Flags Mark Fourth Of July In New York Harbor
Thousands celebrate aboard ships and ashore as steamboat lines and railroads handle record crowds. Roosevelt, Kronprinzessin, Lucania and other liners display flags. Central Park blockhouse and Battery Park raise the colors as excursions run to Jersey coast, West Point, and more.
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New York
Peary
Roosevelt
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Navy
League
Princeton University
Lloyd Lin
Kronprinzessin
Cecilie
Ctrusw
Lucania
St. Paul
Atlannait
Minneapolis
Pretoria
Reg Star
Finland
Columbia
Baltic
White Star Line
Central Park
George Davis
Park
Battery Park
America
Hudson River
Coney Island
Manhattan State Hospital For the
Ward's Island
Mabon
Asylum
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Grant
Benjamin Davis
New Jersey
Newark
Jersey City
Jersey Coast
West Point
Poughkeepsie
Lake Hopatcong
Roosevelt Fourth at Sagamore Hill Ends Quiet in Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt celebrated Independence Day at Sagamore Hill with family and a few friends. Fireworks illuminated the grounds as the Mayflower and Sylph yachts fired a noon salute. A baseball game was the day’s main feature with no parade or speech.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Ifill
Sdgamore Hill
Archie
Quentin
Loeb
Long Island Sound
Mayflower
Sylph
Jackies
New York
Noise-making arrests flood Night Court with young offenders
A rush of arrests for firing revolvers and firing blank cartridges clogged New York Night Court. Magistrate Kernochan eyed a lengthy session as fines, mostly five dollars, rolled in for dozens of youths and several adults. A later tally added sixty-three more fines, with harsher penalties for resisting arrest or attempting escape.
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Corrigan
Manhattan
Bronx
Fourteenth Street
Busy Day for Firemen in New York Fires
New York fire crews faced a lighter Fourth of July day with few major blazes. Chief Croker noted only two fires for him, most activity on Harlem’s east side, and he urged curbing private fireworks in favor of public displays to reduce property damage injuries and deaths.
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New York
Croker
Great Jones Street
Harlem
Post Graduate Hospital
Second Avenue
Twentieth Street
Ann M. Rykert
West Forty-sixth Street
West 120Th Street
Samuel Lefcowitz
T Ae
Eighth Avenue
Max Branderberg
Reilly
West 125Th Street
Broadway
Waverley Place
Byken & Co
Fourth of July toll rises with injuries and deaths in city
The city reels from Fourth of July festivities as reports show 48 dead and 1,124 wounded. Victims include Michael McCabe, burned and injured, and Tony Fargo, a child fatally shot on Houston Street. Hospitals detail many burns from cannon crackers and blanks, with numerous youths and families affected across Manhattan and nearby boroughs.
Firecracker and gunshot injuries flood city homes
A crowded list records dozens of children and adults treated for burns powder wounds and gunshots from giant firecrackers and cap pistols across multiple addresses in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Hospitals including Mount Sinai Bellevue Harlem and Gouverneur treated or sent many home.
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Lang
William Byale
J. Hood Wright
Rino
Matthew
Second Street
Lebeto
Joseph
Park Row
London
Charles
East Eighty-first Street
Loab
Fast Eighty-fifth Street
Burns
Lotti
William
Mills Hotel
Rivington and Chrystie Streets
Mercer Street
Lorie
Frank
Avenue
Bellevue Hospital
Levy
Hulda
East Seventy-seventh Street
German Hospital
Lamar
Andrew
Park Avenue
Harlem Hospital
Lagury
Leo
West 120Th Street
Welch
Frederick
Castle Point
Welsh
Chrystie Street
Gouverneur Hospital
Lagury Leo
West 132
Winters
Nathan
Benjamin
Samuel
Seventh Avenue
Willove
Willia
Weinberg
Jacob
Ninety-eighth
Mount Sinai Hospital
Wartendeberg
Harry
1884 Street
Harlem
White
Gertrude
Many Accidents in Jersey Fireworks Blast Injuries
New Jersey suffered with numerous Fourth of July accidents. The list names many victims from Newark Orange Bloomfield Passaic and more, with injuries ranging from burns and lacerations to amputations and gunshot wounds. Notable cases include Frank J. Smith a 16 year old Bloomfield boy knocked from his bicycle by a cannon cracker and James Merreino shot in the back while walking home.
