Motorman rescued as mob attacks mob scene in Mulberry St
Police save motor man Fred Bartell amid mob violence after a car hit a child near Grand and Elizabeth streets. Adelaide Johnson, a nurse, applied a tourniquet to the injured girl as bystanders jeered. Reserves with revolvers restored order and escorted Bartell to safety.
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Fred Bartell
West 126Th Street
Mulberry Street
Francellis
Grand and
Elizabeth Streets
Adelaide Meloa
Grand Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Elizabeth
Grand Streets
Fourth Avenue
Bartell
Esniv
Bartel
Adelaide
Brown and
Fisher
Adelaide Johnson
East 59Th Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Brown
Francilli
Druck
Cannon
Gleason
Berte
Saved by Electricity in Worcester Heat Death Reversal
In Worcester on June 27 Victim Remillard a baker nearly died from heat. Dr Shannahan iced the body heavily and had him moved to the hospital. Ten minutes later he was declared dead but electricity revived Joseph Recillard who soon improved after several shocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Worcester
Mass
Joseph Recillerd
Remillard
Shannahan
Edward McCarthy
Clark & Co
Fifth Avenue
Buildings Department
Louis Manheimer
Biava
P. J. Bowen
Manheimer Brothers
No. 204
West 34Th Street
No 131
Riot Over Elopement Ends in Turkish Syrian Slayings
Springfield dispatch reports a June 27 race riot on Ferry Street after a Turkish teen eloped with a Syrian girl. A mob attacked parade participants, revolvers and clubs were used, Said Barak was stabbed and died, Joseph Ali fractured skull and may die, eight arrests including Joseph Obsey on murder, police patrols increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Springfield
Mass
Ferry Street
Barak
Joseph Ali
Joseph Obsey
Harriman Improves in Semmering Austria
In Semmering Austria on June 27 Professor Strumpel conducted a two point examination of E. H. Harriman. The physician reports Harriman is better and will stay about three weeks before traveling to Gassein in Salzburg famed for its hot mineral springs.
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Semmering
Austria
Strumpel
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Gassein
Salzburg
Nine liners race to Plymouth as New York wins by hours
The New York, American Line steamer, arrives at Plymouth four hours ahead of the Amerika after a June 19 departure from New York. The Laplané kept close sight of the Amerika throughout the voyage, passing Eddystone within ninety minutes of each other. Other ships in the nine-ship contest included the Baltic, Minnehaha, Barbarossa, König Albert, Carmania, and Furnessia.
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London
New York
Plymouth
Amerika
Eddystone
Baltic
Minnehaha
Barbarossa
Carmania
Furnessia
Yale golf captain Dr William K Shepard injured in collision
Dr William Kent Shepard Yale faculty member and former Connecticut golf champion was injured when his car carrying Curtis and Brown collided with a rented Rhode Island auto near Westerly Rhode Island. He suffered a fractured skull and concussion but was reported comfortable at Grace Hospital.
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the Tribune
New Haven
William Kent Shepard
Yale
Connecticut
Grace Hospital
Shepard
Massachusetts
Wollaston
Mass
Messrs Curtis and Brown
Westerly
R. I
Providence
Rhode Island
Pittsburg Walks Amid Streetcar Strike Amid Turbulent Plea
Pittsburg faced a citywide walkout as streetcar conductors and motormen went on strike. Only one mail car ran since 5 am while outer areas used shuttle trains with reduced schedules. People flocked to taxis as churches canceled services and officials planned strategy. Reports of strike breakers stirred rumors, though no arrests occurred. The Homestead mills suffer but stay just running, with barracks prepared for workers. The strike stretches across utilities and rail lines, threatening extended disruption if unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States Mail
Allegheny County
Pennnia Railway
Baltimore & Ohio
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Railways Company
Homewood
A. Fisher
Wylie Avenue Baptist Church
Herron Hill
Pittsburg Railways Company
James Farley
Homestead Steel Mills
Car Company
Fifth Avenue
United Securities Company of
San Francisco
United Railways Company
Patrick Calhoun
Philadelphia Company
Philadelphia
Congress Liberal Committee Pushes Cuban Budget and Lottery
Havana June 27 The Congress Liberal Committee representing the Senate and House decides to pass the budget without amendment and to rush the national lottery bill before adjournment. The panel aims to force through both measures, signaling a decisive legislative push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Congress Liberal Committee
Senate
House
Car Crash Crashes into Nostrand Avenue Car
A collision early yesterday between a private auto and a Nostrand avenue streetcar from Coney Island to Manhattan caused a panic in the crowded car. William Seiler, Harry Wilson, and John Baker were injured, with Seiler suffering a fractured skull and internal injuries. They were taken to Eastern District Hospital. police said both drivers ignored signals and speed, and no arrests were made.
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Nostrand Avenue
Coney Island
Manhattan
William Selier
East 80Th Street
Harry Wilson
East 28Th Street
John Baker
Wilson Street
Lee Avenue
Seiler
Wilson
Baker
Eastern District Hospital
Fight on Pike's Peak Turns Fatal and Custody Follows
A Pike's Peak clash between University of Chicago students John A. Clark and George Shipley and Summit House caretaker Howard H. Robinson left Robinson critically wounded and the students in custody. The altercation over room charges occurred in total darkness three miles above civilization, with Robinson later dying in hospital while Clark and Shipley were taken to safety and questioned.
