Gaynor Sails Abroad Shocking City Campaign Managers
Mayor Gaynor left an abrupt note for his campaign staff and sailed on the Baltic from a New York pier with eight detectives guarding him. He travels with his son Rufus and a nurse, planning a brief sea rest to regain health for the campaign. Colonel Ardolph L. Kline to act as mayor during his absence.
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Gaynor
Baltic
High Seas
Johnson
Gaypor
Ginov
Breslit
Ardolph L. Kline
Tammany
Adirondacks
Europe
White Star’ Line
James Gallagher
Rufus
Kennel
Marion
A.C. Smith
James Creelman
Ralph Isham
Rufus Gaynor
Adamson
Fusion
Morning News Roundup of Trials and Tangles
This morning's items include George M. Cohan injured in an auto crash, Mayer Gaynor sailing for Europe, a wreck engineer and flagman arrested, Wanamaker garage explosion, Eliott discussing New Haven wreck, a new charge against Sulzer, Jersey candidates in Newark, jewellers to meet Sherman Law, a cop on force designs, heavy storm damage in the city, and various political and international notes.
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Homer
George M. Cohan
Gaynor Sailw
Europe
Wanamaker
Eliott
New Haven
Gaynor
Sulzer
Jersey
Newark
Jewellers
Sherman Law
Olaest
Sam
Panama
McCarren
Vanderbilt Heir III Cornelius Vanderbilt Cancels London Trip
London Sept 4 Because of the sudden illness of his only son Cornelius Vanderbilt has canceled his passage on the Amerika sailing tomorrow. The fifteen year old Cornelius Jr suffers from a throat affliction and doctors are in consultation to determine severity. A nurse and several specialists attend him at the Carlton Hotel as the elder Vanderbilt abandons all plans for the present.
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Bee
London
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Amerika
Cornelius, Jr
Mr. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Suite
Carlton Hotel
Fr. F. Sherman
Company Ofiers
Herman Holtzhauser
Ellison
Parodi
Fear 500 Were Drowned On Ocra Coke Island Coast
Reports from Raleigh say a hurricane swamped Ocra Coke Island with about five hundred residents thought lost. Desolation spread along North Carolina coast as Bell Haven and Washington suffered floods. Beaufort County losses pegged near two million. George W Wells schooner wrecked with twenty crew and four others rescued. MOORE DENIES OUT OF OFFICE Rumor of John Hassett Moore leaving State Department unfounded amid talks of a regular leave.
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Okracoke Island
N. C
Raleigh
N.C
J. B. Blades
Newbern
Washington, N.C
Ocracoke Island
Pamlico Sound
North Carolina
Bell Haven
Washington
Beaufort County
George W Wella
Moore
John Hassett Moore
State Department
Huft
The
Tribune
Mantoloking
N. J
Bryan
Bride Quick to Widow Sheridan’s Daughter Loses Husband Day After Marriage
In Newark Ohio on September 4 a Somerset marriage joined Miss Nellie Sheridan daughter of the late General Phil Sheridan to T C Wilson. The bridegroom died five hours after convulsions from Bright’s disease, ending the couple’s hopes as Mrs Sheridan, longtime Somerset postmaster, contemplates recalling her resignation.
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Sheridan
Newark
Ohio
Somerset
T. C. Wilson
Nellie Sheridan
Phil Sheridan
Washington
Florida
His Own Son Auto Victim in Sudden Runaway Incident
Patrolman William J. Straney on duty at West 17th Street near 11th Avenue hears from a youth that a car struck his son. The officer discovers the boy is Edward Straney, five, son of residents at 408 West 19th Street, with serious internal injuries treated at Polyclinic Hospital. He may not recover.
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Poy
William J. Straney
West 17Th Street
Seventh Avenue
11Th Street
Straney
Vye
West 19Th Street
Sir
Edward
Nia
West 19Th Morest
Dr. de Passe
Polyclinic Hospital
Thaw Escort of 13 Autos Waits in Van
A veiled Thaw deportation case unfolds as lawyers and police monitor a Canadian inquiry. Thaw testifies he traveled through Canada as a tourist en route to Pittsburgh, while authorities pursue possible criminal action against Halley Land and Improvement Company officers over questionable mortgages affecting hundreds in Harrison, Mamaroneck, and Nanuet.
