Bomb Fails To Blow Up Tenement In Williamsburg
Early yesterday morning a bomb placed in a coal bin in front of Anton Galinto’s grocery at 124 Roebling Street exploded but caused no casualties. Police and Italian detectives recovered the device and letters demanding money, while residents fled in panic. The attack, linked to the Black Hand scare, spurred Italians to arm themselves and many move away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roebling Street
Williams- Sere
Anton Galinto
Galinto
Thetreet
Bedford Venue
Vachris
Williamsburg
Warry's Son on Police Force Amid Chinatown Tensions
Charles Warry, son of a convicted Hip Sing Tong member, serves with the New York Police Department at Liberty Avenue station. His family, including wife Mary Whiting and two married sons, has faced threats and persecution amid Tong rivalries and Parkhurst anti vice activism.
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Warr Charles
Boston
New York
Warren Charles
Liberty Avenue
East
Young Charles
Mary Whiting
Nichols Avenue
Brooklin
Ward Charles
Werry Charlies
Parkhurst
Chinatown
On Kong Teng
Wss
Hip Sing Tong
New York City
On Leong Tong
Warry Chartes
Myrtletreet
Massachusetts
Brooklyn
Warry Charlies
United States
Tris
Adrian
Warry Charles
William Whiting
Middle West
Fires in Tenement at No 42 Division Street
Three incendiary blazes were found in different halls of a five story tenement at No 42 Division Street occupied by Chinese and Hebrew families. Oil soaked paper sparked the fires, all were extinguished before panic. Police suspect arson tied to tong society rivalry among the Chinese residents.
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Division Street
Hinumen
Tong Societies
Invasion of Coney Island Sparks Spring Season
Comet Island begins spring crops of frankfurters and scenic railways as twenty five thousand New Yorkers flood Surf Avenue for open season battles with barkers and ball games. BRT adds trains, hotels open registers, Raines law sandwiches return, four new railways sprout, parks change underway, moving pictures reopen with foam topped beer and meatless sandwiches served to patrons.
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Comet Island
Surf Avenue
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Surfaremoe
Bowery
Boys Held On Burglary Charge At Hotel Redner Roof
William Ferrell age sixteen and John Mc Multy age sixteen were jailed at East 18th Street station on burglary charges. Detectives Donahue and Murphy arrested them on the roof of Hotel Redner at 42d Street and Lexington Avenue. An overcoat and suitcase found with the suspects were linked to Hermen Scheiber of Titin Manufacturing Company in Ohio, who reported the loss after detectives notified him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ferrell
Second Avenue
John McMulty
West 24Th Street
East Sth Street
Redner
City Prisons Report Details Planned Overhauls
Albany reports reveal Inspector Soloman finds Blackwell's Island Police Headquarters and Creek Street jail in need of improvements but notes imminent replacement plans. The old Barmond Street jail shows cleaning gains and major upgrades including toilets, lights, ventilation, baths, heating, locking devices, hospital and chapel, with a new women’s prison anticipated for Brooklyn.
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Albany, March
Henry Soloman
State Prison Commission
New York City
Blackwell's Island
Falice
No. 20
Mulberry Street
Brooklyn
Raymond Street
Blackwell’s Island
Department of Correction
Borough
Colllinwood Funerals Continue Amid Snow and Fireafter
In Collinwood Ohio amid a snowstorm the Lakeview school fire victims are buried. Seventy funerals proceed with streetcars aiding transport to cemeteries as a memorial service is planned for nineteen unidentified dead. A Salvation Army aide and a funeral band lead the procession while police maintain order.
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Cleveland
Collinwood
Lakeview
Chopin
Eva Booth
Salvation Army
Collinwood School Board
Unidentified woman fatal fire victim at East 59th Street
Fire sweeps a single room upstairs at 201 East 59th Street. A suffocated woman, believed to have slept there, was found on the top floor by firemen and office physicians could not revive her. The body rests at the city Morgue pending identification.
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59Th Street
East 59Th Street
Hastings
Flower Hospital
Long Chase for Alleged Thief Ends in Capture
A thief fleeing a burglary was chased through five blocks by a yelling mob before Joan Young ran into Patrolman Ahearn at East 109th Street and Lexington Avenue. Young was arrested on a burglary charge based on clerk Joseph Anowoton of 1786 Lexington Avenue. Anowoton heard the alarm and saw the suspect flee from his rooms.
