This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
6
Ruther E. Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Advent located at Broadway and 93rd Street offers services at 11 A.M. and Sunday School at 9 30 A.M. Rev. Wm M Horn presides.
Noting appealing colorings and comfort, the ad promotes Summer suits available until six today with prices from 18 to 40 dollars. It stresses precise collar fit and quarter-size options, listing Rogers Peet three Broadway stores and additional locations at Warren Street 43rd Street and 1260 32nd Street.
Havana natives José Sanche and his wife Maria were arrested in Naples on charges of theft from Havana institutions totaling more than $55,000. Priest Father José M. Rodriguez traced the couple from Havana to New York and finally to Naples, with authorities planning to return them to Havana. They carried $210,000 in cash and bonds when arrested.
Appellate Division ruled Prudential can prove by reasonable certainty that insured died by her own action. Anita B White sued for 300 dollars on Louise L Buxton life policy. Policy limits liability to paid premiums if death by own action within one year. Buxton asphyxiated in her room after an operation, but jury previously awarded full policy.
John Delahunty sued Richard A. Canfield for 950,000 in legal fees tied to two charges 32500 each. One for 25 percent on 130,000 collected from notes and the other for defending Canfield after a gambling house raid. Settlement came via 18000 payment to Delahunty's counsel E L Mooney.
Capt. Frederick Tholen of the Standard Oil steamer Parthenus on the New York to Hamburg run marks his one hundredth voyage. In honor of the milestone, a ceremony was held aboard with attending officers and crew. The veteran captain has crossed the Atlantic ten times on this service.
Naz zaro of the Fiat team won the 500 kilometer German Emperor's Cup race in 5 hours 34 minutes 26 seconds at Klostertthorn. Hautvest of Belgium finished second, Michel of Germany third. The event drew seven nations, with royal spectators and wide public interest. Nazzaro, 26, built a two international-win season, rising to prominence after Fiorio Cup success in April.
Passengers accused a Servian boy of kidnapping style restraint after spotting handcuffs beneath a black handkerchief in a Sixth Avenue car. At Fourteenth Street Policeman Coleman stopped the train. the boy Fatef age 15 and two older men were taken to Tenderloin station. The boy said he was Cheveapo Fatef from Servia, three months in the U S and that his brother Stephano who accompanied him planned to return him to Servia. Stephano claimed Cheveapo was insane and held 23 days in an asylum. he produced Belgrade tickets. A third man, Michael Anastus, a waiter, said he guided the group to the French Line pier. Bruises on the boy’s body were blamed on his brother. Stephano offered no explanation. Magistrate Breen sent the case to Commissioner of Immigration Watchers. deportation expected for the group.
Mrs. Annie Marsden and her husband found a roll of notes near Grand Central. They handed the money to Lieut Mahoney at East Fifty first Street Station after consulting with Officer Crotty. They live on Davis Street and describe their cottage with red blinds.
Mrs Grace Goodwin Davis a singer from Waltham Massachusetts died suddenly of hemorrhage at the Continental Hotel Broadway and Twentieth Street early yesterday morning. She had been Denver for her health and was en route to visit her mother in Malden Massachusetts a broker living at Mansion Avenue.
J J Hill lauds Governor Hughes for vetoing the two cent a mile fare measure, saying the veto reflects fairness. Wall Street agrees the move could influence future railroad legislation as he nominates fair commissioners to enforce the utility law. Other railroad leaders echo the sentiment on fairness and impact.
Commissioner Cogney of the Department of Corrections accepts a design by Trowbridge and Livingstone for a 4 million dollar penitentiary on Rikers Island. The plan outlines 2000 cells, 2,000,000 first unit, self-contained modules, and a powerful searchlight to illuminate the island during escapes. Blackwell's Island prisoners to be moved after completion as the island becomes park or charity department property.
An advertisement extols Pond's Extract Soap as gentle and effective for rashes pimples and itching scalps. It claims dual benefits with Pond's Extract and notes registration under the Pure Foods and Drugs Act on June 30 1906 and that the product’s name appears on the cake and container.
The ad lists services at Camorron Baptist Church in Leslie Hall and neighboring churches including Central, Fifth Avenue, First, Madison Avenue, Memorial, Mount Morris, and Sixteenth Street Baptist churches. Times cover Bible school, morning and evening worship with various pastors such as H F Adams M A and I M Haldeman. Seats are free and welcomes extended.
Broadway Tabernacle hosts a sermon by Dr Jefferson at Broadway and 56th Street. Pilgrim Church at Madison Avenue and 121st Street offers services at 11 AM and 8 PM. On Tuesday June 18 Dr W J Long the nature writer will discuss Animal Life and Death. Everyone invited.
The Duane Methodist Episcopal Church on Hudson Street near Spring Street marks its 110th anniversary with a 10 45 A M memorial sermon by Rev John G Oakley D D a 2 30 P M address by former pastors and a bronze tablet unveiling for Smith Lateran Russell followed by a 7 45 P M Children's Day service Union M E Church on 48th Street West of Broadway hosts 10 45 A M Personality and Power and 8 P M Shields of Brass Rev J Lewis Hartsock minister Washin Square M E Church at 4th Street between the Square and 6th Avenue offers 11 A M Children s Day Services and 8 P M Musical Service with brief address by Rev E A Lowther on The Proper Function of the Emotions
A roster of Sunday worship times and pastors for Madison Square Presbyterian Ola First Presbyterian Harlem Presbyterian University Place Presbyterian and Redeemer churches. Parkhurst Montgomery Duffield McCague CAUGHEY Davis Lyon Alexander and other ministers lead 11 AM and in some cases evening services with 7 30 and 11 AM or 8 PM schedules.
Chancellor Al Day of Syracuse University speaks in The Times of growing centralized authority in Washington. He frames the issue as overgovernance and overdelight at power, arguing it shapes the nation's condition and invites debate among readers with varied views.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.