Queer hiding place of a boy stowaway Bozo Gicano
Bozo Gicano a Dalmatian stowaway who came on the Cunarder Umbria hid in the boiler room after Liverpool midnight June 18. He was discovered by Engineer McKeechan and later reunited with Felix Gicano among Harlem Dalmatian workers, with immigration aid and release papers arranged at Ellis Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozo Gicano
Liverpool
Bozo
McKeechan
Ellis Island
George E. Schubert
Felix
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
Trieste
Alexandria
Fabyan
America
McHardy
Burland
Schubert
Sebenico
Dalmatia
Williams
Harlem
Third Avenue
Boze
Eleventh Street
Lively chase ends with four boys seized for purse theft
In Madison Square last night a purse snatching escalated into a long, brisk pursuit involving Miss Ella Nickerson two women policemen and about sixty bystanders. The culprit William Day eight, of 219 East Twenty eighth Street was captured after a park wide chase and the four boys were turned over to the Gerry Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square
Ella Nickerson
Madison Avenue
Broadway
Miss Nickerson
Toy
Madison Square Park
Tov
William Day
East Twentyeighth Street
William Hopkins
East Twenty-ninth Street
Joseph Ryan
Edward Keenan
East Twenty-eighth Street
Day
Gerry Society
Botanist Killed by Train Near Lyons Farms
Professor William H. McDonald sixty five an authority on botany was killed when he was struck by a Lehigh Valley train between Lyons Farms and Roselle while returning from a collecting trip. He died instantly and had been gathering plant specimens in the woods.
Park Commissioner Challenged in Bronx Park Incident
E Eustis riding a police captain in a Bronx Park clash sparked by a dispute over park rules. The captain halted the commissioner near the band stand and ordered him to dismount, prompting a heated exchange before Eustis rode away to avoid further disturbance. The incident follows ongoing tensions between Bronx Park officials and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Eustis
John
Bronx
Gorman
Bronx Park
Mr. Eustis
Eustis
Bronx Park Commission
the Park
Partridge
Man feigns suicide by drinking carbolic acid in park
A 21-year-old man named Harry Owen feigned an overdose in Mount Morris Park Madison Avenue and 120th Street claiming to drink carbolic acid. Two girls cried for help as Police Officer Walsh and Dr. King intervened with a stomach pump and gave him a treasuring sedation before sending him away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Morris Park
Madison Avenue
One Hundred and Twentieth Street
Policeman Walsh
East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street
Policeman
Harry
Harlem
King
Dr. King
Walsh
Harry Owen
East One Hundred and Fourth Street
Victorious Cornell crews depart Poughkeepsie aftermath
Crews leave Poughkeepsie after competitions. Cornell and other crews head home with high good will and optimism for next year. Four captains named Joseph Lynch, Will Gardiner, Robert Bartholomew, and R G Stevenson. Cornell and Syracuse to elect captains on return. Wisconsin to attend alumni dinner in New York. Rumor of sending Cornell to Henley next year discussed but unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Cornell
West Shore
Joseph Lynch
Georgetown
Will G. Gardiner
Pennsylvania
Robert B. Bartholomew
Columbia
R. G.stevenson
Wisconsin
Syracuse
New York
Henley
Capt. Petty
Greater New York Cyclists Parade Marking Silver Anniversary
