Derailed Harlem River express blocks bridge traffic
A derailed express train on the Harlem River span disrupted four tracks as it left the bridge. The engine and first two cars derailed damaging a tail pane and causing a two hour traffic delay. The engineer sustained cuts and trains including the Southwestern Limited and Chicago Express were delayed.
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Serra Henken
Southwestern ‘Limited
Chicago
Second Empire
Twentieth Century Limited
Trafic
Marlen
Rockefeller Builds Private Fire Company and Water Reservoir
John T. Rockefeller completes a new water reservoir on Buttermilk Hill 20 feet diameter 40 feet deep in solid rock. He plans an artificial lake fed by springs to supply pure water for his family and provide protection from fire. Once finished, pipe lines and grants will reinforce, and a private fire company will be formed.
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John T. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Board Approves Fads and Frills in Public Schools
The executive committee of the Board of Education approved continued emphasis on so called fads and frills. It approved two directors of studies Minx ema A Avery and Miss ion By Reypolie for costing and sewing instruction. Gustave Straubenmalier and Matthew J. Rens were renominated district superintendents. An nomination of Albert Shiels for another post was deferred pending investigation. An appropriation of 135,063.89 was approved for purchase of equipment, to be split between evening schools and general programs.
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Minxema A Avery
Reypolie
Irentor
Dinesamak
Bath
Gustave Straubenmalier
Matthew J. Rens
DSS
Albert Shiels Card
Fomnoseed Afit
Meshilin
Fo Miogeehoose
Maxwell
Suer
Ske Pit
Rivingtonth
Egotisma
Beth Evening Schools
TWO WILLS ONE ESTATE IN MARYLAND NEWS ITEM
The notice reports the death of Mrs Charity Harvard of San sthiee California widow of Alvinaz Eayward and references two wills governing an estate. One will leaves property to a beneficiary while the other mentions a Taylor Hare as a witness.
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Mra
Charity
Harvard
Sansthiee
Cal
Alvinaz Eayward
Newark
Sam
Ane Ganeheer
Emus Rose
Michet
Sirs Barkard
Wulle
Otter
Avides
Arshee
Wikia Neier Cromwell
Hayward
Umbrella Disaster Shocks Westchester Passersby
A broken trolley wire in Westchester Avenue near 140th Street caused a shower of sparks and a flare that wounded two women and injured a man and child as a passing couple dodged the danger. Inspector John Cashoun coordinated emergency response until repair wagons arrived.
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Westchester
Ualen Tailwar
140Th-St
Westchester Cats
John Cashoun
Big Divorce Matinee In An Old Fashioned Row
An unclear report details a divorce case involving Tastlen Gildersleevs and Helen A Fox with references to Richard K publisher of The Patios Gzelte. The article mentions travels to Cherbourg and a January meeting, plus names Alfred Sein and Jepusa Gidersienve in a strained, fragmentary account of a contested marital split and settlements.
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Tastlen Gildersleevs
Richard K. For
Helen A Fox
Fox
Cherbourg
Alfred Sein
Prac
Iermiti
Jelusa Gidersienve
Fe Guggenheimer
Tramer
Borousy
Posie
Commencement at Chelsea Square in Uricul Ther aneical Semporary
A chaotic report from Chelsea Square describes a commencement with twenty nine graduates under the Good Rhepert and Vermont milk presiding. Bishop Freer of New York delivered the graduation address while Wiltord J. Motiulea awarded diplomas. Several divinity figures attended, with unclear names and fragments lingering in the OCR.
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Chelsoa Square
Mlaligs Milk
Vermont
Bishop Freer
New-York
Wiltord J. Motiulea
Preeraind
Liz Berwtary
Alan Tonferres
Piast Dne
Walt Mind
Geseee
Army and Navy Orders and Vessel Movements Noted
Army and Navy orders issued list officers and detachments including Francis Feueste and William, plus postings to Galveston and New York. Naval movements report arrivals and sailings of ships such as Didie op Leggun Teland Leonidas St and Baro n from various yards and stations, incl. Annapolis Norfolk Guantanamo and San Francisco.
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Santo Domingo
Baron
Annals
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Sexwierom
Annapolis
Jee
Norfolk
Guantanamo
Lacdien Fmm
San Francisco
Har Fin
Annapolte
Ta. Gruden
Toveka Femeaten
Monte Christ
Lightning Havoc Hits New York City Vicinity
A fierce thunderstorm struck New York City and nearby areas causing numerous accidents. A forty foot Nagpal on McKeever's Hotel roof was struck by lightning, splintering debris caused panic among guests. Fire damaged an unoccupied barn in Vansterblit Avenue and Dr. Callaghan's home in West New-Brihton caught fire. Tenants fled as flames spread. In Mineola lightning near a station endangered bystanders and wounded a telegraph operator while splintered poles and flying embers sparked a brief panic among workers and crowds seeking shelter.
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McKeever's
Christopher and
Aralatc
Apaal
Streck
Stovking
Fim
Staten Island
Vansterblitave
New-Dorn
John Balban
E. J. Callaghan
Dongan St
West New-Briehton
Police raid on Broadway alleged information bureau
Captain Bourke raided a ten story Broadway building seeking an information bureau for ponteurums. He found two offices with no names, seized eight telephones, and arrested a clerk named James Cure. The judge discharged the suspect after questioning warrants and proof, with Bourke urged to obtain proper warrants in future.
