Mob Attacks Motorman. Police Rescue at Mulberry Street
A mob of about four thousand Italians surged through the Mulberry street area to seize Fred Bartell, a motor man, from police reserves after an accident at Grand and Elizabeth streets. Adelaide Meloa, injured in the crash, died later at St Vincent's Hospital. Nurse Adelaide Johnson aided the victim and improvised a tourniquet for a child struck by a passing Fourth Avenue car, while Bartell received refuge in a drug store guarded by officers before being escorted to the station under felonious assault charges.
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Fred Bartell
West 126Th Street
Mulberry Street
Grand
Elizabeth Streets
Adelgide Meloa
Grand Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Elizabeth and
Grang
Adelaide Johnson
East 59Th Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bartel
Brown
Bartell
Francilli
Drar
Cannon
Gleason
Sergeant Cannon
Fourth Avenue
Saved by Electricity After Heat Fatality
Joseph Remillard a Worcester baker was overcome by heat and declared dead after his body was placed for morgue transport. Doctors used shaved ice to lower his temperature and revived him with electricity within ten minutes, with the patient improving after brief unconsciousness and a spasmodic twitch before regaining consciousness.
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Tebr
Tribune
Riot After Turkish Elopement Turns Fatal in Springfield
Festivities by Turkish residents over a teen eloping with a Syrian girl erupted into a race riot on Ferry Street. Rebels shouted anti Christian slogans as Syrians attacked paraders. Seid Barak and Joseph Ali were among the wounded. Police jailed eight, including Joseph Obsey for murder, as authorities anticipated more trouble.
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Springfield
Mass
Ferry Street
Seid Barak
Joseph Ali
Joseph Obsey
Harriman Improves in Austria After Medical Exams
In Austria on June 27 Professor Strimpel examined E. H. Harriman twice. Physicians report his condition improving. He may stay about three days more before traveling to Gastein in Salzburg to enjoy the hot mineral springs. A scheduled trip via New York Central may depart July 24 returning July 6.
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Austria
Strimpel
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Anna Falls
New York Central
New York Wins Ocean Race Among Nine Liners
The American Line steamer New York beat nine rival liners in a voyage from New York to Plymouth arriving four hours ahead of the Hamburg American steamer Amerika. The Lapland and Amerika kept pace within sight throughout the crossing, passing Eddystone within ninety minutes of each other. Other vessels included the Baltic Minnehaha Barbarossa Konig Albert Carmania and Furnessia.
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London
New York
Plymouth
Amerika
Eddystone
Baltic
Minnehaha
Barbarossa
Kénig Albert
Carmania
Furnessia
Yale golf captain seriously injured in auto crash near Westerly
Dr. William Kent Shepard of Yale and captain of the New Haven Country Club golf team was injured when his car, returning from a match in Wollaston, Mass., collided with a second auto near Westerly Rhode Island. He suffered a fractured skull and concussion but was reported as comfortable at Grace Hospital. The Connecticut party included Curtis and Brown. the other car fled the scene.
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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 Streets Idle as Mail Car Runs in Strike
Pittsburg faces citywide street railway strike with only one mail car moving. Union and company leaders clash minimally while taxi drivers surge. Homestead mills brace to keep furnaces active. Rumors of strike breakers spread, with attention to potential influx from Latrobe and 200 workers contracted. The strike threatens broader disruption across Pittsburg and surrounding mills if it widens.
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Pittsburg
United States Mail
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania Railway
Baltimore & Ohio
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Railways Company
Homewood
A. Fisher
Wyllie Avenue Baptist Church
Herron Hill
Pittsburg Railways Company
James Farley
Latrobe
Penn
Homestead Steel Mills
Car Company
Fifth Avenue
United Securities Company of
San Francisco
United Railways Company
Patrick Calhoun
Philadelphia Company
Philadelphia
Pittsboro
Congress Liberal Committee Rushes Budget and Lottery Bill
Havana June 27 The Congress Liberal Committee representing the Senate and House decided to pass the budget without amendment and to push through the national lottery bill before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Congress Liberal Committee
Senate
House
Auto Crashes Into Crowded Nostrand Line Car
Early yesterday a collision between an automobile driven by William Selier and a Nostrand avenue streetcar on its Coney Island to Manhattan route caused a panic with several women fainting. Selier Harry Wilson and John Baker were injured, Selier severely with a fractured skull. all were taken to Eastern District Hospital. police said both drivers disregarded speed and signals.
