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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1908

Page

5

SLAIN GIRL BIER FOREFRONT OF IRVING PARK FIASCO

A large funeral crowd confronts Patrolman Shellard after Barbara Reig dies in Irving Park. Police photograph and measure Shellard by Bertillon rules while handwriting samples are examined for links to a May letter. Family disputes the letter’s authenticity amid murder speculation and claims of a strangling motive.

Barbara Reig Irving Park Berg Mauser Street Gallagher Stagg Street David Shellard St. Nicholas's Church Father Hoffman Holy Trinity Cemetery Arthur Hack Miss Belg David Reig Bob Shellard Bingham Brooklyn Mulberry Street Oriental Manhattan Beach Baker Raymond Street Police Department Wormell Reig Coney Island

Roosevelt to Africa for big game trip after term ends

Newsrooms buzz as New York tourist offices report a surge of inquiries about President Roosevelt's anticipated April East Africa expedition. Speculation centers on routes via Madeira or Southampton to Durban, then by coast steamer to Mombasa and Uganda access by rail.

Roosevelt East Africa New York Madeira Southampton England Durban Natal Mombassa Portuguese East Africa

Navy Yard Strike Threat Faces Brooklyn Shop

Foreman in the Brooklyn Navy Yard discharges or furloughs first class machinists and substitutes inferior grades and helpers. Machinists union leaders warn of a potential general strike across government yards if conditions persist. Naval officials cite lack of funds as reason for layoffs, not to hire cheaper replacements.

Brooklyn Navy Yard Navy Department International Association of Machinists Emmet Adams Samuel Gompers Department of Construction and Repair Baxter

Nurse's Rest Home Opens in Westchester County

Caroline Rest at Hartsdale Westchester County opens as a world first social workers country club and convalescent home costing about 100000. George F. Schrader NY manufacturer conceived the project which includes a club house for nurses and a convalescent home for mothers. Accommodates about 100 nurses and patients with buildings owned by the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor. Members may invite other charitable workers. Opening attendees joined a Sea Breeze charity picnic in New York City.

Caroline Rest Hartsdale Westchester County George F. Schrader New York Association Sea Breeze New York City

Actor Cut In Street Row Near Twenty-Second Street

Charles Hendrix, actor living at the Plymouth Hotel, was found on Third Avenue near Twenty-second Street with a stab wound and head gash. He is at Bellevue Hospital likely to die. Police seek Patrick McCafferty, bartender, whom Hendrix accused of stabbing him after a saloon dispute. Neil Shaw, 19, of 223 West Twenty-second Street, alerted police.

Charles Hendrix Plymouth Hotel Thirty-eighth Street Eighth Avenue Third Avenue Twenty-second Street Bellevue Hospital Patrick McCafferty Hendrix Neil Shaw West Twenty-second Street McCafferty

Rail freight rate clash questioned by Tefft firm

C M Allen of Tefft Weller & Co in The Wall Street Journal defends proposed freight rate increases. He argues railroads’ claims are fair and just, urges balancing cheap rates with not harming labor wages or railroad credit, and calls for shipper and business review beyond self-interest.

C. M. Allen Tefft, Weller & Co Wall Street Journal

Dog Saves Polar Bear by Driving Off Deadly Viper

Sunday the dog at Bronx Park Zoo protected Dr. Nansen the polar bear from a flat head viper that had crawled into the bears den. Keeper Dick Spicer and Keeper Quinn burned oakum to drive the snake out and finished it with a cudgel blow after Sunday restrained the reptile. The bear trembled but the dog kept him safe, earning the keepers’ praise.

Doctor Nansen Bronx Park Zoo Dick Spicer Spicer Dr. Nansen Dr.Nansen Zoo Keeper Quinn Keeper Spicer Sunday New York State Nansen Bear's den

Love Letters Worth Eight Thousand in Court Ruling

Supreme Court Justice Tompkins at White Plains set aside an $8,000 verdict won by Grace Raymond against Naomi D Ring after discovery of a bundle of alleged love letters from Raymond to Patrick J Ring. The letters found in an Opera House pocket book may have affected the slander suit and trial. The plaintiff questions the letters' authenticity and the case hinged on newly discovered evidence.

Grace Raymond Mount Vernon Patrick J. Ring Mount Vernon Opera House Supreme Court Tompkins Sitnig White Plains Miss Raymond Naonie D. Ring Mrs. Ring Mrs Ring

Long Island drought warning cites falling groundwater levels

United States Geological Survey official Marshall Leighton says in Five years Long Island sees groundwater depths drop fifteen to twenty five feet amid widespread forest removal and drought despite rainfall elsewhere. Columbia University expert Berkey notes region not representative. reforestation urged to restore recharge, with NYC future risk.

Marshall O. Leighton United States Geological Survey Indianapolis Berkey Columbia Long Island Mississippi Valley Dakotas Mr. Leighton Atlantic Coast New York Brooklyn New York City

Yesterday's Fires Report With Various Locations and Losses

The listing details multiple fire incidents with addresses such as 1:15-1,638 Madison Ave and 5:30-149 Lenox Ave. Names include M. Rosenberg J. Guiness E. Goodman I. Lazaroff and A. Goldberg with losses ranging from $10 to $10000 at buildings on Orchard Street E 4th Street W 36th Street Montgomery Street and several others.

Madison M. Rosenberg Broad St J. Guiness Lenox E. Goodman Orchard St I. Lazaroff E. 50Th St E. 4Th St C. H. Tenny 36Th St Montgomery St A. Goldberg 49Th St J. T. St Espre 6Th St Casino Escgunor

Nick Carter in France and theatrical notes in Paris

The piece notes the French popularity of American dime novels led by Nick Carter and other familiar characters. It reports on Mary Garden’s success in Faust and Romeo and Juliette, Mme Rejane’s plan to adapt The Merry Widow as a drama, and The Simione bringing French theater to the U S. It also covers a marriage in London and lists numerous arrivals aboard ships including the Celtic and Lucania with many named passengers.

Owen Johnson France Deadwood Dick Silver Bill Nick Carter Johnson Atlantic Mary Garden Faust Johnston Mme. Rejane Paris Simione Thief Ivy. Stacey Tappan Junction London Arthur Hill North Marshall Street Philadelphia Hill George Sherman Batcheller International Tribunal of Egypt Saratoga Springs G. W. Barlow S. F. B. Biddle I. S. Buchanan Melville A. Clark L. Forsythe Rush C. Hawkins William C. Hesse Clement Just B. H. Old Vance Thompson

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