Robbery at North Pelham Ticket Office Halts 1:05 Train
Eduard Morrissey, a ticket agent for the New York Westchester & Hoston Railroad at North Pelham, was robbed by two well dressed men as the 12:48 train arrived. One man restrained Morrissey with a rope and the other demanded money. The pair fled after threatening to flag the 1:05 train, leaving Morrissey bound and injuring him in a coal bin. Police later captured one assailant, John Conway of Pittsburgh, while another accomplice remains at large.
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Eduard Morriesey
Hive
New York, Westchester & Hoston Railroad
North Pelham
Morrissey
Doce Nor Sien
North Pothans
Kent
Percy
Peter‘ Cedar
North Bethan, Cedar
Pelham Manor Ry
Underbush
Teket
Firetman
Godfrey Keller
Keller
New York
John Conway
Pittsburgh
Conway
Isoner
God’s the Umpire in Prison Baseball Tale
Hawthorne the fan poet writes in Good Words about a federal prison baseball game and its effect on inmates. The poem-like piece imagines dead and alive players, voices cheering, and ends with God’s the umpire and the players deciding their fate on the diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Ana
Atlanta
Juliny Hawthorne
Kiabhue
Jack
Tweedledee
Fife
Tattie
Jimmie
Austria orders six airships after Zeppelin sighting
Report states Count Zeppelin aboard the dirigible Buchsen prompted Vienna to order six Zeppelins for delivery after 1914. The airships will be armed with machine guns and delivered to Austria within the period following 1914.
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Austria
Vianna
Viawin
Count Zeppelin
Fort Washington Park fight over New York Central line
Community protests proposed open cut through Fort Washington Park to relocate a four track section of the New York Central line. City would pay 1.5 million of 1.8 million, while officials study tunneling versus widening the cut and keeping the park intact. Public hearing set for June 24 to decide the city’s financial role and the plan’s feasibility.
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Fort Washington Park
New York Central
Cormie Foner Stover
Metimate
Stover
Witde
Henry de Forest Haldin
Mra
J. Mood Wighy
Charles Paterno
Samuel W Weles
Fogel
St.loqkom
Wlroad
Tehnge
Warrer Mitehel
William A Prendergast
George McAneny
Nelson P. Lewis
Board of Estimate
Audy
Upper West Side
Atooal
Nyrth
Swtch
Baise
Sunset Lane
Riverside Drive
Hudson River
George Wheeler
Baldwin
Hendavape
Newe York
Huncet Lane
Smith
Washington
Raitroadt
ASE INGTON PARK New York Central route note
The user refers to ASE INGTON PARK and mentions using the New York Central route, selecting the lower option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington Park i
New York Central
Wealthy varnish maker weds Parmetes in Queens church
Mary Frances Parmetes, fifty two, of Enat Norwalk, married yesterday afternoon at Forest Hills Reformed Church Queens. Rev Floyd Lo Corninh officiated as a distant relative of the bride. The license was obtained late Saturday at Queens County Court House as George Frenz Deputy City Clerk was closing for the day. Parmetes was described as a close friend of the bride who died years ago and whom her husband married after her death.
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South Norwalk
Conn
Mary Frances Parmetes
Enat Norwalk
Forest Hilla Reformed Church
Queens Horoukh
Floyd Lo Corninh
Queens County Court
George Frenz
Coxey's army gang of boy bandits nabbed in Binghamton
In Binghamton New York on June 14 a gang of young burglars calling themselves Coxey's army was arrested. The eight to twelve year old bandits, all of foreign parentage, elected a president and a treasurer and kept a lookout. Four were sentenced to St. Vincents Home Utica yesterday including William Huroviteh president Alexander Solomon treasurer and Morris Huroviteh and Alexander Lask scouts. Louis Dottmen and William Benko were paroled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N.Y
Coxey
Coutt
Films to aid thousands in Mount Everes tuberculosis drive
Theater demonstrations sponsored by the Department of Health aim to educate the public on tuberculosis prevention. Last year over 100000 attended, with higher crowds expected, as a series of 24 moving pictures tours parks and public spaces this summer in Mount Everes and surrounding avenues. Beginning June 5, programs will tour venues including Morris Park, Cabriete Pack, Madison Square Park, and various city squares, rotating through July and August at sites such as Union Park, Battery Park, Washington Square, Tremont, and Tremont.
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Snower Meus
Vesteant
Morris Wark
Husett
Hans Defteraon
Otliwe
Bisel
Cabriete Pack
Madison Kquare Park
Kruyvesant Square
Anit
Boceina Evenue
Morris Park
Mount
Fomphine Square
Fomphine Square, 10Th Atreet | Jt Aronec
Rae Street
Wie Path
Tremont
Nid
Wenner
Eol Street
Wohater Avenue
Joly
Maree Park
140Th Street
Sh. Anne Ay
Fire destroys two steam eaters at Warren Street pier
Early yesterday a blaze at Warren Street near the East River, Rocklvin, destroyed two steam eaters and part of Mer, with no lives lost. The New York Dock Company owned the ruined vessels, Wright & Cobb of the York Produce Exchange owned the others, and the cause is blamed on an overheated boiler. Patrolman Mel Carthy shouted to wake Captain Charki M. Vitrastin and a 13 year old helper, Chet Phares, then rescued them from smoke as flames spread to the pier and nearby craft.
