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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1908

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Autoists Save Chippewa Crew From Gale Off Montauk Point

Capt. Macbeth and 24 crew members of the Clyde liner Chippewa were rescued by motorists near Montauk Point after a long battle with high seas. The ship ran aground ten days earlier, and despite pumping efforts the vessel began taking on water. The breeches buoy line was finally completed after four gun shots, with all aboard brought ashore safely and drenched.

Macbeth Montauk Point Caleb Hedges Charleston S. C Boston Merritt-Chapman Wrecking Company Hiedges Hedges Southampton William Post Frederick Post William Titus Scott Libby East Williston L. I David L. van Nosten Viola van Nosten Great Neck Emmett Woodruff Flushing Wrecking Company

Six Mast Schooner Ashore in Vineyard Sound

The six masted schooner William L. Douglas of Crowley Transportation from Baltimore to Boston with 5900 tons coal lies hard and fast in Vineyard Sound near Lucas Shoal in twenty three feet of water. Lighters will be sent from Boston to remove the cargo.

Vineyard Sound Vineyard Haven Mass William L. Douglas McLean Crowley Transportation Company Baltimore Boston Lucas Shoal

Former Episcopal nuns join Catholic Church in Philadelphia

Miss Par dee known as Mother Edith and Sister Marina now enter the Catholic Church at the Convent of the Blessed Sacrament in Cornwells. Archbishop Ryan officiates. they receive conditional baptism and confirmation and will make their first communion tomorrow. Sister Eliza, descendant of Missouri governor, also among the converts.

New York Times Philadelphia Miss Pardee Mother Edith Episcopal Sisters of St. Mary Peekskill N. Y Miss Bullock Marina Mother Katherine Drexel Dr. McGarvey Mother Katharine Drexel St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church Sisters of St. Mary Sister Eliza Sister Marina McGarvey Eliza Edith Cornwells Kemper Hall Kenosha Gov. Phelps Missouri

Girl Dies From Hydrophobia After Dog Bite

Florence Kirkman six years old, daughter of Ralph Kirkman, died at Kings County Hospital from hydrophobia six weeks after being bitten on the right hand by a spotted mongrel dog. The wound was cauterized by a druggist but dizziness and convulsions followed, leading to her death yesterday.

Florence Kirkman Ralph Kirkman Putnam Avenue Brooklyn Florence

Livermore Adds to Fortune In Stocks Soaring

Newport Rhode Island July 19 Special says John R Livermore sailed for New York on his steam yacht Venetian after a large and lucky stock deal on Saturday. The talk in clubs centers on his 25 thousand shares bet and a Missouri stock with possible gains in Brooklyn Gas as part of his recent profits.

New York ‘Times Newport R. I John

Speculative activity and stock trades noted at exchange

Total Stock Exchange transactions on Saturday were under 375 400 shares. Only United States Steel Union Pacific and Reading sold more than 25 04 shares. Brooklyn Gas moved 450 shares. John R Livermore and J Brandt Walker once cited as top speculators in cotton and grain are now in brokers suits for unpaid balances.

Stock Exchange United States Steel Union Pacific Reading Brooklyn ‘Gas John R. Livermore J. Brandt Walker Cotton Exchange

Lawyer Arrested for Extortion in Bronx

Abraham Van Der Noot, a young lawyer of 257 West 111th Street, was arrested at Third Avenue and 149th Street by Bronx detectives for allegedly promising to derail a grand larceny case against Alfonso Witherell in exchange for 150 dollars. Witherell had previously arrested Theodore Rinsberg for a stolen sewing machine. Van Der Noot, held at Tremont Station, allegedly took five ten dollar bills as part payment.

Abraham van der Noot West 111Th Street Third Avenue 149Th Street Tierney Remey Bronx Alfonso Witherell East 177Th Street Witherell van der Noot Tremont Theodore Rins Olby Tiérney Abraham Ae der Noot Park Ow

Roosevelt to confront navy turmoil at Newport conference

President Roosevelt and a gathering of top naval officers meet at the Navy War College in Newport to probe criticisms of the North Dakota and Delaware battleship designs. A possible shakeup of naval bureaus looms as officials fear a major clash over construction plans and authority.

New York Times Washington Navy Department Navy War College Newport North Dakota United States Roosevelt War College Naval Caspar F. Goodrich William Cowles A. R. Couden William Swift E. HW. C. Lutze Royal R. Ingersoll Aaron Ward Charles J. Badger David W. Taylor Richard H Commander Key Delaware Florida Utah Mr. Roosevelt Navy Naval Board

Sealing Agents Marooned on Pribilof Islands

Friends of Special Sealing Agents Judges and Clark fear they will be marooned on the Pribiloff Islands as government relief plans falter. Judges has served two years in the attic and Clark over a year. Japanese poachers in Alaskan waters strain revenue cutters, delaying transport to the mainland for connection with a regular steamer. A patrol presence is deemed necessary to protect seal herds. Provisions may hold until relief is possible, but time is uncertain.

