Unite on Republican Sides Seen for Mayor Hope
L A Woodruff, chairman of the Republican State Committee, says voters ready for a Republican mayoral candidate to oust Tammany. He favors a Manhattan pick for tax and governance balance, rejects Brooklyn preference, and notes no specific candidate yet. He expects limited political action until September.
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Alleged murderer caught in Goshen murder case
Alphonse Albanese alias Frank Perry, 22, an Italian, was jailed at Police Headquarters awaiting arrival of Goshen NY officers. Police say Perry and an accomplice attacked two men after a saloon visit, leaving one dead and the other wounded. Perry’s companion was captured and convicted. Sheriff Decker planned to bring a murder warrant.
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Tardy passenger misses ship Adriatic after wireless pleas
Allen and Whiting, agents for Stillman F. Keller, failed to reach the White Star liner Adriatic as it sailed from Boston area. Whiting aboard the Yale in a bid to catch the ship but was outpaced by a half hour. Miss Katherine Dirkin of Buffalo secured a late boarding after Campania departed North River.
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Heavy Pacific Earthquake Shakes Grass Valley Region
An earthquake the most severe in years struck Grass Valley California at 11 12 p m and 11 49 p m with reports from Nevada City Marveville Chico Celfax and Reno Nevada of shaking no damage reported Nevada believed outside quake zone
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Tragic shooting ends in death of Rocks family
Baltimore reports a man named George A. Rocks aged fifty shot his wife and fourteen year old stepdaughter at their home in the Northern Annex then killed himself after his wife refused to live with him following a March separation. The couple had been married eight years.
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Heat Claims Two Score One Victim Succumbs To Heat
New York suffers a brutal heat wave with about forty deaths and many prostrations. The weather office warned of more hot, humid conditions with possible showers, while the poor crowd sought relief in streets, parks, beaches, and saloons. Victims include Theresa Tesoribal and numerous others across Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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Look for Leon Abroad Opens Search for Chinese Suspect
Police widen hunt for Leon Ling after Elsie Sigel murder. Reports say he may be aboard a tramp steamer or hidden in Chinese quarters. Det. Fogarty searches homes. Chinatown placards offer rewards. officials examine translations from the Chinese Legation amid a nationwide manhunt across Baltimore Schenectady and beyond.
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L'Ecluse Washburn & Co Sell 338 Acres by Huntington Bay
L Ecluse Washburn and Co sell a 338 acre tract overlooking Huntington Bay near the Chateau Des Beaux Arts to the Huntington Bay View Association for about $2.0 million. C P Darling hired for a topographical survey of the property to lay out park effects.
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Three Struck by Heat in Tarrytown and Ardsley Fire
Heavy heat claimed a life in Tarrytown as Nicholas Brantiee a Lockwood Pateman worker at Irvington died after a fall while unloading coal. A man on John D Rockefeller estate collapsed and was rushed home in serious condition. Mrs H Edmonds was admitted in critical condition weighing over 300 pounds. A hay loft fire at Odell Co Ardsley destroyed buildings with $40 loss. Odell family away at Thousand Islands.
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Boston Heat Kills Miss Catherine Head on Third Hot Day
The third day of extreme heat in Boston caused suffering and death as Miss Catherine Head collapsed on the street and died later. The fatal heat wave disrupted daily life and claimed a victim in the city.
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Loans and shipbuilding ties stir Br ooker testimony in suit
Saratoga dispatch details Charles F. Brooker of Ansonia Conn clarifying lack of knowledge of a 1992 trust company loans tied to the United States Shipbuilding Company. He describes meetings, ledgers, and a plan to form Sheldon syndicate to relieve obligations while noting large loan totals and his eventual resignation. Additional Navy and Army orders update force levels, assignments, and ship movements.
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Collector detained woman seeks return of jewels
Mrs. Sarah Wiederman a first cabin passenger from Brazil aboard the Voltaire had jewels valued at $1.0 seized by an inspector at Ellis Island. Officials decided to deport her though no contraband found. She protests she cannot have stolen them, as she had not entered the country. Authorities moved to hold jewels awaiting ruling.
