Grand Army Encampment in Chicago Prepares Vast Celebrations
Chicago braces for the 1890 Grand Army Encampment with a mile long court of honor on Michigan Avenue costing about 25000 dollars. President McKinley expected, 6000 invitations issued, free quarters from city schools, and a packed program of parades fireworks and campfires through Aug 30 featuring numerous veterans organizations and distinguished guests.
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Chicago
Michigan Avenue
van Buren
Twelfth Street
McKinley
John C. Bonnell
John C. Black
United States
McHinley
R. H. Peters
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman’s Relief Corps
ex-Prisoners of War
Ladies of the G. A. R
Daughters of Veterans, Army Nurses’ Association
Legal Home Workers
Naval Veterans
William H. Harper
Temple
Joel M. Longenecker
A. Bigelow
Joseph H. Wood
W. D. C. Street
Bureau of Information and Public Comfort
John J. Tobin
James J. Healy
C. W. de Mond
L. W. Pitcher
Dr. J. Co Iey
Elizabeth Means
K. C. Pardee
H. P. Thompson
James W. Nye
Joseph A. McCartney
A. J. Burbank
Porter Johnson
Thomas J. Robeson
Charles Fitz Simons
Aaron F. Walcott
James O' Donnell
Parks and Dloulevards
Joseph Dormersberger
Samuel
William Penn Nixon
Fred W. Upham
Thomas J. Brown
George H. Heatford
McNinley
Capt
Clark
Harrison
William Jennings Bryan
Guy. Roosevelt
Cleveland
Miles
Brooke
Palmer
Sickles
Corbin
Lee
Gordon
Merritt
Wallace
Schofield
Imiral Sampson
Chettey
McClernand
Howard
Wheeler
Schley
Washington
Garfield Park
Studebaker
Carter H. Harrison
Shaw
Department of Ulinins
Adjt
Thomas J. Stewart
Woman's Relief Corps
Medinah Temple
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Daughters of Veterans
Masonic Temple
Ladies of
ex-Prisoners of War Association
Naval Reserves
Handel Hall
Army of Potomac
Army of the Tennessee
Army of the Cumberland
Army of the Mississippi and Gulf
Army of the Frontier
Lake Front Park
Cityline Military Events and Lakefront Recreation Schedule
National Guard Illinois Cavalry and United States Artillery events include street and arch closures and a Friday August 31 9 AM delegates lake excursion with lake and drainage canal trips. Saturday September 1 offers recreation with baseball golf and games in city parks, plus 4 PM concerts in Lincoln South and Garfield Parks, 530 PM fireworks at Lake Front Park and 11 PM taps.
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National Guard
Illinois Cavalry
United States Artillery
Lake Front Park
Taman
Lincoln, South
Garfield Parks
Death of Count Muravieff Shakes Franco Russian Ties
Paris reports the sudden death of Count Muravieff Russian Foreign Minister, a key Franco Russian ally. The loss alarms French officials, threatening the personal bond with Delcassé and casting doubt on Russia’s China policy and alliance stability. London commentary notes the death removes an obstacle to cordiality with England but doubts policy shifts.
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Associated Press
Paris
Count Muravieff
Muravieff
Great Britain
France
Russia
M. Delcassé
Council of the Czar
London
England
China
MANY AMERICANS IN LONDON
London hosts many Americans seeking hotel rooms as steamer crowds are turned away at top hostels. In a few days they depart for Paris as rooms are filled again by new arrivals. Notable visitors include former Consul General Patrick A. Collins on a. personal business trip and his visit with successor William M. Osborne and ex-Boston Mayor Josiah Quincy in London.
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Associated Press
London
Paris
Patrick A. Collins
England
Ireland
Liverpool
America
Kansas City
William M. Osborne
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Rumor of Colombia troops sacking Ecuador settlements
Kingston Jamaica June 23 prominent Colombians say recent sacking of settlements in Ecuador was done by Colombian Government troops to raise funds. They doubt Colombia will declare war, noting Colombia has other concerns. Ecuador may see war as chance to aid Colombian rebels.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Ecuador
Colombia
Eloquence of American Bishops in Missionary Celebration
The Westminster Gazette lauds American bishops at the missionary celebration for eloquence and force. It highlights Bishops Daine and Dudley for their flowing language, wit, fire, and range from humor to pathos, claiming English speakers fell flat in comparison. It notes Primates and Premiers laughed at the startling display of American forensic power.
