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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
8
Harvard Students Targeted With Vitriol in Back Bay Ride Plot
Two Harvard freshmen faced a vitriol assault after a plan to invite a lodging housewoman to an auto ride to Providence. An elderly man, William H. Crapo, 74, is sought on accusations of throwing the acid. The incident occurred near Westmoreland Hall on Massachusetts Avenue as the party gathered with Miss Evelyn Ward and Miss Labelle Gordon, with Hoffman and Clark among the students involved.
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the Tribune
Boston
Massachusetts Avenue
Back Bay
Providence
Harvard
Westmoreland Hall
Gold Coast
Donald H. Clark
Holyoke
Misa Evelyn Ward
Newbury Street
Labelle Gordon
Mire Merence Emmett
Revere Beach
Stoddard Hoffman
New York
Clark
Miss Ward
Miss Gordon
Hoffman
Seventt
Bury Street
Mixes Gordon
Mss Ward
Mark
Beran
Rapa
Crapo
Studenta
Hofmen
Drapo
Thiz
Hotton
Cohalan Elevated to Supreme Court Bench in Ceremonial Rise
Daniel F Cohalan was sworn into the Supreme Court bench in Middletown amid tributes from family, friends, and officials. A Tammany delegation and local leaders attended as supporters praised his ascent from Justice James O Gorman's successor, with the crowd filling the crowded courtroom in a ceremonial setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel F Cohalan
Supreme Court
James & O'Gorman
Mra
Ellen Coalem
Ellen Coalem, the Aged Mother of the New Jusce; His Brothers, Surciente
John P. Coepalan
Dennis Ob
Justin Cohalan
Tammany Organization
Ih Assenshiy
Slab
Justice Cohalan
Bar Association of
Mielletown
Cox
Orange County
Middletown
York
Miuror Cnx
Widrens
Barked Daves
Mideletown
Joge County
Car Rowdies Sentenced After Queens Trolley Terror
Six Manhattan youths aboard a Queens trolley bound for Manhattan were jailed for thirty days by Magistrate Amit for terrorizing passengers on the car. Two others, Richard Sullivan and Daniel Couney, aged 21 and 23, received similar sentences, while Alexander Sweeney and Bernard Callen faced five day terms or discharge.
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Pamen
Queens
North Beach
Manhattan
Queensboro Bridge
Amit
Long Island City
Richard Sullivan
Patrick McDermott
Richard McLaughlin
Edwin Jones
Queens County
Alexander Sweeney
Daniel Couney
Bernard Callen
Additin
tWa
Texas anti days convention draws delegates to Fort Worth
The anti state prohibition convention in Fort Worth draws about three thousand women and hundreds of men including Governor A B Colquitt and J H Kirby. Ministers and saloonkeepers attend as prohibitionists press for supporters. Ice water barrels line streets while delegates avoid saloons. The Methodist Association condemns Colquitt for speaking at the meeting as Father Apel notes the delegation in a street parade. Colquitt argues the issue is political not moral and supports self government in handling prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soomerroune
Hart Worth
Tex
Abe Colquitt
J. H. Kirby
Houston
Prohibitionnate
Colquitt
George Apel
Dallas County
Coletti
Duds and Suds Disguise a Clean Face in Brownsville
A misidentified eight year old Henry Saul vanishes from Brownsville and is found safe after his father Pincus Saul is arrested at the police station. Neighbors and family are shaken as the search unfolds, with questions about whether the child fell victim to foul play or a prank.
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Henry Saul
Brownsville
Buneau
War Whyle
Henry
Warkina Street
Papa
Pincus Saul
Saul
Brownayilio
Watt
Aly
Raul
Mielner
Papa Sal
Larney seeks reinstatement as Fire Department secretary
William M. Larney seeks a mandamus to reinstate him as secretary of the Fire Department after his January dismissal by Commissioner Waldo. He argues his removal was political and that he should be allowed to defend charges, while Waldo cites absenteeism and failure to perform duties. The court denied a peremptory writ but issued an alternative writ, with further proceedings to follow.
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Omeien Onepamce
Perematore Arit
Mardamoe
Nin
Fire Department
Wiliam AL Larney
Dlamiseet Trans
Waldo
Salt
Charles F. Murphy
Wao
Te Larnes
Tantat E Fien
Tante FE Pins
Hts
Tammany Ieder
Ta Assembly
Larney Beeen
Hhis Oe
Larnes
Cognti Walio
Reneone
Acordia
Larney
Larner
Michael J. Cruise
Waltho
Marphy
Aletiense
Sugar company hires Treasury expert to reorganize duties
The American Sugar Refining Company announced the appointment of Harins Po Montgomery, formerly a senior official in the U S Treasury customs division, to head its customs department. The move aims to align company practices with government standards and restore harmony after years of tensions over duties and import weighing procedures.
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Treasury
American Sugar Refining Company
United States
Lante
Montgomery
Lee
Te Rampany
Havemeyer
Old Spanish Cruiser Reina Mercedes Sealed in Brooklyn Drydock
The Reina Mercedes, an aging Spanish cruiser from the War with Spain, was placed in Brooklyn navy yard drydock for cleaning and repairs. The vessel, laden with barnacles, awaits restoration before possible conversion or return to service.
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Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Norte
Maine wreck cofferdam work nears exposure of deck
Havana June 3 The preliminary work to expose the Maine wreck continued with caisson repairs completed and two centrifugal pumps pumping out water from the main cofferdam. Water level rose two feet at dusk, work paused, and pumping to resume in the morning to lower the level about ten feet, exposing more of the afterdeck while tests on the retaining wall proceed. Human remains were unlikely until the cofferdam is fully drained. engineers expect to inspect the hull and determine the explosion’s nature after mud removal.