Pisani wins two clay bird matches at Larchmont traps
J A Pisani captured the Accumulation Cup and Lyon Cup at fifty targets, scoring 47 of 50 in each. J Ross Collins led the Weekly Cup with 90 of 160, while A C Bostock was second with 89. Collins also won the Sauer gun match. H T Shriner won the scratch match at twenty five birds with 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A. Pisani
Larchmont
J. Ross Collins
A. C. Bostock
Collins
H. T.shriner
Englishman to Lecture at Harvard Cambridge
Gardiner M Lane has funded Harvard to present six public lectures on The Ancient Greek Historians by Dr. John B. Bury Regius professor of modern history Cambridge University in Cambridge Mast March.
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Cambridge
Gardiner M_ Lane
Harvard
John B. Bury
Regius
Cambridge University
Steamship Cherokee Wreck Survivors Reach New York
The Cherokee with forty-one sailors from the Beta and the Marjorie J Sumner crews reached port after storms near the West Indies. The wrecked crew are those from Turk's Island reef and the Beta. A separate sale begins at Fifth Avenue Galleries for old and modern paintings by seventy six masters from Ehrich and Oehme. James P Silo will sell on Thursday evening March 12, featuring artists such as Reynolds Harpignies Israels and more.
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Cherokee
Turk’s Island
Sandy Hook
West Indies
Turk's Island
Marjorie J. Sumner
Fifth Avenue
Louis Ehrich
Julius Oehme
James P. Silo
Constant Troyon
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Salvator Rosa
Felix Ziem
Dupont-Gainsborough
George
City News in Brief Sees Teen Robbery Suspect Held on Bail
John Walsh seventeen year old a ped ler admitted entering a store to rob it and was held yesterday in 1900 bail in the West Side court. F W Geert a paree at Bellevue Hospital held yesterday in 1090 bail in the Yorkville Heart charged with robbing a patient. Two men Michael Pender grast of East 136th street and Charles Troscher of Lyndhurst Long Island held yesterday in 1000 bail each for assault and highway robbery in the Tombs court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walsh
West Side Court
Phi Delta Phi Club
Madn Marlborough
36Th Street
Broadway
F. W. Geert
Bellevue Hospital
Yorkville
Michael Pendergrast
No. 361
East 136Th Street
Charles Troscher
Lyndhurst
Long Island
Tombs Court
Debate on socialism vs individualism in New Rochelle forum
Boston pair Martin W Lyttleton and Franklin H Wentworth argued socialism versus individualism at the People's Forum in New Rochelle led by Morris Hil guit. Wentworth praised socialists while lampooning Rockefeller and Carnegie as symptoms of economic disease. Littleton condemned socialism as visionary decay and argued wealth should be protected by government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin W. Littleton
Franklin H. Wentworth
Boston
People’s Forum
New Rochelle
Morris Hilguit
East Side
Mr. Wentworth
Mr. Rockefeller
Mr. Carnegie
Littleton
South Africa
Protest Against New Wharf Rates in New York Harbor
Edward J. McGoldrick the assistant corporation counsel protest letter to Senate Cities Committee chair Horace White argues the 40 cents a day wharfage rate on harbor lighters and other vessels cuts city revenue by about 30000 yearly. He says the measure removes Dock Commissioner discretion and violates home rule. Wharfage now based on tonnage with lighter vessels charged per foot, funds pledged to a sinking fund not in the city budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
New York
Edward J. McGoldrick
Horace White
Senate Cities Committee
McGoldrick
Greater New York
Lawyers clash over defense in Tombs court wrangle
Ex judge Palmieri and Charles M Keefe argue over who should defend Angelo Leonat of 416 East 12th street charged with assault. Magistrate Breen postpones the examination to Tuesday and urges the two lawyers to settle representation. The prisoner has been in the Tombs since Tuesday.
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Palmieri
Charles M. Keefe
Tombs Court
Angelo Leonat
No. 416
East 12Th Street
Breen
Keefe
Leonat
Tombs
Labor against prohibition circulates across unions
Central Federated Union received circulars warning that prohibition drives are led by fanatics and would cost thousands of jobs nationwide. A DC Central Labor Union circular cites local option threats to four thousand workers, while the International Union of Brewery Workmen labels the movement as temperance fanaticism. The union urged state Senate and Assembly to oppose local option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Federated Union
Central Labor Union
District of Columbia
International Union of Brewery Workmen
State Senate
Assemblymen
Purim Ball Raises Over Two Thousand for Synagogue
The Purim ball by Im Weissen Kroess at Har lem Casino raised more than $2,000 for Tempie Anashe Chesed at Fifth Street and Seventh Avenue. Rabbi Gustav N Hausman leads the project with a new synagogue at 114th Street and Seventh Avenue planned to cost $500,000 with cornerstone laid next month. Autographs from President Roosevelt and Cabinet members were collected and will be raffled.