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Associated Press
London
Daine
Dudley
Westminster Gazette
Primate
London Trades Council Opposes Ruskin Hall Gift
The London Trades Council rejects any association with gifting Ruskin Hall to America. They deny knowledge of subscriptions by English trades unions and warn labor bodies against appeals for funds. American unions report no subscriptions, only a preliminary bait for further contributions. A Daily Chronicle correspondent notes no money has been collected, criticizing Vrooman's attempt to voice British democratic aspirations.
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Associated Press
London
London Trades Council
America
Einglish
Daily Chronicle
Vrooman
The French Naval Manoeuvres Open Next Week
Paris reports naval manoeuvres of vast scale in the English Channel with the Mediterranean and Northern squadrons to perform war evolutions. Admiral Gervais is named chief of naval forces. The Mediterranean squadron from Toulon totals thirty four ships including ten ironclads and ten cruisers.
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Associated Press
Paris
English Channel
Gervais
St. Petersburg
France
Mediterranean
Toulon
Exposition Now Complete in Paris as Exhibits Install
Paris reports the exposition fully completed with all exhibits installed and jurors working amid some grumbling from those not receiving prizes. Insurance on official exhibits tops 40 million dollars, the bulk in the fine arts section.
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The
Associated Press
Paris
Senate OKs bill to curb attacks on French president
Paris June 23 The Senate passed a government bill to repress scurrilous attacks on the President of the Republic. It provides for summary police court trials to punish offenders, replacing the longer Assize Court process. The press criticizes the government for not staying content with its current weapons.
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Associated Press
Paris
Senate
Republic
Ninety Killed in Varna Riots Reported
Bulgarian capital reports ninety killed and 372 wounded in Varna district clashes between troops and peasants. A state of siege is proclaimed across Varna Shumla Tirnovo Rasgrad Kavala district and Ristovatz. Government imposes editor qualifications to curb newspaper output.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Varna
Shumla
Tirnovo
Rasgrad
Kustchuk
Ristovatz
Gutenberg Semi Milennial Celebration Opens in Mayence
Berlin reports the semi millennial birthday commemoration of John Gutenberg with a typographical exhibit featuring German and foreign displays from Berlin Vienna Paris and St Petersburg. A Te Deum sung by 600 boy choristers precedes a large historical procession on Monday including 3000 participants in 15th century dress and 41 floats. Delegates from many scientific institutions attend led by Prof Hunt of Princeton.
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Berlin
John Gutenberg
Mayence
Vienna
Paris
Lion
Madrid
St. Petersburg
Mandel
Gutenberg Monument
Gutenberg Museum
France
England
Italy
America
Prof
Hunt
Princeton University
Wallace Collection on View To-morrow at Hertford House
London opens Hertford House to the public on June 25 after Sir Richard Wallace left the collection to his widow and it was bequeathed to the nation. Curators and a committee led by Lord Rosebery and Lord Rothschild spent two years arranging the celebrated works of art in what becomes a premier city landmark.
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Associated Press
London
Hertford House
Hertford
Richard Wallace
Lord Rosebery
Lord Rothschild
Memorial service honors Frances Willard in Edinburgh
In Edinburgh on June 23 the World's Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a memorial service for Frances Willard former president of the American W C T U. The event paid tribute to her influence on temperance reform and women's suffrage movements.
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Edinburgh
Fresh Bubonic Plague Case Reported in Oporto
A new case of bubonic plague is reported in Oporto on June 23. The dispatch notes that Lisbon announced on February 7 that the plague had disappeared from Oporto and that the port’s quarantine had been lifted.
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Oporto
Lisbon
Night in a cell sobers Yorkville gunman Billy Ries
Sixteen year old William Ries, who taunted a police group with revolutionary zeal and read The Deacon's Son, or The Imp of the Village, spent a night at Fifth Street Station House. On a bench he endured hunger and cold and pleaded for home. Magistrate Crane sent him to Gerry Society for a day. His father is a wealthy real estate dealer.