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Newark
Halley Land and Improvement Comany
Eugene L. Parodi
Harrison, Mamaroneck
Nanuet
N.Y
Hailey Land and Improvement Company
Parodi
Mathilda Francolini
Rose Halley
Whitman
Folkes
Millard H. Elliven
Dstrict
Elion Aay
Charles E. Colligan
Harrison
Mamaroneck
Pare
Louis H. Stromae
Charles Dr. Folsom
Isaac W. Goodhue
Strouse
Halley Company
Goodhue
Thaw
Justice Hutch- Ingon
Sherbrooke
Canada
Pittsburgh
B. Blake Robertson
WL. Shurtleff
Charles J. White
W. K McKeown
Harry Fraser
NK Laflamme
TR. & Metnnes
Immigration Department
William Travers Jerome
John Langan
Dominion
Vermont
Immigration Board
Rochester
N. H
Whitefield
Beecher's Falls
Coaticook
Pitteburgh
Gohan and Child Seriously Hurt in Hartford Car Crash
HartfordSept 4 George M Cohan Wallace Hiddinger Francs X Hope Miss Georgia Cohan and William Vann were injured when their car hit a wagon near Hartford. Miss Cohan suffered a possible skull fracture and serious condition. Cohan broke a collarbone and dislocated a shoulder with potential internal injuries. Others escaped with minor injuries. All were taken to Hartford Hospital. Authorities say Vann drove at a moderate speed when the wagon appeared. The accident may delay the opening of Seven Keys to Baldpate as rehearsals were to begin last night.
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the Tribune
Hartford
Conn
George M. Cohan
Wallace Hiddinger
Francs X. Hope
Georgia Cohan
William Vann
Cohan
Mies Cohan
Tie
Woldinger
Hope
Hartfors
Vann
Hes
Miss Cohan
Misa Cohan
Nin
Ethel Levey
Cohan & Harris
New Haven
Baldpate
Broadway
Sam H. Harris
Wanamaker Garage Explosion Shocks City
A massive blast shattered Wanamaker’s big auto-truck garage at 142 East List Street early today. Windows, sidewalks, and gutters were blown apart, injuring several people as ambulances and fire crews rushed to the scene amid confusion and widespread panic. Fire officials will investigate the cause.
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John Wanamaker
East List Street
Hellevue
Flower
Cocaine sellers jailed after anticocaine law rise
In Special Sessions two young men were convicted of drug possession with suspended sentences while seven others received prison terms from three months to one year. The case follows a Tribune exposed cocaine traffic and cites Park Row arrests. McCartin, 20, claimed he began the habit in college. probation officer Crimmins cited tuberculosis and his fire chief father. Judge McInerney offered six months in prison, noting overcrowded cocaine dockets. Bruff, 28, got six months for selling cocaine to newsboys.
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the Tribune
Charles McCartin
Park Row
Crimmins
McCartin
Gland
Justice McInerney
Henry Bruff
Great Bear Spring Water Mop Product Entry
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Trail of Wreck Leads to Arrest of Two Trainmen
Coroner Eli Mix ordered the arrest of Augustus B. Miller and Charles H. Murray on criminal negligence charges in connection with the Bar Harbor wreck that killed Royal A. Hotchkiss and another passenger. Miller posted $5,000 bail. Murray remained in custody as hearings proceed with Interstate Commerce Commission officials disputing the move. Murray gave a cautious account contradicting railroad officials about flagging duties and torpedo placement as investigators review the case.
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Star
the Tribune
New Haven
Conn
Eli Mix
Augustus TB. Miller
White Mountain Express
Charles H. Murray
Bar Harbor
Royal A. Hotchkiss
Star Chamber
Hotchkiss
Miller
F. A. Howard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Murray
Belnap
Mix
H. W. Belnap
Francis B. Gates
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Montonese
Brotherhood
Grand Chief
Stone
Tribune
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Muerta
Wilson
Pollette
Foruron
British Trade Union Congress
Nicaragua
Manuel
Heatrical Gand
Newa
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al Kentate
Navy
Ee DD Shipping
Cornelius Vanderbilt, JR
Vanderbilt
Halley Land Company
Sutc
New York
Coaticonk
Immigration Board of Inquiry
Orlock
Norton Milla
Connecticut River
Montpelier
Burlington
Lake Champlain
Revie
New York State
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Siz
Gohan
Girl
Wallace Eddinger
F. X. Hope
Coroner
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Flagman
Cells
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