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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1908

Page

5

Race from Vladivostok to Paris sparks guarded race

A report from St Petersburg notes the New York to Paris race, with the German Protos car leading from Bitsikuar and the American Thomas car second as of June 12. Italian Zust trails, with telegrams indicating guards protecting the Siberian route and the Paris finish in sight.

Thomas Car New York Paris Petersburg United States Union of the Foreign Office Thomad Automobile Company Siberia Vladivostok Protos Bitsikuar Thomas Lino Line Zust Pogranitchnaya Harbin Trans-Siberian Railroad Pocatello Idaho Seattle Washington

Blackmur and Van Arsdale Convicted in Bucket Shop Scheme

Horace A. Blackmur and Edna K. Van Arsdale were found guilty by Judge Houghn of using the mails to defraud stock investors in a bucket shop business at 18 Broad Street. Blackmur was sentenced to prison in Clinton State Prison, while Van Arsdale was remanded for sentencing with no state penitentiary available.

Horace A. Blackmur Edna K. van Arsdale Houghn United States Circuit Court Alteged Th ‘Hive Broadway Colla Misserrin Gardner van Arkdale Hough Blackmur Clinton

Public Service Commission moves to inventory Manhattan street railways

The Public Service Commission introduces a resolution to inventory and appraise all surface railway property in Manhattan and the Bronx under Chairman Willcox. Receivers defend their course while warning that inadequate service could threaten the system and transfers.

Public Service Commission Metropolitan Stree and New York City Railway Manhattan Willcox, l City Railway Willcox Corned Wheteks Manhatan New York Borough of William BR. Willcox Bronx Oren Root Metropolitan Street Railway Company Third Avenue Railroad Company Central Crosstown Railroad Company Fulton Street Railroad Company Central Park, North and East River Railroad Company Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth Street Crosstown Railroad Company

Cedric Breaks Own Record On Liverpool Voyage

The Cedric of the White Star Line arrived from Liverpool after seven days three hours and sixteen minutes, shaving three hours from its previous best. Among the arrivals were Mrs. William Farwell of Chicago Miss Marjorie Clive bound for Tokio and a world tour via the Suez Canal and many other passengers including Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Appleton Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Atkinson Miss R. M. Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Victor B. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. John H. Foster F. W. Hazard Harold Lowther Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Milliken Robinson Price Mr. and Mrs. R. W. R. Powell Mrs. H. R. Price William F. Read Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Reynolds BE. P. Ramimel John D. Ross David D. Serie Guy Walter Mrs. John J. White and William Thatcher.

Cedric White Star Line Liverpool William Farwell Chicago Marjorie Clive Tokio England Suez Canal Francis R. Appleton Albert W. Atkinson R. M. Buchanan Victor B. Caldwell John AL. Draper Charles N. Farnam John H. Foster F. W. Hazard Harold Lowther N. A. Milliken Robinson Price R. W. R. Powell H. R._ Price William F. Read Edwin Reynolds BE. P. Ramimel John D. Ross David D. Serie Guy Walter John J. White William Thatcher

Medallioned window for Fairfield church on display at Tiffany Studios

A three paneled memorial window in the style of twelfth and thirteenth century design, intended for the First Church of Christ in Fairfield Connecticut. It features nine large medallion lions illustrating scenes from Christ life, with dark red blue and green coloring and jeweled glass effects.

Church of Christ Fairfield Conn Tiffany Studios Madison Avenue Forty-fifth Street Christ

Lusitania Sets Atlantic Record with New Propeller Plan

The Lusitania, delaying little for weather, crossed the Atlantic in 4 days 20 hours 8 minutes, beating Mauretania’s 4 days 20 hours 15 minutes. She logged 641 knots in 24 hours, while Mauretania reached 685. To reduce vibration on return to England two propellers will be replaced with four blades. The ship will be drydocked after unloading at Liverpool.

Mauretania Jusitania Daunt’s Rock Sandy Hook Lusitania North Atlantic Roslyn Atlantic Mr. St. Clair Here Mr. Erskine Jim Bludso Russel Conwell Temple University Philadelphia Egypt

Thaw fight over location of his confinement to continue

Lawyers for Harry K. Thaw press for sending him to a state institution other than Matteawan. Justice Morschauser backs keeping options open and orders a further hearing before Justice Dowling, with the aim of moving Thaw to Middletown or another facility if appropriate. The case hinges on where Thaw should be treated while deemed insane after habeas corpus proceedings.

Harry K. Thaw Matteawan Hospital Dutchess County Poughkeepsie Matteawan Justice Dowling Middletown Middletown Homeopathic Asylum. In Case Justice Joe Should Insist That Matteawan Supreme Court Joseph Morschauser Thaw Bar Association Forty-fourth Street Jerome Garvan Mack Col Frank Ha‘ Bartlett J. G. Graham Dowling Morschauer Morschauser Justice Dowlez Col. Bartlett Mutteawan Justice Morschauser

Thaw's Wife Returns Visit After Quarrel

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw visits husband Harry K. Thaw for the first time since their quarrel as his mother also calls in Poughkeepsie. The special dispatch notes Mrs Nesbit Thaw arriving in the city on June 12 and seeking reconciliation amid ongoing sensational public interest.

Harry K. Thaw William Thaw Mitchess County Velyn Nesbit Thaw Thaw Havens Evelyn Thaw Matteawan New Fort Times Poughkeepsie, N. Y Evelyn Nesbit Thaw

William Penn Early Life and Brew House at Pennbury

A historical note describes William Penn in his youth as well built and agile, noting his swordsman skills, soldierly courage, and athletic prowess. It mentions vine growing and brewing, a brew house at Pennbury Manor, and asserts Malt beer fosters nobleness of mind and soul. References include National Magazine of History and Dictionary of National Biography.

Pennbury Manor National Magazine of History William Penn Dictionary of National Biography Eddy

Nassau County appoints transfer tax appraiser Kirwin

A Hempstead bricklayer and mason named Kirwin was named Transfer Tax Appraiser for Nassau County. The position carries a $2,000 annual salary. Kirwin is a close ally of Henry Keith, Nassau County representative of Controller Glynn, in transfer matters.

Governor’s Daughter Returns Home After Elopement

Governor Chitler's daughter Mabel, who eloped with Thomas E. Butler in Ogden, has been brought back to the governor's Salt Lake City home. Butler claims she is merely visiting. the governor confirms she will remain at home.

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