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Nostrand Avenue
Coney Island
Manhattan
William Selier
East 20Th Street
Harry Wilson
East 28Th Street
John Baker
Wilson Street
Lee Avenue
Seiler
Wilson
Baker
Eastern District Hospital
Quarrel Over Charges After Pike's Peak Fight Ends With Death
On Pike's Peak summit 14000 feet up a furious night clash led to How ard H. Robinson in critical condition at St Francis Hospital and John A. Clark with George Shipley in custody. The men from the University of Chicago reportedly argued over room charges at Summit House. Police investigation underway as details emerge.
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Tribune
Colorado Springs
Col
Pike’s Peak
John A. Clark
George Shipley
University of Chicago
Howard H. Robinson
Summit House
St. Francis Hospital
Robinson
Shipley
Clark
Pike's Peak
Rocky Mountain District
Cog Road
Manitou
Mr. Sells
George Birdsall
el Paso
L. H. Beck
Motorcycle Youth Killed In Jersey Crossing Crash
Frederick Seitler twenty years old prominent Vineland athlete was killed instantly in May's Landing when his motorcycle struck a southbound Atlantic City express at the Lummis Causeway crossing. The train crew found his body and the train was halted while responders transported him to May's Landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Atlantic City
Frederick Seitler
Vineland
N. J
May’s Landing
Lummis Causeway
West Jersey & Seashore Railroad
Pleasantville
May's Landing
Seitler
Hadden Hurt In Auto Accident Ends Polo Plans
Hamilton Hadden son of Mrs J D S Hadden of Hempstead and Meadow Brook Hunt Club member will miss polo with the Free booters after a runabout accident near Hempstead yesterday. His mallet arm is in a plaster cast. Frank Appleton, also of Meadow Brook, was stunned but not seriously hurt. The car swerved into a telegraph pole near Hempstead village, tearing off both wheels and stopping on trolley tracks. The conductor found the men unconscious and summoned the coroner. Dr Henry M Warner treated them and took them home.
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Hamilton Hadden
J. D. S. Hadden
Hempstead
Meadow Brook
New York
Mr. Hedden
Henry M. Warner
Falls From Tree Kill Paintor In Van Cortlandt Park
Anton Koesik thirty six year old painter fell about twenty feet while reaching cherries for his son in Van Cortlandt Park near Jerome Avenue. He struck his head on a stone wall and died of a skull fracture after being taken to Fordham Hospital. A crowd of seven to eight hundred gathered at the scene as George May summoned an ambulance and Dr Pace treated him. Koesik lived at 34 East 64th Street.
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Anton Koesik
van Cortlandt Park
Jerome Avenue
Fordham Hospital
Koestk
Man
Pa- George May
Kingsbridge
Pace
Kocsik
East 64Th Street
Bomb injures three in Chicago gambling war blast near City Hall
A downtown explosion believed to be a dynamite bomb damaged stores and windows for a block near City Hall, injuring three severely. The blast disrupted Clark street businesses, shattered fronts of two restaurants, damaged the Powers & Gilbert saloon linked to Madden and his labor-dispute associates, and cracked the Boston department store windows. Police suspect a gamblers’ war, with a recent bomb also hitting a downtown saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Neturney 23
Clark Street
Powers & Gilbert
Martin B. Madden
Madden
Mistress and Maid Shot in Brooklyn Country Home
Mrs Rose Guarino a wealthy Brooklyn widow was shot and her servant Annie Tarello seriously wounded in a shooting at Midvale near Paterson. Pietro Silverio, discharged earlier, was arrested after a long chase. Mrs Merello and her husband Martin Guarino are tied to the estate. Little hope is entertained for the injured.