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Havana
Maine
Ward Lo
Chicago Lumber Inquiry Opens in Illinois Grand Jury Case
June 3 report on a government inquiry into alleged lumber trust activities in the Midwest. Chicago merchants and several executives named include Henry A Sellen, Mary L Munger, and George J Pope. Grand jury focuses on restraint of trade, impacts on consumers, and schemes to steer buyers away from direct manufacturer purchases. More than 20 lumbermen and wholesale dealers testified. over fifty Minnesota players were summoned to appear between June 6 and June 9.
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Chicago
Lumber Trust
Tevdlay
Enry A Sellen
Anah Na Door Company
Marry TL Munger
Dene Compan
George J Pope
Oliver F Pagan
Aperhel
Mifnie Wert
Bath and
Weet
Enmemmare
Parpras
Han Bron
Bul News
Minnesota
Lamber
AUTO TRUCK KILLS WOMAN IN CITY STREETS
Mrs Theresa Wigan of 7 First Avenue was struck by a large auto truck near First Avenue and 7th Street and died instantly. George Heiser of 42 East 5th Street, driver for Sulzberger & Sons, claimed the wheel ran over her after the vehicle slid on wet asphalt. The driver was not detained as police classified the incident as accidental. Dr Betts at Bellevue Hospital confirmed her death.
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7Th Street
Westerday
Theresa Wigan
Sulzberger & Sons Company
Th Street
George Heiser
East Sth
Stere
ehanNeur
Mre Kean
Heiser
Betis
Rom Fellevue Hospital
Auto crash pins four under embankment near Hartford
A wife, her eight year old child, and a companion escaped unharmed when their car rolled four feet down a bank near Note Corners beside trolley tracks. They were rescued by a tram crew and later traveled to Hartford then Boston. the machine suffered damage.
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Quincy
Mass
Hartford
Boston
Dr Hunting
OMR
Lourthern
Connecticut
Protecting the Fur Seal Off British Columbia Coast
A vessel named Posh sails north under Captain Daniel Foley with sealed orders from Workington to pursue a policy of protection. The flagship heads toward the coast of British Columbia to safeguard fur seal herds, reporting from Heatlhc in June.
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Cutie Posh
Daniel Foley
Ted Pewan
Briteh Columbia
Boy Robbery Report From Riverside Park
Robert Abrahams told police a teen robbed him in Riverside Park near 102nd Street. He said a boy struck him with a brick, stole his watch and chain valued at 12, and fled as bystanders called for help. Detectives questioned Ralph Misher and others, but identification remained unclear.
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Wealter Abra Mosconden
Snoffie
Robert Abrahams
Noah Wee
Hiern Street
Wrond Dayliiht
Nur Boye
Riverside Park
Abrahams
Jona
Riversite
Blake
Ralph Misher
So Yi West
Lermam
Souitus Abrahams
Changes in John Lane Company leadership names
Walter A. Johnson elected vice president and managing director at John Lane Company shareholders meeting. The firm, established fourteen years ago to represent Rodley Head of London in the United States, has named Jefferson Jones as chief managing editor and A. Cane as sales manager of the book department as it continues leadership changes after WH A Jewett retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Johnson
International Studio
Joke Lane Company
John Lane
New York
Rodley Head
London
WH. A. Jewett
Jefferson Jones
J. Lappincott Company
Philadelpha
Mayor Gaynor to Attend Monument Unveiling in Lafe City?
Colonel JF Burks of the Lafe City Guard visited Mayor Gaynor to invite him to the October 9 unveiling of a monument honoring a mission from thirty-two years ago to foster friendship between Northern and Southern States after the civil war. Gaynor indicated he would try to attend if his schedule allows, with three days of exercises planned.
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JF Burks
Lafe City Guard
Atlanta
Gaynor
Jow
Jorthern
Kanten
Successor to Vice Squad Ready for Raids
A new plain clothes crime unit is formed by Commissioner Waldo with seven patrolmen, a lieutenant, two sergeants, and four sergeants many patrolmen, to pursue vice across Brooklyn. Captains Hughes Murphy Robinson and Holahan transfer to lead and stations shift. harbor squad members moved. photos for all patrolmen to be renewed under new policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo
Varios
Clement J. Driscoll
Edward Hughes
East Sith Street
Waldo Isaacd
Thomas Murphy
Adams Street
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Matthew Robinson
2Th Street
Flatbush
Orme Mt
Holahan
Ath Street
Queens
Coney Ueland
Brooky
Harbor
Matthew McKean
Har- Jad
Fire protection plans discussed by city departments group
A conference at Readers' Exchange near West 35th Street, organized by the Committers on City Departments with architects and Building Trades Employers Association members agreed on fire safety, sanitation, and exits. They plan to tabulate suggestions for the fire department and note a special study of factory exit questions by architects on the committee. The group aims to improve factory building safety and sanitation and will issue a report soon.
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No. West 35d Street
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Piloinas
Asch Alauater
Hyde seeks early trial in city chamberlain case
In Supreme Court yesterday Jamon Onborke Ho Hede sought an early trial of the former City Chamberlain on the tunnel criminal indictment. He announced Samuel Unteroyer would join as counsel to avoid interfering with District Attorney Wilt man’s plan to try Hede after the cases against Joseph B. Retchmann and Williams Cummins. Retchmann’s trial is set for June 12.
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Jamon
Joseph B. Retehmann
Wiiliays
J Cummins
Tetmann
Counterfeit Goods Case Exposes Broad Fraud Network
Federal probes reveal a large scale counterfeit industry targeting drugs and foods, with wood alcohol poison risks and destroyed shipments. Investigators trace labels, marks, and substances across Chicago Philadelphia and Western markets, noting counterfeit brandies and dangerous substitutions in supply chains.
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