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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1908

Page

16

Kosher Butchers Strike Over Chuck Meat Prices

East side kosher meat dealers and west side middlemen clash over chuck price cuts prompting street protests and police guards. Kosher shops threaten to close as Texas chuck runs out, with efforts to broaden the strike among New York meat dealers and packing houses.

United Dressed Beef Company Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company First Avenue Forty-fourth Forty-sixth Streets Charles Schumacher Broome Street East Side Texas New York Middle West

Kingston marks 250th anniversary with grand parade

May 31 Kingston commemorates 250th anniversary as weather improves. Major Gen O O Howard speaks on Lincoln at First Dutch Church and Wurts Street Baptist Church. Gov Hughes attends union meeting. naval officers tour Ashokan Dam site. parade under Roosevelt signal, 300 car auto parade planned. reenactment of Esopus stockade attack. fireworks close the celebration.

Kingston Rches O. O. Howard Burlington Abraham Lincoln Wurts Street D. C. Hughes Gov. Hughes Naval National Guard Ashokan Dam Catskills Engineers Ubmarine and Torpedo Flotilla Hudson Ee Clinton Idal Cel

Hendri Hud son steamboat resumes summer schedule to Albany

Henrik Hudson on the Hudson River Day Line restarts its regular summer runs to Albany starting tomorrow. Saturday's trip to Poughkeepsie drew large crowds with an orchestra and quartet performing plantation melodies. the Albany also planned a Poughkeepsie run on the holiday schedule.

Hendri Hudson Albany Poughkeepsie

Summer on Coney Island Brims With Fun and Fray

Crowds of about 800 visit Coney Island opening day with open bathing houses temples of tragedy and halls of laughter in full swing. A chimney fire causes about 500 dollars in damage as Surf Avenue buzzes with dancing ice cream and hot roasts. Police officer Luke Grace chases a car, a small dog darts between bike and auto, and Grace is injured while the motorcycle wrecks and the car escapes.

Coney Island Surf Avenue Stauch’s Luke H. Grace Grace

New York Cab Rates Cut Across Several Classes

The New York Transportation Company reduced fares yesterday across taximeter cabs, landaulets, extension boug hams, hansoms, coupés, broughams and victorias. Eight cents per mile with one cent per minute waiting applies to cabs, while landaulets drop to forty cents per mile beyond the first mile and fifty cents for the initial mile with a one dollar waiting rate. Hansoms and related vehicles keep first half mile at thirty cents then ten cents per extra quarter mile, with waiting cut to sixty cents per hour. Coupon books offer an extra five percent discount.

New York Transportation Company, &S

NYU Baccalaureate Draws 500 Students and Guests

About 500 graduates and friends attended the NYU baccalaureate service at University Heights. The combined church choir performed under Daniel R. Phillipps. Dr. Robert Mackenzie preached on conscience, warning that corporate “We” erodes personal responsibility and the sense of self.

New York University University Heights All Saints’ Church St. Michael’s Church Church of the Redeemer St. James’s Episcopal Church White Plains Congregational Church Daniel R. Phillipps Robert Mackenzie Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian Church Christ

Socialists Defy Paterson at New Jersey Convention

At Elizabeth on May 31 the Socialist Party adopted a platform and resolutions to fight Paterson authorities after two agitators were jailed. A meeting in Newark was planned with a lawyer and speaker, while Hugo Baum of Saenger Hall relented to host only after a dinner arrangement.

New York Times Elizabeth N. J Socialist Party Paterson McBride Newark Hugo Baum Saenger Hall Baum Trenton

Jersey coast to be dry this summer, says prosecutor

In Asbury Park May 21 hotel men and resort owners in Monmouth County fret as Prosecutor Henry M. Nevius of Freehold warns detectives will enforce the Bishops law forbidding Sunday liquor sales. He urges mayors police chiefs and officials to ensure Sunday closing. If needed he will act without local help to convict violators. Enforcement threatens financial loss to many resorts relying on Sunday motorist trade.

