Assembly Passes Workmen Compensation Bill Amid Party Tensions
The Assembly approved the Workmen’s Compensation bill by 82 to, setting it up for Senate consideration as factions from Republicans and Democrats argued over party loyalty. Speakers blasted casualty companies and pre election maneuvers while noting legal challenges to the law’s constitutionality amid interstate commerce concerns.
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Slain West Shore rail station agent in Highland Falls
Omar Hotaling, a night station agent at Highland Falls on the West Shore Railroad, was killed in his lonely station after a struggle with three assailants. Earlier, George Griffen of Providence, Rhode Island, was robbed and stabbed nearby. The double slayings are under police inquiry.
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Woman arrested after manhunt for kidnapped girl
After a blond woman, Fannie Phillips of 120 West 116th Street, was arrested at home on charges tied to Jo Abrams’s escape from the Tombs, authorities pursued a forgery-linked case. Abrams, previously jailed for forgery, fled the Tombs with help from a visitor, while a 14 year old Daisy von Tanheusen reported a brazen kidnapping in Brooklyn before later retracting the claim.
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Beard Ablaze He Dies in Kitchen Fire At Home
Loura Feinstein aged sixty two burned to death at his Tug Street home yesterday afternoon when kerosene spilled while he poured oil into the kitchen range. Screaming he fled to outside of his apartment as neighbors and a patrolman rushed to help. His clothing was alight and he died within minutes.
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Dog Kills Boy Friend in Yard Dog Pulls Rope
A five year old, Thomas Santarano, was strangled in Fast New York when a dog pulled on a rope around his neck during a yard play session. His cousin Angelina witnessed the event as neighbors rushed to help but the child died before aid arrived. Nearby reports note a separate March 18 case in Europe of a six month sentence for alleged anti Emperor William poetry.
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No direct tax is justified says McAneny
President McAneny of the Board of Aldermen declares no direct $18,000,000 state tax is warranted and urges city and state lawmakers to resist. He warns NYC would bear heavy tax increases even from smaller direct levies and advocates bonding to cover canal costs and retrenchment instead of new taxes. Also reports a desertion incident ending with a warder fatally shooting a deserter and a blind man wounded during a street pursuit on Broadway.
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W. W. agitator J. W. W. gets seven years in prison
Frederick Sumner Boyd, labeled an agitator, was sentenced to one to seven years in state prison and fined 500. A suspended sentence was noted for other charges connected to the strike actions. The court also set a date for the criminals’ cases and details of the 1911 silk workers’ incident were referenced.
Neutral flag on German ship reported by Foreign Office
London advices today state that a neutral flag has been flown by a German vessel. The German steamer Annie Elise reportedly entered Norwegian ports flying the Norwegian flag.
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Brennan bill to reduce New York City Board of Education dies
The Brennan bill to cut the NYC Board of Education to nine members failed in the Assembly Sites Committee by eight to two. An alternative plan to reduce to twenty-three members also was defeated. The measure drew support from Mayor Mitchel and Board of Aldermen President McAneny, while Board of Education officials led by Thomas W. Churchill opposed the cut.
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Schoolboy eloper explains plan to marry in New York
Aleton Curtin aged 15 and Grace Bowles aged 16 of Walston tell the Children's Society officials in New York how they decided to run away and marry. Curtin says they met on the street and had no baggage. they rode to Grand Central, sent a telegram, and waited for guidance as they were put in the care of the Children's Society. Grace supported the boy’s account, and Curtin plans to seek auto repair work to fund a future Rochester attempt.
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Ship sunk by torpedo during council of war warnings
London reports indicate the Beltish steamer Glenartney of Glasgow was torpedoed off Beachy Head with no warning. One drowned, forty rescued and treated at Newhaven. Other ships and detentions involve American, Norwegian, and Swedish cargos amid ongoing war council notes and hearings.
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Zeppelin Bomb Kills 7 at Calais
A Zeppelin raid on Calais late Wednesday night dropped two bombs causing limited structural damage. One blast hit a refugee train killing seven civilians and wounding many. The second bomb struck an old church, creating a large roof hole during the hour.
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Austria and Italy Brace for Frontier War Amid Rail and Gate Tensions
Russian prisoners and Galician refugees toil in Trentino fortifications while heavy guns rise on Alpine passes near the frontier. Austria plans secret defenses as Italy readies for invasion. Adriatic patrols tighten, Pola hosts Italian concerns. Vienna-Berlin diplomacy, Bulow visits, and Spain’s role add to a tense backdrop as Italy tightens controls on military news.
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Yser Lines Readied For Great Battle On Western Front
London reports the next major clash may unfold along the Yser as the reorganized Belgian army faces German forces. Allied warships shell the area as both sides prepare for counterattacks amid fluctuating fronts and wintry conditions across Champagne Argonne and the Vosges.
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