Self Healer Poisoning Death Under Coroner Review
In New York on April 27 coroner Acritelli probes the death of Mrs. M Vitoris from suspected gas poisoning amid medical society inquiries into her licensing. The case suggests a possible self inflicted act while officials consider charges of practicing medicine without license and note the self healer label. In Groveton Texas a separate dispatch reports Rangers Dunleavy and Robb shot last night as Prohibitionists clash over local whisky support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan
New York
Acritelli
M. Vitoris
County Medical Society
Medical Society
Houston
Tex
Groveton
Dunleavy
Robb
W. O. Swinley
H. L. Robb
Black Hand Trial Witness Testifies in Wilkesbarre
At the Black Hand trial in Wilkesbarre William Eyans of Pittston, the first English speaking witness, testified that he heard many shots near the Rizzo home on January 28. The next day he found two shells before the Rizzo house and a large suit such as is carried by Italians was shown. shells matched those found in Luchin ni's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
William Eyans
Pittston
Norcatazi
Flo
Rizzo
Luchinni
King Edward and Queen Alexandra Sailed From Palermo
King Edward and Queen Alexandra sailed aboard the royal yacht Victoria and Albert for Naples. The king spoke of returning to Palermo after forty years to find it transformed. Alexandra has not visited since 1893. Edward will travel by rail to London while Alexandra plans a cruise to Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eadward
Palermo
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Victoria and Albert
Naples
London
Greece
Valuable Pictures Destroyed by Fire in Montreal
Montreal April 27. The residence of J. N. Greenshields, a criminal lawyer, on Mount Royal was burned. Losses exceed 100,000 for his gallery of valuable paintings. A female servant leaped from a third story window and may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
J. N. Greenshields
Mount Royal
Speaker's War on Lobbying in Little Rock
In Little Rock Arkansas on April 27 Speaker Hamiter ordered the house cleared and threatened to arrest anyone lobbying. He declared there are men in Little Rock who do nothing but lobby and warned he would jail those who refuse to quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Hanmiter
Murder near Shamokin linked to Black Hand threat
Nicholas Getho, an Italian resident of Shamokin, was killed near his home by an apparent Black Hand agent. The victim had briefly taken refuge in jail last summer amid fears of a Black Hand killing. The assassin fled the scene and remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Nicholas Getho
Black Hand Society
Black Handa
Relative sues for two million after Utah rail foreclosure
Bayonne New Jersey April 27 Russell Sage Raphael kin of Russell Sage files suit to recover nearly two million dollars alleging that second mortgage bondholders were not made parties to a foreclosure against the Wa veh and Jordan Valley Railroad company of Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
N. J
Russell Sage Raphael
Russell Sage
Waveh and
Jordan Valley Railroad Company
Fof
Utah
Binghamton Trolley Men Strike Breaks Out
A strike by Binghamton Railway Company workers began at 5 PM. Hoodlums crowded the streets, shouted insults, and attempted to sway others to quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Binghamton, N
Binghamton Railway Company
Commissioner of Patents Resigns to Roosevelts Day
Washington April 27 The resignation of Commissioner of Patents Frederick T Allen has been tendered to President Roosevelt effective June 1 Mr Avot will resume the practice of law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patents
Washington
Frederick T. Allen
Roosevelt
Avot
Murder Suspect Locked Up in West Hurley Case
Kingston April 27 Frank Guertler is held responsible for the murder of Barbara Kismertz his housekeeper at West Hurley and has been locked up authorities report the suspect is in custody following the slaying at the residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N.Y
Ocrober
Frank Guertler
Barbara Kismertz
West Hurley
Broad Street Sewer Testimony Tuesday
Joh Fothergill testified on Broad street sewer condition before Supreme Court commissioner John W Beekman yesterday afternoon. His statements will be used with other witnesses when the case goes before Justice Swayze. Testimony by A H Crowell Charles M MacWilliam and W T Stacey was heard yesterday morning and the hearing adjourned to Tuesday for further examination. James 8 Wight represented City Attorney Hommann who was out of town. James Parker spoke for plaintiff Adam Eckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh. Fothergill
Broad Street
John W. Beekman
Supreme Court
Mr. Fothergill
Justice Swayze
A. H. Crowell
Charles M. MacWilliam
W. T. Stacey
James
Wight
Hommann
James Parker
Adam Eckert
Forest Fires Alarm Whitesboro Settlement Near Cape May
A forest fire outside Whitesboro eight miles north of Cape May spread over fifty acres in strong winds endangering many settler homes. The male population fought the blaze with little success by evening. Whitesboro, a 300 resident settlement founded four years ago by Henry C. White, a former congressman, which hosts colonists from South Carolina, is described in this report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape May
Whitesboro
Henry C. White
South Carolina
Congress
Washington
Dr Crowther Addresses Odd Fellows Anniversary
Dr Crowther, grand master of Odd Fellows, speaks at the anniversary amid great demand for remarks. The address highlights fraternal aims and the order's community role.