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Meler
Francis
Third Street
New York Hospital
Ingges
James
Tth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Ingraham
Eugene
148Th Street
Imgard
Pierce
East Seventy-eighth Street
McDonald
175Th Street
the Speedway
Washington Heizhis Hospital
McGreager
Thomas
Y. M. C. A. East
Eighty-sixth
Manz
Otto
East Seventy-sixth
Martina
Edward
East Eighty-first Street
Polycinic -Hospital
Marsh
Harriet
Hendrick Hudson
110Th Street
Riverside Drive
Moore
Joseph
West 102d
Mecca4y
Frank
Amsterdam Avenue
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Mulliian
Alice
Fast Seventy-fifth Street
Burns
Murphy
West Eleventh Street
Maher
James H
Park Avenue
Harlem
McDermott
Lida
Magnolia Street
Gouverneur Hospital
McMebbal
Stephen
Geran
Merea
East ‘Seventy-fifth
McKnight
Ninth Avenue
McNally
East- Seventy-sixth Street
McCarthy
East Fighty-fifth Street
New Jersey
Frank J. Smith
Bloomfield
Franklin Avenue
Smith
Passaie
James Merreino
175
Yotner Talian
Conen
Bentamin
Matin Street
Orange
Conlow
John
Arlington Street
Newark
Broad and
Market Street
St Barnabis Hospital
Cowen
Roste
St. James Haspital
Duffy
High Street
Essig
Harry
Gainer
Morris
St. Newark
Geyer
Robert
SO West St
Walter Evseski
So West
Hore Gilroy
New St
City Hospital
Goldstein
Jacob
Prince St
Seth Israel Hospital
Warrington
Geanker
Ilaria
Sheffield St
St. Michael's Hospital
Martinson
Christian
James Street
St Michael's Hospital
Prest. John
Cross Street
Harrison
Paddi
Richart
Sidney
Edward T
Mulberry Street
Frank J
Young
Alpred
Oakland Terrace
Utay
Clarence E
Grane
President's party enjoys Cen tre Island fireworks display
The President and guests watched the Sea wanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club display on Cen tre Island across the bay. The cool evening offered great pleasure from the fireworks and the party dispersed late.
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Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Centre Island
Boy Patriots at City Hall Fourth of July Celebration
The Junior Order of American Patriots and the Junior Branch of the Anti-Profanity League held a Fourth of July observance in Bushwick Brooklyn with public schools. The Declaration of Independence was read at City Hall Park by William Alfred Mattison, grandson of John Hart, with marines and coast artillerymen assisting. The event featured songs, a address by A. S. Colborne, and a wreath-laying at City Hall Park and Fraunces Tavern.
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City Hall
Order of American Patriots
George Washington
William Alfred Mattison
John Hart
Columbia
Benedict Kaiser
A. S. Colborne
Washington
Valley ‘Forge
Charles B. Law
Greene
Stark
Nathan Hale
City Hall Park
Broadway
Bowling Green
Fraunces
Sub-Treasury
Benjamin Franklin
Record crowds flood Coney Island as two drown
A season high crowd of more than 400,000 visited Coney Island yesterday. Heat sent many to the surf where two drownings occurred Felix Simmons and Cornelius Brocken both cramping in Coney Island Creek. A shower at 8 pm sent many home though the island remained crowded.
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Coney Island
Surf Avenue
Bowery
Felix Simmons
Neptune Avenue
West Twelfth Street
Coney Island Creek
Bongardt
Cornelius Brocken
Franklin Avenue
Fireworks injures and near miss record across Long Island hospitals
Across Nassau and Queens, three leading Long Island hospitals reported no Fourth of July victims all day and one had only two cases. Jamaica Hospital treated two people including 13 year old Calvin Dodd injured when a toy cannon exploded as it hung fire, possibly sight threatening. Alphonse Borouson from Woodhaven suffered a powder burn to his face.
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Long Island
Nassau Hospital
Mineola
St. Mary's Hospital
Jamaica
Flushing Hospital
Jamaica Hospital
Calvin Dodd
Alphonse Borouson
Woodhaven
Governor Hughes Keeps Fourth Of July Quiet In Saranac
Governor Hughes and family spend Independence Day in a cottage at Saranac New York enjoying Adirondack quiet while Mrs. Hughes rests. Charles E Hughes Jr plays tennis with other visitors as the governor notes years of loud Fourths with his son.
