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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1914

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Four condemned gunmen deny Rosenthal murder as framed

In a brief interview in Sing Sing, Lefty Louie Rosenberg and Dago Frank Cyofic, with Whitey Lewis and Gip the Blood, claim innocence in Herman Rosenthal’s death. They say the Becker case was framed by Vallon Webber and Jack Ros, seek a fair trial and no sympathy, and want all facts given to the public.

Sing Sing Herman Rosenthal Louie” Rosenberg Dago Frank Cyofic The Tribune Whitey Lewis Gip the Blood Charles Becker Harry Vallon Redgie” Webber Jack Ros Louie Thomas P. McInerney Sinter Connaughton Clancy Coonser Onder Lefty Melherney Melverney McInerney

Local Morning News Digest Highlights City and State Edges

A scrambled page of items mentions talks with gunmen, anti pneumonia serum, mayoral circles, New Jersey assembly, divorce actions, and a fire cell event. It notes a New Haven plan, a mayor at a fire cell, and various legal and political items with broad regional references.

Isine Tribune Swan New Haven Tile Kee New Jerney Broxel Lee Witen Doror UCR

Hotel Roots Swindlers Barred from Waldorf

Six men and six women guests at the Waldorf-Astoria were ejected from the hotel by a combined force of house detectives. Manager George Boldt ordered the removal, part of a routine clean-out of loungers who linger in the writing room reading mining literature and entertaining guests. The action was described as a quarterly or more frequent occurrence.

Waldorf-Astoria George ©. Boldt

Mrs W Astor a Scientist Now Curing Herself

Sister says Mrs Walderf Astor of London recently underwent an operation and has become a Christian Science convert using faith for a permanent cure. Her sister Mrs Reginald Brooks arrived on the Olympic and noted Mrs Astor's improvement after a second operation and strong belief. Brooks regrets leaving England due to her interest in the Home Rule dispute.

Walderf Astor London Reginald Brooks Wall

Science Leader Resigns From Christian Science Publication Panel

Alfred Farlow, longtime power behind the Christian Science Church, resigns as chairman of the publication committee due to severe illness. He is succeeded by Albert Miller, though Farlow retains influence. Leaders fear public disclosure of the decision caused consternation and fueled rumors of Farlow’s death, which were disproved after his public appearance.

Boston Alfred Farlow Christian Science Church Farlow Albert Miller Mr. Farlow Ife

Get Out Vote April 7 Is Wigwam's Word

The Tammany Mall executive committee at a special meeting yesterday backed a proposed constitutional convention and passed a resolution urging Democratic leaders to remind voters of the duty to vote for the convention. One leader predicted only a fraction of registered voters would cast ballots in the city on April 7.

Tammany Mall Democratic Party State of New York

Majority 92 for Asquith Seely Stays

A London cable report outlines political turmoil as Asquith’s government regains strength after Seely’s resignation and blame shifting over General Gough. The piece notes a stronger majority mood, dissolution rumors, and unions seeking to undermine military discipline amid home rule tensions.

Cupid Makes Aliens Of 3 Yankee Women

A London press story reports Baroness L J de Kantstein, born in the United States, learning her American citizenship may be lost by marriage to an Austrian. The baroness arrived from Colon and faced a $4 foreign head tax as a result. Greenwich, March 25. Suffrage leaders Mrs Ernest Thompson Seton and Mrs Herman Pauli discover they are aliens after years of work for votes for women. Seton was born in Canada and remains British. Mrs. Seton is Californian. Paull, a New York importer, is also not a citizen.

L. J. de Kantstein Morristown J. C.J. de Kantstein Colon Royal Mail Tagus the Tribune Greenwich Conn Ernest Thompson Seton Herman Pauli Connecticut New York Canada Seton California Mr. Seton Keman Faull

Serum for Lobar Pneumonia Offered by Rockefeller Institute

Rockefeller Institute announces a specific anti pneumococcus serum to treat acute lobar pneumonia with reduced mortality. Bellevue Hospital reports Dr P M Howard improving after serum use. Serum requires rapid pneumococcus typing and is currently limited. ambulance service offered to admit patients during the season.

Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research Bellevue Hospital P.M. Howard Howard Rockefeller Institute Rufus Cole Institute

Luck This Time in Eight Letter Yacht Names

The article notes superstition about eight letter yacht names for America's Cup defenders. It cites past defenders such as Re Hance, Columbia, Defender, and Vigilant, and observes that most of the twelve defending yachts have eight-letter names.

Six Men Attack Rachel Braun in Saloon Brawl near Broadway

Six men attacked Rachel Braun known as Rachel or Rachie at his saloon on Broadway and East 8th Street around 11 PM. Detectives McGowan and Duggan restrained two attackers after Braun fought them off. Two suspects, Walter Clarkson and Frank Krotel, were charged with attempted felonious assault.

Abraham Rachel” Braun Rosenthal Broadway E8th Street Braun Rachel" Braun Rachie District Attorney's Office Kerr West 47Th Street McGowan Duggan Walter Clarkson West 114Th Street Frank Krotel Fast 7Th Street

Third Avenue Elevated Line Gets Third Tracking Plan

Public Service Commission ratified tentative plans for third tracking of the Third Avenue elevated line. Alfred Craven, chief engineer, presented the plan. Interborough authorized to begin work immediately.

Public Service Corseission Third Avenue Alfred Craven Commission Interborough

Resolute Chosen as Cup Yacht. Defiance Not Receding

The New York Yacht Club confirms Resolute as the cup defense yacht built by the Herreshoffs in Bristol Rhode Island. The syndicate includes Henry Walters Arthur Curtiss James Frederick Bourne Cornelius Vanderbilt George Baker and J P Morgan. Launch expected April 17. The club vows not to recede from its established challenge stance despite Lipton negotiations and towing questions.

Herreshoffs Bristol New York Yacht Club George A. Cormack Henry Walters Arthur Curtiss James Frederick G. Bourne Cornelius Vanderbilt George F. Baker J. P. Morgan Vigilant Priscilla Jubilee Pilgrim Colonia Constitution Independence Resolute Defiance Ing Pynchon- Clark Syndicate Cochran

Villa Cut Off By Federals Cavalry Raid

Rebels under Villa are driven from Gomez Palacio toward El Vertel as Federals sortie from Torreon and rout the rebel garrison, while Benavides presses to seize Torreon. Reports conflict on Villa’s fate, with official dispatches claiming Torreon occupation and Villa regrouping to retake Gomez Palacio.

Temue Juarez Mexico Torreon Pancho Villa Gomez Palacio el Vertel Benavides Villa Jaures Chao Villa Apparenti Floro Medina Juares Gomes Palacio Bermejillo

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Lefty Louie Becker Wailon Webber Jack Rose Rd Colum Federal Senate Mack Wilson REIGN Asquith App Miscellaneou Army Amons Waldorf Mrs. W. Astor Science Busness Wigwam Asquith Seely Telhun Londre JB Be Broly Cable Net Curragh Gough House of Commons Colonel Seely Sealy Ugh Ulster Ireland Labor Mr. Asquith Cupid de Kantstein E. T. Seton Citi U. S. Rights Pierre Bellevue Man Whitman Shamrock Cormack Royal Ulster Yacht Club Thomas Lipton el. J. Garrett Royal Ulster Yacht Cin Velasco Penning
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