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Im Weissen Kroess
Harlem
Fifth Street
Seventh Avenue
Gustav N. Hausman
Roosevelt
114Th Street
Veteran coach driver for Tyler’s 1841 inauguration dies in Mississippi
Charles Gray an ex slave aged eighty three who as a boy drove the coach for John Tyler during his 1841 inauguration died today at his cabin on the Glass plantation in Woodville Mississippi. He had been taken to Mississippi in later years and was sold at Fort Adams to Captain Joel Glass.
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Woodville
Miss
Charles Gray
John Tyler
Greenway
Washington
Tyler
Glass Plantation
Mississippi
Gray
Fort Adams
Joel Glass
Public Talks on Density and Nationalities at Museum
The Board of Education, with the conference on congestion, hosts a series of free lectures at the Museum of Natural History on Tuesday evening. Dr E R L Gould presides as speakers include Robert W de Forest on housing, Felix Adler on moral standards in tenements, Robert Watchorn on Ellis Island, and Henry M Leipaage on lectures at Seeee School.
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Board of Education
Museum of Natural History
E. R. L. Gould
Robert W. de Forest
New York Charity Organization Society
Felix Adler
Eittiica Culture Society
Robert Watchorn
Port of New York
Bllis Island
Deer
United States
Henry M. Leipaige
Lestures
de- Seeee
Dangers of Anarchy Stirs Calvary Church Sermon
The Rev Dr R S MacArthur attacked anarchists and criminal networks in a Calvary Baptist Church sermon, denouncing racetrack gambling opposition and warning of foreign and secretive groups. He praised Governor Hughes and condemned lawmakers who back gamblers, urging church and press action to support police and deport dangerous outsiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.S. MacArthur
Calvary Baptist Church Bible School
New York
Hughes
Blanket Departments Sale of Bed Spreads In Stores
A newspaper brief notes sale of 2 000 white bed spreads in English manufacture. Summer weight bed spreads 75 by 88 inches offered in 1.75 2.00 and 2.50 values 7.75 5.90 and 3.54.
Sermon by Actor Otis Skinner At Mount Vernon Church
Otis Skinner preached yesterday at Mount Vernon Universalist Church where his nephew Rev Clarence R. Skinner is pastor. The service drew a throng as Skinner argued drama is a method through which humanity seeks to utter itself and can uplift society. He maintained art must be moral and a stage can aid the church in making people better and happier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Skinner
Mount Vernon Universalist Church
Clarence R. Skinner
Shakespeare
Goethe
Jewish Seminary Seeks Funds Amid Pessimistic Meeting
New York Jewish Theological Seminary executives at 531 West 12th Street voiced worry over finances after a six month period showing only a 7 gain in contributions. Julius J. Dukas cited fundraising troubles while Edgar J. Nathan warned prosperity era has ended and urged support for rabbinic education as the city’s Jewish population grows toward a million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
West 12Th Street
United Hebrew Charities
Julius J. Dukas
Edgar J. Nathan
Mr. Nathan
From Gallery to Stage Opens Lent Series at Belasco
Charles M. Alexander led a hymn at the Belasco Theatre during the first Lent service, part of a series by the Madison Avenue Reformed Church. Dr. William Carter preached that the theatre services reach out to the poor, and the venue was crowded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Alexander
Torrey
Torrey-Alexander
England
Belasco Theatre
Madison Avenue Reformed Church
Alexander
William Carter
Madison Avenue Church
Car Hits Wagon Injures Motorman and Driver in Brooklyn
Max A. Weber motorman on a westbound Graham avenue car was severely injured when his vehicle struck and overturned a loaded milk truck at Flushing and Kent avenues. Alfred Ruth, the truck driver, was thrown twenty feet, scalp cut, internal injuries, and likely skull fracture. Passengers injured by flying glass. Line halted about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max A. Weber
Graham Avenue
Flushing and
Kent Avenues
Brooklyn
Alfred Ruth
Ruth
Weber
Rivkin
Eastern District Hospital
Suspicious man nabbed in planned jewelry theft
Police arrested Joseph Dods at 116th Street and Lenox Avenue on a charge of suspicious person. He refused to give an address and was jailed at Police Headquarters. Officers found an iron nut wrapped in cloth and a glass cutter. Dods confessed intent to smash a window housing jewelry to give it to his sister. Detectives say he has prior arrests.
