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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1902

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Clarkson to Work for Roosevelt in 1904 Campaign

J. S. Clarkson, named by President Roosevelt as Surveyor of the Port of New York, has been in Washington conferring with Payne and other officials about the political situation. He is planned to lead the drive for Southern delegates, with Quay and Hanna as rival factions shaping the national effort.

New York Times Washington J. S. Clarkson Roosevelt Port of New York Payne Clarkson Platt Senator Hanna Hanna Senator Quay Pennsylvania South Osborne Quay Mr. Quay President McKinley White House Mr. McKinley McKinley Mr. Hanna Senate Burrows Mr. Clarkson Iowa Mr. Roosevelt Plate Allison Ublican National Committee Mr. Platt Orr Orson

Review of Books and Art Burnett Cocoaine Ad

An advertisement under Review of Books and Art promotes Burnett's Cocoaine as a dandruff killer and scalp conditioner. It claims irritation relief and healthy hair growth, presenting a consumer product claim within the periodical section.

Burnett

Health Restores Promise of Active Life Ahead

In poor health previously, the individual has recovered and now anticipates returning to full activity levels, signaling a strong comeback and renewed vigor for future endeavors.

Senator Hanna’s Chances for the Presidency

Congressman George B. McClellan says Hanna of Ohio would be nominated if the Republican National Convention were held now. McClellan notes Hanna and Foraker are friendly, Roosevelt would be beaten if named, and Hanna could count on Southern support and solid delegations from New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Senator John P. Jones of Nevada doubtfully expects Roosevelt renominated but fears his election.

George B. McClellan Senator Hanna Ohio Senator Foraker Roosevelt House of Representatives Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Senate Hanna Delat South New York Pennsylvania Col. Rooseelt John P. Jones Nevada

Escaped Oregon convict kills two more in Seattle chase

Harry Tracy, the escaped Oregon convict, shot and killed Policeman E. E. Breese in Seattle and mortally wounded Neil Rawley after earlier killing Deputy Sheriff Charles Raymond and wounding Deputy Sheriff John Williams. The man fled toward Ravenna as authorities mounted a statewide manhunt aided by two militia troops and a $5,600 reward.

Seattle Washington Harry Tracy Oregon E. E. Breese Neil Rawley Charles Raymond John Williams Rawley Tracy Bothell Raymond Williams R. H Vanhorn Woodland Park Fremont Cudihee Breese Ravenna McBride Drain Tie

Convict Tracy's Career Chronicle From 1897 to 1902

The report traces Harry Tracy's crime arc from 1897 in Colorado, including the killing of Deputy Sheriff Valentine Hay, through 1902 escapes with David Merrill. It details robberies, ambushes, hold ups of pursuers, militia cordons, highway thefts near Gervais and Portland, and eventual movement toward Seattle and Puget Sound.

San Francisco Harry Tracy Seattle Colorado Valentine Hay Oregon Rainer Portand David Merrill Tracy Salem Merrill Jones Ferrell Tiffany Ingram J. W. Roberts Portland Gervais Ugly Columbia River Salmon Creek Biescher Ridgefield Patrick McGuire Alacenter Kelso Mont Tacoma Olympia South Bay Puget Sound

Crushed by Their Automobile in New Jersey Yard

Mrs James T Morehouse wife of Dr James T Morehouse of Valley Road Orange N J lies seriously injured after being run over by her husband s car in the family yard last night Dr Morehouse also suffers bad bruises the car rolled backward without warning as they stood behind it returning from calls no cause for the sudden movement is known

Orange N. J James T. Morehouse Valley Road

200 Little Trips by Raymond & Whitcomb Co.

The Travellers Condensed Guide lists over 200 summer outings from Union Square. It will be mailed on receipt of two cents to cover postage.

Travellers Raymond & Whitcomb Co Union Square

Colorado Special Outbound From Chicago To Denver

The Colorado Special travels from Chicago to Denver as a single night trip leaving Chicago daily at 6 36 P M. Low excursion rates offered daily via Chicago and North Western and Union Pacific Bus. Offices listed at 287 and 461 Broadway.

Colorado Denver Chicago Chicago & North-Western Union Pacific Bus Broadway

Richmans Accused in an Anonymous Note

Alexandria Bay July 4 Charles W. Crossman received an anonymous postal card accusing Louis L. Richman and his wife Rachel of New York of stealing a 25000 necklace and 427 in cash from Dr. and Mrs. Walter Delabarre. Dr. Delabarre will appear before the Grand Jury in October. the Richmans plan a western trip for about a month.

Alexandria Bay N. Y Charles W. Crossman Crossman Hotel Louis L. Richman Rachel New York Grand Walter E. Delabarre Station A Richmans Dr. Delabarre Crossman George W. Cobb Watertown D. W.rockmore Clinton Street Jones Emerson Ss. R. Ryan Joseph Martin Richman

Mexican Mining Deal Valued at 2.5 Million Dollars

Austin Texas July 4 R Laudebale a former Austin mining figure now active in Mexico and partners have bought eleven rich mines and two reduction works from Minera La Luz and San Juan Nepomuceno in Jalisco for 2 500 000 dollars.

