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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1907

Page

4

Power Outage Cripples Brooklyn Lines Stranding Shoregoers

The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company faced the worst strain in its history as power plants buckled under a summer Sunday surge. A turbine failure at Kent Avenue and reliance on outside Edison supply halted lines to Coney Island Bergen Beach and Canarsie for up to two hours. Passengers sheltered on stalled cars and some walked toward Bergen Beach before service resumed.

Brooklyn Rapids Transit Company Coney Island Bergen Beach Canarsie Water Side Kent Avenue Brooklyn New York Culver Brighton Beach Flatbush Avenue Nostrand Avenue Lorimer Street Hamburg-Rockaway Avenue Edison Company Brooklyn Rapid Transit Aeny Go Borough

Williamsburg Bridge Blaze Halts Traffic. Oil Barrels Explode

A fire on the Williamsburg Bridge plaza blocked traffic last evening as several firemen were burned by exploding oil barrels. The blaze destroyed a one story frame building recently erected by Dunseath Construction Company, part of the loop project linking the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad with the bridge.

Coney Island Manhattan Bridge Bridge Plaza Brooklyn Brooklyn Plaza Williamsburg Bridge Dunseath Construction Company Brooklyn Elevated

Pushcart Peddlers Celebrate After Albany Killing of Bill

In Pitt Street Pleasure Palace Hall pushcart workers from five or six organizations held a twelve hour celebration after a bill to limit pushcarts on corners failed in Albany. Sigmund Schwartz presided and credited Zeltner with its defeat while criticizing the Mayor’s Pushcart Commission headed by Lawrence Veiller.

Pleasure Palace Hall Pitt Street Albany Sigmund Schwartz New York Peddlers Benevolent Association Pus Zeltner Zeltner Mr. Schwartz

New Club At Bellevue For Hospital Staff

Bellevue Hospital launches Our Own Club for male employees under Night Superintendent Michael J. Rickert with rooms in the Dispensary Building. Dr. John Brannan supports the effort, furnishing comfortable spaces, reading materials, music, and a piano to improve discipline and morale. Officers are James Gerard president, William Flynn vice president, and John Gardiner secretary.

John Brannan Board of Trustees Bellevue and Allied Hospitals Bellevue Hospital Brannan Michael J. Rickert Dr. Brannan Edna Wilkle United Charities Organization Rickert Club James Gerard William Flynn John Gardiner Cretary

Pistol Duel in Street Near Algonquin Club

Two unidentified men fought with pistols in the street at 12:30 this morning in front of 69 West Forty-fourth Street. A 38 caliber revolver was found. two chambers discharged. The combatants fled as blood traces appeared on the sidewalk. Neighborhood residents, hotel guests, and Yale Harvard Club members were drawn to the area. Police seek injured suspect likely receiving treatment.

West Forty-fourth Street Fifth Sixth Avenues Morris Galvin East Forty-fifth Street Sixth Avenue Harten and Fitzgibbon East Fiftyfirst Street Fifth Avenue Algonquin Yale Harvard Meneg

Fooled by an Adventuress and a Millionaire's Son

Louis A. Newcome, ex Post Office detective, asserts a morning paper tale of a New York millionaire's son marrying a bold woman who was a post office thief's wife and accomplice is true. He says he helped settle the scandal and will name names only in time.

Louis A. Newcome New York Newcome Beatrice Bainbridge Gomez Wilson San Francisco Wilson Newcombe London Cecil

Coney Island Sees 350000 Visitors Amid Smiles and Scrapes

Crowds flood Coney Island for a Sun Day with Luna Park Dreamland and Steeplechase Park reporting record admissions. Police report 100 window jumpers arrested and several minor incidents as thousands enjoy rides and the sea. Gustave Menke, a Brooklyn boy, is found safe after a day at the seaside.