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William Ries
Yorkville
Peifferer
Ries
Twelfth Street
Second Avenue
Fifth Street
Billy
Constitution of
the United
de Deacon
Kansas City
Crane
Gerry Society
MISS TRACY'S WILL IN QUESTION AT JERSEY CITY ORPHANS COURT
Judge Blair heard arguments on whether Ellen Tracy was of sound mind when she made a March will leaving $15000 to John Coyne of 80S West Newark Avenue, a nonrelative. The 80 year old recluse died after a lamp explosion. The will, drafted at the hospital by James L. Gordon and witnessed by Dr Good, is challenged by grand-niece Sarah Flynn. Testimony noted Miss Tracy known as Crazy Ellen for years. Doctors Grove and Gordon said she was of sound testamentary capacity. Decision reserved.
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Blair
Orphans’ Court
Jersey City
Ellen Tracy
John Coyne
West Newark
Miss Tracy
van Winkle Avenue
City Hospital
James L. Gordon
Good
Sarah Flynn
Ellen
Mary Coyle
Dr. Good
Mr. Gordon
Alleged Distillers Held in Mount Vernon Raid
Three men arrested Friday on illicit distillery charges in Mount Vernon were arraigned before United States Commissioner Shields and each held on $8,000 bail for examination next Monday. They identified as Louis Frie man, Joseph Goldstein, and Morris Slepp, all Russian Jews with limited English. An interpreter clarified Slepp’s confusion over naming his brother in law Louis Hyman amid the arrest.
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Mount Vernon
United States
Shields
Louis Frieman
Essex Street
Joseph Goldstein
Rutgers Street
Morris Slepp
Fiieman
Goldstein
Slepp
Louis Hyman
Child Falls From Fire Escape in NYC Home
Annie Jantz, four years old of 16 Dry Dock Street, slept on a rear third floor fire escape Friday night. She rolled during the morning, fell through the opening, struck the second floor railing, then dropped to the yard. A Bellevue surgeon reported a bad head wound and possible skull fracture.
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Annie Jantz
Dry Dock Street
Bellevue
St Ann's Academy Commencement in New Extension
The annual commencement of St Ann's Academy was held last night in the new extension at Seventy seventh Street and Lexington Avenue. The academy orchestra performed several selections and many prizes were awarded. The notice also advertises New York Times delivery and home subscription details.
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St. Ann’s Academy
Academy
Seventy-seventh Street
Lexington Avenue
Panic on Stanton Street Fire Alarm False
A false fire alarm caused panic on Stanton Street after three year old Fanny Ailbaum fell unconscious at the bottom of an airshaft. Neighbors, police, and fire crews responded. Fanny was taken to Gouverneur Hospital with a fractured skull and may die.
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Stanton Street
Mary Ailbaum
Sheriff Street
Fanny
Fanny Ailbaum
Gouverneur Hospital
Friendly dispute over a dog ends in police court
Michael Walsh and Jerry Quinn were arraigned after a street quarrel over a Skye terrier left both with injuries. The pair claimed a friendly dispute and were discharged by Magistrate Hogan after a brief hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Walsh
East One Hundred and Thirty-fifth Street
Jerry Quinn
Walsh
West Side
Jerry
Hogan
Quinn
Pane
Policeman Hurt Chasing Runaway Horse in City Streets
Patrolman Arthur Warner of West 150th Street station was severely injured while stopping a runaway horse attached to a bakery wagon. Henry Miller, rider of the wagon, fled into a house as the horse bolted on Amsterdam Avenue. Warner leapt from a southbound car to seize the reins but was dragged and run over, later reported in critical condition at J Hood Wright Hospital. The horse was finally captured by Policemen Burns and Slattery, with no injuries to the horse or wagon.
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Arthur Warner
West One Hundred and Fifty-second Street
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Henry Miller
Lawrence Street
One Hundred and Fifty-ninth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Miller
Policeman Warner
Station House
Warner
Burns
Slattery
Man Dies of Heart Trouble On Steamer Monmouth
Nicholas J. Cosgrove of 252 West Sixty second Street died aboard the Sandy Hook Line steamer Monmouth from heart trouble. He and his wife had just reached the boat, he collapsed after a few steps. A physician passenger declared death due to heart trouble. Cosgrove had recent heart issues and had left a job to recover. He was traveling with his wife to find a cottage in Point Pleasant for the summer. A relative protested the captain’s handling, saying the body was not brought ashore promptly.
