New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
MANY AUTO ACCIDENTS
Police Records Show six Were
Injured in "a Hours.

According 70 the recOrds gdIIeIsu ~
d the police yesterday, six persons were more
or less seriously injured in automobile &C
cidents in and about this city ring the
tventy-four hours ended at midnight last
night. In most cases the accidents hap
pened al early hours OF the morning. when
fl was still dark and there vas no hin
drance in the way OF traffic - interfere
with the speed OF the machines. None or
the injured will die.
Shortly before daylight yesterday morn
ing Dr. Frederick L. Flynn, Of No. S+s
Willis avenue. The Bronx. was driving his
automobile along Westchestor avenue.
north OF the Bronx River, when the car
smashed into a milk wagon. throwing the
wagon 10 one side and hurting the doctor
and the three young women with him to
the ground
According 70 DR.. Flynn, he had been TO
Clason Point during the night. and w"s
returning when the accident happened.
The milk wagon. driven by Frank Guldiner
Of No. IS Chatterton avenue. The Brorx'
was on the east side OF the street. in vio-
lation Of the traffic regulations, but this
was because Of the fact that the street IS
being torn up on the west side.
When Dr. Flynn saw the warning red
lights placed about the torn I'D section he
turned his machine from the west 20 the
east side of the street, not seeing the
wagon. Before he or the women IN the
car knew II, the automobile had struck
the milk wagon a giancing blow. turning
il over on it's side and throwing the auto
mobillsts into the street.
Of
who had seen the injured lying in the
roadway. told Bicycle Patrolman kistler'
of the West Chester station, OF the acct
dent and the patrolman summoned an
ambulance from the Fordham Hospital.
While waiting for the ambulance, kister
hailed a passing automobile and pressed IL
into service. DR.. Flynn and Miss May
Green. OF No $40 East 143d street The
Bronx. were taken 10 the hospital
Miss Green was suffering from fracture
of the left arm and contusions, while the
physician was painfully cut and bruised.
The two other women were attended ana
then went to their homes.
When arraigned later in the Morisania
police court. Or Flynn and Guldiner were
discharged by Magistrate Cornell. after il
had been shown that they were both COM
PEELED 20 use the left side Of the street
While driving with hts mother In his
automobile az Madison avenue and so
street. yesterday afternoon. Harry Rose OF
No. uG F street. Washington. ran down
John Bolger a book agent, of No. y Mount
Hope Place The Bronx.
Rose was running his machine west ON
57th street and was just approaching Mad
lson avenue when B0ger started 10 cross
the street Bolger saw the machine bear
ing down on him. but was too late 70 step
aside. The automobile struck him squarely
In the side. fracturing two OF his ribs and
inju1ng him internally.
Rose got out OF his machine and with the
assistance OF Patrolnan Lowenheim, of the
East 51st street station. placed Bolger In
his car and hurried with him 20 Flower
Hospital where Dr. King said the mans
condition was serious. Rose was not ar
rested
An automobile owned and driven, accord
ing 20 the police. by Or. Jesse BulloWa, Il
No. 50 West S7th street, was going north
on Amsterdam avenue. ar S6th street, last
night. when IL struck Margaret Frietas and
her sister Mabel. cutting and bruising them.
The kills are both under eight years or age,
and Or Bullowa jumped from his machine
and carried them 20 their home at No. So
Amsterdam avenue. where ne attended
them No arrests were made
An automobile driven by Mrs. William
Murray. OF No. g West Goth street. ran
into a light wagon driven by George II.
Mason. OF No. 500 Clifton avenue The
Bronx az IS?d street and Jerome avenue.
last night. Mason was thrown out and cut
and bruised He refused medical attention
and was unwilling 10 make a complaint
against Mrs. Murray.