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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1908

Page

2

Return of the Thomas Car to New York Parade Welcome

Acting Mayor Mae Gowan greets the Thomas car crew at City Hall after their World Tour victory. Crowds pack Government Stores and Wall Street as the car is exhibited at Times Building before heading to Buffalo for celebrations and a 24 hour Brighton Beach test.

ieGowan River Front Custom House Lower Broadway Consolidated Exchange Beaver D Broad Street Exchange Place Stock Exchange Wall Street Broadway City Hall Park Wagott Thomas Juieut Kennel MaeGowan E. R. Thomas Shuster McGowan City Jiall Park Times Haupt New York Buffalo Brighton Beach Automobile Club

Zust car in Europe heads toward Paris after Siberian journey

Scarfoglio reports from Perm in East Russia his Zust car completed a thirteen hour run from the Siberian frontier through the Urals. He describes European reception and lights at Perm, and progress toward Paris as the Italian entrant in the New York to Paris race.

NEW York Times London Italy New York Paris Thomas Scarfoglio Daily Mail Perm Russia Europe Siberian Urals

Hains Brothers Pursued by Crowd in Bayside Tragedy

In Bayside a fatal confrontation drew a large crowd and prompted an inquest set for Long Island City. Witnesses include Capt. Hains, Annis's family and yacht club members. Coroner Amber led the inquiry as hush over motive and threats linger.

Amber Bayside Yacht Club Annis Town Hall Long Island City John Tenning Capt Hains H. G. Rockwell Charles Roberts Arthur Andrews C. A. Birch-Field Lewis Harway Levitt Flushing Hospital Buffalo Grand Central Station Louis Harway Bayside Claremont Avenue Denver Flushing High School Harvey Rockwell

Annis Barred From Fort Hamilton as Hains Case Unfolds

Fort Hamilton commander Col Ludlow explains he ordered Annis barred after Gen Hains provided evidence. Capt Hains, accused of shooting Annis, is under scrutiny as civil and military authorities weigh jurisdiction and possible court martial. Annis visited Fort Hancock to see her children, while Mrs Hains denied infidelity and prepared to seek custody.

Peter C. Hains, Jr Aang William FE. Annis Bayside L. J Fort Hamilton Apt. Hains Col H. H. Ludlow Capt. Hains Ain Tams Ludlow Col. Ludlow Hains Annis H Ae New York Gen. Hains I. Jenkins Hains Haris Col. Harris Philippines The Sentinel Farnsworth Fort Stevens Ore Lieut Hainses Winthrop Mass Peter C Boston Fort Banks Pres T. Jenkins Hains Anns

Jenkins Hains Ostracised After Baltimore Murder

Special to The New York Times reports Baltimore society shunning Captain Peter C. Hains Jr. and the murder of Ned Hannegan in Fort Monroe and the alleged involvement of Jenkins Hains. Wife Mrs Hains remained devoted as the Hains family fled to Florida.

New York Times Baltimore William E. Annis Peter C. Hains, Jr Thornton Jenkins Hains Hainses Gen. Hains Jenkins Hains Fort Monroe Ned Hannegan Hannegan Maryland Virginia Hains Florida Mrs. Hains

Faith Davis SLAIN. Palmer murder theory grows

Miss Faith Davis sixteen, a grandniece of William Marsh Rice, is believed murdered after disappearing Friday and found in a power pond near Palmer. A neighbor, Mrs. Mary Deland, saw Davis with a young man near her Warren Road home and on the bridge a week earlier, raising questions about the timing of her death.

New York Times Palmer Mass Faith Davis Miss Davis William Marsh Rice New York Albert T. Patrick Mary Deland Warren Road Warren Blanchardville

President Roosevelts talks focus on Hughes renomination

At Sagamore Hill Roosevelt hears Fassett press for anti Hughes action with railroads and unions joining business leaders. McCullagh chats on police reforms and three platoon plan while other visitors discuss party strength and state politics ahead of the convention.

New York Times Oyster Bay L.I Roosevelt J. Sloat Fassett Chemung Gov Hughes Representative Gov. Hughes Mr. Hughes Raines Sagamore Hill Fassett Hearst Mr. Fassett John McCullagh New York City McCullagh Police Board Dio Navy Newberry Charles Shéridon Sagamore JA Stephen H. Olin W. W. Cocks Long Island William Barnes Francis J. Hendricks Herbert .Parsons Barnes Hendricks Parsons Buffalo

Stolen Horse and Wagon At 58th Street Madison Avenue

Announcement from Nathan Low & Son butchers seeking the return of a valuable horse and wagon stolen yesterday afternoon at Fifty-eighth Street and Madison Avenue. A liberal reward is offered. Also notices for missing items from others including a gold watch, July coupon, bank book, and a lost gold bracelet with rewards offered.

Nathan Low & Son Sixth Avenue Fifty-eighth Street Madison Avenue Low THE Times M.D. Clausen Department of Charities J. H. Gray Fuller Building L. & N. Bond Bank Book Harlem Savings Bank Tar Times Anna Begtrup Laight Street the Times Coney Island

Two Indiana Centenarians Dead

INDIANAPOLIS Aug 117 Mrs Frances Reigel died today at the Soldiers Home Lafayette at age 111 born Montreal Jan 30 1808 she had five husbands and said she would remarry if her last husband died Mrs Clara Peck born Palmer Mass Oct 6 1808 died at Terre Haute last night possessed of all faculties

New York Times Indianapolis Ind Frances, Reigel Lafayette Montreal Clara Peck Palmer Mass Terre Haute

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