New York Times Washington Judges Clark Pribiloff Islands Alaskan United States

Zust Strikes Bad Roads In World Car Race

Antonio Scarfoglio, Daily Mail correspondent, reports from Krasnoyarsk that floods have ruined roads from Nidji Udinsk, making travel near impossible. The Zust car has covered 2,526 miles since Vladivostok with 5,600 more to Paris, after four days of perilous driving.

New York Times London Antonio Scarfoglio Daily Mail Zust New York Paris Krasnoyarsk S.rfoglio Nidji Udinsk Tomsk Scarfogue London Daily Mail Irkutsk Vladivostok

Society Women Fight Fire At Stamford Estate

Mrs Hopkins wife of L D Hopkins of New York and her sister in law Miss Hopkins with two New York guests helped douse a forest fire near a Stamford summer house. Fire raged from noon to 6 P M and threatened the residence and outbuildings before wind shift aided containment. Local fire wardens and officials arrived to assist.

New York Times Stamford Conn Hopkins L. D. Hopkins Madison Avenue New York Miss Hopkins Stevens and Campbell Michels

Port Chester Apple Orchards Wiped Out Under San José Scale

Inspector Niles of the New York State Department of Agriculture decrees destruction of many fine orchards in Port Chester including those of Hobart J. Park and Mrs. Homan Clark. San José scale has infested nearly all trees, with Park spending about $5,000 on spraying. Notices demand immediate removal of diseased trees. a further inspection is planned.

New York Times Port Chester N. Y Hobart J. Park Park & Tilford Homan Clark Niles New York State Department Agriculture San José Park

Sixteen year old girl charged with grand larceny

Mary Rosenberg aged 16 of 638 Norfolk Street was arrested at Rockaway Beach for grand larceny. Bernard Bass of Bass & Lechinsky, poultry brokers at 307 Johnson Avenue Brooklyn, said their books were short 1100 dollars. At Adams Street station she denied theft and was locked up for a morning hearing.

Mary Rosenberg Norfolk Street Rockaway Beach Bernard Bass Bass & Lechinsky Johnson Avenue Brooklyn Adams Street Bass

Masked intruder seen on fire escape near West Fifty-ninth Street

Mrs T S Pentegast awoke at 2 am to a masked man on the fire escape from an adjacent building. Bellboy George Brown alerted police after she called for help. Police searched the building. no burglar found while guests at the nearby Hotel Plaza were roused.

T. S. Pentegast West Fifty-ninth Street George Brown Marron

Hitchcock Meets Western Leaders In Colorado Springs

Frank H Hitchcock chairman of the Republican National Committee meets Western state and territorial leaders in Colorado Springs to plan cross state campaigning. He avoids forecasts, pledges help for doubtful states, and aims to shift Western resources to Taft and Sherman efforts. A Denver delegation seeks a Western HQ. Salt Lake City may be considered.

Colorado Springs Col Frank H. Hitchcock Republican National Committee National Committee Hitchcock W. S. Sturgis Arizona Charles Cavender Colorado William RR. Borah Idaho David W. Mulvane Kansas Thomas C. Marshall Montana Victor Rosewater Nebraska Solomon Luna New Mexico James Kennedy North Dakota Cash M. Cade Oklahoma Ralph E. Williams Oregon Thomas Thorson South Dakota Cecil A. Lyon Texas William Spry C. B. Loos Utah Robert L. McCormick Washington George R. Paxton Wyoming Herbert R. Torney George Stone California John F. Vivian James H. Brady Fletcher Maddox William Hayward George F. Turrittin Nevada H. O. Bursum New Mexico L. B. Hanna Charles E. Hunter W. M. Cake W. C. Cook Wesley K. Walton A. E. Statter Gramm Charles W. Burdick Senator Warren Taft Sherman Denver Salt Lake City

Bryan Silent On Wheat Prices and Corporate Power

Lincoln July 19 Special to The Times Mr Bryan declined to answer how predatory corporations harmed farmers as wheat rose to cents a bushel since 18% and freight from Chicago to New York fell from 46.1 to 11.30 cents. He praised Taft on campaign fund limits and urged disclosure of all individual contributions above a reasonable minimum before election. Omaha Mayor Dahlman rushed to Lincoln. Ohio delegate Thomas also visited Bryan.

New York Lincoln Neb Bryan TIMES Chicago Taft James Dahlman Omaha Thomas Ohio

Veiled Murderess Recalled in Libel Settlement

Troy report recalls Hen rietta Robinson known as the veiled murderess who was convicted for poisoning two people and died in Matteawan Asylum. The story, later traced to Lady Charlotte Wood Elliott, prompted a libel suit by the Minto family in Canada. The Troy Times issued a retraction and paid $1 in settlement.