In commemoration of the twenty fifth anniversary of cycling in America the cyclists of Greater New York will hold a parade on Saturday afternoon July 12 at 4 o clock starting from Washington Square. It will pass up Fifth Avenue to a reviewing stand opposite Central Park and disband at One Hundred and Tenth Street. Prizes will honor uniformed clubs in five classes and there are awards for best appearing man rider best appearing woman rider best decorated wheel largest uniformed club from outside Greater New York best appearing and best controlled motor cycle and most grotesquely attired riders. Second and third prizes apply to all classes except clubs. Numerous clubs participate including Harlem Wheelmen New York Motor Cycle Club Royal Arcanum Wheelmen Caledonia Wheelmen Century Wheelmen of New York Metropolitan Club Metropole Cycling Club New York Athletic Club Wheelmen Good Roads Wheelmen Prospect Wheelmen of North New York lanthia Wheelmen Calumet Cyclers Greenwich Wheelmen Monroe Wheelmen Century Road Club Association Knickerbocker Athletic Club Wheelmen St George Wheelmen North Shore Wheelmen Bowling Green Wheelmen Chelsea Wheelmen Brooklyn Borough Club Bushwick Wheelmen Carroll Park Wheelmen Dean Cycle Club Euclide Wheelmen Greater New York Wheelmen Howard Wheelmen Kings County Wheelmen Logan Wheelmen Montauk Wheelmen Mutual Wheelmen Oxford Bicycle Club Prospect Wheelmen South Brooklyn Wheelmen and the Twenty sixth Ward Association Wheelmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Greater
New York
Washington Square
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
One Hundred and Tenth Street
Harlem
New York Motor Cycle Club
Royal Arcanum
Caledonia Wheelmen
Century Wheelmen of
Metropolitan Club
Metropole
New York Athletic Club
Good Roads
Prospect
North New York
Lanthia
Calumet
Greenwich
Monroe
Century Road Club Association
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
St. George
North Shore
Bowling Green
Chelsea
Brooklyn
Dean
Euclide
Greater New York
Howard
Kings County
Logan
Montauk
Mutual
Oxford Bicycle Club
South Brooklyn
Unknown
Waverly Bicycle Club
Warren
Twenty-sixth Ward ‘Association
Rail Roundhouse Fire Destroys 12 Engines in Fresno
Fire in Fresno last night destroyed the Southern Pacific Railroad roundhouse and twelve locomotives. The loss is estimated at nearly 200000 dollars and authorities investigate the blaze for cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Cal
Southern Pacific Railroad
Lamont Emerges as Cuomo-like Governor Hope of Tammany
Ex-President Cleveland backs Daniel S. Lamont for governor as Tammany links Lamont to 1904 presidential hopes. He met with Hill and Cantor to discuss unity and party strength while Democrats frantically rally organizers and long-time supporters across New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tilden Club
Daniel S. Lamont
Labrador
Jacob A. Cantor
Princeton
Cantor
Long Branch
New York Times
Lamont
Hill
Tammany Hall
Hoffman House
Mr. Lamont
Mont
Democratic State Committee
New York
Steuben
Oswego
Erie
Frank Campbell
Charles N. Bulger
Norman E. Mack
State Committee
Campbell
Train Jumps the Track Near Ashton Iowa
A Sioux City branch passenger train of the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad derailed near Ashton Iowa at 1 45 A M. Two trainmen were killed five others seriously hurt and several passengers received minor injuries. The engineer was badly hurt but expected to recover. A misplaced switch and high speed blamed for the wreck with mail cars and smoker climbing onto the engine while sleeping cars derailed but did not overturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Sioux City
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Grace's Son Improves After Typhoid in Great Neck
Ex Mayor Grace of New York sees his son Joseph P. Grace improve today in Great Neck after a typhoid fever attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Great Neck
L. I
Joseph P. Grace
New York
Local forecast shows fair weather with regional showers
The weather map forecasts fair conditions east of the Appalachians with moderate temperatures. Showers are likely in the Middle Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys and may reach the Ohio Valley by Tuesday. Winds vary by region from light to breezy NNE or NW. Steamship routes to Europe expect west winds and fair seas toward the Grand Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachians
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio Valley