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Joseph Dods
116Th Street
Lenox Avenue
Dods
Sale of Fine Latin Damask Table Cloths and Napkins
Advertises sale of new Latin damask table cloths in sizes 2x2 yards 2x2% yards 4.75 5x yards and 2x3 yards with matching napkins in breakfast and dinner sizes. Highlights exclusive designs and attractive prices.
Will Drop Prefix Conried From Opera Company Title
Directors of the Conried Metropolitan Opera Company discuss removing the prefix Conried as Mr. Conried leaves. Albany ruled the name must stay in articles. awareness grows there was a Metropolitan Opera Company unrelated to individuals. Gatti Casazza may visit New York. Kahn denies rumors of La Scala resistance. signing with the associate-to-be of Dippe l stands.
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Conried Metropolitan Opera Company
Conried
Hamlet
Albany
Metropolitan Opera Company
Rawlins L. Cottenet
Giulio Gatti- Casazza
Cottenet
Milan
Signor Gatti- Casazza
New York
Otto H. Kahn
Mr. Kahn
la Scala
Opera House
Mr. Dippe
Gatti-Casazza
Propritors Cause Congestion in Tenement Areas
The Rev. Dr. Joseph Silverman preached at Temple Emanu-El that overcrowding stems from greed of property and factory owners, not immigration. He cited perilous density with 74 of 3,00 blocks in Manhattan as fire hazards and half of 991 blocks below 14th Street as high risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Silverman
Temple Emanu-El
14Th Street
Manhattan
Funeral arrangements for Monsignor Dauffenbach in Williamsburg
The funeral for Monsignor Peter Paul Dauffenbach, pastor of Holy Trinity, will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the church on Montrose and Graham avenues. The body will lie in state Tuesday guarded by the Union Guard. Bishop Charles McDonald will celebrate the mass, with Vicar General Mc Namara and Monsignors F. F. O'Hare and George Keuperp assisting. Dauffenbach, born in Germany in 184, became a priest in 188, and led Holy Trinity for years, later serving in the Papal household. He was stricken on the altar with vertigo over a year ago and suffered apoplexy last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Paul Dauffenbach
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Montrose and
Graham Avenues
Williamsburg
Union Guard
Charles McDonald
McNamara
F. F. O'Hare
George Keuperp
Holy Trinity Church
Monsignor
Dauffenbach
Tries
Germany
St. Vincent's College
Vincent
Penn
John Loughlin
St. James's Pro
Mase
On the Selfishness of Bachelors at Clark University
President G Stanley Hall of Clark University spoke to the West Side Young Men's Christian Association on Religion and Sex. He condemned bachelor men and women for over individualization, saying they are charming or cultured but selfish and harming posterity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
West Side
Christan Association
Blanket Injunction Issued in Goldfield Mines Case
Judge Farrington of the U S District Court issued a blanket injunction yesterday in the Come Mines Company of Goldfield versus the miners union suit. The order enjoins miners from actions that could be seen as favoring mine owners and covers all relief sought by the Consolidated Mines Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Jude Farrington
United States District Court
Come Mines Company of Goldfield
Boat Overcrowded Causes Tragic Capsize Near Greenville
At Appalachee mill pond near Greers this afternoon a skiff carrying ten people capsized from overcrowding. Three young women drowned while ten were aboard. two women survived after quick rescue by others. The incident occurred during boating on the pond and was attributed to overcrowding.
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Greenville. S
Appalachee Mill Pond
Greers
Mobile & Ohio Shops Close Indefinitely
Mobile Alabama March officials of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad announce the indefinite closing tomorrow of four shops along the system. The main shops at Whistler a suburb of Mobile are to close plus shops at Tuscaloosa Alabama Jackson and Murfreesboro Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Whistler
2 Place
Tuscaloosa
Jackson and
Murfreesboro
Government Sues Anaconda Copper in Helena Federal Case
The government filed a federal suit against Anaconda Copper Mining Company in Helena to recover 1000,000 dollars for timber allegedly cut in Missoula County. In a related prior action, the government sought 100,480 dollars but settled for 54.0 percent.
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Helena
Mont
March
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Missoula County
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