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Rose Guarino
Domenico Merello
Brooklyn
Annie Tarello
Guarino
Clinton Street
Martin Guarino
Baseball Worries Washington From The Tribune Bureau
Washington concerns about baseball as played clear through the administration. General Clarence R Edwards faults umpire decisions after overheard threat chatter involving Perrine. President Johnson of the American League may be asked to review the affair as Vice President Sherman faces fan bait.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Clarence R. Edwards
O'Loughlin
Perrine
Boston
Edwards
Johnson
Sherman
Gessier
Washington Centre
Elder
Mr. Sherman
Bullfighter Killed in Ring In Mexico City
Alfredo Sanchez, 22 bull fighter, died in the ring when a bull rammed him and pierced a lung. He was rushed to the hospital where he died within minutes. Another bullfighter, known as El Titi, was severely injured after a bull jumped the arena fence and gored him in the head.
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Mexico City
Alfredo Sanchez
el Titi
Pastor Arrests Saloon Patrons in Raines Law Case
The Rev Leffert M A Haughnaut, temporary pastor of the Church of the Holy Apostles, told Patrolman Soderberg that men drank at 288 Ninth Avenue. The officer found four at the bar and twelve in the back room. Bartender Thomas Kelly, part owner, was arrested after the discovery.
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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. 288
Contested Will of Mrs Noble Split Heirs and Charity
Frederick Stoddard of Melrose challenged the probate of the will of Mrs Joseph Noble of New York who died in Mansfield at ninety four. The estate worth nearly 900000 includes over half to charitable institutions in New York and Massachusetts. Stoddard argued the will favored charities over relatives with the remark charity begins at home.
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Tribune
Boston
New York
Massachusetts
Victor Stoddard
Frederick
Building collapses bury four in West 26th Street tenement
A three story brownstone at No 133 West 26th street collapsed into an excavation beside a new Helf Stein store injuring four tenants. One white woman, Mrs William Berry, was severely hurt as others Edward Bullock George Peterson and Lola Launchmere suffered contusions and wounds. Firemen and neighbors rescued victims and inspected the wreckage as a Dalmatian and a kitten fled the rubble.
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West 26Th Street
Bellevue Hospital
Edward Bullock
George’ Peterson
Lola Launchmere
Helf & Stein
Broadway
Louis Brava
Thomas Williamson
Bullock
Williamson
Phelan
New West 20Th Street
Fie
William Ross
Ross
Edward McCarthy
Clark & Co
Fifth Avenue
Buildings Department
Louis Manheimer
Brava
P J. Bowen
Manheimer Brothers
No. 204
West 34Th Street
No. 131
Dollar Month For Food
Boston reports that Amherst College Gluten Club experiments show one dollar per month suffices for food. Twelve students, led by Lawrence Roberts of Utica, N Y, prepared gluten based meals in various styles, some with milk. Diets included gluten with water, gluten cakes, soups, fried gluten, and gluten bread, averaging about 4½ cents per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Boston
Amherst College
Morace Fletcher
Lawrence Roberts
Utica
Blinded at Owenoke Farm in ammonia blast
Greenwich Conn June 27 a New York workman named James Smith was blinded yesterday while repairing the ice plant at Percy A Rockefeller Owenoke farm. He received treatment from a local physician and will be sent to New York for expert examination.
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the Tribune
Greenwich
Conn
Percy A. Rockefeller
Owenoke
James Smith
New York
Smith
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K. Shepard
Bretton Woods
White Mts
Raskare
Pikes Peak
Sileed
H. Hadden
Painter
Chase
Mrs. Nobles
William Berry, White
Kitten
Owenoke Farm
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