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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1907

Page

3

Poolroom crackdown in New York tracks racing news network

Assistant District Attorney Vandiver raids 299 Broadway and 50 Broadway poolrooms linked to the New York and New Jersey Distributing and Circulating Company. He says the news bureaus supplied racing updates to numerous rooms, threatens large contracts, and wires were cut to sever the poolroom news chain. Officers seized racing sheets and plied suspects with subpoenas as investigations expand to additional sites and direct private lines.

Harry Shultz Sixth Avenue Vandiver Broadway William J. Hannigan John H. McCormick New York and New Jersey Hannigan and McCormick David H. Mitchell Telegraph Department Western Union Bob” Davis Inter-State News Bureau Gravesend New York Telephone Company Union M. Bethel Bingham Jimmy Barlow Grand Grand Jury Aear Harlem Park Row Duane Street Cedar Street Fulton Street Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn Paterson Jersey City N. J East Tenth Street East Twenty-third Street Bond Street East Hth Street Centre Street R. Arthur Billy” Moran Twenty-third Street Place Gus Minchot Fulton and Hannigan-McCormick District Attorney's Office V. Bethel Iroom Fulton Street Place Bethel L. Peck Gene Sullivan J. A. Steinmetz J. E. Mack Mr. Vandiver New York Beatty

Seventh Mistook Alarm At Fort Wadsworth Drill

Sevenths misread a summons during a night attack drill at Fort Wadsworth led to a fire alarm scare. The Seventh Regiment chased fire buckets while gunners laughed as details scrambled. Batteries Six Richmond Ayres and B fired on a moving target with varied hits.

Fort Wadsworth Thirteenth Regiment Richmond Ayres

Bellevue inquiry into missing jewels of dying patient

Bellevue Hospital was asked to investigate a complaint from Louis Drusehki's friends after his May 18 death. They allege a diamond ring and gold watch vanished while he was admitted from the Mills Hotel on May 12. Drusehki, 75, who had heart trouble, was a waiter at the hotel and a member of a prominent Italian family.

Bellevue Hospital Louis Drusehki Bellevue Mills Hotel Bleecker Street Senate

Old Greenwich Village Graffiti Stones Unearthed

Old residents gathered at Hudson and Leroy to view scattered graveyard stones unearthed during the teardown of a two story brick house. Fragments reveal dates and names such as a 1790 brownstone and inscriptions including Moore and Johann Chr. Doctor der Theolo. Sprache Lutherische. A large fragment bears the inscription 7.

Greenwich Village Hudson and Leroy Streets Congress of Ancients Moore Johann Chr Doctor der Theolo— Sprache Lutherische

Cemetery History At St Lukes Park Hidden Graves Revealed

Diagonal across from the old house torn down lies St Luke s Park once St Johns Cemetery where a few bodies remain. Old residents recall earlier burial grounds predating Hudson Street and St Luke s Place and say streets openings moved outer graves and builders used tombstone pieces to shore up foundations.

St. Luke’s Park St. John's Cemetery Hudson Street St. Luke's Place

City of Savannah Launched in Chester Penns Landing

The Ocean Steam Ship Company launched the new steamship City of Savannah at River Iron Shipbuilding and Engine Works Chester. Miss Susan Cole Winburn christened the vessel as guests arrived by special train from New York. The ship measures about 408 feet in length with steel decks and asbestos covered hurricane and promenade decks. It will enter commission toward the Savannah Line by late September with capacity for 120 first class passengers.

New York Times Chester Penn Savannah Savannah Lins

Milliken Brothers Collapse Triggers Receivership Plan

Milliken Brothers, Staten Island structural steel makers, face receivership after overextension amid prosperity. Foster Milliken and H S Manning, major stockholders, are tied to $2.4 million in loans plus $1.05 million advances. Receivers named to continue business, seek reorganizaton. contracts including Singer Building and Pennsylvania terminal cited.

Milliken Brothers Staten Island Foster Milliken H. 8 Manning William Nelson Cromwell Holt August Hecksher William L. Ward J. van Vechten Olcott Dougherty, Olcott & Tenney Henry Wollman Staten Isand New York United States New York City Singer Broadway Cortlandt Street Pennsylvania J. S. Bache & Co J. 8. Bache & Co Milliken Foster Mulliken Manning, Maxwell & Moore York Okers Afterncon Street Seventh Avenue West Thirtyfourth Street Humboldt Savings Bank San Francisco Greenhithe England Formosa Elbert H. Gary United States Steel Corporation Steel Corporation Gary Milliken, Brothers

Barely Wins Ocean Race From New York to Bermuda

Hamilton Bermuda June 11 The two American power boats Ailsa Craig and Idaho completed a rough voyage from New York to St. David’s Head showing safety and cruising capability. Ailsa Craig finished at 9 59 this morning and Idaho at 7 12 tonight in a tight race for the Gordon Bennett trophy amid near deadline crossovers.

Hamilton Bermuda New York St. David's Head Ailsa Craig Idaho Ailsa Craig Thomas Fleming Day Eben Stevens W. B. Stevens Marblehead Mass Peter Shields Philadelphia

Edward F C Young Improves with Specialist Visit

The condition of Edward F C Young president of the First National Bank Jersey City was greatly improved yesterday. Dr D O Edson of New York a specialist called in for the case on Monday and said Mr Young would probably recover.

Edward F. C. Young First National Bankersey D. O. Edson New York Intor Mr. Young

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