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Saranac
N. Y
Hughes
Adirondacks
Local Address List of Auctions and Owners
A condensed ledger lists multiple addresses in New York with names and monetary amounts. Notable entries include East 92nd Street and Fifth Avenue listings, along with several West 46th Street and West 111th Street addresses. Some entries show exact sums such as $200, $100, and $300, while others read as unknown or trifling.
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A. M
92D St
Spring Street
Tony Sual
46Th St
Purcell
127Th St
Edmund Rich
Fifth
Ruben Siegel
Convent Ave
51St St
158Th
St. George Wetherby
FP. M
Waverley Place
Syken & Co
unlLerg Grip le Seas Feacock As Ag Ee Cte Ee
Samuel Lefcowitz
West
53Th St
Otal
Phind Ave
Max Wardenberg
West 111Th St
Samuel Nubenbeen
St Joseph Rossa
Park Ave
Rapoport & Leven
Grand
N.seigel
Hester
48Th St
Max Zeidler
111Th St
Samuel Rubenstein
First Ave
Max Duttinger
Kolbe
Lowery
Second Ave
Pte
Pea Tinha
St. Nicholas
Felix _Pulliness
Tony Schweg
Water St
John Handy
115Th St
E. Aarons
Edward Shannon
East 18Th St
Amsterdam Ave
Philip Buenige
West 14Th St
Concourse
Ste. Frank Knowles
Oas
99Th St
West 13Th St
Patrick Murray
Independence Day Cannon Fatal to Worcester Boy
Albert H. Abbey ten year old son of Louis Abbey of Worcester was killed in North Sunderland Massachusetts on Independence Day when a homemade cannon made from a wagon hub exploded. A fuse lit by Abbey caused a piece of iron to pierce his brain and he died within about thirty minutes.
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North
Sunderland
Mass
Albert H. Abbey
Louis Abbey
Worcester
Young Abbey
Heat and noise overwhelm sick man during Fourth of July
Frank Nickell a 36 year old book keeper of 459 East 157th Street with nervous prostration left his home and collapsed at 162nd Street and Third Avenue amid the Fourth of July celebrations. He was taken to Lebanon Hospital for care.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Michel
Henry
Eighty-first Street
Pres_byterian Hospital
McHelan
Hanlin
First Avenue
Bellevue
Moran
Thomas
East Sixteenth Street
Murphy
A. H
Third Avenue
Murray
Peter
St. Nicholas Avenue
Mineo
Charles
East Eightyfirst Street
McDonald
Linden
East 157Th Street
Harlem Hospital
Frank Nickell
162D Street
Lebanon Hospital
Injury list of youths from New York area fires and wounds
A compiled roster notes multiple youths and adults receiving treatment for gunshot wounds burns and injuries from a firecracker blast and accidental explosions. Hospitals named include Gouverneur Harlem Mount Sinai Bellevue and multiple addresses in Manhattan and surrounding areas.
Brooklyn Casualties Heavy From Fourth of July Accidents
More than twenty Fourth of July injuries were treated in Brooklyn hospitals yesterday with a police list naming victims and homes. Most could return home after treatment. several were hospitalized for bullet and firecracker injuries.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Kernochan
John O'Loughlin
East
Charles Labarrace
East Tenth Street
Preston E. Roberts
West 100Th Street
Woman's Hospital
George Pappes
Fortieth Street
Fred Fisher
Joseph Pitter
Belmont Avenue
The
Paul Josephs
Montague Street
Brrock-Lyn
Arthur Lucas
155Th Street
Jacob Goldberg
108T Street
Rudolph Brody
115Th Street
John Bowman
East Eighty-seventh Street
John Somons
Ninety-fifth Street
Isidor Kaufman
East Fourth Street
Grand Street
Kedward Hoffman
Bergen Avenue
Samuel Gross
East Seventh Street
Eiaraisan Fish Park
Frank Palmer
Manhattan Eye and Ear Infirmary
Michael McCabe
Chatham Square
Hudson Street
Mary Byrne
East 135Th Street
Frank Munro
West Thirtysixth Street
125Th Street
Tony Froekel
East Eighty-sixth Street