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Broadway
Yesterner
Tourke
James Cure
East Térrist
Mov
Jefferson Market
Finn
Bourke Promeet
Thuiway
Latona
Brooklyn
Niles
Clark
New Electricity Price Announced by Two Utilities
The New York Balance Company and United Theat Light and Power Company announce a new rate effective July 1 charging 10 cents per kilowatt hour for electric current and power. The change applies to all customers with high use, while existing contracts may continue without charges at the current rate.
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New York Balen Company
United Theat Light and Power Company
Eleetric Behiing
Tate
Low Pines
Poor Central Bridge Service Sparks Franchise Action
Controller Grout warned Union Railway Company over poor Bronx surface car service across the Central Bridge. If improved service is not provided, legal action and potential forfeiture of the franchise follow after months of complaints and inspections by engineers and officials.
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Controter Grout
Union Railway Company
Bronx
Tse
Congoration Counsel
Aelon Railway Company
Diides
Tron
Bridie
Jerommare
Lay
Winnaing Botwers
Engineer Seeks Reinstatement In Supreme Court Review
An engineer, Meairy A Le Chicotte, seeks reinstatement after a December hearing before the Supreme Court. The record notes credentials and prior service, with reference to a former position and ongoing proceedings challenging reinstatement.
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Meairy
Peteopal Mesent Enginee
Briders
Wea
Rennerd
Cammietioner
Fiat
Manemia
Tament
Serge fabrics face price shifts impact on wool rise
In serges especially the rise in wool has induced a lot of juggling with valves. Substitution of inferior grades hard to detect in plain colors. We're lucky enough to be able to give the same values in serges this year as last cloth for cloth and dollar for dollar. Serge suits and everyone all wool and fast colors. Rogers, Peer & Company, 258 at Three Broadway Stores. B42 Warren St. 13th St. 1260 32nd St.
Hats and Derbies Underpriced by Rogers Prev & Company
In straw hats and Derbies the label is discounted beyond exclusive hatters charges. Flats priced similarly. Two dollars to B4, Rogers Prev & Company. Three Broadway Stores near opposite Union Square Greeley Square City Heil.
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Union Square
Greeley Square
City Heil
Synod Opens Ninety Ninth Regular Session in New Jersey
Fully two hundred ministerial and lay delegates gather at the First Reformed Church in Asbury Park for the General Synod of the Reformed Church in America. Elections name Dr James M Farrar of Brooklyn president and Dr Teane W Gowen of New Durham vice president. Dr Porter wins first ballot as clerk.
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Beach Auditorium
James F. Zwemer
Holland
Mich
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Brooklyn
Teane W. Gowen
New Durham
Porter Wilt
Pr Gowen
Willan H. Ten Eyck
New-York
William de Hart
Somerville
Zavemer
Fits
Syxiod
The
Reformed Church
Farrar
Jaktor
First Reformed Church of
Evenue
Zwemr
May force John Mitchell our friend says miners union weakness
Wilkes Barre Pa June 1 The article reports that a friend of John Mitchell head of the United Mine Workers warns that his continued presence as leader depends on miners' support or opposition to disunion. He suggests sectarian divisions could push Mitchell to retire if the miners desert the union.
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Fmimn
Wilkesharre
Penn
J. J. Chrrany
Mitchell
United Minerworkers
PRR
Marine Intelligence Item From An Evening Almanac
Fragmentary marine notes show times and names such as Jeb Sunset Mientatere and Randy Heike amid cryptic references to tides dates and ages. The partial text hints at a dispatch with channel like stamps and hourly stamps.
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aMuan
Tetyn
Gare
Randy Heike
Lee Polen
Shipping News Update From Ports And Vessels
Lists ships arriving and departing with details on routes, cargo, and ports including Newport News and Texas View. Mentions crew, steamer movements, and various named vessels, schedules, and distances.
Cheatham Asks Investigation Into Department Actions
Cheatham, secretary of the Southern Cotton Growers Association, urged an inquiry into government actions and possible mismanagement. He pressed Secretary Wilson at the Agriculture Department, requesting documents and a formal investigation of the events and reports cited.
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Cheatham
Richart Cheatham
Southern Cotton Growers Asseciation
Geavaitiment Totton
Caillisk
Department At Agriculture U-Hoy
Wilson
Legal Notice From Weston Suit Over Medical Faculty
Fragmented report describes a Weston suit at the Supreme Court involving Bir Asfibet P. Gril, former member of the Vermone medical faculty, who received 36000 from Commodore Edward Weston of Newark. Details are unclear but a line suggests plans or rulings by a Goamer Kirst Denwity of Pullen Dwerry and a Weston-related verdict or defense in a fourth trial phase.
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Pullen
de Grinnell
Weston
Tim
Well Known Paris Banker Dies By Own Hand
A Paris banker Emmanuel Hagley died by suicide on the Nourse after a difficult period following family sympathy with Russia. The report notes tensions in Japanese markets and references lingering political unrest impacting finance before the tragedy.
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Paris
Dune
Emmanuel Hagley
Repley Dewit
Russia
Arike
Proposals for Western Hospital Construction Bid
Proposals for construction of a hospital at Fort Myers Florida and related works are invited by the Quartermasters Department. Sealed envelopes must be marked with the project name and received by the specified address. Bids are to include specifications, pricing, delivery terms, and evidence of ability to perform the contract.
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