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Mer
Warren Street
East River
Rocklvn
Wan Sanin
New York Dock Company
Wright & Cobb
3 York Produce Exchange
Ughter Mender
MelCarthy
Charki M. Vitrastin
Themene
Chet
Hamer
New York
Drowned Boy Found Near Mercurville Pennington NJ
Norval Miller Jr a seventeen year old high school student drowned last night in Reed's Creek Mercur Ville was recovered today in Pennington New Jersey authorities said.
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Pennington
N. J
Fof Norval Miller, Jr
Reed's Creek
Mercury Ville
Health Board Prepares Antitoxin Ahead of July Fourth
The Health Department reports readiness for celebrations with tetanus antitoxin stockpiled nationwide. Commissioner Lederle cautions uncertain need for use as labs increase production. past Independence Day saw few injuries and no department calls for antiseptic treatment.
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Department of Health
Lederle
Dément
Department
New York
Dr Grant Defends Charity Forum Amid Credit on Social Work
Dr Grant, founder and director of the Forum, defended the Early Organization Society and allied relief agencies arguing their combined expenditures reach about $500,000 annually supporting several thousand paid social workers. He urged restraint in criticism of organized charities while acknowledging practical needs and funding challenges.
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Aes Nee Ane Emene Aran
Church of the Ascension
Sodal Worker
Ments Clly
Grant
Forum
Association For Improving
Whey
Groat
Corks
Criies
Samuel McCune Lindsay
Columbia University
Wood alcohol kills Yonkers woman in home remedy
Mrs. Heurg Tarny May yearn of 28 Nepperhan avenue Yonkers died at St. Josephs Hospital from wood alcohol poisoning. She suffered rheumatism and was advised to mix mint and alcohol as a remedy. She prepared the mixture but used wood alcohol instead of medicinal alcohol. The poison first caused convulsions on Saturday.
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Heurg
Nepperhan Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Yonkers
Lymintake
Mounted Guardsmen to Try Real War Game at Montauk
New York National Guard cavalry and student officers begin a week long camp at Montauk Point Long Island Saturday through June 2 featuring practical field firing with ball cartridges and a machine gun platoon under Lt A Phillips. The training will include mounted and dismounted drill, patrols, field marches, and demonstrations of cavalry tactics under Capt Andrews and Army officers with observers from the island's National Guard units.
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New York
Montauk
New York National Guard
Long Island
Ween
Cap
Tancoine
Andrews
Cuba
Philippines
A. ¥. Phillips
16Th
United States Cavalry
Dd Cavalry
National Guard of New York
New York Cavalry
Tat
Gd Regiment of Cavalry
Montauk Point
Fiatinish Avenue
Addrens
Aquaris
Howling Walton
Guardsmen May Fly In National Aero Squadron Plan
The Aero Club of America pressed Governor Sulzer and the Legislature to back a state role in a national flying corps. The plan envisions a battalion split into three squadrons with varied aircraft, a major aviator, and a structure staffing pilots, mechanics, and observers drawn from engineers and artillery.
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Aero Club of America
Sulzer
Empire State
Union
Kuandsmen
At To
Drowned as boat upsets two men killed at lake
Hartford dispatch reports June 1 that William White and Lawrence Bowen, waiters at the Hartford Club, were drowned when a boat capsized at Bottomless Lake. The incident adds two fatalities to today’s perilous boating accident totals.
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Lily
Hartford
Conn
William White
Lawrence Bowen
Hartford Club
Southington
William McDavis
Lawrence
Walters
Summer colorfast shirts and swimwear sale
Advertisement notes thousands of fast wash shirts from $1.60 to $10 and athletic underwear in Fabris fabrics with many sizes. It touts white serge suits and a high price yacht as outdated, mentions country living and a church visit, and lists Rogers Prev Company at Warren Street and 13th Street.
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Clyde
Wayward Youth Parole Study Prompts Prison Reform
A New York Prison Association report notes rising parole for recently released youths. Probation officers warn many will reoffend, urging reform programs at Elmira Napanoch Auburn Clinton and Great Meadow with clothing loans and small aid to reduce recidivism.
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New York
Jimmy Valentine
New York Prison
Elmira
Napanoel
Auburn
Clinton
Great Mouse
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Jolly
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Ayr
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Julia Sanderson
Criterion
Jack London
South Sea Islands
Astor
Cort
Estinge
Mate
Ta Union SQ
Meenas Sina Bo Keitins
Harlem Fiver
Come
Sabet Cortlandt
Lina
State Association
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