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Nicholas J. Cosgrove
West Seventy-second Street
Monmouth
Sandy Hook
Mr. Cosgrove
Point Pleasant
Cosgroves
Cosgrove
Highlands
Charity Society appeals for widow support fund
The Charity Organization Society renews its appeal for fifty dollars to aid a ninety year old widow unable to work and wholly dependent on friends. Donations from Lispenard Stewart ten dollars and M Weis two dollars accompany this appeal, with funds sent to 105 East Twenty second Street acknowledged publicly.
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Charity Organization Society
Lispenard Stewart
M. Weis
East Twenty-second Street
Silver Loving Cup Given to Census Supervisor Wilbur
Charles S. Wilbur, Supervisor of the Census for the First District covering Manhattan and the Bronx, received a silver loving cup sixteen inches high from his special agents and clerks. He spoke briefly, praising his staff for their faithful service during the recent months.
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Wilbur
Charles S. Wilbur
Manhattan
Bronx
Engagement of Gertrude Elliott by Forbes Robertson
London reports praise for Gertrude Elliott as leading lady in Forbes Robertson's Autumn tour. The actor’s recent English entry from Maxine Elliott’s circle draws noted support. critics call her an almost new and delightful ingenue with promising potential for Ophelia or Desdemona.
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The
Associated Press
London
Gertrude Elliott
Forbes Robertson
Flliott
England
Maxine
Daily Chronicle
Ophelia
Desdemona
Quo Vadis Run Extended At New York Theatre
The production Quo Vadis at the New York Theatre will extend its run after attracting strong crowds for the past two weeks. The show, which was slated to close last night, will continue with the usual matinees.
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New York Theatre
Newport Fourth of July plans honor Admiral Dewey and society
The Fourth of July Committee collaborates with a Citizens' Committee including F. P. Garrettson and William K. Vanderbilt Jr to stage Newport celebrations with Admiral Dewey as guest. Naval contingents from the North Atlantic Squadron will parade, while social clubs arrange events. Several notable arrivals and regents are noted at local hotels and villas as the season begins.
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New York Times
Newport
City Council
F. P. Garrettson
Lispenard Stewart
D. B. Fearing
Hermann Oelrichs
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Reginald Norman
D. W. Lockwood
C. L. F. Robinson
Admiral Dewey
North Atlantic Squadron
Rhode Island Naval
Arthur T. Kemp
Fred P. Sands
A. M. Coats
Golf Club
Carrie
Newport Rat Bote Klub
Kingsley’s Wharf
L. F. Robinson
New York Yacht Club
Elisha Dyer, Jr
Hamilton W. Cary
Humphrotite
Percy R. Crandall
W. H. Emery
George B. de Forest
Robert Sedgwick
H. J. Knapp
Bradford Norman
Commodore Robinson
Lee Scupper
Dyer
Klub
Spain
Naval War College
New Cliffs Hotel
D. M. Garrison
T. E. Evans
New York
Francis J. Hener
San Francisco
S. M. Lindman
Boston
Crowninshield
H. H. Ward
Valiant
W. K. Vanderbilt
Anna Gray
J. J. Wysong
Greystone
Ochre Point
William Edgar
Miss Edgar
Beach Street
George Hoffman
Emily Hoffman
Herrick Cottage
Clay Street
Robert W. Goelet
Brookline
Goelet Villa
Gibert
Bellevue Avenue
le Chalet
W. Butler Duncan
The
War College
John Keen
Baltimore
Hill Top Cottage
Harold Vanderbilt
Belcourt
Vanderbilt
French
William H. Sands
F. E. Evans
Henry de Forest Wyckes
Burke Roche
George Winthrop Hargrant
Stevens Villa
Reginald de Koven
de Koven
Miss Leary
D. B. St. John Roosa
Robinson
Charles W. Shields
Schuyler Hamilton, Jr
A. Livingston Mason
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Lyman C.josephs
Amos Tuck French
Mathew Ewen Wilkes
Riggs’s
Miss Bishop
William Post
English labor leaders arrive for speaking tour
ENGLISH WORKMEN HERE. Bowerman and Sexton arrive aboard the St. Paul and plan lectures in Philadelphia, Washington, Chicago, and St. Louis. Bowerman, secretary of the London Society of Compositors, returns in two weeks. Sexton, secretary of the London Dock Labourers Union, stays about a month. They represent about 3,000,000 workers and aim to found a labor college in St. Louis similar to Oxford's Ruskin project.