New York Times Asbury Park Ashbury Park Monmouth County Henry M. Nevius Freehold

Mother and Babe in a Cell After Brooklyn Killing

Teresa Felipe held without bail by Magistrate Hylan at New Jersey Avenue Court Brooklyn after she shot and killed Giovanni Mare on her husband’s East New York farm. She and infant child await Grand Jury arraignment at Raymond Street Jail as police report she killed Mare amid alleged danger to her six year old daughter Amelia. The mother’s recent mental breakdown followed an assault on her 12 year old daughter Giovanna now in Kings County Hospital. The husband, overwhelmed by events, locked himself in his cottage and refused to speak to detectives.

Teresa Felipe Giovanni Mare New York Hylan New Jersey Avenue Court Brooklyn Raymond Street Acolleon Felipo Marc Amelia Giovanina Kings County Hospital

Duel At The Pelican House Ends With Injuries

At the Central Park Zoo Uncle Dick the sand hill crane fought Keeper Snyder in a brief duel after alarming water work. The fight left Snyder with a bleeding arm and two wing feathers lost while Uncle Dick escaped back to the pond and glared.

Central Park Zoo Pelican House Sanchez Mhoolihoo Uncle Pete Signor Gomez Hidalgo Pete Snyder and Hartin Zoo Skeeper Snyder Uncle Dick Snyder Signor Gomez Keepers Snyder Keeper Snyder Bronx Park Zoo Schlosser Small Mammal House McEnroe Buffalo Corral Black Beauty Beane

Yesterday's fires list multiple minor incidents across the city

A column records numerous small fire alarms and investigations with times and cross streets. Names like Hart Bros and A Weinberger appear for minor property incidents, with several addresses in Manhattan and the Bronx noted and values ranging from modest to three thousand dollars.

Jewish Social Workers Name Officers

One hundred fifty members and friends of the Jewish Social Workers Society traveled by special train to Hawthorne to attend the annual meeting held at the Jewish Prefect. Officers elected for the ensuing year were President Dr. L. B. Bernstein Secretary Dr. Charles F. Bernheimer and Treasurer Morris B. Waldman, manager of United Hebrew Charities.

Jewish Social Workers The Jewish Social Workers’ Society Hawthorne L. B. Bernstein Charles FC .Bernheimer Morris B. Waldman United Hebrew Charities

Copy of Nestorian Tablet Arrives on Kennebec in New York

Danish explorer Fritz Von Holm arrived with a two ton replica of the Nestorian Tablet from the Far East. The copy features dragons hieroglyphs and a Nestorian ode and lists seventy five Syrian priests. The original tablet dates to 663 and was moved to the Forest of Tablets by Jesuit missionaries in the seventeenth century.

China Fritz von Holm Far East Mr. Holm Sian-fu von Holm Hiei Shanghai Kennebec New York Syria

Templars From Scotland Sail For International Convention

Eleven Good Templars from Scotland arrived on the Caledonia from Glasgow to attend the triennial international convention in Washington starting Thursday for a ten day session. Led by Thomas Honeyman, the delegation includes his wife and guests bringing seventeen in total. Honeyman notes Scotland’s strict temperance laws, claiming the country leads the world in prohibition and enforcement with late hours closed and no open public venues on Sundays.

Caledonia Glasgow Good Templars of Scotland Order Washington Thomas Honeyman Radiakacs Order For Good Templar Honeyman United States

Regatta Gerardi Stabbed Defending Sister In Greenwich Village

In a Greenwich Village incident Regatta Gerardi 22 was stabbed in the abdomen by Eugene Dondero as Gerardi chased him after Dondero attacked Gerardi’s sister nearby. Dondero fled and a hospital being sought.

Clam Chowder On The Wing In Brooklyn Launch Fire

A 35 foot naphtha launch owned by John Luger of Brooklyn exploded a gasoline stove while Mrs. Luger cooked chowder aboard near Dooley Street Sheepshead Bay. Firefighters saved the craft. damage about 500 dollars. chowder and hair suffered as a result.

