Auto Mishaps Flood News With Harrowing Bronx Westchester Wrecks
A string of early morning crashes left one man dead after a car struck a hydrant on Madison Avenue. In Harlem and The Bronx, five to seven occupants faced injuries in high speed collisions. A Pelham Parkway touring car lost a wheel and toppled, prompting five passengers to flee before seeking care. In Harlem a late model car hit a trolley, sending occupants sprawling. police later ferried drivers to a drug store. One car crash near Hunter’s Inn trapped a man beneath a burning vehicle, rescued by a brave woman who summoned help from Inn staff.
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The Secretary of Frivolous Affairs begins in Sunday Magazine
A new serial romance titled The Secretary of Frivolous Affairs starts next Sunday in the New-York Tribune Magazine. The plot hints at love, mystery, and social ambitions.
Philip Bayard Killed After Fall From Window
Philip Bayard of Wilmington Delaware, son of former Secretary of State Thome F. Bayard, died in Washington nine hours after apparently falling or jumping from the third story to a veranda at Gayneld Hospital. Autopsy cites pericarditis with shock. he had been ill and under a physician’s care since arriving from Baltimore. He left a brother, Thomas F. Bayard, and two sisters, with kin transporting the body to Wilmington.
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Possible identification of missing sister with morgue viewing
John Arnold, brother of Carol Arnold who vanished from her home months ago, viewed a body at Bellevue Morgue connected to a young woman found in the East River near East Sixth Street. He noted jewelry on the body did not match his sister's but could not confirm identity.
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Rescued from Reservoir in Central Park Mystery
A man climbed the railing of the Central Park reservoir near South Street yesterday afternoon and vanished underwater. Grover Muller of Kant and 8th Street dived after him, tugging him toward the edge while Patrolman McKeon and two bystanders formed a human chain to haul both men onto the promenade. The rescued man, who gave the name A Stewart, 42, claimed he had no home or occupation.
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No. 5
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Arsenal
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Dr Jose Madriz Dead Succeeds Zelaya In Nicaragua
Dr Jose Madriz, named by former president Zelaya as his successor, died in Mexico City after Bright's disease took his life. He had fled Nicaragua amid civil conflict and political upheaval, arriving in Mexico during the war and serving briefly as president before his death.
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Train Hits Auto Kill Three Near East Pridge
Utica p. 14 report of a five person party struck by a milk train on the Mohawk and Malone line near East Pridge. Three dead: W H Van Wie, Fred Harvey, Julia Billington. Two others injured taken to Little Falls Hospital. billington died en route. crossing bridge collision with a ten? train could not stop in time.
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Beard Lioness To Undergo Dental Surgery At Den Ri Park
Park officials will move the lioness to a full enclosure while awaiting the operation. Keeper RIN notes the oldest inmate Tore has suffered from growing trouble and a chiropedket will be used to remove it. The plan involves head and foot binding and an iron hone may be used. expected duration about forty two minutes.
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Interdictions Hit Maine Catholic Figures Over Property Bill
Six prominent Biddeford and Lewiston Roman Catholics were interdicted by Bishop Walsh of Portland for backing a Maine measure to place church property under a directors board. The move, described as unprecedented, followed the bill’s defeat in the House and a petition by nearly six hundred Catholics. The interdict bars sacraments until reparation is made.
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John BR. Couture
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Swarthmore Coeds Do Odd Jobs to Aid Endowment
Swarthmore College students raise funds for endowment by offering odd jobs. Coeds nurse babies, mind infants for 40 cents per hour, mend socks at Ave cents a pair, sew and repair items, and turn mattresses for five cents with no extra charges. Proceeds support the A LOND Pollere endowment target of 80 000 by June 7.
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Swarthmore College
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Swarthmore
Lost Children Found in Central Park After Night Out
Four youngsters, two boys and two girls about the same age, were found in Central Park late last night frightened and unable to recall names or where they lived. A passerby delivered them to Arsenal station police. One girl wore blue, the others in dark dresses.