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Do. W. Bowerman
James Sexton
England
St. Paul
Astor House
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Bowerman
London Society of Compositors
Sexton
London Dock Laborers’ Union
Oxford
John Ruskin
Minister Irwin Returns From Portugal Voyage
John N. Irwin United States Minister to Portugal from Keokuk Iowa arrived on the St Paul with his family and secretaries. They will stay one week at the Fifth Avenue Hotel before continuing to Iowa. He spoke of a rough voyage and plans to sail again in sixty to ninety days.
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John N. Irwin
Keokuk
Iowa
United States
Portugal
St. Paul
Fifth Avenue
Arrivals Include Notables Ayer Putnam Astor and Reid
Among yesterday’s arrivals on the St. Paul were Mr and Mrs Edward E Ayer George Haven Putnam Master Vincent Astor Dr C H Earle Cartwright Eustis Mr and Mrs Warner Miller Gen and Mrs Robert E Patterson and Ogden Mills Reid.
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St. Paul
Edward E. Ayer
George Haven Putnam
Master Vincent Astor
C. H. Earle
Cartwright Eustis
Warner Miller
Robert E. Patterson
Ogden Mills Reid
Miss Marie Engel Seen Aboard The St. Paul
Among passengers on the St. Paul was Miss Marie Engel who looked the part of health and declined to discuss or reveal any professional plans.
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Marie Engel
St. Paul
Carboy of acid crashes in Greenwich Street
A carboy of acid broke on the pavement in front of Public Stores Greenwich Street yesterday afternoon. Shouts of Get out of the way Vitriol pulled out your horses or they'll be ruined! followed as the truck driver lashed his horses and fled. Some acid spattered passers by while fumes drew sneezes and cries. The driver stopped and no one was injured. Fumes blew away shortly after.
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Greenwich Street
Havemeyer-Writing wedding in Newport plans
Henry O Havemeyer and Miss Charlotte Whiting announce a July 11 wedding at Swanhurst the bride’s aunt Mrs George L Rives home. Rev Meenan to perform ceremony with a tented lawn breakfast, George L Rives giving away the bride and bridesmaids Lily Oelrichs Natika Rives. Best man Ee Havemeyer and ushers Howard Boocock and J M McCormack Yale classmates. Havemeyer returns to Yale to graduate Monday.
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New York Times
Newport
Henry O. Havemeyer
Charlotte Whiting
Swanhurst
George L. Rives
Meenan
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Lily Oelrichs
Natika Rives
Havemeyer
Howard Boocock
Brooklyn
J. M. McCormack
Chicago
Yale
Integrity drives tax honor in Cherry Valley man
A Cherry Valley taxpayer, Abraham Beekman Cox, insists on a higher assessment, paying up to 1200 dollars extra and prompting praise for his honesty. Born 1844 in New York City, Cox, Yale and Rensselaer trained civil engineer, long active in railroad work and iron bridge building, resides in Cherry Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Cherry Valley
N. Y
Abraham Beekman Cox
New York City
Yale
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Cox
Augusta McBlair Ten Eyck
John C. Ten Eyck
United States
New Jersey
American Society of Civil Engineers
Widow Rosalie Jacobs Weds Sheriff Samuel Kirby in Quiet Atlantic City Ceremony
Atlantic City June 23 Mrs Rosalie Jacobs widow of former Senator John Jacobs of Brooklyn quietly married former Sheriff Samuel Kirby at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension. The Rev J Harden brook Townsend officiated. The ceremony was witnessed by relatives and the couple will reside in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Atlantic City