Austin Texas R. D. Laudedale Mexico Laudebale Minera, la Luz San Juan Nepomuceno Mining Jalisco

Nantasket Steamer Schedule for Great Neck and Nearby

On Saturdays the steamer Nantasket leaves New York Pier 13 East River at 1 30, foot 31st Street East River at 1 50. It serves Great Neck Sea Cliff Glen Cove and Glenwood and returns the same evening. Adv.

Nantasket Great Neck Sea Cliff Glen Cove Glenwood New York E. R

Train Schedule Notice from New York to Chicago via Pennsylvania

A 20 hour special train leaves New York Street at 1 56 PM with intermediate Brooklyn timing listed as 1 45 PM advancing toward Chicago via Pennsylvania flroad, reflecting a coastal rail service note.

Chicago Pennsylvania New Yorkster Street Brooklyn

Fire at Hotel Rodick Roches Bar Harbor on Fourth

A balloon fire ignited the Hotel Rodick in Bar Harbor causing a blaze that volunteers helped suppress. Proprietor Founty Rodick and two rescuers climbed the roof to beat back flames until a bucket brigade finished the job. The 1881 frame hotel once a resort landmark remains a safety menace amid town celebrations.

Bar Harbor Rodick Mr. Rodick Hotel Exchange

Train Robbery on Rock Island Limited At Midnight

Chicago July 4 Two bandits halted the Rock Island Limited Express at midnight wounding an express messenger. They sought about $90,000 in a large safe and fled with jewelry worth about $300. Charles Nessler arrested as possible accomplice. detectives pursue across Illinois.

Chicago Rock Island Railroad Kain Joliet Charles Nessler Nessler Englewood Midlothian Illinois

William J. Lee Arrested for Window Destruction in Trenton

William J. Lee was arrested after throwing a stone through Prof. William M. Mumper’s West State Street window. He faces $200 bail, with accusations tied to a dispute over a laborer’s alleged theft. Lee linked his actions to conflicts with J P Morgan and the United States Steel Corporation era.

Trenton N. J William J. Lee William M. Mumper West State Street Lee United States Steel Corporation J. P. Morgan New Jersey Steel and Iron Company Phoenix Iron Works Mr. Morgan

Marion Collen to wed Percival Jones in Boston ceremony

TOLEDO Ohio July 4 Miss Marion G Collen once leading lady of Shore Acres will marry Percival Jones elder son of Golden Rule Mayor Jones of Toledo The Dorchester Mass girl played Helen Barry in Herne's Shore Acres Her sister will be a bridesmaid The ceremony will be in St Peter's Church Boston on Aug 19.

Toledo Ohio Marion G. Collen Shore Acres Percival Jones

Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Ad Claims Genuine Source

An Adv. promotes Carlsbad Sprudel Salt as a genuine product, urging readers to ensure authenticity by obtaining the real item from Carlsbad. The notice emphasizes brand legitimacy and advises vigilance against imitations.

Carlsbad

Coolest Restaurant in Pawn on Columbus Av and 66th

A description of a dining spot offering a la carte service with wines and music. The venue, touted as the cool local restaurant, features Columbus Avenue at 66th as its location and highlights wine choices and live ambience.

Pawn Columbus

Train Kills Two Greenwich Waitresses in Tragic Accident

In Greenwich Connecticut a Boston express struck two young women near the station as they crossed the tracks. Nellie E. Riley from Boston and Jennie Price were believed college girls working as waitresses at Edgewood Inn. One sacrificed herself to save the other, dying at the scene. the second died later in the morgue.

Greenwich Conn Boston Express New York, New Haven and Hartford Road New York Grand Central Station Greenwich Station Robert M. Bruce Nellie E. Riley Jennie Price Miss Riley Boston New Edgewood Inn Riley Greenwich Avenue John E. Ray Edgewood Inn Shute Jones Miss Price

Tragedy on Rail Tracks Near Wallace Town

James Partridge and two young Smith children crossed the Delaware Lackawanna and Western tracks at Wallace when a train struck the buggy. Partridge was injured in the legs, and one child, a two year old girl, was killed.

Rochester N. Y James Partridge Smith Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Wallace Partridge

Football player rescues man from surf at Ocean Grove

H R Reiter of Princeton Theological Seminary, known as a football player, rescued Harry Burtsell of Orange from drowning off Ocean Grove. Burtsell cramps beyond depth, Albert Francis and selfuss and Harrison aided, Reiter reached in time with the surfboat Princeton. Burtsell revived after rescue and is out of danger tonight.

