Egg Riot at New Star Theatre Over McFadden's Row of Flats
In Lexington Avenue at one hundred seventh street, Irish rioters pelted the stage with eggs apples and vegetables during the first act of McFadden's Row of Flats. Police and detectives arrested four men amid threats of further action by Irish societies.
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McFadden
New Star Theatre
Lexington-ave
McCrystal
69Th Regiment
Clan-na-Gaels
Order of Hibernians
New-York
Cuban Senate Warned Over Reciprocity Treaty Amendments
Secretary Hay warns Cuba that any amendment to the reciprocity treaty by the Cuban Congress risks derailing ratification since amendments must go to the U S Senate before exchange date March 31. U S Minister Squiers has conveyed the note to the Cuban Foreign Minister.
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Washington
Hay
Cuba
United States Senate
Squiers
United States
Haven
Revolver Aids Couple in River Rescue Off Locust Point
Franz Mangolt and his wife, residents of 400 East Fifty-fifth Street, were saved after their overturned skiff left them adrift for about forty five minutes. Mangolt fired his waterproof revolver three times, drawing Captain Nathan Bell and the Life Saving Corps to their rescue near City Island. They were treated at Morris Yacht Club and later driven home.
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Franz Mangolt
East Fifty-fifth-st
Locust Point
City Island
Mangoilt
Mangolt
Nathan C. Bell
William_Newbeck
A. G. Pettinger
Life Saving Corps
Gene
Shrinkage of Huntington Estate Spurs Inventory Demand
William W. Mumford of Gil lender Fixman & Mumford seeks court orders directing the executors of Col lis P. Huntington’s estate to file an inventory. He alleges the estate’s value plunged from reported hundreds of millions to about 21 million, amid pending state tax appraisal. The surrogate adjourned the matter to April 3 as executors seek more time.
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William W. Mumford
Gillender, Fixman & Mumford
Broadway
Fitzgerald
Collis P. Huntington
William Halpin
Huntington
State Controller
Halpin
Mumford
Central Pacific Railroad
G. Emily Reynolds
Kaiserins injury shocks Berlin hunt mishap
In Grunewald the Empress was thrown from a startled horse Grand Duke William assisted her and a fracture above the left wrist was set at the hunting lodge. Doctors expect a briefconvalescence and say the injury is a single fracture unlikely to impede her majesty in about two weeks.
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Berlin
Grunewald
Charlottenburg
Adalbert
von Loewenfeld
von Wedel
Dr. Leuthold
Emperor William
von Leewenfeld
Leuthold
Ilberg
Zunker
Unter den Linden
Berchtesgaden
Detectives Storm through Ceiling to Raid City Poolroom
In a Feb raid on a six story West Third Street building, Detectives Vallely and Collins broke through a floor and ceiling to reach a basement poolroom. They seized thirteen prisoners including proprietor William Daly and manager Patrick Carey, and recovered cash and evidence from a maze of five doors and secret passageways.
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Vallely
Collins
Inspector McClusky
West Third St
Wooster St
Kerr
Fogarty
William Daly
No. 34
West Thirdst
Patrick J. Carey
William Smith
Thomas Lyons
Henry Hackett
Joseph Smith
Anthony Rives
Henry Johnson
George Fisher
John Boynton
John Smith
Alexander Kelly
Carey
Vendome Café
Kelley
Starway
Municipal lighting and Pasadena farm model
The piece notes talk of New York establishing a municipal lighting plant and provides an illustrated description of Pasadena California running a municipal farm of three hundred acres profitably. The material promotes tomorrow's Tribune advertisement.
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New York
Pasadena
Cal
Tomorrow's Tribune
Police raid on Comiskey Club ends with arrests
Frank Ellison known as Biff Ellison and Richard Anderson were arrested in a raid on a poolroom at 231 East Fourteenth Street by Captain Gallagher and detectives. About fifty men were taken then released. no poolroom evidence found. Ellison claimed to be president of the Comiskey Club as crowds watched the raid.
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Frank Ellison
Biff” Ellison
Gallagher
East Twenty-second-st
East Fourteenth St
Richard Anderson
First-ave
Ellison
O'Connor
Collins
McLaughlin
Comiskey Club
Woman fatally struck by cab near Waldorf in New York
An unknown woman was run down by a cab in front of the Waldorf at 7:30 last night. Police kept the crowd at bay as the cabman was removed to the Tenderloin station and the New York Hospital later reported a fractured skull and fatal injuries.