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The
Tribune
Colorado Springs
Col
Pike’s Peak
John A. Clark
George Shipley
University of Chicago
Howard H. Robinson
Summit House
St. Francis Hospital
Robinson
Winemen
Shipley
Clark
Pike's Peak
Rocky Mountain District
Manitou
Motocyclist Killed In Tragic Atlantic City Ride
Frederick Seitler a 20 year old Vineland athlete was killed instantly at May's Landing when his motorcycle struck a southbound express at the Lummis Causeway crossing. Train crews found his mangled body after the collision, the train halted and the body sent to May's Landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Atlantic City
Frederick Seitler
Vineland
N. J
May's Landing
May’s Landing
Lummis Causeway
West Jersey & Seashore Railroad
Pleasantville
Philadelphia Express
Seitler
Hadden Injured In Auto Accident Endangering Polo Plans
Hempstead youths Hadden and Appleton were in a runabout returning from New York when steering failed near Hempstead village. Hadden suffered a broken mallet arm and cast. Appleton was stunned but not seriously hurt. Conductor found them unconscious. Dr Warner treated them and ferried them home.
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Hamilton Hadden
J. D. S Hadden
Hempstead
Meadow Brook
Freebooters
Frank Appleton
Meadow Brook Colony
New York
Painter Koesik Falls to Death From Park Tree
Anton Koesik a 36 year old painter fell about twenty feet from a tree in Van Cortlandt Park near Jerome Avenue while reaching cherries for his son. He died from a skull fracture after being taken to Fordham Hospital. A crowd of 700 gathered as Patrolman May and Dr Pace tended to him. Koesik lived at 334 East 64th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Koesik
van Cortlandt Park
Jerome Avenue
Fordham Hospital
Koestk
George May
Kingsbridge
Bomb Racks Chicago as City Hall Area Hit
A dynamite blast in downtown Chicago near City Hall injures three seriously and damages several shops and windows. The blast, part of a gambling wars series, wrecked Clark street fronts and shattered two restaurants and a saloon. Powers & Gilbert’s saloon and Mont Tenn es’s gambling store were among the damaged properties as police chase suspects tied to labor disputes and grand jury indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clark Street
Powers & Gilbert
Martin B. Madden
Madden
Mistress and maid shot in Paterson area home
Mrs Rose Guarino daughter of Brooklyn widow Mrs Domenico Merello was fatally shot and Annie Tarello a servant was seriously wounded at the Merello estate near Paterson. Pietro Silverio a former servant was arrested after a long chase. Mrs Merello's winter home is Brooklyn and Martin Guarino manages the estate. Little hope is entertained for either woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Guarino
Domenico Merello
Brooklyn
Annie Tarello
Guarino
Clinton Street
Martin Guarino
Baseball Worries Washington Under Scrutiny
Washington officials and executives debate umpire decisions after a Boston visit. General Clarence R Edwards reports a perceived threat from umpire Perrine to Washington fans amid a tense scene as Gessier hits a fierce fly to the center field. Vice President Sherman navigates fan commentary during the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Clarence R. Edwards
O'Loughlin
Perrine
Boston
Edwards
Johnson
Sherman
Gessier
Washington Centre
Elder
Mr. Sherman
Bullfighter Dies in Ring as Bull Gores Lungs in Mexico City
In Mexico City on June 27 Alfredo Sanchez, famed bullfighter, was killed when a bull toppled him and gored a horn into his chest, piercing a lung. He died at the hospital within minutes. Teammate El Titi was badly injured when a bull jumped the arena rail and gored him in the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Alfredo Sanchez
Bull
el Titi
Pastor Arrest Sparks City Saloon Probe
A temporary Church of the Holy Apostles pastor identified as Rev Leffert M A Haughnaut reported illegal drinking at a Ninth Avenue saloon. Patrolman Soderberg found four men in the bar and twelve in the back room. bartender Thomas Kelly, part owner of the saloon at 288 Ninth Avenue, was arrested.
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Leffert M. A. Haughnaut
Church of the Holy Apostles
Soderberg
Old West Mth Street
26Th Street
Ninth Avenue
Raines Law
Thomas Kelly
No. 238
Charity or kin in Noble will dispute in Boston court
Frederick Stoddard of Melrose attacks the will of Mrs Joseph Noble of New York who died in Mansfield at ninety four. The estate valued near 900000 with more than half left to charitable institutions in New York and Massachusetts. Stoddard says it deprives relatives and cites charity begins at home.
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the Tribune
Boston
New York
Massachusetts
Victor Stoddard
Frederick
Four Hurt as Brownstone Collapses into Excavation
A three story brownstone at 153 West 26th Street fell into an adjacent excavation for Het & Stein near Broadway. Four tenants, including Mrs. William Berry, a white resident, were injured and taken to Bellevue Hospital. Fire crews cleared debris, found two pets, and warned neighboring tenants.
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No. 153
West 26Th Street
Bellevue Hospital
Het & Stein
Broadway
Louis Brava
Thomas Williamson
Bullock
Williamson
Phelan
New West 20Th Street
William Ross
Ross
Dollar month for food experiments at Amherst College
Telegraph report notes gluten based diet by twelve Amherst College students under Lawrence Roberts. Experiments show food cost about one dollar per month, with meals built from gluten cooked in various styles. Even Dr Horace Fletcher cannot beat a thirty cent daily living cost.
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Tribune Boston
Amherst College
Horace Fletcher
Lawrence Roberts
Utica
Blinded at Owenoke Farm During Ammonia Blast
In Greenwich on June 2 a New York workman named James Smith was blinded by an ammonia blast while repairing the ice plant at Percy A. Rockefeller's Owenoke farm. He received local care and will be transported to New York for expert evaluation.
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the Tribune
Greenwich
Conn
Percy A. Rockefeller
Owenoke
James Smith
New York
Smith
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K. Shepard
Automobile
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White Mts
Abe
Pikes Peak
H. Hadden
Painter
Chase
General Edwards
Mrs. Nobles
William Berry, White
Ward Bullock
George~ Peterson
Lola Launchmere
Kitten
Owenoke Farm
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