Rosalie Jacobs
John Jacobs
Brooklyn
Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Samuel Kirby
J. Hardenbrook Townsend
Tragic Death Succeeds After Repeated Crises
Mrs. Kate Crawford of 417 South Fourth Street Brooklyn ended her life with acid early yesterday. Sister, who moved the body to 176 Throop Avenue, said she had suffered ongoing personal crisis mania. Earlier she had cut wrists, swallowed poison, and attempted starvation. Her husband asked to walk before the final act. She said yes and then the acid was consumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Crawford
South Fourth Street
Brooklyn
Throop Avenue
Crawford
Policeman’s chase in wagon ends with two swindlers caught
Policeman Van Twissner pursued James Wilson and Charles Young after they fled a saloon in a buggy claiming to be State Excise Inspectors. Wilson was captured in a butcher's wagon on First Avenue and One Hundred Twelfth Street, while Young fled into a building basement before being arrested. They face charges of obtaining money under false pretenses and posing as inspectors. arraignment set at Harlem Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper First Avenue
van Twissner
James Wilson
East Forty-ninth Street
Charles Young
Second Street
East One Hundred and Fourth Street
Joseph Fredericks
East One Hundred and Third Street
Olympia Association
Fredericks
One Hundred and Second Street
Twissner
First Avenue
One Hundred and Twelfth Street
Wilson
Young
One Hundred and Thirteenth Street
East One Hundred and Thirteenth Street
Harlem
Safe Blowers Secure $201 From Brooklyn Office
Burglars broke into the John Hancock Life Insurance Company branch at 472 Fifth Avenue Brooklyn early yesterday and stole $201 in cash after boring a hole in the safe door and forcing the lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureglars
John Hancock Life Insurance Company
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Obituary notes recount several early 20th century deaths
Alexander Kipp proprietor of the St Nicholas Hotel Walden died suddenly at Middletown N Y Rev John A D Dawn pastor of Reformed Church of Fonda died at Amsterdam N Y aged sixty seven He graduated Rutgers 1852 New Brunswick Theological Seminary 1855 Union College conferred D D 177 Richard Sullivan Princeton NJ died yesterday wife Kate Hoff seven weeks after marriage son of Dennis Sullivan tied to Princeton University Catholic Church Treasurer of St Patrick's Alliance William Mo Law 30 died Jersey City of consumption veteran of Eighth United States Infantry in Cuban and Philippine campaigns Mme C Durant Hon Union Hill died of paralysis born in Paris 1837 two daughters survive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Kipp
St. Nicholas
Walden
Middletown
N. Y
John A. D. Dawn
Reformed Church of
Fonda
Amsterdam
Rutgers College
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
Union College
Richard Sullivan
Princeton
N. J
Kate Hoff
Dennis Sullivan
Princeton University
St. Patrick’s Alliance
William Mo Law
van Wart Place
Jersey City
Eighth
United States Infantry
Siboney
San Juan
el Caney
Santiago
Philippines
Mme. C. Duranthon
Palisade Avenue
Union Hill
St. Augustine’s
Schultz Bottle Stock Promotes Out of Town Shipments
Carl H. Schultz advertises artificial Vichy Selters and carbonic water in quart and pint bottles for out-of-town shipments. All orders promptly attended to. Address CARL H. SCHULTZ, 450-444 First Ave, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Schultz
First Ave
N. Y
All Pure White Linen Shirts by E. and W. Offer
E. and W. present pure white linen shirts ideal for warm weather. Four shirts in the set feature crisp fabric and comfortable fit, designed to stay cool in hot days.
