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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1907

Page

22

Berlin Attracts Host of Americans and Diplomats

American Consul General Alexander M. Thackara and Mrs Thackara complete a 1500 mile bicycle tour across Europe with A A Adee. They witness a fatal car crash in Northern France. Adee sails for America from Havre on the Savoie.

Tas New York Times Co Berlin Alexander M. Thackara Philadelphia America Havre Savoie France Thackara Adee T. St. John Gaffney

Prince William Betrothal Report From Stockholm

Stockholm reports the betrothal of Prince William Duke of a Swedish realm. The announcement notes his role as second son of Duke Poul Alex and the liaison with a royal family member. Details are sparse as the ceremony and exact names are yet to be confirmed.

Prince E William of Sweden Stockholm Prince William Duke of Cova Pus Pristoster Poul Alex

New Cancer Cure Fails Says Middlesex Hospital Study

Walter Ball and E Fairfield Thomas report in Archives of the Middlesex Hospital that trypsin and amylopsin treatment did not alter the cancer course after trials lasting 66 to 118 days. Pearce Gould and Dr Lazarus Barlow concur. An unrelated Lancet piece warns news vendors may spread more than news.

Tam New York Traps Co London Walter Ball E. Fairfield Thomas Middlesex Hospital Pearce Gould Lazarus Barlow Cancer Research Laboratory Lancet

American vessel seized off Halifax in three mile limit

The Canadian government cruiser Canada seized the Boston fishing schooner Fannie E Prescott near Shutin Island for fishing inside the three mile limit. The Prescott, about eighty seven tons with a crew around twenty two, was in tow to Halifax. The captain claimed no violation and mackerel were on deck as the ship was seized.

Halifax Canada Boston Fannie E. Prescott Massachusetts Chester Ennie HB. Prescott Prescott Shutin Island

Prof Paul Clemen Named For Harvard German Exchange

Boston June 15 Prof Paul Clemen a noted fine arts scholar from the University of Bonn is named to join Harvard under the German government instructor exchange. Harvard will send Prof W H Schofield this year. Clemen born in Saxony in 1866 studied at Leipzig and Strasbourg and has taught history of art and literature since 1902. He has long been connected with German crown prince education travels through Europe and Egypt.

Boston Harvard Paul Clemen Clemen University of Bonn Germany W. H. Schofield Saxony Leips Strasburg Ejitel Friederich Prussia Egypt

French Crops Show Normal State in May Reports

Paris reports from the Ministry of Agriculture on May 15 indicate normal French crop acreage. Wheat area totals 7,292,189 hectares with winter wheat at 3,347,014, down from last year’s 6,479,096 hectares. Despite a noted deterioration since February, the wheat crop yields exceed last year’s levels averaging 72.8 versus 68.3.

Paris Ministry of Agriculture

French labor leaders guilty in Nantes trial

Sentences were handed down against two leaders of the revolutionary General Confederation of Labor, Marck and M. Yvetot. They receive imprisonment for one and four years for inciting to re viction and related charges. Gustave Herve defended the prisoners.

Nantes Revolutionary General Confederation of Labor Marck M. Yvetot Gustave Herve

Tolstoy Reported Seriously ill at Tolstoy estate

ST PETERSBURG June 15 A dispatch from Tula reports Count Tolstoy seriously ill with fever and weak strength. The famed writer is under care at his Tolstoy estate and condition is monitored by physicians.

Tolstoy ST. Petersburg Tula

Foreign Affairs Notes From Hong Kong and Paris

Reports from Wei-Chou say two regiments repelled insurgents at Patszetan and dispersed them after retreat across the East River with one officer and twenty soldiers killed among regulars. International Red Cross Congress adjourned after finishing in London. Paris dispatch notes no action for Bacra-Cal. Venezuelan bubonic plague breaks on Trint Island cutting all interisland lines. Danish King and Queen dined with President Fallieres and King Frederick later named M Herbette a Commander of the Order of Daneborg.

Hong Kong Wei- Chou Patszetan East River Paris Denmark Fallieres Elysee Palace Frederick M. Herbette Order of Daneborg

Renewal of Germany Spain commercial convention

Madrid reports the February 12 commercial convention between Germany and Spain has been renewed after protracted negotiations. The terms of the new convention are identical to those of the old one.

Madrid Germany Spain

Wreck of Oriental Limited injures seventeen near Minot

Seventeen people are injured in a eastbound Oriental Limited wreck on the Great Northern near Minot North Dakota. Nine cars plunged a twenty foot embankment and all mail cars burned. Engineer James van Pee reportedly jumped to escape the flames as the train plunged.