Asbury Park N. J H. R. Reiter Princeton Theological Seminary Harry Burtsell Orange Ocean Grove Burtsell Albert Francis Francis Selfuss Harrison Princeton Harvard Reiter

Prof O Malley gravely ill as arrest of wife shocks family

In Philadelphia Prof Austin O Malley lies in critical condition at St Agnes Hospital after a relapse. His wife Mrs O Malley and William J Hearin were moved to Moyamensing Prison on larceny charges tied to jewels stolen from the professor's brother. Bail of 1200 dollars awaits in Central Police Court next Thursday. Local authorities may pursue additional charges from South Bend Indiana where the couple previously lived.

Philadelphia Austin O'Malley St. Agnes’s Hospital

Special excursions to Lackawanna picnic resort on July 4 and 6

Special round trips from New York to Cranberry Lake and back for July 4 and 6. July 6 train from New York departs 8:45 A. M. returning Cranberry Lake 6:30 P. M. Also Hudson River Day Line trip from New Landing West 120th St. at 9:15 A. M. details support refined pleasure and music activities.

Cranberry Lake The Lackawanna Railroad New York Hudson River New Landing West 120Th St

Wreck on Fonda Johns town and Gloversville Railroad

A Gloversville dispatch reports sixteen killed and twenty-nine injured in a late night wreck on the Fonda Johns town and Gloversville Railroad three miles from Schenectady New York. Details are not yet available.

Fonda, Johnstown and Gloversville Schenectady N. Y

Motor train wrecker caught in the act at Brooklyn

John Brady, 26, allegedly insane, tried to wreck a crowded motor train at New Utrecht Avenue and Sixty second Street Brooklyn at 11 30 last night. Police officer O Connell nabbed him before the collision. Brady faces arraignment in Coney Island Court.

New Utrecht Avenue Sixty-second Street Brooklyn John Brady Sixty-first Street Bath Beach O’connell Ulmer Park Brooklyn Bridge Brady O'Connell Capt. Levy Coney Island Court

Houseboat Family in Peril on Mississippi River

Edward Witfield and his wife and two children drift helplessly aboard a houseboat on the Mississippi near Ven ice, after the craft broke from its moorings. Witfield dives from the Illinois bank to overtake the vessel as it nears Eads Bridge piers, managing to reach and steer the boat to safety with his wife.

ST. Louis Mississippi Edward Witfield Illinois Venice Witfield Bridge Eads Bridge

Roosevelt visit electrifies Pittsburg with huge July crowd

President Theodore Roosevelt drew about half a million people in Pittsburg on July 4, 1905. The parade stretched four miles from Union Station to Schenley Park as Gov. Stone and lawmakers waved, with 200,000 spectators in the amphitheater hillside. Roosevelt spoke on peace in the Philippines and Cuba policy, praising the Constitution and Declaration as guiding national strength.

Pittsburg Penn Theodore Roosevelt Allegheny Union Station Schenley Park Roosevelt Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania Railroad George T. Oliver Knox Shady Side Station Hampton Battery Pennsylvania National Guard Bedford Avenue Basin J. C. Brown United States P. C. Knox George B. Cortelyou Sheridan John A. Wylie Sheridan Cavalry Troop Tyrone Boys Wylie Liberty Avenue Gov W. A. Stone Dalzell Acheson, Jack Graham Samuel W. Pennypacker Robert E. Pattison Philadelphia Albert J. Barr Fifth Avenue Grant's Hill United German Societies of John H. Prugh Willis J. Hulings The

Powdermakers Celebrate DuPont Founding Centennial

Wilmington July 4 The great powder making firm E I DuPont de Nemours and Co marked its 100th anniversary with a mammoth picnic for about 3000 employees and families at the Wilmington Country Club Brandywine grounds. Cars from Carneys Point N J and bands and vaudeville entertained. The company spent about 10000 for the guests with T Coleman Dupont and Alfred I Dupont present.

Wilmington Del E. I. Dupont, de Nemouri & Co Wilmington Country Club Brandywine Carneys Point N. J T. Coleman Dupont Alfred I. Dupont

Made Fortune With Popcorn From Small Start

A decade of hardship after a sheriff sale left the Humphrey family nearly ruined by debt. They moved to Cleveland with $100, sold popcorn, then bought Euclid Beach and Forest City Parks. Now they own three stores and are worth close to a million dollars from popcorn and candy ventures.

Cleveland Humphrey Harlow David Emma Humphreys Euclid Beach Forest City

The Train of the Century Is the Pennsylvania Special

Daily runs between New York and Chicago in twenty hours. Adv hot weather r appetits and diges tion cured by Johann Hoff's Tract. Cheap substitute liable to harm.

Pennsylvania New York Chicago Johann Hoff

Also Mentioned on This Page

McClellan Convict Tracy Grand Jury Bar Harbor Hotel Prof W. M. Mumper Trenton, N. J Wilf Golden Rule Train Princeton Seminary Prof. O’malley Philippines Cuba Western Field of Nations Dupont, de Nemouri & Co Wilmington, del
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