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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1906

Page

5

Steamer Vincenzo Bonnano Stranded Off Fire Island

Italian freighter Vincenzo Bonnano remains stuck in sand two miles from Fire Island Lightship as wrecking tugs vainly attempt to float her. Captain Neero plans another effort at high tide with W W Chapman fleet aiding. crew of 31 and one passenger rescued by breeches buoy and lifeboat. Built ten years ago in Newcastle, owned by Eugie and Bonnano of Messina, 3480 tons bound Palermo to New York with fruit cargo.

New York Vincenzo Bonnano Fire Island Baker Point-o'-Woods Neero Long Island W.W. B. Chapman Merritt & Chapman Wrecking Company Palermo Newcastle Dobson & Co Eugie & Bonnano Messina Italy

Evangelists Open Summer Gospel Tent Movement at City Hall

Services on the City Hall steps inaugurated a gospel tent season led by the Evangelistic Committee of New York City. Clergy from Baptist, Presbyterian, Methodist, Dutch Reformed, Episcopal, Lutheran, and Congregational churches spoke as tent sites were announced for daily evening services and open air meetings across multiple city locations.

City Hall Evangelistic Committee of New York City C. L. Goodell Park Sisters First Presbyterian Church Parkes Cadman Brooklyn Robert L. Paddock James B. Ely J. G. Fagg Collegiate Church Seventh Avenue 146Th Street Boston Road 164Th Street Eleventh Avenue Six

Roughs Attack Woman on Wyckoff Avenue Car

Charles Boos and Emma Boos were assaulted on a Wyckoff Avenue car near Myrtle as a crowd of youths jostled, knocked Emma off the vehicle, and beat Charles. Police and a doctor treated the victims. Eugene Huber, 19, was arrested and charged with assault.

Charles Boos Emma Wyckoff Avenue Williamsburg Wyckoff Myrtle Avenues Boos Thayer Hamburg Avenue Dr. Avery

At Sea in the Kinnan Case

Coroner McDonald and two Bronx detectives continued the search at the old Stenton mansion 189th Street and Washington Avenue for the murder weapon in Mrs. Alice Kinnan's death on June 8. Capt. Price said interviews had no foundation and the hunt had yielded no decisive clues. Mrs. Louise Stenton remains with Mrs. Miller in Bravente, offering no new light on the case.

McDonald Bronx Stenton 189Th Street Washington Avenue Alice Kinnan Kinnan Price Louise Stenton Miller Bravente

England Wins Fifth Straight Davis Cup Tie at Wimbledon

England retained the Dwight F. Davis International Challenge Cup by winning all five matches against the United States at Wimbledon. S. H. Smith defeated Holcombe Ward in straight sets 6-1 6-0, while Hugh Lawrence Doherty beat Raymond D. Little after five sets 8-6 6-3 6-8 6-1 6-3. Beals C. Wright observed courtside as he recovers from a hand injury.

London England Dwight F Holcombe Ward S. H. Smith Ward Atlantic Ocean Smith H. L. Doherty Doherty Little Beals C. Wright New York Wright

Long Island Tunnel Cave In Signals Bigger Risk

A section of the Pennsylvania tunnel in Long Island City collapsed on Sunday night near Borden Avenue about 100 feet from East Avenue shaft. The roadbed has been sinking gradually with only one car allowed at a time. The cave in did not cause severe damage but warns of a possible larger collapse. The hole is about 20 feet long and spans the space between the trolley tracks.

Pennsylvania Long Island City Borden Avenue East Avenue Tire Trust Tire Association B. F. Goodrich Company Diamond Tire United States Rubber Company Hartford Dunlop Morgan & Wright Fiske, International Goodyear Fiske Diamond Goodrich American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association East 106Th Street Trust

Bridegroom Discarded At The Last Moment In Yonkers

Annie Perrot leaves John Konn at the altar to wed her old flame Michael Lucas. After a confrontation at 90 Riverdale Avenue, Lucas arranges funds and the pair marry at Holy Trinity Church while Konn attends the wedding feast. Detectives were involved as guests dispersed amid the scene.

Yonkers Annie Perrot John Konn Annie John Mike Lucas Konn Cooper Scheibel Pridal Miss Perrot Kenn Pennsylvania Holy Trinity Church

New York Athletic Club race entries grow toward Block Island start

Daily additions push total entrants past thirty for the New York Athletic Club race to Block Island. New entries include Little Rhody of Rhode Island Yacht Club and Firefly of New Rochelle Yacht Club, with Bermuda contest racers provisional and several boats expected back before the Saturday start.

New York Athletic Club Block Island Little Rhody Rhode Island Yacht Club Commodore C. F. Tillinghast Brooklyn Yacht Club Bristol Yacht Club Firefly New Rochelle Yacht Club G. P. Granberg M. B. Pendas Bermuda Lile

Varsity Crews Time Trials In Poughkeepsie

Columbia Georgetown and Cornell conducted four mile time trials with no official times released. The Columbia eight led the first two miles over the freshmen, Georgetown challenged early, and Cornell Navy trailed. Wisconsin and Cornell crews practiced together earlier, with Heine suffering a shoulder injury but Wisconsin overall reported as healthy.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Columbia Georgetown Cornell Cornell Navy Dempsey Syracuse Ten Hyck Varsity Packard Jim Ten Eyck Tenyck Wisconsin Courtney O’dea O'Dea Heine

New Jersey Tennis Draw Delays Matches on Morristown Courts

The New Jersey State lawn tennis tournament drew 32 men and 14 women for the singles events but play on the Morristown Field Club courts was postponed due to a poor surface. Frederick G. Anderson, the current holder, is set to face a top challenger in the potential challenge round.