Minot N. D Great Northern Ns Wy James van Pee Ie Mary

Potato Spirit Kills 8 Children Aboard White Star liner Cretic

The White Star liner Cretic from Naples reports a disaster after Azorean families gave Cayna, a potato spirit, to seasick children. Eight children died or were hospitalized, including Honorina Da Costa and Francesco Couto. two more, Maria Da Costa and Augustino Da Costa, survived. Parents grieving, ship doctors treat survivors as authorities investigate.

Cretic Naples Honorina da Costa Francesco Couto Maria Couto Amortn Augustino da Costa Maria da Costa Fayal Azores Herbert McMasters G. Vincente Honoritha da Costa Maria Coute Coute St. Michael's Agores New Eng

Burroughs Confirms Wild Pigeons Return Near Livingston Manor

Naturalist John Burroughs, visiting Sullivan County, verifies flocks of wild pigeons reappearing in the Catskills area. He notes a flock of about 1000 passing Livingston Manor and reports smaller groups nearby. Roosevelt recently wrote of a 25 bird sighting in Virginia while Burroughs doubts a full return to former numbers but expects gradual increase.

New York Times Middletown John Burroughs West Park N. Y Livingston Manor Sullivan County Catskills Mr. Burroughs Roosevelt Albemarne County Virginia

Old Siena Art Revived In New York Exhibition

Signor Corredo Scapecchi, expert in medieval tempera on parchment, displays near originals and reproductions in a Society of Craftsmen show. His works imitate Siena’s fourteenth and fifteenth century panels with gold foil, garlands, and heraldic coats, attracting attention for authenticity and technique.

Duca Degli Abruzzi New York Signor Corredo Scapecchi Siena Signor Scapecchi Society of Craftsmen East Nineteenth Street Ruvanstori North Polar Sea House of Savoy Columbus Verdi Signor Scapeccchi Signor Scapecch Piccolomini Ecolomini Biccoherna Gabella Republic of Iena Frate Ugo Palazzo ‘del Governo Cecolomini Rome Austria Spain Tolomel Balombeni Ubertini Saracini Gottoli Baroncelli

Resume of Civil Service Commission Marking System

The Civil Service Commission returns to numbered entry for exams amid criticism of both methods. The prior system hid names to prevent bias while the new plan relied on numbers and sealed envelopes. Officials note the change invites influence from friends of applicants and still lacks true anonymity.

Civil Service Commission Friends of

Baltimore seeks return of Star Spangled Banner relic

Mayor Ma hool of Baltimore asks Heen Appleton in New York to negotiate the return of the Star Spangled Banner flag that flew over Fort McHenry in 1814. He hints at a public subscription for a fitting resting place in Baltimore and hopes for city support.

New York Times Baltimore Fort Ae Francis Scott Key Mahool Heen Appleton New York

Man Detained After Flag Incident Sparks Brief Riot

In Orange Massachusetts a factory janitor used a tattered Old Glory to wipe windows. Workers protested the desecration, halting work until the superintendent intervened. The janitor claimed no insult was intended and blamed carelessness.

New York Times Orange Mass Appland

Catholic Benevolent Legion Urges Respect for Flag

June 15 in Baltimore Richard B Tippett President appeals to Legion members to rise and stand uncovered during the Star Spangled Banner to show love of country and respect for the flag in public.

Catholic Benevolent Legion

Cat in a Mail Box Prank Delights Public Crowd

A cabman heard noises from a package mailbox at Sixth Avenue and Forty seconds emery morning. Police respond as a crowd gathers. John Quinlan unlocks Post Office Station H box. a Maltese cat exits dragging a note from a mother of five. The note claims poverty and seeking a mouse free home. The crowd calls it a joke on the cat. The felonious gag ends with the cat taken to a nearby restaurant.

Clarenes Rice Slocum Congo Free State Leopold Germany Zittau Saxony America Patrick Firzpatrick Sixth Avenue Policeman O'Hare Madison Avenue Forty-third Street John Quinlan Dollie Gay

Jersey City Man Held for Mail Tampering After Letter Reading

Joseph Skinner, 17, an elevator boy at 66 East Seventy-seventh Street, read letters from tenants including vaudeville performer Miss Ethel Kelly. In Yorkville Police Court Magistrate Whitman set bail at 500 for trial on charges of tampering with the mails. Detective Winters indicated the case could implicate multiple families amid alleged openings of letters.

Joseph Skinner 1834 East Seventy-seventh Street Ethel Kelly Yorkville Whitman Skinner Winters East Sixty-seventh Street Misa Kelly

Miss Marlowe Reunites With Missing Dog

Julia Marlowe has recovered her missing cocker spaniel after a park sighting and a telephone tip from the elephant house. The dog is one of four pets she left England with, and two Welsh ponies are due to join her later in the summer.