William Keil
East Brighty-Fifth Street
Harlem Court
Tony Fargo
West Houston Street
Tony
Vivian Sreise
Washington Heights Hospital
Mary Doyle
Broome Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Abelson
Abe
East Seventyfirst
Flower Hospital
Appel
East Eleventh Street
Andres
Monroe Street
Arminskia
Clinton Street
Abrahams
West 109Th Street
Ardisey
East Twentieth Street
B. Braithwaite
St.‘ Elmo
West 154Th Street
Brown
Jane Street
Bernstein
Crnouverneur Hospital
Benum
179Th Street
Bennett
Valentine
East 160Th Street
Branch
R. A
Burnell
George
Ogden Avenue
159Th Street
Washington Heights
Barth
Eighth Street
Bauman
Thirtythird Street
Bellevue Hiospital
St. Gregory's Hospital
Blaha
Willis
Trayrer
Sixty-seventh Street
Bullman
Adolph
Burgoff
Central Avenue
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge
Byrne
Richard
Twentyfirst
Budwick
East 19Th Street
Curry
Martin
Cramer
Philip
St. Ann's Avenue
Brook Avenue
Copplewell
Percy
North Fifth Street
Philadelphia
St. Luke’s Hospital
Conroy
Coppman
East Seventy-ninth Street
Czukor
185Th Street
Garney
Bellevar
Coyle
East 102d Street
Mount Sinai
Danhauser
West 106Th Street
Dailey
Damenth
West Sixteenth Street
New York _ Hospital
Devlin
West Twenty-eighth Street
Daker
Lina
Grove Street
St. Vincent's
Diskant
East Seventy-first Street
Duncan
Jackson Avenue
Coronaburna
Polyclinic
Dougherty
East 120Th Street
Dempsey
Harold
East 11St Street
Dunn
E. Elliton
J. A
East Fifteenth Street
Fischer
Fertigat
Louis
Madison Street
Fish
Max
Foley
Teasdale Place
Fraaz
East Eighty-fifth Street
Fox
East Seventeenth Street
Fleming
William J
East 128Th Street
Full
Sixteenth Street
Elynn
Katherine
East Twenty-eighth Street
Ferner
Herman
Tenth Street
Ferdensky
Ashler
Gavex
Ec Avenue
Greenwald
Sam
East Iftst Street
Glasifr
Seige Street
Sisonna
Gizia
East Thirty-fourth Street
Griffith
Garvey
Gelb
Hals
East 146Th Street
Clifford
West 126Th Street
Imammart
East Twenty-sixth Street
HOZ- Rend
Milton Street
Hulert
Sixty-ninth Street
Herstiman
Lexington Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Rose Street
Hanley
Prederick
Avenue A
J. Jonas
Eighty-third
Jacob S. A
West 126Th
Harlen. Hospital
Knipe
East Ninety-eighth Street
Knapp
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Kochansky
Katy
Rosie
East 101St Street
Katz
East Ninety-ninth Street
Kelly
Keanon
Lellevue
Klein
East Seventyseventh
Keilen
Pearl Street
Norman
Neal
O'Brien
Obrien
Newhulet
Ohlson
O'Neil
West 114Th Street
St. Luke's
Owourke
Rose
Gouverneur Street
Gouverneur
St. Luke‘s
Perry
Michael
Fifty-first Street
Poeaul
Beech Street
Polaus
Raymond
Reed Street
108Th Street
Pores
Quinn, Thomas, &S
Hariem Hospital
Ratzmann
Fred
East 105Th Street
Razzili
Fifth Street
Remes. L
Attorney Street
Grouverneur Hospital
Repin
Willett Street
Ring
Cannon Street
Ringdesen
Rogers
Ronanglia
Ryan
Ringdelen
Amsterdam Ay
Revert
St. Gregory’s Hospital
Sanberg
Bidman
Isidore
Washington Heights’ Hospital
Shierman
East 154Th Street
Sherman
Shepard
Joan
SIU
150Th Street
Sergott
East 167Th Street
Savage
Ler
Salfford
Ralph
Seymore
East 114Th Street
Silverman
Division Street
Perry Street
Smith, Annif
Sallit
East Ninet
Seventh Street
Sterner
Cari
Banon Hospital
Stivetts
Josem
Canal Street
Slattery
Charlotte
Thompson
Tortio
Cherry Street
109Th Street
Luke's Hospital
Vignaux
Vonderlein
Ward
Walworth
Clarence
J. Head
Wright Hospital
Willmer
Washington Avenue
Wiekkman
Cherry
Jersey
New York City
New York Times
Mr. Hughes
Adirondack
Boy
Gighuli
Lewis
Little Nasséus Street
Cumberland Street
Coxnor
Costello
Sts Third
Trullet
Feldman
Eva
Graham Av
Siooklyn
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Ganitz
Annie
Sanford Street
Mager
Walter
Clifton Place
Brooklyn Hospital
Meyer
Kent Avenue
Joseph Braun