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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1910

Page

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Train Kills Two Girls at Hempstead Crossing

A southbound train struck an automobile carrying Andrew Crawford and his daughters Charlotte 19 and Jeannette 17 at Tally-ho Crossing Valley Stream. The crash near Merrick Road killed both women, with Crawford and the chauffeur injured. Dr J M Foster arriving too late to save them. Neugenbauer the driver fled but was later detained.

Hempstead Long Island Railroad Brooklyn Charlotte M Jeannette Crawford Riverdale Avenue Riverdale Albany Post Road 253Dd Street Manhattan Andrew Crawford Twenty-sixth Street Long Beach Mr. Crawford Charles Neugenbauer Zerega Avenue Westchester Village Lynbrook Long Island Merrick Road South Shore Crawford Neugenbauer Charlotte Crawford Soctor Dr. Foster

Aviator Wachter killed at Rheims air meet

Special Cable to The New York Times reports a fatal crash at the Rheims meeting in Betheny Plain. Wachter, a young mechanic making his public debut, perished when an Antoinette monoplane folded its wings during a descent, plunging 500 feet.

New York Rheims France Betheny Plain Wachter

Panic at East Side Fire Rouses Crowds at Broome Street

A small blaze in Jacob Goldberg’s fifth floor rooms at 161 163 Broome Street caused hundreds to gather and fear prisoners inside. Fire crews from Delancey Street Station contained the fire after delays, as Goldberg received treatment at Gouverneur Hospital for burns.

Broome Street Delancey Street Jacob Goldberg Goldberg Capt Doty Gouverneur Hospital

Dying hero urges bystanders to save women at Canarsie

Charles Rose a Brooklyn Rapid Transit switchman was fatally injured when a train moved as he tried to jump to the station from the platform. He urged onlookers to take the women away, saying he was not suffering much and that this was no place for ladies. He died shortly after admission to hospital.

Dulfer Canarsie Charles Rose Brooklyn Rapid Transit Line Itoo Rose Manhattan

Safe and Sane Fund Gone in Little Washington

Pittsburg July 3 A New York promoter named William Saynor collected 1500 to 2000 from Little Washington merchants for a safe and sane Fourth. He left for Pittsburg and hasn t been heard from since. Merchants voted for a quiet celebration and may consider balloon ascent next year.

New York Times Pittsburg Little Washington William Saynor New York

Anti Vatican Parade In Madrid Demonstration Without Disorder

A large demonstration organized by Republicans and Socialists in Madrid protested Vatican interference in civil affairs. Ex-Premier Moret and Liberal, Republican, and Socialist leaders joined the march along the belt lane route across several provinces, with no disorder reported.

Madrid Vatican Church Moret P Mile Peroughon

Harman Test Flight Ends in Aircraft Wreck

A new machine built by William Watson crashes to the ground during a test flight with a passenger aboard. injury reports are unclear, but the incident halted further testing pending investigation by engineers.

Four Bathers Drown at Local Beaches in Heat Wave

A noon to dusk spree of drownings at Rockaway, Jamaica Bay, and the Hudson left four men dead and a 12-year-old boy missing. Espiros Ekononos 18 of 277 Columbus Avenue and others from Brooklyn are named among the victims. lifesavers and police doubled efforts as crowds watched.

Tfe Rockaway Beach Jamaica Bay Hudson River Hudson Ekonos Espiros Columbus Avenue Eighty-third Street Foist&r. Thomas Linwood Street Brooklyn Rockaway William Columbia Place Schwartz David East Fourth Street Dodge Avenue William Haut Hassock Island Homas Foster Seabright Avenue Edward Foster Espiros Ekononos West Eighty-third Street Nicolas Fkononos West 146Th Street Gordon Fletcher S47 West 143Th Street Winterbottom

Times Preview Emphasizes Early Orders for Sunday Papers

The notice urges readers to place orders with news dealers now to ensure they receive next Sunday's Times. It highlights the importance of advance submission to secure delivery of the edition featuring forthcoming features and sections.

Baltic Collision With Oil Tanker Off Fire Island

White Star Line ship Baltic collides with Standard Oil tanker off Fire Island and sustains a six foot bow hole. One Baltic sailor is missing after patching the hole with sailcloth and canvas. Passengers panic but are calmed by officers as the Baltic resumes course toward New York.

White Star Baltic Fire Island New York Rawson Newcastle England Armstrong, Mitchell & Co German-American Petroleum Company Port Richmond N. Y Burlee Dry Dock Company Standard Oil Company

Woman's Body Found on Yonkers Beach

Police investigate a beach death matching description of Miss Winifred Snyder of Manhattan or stage actress Marion Taylor. The body is a young woman about 25, 113 pounds, dark hair, found near Culver Street bathing beach after river exposure. A four-in-a-rowboat party sank in the Hudson on June 22 near the incident.

Otto Waters Riverdale Avenue Culver Street Yonkers Winifred Snyder 1241St 124Th Street Manhattan Marion Taylor Hudson River

Albany and Syracuse Play Ball After Sacred Music Protest

Albany defeated Syracuse in a Sunday game at Star Park after a band concert of sacred music. Admission was charged for the concert but the ball was free due to ministerial protests against Sunday ball. The Sheriff District Attorney and team attorney attended. no arrests were made as ministers' stance could influence further action.

Syracuse N. Y Albany Star Park Syracuse Ministerial Association Syracuse Battery

Aviators Gather at Atlantic City

Glenn Curtiss’s biplane was assembled on the Atlantic City pier as he travels from New York to fetch the case for the machine. He plans a noon flight attempt tomorrow with Charles K. Hamilton expected to arrive, while other figures may come later. details remain uncertain.

Charles K. Hamilton Armand Malard Harmon Malard William Watson Brunner Curtiss Mr. Watson Watson Wateoh Hamilton Garden City Greenwich Conn Commodore E. C. Benedict Mr. Harmon Commodore Benedict Fli Country Life In America Atlantic City N. J Glenn Curtiss New York Sale Cink Neeies Baldwin Wienmashman

Expulsions of Jews spread from Kieff suburbs

The report from Kieff on July 3 describes continued expulsions of Jews from Solomenka and Demieffka, with rents rising as Orthodox residents sue the governor for intervention. Newcomers face two expulsion methods: settlement delay or passport control along routes to distant destinations.

Kieff Russia Solomenka Demiéffka Demieffka

Baltic News After Midnight Collision With German Freighter

A Baltic collision with a German freighter occurred Friday morning but details remained scarce. The Baltic steamed to port with pumps running after steering toward New York Harbor, while officials withheld information to avoid alarm among relatives.

Baltic Fire Island Ambrose Channel Uut White Star Line Iteels New York Harbor White Star J. B. Ranson

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