Julia Marlowe Misa" Marlowe Elephant House England Welsh Ponies To Follow Her To This Country Later In the Summer. Miss Caging Cepa Prin Empire Theatre London Ilan

22D Regiment In Camp At Peekskill For Mil Instruction

The 22d Regiment joined the State Camp of Military Instruction in Peekskill on June 15 after marching from Roa Hook. Col. Walter B. Hutchins leads 757 officers and men as the First, Second, Third, and Sixth Batteries depart earlier and engineers from West Point join the camp to assist in future week’s engineering tasks under Capt. Charles W. Kutz. The Rev. Richard Cobden conducts a morning service in the mess hall at 10:30 tomorrow.

New York Times Peekskill N. Y Signal Corps National Guard United States Army Roa Hook West Point Charles W. Kutz

Search for German musician Max Arnheim missing in Toledo

Frances Arnheim, widow of Max Arnheim, appeals to townspeople across the United States to help locate her husband, a German musician last seen six months ago. Arnheim, about 40, weight 200 pounds with blond mustache and glasses, served as an assistant bandmaster on the Olympia with Admiral Dewey and later taught music in Indiana and Ohio. He disappeared after living near the Toledo Conservatory of Music. his wife fears illness or memory loss may explain his vanishing.

Max Paul Arnheim Toledo Ohio Frances Raymond Arnheim United States New York Fourth Avenue Hest Arnheim Utica Olympia Admiral Dewey Manila West Point Ter Indiana

Woman dies after drinking carbolic acid ammonia mix

Mrs Sophie Ephraim 52 of 606 West 115th Street died after drinking a weak carbolic acid and ammonia solution in a bathroom at her father Joseph Fry 200 West 119th Street. Coroner Shrady investigates while Dr C E Bedell treated her.

Sophie Ephraim West 115Th Street Joseph Fry West 119Th Street C. E. Bedell Wes 119Th Street

Dr Henry B Cogswell Faces Court Over Support

Dr Henry B. Cogswell appeared in Harlem Court on a summons filed by his wife Laura B. Cogswell artist. He was paroled to counsel and ordered to sign to pay Laura $6 weekly starting next Tuesday. The couple previously lived at 117 West 142nd Street now separated with Mrs Cogswell at 168 East Sixtieth Street.

Laura B. Cogswell Henry B. Cogswell West Seventy-eighth Street Harlem Court Steinert Frank A. Cox Broadway

Melodic Phone Bell Aims to Draw Brooklyn Reformed Churchgoers

In Brooklyn’s Bedford section residents woke to a publicized novelty as the Reformed Episcopal Church of the Reconciliation uses telephone announcements to summon worshippers. A caller claimed to be from Dr. Coon's Publicity Bureau inviting attendance at an unusually crafted sermon.

Reformed Episcopal Church of the Reconciliation Brooklyn Bedford Reformed Episcopal Gariian Ertekings

Guide for Buyers in New York Fashion and Home Goods

A dense list of retailers and products across New York shops. Entries include Cloake and Sults coats at 48 W 15th, bathing suits for men and women, Rosenthal Bros. Co. at 42 Greene, Marsheedt Aprea Co. at 005 Broadway, and many other firms offering aprons, art glass shades, embroidery, fabrics, gloves, hosiery, kimonos, knits, leather, and home goods.

Am. Coat Co Rein & Silk Coata Dresener & A . Ereimecraeee Las So Sen Be Glebe Knitting Mills Lispemard St Furny Stoedelty Ladiles Rosenthal Bros. Co Greene Marsheedt Aprea Co The Bent Glass Newsity Co St Bree Seca Nees Goldmann Samuels, Jos., & Co Grand Uttons—Pearl Breed Tolatuen & Youths Meiltemer Bro Waverley Pi Crockery 4 & Porcelains Vantine, A. A., & Co East 18Th Bt Goodwin & Kints Co West Bway Enot Yantine Peart, Geld, Peart Pen Co Sliver Beckmas St Atkins & Comins Ferdinand Ehrlich & Sons Sudberg x A & Co Broeadway Gromer Bros Broadway Lord & Taylor 20Th St Meyer Schiff,arte & Co Whee, G. & A White St Stock & Import Kimonos Franklin F. 12Th St Pritts Myres Max M B’way Cor. Broome C. Willcox M. B S. Berliner Strause & Meyer East 18Th St Plate & Clark Co Kats Bros. Lea, Goods Co Vesey St Lee Arthur H Union &Q Rogers M. H Canal St Cor, Mots

Trade Listings Of Corsets Hats And Overalls Across Cities

A fragmented OCR shows multiple vendors and addresses for garments and textiles. Gage-Downs in Chicago lists corsets with Holland House Penny Gentlea and W Leh man. Murray Hill Hotel and others in St. Louis Columbus and San Francisco appear with millinery, ribbons, cloaks, overalls, rugs, and salts. Promo notes include be listed firms such as Georgia Manufacturing Company and Mandel Brothers.