New Jersey Morristown Field Club Morristown N. J Frederick G. Anderson Carleton Celley West Side Lawn Tennis Club H. McK. Glazebrook Elizabeth Town and Country Club C. B. M. Cole William Rosenbaum Harlem Lawn Tennis Club H. P. Smith Irving Griffin Newark Hugh Tallant W. A. Hazard Crescent Athletic Club Robert James Plainfield Country Club George Henry J. B. Whitehead Englewood Field Club O. B. Smith, Jr William B. Cragin, Jr Seventh Regiment ‘Lawn Tennis Association James F. Bennis H. L. Westfall Kings County Lawn Tennis Club John C. Pearce Ilderan Outing Club G. M. Crapo Richard Seabury Boonton Lawn Frederick C. Colston Yale University Reeve Schley West Side Lawn Tennis G. L. Bodman Longwood Cricket Club W. C. Weimer University of Pennsylvania H. M. Walker Montclair Athletic Club Perry Merrill

Tires may be cheaper when trust dissolves

Lexington dispatch reports Judge Townsend sets July 2 for final hearing in Memphis Trotting Association vs National Trotting Association over the Gold Cup scandal involving Lou Dillon and Major Delmar. Disintegration of the Tire Trust after Sept 1 is linked to anticipated price reductions amid shifting allotments among major tire makers.

New York Times Lexington Townsend Hartford Conn Memphis Trotting Association National Trotting Association Lou Dillon Major Delmar Asaee Townsend Tire Trust

Yale's Athletic Finances Show Mixed Football and Baseball Gains

Yale reveals 1904 05 athletic finances with total receipts of 106 632 66 dollars. Football and baseball posted profits 22 053 85 and 8 801 43 respectively, while rowing and track each suffered losses 14 686 04 and 5 626 89. Yale's Harvard Princeton and Columbia game shares totaled 32 040, 19 600, and 7 000 dollars.

Tures Eec Yale Harvard Princeton Columbia Henry B. Sargeant Theodores. Woolsey Walter Camp

Postmaster Cadmus Wins in Bayonne

President Roosevelt recommended the reappointment of Bayonne postmaster Edwin Cadmus, ending a bitter clash with Republican leaders who favored Frank B. Eddy for the job. Cadmus, accused by Jersey City Mayor Mark M. Fagan of active political involvement, faced no charges as the President discarded them.

Edwin Cadmus Bayonne Roosevelt Cadmus Frank B. Eddy Republican Club Caamus Hudson County Mark M. Fagan Jersey City

Arrival of Buyers at Hotels and Stores Across Cities

A long list details buyers and firms from Lyman Brothers in Cedar Rapids to Kaufman Brothers in Pittsburgh and many others, across hotels such as Breslin and Imperial. The entry notes names of company heads, goods offered like millinery, linens, clothing, and dry goods, and their hotel or street addresses in major cities.

Lyman Brothers Cedar Rapids Iowa W. Lyman F. W. Lyman Broadway Prince George Bradford Hulse & Co San Francisco Cales A.hulse Victoria Hoel Strauss Brothers Baltimore Hoffman House Mitchell-Moody-Gorton Company Detroit Mich C. Gorton D. Wills Breslin Menter Rosenbloom & Co Rochester N. Y A. Menter Armstrong, Cator & Co G. H. Lauten Binswanger & Co M. Binswanger Anderson Brothers Company Portsmouth Ohio C. G. Anderson Lispenard Street Taft J. H Company J H. Taft Brosn Burnham-Stoepel Company F. D. Crawford F. B. Rathbun F. J. Cranmer, Co Leonard Street Herald Square Cohen Brothers Company Milwaukee Wis P. Asch H. L. Pugh Franklin Street Woodstock Iszaro S. F Elmira G. D. Matthews Imperial Hutzler Brothers Lawson & Sprogins Company Boston J. Stebbins Church Street Albert Forbes & Wallace Springfield Mass F. L. Ae House Walker Treet Denholm & McKay Company Worcester H. G. O’connor Walker Street Tibbs, Hutchings & Co St. Paul Minn J. E. Dolan Cumberland Kleeman, Brothers Spee Ohio J. Kleeman Kleeman Maxwell, McClure Dry Goods Company Kansas City DR. L. McClure Park Avenue Jacoby Brothers Los Angeles Cal Or. Howe Goldsmith, J., Sons Company Memphis G. C., Kemp Broome Street Weinstock, Lubin & Co Sacramento H. Thorp Westminster Hotel Strauss, L., & Co Shipman Silk Manufacturing Department Bentley-Gray Dry Goods Company Tampa Fla F. B. Goodman Dives Pomeroy & Stewart Harrisburg Penn F. S. Zug Gable, W. F., & Co Altoona Mr. Fay Brown, Thompson & Co Hartford, Conn F. P. Lepard Sonnneborn S. B. Sonneborn Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co Chicago Ill Colby Davis H. W. Ohl W. P. Curtis Worth Street Field, Marshall, & Co D. O. Hill Reading E. N. Stoner E. Noyes J. Hogan Almy Bigelow & Washburn Salem A. E. Ellis Walker Street Lion Dry Goods Company Toledo J. W. Wheeler Malley New Haven

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