Gustave Menke Coney Island Ryder Fort Hamilton Gustave George Menke Coney Pasha King of Palmists Dreamland Frankfurter Association Soda Water Society Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company William Bro Forty-second Street Brooklyn Edward White John Dougherty Sixth Avenue Lieut McGuire B. A. T. Employes Luna Park New York Steeplechase Park Indra Bostock Central Office Charles Tomy Hotel Metropolitan Manhattan Per

Great Bridge In Canada

The Canadian Pacific Railway prepares to call for tenders for a steel bridge across the Kipp River near Lethbridge Alberta. The span will be a little over a mile long with a central clearance of 820 feet above water and a projected cost near 1 million dollars. Completion is expected within a year. The Trunkic Railway is also preparing for several large bridges.

Canada New York Times Winnipeg Man Canadian Pacific Railway Kipp River Lethbridge Alberta J. EB. Schwitser Eer Railway Company Trunkic Railway

Murdered In a Brooklyn Saloon

Luke Campbell of 23 State Street Brooklyn was shot and killed in a saloon by Thomas. Authorities report a fatal shooting amid a dispute with no further details available.

Brooklyn Luke Campbell State Street Thomas

Trains Run Every Car In Two Minute Headway

Press trains operated at a two minute headway with every car in service on both the elevated and the trolley lines.

Parks Draw Thousands in City Playgrounds

Crowds filled Central Park, Bronx Park, Fort George, and ferry routes as an estimated 100000 people visited parks and oceanside resorts. One arrest for disorderly conduct in an animal house occurred. no serious injuries or lost children were reported. Band concerts, sunshine, and a busy water route to Coney Island marked a holiday turnout across New York City.

York Hefferon Central Park Station Central Park Arsenal Pietro Morsino Nahan Franko Bronx Park Zoological Gardens Westchester Tremont Bronx Lower East Side Fort George Staten Island Canarsie Coney Island Hudson New York Henri Roberts West See Greenth Street Riverside Drive Scanlon West 100Th Street South Beach Eerford John Scheck New Brighton Sophie Greenburg Elizabeth Isaac Rough North Sixth Street Brooklyn

Large Sunday crowds overload Gold en City transit

About 150000 people flocked to Gold en City Canarsie yesterday, 25000 more than the previous Sunday, overwhelming terminal facilities. The day was mild and pleasant with only a few minor accidents noted.

Golden City Canarsie

Rescue at Canar sie as Steamer Strikes Small Boat

Several hundred excursionists witnessed the rescue of two youths after their small boat was struck and overturned by the excursion steamer Frank and Helen McAvoy near the dock. Arthur Bernesee of New York and Joseph Garns of Stamford, Conn., were rescued by Capt. John Rhodes and Mate Randolph aboard the Golden City as the steamer approached the dock.

Canarsie Frank Helen McAvoy Arthur Bernesee New York Joseph Garns Stamford

Veteran actor John Carter dies at 88 in Philadelphia

Philadelphia reports the death of 88 year old actor John Carter at his Fairmount Avenue home after a heart disease. Carter who began acting at five and later toured with stars like Edmund Kean and Sir Henry Irving will be cremated per the families wishes. his wife Jennie Cobourne also acted on stage.

New York Times Philadelphia John Carter Fairmount Avenue Creston Clarke Baltimore Carter Mr. Carter England George Stevenson Queen Victoria Francois Macready Richelieu Edmund

Mohair and Sicilian Fabrics Sale Ad

On Monday June 17 sale features plain and fancy weaves in English Mohair Brilliantine and Sicilian fabrics. English navy blue Sicilian and black options available. Wide 45 to 50 inches. Priced 55 cents per yard.

Washable Dress Goods Sale at Two Stores

Sale of 15 000 yards white and colored Dress Linens at reduced prices. Pure Linen Suiting from Irish manufacture offered in Navy cadet Alice Nile green heliotrope pink silver grey tan natural and cream. Widths 2 1 2 and 36 inches. 25c per yard White French Dress Linen 46 inches wide 50c per yard White Union Linen Suitings Jacquard weave 27 32 36 inches wide 19c per yard.

Cadet Union Jacquard

Unclear fragment on yard measurements and pear reference

Fragmentary OCR text shows inconsistent yard notations such as 2x2 yards and 2x3 yards and a stray pear reference. No identifiable person, place, organization, or event is discernible to craft a coherent news item.

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