Labor to Aid Idaho Suspects
In New York on April 27 labor unions raised 101000 for the defense of Moyer Haywood and Pettibone indicted in Idaho for the murder of ex governor Steunenberg. Of this sum 920000 has been spent on counsel and expenses. An effort will seek 1000000 to fund the defense of the prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
New York
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Steunenberg
Priest and Millionaire Die In Puebla Auto Ride
In Puebla on April 27 a revolver fell from priest Hilario Hernandez pocket killing Joaquin Cassarato a young city millionaire. Hilario Hernandez and the priest were arrested along with A Guevara a rich hacienda owner who was in Guevara s automobile with them when the tragedy occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puebla
Mexico
Hilario Hernandez
Joaquin Casarrato
A. Guevara
Guevara
Four Killed In Western Mine Explosion
In Seattle on April 27 four miners were killed and nine seriously injured by an explosion on the sixth level of the Morgan slope at the Black Diamond mine owned by the Pacific Coast company on the Columbia and Puget Sound railway. Forty men were waiting to be dropped when the blast happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Seattle
Wash
Morgan Slope
Black Diamond
Pacific Coast Company
Columbia and
Puget Sound
Washington Bride Hopefuls Tie The Knot Next June
Washington notes a society wedding set for early June as Miss Helen Dent Wrenshall, a Washington girl with notable lineal connections to Alfred the Great, weds Chaffee Grant of San Diego, California, grandson of the late General Ulysses S. Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Helen Dent Wrenshall
Chaffee Grant
San Diego
Cal
Ulysses $8. Grant
Wrenshall
Alfred the Great
Mistrial Declared In Galleani Case In Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey on April 27 the Luigi Galleani case ended without a verdict after a five hour jury deliberation. Judge Scott discharged the jury, declaring a mistrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galleani
Paterson
N. J
Luigi Galleani
Scott
Governor Hughes Signs Gas Price Bill for Albany
Governor Hughes has signed Grattan's bill fixing the maximum charge for illuminating gas in Albany at 1 dollar per 1000 cubic feet. The law applies to the city of Albany and sets the price standard for gas suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Hughes
Grattan
Hughes Stands by Public Utilities Bill In New York
Albany April 27 Governor Hughes remains confident that about 95 percent of New York residents support regulating public service corporations and will persist with the public utilities bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Albany
N. Y
William Peters Dies Suddenly In Ogdensburg At 65
William Peters, special collector of customs under Collector W H Daniels at Ogdensburg, died suddenly of apoplexy. He was admitted to the state bar in 1865 and practiced law for fifteen years in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peters
Ogdensburg
N. Y
W. H. Daniels
New York City
Local Socialists Form City Branch
A new Socialist party branch formed at a meeting hosted by S. Golub, 145 Fayette Street, with about twelve members. Morris Rippen was elected treasurer and Nicholas Rippen secretary. Isaac Cowen, an organizer, attended and will speak tonight at Smith Street and New Brunswick Avenue on the Roosevelt Moyer Haywood Pettibone controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Golub
Fayette Street
Socialist Party
Morris Rippen
Nicholas Rippen
Isaac Cowen
Smith Street
New Brunswick Avenue
Roosevelt—Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Omaha Plans Compulsory Marriage Deadline Bill
A proposed city council bill in Omaha would compel all single residents aged twenty five to forty five in normal health to marry within sixty days or face a fine. The measure aims to enforce matrimony among ola maids and bachelors in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Blast Uncovered Bandits Lair Near Tulsa
Workmen blasting rock seven miles south of Tulsa uncovered a large cave used as a hideout by outlaw leader J. A. Cox. Inside lay parts of several human skeletons and various curiosities. A carved wall name reads J A Cox 1864, indicating the cave as the band’s lair from Indiana Territory days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
I. T
Turkey Mountain
J. A. Cox
Cox
Indiana Territory
Roosevelt urged to rest by Porter in Pittsburg interview
In an interview from Pittsburg H Kirk Porter former U S representative criticizes President Roosevelt warning the White House should not be a political headquarters. He says the ongoing fight against railroads harms business and suggests Roosevelt take a rest of a month or six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Congress
H. Kirk Porter
Roosevelt
White House
Morgan to publish lavish color volume of miniature collection
London April 27 J P Morgan, under W Williamson, preparing a costly color reproduction volume of Morgan's miniature collection. Forty copies priced at 2500 dollars each and forty at 1250 dollars each, totaling 150900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. P. Morgan
W. Williamson
Mr. Morgan
Taft Busy at Cincinnati Endorsing Yale Clubs Banquet
Secretary of War Taft visits Cincinnati for the Western Associated Yale Clubs convention and a University Club luncheon. He is to be guest of honor at the Yale association’s annual banquet that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Cincinnati
Yale Clubs
University Club
Yale Association
Neglecting ads harms your purse in daily life
A reminder that skipping classified ads and promotional notices can lead to missed deals and savings. The piece urges readers to scan available ads for opportunities, discounts, and essential notices that affect purchasing choices and personal budgeting.
