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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1911

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Moore Likely Appointed City Chamberlain In Hyde Resignation

City Chamberlain Charles Hyde resigns citing humiliating necessity of answering an indictment. Mayor Gaynor considers Robert R. Moore, Michael J. Drummond, and others for the $12,000 a year post. Moore, linked to Tam many Hall circles, led the list to fill Hyde’s vacancy amid confirmation letters and official replies from the Mayor and Hyde. Deputy Chamberlain Walsh leads duties temporarily as the search proceeds.

Robert R. Moore Gaynor Charles H. Hyde Michael J. Drummond Charities Moore John F Galvin Commercial Trust Company New Amsterdam Bank Charles W. Morse Tammany Hall Hyde Unamnerlain Hyde Charles Hoyer Mayer Mr Hyde Swarine

Whitman replies to Hyde amid indictment claim

Whitman faced Hyde charge of political conspiracy over the City Chamberlain indictment. He argued the grand jury indicted public officials after months of evidence, calling it scandalous for a man who pretends concern for jury integrity to level such claims without knowing the evidence before the body.

Whitman Whs Hyde-Gaymor

Sterilization Bill Signed by Wilson in New Jersey

New Jersey Governor Woodrow Wilson signs a bill to authorize sterilization of feeble minded, epileptic and criminal types. A Board of Examiners will oversee cases in state institutions, with the law modeled after Indiana, Connecticut and California. The measure, drafted by Assemblyman Blanchard White, faces future appointments and constitutional review.

Trenton N. J New Jersey Wilson Blanchard White Burlington County Board of Examiners West Indiana Connecticut California State Reformatory Hit Commissioner of Charities and Corrections George RB Wight Wight State Conference of Charities and Corrections Senate New Shceesmore Cael Charities and Corres Vions Owen Fox Art Board of Examiners Dame Rene Adelsutile Board of Examiner Anh Miruion Court of Comman Pleas

Weather shift seen in Southwest and Rockies

Washington May 3 reports warmer weather spreading from the Southwest and Rocky Mountain country. By contrast New England and much of the East endure freezing conditions as experts note an early seasonal change is already being felt.

Southwest Rocky Mountains Washington Willis Moore Weather Bureau New England Rocky Mountain

Baldwin's Arctic Plan for 1913 Expedition From Baltimore

Captain Evelyn Briggs Baldwin, Arctic explorer and delegate to the Peace Congress from the Peace League of New York, said he will lead another Arctic expedition in 1913. He plans to enter the pack ice northwest of Point Barrow, fasten his ship to a floe, and drift toward the North Pole, then emerge near Spitzbergen and the Greenland coast.

Baltimore Evelyn Briggs Baldwin Peace Congress Peace League of New York Point Barrow Alaska North Pole North Atlantic Ocean Spitzbergen Greenland

First Woman Elected to White Plains Board of Education

In White Plains Westchester County for the first time a woman, Mrs Henry P Griffin, was elected to the Board of Education defeating Lt HB Rogers by over three hundred votes. James J Shaw finished third with 855 votes. The result followed active suffrage campaigning by women and support groups for Griffin despite efforts by Rogers and Shaw backers to divide the vote.

Westchester County Board of Education White Plains Henry P. Griffin HB Rogers James J Shaw Shaw Mra. Griffin Rogers

Mech Ordered to Do Toe Marbles for Foot Injury

Cincinnati banker and Cincinnati Trust Co vice president May F Mech was told by Dr Albert Freiberg to perform toe marble exercises for a month to treat a tendon out of place. He will lift a marble with his toes for three quarters of an hour daily to regain mobility and heal the right foot.

Cincinnati May F. Mech Albert Freiberg Mech Cincinnati Trust Company George R. Cox Moch Dr. Fretherg

Wind’s Curious Prank In Struck Southwest Farm Home

A wind and storm last night lifted the framework of John Willis's two story home in Neuses County carrying it about three miles. Willis and his wife and three children were in the dining room and escaped unharmed. The incident left first floor rooms badly damaged while furniture was disturbed. Lightning damaged another area, toppling twenty foot pillars and destroying center supports of a row of stable cups without further house damage.

Oty Galveston Nueses County John Willis

Realfour greets Redmond at silver wedding tribute

London May scene in the lobby after a parliamentary presentation to Speaker Lowther and his wife. Mr Realfour shook hands with John E Redmond, remarking that the last greeting was twenty years ago when Redmond was jailed at Kilmainham.

London Lowther Jay Talfour John E. Redmond Atfour Redmond Kilmainsham

Boston man arrested after killing his three daughters

Hagerty a Roxbury man told an acquaintance he planned to kill the four, ten, and eight year old daughters in their room and then himself. Police found three bodies at his home and he was jailed. Once employed as a Back Bay butler, Hagerty is believed to have been unbalanced by recent love troubles.

Boston den Thomas Rsagerty Roxbury Hagerts

Identity mix up shadows equestrienne injury tale

In Brooklyn a fall during a show left a rider with a badly sprained ankle while her husband denies any connection to the program. Dr Woodend says the injured rider is a Mis Woodin and not his wife Mrs Woodend. He reiterates the couple’s disassociation from any show and notes the mistaken identity claim.

Brooklyn Mre Wo FE Wondend Madison Square Garden West Tist Street Woodend Ico Shey le Miller Brothers Birk Ranch Biss Okla Fees Howard Jane Howard W. BE. Woodend Wall Street Orase Tir Woo Dr Woodend

Mrs Carnegie's Illness and a New York Murder Case

Baltimore May 2 Mrs Andrew Carnegie suffered a nose hemorrhage during the National Peace conference and was taken to an ante room then to her hotel later joining her husband in Washington. In New York a baffling murder occurred at West 128th Street basement apartments where Anna Muhiner, Janitor Stephen Muhiner's wife, was found dead with throat cut. No forced entry. doors to the flat were locked. a six inch kitchen knife was found. Stephen Muhiner, late returning from work, discovered the body and reported it to a friend. The case remains unsolved as investigators seek the killer who fled the scene.

Baltimore National Peace Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Washington West 125Th Street Anna Muhiner No. Aos West 1284 Street Pater Muhiner Stephen Stephen Mahiner West 40Th Street West End Avenue Louis Harra Harra O'Lock Mulchier Mulcier Anna

Taft Advocates Hands Off Policy at Peace Conference

President Taft told the Third National Peace Conference in Baltimore that the United States will keep hands off and not seek foreign territory. He urged peaceful influence and warned against wartime ambitions while stressing a global duty to aid weaker nations. Cardinal Gibbons Hamilton Holt and others spoke on arbitration with Great Britain as a historic step toward universal peace.

Cardinal Gibbons Andrew Carnegie Hamilton Holt Baltimore Taft United States Beecome Community of Nations Lynn Gibbons Dickinson Oklahoma Andres Carnegie Great Britain Gore Rowan Canada Congress of the Washington Mr Taft New York Congress United Ex

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