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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1903

Page

6

Italian Barbers Denounce Gov Odell Amid Racial Tensions

A mass meeting at Teutonia Hall organized by Italian barbers and their benevolent society denounced Gov. Odell for alleged bias against Italians. Speakers urged equal rights, condemned exclusion from exam boards, and urged Italians to vote for change while highlighting Italian contributions to American life.

Teutonia Mall Third Avenue Italan Barbers’ Benevolent Society Odell the Barbers Salas Ennion Italy Ung Empire Birtrecht Religdontshonks Cross Cho Uan Ean Italans Raticolink -Presiiost Sani End America Adil Kurts Republica

Sparrows Cause City Trolley Tie Up

Two sparrows occupied a red box atop a pole at Twenty fourth Street and Southwest Boulevard stopping streetcars for about an hour. An operator opened the switch box for removal of the nest and service resumed.

Nw York Times Twenty-fourth Street

Woman Fires at Constable During Attempted Furniture Seizure

Chief of Police Charles H. Shrope narrowly escaped a revolver shot while seizing household goods for an $8 judgment from James H. Snyder's house. Mrs. Snyder, mother of Mrs. Griminston, drew a pistol and pulled the trigger but did not wound the officer. The case was presented to Justice Lina Berry, who issued summons for Mrs. Snyder.

New York Times Washington Warren County Nad Walter Johnston Charles H. Shrope Snyder Griminston Shrope Wesley Fleming James H. Snyder Johnston

Leg Breaks in Dover Man Slips While Standing

Special to The New York Times Morristown New Jersey June 3 George McCracken of Dover slipped and fractured his right leg while trying to regain balance. He did not fall fully but the femur above the knee broke. Friends aided him to a fence then home where doctors, unable to set the bone, feared need for operation as his leg remained severely swollen.

New York Times Morristown N. J George McCracken Dover Tran

Lamkin and Foster Firm Has Assets and Debts Tied

Boston June 23 Lamkin and Foster a long established wholesale boot and shoe house has been attached by creditors The Shoe and Leather Mercantile Agency puts liabilities at 600 000 to 700 000 while assets consisting of merchandise and accounts receivable are nominally the same The firm reportedly did about 2 000 000 in annual business The causes of the trouble are not stated.

Boston Lamkin & Foster Shoe and Leather Mercantile Agency

Shamrock T Gets Mast Ready For Sails In Erie Basin

Shamrock III and Shamrock E returned from the dry dock at Erie Basin after overhaul while Reliance arrived from New Rochelle to replace Shamrock I. The mast for Shamrock T is set to be stepped today with sails soon.

Shamrocks III Shamrock. E Erie Basin Reliance New Rochelle Shamrock I Matthews Erin Neill Wringe Kteliance Columbu Shamrock Weymouth Ishter Merritt & Chapman Century Shamrock T

Letter to the Editor questions Times cup measurements

Oliver Iselin aboard Reliance on June 25 1903 objects to the Times morning article asserting incorrect times and measurements of the cup. He states the article is wrong in every statement.

New York Times Times Definders A. Oliver Iselin Reliance

Sir Thomas Lipton Honored in Washington Visit

Major General Corbin and officials left for New York to welcome Sir Thomas Lipton the America's Cup challenger expected to arrive tomorrow The President asked Gen Corbin to invite Lipton to lunch at the White House or, if unavailable, to dine at the President's Oyster Bay residence.

Washington Corbin New York Thomas Lipton Orbi Thomas White House Oyster Lay

Sir Thomas Lipton Nearing Arrival Amid Weather Delays

Sir Thomas Lipton is due to arrive this morning aboard the White Star Oceanic. His party includes William Fife the yacht designer and Col. B D Neill who will stay aboard Shamrock I. J Pierport Morgan and Bruce Ismay are also aboard as the Oceanic nears Quarantine with the Erin meeting later if possible.

Thomas Lipton Starmer Oceanic Challenger Shamrock I Erin Cruizer Thomas Oceanic Quaraantine Aes William Fife Shamrock 1 Mr. Fife Col. B. DD. Neill Shamrock Ee Hirus Westwold Duncan J. Pierport Morgan Bruce Ismay

Philadelphia Man Shot in Accident at Portage Lake

Horace Fleischer of Philadelphia and friends fished at Portage Lake in Aroostook County when P Rosser, examining Fleischer s revolver, discharged it as he handed it back. The bullet hit Fleischer in the abdomen. he was brought to Eastern Maine General Hospital in Bangor and underwent an operation as his family awaited further word.

New York Times Bangor Horace Fleischer Philadelphia Portage Lake Aroostovak County P. Rosser Iastern Maine General Hospital Rosser Fleischer Feischer Ees Dees Teller

Crash on Brooklyn elevated rails injures no one

A rear end collision between a locomotive hauled train from the loop and an electric Brighton Beach train on the Fulton Street Elevated in Brooklyn stalled the line for about an hour yesterday morning. Passengers were jolted but no injuries were reported as renewed halted trains emptied and then resumed service.

