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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1910

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18

Mayor Gaynor Recovers Pace After Shooting

Officials report Mayor Gaynor rests comfortably with improved voice and appetite. Doctors warn of two serious risks, septicemia and arterial rupture, but say bullet fragments do not threaten major vessels and recovery appears likely barring complications within the next ten days. Mrs Gaynor and staff stay close as Al-ders Mitchel and Adamson observe progress in the hospital suite.

William J. Arlitz George D. Stewart Borge F. Brewer Charles H. Peck J.W. Parriah Charles N. Dowd Robert Adamson Nav R Gaynor Cape Crisia Adasen Tie Adamson Cn Dowd

Regrets Is Shot Hopes Gaynor Will Live

James J Gallagher, attacker of Mayor Gaynor, expressed remorse and said the act was spur of the moment after learning the mayor planned abroad. Officials defer indictments until Gaynor’s condition clarifies. Gallagher in solitary confinement and watched closely.

Washington Post New York James J. Gallagher Gaynor Hudson County Jersey Edwards

Judge Refuses to Interfere as Gallagher Threatens Mayor Gaynor

James J. Gallagher, who shot Mayor Gaynor, asked Richard H. Smith to plead his case for reinstatement to the deck department. Smith refused, warning Gallagher not to involve the mayor. Gallagher then threatened to harm the mayor, while a letter from Mayor Gaynor’s secretary explains the disciplinary actions and policy on watchmen versus laborers.

New York James J. Gallagher Gaynor Richard H. Smith Smithtown St. James Smith Gallagher Gayher New York City Judge Smith Smith Town Lan Kmtwd Niye Aid Dock Department Iitfe Robert Adamson

McDonald Fined For Disorderly Claim On Gaynor Shooting

In Pittsburg on August 10 a North Side resident Joseph McDonald was charged with disorderly conduct after publicly declaring that Mayor Gaynor should have been killed. The court heard a quarrel with a neighbor over the Hoboken pier tragedy and McDonald's repeated assertion led to a stern fine and sentence.

Pittsburg Gaynor Joseph Mcfionald North Side New York McDonald Querrélei Hoboken Pier

Sympathy in Germany on Mayor Gaynor’s ordeal in New York

Berlin newspapers relay sympathy for Mayor Gaynor after the attempted assault on his wife. They note his official career and achievements for New York, hoping he survives to continue his work for the metropolis.

Gaynor New York Berlin Béun

Threat to Bill Edwards In New York City

Street Cleaning Commissioner Bill Edwards received a threatening letter signed A Friend of Gallagher. The note warned of a violent act and bore the word Death in the lower corner. The envelope was mailed from College Station near Columbia University, and Edwards said he would make no effort to find the writer.

Gallagher Gayher Washington Post New York Bill Edwards New York City College Station Columbia University Hedwards

No Danger, Mayor Gaynor Cable Request to Return

London dispatch reports Charles H. Hyde city chamberlain in Paris when news of Mayor Gaynor’s attempted assassination reached. He hurried to London to board the Campania, awaiting Gaynor’s cable urging his return. Gaynor later sent a message saying doctors report no danger and to not worry.

Gaynor City Chamberlain Hyde Washington Post London Charles H. Hyde Paris Mr. Hyde Mr. Gaynor Campania

Decline in July Exports Across Wheat and Major Goods

The report shows sharp declines in July exports of wheat, meat and dairy products, cotton, cattle, hogs, sheep, and mineral oil, with wheat dropping from 2,714,92 to 876,128 bushels and cotton from 88,469,508 to 68,258,064 pounds. Only corn and wheat flour rose, while seven months totals also fell compared with 1909.

Weather Summary From Wabellington August 10

Weather conditions report from the U B Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau notes a northeastward move of a disturbance from the lake region with diminished intensity and showers in the upper Oho valley and lower lake region eastward. Wide areas show showers and thunder, with cool in New England and the northern mid Atlantic, warm in the Northwest, and unsettled plains and Missouri valley through Friday. Winds vary along coasts and shores, with detailed temperature readings and tides for the day. Potomac and Shenandoah rivers were clear this afternoon at Harpers Ferry, W Va.

U.B Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau Wablington Lake Region Oho Valley Lower South Atlantic Gulf States Plains States Wyoming New Mexico Arizona Utah New England Middle Atlantic States Missouri Valley Ohio Valley Upper Lake Gulf Texas Middle Atlantic Eat Ait West Gut European Porta Grand Banke

New Comet Observed Discovered Tuesday Night

Prof Asaph Hall and a corps of scientists at the naval observatory in Taunton Massachusetts observed a newly found comet reported by Rev Joel H Metcalf of Taunton to Harvard University The comet moves from east to west near Antares and Polaris with rapid southwesterly motion Preliminary observations set to refine orbit and speed. Metcalf’s work linked to a Taunton Unitarian Church observatory and noted future predicted activity of August meteor showers

Hall and Fores Joel H. Metcalf Taunton Mass Harvard University Asaph Hall Bis Naval Observatory Jet H. Metcalf Mags Metcgif Halley Metcalf Tts Hall Antares Polaris Métcalf Maas Unitarian Buntingto Millaif Massachusetts Haley

Indians push to join white schools as day schools rise

The Bureau of Indian Affairs plans a broader education program for the next school year. About fifteen additional Indian day schools are to open, with perhaps six more before fall. Officials urge state and county schools to admit Indian children to white schools whenever possible. An Indian official says enrollment of every Indian child in a school is near.

Indion Bureau of Indian Affairs Ainsi Strayer Bliss Electrical School Chicago U.E Takoma D. C Letdgrapter Hagsdale Wood's Commercial School Court F Woon Finn Emerson Institute Soilea

Extradition Sought For Woman Over Installment Ring

Detectives pursue Mrs Irene Steiglitz in a Washington case. Detective Larry ODea heads to New York to fetch her under a warrant by Isaac Saks charging her with leaving the District before final 80 payment on a ring bought on installment. She posted 500 bail in New York after arraignment.

Larry O'Dea Central Office Washington New York Irene Steiglitz Isadore Saks Washington Court

Wets Win In Hawaii Vote On Liquor Traffic

Hawaii voters backed repeal of prohibition, with 7 284 ballots in favor and 2 188 against. Congress had left the decision to island residents on whether breweries saloons and other liquor interests should close. Details reached Washington show wets majority in the recent season.

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