Plans set for new three story parochial school
Architect John H. Dayton advances plans for a three story brick school building for Holy Trinity church on Penn street. The 70 by 54 foot structure will stand on the easterly side of Penn street beside church property and include five large school rooms eight sisters rooms dining and sitting rooms a parlor kitchen and a 70 by 25 foot meeting room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Dayton
Holy Trinity Church
Penn Street
Governor Stokes Defends Bankers at Atlantic City Banquet
At the New Jersey Bankers Association dinner in Atlantic City Governor RH C Stokes defended bankers against universal distrust. He called the demagogue cry unfair while noting wage earners and small savers own substantial railroad securities and urged steadier faith in financial foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
New Jersey Bankers’ Association
Chelsea
RH. C. Stokes
Rahway 10 Begin Massive Dam Across Rahway River
Rahway April 27 Work will start Monday on a large dam across the Robinsons branch of the Rahway river for the Middlesex Water Company. The contract calls for completion on or before August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rahway 10
Rahway
Robinson’s
Rahway River
Middlesex Water Company
Guggenheim aids school athletic work
The games committee of the Public Schools Athletic League outlined spring plans for four monster athletic meetings under league auspices for elementary and high schools. S. R. Guggenheim contributed 1000 to the fund to aid league expenses for the coming year. he has been league treasurer since 1904 and is deeply interested in developing school boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Public Schools Athletic League
S. R. Guggenheim
Guggenhiem
Eague
Fishing Trip Set From Passaic Yacht Club
John Holm es Louis Krause Thomas Haggetty and William Keilley prepare to depart from the Passaic Yacht Club this afternoon for the Highlands with plans for a fishing trip. South Amboy noted in route context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
John Holmes
Louis Krause
Thomas, Haggetty
William Keilley
Passaic
Church Services and Activities Schedule
The morning service at First Presbyterian notes a Psalm 80 18 19 theme Quicken us turn us O Lord God of hosts with a collection for the Board of Publication A 230 p m topic Prison. The Christian Endeavor Society meets at Keasby mission house at 4 led by Mrs Adrian Lyon on The Consecration of One Day Out of Seven. An evening service features It might have been and Yet may be. Monday 8 o'clock new board of trustees meeting. Wednesday 4 pastor class. 7 45 weekly prayer meeting with Thessalonians I theme. Mite Society Thursday 2 o'clock in the church parlor. Westminster Cadets Friday night. Grace English Lutheran morning service 1030 sermon Our Ignorance of the Holy Ghost Sunday school 230 Luther League 7 led by topic Christian Missions and Social Progress vesper 730 fourth sermon on the Lord's Prayer The Second Petition Sewing Society Wednesday, Luther League business meeting Thursday evening Junior Luther League Friday choir practice Friday night Simpson M E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Board of Publication
Hful
Christianeavor Society
Keasbey
Adrian Lyon
Christian Endeavor Society
Ella Deitche
Foreign Missions
Tomorow
Board of Trustees
Thessalonica
Thessalonians
Sunday church services and afternoon leagues schedule
Morning and evening worship with organ preludes hymns and anthems followed by sermons and prayers. Sunday services include Epworth League meetings at 6:30 pm and a Baptism and holy communion next Sunday. Danish and German Lutheran and Episcopal services listed with times for classes Sunday school and evening services.
Hydrants and Sprinklers Plan By City Superintendent
The city superintendent says hydrants and sprinklers are essential for fire protection. He notes improvements are needed and outlines the morning briefing as a start to prepare repairs and ensure reliable water supply for emergencies.
