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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1908

Page

3

High speed chase ends with crash and arrests on Merrick Road

Lieut McDonald and two policemen chased racing cars along Merrick Road Jamaica. The pursued car rammed a front vehicle. McDonald was knocked but survived. Drivers Murphy and Shreiber faced speeding charges as others were arrested in the Bronx for fast driving.

Merrick Road Jamaica domas-Mronard Mini Aitch McDonald Jamaica Station William Schelber West Forty-ninth Street Manhattan George M. Cere Louis Duschness Bay Twenty-ninth Street Bath “Beach Thomas Murphy Bay Thirty Shepard Patterson Murphy Harmers Avenue Brooklyn Shreiber Murihy Reynard Missioner Bingham’s Ingiue Ye Jamaica Po

Sheriff Patrols Huntington District for Speeders

Deputies from Jayville and Huntington on Long Island pursued auto speeders. A. H. Russell refused to give his name and was fined by Justice Hendrickson. A young man named Gibson, son of a local physician, faced charges in a feverish case. In Babylon, F. W. Pawsons and Percy K. Owens were arrested and fined.

Huntingtonyton Long Island Jayville Huntington A. H. Russell Justice Hendrickson Gibson Babylon F. W. Pawsons Percy K. Owens

City speeders caught among six arrested by police

Brokers Hutton and Buchanan were among six men seized by bicycle patrols. Edward Hutton of 23 New Street and Faber Buchanan of Waldorf-Astoria led the group, each riding machines at about twenty to twenty one miles per hour. Others included Poley Rocket of 625 West 138th Street and Mari Abrams of the Manhattan Hotel with speeds around twenty mph.

Hutton Buchanan Faber Beckett Edward Hutton New Street Ard F. Buchanan Waldorf-Astoria William Gould Thirty-fifth Street Poley Rocket West 138Th Street August Reiss Jededwater N. J Mari G Abrams Albert Keene Manhattan Hotel

Auto Kills Churchgoer In Harlem Hit Run

Mrs. Sarah Quinn a 70 year old pedestrian was struck and killed by a car owned and driven by Ernest Siegel of Siegel Machine Co at 7th Street and Third Avenue. She was en route to mass at St Francis de Sales when the vehicle sped contravening speed rules to Harlem Hospital. Siegel was arrested and paroled to his counsel pending further custody.

Sarah Quinn First Avenue Mass Ernest Siegel Siegel Chird Avenue Y7th Street Third Avenue Quinn Pee Johnson East 4Th Street Harlem Hospital Acritelli Flarlem

Woman killed in auto crash at South Somerville crossing

An electric car on the New York New Haven Hartford line struck an automobile at a crossing between Fall River and Providence, R I. Mrs. Pauline Lindsey of East Providence died several hours after the collision. she was 65.

Fall River Mass New York, New Haven & Hartford Providence R.L South Somerseet Pauline Lindsey Fast

Wrecks at Sea In Tornados Wake Three Men Lashed to Deck

A West Indian cyclone drove through the North Atlantic shipping lane wrecking vessels. The Mexico from Havana battled 26 hours of gale as 80 mph winds lashed decks and flooded cabins. Three men on the Charles S Hirsch were lashed to deck as the Bradford and Camaguey reported similar damage and danger.

Mexico Havana Cape Lookout Frying Pan Shoal Knight Tain Bradford Port Antonio Oertel Charles S. Hirsch Savannah Camaguey Santiago

Two Schooners Go Ashore In Southeast Gale

Boston reports two schooners ashore after a southeast gale off Southern Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The Carrie C. Ware under Capt. Charles C. Look bound from Jonesport Maine to New York and the Belle allida from Port Reading are stranded. Crews remain aboard. lightering may refloat both.

Boston Asult Massachusetts Rhode Island Carrie C. Ware Charles C. Look Joneport New York Belle Allida Port Reading

Gypsies Victim to Testify in Fall River Case

Leonard Allen a 15 year old boy lured away by gipsies and found starving in Fall River Mass will testify against the gipsies though now insane from fear of recapture. The gypsy Stanley and his wife were arrested and their cases will go before Fall River Grand Jury Monday.

New York Times Middletown N. Y Leonard Allen Fall River Mass Gipsy Stanley

East Side Fair At Daughters Home Sells Odd Lots To Aid Aged Jews

A grand sale at the Home of the Daughters of Jacob on East Broadway features oil paintings, brass beds, and garments from elderly vendors. Notables include Rosia Aronwald aging 107 and Mendel Diamond 100, with Rev. Pereira Mendes and other Jews speaking at opening. The event runs through Wednesday with lemonade, music, and guarded activity by Sergeant at Arms Esther Davis.

Daughters of Jac East Broadway East Side Yesantes Pereira Mendes Kruger Isther Davos Davis Rosia Aronwald Napoleon Tilsit Bella Zeplow Mendel Diamond Nathalie Wolf Cecile Toker Esther Davis Mendel Rosie Aronwald

Fragmentary Dialogue on Paintings and Lemonade Key

A garbled excerpt shows characters discussing real oil paintings and a demanding girl named Pella Zeplon. Bella scolds a young person, warning of a future consequence, while adjusting her apron and resolve.

Tlemen Pella Zeplon Bella

Larchmont Wreck Life Raft Reaches New England Coast

A floating raft from the steamer Larch, sunk off Watch Hill in February 1907 with over a hundred lives lost, washed ashore at Block Island after drifting from Brenton's Reef. The Seven Brothers crew reported finding the raft and believe the steamer is breaking up at sea.

Tike New York Times Newport R.L Seven Brothers Brenton's Reef Larchmot Watch Hill Block Island

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