Fulton Street Brooklyn Brighton Beach Jay Street

Broken Truck Delays Broadway Cars

A broken truck carrying a boiler at Broadway and Thirty-first Street blocked surface cars for about forty-five minutes. The six horses drew the heavy load to the Imperial Hotel annex. Traffic resumed after a wrecking crew arrived. A later car fire at Eighteenth Street caused a ten minute delay. Engine 14 put out the blaze.

Broadway Thirty-first Street Imperial Hotel Columbus Avenue Eighteenth Street

Explosives Found In Colorado Prison After Escape Attempt

In Canon City Colorado guards found giant powder and nitro glycerine hidden in a shop wall inside the penitentiary. The cache surfaced after convicts who attempted to escape were processed. Authorities suspect nitro glycerine was made by convict Hisekendan who died yesterday.

Canon City Col Hisekendan

Egan Wins Seven Straight in Jersey City Handball Match

Mike Egan of Jersey City, world champion, defeated Timothy Twohill of Kanturk seven games straight on the Jersey City Handball Club court in a championship match for the world title and $1,500. The first of a 15 game series, the remaining games will be played in Kanturk, Ireland, July 12. The match drew eminent jurists and professionals, with Egan dominant in serving and rallying as Twohill battled through fatigue and a left arm injury.

Mike Egan Jersey City Timothy Twohill Kanturk Ireland Mercer Street Twohill Egan Supreme Court Martin J. Keogh Martin J. Keogh, Jr Dalrymple A. M. Gillen James Dunne Brooklyn Edward K. Carroll Bartholomew Moynahan Charles O'Callaghan James McGee M. Butler John Tracy Jeffrey O'Herlihy Cork Phil’ Casey Larry’ Brennan C ‘Harley’ Johnson W. L. Jones Billy’ Nolan Con” Cashman John Egan James 2Laherty M. A. Tarrant David Roache James Greelish Phil Casey Jim. _Fitzgerald Louis, Keegan Chiergio Chicago Alsy Megan Neild Swithh Twohills Pwohill Setae Egan Fils Egon

Young Scribner's clerk accused in book larceny shock

Albert F. Brown twenty, of 210 West Twenty first Street, a clerk for Charles Scribner's Sons at 15d Fifth Avenue, was jailed on a charge of stealing books. He confessed to taking items over five weeks, saying he needed money after arriving in New York and earning eight dollars weekly. his father is a New Jersey cutlery maker.

Albert F. Brown Twenty-first Street Charles Scribner's Sons Fifth Avenue Thirtieth Street Brown New Brunswick N. J

Dinner Honors Arrival Of Steamship United States At Hoboken

The Scandinavian American Steamship Company hosted a large dinner for New York and New Jersey businessmen and newspaper representatives aboard the twin screw steamship United States Capt Wulff at Hoboken. The vessel lies at the port to celebrate its first arrival, with a gross tonnage of 10 095 tons.

Scandinavian-American Steamship Company New York New Jersey United States Wulff Hoboken

Bad Weather Hinders Crews at Poughkeepsie Preparations

Poughkeepsie June 23 crews from six colleges faced worsening weather as final preparations tightens. Coaches warn rain and cold threaten practice while Drayton freshman eligibility sparks concern. Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia and Wisconsin crews report effort under damp conditions with strategic lineups and emphasis on privacy during training.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Schisler Pennsylvania Ward Drayton Smith Barrett Cornell Varsity Courtney Coffin Cornell Rooters Wisconsin Courtney Mide Edward Hfanian Columbia Hanlan Georgetown Washington Dempsey Atkinson T Hayden Seitz O'Dea Queen City Syracuse Ten Eyck

Overhauling Navy Yard Visit by Assistant Secretary Darling

Assistant Secretary of the Navy Darling visited the Brooklyn Navy Yard by dispatch boat Dolphin from Newport to inspect yard operations. He met Rear Admiral Rodgers and reviewed clerical staffing wages improvements and yard needs. He also examined condemned stores and noted a House Naval Affairs committee visit planned next month.

Navy Darling Brooklyn Navy Yard Dolphin Newport Columbia Rodgers Yard Navy Yard Navy Department Committee On Naval Affairs House of Representatives Brooklyn Vermont

Newfoundland Dog Delays Jersey City School Session

A large Newfoundland wandered into Public School No. 28 Jersey City delaying the morning session by about thirty minutes. The dog lingered in the vestibule and frightened students until an officer from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals collected the animal after a call from Principal Murphy.

Jersey City Troy Cata Murphy The Socilety For the Prevention of Cruelty

Lost speech and hearing puzzle Tarrytown man

Doctors attending John Davis in Tarrytown are puzzled by his sudden deafness and muteness after drinking two glasses of beer at a Cortlandt Street concert hall. He remains at home on Valley Street as physicians work to diagnose and treat the condition.

