Beresford
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Vice Report
Mayor
Page
Big Snake
Sailor
Hungary
Rial Ne “ Bortes
Nandal
Entanea
Charles S. Kohler
U. S
Henry G. Davis
Kansas City
H. P. Whitney
Waterbury
Stoddard
Stevenson
Dr.s.0
West Side
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Adve
Ruin Derby
King
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