26 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1913
Page
1
Public recital list reads like a jumbled program with pieces including Ve neer solos Sehnsucht and The Long Day. Performers H. Ki Dance and J C Wilson appear, with E R Cox and Amanat A eeeeee ius noted. May 28.
It was announced Sunday that Reverend Father J. J. McCormick will depart from his duties at the Tuckahoe parish, ending a long tenure and prompting planning for his replacement and parish responsibilities.
Principal Van Schaick states no definite information has been received on when Esther Phelps and other students will return as the school remains closed for several days. The reopening date is still unclear and the building has not yet reopened after being deemed advisable to close.
A dog show announced with silver cups as prizes. It notes who will judge and mentions that Mrs. Alec Crane will donate a cup for the best dog. Alec Crane has entered his Irish terrier that earned a ribbon at the New York Show last win.
In Tuckahoe between Sunday morning and Wednesday two youths and two men sustained injuries. A boy living on Herecken Street cut his right wrist and required many stitches from Dr. Austin. Covens of Westchester Park fell from a porch, breaking several small wrist bones and suffering bruises to head and shoulders, also treated by Dr. Austin. The narrative mentions Thomas Walsh, son of Patrick Walsh, among those involved.
The article reports Senator Healy defending his votes on the Blauvelt bill and Stilwell charges. He argues for a heavier tax on commercial trucks, cites conscience in voting, and recounts a personal anecdote about judging others fairly. He notes no conclusive evidence against Stilwell and emphasizes his stance on due process.
Fire crews from Scarsdale and White Plains battled a two story inn building used as servants quarters and a nearby farm house on Foninese Road near Simpson's Corners. The mercer house fire started unknown and spread rapidly with no horses available to haul equipment.
Richard B. Arrington, known as Ric Arrington, served as ident for seven years in Hartsdale, highlighting his local role.
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