Mayor Gaynor Progress Report From Hospital Visit
Physicians said bullet fragments do not fit major vessels and bullet removal not planned yet. They warned septicemia or artery rupture could threaten recovery within the next ten days, while Mayor Gaynor and his family adapt to a quiet, monitored convalescence as officials monitor infection risk and blood flow.
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George D. Stewart
Borge F. Brewer
Charles H. Peck
J.W. Parriah
Charles N. Dowd
Robert Adamson
Nav R
Gaynor
Cape
Crisia
Gallagher shoots Mayor Gaynor in a spur of the moment attack
James J Gallagher, the assailant, says he acted on impulse after reading the mayor would sail on vacation. He claims employment hardship and a sense of grievance drove him, expresses regret that he shot Mayor Gaynor, and notes the mayor’s condition remains hopeful as officials defer indictments pending outcome of the mayor’s wound.
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Washington Post
New York
James J. Gallagher
Gaynor
Hudson County
Jersey
Edwards
Judge Refuses to Interfere in Dock Dept. Case
New York reports James J. Gallagher, once a dock watchman, told Judge Richard H. Smith he would influence Mayor Gaynor for reinstatement. Smith refused, noting Gallagher’s past discipline and tied threats, including harming the mayor. A letter from Mayor Gaynor’s secretary details Gallagher’s suspension and the department’s stance on watchmen versus laborers.
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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
Ne Sui
Dock Department
Iitfe
Robert Adamson
McDonald Fined in Pittsburgh Court for Gaynor Murder Comment
In Pittsburgh on August 10 a North Side resident Joseph McDonald was fined and jailed for disorderly conduct after publicly claiming the shooting of New York Mayor Gaynor was justified. The court heard he and a neighbor argued over the Hoboken pier tragedy before McDonald declared that Gaynor should have been killed.
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Gaynor
Joseph Mcfionald
North Side
New York
McDonald
Querrélei
Hoboken Pier
Sympathy in Germany on Mayor Gaynor’s plight observed
German newspapers describe today the dastardly attempt on Mayor Gaynor’s wife in New York with sympathy for the victim and public, noting the mayor’s career and his work for New York’s betterment, hoping he survives to continue his service.
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Gaynor
New York
Berlin
Béun
Threat to Bill Edwards From Anonymous Letter
New York City Street Cleaning Commissioner Bill Edwards received a hostile letter stating Youre big and youll be wield that skunk of a mayor in 48 cuts with the word Death on the envelope. The note was postmarked College Station near Columbia University and Edwards said he would not pursue the writer.
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Gallagher
Gayher
Washington Post
New York
Bill Edwards
New York City
College Station
Columbia University
Hedwards
Mayor Gaynor Crisis Stirs City Leader Cable
London reports Charles H. Hyde city chamberlain en route home after learning of Mayor Gaynor's attempted assassination. A cableed message from Gaynor urged Hyde to return, saying doctors reported no danger and to not worry. Hyde planned to sail on the Campania, arriving Saturday.
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City Chamberlain
Hyde
Washington Post
London
Charles H. Hyde
Paris
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Gaynor
Campania
Decrease in July Exports Across Major Goods
July export totals show sharp declines in wheat, meat and dairy, cotton, cattle, hogs, sheep, and mineral oil compared with July 1909. Wheat led drops from 2,714,292 to 876,128 bushels, cotton fell from 88,469,508 to 68,258,064 pounds, and meat and dairy value dropped from 20,042,716 to 9,322,983 dollars. Only corn and wheat flour rose, while seven month totals also sank from 395,820,791 to 829,473,416 dollars.
Weather Summary for Washing ton and Vicinity August 10
Weather conditions report from the U B Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau for Wabblington on Wednesday August 10 8 pm. Disturbance moved northeast with diminished intensity and showers from the Upper Oho valley to the lower lake region eastward. Local thunder showers in the South Atlantic gulf states plains Wyoming New Mexico northern Arizona and southern western Utah. Cool in New England and northern middle Atlantic. warm in the Northwest. Unsettled showery weather expected Thursday through Friday into Ohio valley upper lakes western overtake regions. Winds along coasts variable to southeasterly. Temperatures mid 60s to mid 80s with highs 85 and lows 69 reported. Tide and river notes appended. Potomac and Shenandoah rivers clear this afternoon at Harpers Ferry W Va.
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New Comet Observed Discovered Tuesday Night
Rev Joel H Metcalf of Taunton Massachusetts reported a new comet to Harvard University. Prof Asaph Hall and team observed it from the naval observatory last night, noting a rapid south western movement and a dull luminous appearance as they collected three observations to determine its orbit. Summer meteor activity is expected to brighten next week with the August shooting stars likely to be brighter than usual.
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Harvard University
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Bis
Naval Observatory
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Metcalf
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Maas
Unitarian
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WANTS SCHOOLS FOR INDIANS TO ENROLL ALL CHILDREN
The bureau of Indian affairs plans to expand day schools for Indians and push admission of Indian children into white schools for the next scholastic year. About fifteen new day schools were opened since July 1, with perhaps six more planned before fall. State and county officials are urged to open white schools to Indian children. An Indian official said the time is near when every Indian child will be enrolled in some school.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Ainsi
Extradition Move for Bride Over Installment Ring
Detective Larry O'Dea traveled from Washington to New York to return Mrs Irene Steiglitz who was arrested on a Washington warrant charging her with leaving the District before final payment on an $80 ring. She paid $65 and planned further payment. she was arraigned in New York and held on $500 bail.
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Central Office
Washington
New York
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Steiglitz
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Washington Court
Wets Win In Hawaii Vote On Liquor Traffic
Hawaii voters chose to retain liquor sales, with 7284 in favor of keeping breweries and saloons and 2188 against. Congress had previously left the decision to island residents, and details have reached Washington.
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