New York Times Troy New York Henrietta Robinson Matteawan Asylum Charlotte Wood-Elliott Lord Minto William Francis Augustus Elliott Troy Times Sheriff Wells Minto Canada

Tammany Delegates Meet Mrs Longworth in Yellowstone Park

Denver reports that Tammany Hall delegates to the Democratic National Convention touring Yellowstone Park ran into Mrs. Longworth and her husband. The group included Tom Smith Peter Dooling Peter Schmuck James Oakley and Frank Goodwin. They cheered and shook hands, grateful for the unexpected encounter.

New York Times Denver Col Tammany Yellowstone Park Longworth Tom Smith Tammany Hall Peter J. Dooling New York Peter Schmuck James Oakley Frank Goodwin Tammany Braves Mrs. Longworth

Noisemakers Arrested and Pushcart Vendors Fined

Samuel Rubin of 174 Forsythe Street was arraigned in Night Court for singing song sheet snatches on Rivington Street. Magistrate Cornell questioned under Commission Bingham’s suppression order, fining Rubin while four Fort George noise cases were discharged. Pushcart vendors Louis Kapas of 1301 Avenue A and Morris Hershman of 104 Junior Street, Brooklyn, were fined $2 each for crying wares loudly on Fort George Avenue.

Samuel Rubin Forsythe Street O'Neill Eldridge Street Rivington Street Cornell Bingham Patronnin O'Neill Fort George Louis Kapas Avenue A Morris Hershman Junior Street Brooklyn Fort George Avenue

Sailor Dies of Heat Aboard Alma in Gravesend Bay

Arthur Cropper a Y M C A clerk at Bath Beach collapsed and died from sunstroke while aboard the sloop Alma with George and William Miller on Gravesend Bay. The Bensonhurst doctor attributed the death to heat. Cropper planned to join the Bensonhurst Yacht Club next Thursday.

Arthur Cropper Bath Beach Alma George William Miller Gravesend Bay Cropper Arma Miller Brothers Bensonhurst Bensonhurst Yacht Club At the Foot of Twenty-fourth Avenue Bensonhurst Sanitarium Bensonhurst Yacht Club

Peary Sends Message From Roosevelt Crossing G St Lawrence

Commander Peary reports the artic-bound Roosevelt crossed the Gulf of St Lawrence and neared the Straits of Belle Isle tonight. The message from Point Amour via Cape Ray notes arrival at Point Amour Sunday night with fine weather, a good run, and a clear night ahead.

Gulf of St. Lawrence Belle Isle Straits Roosevelt Straits of Belle Isle Feary Point Amour Cape Ray N. F Point Ampir Peary Commander Peary Forteau Bay Labrador

Turkish Troops Rebel in Monastir District

Rumor says 7 440 Turkish soldiers rebel in Monastir and 22 000 more are ordered to the scene. Officers of the Third Army Corps threaten to kill all generals in Macedonia if officers awaiting court martial for aiding the Young Turkey agitation are not freed, and the army will march to Constantinople to demand the constitution.

Constantinople Monastir Third Army Corps Macedonia

Bet nearly costs life in soda cracker wager

In Montclair New Jersey Barton Longman challenged George Wallen to eat two large cracker packages in thirty minutes with no squids to swallow. Wallen finished the first quickly but choked on a second cracker. Dr W J Bull cleared the obstruction and saved him.

New York Montclair N. J Barton Longman George Wallen Wallen W. J. Bull

Cars Crash In Mount Vernon injuresSeveral

Two New Rochelle trolley cars collided on First Street Mount Vernon as they slowed for a crossover switch. The switch malfunctioned the hour 1 pm. Several people in both cars were severely hurt as one car was thrown before the other.

New Rochelle Mount Vernon First Street

Woman Murdered Found on Railroad Near Hackensack

Police investigate the murder of a woman found dead in a lonely railroad spot near Hackensack. Authorities are examining the scene and reviewing nearby surveillance for clues.

Woman murdered on New Jersey railroad tracks near Rochelle Park

Mrs. Ottilie Eberhard, a Viennese widow visiting New York, was robbed of 2300 dollars and killed on the New York Susquehanna & Western tracks near Rochelle Park, two miles west of Hackensack. Her daughter Ottilie Mberhard survived after bullets grazed her head and body. police seek Augustus Eberhard, her fiancé and suspect.

Ottilie Eberhara New York New York, Susquehanna & Western Rochelle Park Hackensack Ottilie Mberhard Augustus Eberhard Tie Rovchelit Park Hackensaick Dunn Ti Mund Amsterdam Avenue Ernest Koester Bergen County Central Avenue Charles Wunder Germain Passaic Junction Rochelle Park- Wunder Halian Eberhard Sherhard Manhattan Inn Street Edgewood Jersey Ebérhard Paterson

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