Removing the City Snow Leaves Main Streets Clear
The Department of Street Cleaning used 2,500 of its workers and 1,500 outside helpers to remove five inches of snow. Broadway from the Battery to Long Acre Square and Bowery were cleared, with Brooklyn and the Bronx also reporting progress. Commissioner Woodbury praised the effort and noted trolley removal and coal-yard clearance were prioritized to restore fuel deliveries and traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of
Broadway
the Battery
Long Acre Square
Bowery
Rivington
Third Avenue
Fifty
Brooklyn
Fulton Street
Court Street
Flatbush Avenue
Brouiway
Fulton Ferry
Wall Street
Montague Street
Bronx
Department of Street Cleaning
John McGaw
Woodbury
Col. Waring
Capt
Gibson
Broughton
Tower
Manhattan
Vesey Street
Metropolitan Street Railway
Bowling Green
Department
Broome Street
Fourteenth Street
Liberty Street
Cortlandt, Barclay, Desbrosses
Fulton Streets
Grand Street
Pronx
Jay Street
Pier A
North River
Tne
Cereeere
Eixtra
Agai Ae
Metropolitan Street Railroad
Sixth Avenue
New York Central
Hudson Street
Beach
Canal
Canal Street
Hudson
Dry Dock Railroad
East Broadway
Clinton Street
Columbia Street
Sunday transit runs with light delays on elevated and surface lines
Light traffic disruption yesterday as clear weather allowed both elevated and surface rail lines to run consistently. Trains on the elevated ran slightly slower, but overall schedules were kept for the usual Sunday traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occa
Snowstorm Hits Rocky Mountain Region Drought Eases
A heavy snowstorm swept the Rocky Mountain region from Northern Wyoming to Southern New Mexico over 36 hours. Ground cover reached six inches in plateau areas with heavier falls in the mountains, and San Luis Valley saw its heaviest snow in years. The moisture brings hope for next year’s crops and railroad traffic runs with no major disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
New Mexico
Clorado
San Luis Valley
Drouth
Mystery of Boy Death Could Be Cleared Up
Capt. Titus said detectives Brice and McCaffery will pursue today the clue in the Michael Kruck case. A new witness, a boy, claims a gang older than Kruck persecuted him because he is Jewish. The witness named the Ninety third Street gang and will aid rounds at several schools to identify members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus
Brice and
McCaffery
Michael Kruck
Eighty-sixth Street
Central Park
Kruck
Ninety-third Street Gang
Brice
Governor Odell Silent on Legislature Message and Police Role
Governor Odell remained in the city yesterday and would not discuss recommendations in his message to the Legislature or the Police Commissionership. He and Mrs. Odell made several social calls and planned to return to Albany today.
Gun misfire wounds Jersey City worker at market yard
Carl Schultz and Martin Deiutchiel, workers at Herman Welcke's market yard on Gates and Garfield Avenues, were in a storehouse when Schultz touched a rifle. He claimed it was unloaded but the weapon fired, wounding Deiutchiel in the throat. Deiutchiel was hospitalized with poor prospects of recovery. Schultz was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schultz
Martin Deiutchiel
Herman Welcke
Gates and
Garfield Avenues
Jersey City
Schultz
Deiuthhiel
Marine Overcome by Gas Amid Hotel Stay
Thomas Reynolds of Lynnville Indiana a young Marine was found overcome by gas in a Room at the Transfer Hotel 159 East Forty seconds Street after a late night. He was removed to Flower Hospital and charged with attempt at suicide. Doctors say he will likely die.
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Thomas Reynolds
Lynnville
Ind
United States Marine Corps
Transfer Hotel
East Fortyseconds
Flower Hospital
Odessa man named Associate Secretary of Congregational Home Missionary Society
Don Q O Shelton of Odessa is appointed Associate Secretary of the Congregational Home Missionary Society in the United Charities Building to fill the vacancy from Rev William Kincaid's death. He is about thirty five, has long work with the Y M C A, since 1900 served the International Committee as secretary of special religious work, and has been studying at Oberlin College.
