President and party slip into Baltimore for luncheon
President Wilson and family visited Baltimore unannounced, stopping at the Dutch Tea Room on North Charles street and later the Hotel Rennert for dinner. Waitresses reportedly refused service to Miss Margaret Wilson. patrons reacted with surprise as the presidential party drew attention from locals and visitors.
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City
Maryland
The
Tribune
Baltimore
Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Helen Woodrow Bones
Fitzwilliam Woodrow
Dutch Tea Room
Charles Street
White House
Renbert
Mary ‘Bend
Misa Wilson
Miss Wilson
Rennert
Mine Wilson
Hotel
Joan F. Goucher
Welcome Return of Racing and May Day Disorder
Local page highlights a May Day party in panic at Mad Dog, a 260 foot fall into mud, and a welcome return of racing. Mentions attacks on Governor Sulzer, burglar dying, and a variety of state and national items. Includes parade reviews, divorce notices, and miscellaneous society notes.
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Wnhurt
Mad Dog
Parnes
Diehop
Solaer
Whitman
Waldo
Ridgewood
Gerdral
Right Nationa
Wilson
Whiskerroom II wins Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park
Thousands cheer racing revival as Whiskerroom II son of Broomstick dominates the Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park. A crowd of about 25,000 fills the venue amid high spirits and sparse wagering, while a single betting arrest underscores strict enforcement. Detectives investigated a Nassau County pair amid the festive crowd as gates opened to overflow attendance.
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Son
Broomstick
Vally
Jane
Hrry Payne Whitney
Whiskerroom II
Helm
Belmont Park
Ekies Sater
Get a Shovel He Tells Rescuers Then Faints in Parachute Accident
Arthur Lapham, a parachute jumper, fell 250 feet at Oakwood Helshi park Staten Island when his chute failed to open. He directed rescuers from the marsh before fainting and was rescued, limping to hospital with injuries. The incident followed a failed airship drop caused by wind.
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Arthur Lapham
Oakwood Helshie Aviation Park
Staten Island
Lapham
Fingham Brown
Orth
Brown
Frank Lapham
Lea Frevens
The
Ro Smith
Tompkinsville
High [Point Avenue
Weetiawken
Bia
Misty
May party in panic as policeman fights dog
In Thomas Jefferson Park between First Avenue and Harlem River a bull terrier charged children at a May pole celebration. Patrolman Casters fought the dog barefoot and bitten, finally shooting the animal and saving the group. He was exhausted but uninjured beyond wounds treated by a doctor and advised to visit Pasteur Institute.
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Thomas | Jefferson Park
First Avenue
Harlem River
111Th
114Th
Casters
Coasters
C.J. Abbomante
No. 208
Pleasant Avenue
Pasteur Institute
King Alfonso Rescues Girl After Train Accident
Madrid May 28 King Alfonso drew praise after leaping from a royal carriage to aid a girl injured when a train struck her on a track near Utrera. The king, in his saloon, aided with blood flow and stayed with the patient until help arrived at a hospital. Separately in London militants firebombed art at the Royal Academy amid suffrage protests.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Cadiz
Utrera
Death Sculpts a Scientist in Auto Crash near Rochester
Milton Simon of 27 West 127th Street New York fell into critical condition after a collision between an automobile and a Sodus hay cart this afternoon. He suffered broken ribs and a damaged right lung. A Christian Scientist, he initially refused medical aid for about an hour before consenting to physicians as his condition worsened.
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Rochester
Milton Simon
West 127Th Street
New York
Serra
Simon
Policeman Kills Fellow Officer at City Street Corner
Patrolman William Barry of West 47th Street station killed Patrolman Patrick Gallagher of West 100th Street station early today at the corner of Tenth Avenue and 64th Street. An ambulance surgeon said Gallagher was dead on arrival. Barry says Gallagher in plain clothes fired twice at him, leading to Barry firing once in the air and then a shot that struck Gallagher above the eye as he paused to take aim.
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William Barry
West 47Th Street
Patrick Gallagher
Wes 100Th Street
Tenth Avenue
64Th Street
Polyclinic Hospital
Gallagher
Barry
Police Round Up Lost Children After Memorial Day
Police kept busy as a large batch of unclaimed youngsters were brought to stations yesterday. More than fifty children, found crying for their mothers, were assembled at the Children's Society rooms at 22d Street and Fourth Avenue. Unclaimed by 10 PM, they were turned over to the society, with many expected to be returned by today.
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Children's Society Rooms
Fourth Avenue
Children's Society
FEAR RELAPSE FOR MORTON AT CEDARHURST
Ex Vice President Morton to be moved to The Arn White Cottage Cedarhurst Long Island if the condition allows. Dr J W Lindsay has attended him and will accompany Morton to Cedarhurst. The patient remains weak from old age and heart disease. plan is to seek a more comfortable summer climate at Cedarhurst.
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Seere
Seueton
Cedarhurst
Longsland
Morton
J. W. Lindsay
Woman Aids In Rescue Of Four Drowning Men In New Jersey
A woman in the Okeetee motor boat assisted four young men aged eighteen to twenty who capsized after their rowboat was struck by the Claremont in the Madison River near Coytesville New Jersey. The Claremont signaled for help, rescue arrived from the Okeetee and the men were brought ashore at Jersey landing. Names were not given.
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Inoly Meeomer
Madson
Bert
Lterstate Park
Coytesville
N. J
Claremont
Albany
Elizabeth Cox
Okeetee
Jersey Shore
Robert Harrington
Manhattan Yacht Club
Jersey Landing
ACT OF CHARITY FATAL IN PITTSBURGH HOSPITAL
Dr Hugh Baker of Connellsville Penn died after contracting blood poisoning while treating a charity patient. Admitted May 18 at Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh, he received expert care but died after being taken to Wilmington Delaware per his wish. Born in Wilmington in 1872.
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Thestow
Pittsburgh
Hugh Baker
Connellaville
Penn
Mercy Hospital
Wilmington
Del
Sinker
Eight Nations Accept Bryan Peace Plan
Eight nations Italy Great Britain France Brazil Sweden Norway Peru and Russia have favorably replied to the Bryan peace commission proposal presented April 24 to foreign representatives in Washington. Secretary Bryan notes several have indorsed the principle outright or seek detailed submission while others show sympathetic interest.
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Great Britain
France
Brazil
Sweden
Norway
Peru
Russia
Tribune
Moreau
Washington
United States
Bryan Peace Commission
Bryan
Bryaie
Spain
Wilson
Japan
Portugal
Te Committee On Foreign Relations
Taft
Senate
Lodge
Root
Secretary of State
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Comitof Vs Sare Ateeting
Scudder
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Simon Prendergast
Nassau County
Herman R. Sinkerstein
Brooklyn
Samuel Kornblum
No. 71
Walton Street
Prendergast
Kornblum
Noweway
Colunsn
James B
Reginald
C. Vanderbilt
Thomas Jefferson Park
Arthur Iselin
Arthur Scott Burden
Eteften.y
King
Royal Academy
London
Suftrm Kellem
Lewisham
Reginald McKenna
Malibus
Wales
Eddy
Pal
Fok Bryan
International Commission
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