Tarrytown N. Y John Davis Davis Cortlandt Street Valley Street

Weather Handicaps Seventh Camp Emmons Clark

June 23 at Peekskill Ex Assemblyman Robert Mazet heads Seventh Regiment as captain of Company D with a red sash for officer of the day. Rain disrupts drills, engineers fix ditches and drains while Gen Worth and Col Appleton visit. Company D plans a ninety seventh anniversary celebration.

New York Times Emmons Worth Roe Daniel Appleton Metropolis William H. Kipp George S. Towle Company D Larchmont

Commuter Dragged by Train Near Port Chester

Louis B. Girard actor and brother of Harry Girard Lulu Glaser's leading man and Adrian Vernon of Port Chester were dragged for about a mile on a New York bound train after sprinting to catch the 11 03 train. Vernon held Girard by the arms as the pair clung to the rails. Girard's left leg struck a steel bridge beam causing severe lacerations as the train passed Rye New York.

Port Chester N. Y Louis B. Girard Harry Girard Lulu Glaser Adrian Vernon Mr. Girard Girard Rye Vernon New York

New York Incorporations List Several Companies

Especial to The New York Times Albany June 23 lists incorporations across New York and surrounding areas. Companies include Montgomery Realty and Mortgage New York with capital 250000. Economist Waist Company with 60000. Buckley Woodhull & Burns Brooklyn with 50000. Sonoma Wine and Brandy Company 98000. Turret Camera Company 25000. Commercial Shirt Company New York with 20000. Henley Consolidated Publishing Company with unknown cap. Many directors named. various addresses in New York Brooklyn Montclair N J.

New York Times Albany Montgomery Realty and Mortgage New York Capital Netthen Meee Kobre Louis Minsky Jacob New York Dakota Steam Laundry Company de Pretore-G. Te 'Hark Aceth N. J Bruno Richter Ee Richter Oscar Horowitz Turret Camera Company F. J. Gauter C. Ent F.E. Cheeseman Brooklyn Henley Consolidated Publishing Company BS Eye X. Manley Rooklyn Mary L. Shepherd Ma Baldwin Mary 7 Bale H. W. Covert Company Gedcom Ok Covert Waterford S.S. Covert Fannie D. Covert Montclair Bs Scheer New

Regional Incorporations Lincoln up New Jersey firms

Western Pennsylvania Amusement Company of Camden with capital of $50,000 lists incorporators H W McIntosh John Gates Jr and T Carlisle Moore Freid Engineering Company of Orange capital $126,000 with Calvin T Freid Frederick L Luz and John P Peachy North Jersey Brick Company Paterson among others listing directors and capital Madison Voting Machine Development Company capital $100,000 Incorporators W J Harris Jr E C Webster and H J Jones Enterprise Silk Dyeing Company Paterson capital $20,000 with John P Hudson Harry Stomeley and Ederick Beh Realty and Security Company of New Jersey Passaic capital $100,000 with William R Vanecek Eugene L Hart Clifford L Burrows The Burt Amusement Company Newark capital as noted.

Western Pennsylvania Amusement Company Camden Capital H. W. McIntosh John Gates, Jr T. Carlisle Moore Freid Engineering Company Orange Calvin T. Freid Frederick L. Luz John P. Peachy North Jersey Brick Company Paterson Caplyoeters Aaybea Hiram H. Walshee Voting Machine Development Company Madison W. J. Harris, Jr E. C. Webster H. J. Jones Enterprise Silk Dyeing Company John P. Hudson Harry Stomeley Ederick Beh

Charters Secured at Dover Firms Form Local Ventures

Wilmington report notes charters secured at Dover for several firms including J. C. Wilson OH Gas and Coal Co of Washington PA capital 1 000 000 Victory Beach Land Co of Wilmington DE capital 125 000 Central Bowling Alley Co of Bala PA capital 60 000 John Bullock & Son Co of Baltimore to deal in cement hair and clay capital 55 000 New England Development Co of Meriden CT to acquire and develop lands capital 10 000 and

New York Times Wilmington Del Dover J. C. Wilson OH Gas and Coal Company of Washington Penn Victory Beach New England Development Company of Meriden Conn

Unsettled Weather Rules Across the Nation

The weather forecast notes showers in the lake region, Upper Ohio Valley, and Atlantic States with temperatures below normal east of the Rockies. A disturbance from Ontario brings rain to New England, Middle Atlantic, and lower Great Lakes, with more showers on Wednesday.

Washington Pacific States Lake Region Upper Ohio Valley Atlantic States Northwest West Rocky Mountains South Atlantic Gulf States Ontario New England Middle Atlantic States Lower Lake Region Rocky Mountain Middle Upper Mississippi Upper Lake Region Mississippi River Middle Atlantic Gulf Coast European Grand Banks Lower Lakes Cleveland Oswego New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware District of Columbia Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Minnesota West Virginia North Dakota Dakota

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