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Mast Erected In Battery Park
In Battery Park the 175 foot steel mast of the yacht Constitution was erected before about fifteen hundred spectators. Hans Frederick Jorgensen and a crew guided the mast to its concrete base, a task completed by 2 pm despite heat. The pole, the loftiest in the country, will have a 40 by 60 foot flag raised on July 4. The Constitution’s mast came from the ship once a contender for the America’s Cup before 1901.
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Two Die From Heat in Pittsburg Tenement District
Two deaths reported in Pittsburg tenement district including an infant as extreme heat causes prostrations in the streets and tube mills. Charity bureaus are overwhelmed with requests for ice and milk for sick children and mothers.
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President OKs dismissal of cavalry lieutenant
Washington June 3 The President approved the sentence of dismissal for Second Lieutenant Louis P Schoonmaker of the Fourth Cavalry recently tried in the Philippines on charges including giving a worthless check making false statements and duplicating pay accounts Schoonmaker was appointed to the Military Academy from New Jersey.
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Education Board in Hot Debate Over Brooklyn Superintendent Nomination
The Brooklyn Board of Education split along factional lines over appointing Arthur C. Perry, the Public Schools principal at Evergreen Ave and Covert St, as district superintendent to replace the retiring Edward Farrell. Commissioner Dresser hinted at political pressure from a big boss, possibly Senator McCarren, while Barrett denied a private caucus. The board voted 2 to 14 for Perry, and the appointment returns to the board of superintendents. H William Smith, 76, longtime Public Schools principal at Rivington and Forsyth in Manhattan, retired by a 21 to 7 vote due to age.
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Kuhne Goes to Jail for 30 Days in Brooklyn
Archine Captain Kuhne of the Brooklyn detective bureau began a 30 day term in Raymond street jail after Justice Kelly signed the commitment order. He surrendered with his counsel around 3 pm and was placed in Cell 5. His lawyers planned to seek a writ of habeas corpus.
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Endemann Held for Trial on Two Larceny Charges
Paul Endemann, paying teller at the Jefferson Bank branch on Houston and Clinton streets, waived examination in the Tombs court and was held in 20000 bail after two depositors Hugo Lederer and Louis Franco filed complaints accusing him of thefts from their accounts and the institution. Detectives had alleged the total larceny could reach 49 dollars.
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Lenox Avenue
Denies Smuggling Charge Against Dressmaker
Mrs. Delvina M. Boulanger of 60 West 56th Street pleaded not guilty to smuggling before Commissioner Shields. She posted 1500 bail for Monday's examination. Treasury agent Anthony P. Luddon alleged she was a Cleveland steamer passenger on April 7, failing to declare gowns and other wearing apparel subject to duty.
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Manicurist Charged With Arson in Brooklyn Fire
Miss Mary Rowan, a manicurist, was arrested early yesterday and arraigned in Gates avenue police court on arson charges for setting fire to her rooms at 619 Nostrand avenue Brooklyn at about 1 30 am. Fire Marshal Beers said the blaze started at five places and caused little damage. Rowan was not home when the fire began and Magistrate Furlong ordered her held for examination Tuesday.
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Police Officer Dillon Testifies In Probber Killing Trial
Brooklyn patrolman James F. Dillon, on trial for murder of Louis Probber, described the shooting in court. He testified at length about the confrontation inside the Probber grocery, the knife attack by Mrs Probber, and how he discharged his revolver during the struggle as the District Attorney pressed for a reenactment of the incidents.
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NEW BUILDING CODE UP FOR REVIEW AT HEARING
A city Building Committee hearing on a proposed new building code drew factions from concrete and hollow tile interests. Testimony favored by the majority report cited standpipe systems and building safety, while cement industry reps warned the code could threaten their business. Adjournment set for Thursday to resume with reinforced concrete as the first topic.
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