Three Dogs in Pasteur Treatment at Fort Schuyler
A yellow stray at Fort Schuyler bit seven post dogs and was shot. Major the English bull terrier from Capt Frohwitter's Eighty first, along with two dogs from Oyster Bay, began Pasteur rabies treatment after the attack. Major undergoes nine injections at the Institute and may return to the fort soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Schuyler
Lieut. Crissy
L. J. Frohwitter
Pasteur
Frohwitter
Pasteur Institute
Quartermaster
Fort
Major
Company Eighteen
Company Eleven
Crissy
Col. Blunt
Ellow Dogs
William L. Wheeler
Wheeler
New York Veterinary Hospital
Twenty-fifth Street
Fxmer J. Powers
Oyster Ter Bay
Hey
Oyster Bay
Two Victims of Rabid Dog Case Stirs New Jersey Crusade
Special to The New York Times reports Mount Holly New Jersey residents are under hydrophobia treatment after a dog bite sparked a Pasteur Institute intervention and a broader campaign against animal handling and stray dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Reed
Philip L. Gluck
Mount Holly
New York Times
N. J
Pasteur Institute
Manhattan
Rabies Cases Spawn Staten Island Quarantine Talk
Three residents from Richmond Borough arrive at the Pasteur Institute with rabies after exposure to a stray dog on Staten Island. The dog was killed and its brain analyzed as rabies proves, prompting calls for dog muzzling and ferryboat restrictions. Another local, Walter Van Nostrand, began Pasteur treatment after a June 1 bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasteur Institute
Richmond
Health Department
Staten Island
Jack Spiegelberg
Maple Street
Richmond Hill
Ida Susecke
Spiegelberg
Jack
Froth
Walter van Nostrand
Mariners’ Harbor
Pasteur
William L. Wheeler
Forty Horses Die in Stable Fire on West Fifty-fifth Street
A wooden stable at 632 West Fifty-fifth Street burned early yesterday, killing forty horses owned by Italian contractors M. Palladino and R. Virgilo, with ten more succumbing to smoke after the blaze. Only two animals escaped. a watchman failed to prevent entry. Neighborhood children watched the incident with shocked cries and questions as flames engulfed the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fifty-fifth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Fifty- Fifth Street
M. Palladino
R. Virgilo
Rooftop Gardens Open At Waldorf Astoria And Astor
The Waldorf Astoria roof will open tonight with a live orchestra of fifteen and a high city view. The Hotel Astor roof opens tomorrow night with two orchestras playing popular tunes and opera selections. Access via identification cards. floral displays and fountains enhance the setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
Times Square
Uptown Gardens
Hotel Astor
William, CC. Muschenheim
Astor
Mrs Sage to Build and Endow Library
Mrs Russell Sage plans a library in Sag Harbor to honor her grandfather Col John Jermain. She will build and endow the institution, with a site chosen and to be marketed soon, following her recent donation toward a new Sag Harbor school.
Plan to block anti betting law faces court challenge
Brooklyn DA says race track interests plan to suspend the emergency clause of the Agnew Har act to allow racing this season. Police will enforce the law at Gravesend with 50 plainclothes and 150 uniformed officers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Attorney’s
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Elder
Gravesend
Baker
Jockey Club
Districtttorney
Essrs
Barry and Watson
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Pierre Lorillard
Pontiac
Praise of Foelker Courage in Voting Amid Illness
Reverends praised Senator Foelker for leaving a sick bed to vote for anti gambling bills. The Fifth Avenue Baptist and Calvary Baptist ministers lauded his civic duty and sacrifice as heroic, urging ongoing fight for good government and fidelity to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foelker
Charles. F. Abed
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Gratpee
MacArthur
Calvary Baptist Church
Ban on Belgian gambling threatens racing in Belgium
In Verviers on June 14 courts banned betting at race tracks and condemned the Paris mutuel system as gambling. The ruling heavily fines the race course directors and threatens Belgian horse racing. An appeal will be filed immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verviers
Belgium
Paris
De Lagercrantz to Return from Six Month Absence
