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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1911

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Johnson Sees Danger In Many Fight Clubs

Fire Commissioner Johnson released reports on boxing clubs licensed by the boxing commission. Recommendations target Brown's Gym and Long Acre Club with other clubs under scrutiny. measures include exits, extinguishers, and seating fixes. Brown's and Madison Square Athletic Club face notable safety demands while clubs weigh complying versus costs.

Johnson Boxing Commission Fire Department Bureau of Buildings For Billy Newman Long Acre Th Street Brown's Athletic Club Brown's West 23d Street William J. Brown Tribune Brown Newman Long Acre Athletic Club Ice Department Compissioner Madison Square Athletic Garden Fairmont Club Fdemont Club Hilly” Gihmen

Municipal Control of the Car Seat Hog

Editorial notes a new approach to manage rush hour crowds on Brooklyn Bridge and questions its future, hinting at a forthcoming treatment in Next Sunday's Tribune. The piece suggests the city may adopt a control method to ease congestion and streamline pedestrian flow.

Brooklyn Bridge

Liability for baggage ruled by Massachusetts Supreme Court

The Massachusetts Supreme Court holds the railroad may be liable for full baggage value when the passenger was unaware of the Interstate Commerce Commission regulation limiting liability to 100 dollars. Katharine Hooker of Los Angeles sued after loss at Lake Sunapee station on September 17, 2008. the verdict of 2133 dollars was upheld against Boston and Maine Railroad Company.

Boston Interstate Commerce Commission Supreme Court of Massachusetts Boston & Maine Railroad Company Harris Superior Court Katherine Hooker Los Angeles Lake Sunapee. SH

Lord Camoys Arrives for Sherman Nuptials at Newport

Lord Camoys Ralph Stoner arrives in Newport aboard the Olympic with disguise to meet Miss Mildred Sherman. He dined with the Sherman party and Gillespies as wedding plans unfold for a New York affair, late fall or early December.

Lord Camoys Mildred Sherman William Watts Sherman White Star Mr. R. Stoner Cross Stoner Ralph Francis Julian Stoner Sherman Lord Campys Newport Shermans Fifth Avenue Fry the Tribune Lord England New York Lawrence la Gillespie Miss Sherman

Fox Terrier Shot After Rabies Panic At East 18th Street

Patrolman Helir from Fast List street station shoots and kills a fox terrier suspected of rabies after it bites Andrew Judson and terrifies residents at 454 East 18th Street. The dog broke from a locked kitchen, snarling through the hall, prompting authorities to intervene and the health department to review the incident.

East 18Th Street Helir Fast List Street John E. Dahilves Axel Dallfves Polien Andrew Judron Lexington Avenue Judson Axel Raven Eas Hebb Health Department

Storage cure for hay fever claims relief in Evansville

A trial involving twelve men and four women afflicted with hay fever reports positive results after spending half an hour daily for a week in a brewery storage room at 55 degrees. Each patient states they were entirely relieved, though details and verification remain unclear.

Evansville Ind

Dynamite Plot in Navy Yard Sparks Alarm

A broad warning of a dynamite plot at the Charlestown Navy Yard emerges as workmen unearth sticks of explosive near the framework of a crane, with officials noting plans to wreck the yard and cranes. Separate items report race-based labor tensions in Cardiff and a Seattle jury pool trimming potential jurors.

Navy Yard Boston Rick Charlestown

Rich Grocer Hangs Himself in Grand Union Hotel

James E. Bowman of Newburg New York, a wealthy grocer and real estate dealer, was found dead in a second floor room of the Grand Union Hotel. He used a gas tube and rope to end his life, leaving no explanation. Police removed the body and Coroner Hellenstein authorized burial arrangements. Bowman’s business ties included Leonard Bowman Company and Doyle & Leonard, with a planned takeover looming in Albany. He lived with his wife and one son at 294 34th Street.

James E. Bowman Newburg N. Y Grand Union Hotel Fourth Avenue Patrick Collins Tom Bowman Tle Grand Tien Farley East 37Th Street Hellenstein Theody East List Street Newbury Telegeagh Teteune James Leonard Bowman Company Wholesule Grocers Alvany Weatcott & Bowman Leonard Bowman Dorle & Leonard Bowmen Doyle & Leonard Port Servis New York City Ec, Bowman Topeka Avenue Topeka Kan George Barnes Columbia Avenue Clifton Heights St. Louis

Toadstools Kill Two More In City Poison Case

A wave of toadstool poisonings expands hospital cases after mistaken consumption for mushrooms. Mrs Mariotte Caseio of Pleasant Avenue and her husband were affected, Mire Cancio died, Pasquale Bianco died later after sharing toadstools with friends, others including Florence Bianco Anthony Bianco Sophie Bonagita Idi Marzot Baba Marzol Ralph Sieell and K Preco Calvene among South Seventh Avenue residents affected. Local physicians could not halt the spread.

