New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-03
Many Injured by Cars and
Motorcycles In and
About City.
FAMILY OF THREE
HURT AT HYDE PARK
policeman's Revolver Halls Cy'
clist Who Ran Down Girl
in Harlem Plaza.

One Killed and many injured was
the Sunday toll of automobile and
MOTORCYCLE accidents in New York and
vicinity yesterday.
Ralph Munder. Of Contincntalvil!e'
rear Peekskill. was killed when newly
rcpsired automobile, which he was test
inc. overturned in Brandon. II is sup
. posed the steering apparatus was de-
/ fective. Leaving the road. the machine
/ toppled over in the ditch, wedging Nun
! der beneath. He died a few minutes
/ after he was eXtricated.
Cecil Leroy King, of Riverside Drive
and Nincteth Street, is in st. franciss
Hospital. PoughkeeDsie, with broken
/ leg. broken nose and possible internal
/ injuries. Mrs. King received seVeral
( cuts and a wrenched back when their
/ automobile collided with a machine
/ driven BY Joseph Samuels, OF fougn-
/ keepsie. in front of the Frederick van
| derbilt place, at HYDE Park. The ten
| year-old son of Mr.. Samuels was taken
| 10 his home with a broken leg.
/ Harlem gave two victims TO me
motorcycles. Jenny Cohen, school-
{ girl, living at II East llOth street, was
! struck down while crossing Eighth ave
/ at llUtn street. ny a HlhNh'hN
den by Sylvester Grady, law c'erk'
of 1910 Halsey Street, Brooklyn. she
was taken TO Knickerbockcr Hospital
/ with broken leg. Patrolman CarroIl
saw the accident and arrested Iiady
on charges Of felonious assault ard
reckless driving. Grady tried speed
] away. but Carroll threatened TO shoot
Mrs. Hanna Hanrahan, of 45S west
| I66th Street. was standing on the SIDE
J walk at 2O7th Street and BrolCway
waiting for r. She started toward
! II when she was run down by Or. Paul
| Norwood. Of 233 West Forty-thlrd
Street on his motorcycle. A woman,
whose identity ne withheld, was riding
| behind him. ~
/ Mrs. Hanrahan was taken to va
/ ington Heights Hospital with :. tract,
ured skull. Patrolman Lewis served
/ DR.. Norwood with summons to appear
| in Harlem court to-day on charge OF
violation Of traffic rules. oo,
Mildred Maier, aged fifteen, OF lZol
! Southern Boulevard. The Bronx, was
taken to Fordham Hospital last night
suffering from injuries received wShen
she was pinned under an automoplle al
| City Island Avenue and Beech street
She was a passenger IN car owned
/ and operated DN hlNHdiu - ''NN
| 1855 WISE Avenue, The Bronx: "hen
( he lost control it ran up over the SIDE
walk and plunged over an embankment
/ 10 the beach Of Pelham Bay.
While on his way TO visit his father
who is i'll in ST. Johns Hospital, in
Yonkers, Albert T. Wilson, assistant
Ia; collector Of Greenberg, was struck
by an autobomimle driven by George
| Kachenneister, of Hastings. The son is
fighting for his life in the same hospi-
tai where his father is dying
An automobile owrcd by X. j.
Homer. of 331 West l0lst Street, was
wrecked at Main Street and Mill River,
in Stamford, yesterday morning. Ihom-
as Flood. Of 229 East Twtney-slXtn
Street. the chauffeur, was arrested lCr
reckless driving. The car left the
highway and crashed through wooden
fence after bouncing off an iron pole.
The occupants had remarkable es,
cape. In addition TO Horner and FLOOD
there was Joseph Hennerheld. o. 916
Kelly Street, The Bronx; Alfred Swar,z,
of 229 West 14lst Street; Edward
Craig. of 325 East Forty-second Street,
and Miss Catherine Flyn, of PIG Wills
Avenue The Bronx.