The Swedish Minister to the United States Herman De Lagercrantz has been absent six months with no public explanation. The White House denies he is persona non grata and the Swedish Legation says he went home for a visit and may be employed in other duties there. Officials cite an unusual but not unheard of six month leave and deny friction over immigrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Herman de Lagercrantz
United States
White House
M. de Lagercrantz
State Department
Temperance Congress Opens in Saratoga With Gavel Heritage
The World Temperance Congress opens in Saratoga New York with a mass meeting in Convention Hall. Rev Dr C H Mead of New York City praises Gov Hughes and Sen Foelker on Agnew Hart bills. Delegates from all states and several foreign countries attend as a monument to Dr William J Clark is unveiled in Moreau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N.Y
William J. Clark
Temperance Society
Saratoga County
Convention Hall
C. H. Mead
New York City
Gov. Hughes
Foelker
United States
Dr. Clark
Moreau
International Good Templars’ Congress
Inter- State Prohibition Association
Twelve Priests Ordained at St Johns Chapel Varick Street
Twelve candidates were ordained to the priesthood and ten to the diaconate yesterday morning at St John’s Chapel Varick Street with Bishop Greer presiding. The ceremony featured clergy including Father Sill Gomph Sauber Logie and Archdeacons Nelson and Ashton. sermon by Dean Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Greer
New York
St. John’s Chapel
Varick Street
Thomas H. Sill
St. Chrysostom’s
Charles L. Gomph
St. John's Chapel
Julius Sauber
John H. Logie
George F. Nelson
D. D
Amos T. Ashton
Arthur Lawrence
Harris
Wilford L. Robbins
General Theological Seminary
R. Henshaw
Floyd B. van Keuren
Denis H. O’dowd
Aubrey F. Nelson
Robert Johnston
Otis E. Gray
Warren F. Gookin
Richard A. Edwards
Edgar H. Goold
Malcolm S. Taylor
Lucius A. D. Blute
Harold L. R. Thomas
Maximilian Pinkett
Horace D. Clute
Stanley Brown-Sherman
Theodore Andrews
George M. Plaskett
Frederick T. Ashton
S. Raymond Brinckerhoff
Charles W. Popham
J. Godfrey Wilson, Jr
Thirteen Club Heads North for Philadelphia Mardi Gras
The Thirteen Club of New York, after a 13 hour Baltimore visit, sail for Philadelphia aboard an Ericsson steamer at 9:13 am. Police detained them at the Eutaw Hotel until Mayor Mahool ordered thirteen hours of merriment. Controller Herman A. Metz figures among the leaders amid Maryland juleps and a ceremonial feast with skulls and candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
Thirteen Club of
New York
Lafter
Philadelphia
Ericsson
Baltimore American
Journalist Club
Farnan
Eutaw Hotel
Mahool
Herman A. Metz
Eutaw
Maryland
Reginald
Call for Stapleton Ferry Opens City Debate
A hundred fifty business men and officials led by Staten Island Borough President Cromwell will meet Dock Commissioner Spooner at Pier A to demand starting the Manhattan Stapleton ferry. They propose using the old Westfield and Middletown boats after repairs, with coal as the only extra outlay and no new hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
Staten Island
Spooner
Pier A
North River
Manhattan
Stapleton
Rapid
Westfield
Middletown
Tapleton
St. George
Street Car Snags Runaway Horse to Save Boy
Six year old Henry Vogel of Westchester Village was alone in a bakery on Third and Tremont Avenues in the Bronx when a frightened horse ran wild up Third Avenue. Policeman McEnery boarded a passing Third Avenue car, sped after the wagon, and steered the horse into a telegraph pole, keeping the boy unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vogel
Westchester Village
Third and
Tremont Avenues
Bronx
Third Avenue
McEnery
Carpenters Find Jobs at Coney Island Benefit Planned
At a National Committee for the Relief of the Unemployed meeting in a vacant city building at Park Row and Duane Street a subcommittee announced about two dozen unemployed carpenters had been placed in Coney Island amusement venues. A benefit for the unemployed is to be held at Coney Island. Colorado travel ad content appears alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee For the Relief of the Unemployed
Park Row
Duane Street
Coney Island
Twelve Mile Chase For Auto Speedster Ends In Elmsford