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John Watts
Turkey Grants Concession for Asiatic Railway Project
The Ottoman Empire plans an extensive railway system in Asiatic Turkey with approval from Ottoman ministers and referral to Parliament for final action. The American Embassy in Constantinople and the Ottoman American Development Company, New York offices, are noted in the concession process. The State Department backs the effort to secure the title and action remains pending.
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Ottoman- Amero Develoment Company
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Farm wealth in United States rises in 1910 report
The 1910 agricultural output value, as estimated by the Department of Agriculture, shows a rise over the prior year. Texans report significant crop figures while national totals top hundreds of millions, highlighting growth in farm principal crops and overall wealth produced on farms.
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Department of Ageteniture
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Taft Addresses Labor Unions and Government Employees
Across Harrisburg President Taft states government workers lack the same right to strike as private employees. The brief visit included discussions with local officials and a tour past posted bulletins, with supporters noting the administration’s stance on labor rights amid ongoing debates.
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Mrs A Belmont Fights Fire at Belmont Farm
On May 14 a fire swept toward August Belmonts pine woods nursery farm two miles from Babylon Long Island endangering the country house and nursery buildings. Mrs Belmont and the superintendent aided with fire fighting as the blaze spread rapidly threatening the deer pen before firefighters and Mr Belmonts aides subdued the flames with no major damage.
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Rotter to Be Named New Jersey Commissioner of Education
Governor Wilson plans to appoint Nicholas Murray Rotter, president of Columbia University, as New Jersey education commissioner at ten thousand dollars a year. The appointment follows a law passed in the recent session and comes amid speculation over who will lead the post after the Weinberger inquiry into state schools.
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Lightship tragedy ends in suicide, Hartford yacht club reports
The drowning suicide occurred aboard a sailing ship near the lightship Cornfield. Harry Der, 38, second engineer, died after a razor was found. witnesses say fellow Republicans time Conn May W Charle dwin and Caroline Morgan watched for signals before the incident. Medical staff tried to aid him but he succumbed to loss of blood.
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Courageous rescue at well saves child in Valhalla
In Westchester a five year old girl, Eleanor Hosa, nearly drowned after falling into a twenty five foot deep well with six feet of water. Her mother, Mrs Ambrose Van Tassell, descended the slick stones to grasp the child and lift her to safety until help arrived with ropes. The rescued child recovered from the ducking and fright.
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Rate ruling bars discrimination in telephone charges
Washington May 14 The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that between similarly situated subscribers no difference in charges can be justified by service or facilities. In Shoemaker vs Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Co the commission upheld that old contract rates cannot justify higher current charges for new or other subscribers. The decision, prepared by Commissioner Harlan, ends discriminatory pricing and will raise revenues by aligning old subscribers’ rates with present ones.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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William PD Shoemaker
Drummond, Md
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Clock Called This Death by Own Action in McKeesport
Otto Steubit a 43 year old contractor of No Daw son street planned suicide after waking. He moved to the tower, smashed furniture, sailed to Braddock, bought rope at a hardware store and hanged himself from a sycamore by the Monongahela River. His body was found by Fineberg two hours after the alarm.
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Puente Conway Plan Sudden Trip Sparks Disappearance
Puente and Conway announced a two month absence for a business trip to Boston from Summerville on March 2. Albert H. Grin Thaw, a druggist, vanished after an unfamiliar illness and died in Pueblo yesterday. Police verified the incident after a medical journal reference prompted inquiry. Aptediluvian Whiskey advertised by Laytes Brothers, New York.
Negotiations for Peace Resume in Mexico City Talks
Unofficial peace talks between Mexico's federal government and insurgents resume with Rafael Hernandez steering proposals. Insurgents seek cabinet reorganization and four seats in a new body, plus governors in fourteen states, as conditions for peace and broad reforms to be enacted.
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Rabago Marches North With 1500 Federals Toward Juarez
A Juarez dispatch reports General Rabago leading about 1.8 million federal troops from Chihuahua garrison toward Laguna north of Chihuahua as he closes on Juarez. Rebels to meet him as trains on the Northwestern Railroad are readied and preparations to greet the advancing force begin.
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