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The
Waldorf
Strauss
Betts
New- York Hospital
Max
William Reid
West Eleventh-st
William Seich
East Thirty Second-St
Fifth-ave
Thirty-fourth-st
Reid
Tenderloin
Ald
M. K
Street Railroad Grabs in Albany Bills
An account of extraordinary bills in Albany that would let street railroads do almost anything in New York and Westchester County. They could rip up parks in Bronx and Pelham. existing railway laws would be discarded. See tomorrow's Tribune.
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Albany
New York
Westchester County
Bronx
Pelham Parks
Tribune
Postal Investigation to Reform Wasteful Post Office System
Washington reports that the Roosevelt administration backs a thorough Post Office inquiry aimed at curbing wasteful spending and reorganizing methods. Officials promise full details and decisive reform, despite anticipated protests from influential politicians benefiting from current practices.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Department
Congress
Roosevelt
Payne
Liberty Coach Run Test Speeds New Lakewood Route
James H Hyde with a party of twelve tested the Liberty coach on a new Lakewood route to improve timeliness. The run from New York Holland House to Lakewood covered seventy nine miles with ten relays and fifty two horses, finishing on schedule and promising daily service beginning March 31 for six weeks. Return trips start Monday with a six week trial period.
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James H. Hyde
Lakewood
Liberty
Mr. Hyde
Hyde
Staten Island
Perth Amboy
New Brunswick
Mansion House
Staten Island Rapid Transit Company
Battery of
Stapleton
Island
New York
Holland House
Lismoo Neon
Jersey City
Newark
Linden
Iselin
New Runswick
Old Bridge
Matawil
Marlborough
Turkey
Blue Bally
Squamkim
Fettle
Cuban Senate Debates Reciprocity Treaty With United States
Havana reports show three committee opinions on the reciprocity treaty. The majority favors amendments, but a December 1 time limit threatens to doom ratification, while minority reports oppose the condition and are rejected.
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Havana
United States
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Sefior Bustamente
Sefior Capote
Dolz
United States Senate
Zayas
Tamayo
United States Congress
Palma
Capote
Senor Bustamente
Sefier Zaldo
Sefior Tamayo
Sefer Mouia
Senor Tamayo
Senor Lela
Cuba
Roosevelt
Sanguily
Sefier Tamayo
Sefer Zayas
Sefer Bustamente
Sefior Zayas
Washington
Sefor Quesada
Sulzer Secures Release of Three Soldiers from Havana Jail
From Havana March 27 Congressman Sulzer won the release of Patrick B K Magner and two other U S soldiers from the Havana presidio. Magner of Sulzer's district faced a potential year and a day in confinement for resisting an officer while drunk. The cabinet proposed a fifty year grant of government buildings at Puerto Principe for a hotel. Denial was issued by J P Morgan Co regarding a Montreal report on Morgan and Sir William Van Horne seeking control of banks in Havana.
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TRIAT
Tribone
Havana
Sulzer
Patrick BK. Magner
United States
Havana Presidio
Magner
Congress District
Coast Artillery
William van Horne
Puerto Principe
J P. Morgan & Co
Montreal
Mr. Morgan
Sir William van Horne
Certs
Ice Plant Investment in Puerto Principe Cuba
Alabama investors led by J S Shannon plan a modern ice factory in Puerto Principe and purchase sixteen thousand acres of city land for sale in lots. A Munson Steamship Co contract will ship US cattle to Cuba from Port Tampa and Mobile at one dollar per hundred pounds. First cattle shipment departs Mobile April 15. A Washington tour via Pennsylvania Railroad offered April 6 at 1450 dollars round trip including expenses.
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the Revie
Birmingham
Ala
Mareh
Alabama
J. S. Shannon
Beccome
Puerto Principe
Cuba
Munson Steamship Company
Port Tampa
Mobiile
Mobile
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sth Ave
New York City
Adyt
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James A. Cooney
West Sixty-first-st
Martin O’boyle
Lennon
Smith
J. J. Campbell
J. J. Briays
Bradley Brothers
Rapid Transit
J. J. Coggy
Patrick J. Conway
Greater
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