Obituary notices list for multiple residents with funeral details
Died notices from June 1900 report Jasper F. Cropsey James Graydown Duncan and others with funeral times and locations. Interments at family discretion. Marian Parker Lindley Mary Moffat and others cited with church services and special train arrangements. Carriages meet train from New York. no flowers requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cropsey
Hastings-on-Hudson
Jasper F. Cropsey
N.A
Duncan
Mount Vernon
N. Y
James Graydown Duncan
Kensico Cemetery Private Station Near Harlem Railroad
Kensico Cemetery offers a private station on the Harlem Railroad just 43 minutes from Grand Central Depot with an office at 16 B 42 Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensico Cemetery
Harlem Railroad
Grand Central Depot
Cypress Hills Cemetery From Brooklyn Ferries Plan
A transit office proposal details access to Cypress Hills Cemetery via Brooklyn ferries and an elevated railroad route from New York Office at 1 Madison Avenue, outlining proposed transportation links and infrastructure plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Brooklyn
R. R. New York
Madison Av
Deaths Reported in Manhattan and Bronx Areas
A list of deaths dated June 23 across Manhattan and Bronx locations includes numerous names with ages, addresses, and institutions. Entries feature residents from W 3rd to E 118th Streets, several foundlings or asylum cases, and multiple addresses such as 49 W 98th St, 1 W 133d St, and 2d Ave locations. The roll shows diverse surnames including Ahern, Ashley, Benning, Butkawitz, Borger, Brown, Byrne, Connolly, Daly, Eagan, Flanagan, Fanning, Gordon, Kerr, Kalmuick, Lynch, Lownes, Muller, Malcolm, Macy, McCardle, O’Brien, Paul, Reilly, Sweeney, Spies, Stumpf, Thornt on, and Vogel, among others, with numerous streets cited. Some entries reference asylum or foundling institutions, indicating a mix of street deaths and institutional cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahern
Francis
Matilda
Ashley
John T
Benning
John E
Butkawitz
Stancy
Broome St
Borger
Maria
Icccaas
Rae
Byrnes
Philip
Beinlick
Elise
Howard St
Beck
Abraham
Lexington
Eauland
Bertha
Courtenay
Edward
Carroll
Jennie
W. 16Th St
Crummey
Margaret
Coles
Robert H
W. Gist
Campanella
Paola
Elizabeth
Clement
Josephine
N. Y
LA Forge
Julian
Suze
Connelly
John
Division St
Cogna
Roosevelt St
Ciperoli
Luigi
Chrystie St
Connery
Abbie A
City Hall
Didwood
George
Donnelly
Agnes
Daly
Minnie
Carmine St
Eagan
Paul
Annie
Deg Flanagan
Mary
Fanning
Friel
Gordon
David B
Forsyth St
Gingras
Gerasime
Hanft
Annetta
Manhattan
Hamblin
Jane
W. Sith St
Holloway
W. H
St Josephs
Isaac
Cherry St
Kerr
Catherine
E. 28Th St
Clarence L
Kalmuck
Louis
Luhrs
Helen
44Th St
Lynch
Ellen
Lownes
Frank B
Neil
Andrew
Onofiro
Felice
Chrystie
Reilly
Sarah C
Pitt St
Sweeney
Schilling
Stumpf
Emma
Spies
John R
Stagg
Virginia
Alice E
Leington Eter Ipatte Vogel
Volk
Lillie M
Walton
Lydia A
Joseph
White
William M
Zerrener
Zobel
List of residents and associated addresses in a Brooklyn area
A compiled register lists numerous individuals with full names and street addresses across Brooklyn and nearby hospitals. Notable entries include Dora Antonius at 270 Jerome Street, James TALY at 840 Greene Avenue, Margaret Burns at 119 North Fifth Street, and departments or facilities like St. Peter's Hospital and Kings County Hospital referenced among the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonius
Dora
Jerome St
Anderson
John
Degraw St
Blake
William
Conselyea
Bates
Richard
St. Peter’s Hospital
Battey
Ethel
Huron
Bennett
George J
Dean St
Brady
Mary A
Burns
Margaret
Clark
James
L. I
Comiskey
Bridget
Nassau
Carlton
Arthur
Duffy
Catharine
Coney
Greene Av
Bagan
Snes Orphan Home
Foster
High St
Flanagan
Spencer St. Gurenes
Anne
21St St
Cccei
Gennen
Simon
Stagg St
Heitman
Henry C
Heyward St
Handley
Carrie B
Ryder’s Lane
Gravesend
Hohmann
Edward
Ellery St
Hansen
Anne H
Hamilton Av
Heu
Emma
Stockton St
Horan
Thomas F
Woodbine St
Jusseman
Albert W
Surf
Rehauser
Margaretha
Montrose
Stream
William F
Wolcott St
Schumann
Mary
Tompkins
J. J
N. Portland
Klein
Herman
Oa St
Q’connor
Elsie
Tillary St. O'Neill
Josephine
McCarthy
St. Peter’s Hos
McFadden
Frank
Carroll St. Mcann
Atlantic
Naylor
St. Peter's
Phelan
Katherine
Emmett St. Lafayette
Schweigert
Todd
St . Allot
Francis
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Vesey St
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Illinois
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Palmer House
Reeception
Palmer Frouse
ANG
Calipinciie
Washington Park
Llinvis
Gutenberg
Miss Willard
Child
N. J. Cosgrove
the News OF Newport
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