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Don QO. Shelton
Odessa
Congregational Home Missionary Society
United Charities
William Kincaid
Shelton
Young Men's Christian Association
International Committee
Force of Workers
Oberlin College
Edward Albert Grossman Weds Mrs Wright in Quiet City Ceremony
Edward Albert Grossman and Mrs Gert rude E Wright widow of Lieut Fisher Wright U S Navy were married by Rev Thomas R Slicer at E Ellery Andersons residence 11 West Thirty eighth Street Only immediate relatives attended The bridegroom is a German professor and has a brother who married a daughter of Edwin Booth The bride is a cousin to Mr Anderson Her mother Mrs Boken a pianist was once esteemed in this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Albert Grossman
Gertrude E. Wright
Fisher Wright
United States Navy
Thomas R. Slicer
E. Ellery Anderson
Thirty-eighth Street
Edwin Booth
Anderson
Boken
Priests Transfer Shifts Parish Leadership among Local Churches
The Rev. Ference J. Earley of St. Peter's New Brighton is reassigned to the Church of the Immaculate Conception Irvington on Hudson, filling the vacancy left by the late Rev. Joseph H. Hayne. Rev. Charles Cassidy becomes rector of St. Peter's, succeeding Earley, with parish duties adjusted to lighter responsibilities.
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Ference J. Earley
St. Peter's Church
New Brighton
S. L
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Irvington-on-Hudson
Joseph H. Hayne
Father Earley
Irvington
Staten Island
Charles Cassidy
Harley
Haseen
St. Peter's
Woman at 552 West Forty-ninth Street Dead by Self-inflicted Wound
Mrs. Maria Noonan aged 52, who lived in rear rooms of a first story tenement at 552 West Forty-ninth Street, died yesterday morning by cutting her throat with a razor. Her husband reported she had been acting queerly for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Noonan
West Forty-ninth Street
Bare knuckle bout called off by police in Mount Vernon
In Mount Vernon New York December 14 police thwarted a planned bare knuckles fight near Hawthorne Beach. About 100 men gathered in freezing weather but one principal failed to arrive after being closely watched by a officer and the event was abandoned after two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Hawthorne Beach
Rev Dr Morgan Dix Recovering After Illness
The Rev Dr Morgan Dix rector of Trinity Church is reported recovering from bronchitis caused by exposure to cold in his house after failing to secure coal for heating. He was able to sit up later yesterday at the rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Dix
Trinity Church
Annual Financial Review to Feature Leading Financial Views
The Annual Financial Review arriving Jan 4 1903 will present views from foremost men of finance. It will include statements from leaders across commercial and industrial sectors and a review of the year's financial industrial and commercial activity with extensive statistical tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial Review
Coal shortage drives Sunday deliveries as snow binds New York
Amid a major snowstorm coal dealers rushed Sunday deliveries to hospitals hotels and homes. About 900 tons were moved by Robert Gordon & Son with 150 tons to New York Hospital and 400 tons by H. L. Herbert & Co. Bowery and Delancey Street yards reported heavy demand as Tombs Prison went three hours without a fire. Officials warned of possible arrests for Sunday hauling though no arrests occurred.
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Robert Gordon & Son
New York Hospital
H. L. Herbert & Co
Burns Brothers
Jersey
Bowery
Canal Street
Cooper Union
Tombs
Cortright
Alfred Barber
Barber
Joseph Cohen
Delancey Street
Kathleen Connick Takes White Veil for Sacred Heart
Miss Kathleen Connick daughter of Andrew J. Connick of 112 West 73rd Street joined the Order of the Ladies of the Sacred Heart at Kenwood near Albany in a private ceremony. Her veil was given by her uncle Rev P L Connick of Cold Spring New York and the Rev William J Ennis preached the prise d habit sermon to a small family and close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Connick
Andrew J. Connick
West
Seventythird Street
Greatcoats at 18 and 25 dollars
Stylish belted backs offered by a Scotch fancy coatings seller. Prices listed at 18.00 and 25.00 for the two models. Distinctive details emphasize quality and fashion appeal.