John Luger Pharmon Street Brooklyn Dooley Street Sheepshead Bay Luger

Italian Killed in a Brooklyn Feud

Salvatore Cacciano of 84 Degraw Street Brooklyn was shot on a Manhattan street as he spoke with his mother at 88 Degraw Street. He died at Long Island College Hospital from a mouth to brain wound, with detectives noting a feud motive.

Salvatore Cacciano Degraw Street Brooklyn Cacciano Smith Long Island College Hospital

Ships Painted Here Debate Between Union and Government

Secretary Taft wrote that Panama Stee ship Line vessels stayed briefly in this port so paint did not dry and passengers complained of fumes. The ships had previously been painted in Colon and only in New York for about seven months.

Panama Stee Nship Colon Taft John J. Connell Amalgamated Painters’ Society Central Federated Union New York

Boy Mortally Hurt in Baseball Riot Near Rockefeller Institute

A Sunday baseball game on ground by the Rockefeller Institute ended with a boy, Jimmie Haffney, 10, knocked down by a brick and fatally injured. Police seek the assailant as fights broke out after a disputed umpire decision.

Rockefeller Institute Sixty-sixth Street East River Orients St. Ambrose Flower Hospital Jimmie Haffney East Sixtieth Street East Sixty-Seventh Street

Man From Florida Attempts Suicide at East Twenty-Eighth Street Boarding House

Henry Carleton Jones, 28 to 38, arrived from Florida with two suitcases and golf sticks, tried to kill himself with luminous gas, morphine, and chloroform at 123 East Twenty-eighth Street. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital unconscious. doctors fear he may not recover. A landlady reported odd letters and many business cards found in his room, including names of military officers, actors, and an insurance policy. authorities know little of his identity.

Henry Carleton Jones Florida East Twenty-eighth Street Bellevue Hospital Louisa Elberson East Twentyeighth Street Jones Henry ‘Cooper Stacey Hendrik Hudson 110Th Street Riverside Drive East Thirty-fifth Street Jgores United States Fond du Lac Wis Emily B. de Neveu E. van Arsdale Andruss Eightieth Street Brooklyn Edward H. Eldridge Chester Street Boston Walter Liewin William Stewart West Ninetyseventh Street

Fond du Lac Man Reaches Out To Lake De Neveu Friend

Henry Cameron Jones, a former Fond du Lac resident and nephew of Mrs. J. L. M. Wyatt, left the city in the early 1890s. While away he often wrote to Miss Emily De Neveu, resident of Lake De Neveu summer resort near town, who is described as a friend of Jones.

New York Times Fond DU Lac Wis Henry Cameron Jones JL. M. Wyatt Emily de Neveu Lake de Neveu Jones

Merchant's Wife Ends Life In Brooklyn Home

Mrs Henrietta Butlow wife of Simon H Butlow a New York woolen merchant residing at 1261 Fiftieth Street Borough Park Brooklyn shot herself in the head yesterday morning. Family heard the report at breakfast upstairs found her unconscious she died at noon after medical aid proved futile.

Henrietta Butlow Simon H. Butlow New York Fiftieth Street Borough Park Brooklyn Mr. Butlow

Death at Home Discovered After Boy Stumbles on Father

Fifteen-year-old Harold Blows found his father Frank H. Blows dead in a basement wood shed. A vial of carbolic acid lay nearby. Neighbors recall Blows as a longtime coachman for J. Pierpont Morgan and a familiar figure at Madison Square Garden horse shows.

Harold Blows West Forty-fifth Street Frank H. Blows Blows J. Pierpont Morgan Madison Square Garden

Jersey Carnival Auto Tour Planned for Montclair Parade

In Montclair over 140 automobiles enter a world tour carnival with five mansions decorated to depict Peking Madrid Yokohama Berlin and Constantinople stations for rides on June 13. The event includes entertainment for riders as cars pause at each themed stop.

Montclair Peking Madrid Yokohama Berlin Constantinople

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