Gage-Downs Company Chicago W. Lehman Holland House Penny & Gentlea St. Louis P. Walker A . Fower Collary Glens Falls N. Y J. L Fowler Lars Broadway Murray HI Georgia Manufacturing Company Columbus BE. P. Dismakes Woodward Hentz & J San Francisco Cal J. C. Berendsen E Finch Venstock & McConville St. Paul Minn Mandel Brothers Ill Hermes Broome Street Porteous & Mitchell Norwich Ted Z. Porteous White Street Smith & Murray Ytee Mass A. Leith

Boy dies after elevator fall during holiday outing

Six year old David Leonard died after falling from an elevator shaft at a New York office building. His father Theodore Leonard, a clerk, accompanied him on a half holiday from Brooklyn. Elevator operator William Earls was questioned. later released on bail as the coroner and authorities review the incident.

David Leonard Theodore Leonard Wall Paper House S. A. Maxwell & Co Crosby Street David American League Park Mr. Leonard Bergen Stree Brooklyn William Earls West Thirtieth Street Earls Anard Cut O’ Connor St. Vincent's Hospital Leonard O’connor Bowen Centre Street Court Acritelli

New York Incorporations and Alphabetic Listings in Albany

Fragmentary OCR lists various corporate names and locations under June entries in Albany. The readable items include Warren's Lone Company Buffalo and Lake W. names with unclear spellings and incomplete lines.

New York Times Albany Prachen Lanengton Pat Oe Warren's Lone Company Buffalo Ames Limesreen WH. Ellis Lake W

Index of New Jersey Incorporations and Capitals

A list of companies incorporated in New Jersey with cities of incorporation Camden Chatham Summit Jersey City and Hillsdale. Capital amounts include 100000 for several firms and 5000 for Summit Construction. Incorporators named include Hall Conertoh Meeteer Ellis MacPeak Beedie Whitlock Eve Hunter and others.

Hall-Kitchen-King Manufacturing Company Camden Capital Ee —H.franklyn Hall Frank A. Conertoh Frank C. Meeteer Kohl-Ellie Company Cai William H. Ki John H. Ellis John A. MacPeak Perrine Varnish Company Chatham Haymond Thomas G. Beedie H.F. Mthe Summit Construction Rnit Capital James P. Whitlock Bi- Paia Pa Jome Otal Compass Jersey Jersey City Ert Nathaniel — G. Eve Camden Beattore William Ae M. A. Hunter Ohn A. Hunter

Chicago Railways Secures Bond Authorization

Directors of the Chicago City Railway Company authorized a bond issue of ten million and added a note for a potential ten million nine thousand and eighty dollars. The action was recorded as part of a city rail finance initiative.

Chicago Railways Chicago City Railway Reerauthin Ng Uf Skeponwen’ Hoes

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A. A. Adee Europe Peter Fletcher Walker F. Bishop William Strauss Miriam _V. Strauss Cary Morris Wertheimer J. A. Haddock D. C. Donovan Mary Donovan O. M. Galser HE. Terry H. Deer Ben Marcuse Bellevue Strasse Bremen Hamburg George 8. Atwood American Association of Commerce and Trade Atwood John P. Wisser Department of the Pacific Gen. Funston Cok Mpe Wisser Whichman Strasee Mies Myrtle Elwyn Miss Elwyn Wolfsohn Godowsky Tower Walter McClintock Pittsburg Pemm General Confederation of Labor Notes of Foreign Affairs International Red Cross Congress Kt Edward Queen Alexandra Buckingham Palace C. W. Gammon Bacra— Cal Ae Ee Su Capital American Exploration Company Caracas Trint Venezuela Burroughs Scapecchi Civil Service Board Key Elevator Boy H. B. Cogswell AN. Anti-Noise Church Buyen Bryant Staten Island Sadertis LE Nutes Castleton E Et Ce.co B. T. Mearns, Pree Vanensselaer East Lith St Bet. B’way Sth Ace Rue N. S. State Board of Resentments Wey Cor MAD Eeie Leon Pearl Back Bay Greenleaf & Barnes New Profile House WhiteMta Merchants & Bankers’ School Madison Ave 58Th St N. Tusiners Coca Regents Jasrin Barklog Civil Service ESTEY Piaza Boy It al B. M. Tierney G. W. Sweeney H. Harrington Search Light Information Library Company Hastings-on- Hudson Diregeters L. Jefferson T. L. Rolig G. W. Rollo Cyclone Grate Bar Company Buffalo A. H. Hatfield Oaksindree E. E. Hustwilt Samuel Lewis Rubin i Lewis Levy Farmpany Jacob Levy Ie Levy G. S. Fulton Leonard G. Kirk J. B. Totten Theodore Gamble T. E. Fitzgerald Eagan School OF Business Bryant Park Arcade Superior Hempstead Institute Hempstead L. I Prof Dalton Incorporated New Jersey
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