Connick Sisters Noted in Sacred Heart Ceremony
Constance Connick the novice's youngest sister bore the habit and Louis Connick served at the altar. Miss Connick, a June 1901 graduate of the Convent of the Sacred Heart, received a silver wreath from the late Archbishop Corrigan, the first since Mme Tomasini, Archbishop Corrigan's sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Connick
Louis Connick
Miss Connick
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Corrigan
Mme
Tomasini
College fight at St John’s College escalates to three hour brawl
In Annapolis on December 14 upper classmen from St John’s College hazed prep students triggering a large fight with over 140 participants and multiple injuries. Involved faculty plan strict punishment for ringleaders as Prof Rapier aided the younger students during the clash. John W Ela, Chicago Civil Service Reform leader, is critically ill after apoplexy in Philadelphia.
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Anapolis
St. John’s College
Preps
Rapier
St. John’s
John W. Ela
Philadelphia
National Civil Service Reform Convention
Civil Service Reform League of Chicago
Ela
Advent ordinations set for December 21 at St John the Divine
The coming Advent ordinations will be held December 21 in the crypt of the Cathedral of St John the Divine. Bishop Potter will perform the rites. Alfred Duane Pell will be ordained to the diaconate and Rev F W Roberts will be advanced to the priesthood. Rev Dr D McConnell of All Souls Church will preach the sermon.
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Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Potter
Alfred Duane Pell
St. Augustine’s Chapel
Trinity Parish
D. McConnell
All Soul's Church
Corley Named Diocesan Consultor by Archbishop Farley
Archbishop Farley appoints Rev Charles R Corley rector of the Church of the Immaculate Conception Yonkers to the Board of Diocesan Consultors. Corley born in the city, educated at St Francis Xavier College, entered St Josephs Seminary Troy in 1867, became rector in Yonkers in 1877.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Corley
Farley
Charles R. Corley
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Yonkers
St. Francis Xavier's College
St. Joseph's Seminary
Troy
Annual fair and festival for Beth Israel Hospital opens in Madison Square Garden
The Madison Square Garden fair and festival launches Saturday evening January 3 to raise forty thousand dollars for Beth Israel Hospital charity work on the east side. Twenty thousand dollars is already secured from advance ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Israel Hospital
Madison Square Garden
East Side
Mrs Turrell Heads Gospel Settl House Committee
West Orange resident Mrs Herbert Turrell has been named President of the House Committee of the Gospel Settlement at 211 Clinton Street New York, succeeding Mrs George Inness wife of the artist formerly of Montclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
West Orange
N. J
Herbert Turrell
Chestnut Avenue
House Committee of the Gospel
Clinton Street
New York
George Inness
Montclair
Christmas tableware sale offers stunning Gut Glass and Limoges sets
Advertises discounted glassware and dinner sets including 100 piece porcelain and French Limoges china. Highlights include punchy prices, chrysanthemum designs, 16 inch platters, soup tureens, and gold-traced decorations. Basement display with pint size decanters and bon-bon dishes.
Fancy Chinaware Sale Discounts on Vases and Plates
Richly decorated VASES and CENTRE PIECES in odd china with gold edges selling today. Plates in French and German china at half to full price with heavy gold trim. Cups and saucers in tea and bouillon styles priced from 25 cents to 5.00. French Limoges hand painted sets offered basement sale.
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West Street
Eighteenth Street
Lexington Avenue
Thirty-second Street
Rockies
Boy
Gov. Odell
New Missionary Secretary
Wright
Dr. Morgan Dix
Meriden
Ieth Avenue
Twenty-Sixth Street
House of Veuve Clicquot
King Edward VII
Royal
the Prince OF Wales
Saks
Saks & Company
34Th Street
Annapolis
Alfred D. Pell
West Orange Gospel Settlement
Ghis
18Th St
Wade
Main Fleet
18Th Street
Chrysanthemum
Frew W
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Bureau
18Th Street Side
Mui
Guipure Shams
Fountain
19Th St
Moanid Cnairs
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