Braga Club Night and Birthday Celebration Noted
The Braga Singing Society plans a private Braga hall social club night with dancing. A birthday party marks Miss Martha Dressler’s eleventh birthday at 9 Park Avenue with a large gathering. Local real estate changes include Jacob Gerns selling 58 Kearny Avenue to Richard Henderson, who works as chief engineer at Barber Asphalt Works. Thomas Mortensen departs May 2 for Germany and Denmark. Other notes mention Miss Cora Pfeiffer's return home, five Geiling children recovering from illness, and congratulations to L. W. Burton and Mrs. Burton on a newborn daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braga Singing Society
Braga Hall
Martha Dressler
Park Avenue
Anna Smith
Florence Dunham
Florence Smith
Dora
Anna Dressler
Anna Peterson
Emma Peterson
Marion Smith
Emma Anderson
Gertrude Hienk
Augusta Schumann
Carl Schumann
Carl Dressler
Oscar Sehumann
Arthur Hienic
Hienic
Jacob G. Gerns, Jr
Kearny Avenue
Richard Henderson
Woodruff Place
Henderson
Barber Asphalt Works
Gerns
Lincoln
Cal
Thomas Mortensen
R. & H. C. Company
Germany
Denmark
Cora Pfeiffer
Trenton
Robert Geiling
South First Street
L. W. Burton
Salt Lake City
Burton
Ella Comings
Gordon Street
New House on Market Street Plans Shown
William Pfeiffer to build a two story frame residence on the southerly side of Market street near Kearny avenue. Architect John H Dayton drafted plans for a fancy woodwork exterior and modern improvements costing about $7000. Dayton also outlines a brick addition to Liddle Pfeiffer’s livery stable on New Brunswick avenue, extending twenty feet north and 100 feet deep. lot surveyed yesterday by Mason and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
William Pfeiffer
Kearny Avenue
John H. Dayton
Liddle & Pfeiffer
New Brunswick Avenue
Mason & Smith
Building Sold on New Brunswick and New Street Corner
Samuel Mandel sold his newly completed three story brick building at New Brunswick avenue and New street to Frank Wight of Woodbridge for 17500 dollars. Mandel will occupy the ground floor as a grocery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Mandel
New Brunswick Avenue
New Street
Frank Wight
Woodbridge
Mandel
Staten Island tract surveyed for Princes Bay Realty map
Mason and Smith surveyed 400 building lots owned by Princes Bay Realty Company in Staten Island. The firm completed the survey last week and plans to market the lots once the map is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
Mason & Smith
Princes Bay Realty Company
High School Baseball Teams Debut New Suits
The high school baseball team bought new suits funded by proceeds from a recent concert and will wear them for this afternoon's game at Amusement Park with Erasmus Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erasmus Hull
Roosevelt Tenement Sold to Stephen Fabian
The large tenement erected by Max Engelson at Roosevelt was sold yesterday afternoon in this city to Stephen Fabian of Roosevelt, through the Brower & Bolger agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Max Engelson
Stephen Fabian
Brower & Bolger
Baptismal Service at St Peter's Episcopal Church
Rev J L Lancaster will conduct a special baptismal service at St Peter's Episcopal Church tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Lancaster
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Evening News Highlights City’s Wide Reach
A fragment from the Evening News notes its extensive reach with more than 20 000 readers in the city, emphasizing how essential its columns are to the success of local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
Bridal Pair Risk Death In Daredevil Auto Race
Albert D. Austin and Miss Martha D. Evans, newly married, fled pursuers in a staged serenade in a touring car driven by Harold Meyers. With a freight train bearing down near the railroad crossing, Meyers steered onto the tracks and sped past the train to evade the追ing party, leaving the bridal pair to continue to Burlington and spend the night, then depart on a bridal tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Cupid
Albert D. Austin
Martha D. Evans
Pemberton Road
Lydia Evans
Austin
Harold Meyers
Myers
Evans
Meyers
Beldin House
Postal Clerks Plan Elizabeth Meeting
Elizabeth April 27 The New Jersey Postoffice Clerks Association plans its annual convention in Arcanum Hall Memorial Day with a banquet in Queen's Hall. Key business includes officer elections and a proposal to shift National Association of Post Office Clerks business from local delegates to state association delegates.
Frank Maher Arrested for Disorderly Conduct at Nicket
Frank Maher twenty one of 27 Watson avenue was arrested last night at the Nicket on Smith street by Patrolman Long for disorderly behavior and refusing to depart when ordered by Manager Brown. Brown declined to press the charge at court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Maher
Watson Avenue
Nicket
Smith Street
Long
Brown
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News of the World
State Rangers
Shamokin, Pa
Emma Eames
White Plains
Supreme Court of
Westchester County
Mime
Julian Story
Frank M. Buck
Mount Vernon
Buck
Mme. Hames
Grant
Morgan
Stokes
MR. Guggenheim
Volckmar
Rubenstein
Gounod
R. W. Macan
Mendelssohn
Epworth League
Mary E. Vaughan
Ladies’ Auxiliary
S. B. Greacen
Water Street
Thimble Club
Europe
First Baptist
Christian Endeavor
Boys’ Brigade
Fred Briegs
M. EB
Holy Cross Episcopal
C. H. Coupe
OUR Saviour
ST. Paul's
Jacob Gangs
ST. Stephen's
L. L. Friedman & Co
California
Postal Clerks
Elizabeth
Perth Amboy
the Eins
Frank A. Robbins
Earth
Konan
Tribunal OF Nations
Jerusalem
Tokio
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