A twelve mile pursuit through Yonkers Hastings Dobbs Ferry Ardsley ended in Elmsford where a contractor J B Malatesta was arrested after an explosion noise and a punctured tire occurred near Woodland Lake. Police officer Van Steenburgh chased the speeding car in pursuit with his bicycle and brought Malatesta to Yonkers Police Headquarters. Bail posted for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Malatesta
Jerome Avenue
Bronx
Sergt. van Steenburgh
Yonkers
Hastings
Dobbs Ferry
Ardsley
Elmsford
Malatesta
van Steenburgh
Glenwood Avenue
Greystone
Roberts Avenue
Woodland Lake
Samuel Picot
Eighth Avenue
Peter Lorenzyn
Broadway
Mary Foley
Charles D. Rogers
Brooklyn
Joseph Thomas
Woodland
Frederick Sapple
Forest Avenue
Nearny
Sedgwick Avenue
Lind Avenue
George Schenk
Ninety-second Street
Erik E. Lind
Sterling Place
Dis- Parkway
Eastern Boulevard
Bingham
Bogus Policeman Impersonation Arrest in Springfield Queens
Springfield, Queens Borough saw a man arrested on impersonating a police officer after claiming badge authority while aiding a hold up. The suspect Allen C. Brown of Van Wycklen Avenue allegedly used a Deputy Sheriff shield to deceive the public during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Queens
Franklin B. Lord
Lieut. McDonald
Rooklyn
Patterson
van Cleef
Sprigfield
Jerome
Jamaica
Allen C. Brown
van Wycklen Avenue
Ozone Park
Manhattan
Brown
Lieut
McDonald
Autopsy Sought After Child Passenger Dies On Ship
The steamship Apache of the Clyde Line docked at Chartiton Street yesterday morning where five year old James White of Lake George New York died while traveling with his wife and their physician son. The boy had been in Jacksonville Florida for his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apache
Clyde Line
Chartiton Street
James White
Lake George
N. Y
Jacksonville
Fla
Passionate Widow Failing to Die at Appointed Hour
Passaic New Jersey June 14. Mrs Agra Kis eleia a young widow believed God would call her home at 6 01 am She lived past the appointed hour despite doctors fears of auto suggestion Nurses tried to shift the day to Sunday and Monday but the patient persisted in waiting She finally died at 7 10 am after accepting food measures and praying The hospital may send her to Morris Plains State Insane Asylum per nurse supervisor decision
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
N. J
Agra Kiseleia
Haif
Broughen
General Hospital
Sus
Isape
Kisebia
Margaret A. Wallace
General Hospite
Morris Pinias
Local Notices of Small Theft and Property Marks
A string of brief notices lists trifling offenses and small thefts across Manhattan areas. Entries include names such as Park Row firms, John ee rifling, J H Winter, Samuel Silverman, Isaac Ozel, and Louis Karp. Addresses range from Amsterdam Avenue to Columbus Avenue and 5th Avenue with amounts from 10 to 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bill Posting Co
Park Row
A. Kutner
Amsterdam
John Ee
W. 55Th St
Henry Bad
BE. 105Th St.; Jacob Lowenthal
J. H. Winter
Samuel Silverman
Henry St
Isaac Ozel
Jacob Leffler
Samuel Schar
Orchard St
Arthur
Avenue B
Louis Karp
144Th St
Whitlock
S. C
Goerck
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Institute
West Twentythird Street
Castoria
The
Astor and Waldorf
District Attorney’s Office
Kings
Robert H. Elder
Kings County
Roosevelt
Temperance Congress
OPEN
Hughes
Bishop Greer
Stapleton Ferry
Staten Islanders
Colorado
Rock Island
Rockies
K. E. Palmer
Hudson
Bonwit
Harris & Co
Geo. W. Lewy
West 40Th St
P. Sale
Arnheim
Eastburn Avenue
East 174Th
175Th Streets
Brady
Tremont Station
McAdoo Tunnel
Twenty-third Street
Hudson River
James Goetz
Hoboken
Tom
Herald SQ
Eugene Walter
B'way
Clyde Fitch
Daly’s
Bway & 30Th
Sam S$. S
Lee Shub
Mat. Thur
Sat Aorges
Hackett
H .Way
F. Ziegfeld, JR
Wy Theatre
New Amsterdam
Ali
Bway
45Th St
Gambol Lamb
Gramercy
Chinatown
Bowery
Nay Miller
Lee
House Knickerbocker, Bway & Oath
Geo
M. Cohan
Helen F. Jerry J
Josephina Cohan
Wm. H. Reynolds
ILUNA
Harlem
Luna
Sued Y
Sea Beach Express
Coney Island’s
Colonia JR
C. Herz
Schoolboys & Girls
Owaip
Wormwood
Circus
Matthews & Ashley
Alhambra
Willliams & Wathen
McKenzie-Shannon Co
Ammerstein
Cora Livingston
Cham Ro
Ematle Wistlet Alexia
Horate Goldin Hart
Goolman
Dog & Cat
Astor Theatre
Gus Edwards
Mats
Wallage
Julian Edwards
Palisades
Perry
Vasssar
Adm
Sun
Presen
Harlem Casino
Tav. Blaney’s
Dorkville
T’m
Rigo Summer Garden
Merry Widow
Perm
H. W. Savage
Lincoln
Edna
Helen
Mildred Holland
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