Rocky Mountains
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
European
Grand Banks
Directory of names and places from several cities and offices
A list of individuals and their locations across multiple districts including Topeka London St Louis San Francisco New Brunswick Smyrna Rome and Chicago. The snippet names consuls diplomats captains professors and businessmen accompanying partial city headings and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Manhattan
Edwin A. Booth
Savannah
Homer S. King
San Francisco
James Foster
Cleveland
A. S. Chase
Duluth
Thomas Macmillan
Glasgow
James Percival
London
J. J. Pelsey
Plaza
St. J
Peppadimitmion
Smyrna
Turkey
Savoy—Barofi P. d’Mathies
Rome
Italy
S. I. Block
Kansas City
Listed Officers and Patrons for Various Clubs and Hotels
A compilation of names linked to multiple establishments including University figures, clubs, and hotels. The roster includes Edmund M. Tate Pittsburg John Kennedy Glasgow B Braymer London and others across Detroit Denver Chicago London Manila Auckland Honolulu and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge University
Edmund M. Tate
Pittsburg
John Kennedy
Glasgow
B. Braymer
London
Gilsey
John M. Egan
Savannah
A. D. Prosser
Detroit
W. Cheesman
Sturtevant
H. H. Hubert
Denver
Col. Victoria
C. D. White
Chicago
Hamilton Wright
Vicksburg
M. Fullerton
Hoffman—Colby Davies
J. E. Parkinson
Danville
O. Mirale
Albemarle
M. G. Wade
Jacksonville
Herald Square
A. W. Mendel
W. S. Ball
St. Louis
Navarre
James T. Gaynor
San Francisco
Charles D. Palmer
Manila
Philippine Islands
Normandie
Frank Dillingham
Auckland
New Zealand
W. W. Grover
ASTOR
J. McD. Meeker
C. B. Hall
Honolulu
D. G. Morgan
Wheeling
West Va
Ss. B. Tallantyre
J. L. Newcomb
University of the State of Virginia
Yesterday's Fires Chronicle Multiple Damages Across Manhattan
A full day record lists fires from Saturday night to Sunday night with numerous damage claims. Names include Louis Shortnier Samuel Stier Annie Seymour Charlotte Richie Nathan Dubertson David Teicher B Swadsman H halen Patassy John Cahill Abel Silverstein I Luggerman Philip Franky David Welsh J Steirrup and others with damages ranging from trifling to 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maiden Lane
Louis Shortnier
Brook Avenue
Samuel Stier
Eleventh Avenue
Annie Seymour
Clinton Street
Charlotte Richie
Walker Street
Nathan Dubertson
Hester Street
David Teicher
Rivington Street
Jacob Spooner
Forty-seventh Street
B. Swadsman
Second Avenue
H. Halen
One Hundred and Ninth Street
Mrs. Patassy
John Cahill
Ludlow Street
Abel Silverstein
Orchard Street
I. Luggerman
Greene Street
Philip Franky
Lewis Street
David Welsh
Fulton Street
J. Steirrup
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Arnheim
9Th Street
United States Court
Ialance & Joan . Co
Ton
Umbria
Pas
Pearl Street
Thos. J. Stewart CO
Erie and
Sth Sts
Jersey City
Shannon
Daniels
Miss Simplicity
39Th St. I
Schubert and
Nixon & Zimmerman
Dance & Talbot i
Thea
Tulu Glaser
Sun
Ain Mat
Irry Blossom Grove
Onster
Bill
PPR
International Vau de Hammerstein
Said Pasha
DODO
Daly's Way
30Th St
Opera
STAR
Sietoce
EL Capitan
Berac
Kknickerbocker Theatre
Ledurer
Keith
14Th St
St. Nicholas
Sts. Ev
Nat
Legs
Gowey
Island
Oty
East 14Th St
E. R
Whitehall St
39Th St
B’klyn
Brooklyn Bridge
New York Side
Brighton Beach Road
Flatbush Avenue
Williamsburg
Ocean Ave
Lander
Madison Square Pursuit
W. H. McDonald
Capt. Gorman
Mr Eustis
D.S. Lamont
Ashton
Iowa
Weather Bureau
TIMES
the Times
Thermometeather Bureau
Printing House Square
Ereerrereves Eee
Uneeda
Babbitt
Butler
Butler's Best
Liberty
California
Pride of
Anderson’s
Fatler
Boston
Ceylon Tea
Spiro
Spiro Company
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Clorado
Great Rock
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Rocky Mountain Limited
Colorado
Rock Island
Missouri River
A. H. Moffet
Coward For Children
James S. Coward
Greenwich St
Warren St
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