Marriotte Caseio No 24 Pleasant Avenue FF. Stohl Nea Mire Cancio Pasquale Bianco South Fifth Lacenua Mount Vernon Bianco

Treasure Hoard Found in Cathedral Vaults in Portugal

During an inventory of church property, authorities uncovered underground vaults beneath a cathedral containing gold ingots plates and jewels including ruby studded pieces. The treasure, dating to Portugal’s colonial era, is said to be the friars property and may revert to the state under the separation law.

Bate Portugal

Boy with Toy Pistol Foils Burglar in Home Raid

Sept 6 Edwin Nemer twelve years old confronted a burglar in a house, wielding a toy pistol and shouting Hands up. The intruder fled toward Liverpool, spurred by a recent strike affecting Atlantic trade. Freight rates in the Susquehanna Companv corridor rose 29 percent amid the week.

Enicage Willam Nemer Laverpool

Astor and Force wedding offer refused by pastors

The Newport story reports Rev Frederick L Brooke of Little Compton and Rev Edward L Johnson declined to officiate the marriage of Colonel John Jacob Astor and Miss Maddel Force amid a $1000 offer. Brooke cited church rules against divorced partners and Johnson spoke of a similar rejection. No license had been issued and Newport visits remained uncertain.

Ity Tribune Newport Frederick L. Brooke Little Compton Astor Miss Force Edward L. Johnson Johnson Attorn William First Baptist Church Ml Health Rhode Island Superior Court Littie Compton Bies Yeen C John Jacob Astor Mixa Maddel ‘Talmadge Brooke Noma Hudson 79Th Street Jax Mine Force Price

Admiralty Plans Global Wireless Link for Empire

London reports that the British Admiralty is nearing a grand scheme to unite imperial territories by wireless telegraphy. Recent tests by Signor Marconi in Newfoundland aim to perfect shore to shore communications with London. The initiative seeks direct Admiralty contact across Canada and other dominions.

London Newfoundland Signor Marconi Empire Admiralty

Slain man chased by horseman amid streetwide pursuit

Luigi Molinari of 46 Downing Street was shot in the Italia left breast and died minutes later after a chase down Eleventh Avenue. Thomas Cantwell, a New York Central flagman, pursued the horseman who waved a red lantern and fled toward 20th Street. Police consider the shooting a possible act of revenge linked to a five month old strike.

Luigi Molinari No. 46 Downing Street Eleventh Avenue 20Th Street Molinari No, Sid Ith Street

Tragic Freight Trains Claims Life Of Mrs Carey

Mrs Mtargsret Carer, a 41 year old mother of Bert Carey proprietor of The East New York Record, was killed by a Long Island Railroad freight train at Aberdeen Street near Thishwick in Williamsburg. She lingered while waving to a crowd of children, and was declared dead at the scene.

Mtargsret Carer Aberdeen Weoever

Physician Nabs Boy After Tire Puncture Attempt

A 13 year old, Iain Mayer Kalensik, tried to puncture tires on Dr Willy Biewer’s car at Madison Avenue and 14th Street. The physician restrained the boy, then police scolded him at East 19th Street station. The incident followed a spate of tire punctures reported by motorists.

Iain Mayer Kalensik 14Th Street Willy Biewer Madison Avere the Tribune East 19Th Seaport Jack” Geraghty Leutenant Springfield Mall Fall River Aquidneck Everett Geraghty Sia Amos Tuck Hoor Pember Hia

Arbutus Seized At Louisburg Over 1818 Treaty Breach

Canada seized the Gloucester schooner Arbutus at Louisburg for taking a fish consignment to Gloucester Massachusetts in violation of the 1818 treaty allowing US vessels to enter Canadian ports only for supplies water or shelter. The owners plan to appeal to the US government, while Canada signals possible withdrawal from the treaty amid tensions over fisheries rules and enforcement.

Tribune Ottawa Louisburg Gloucester Mass United States Licely Rammit Arbutus Nova Scotia Canada

5000 Pound Cheese Arrives for Local Fair Exhibit

A 5000 pound cheese, claimed to be the largest ever made, arrived today to be shown at the fair. It was assembled in Law and transported by automobile truck to the site under Horace Reese’s direction. The exhibit will open next week for public view.

Pytacuhe N.Y. Bopl Raecuewew Wola Hera Law Horace Reese Tate Fale

Witness claims sighting Beattie killing wife in Virginia

A man swore he witnessed Louise Owen Beattie’s murder and that an automobile halted near the scene, with a quarrel and shotgun firing. Prosecutors may reopen the Henry Clay Beattie trial at Chesterfield Court House to hear the new testimony.

Richmond Henry Clay Beattie Commonwealth Wendenburg Louise Owen Beattie Wendenbure

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