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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1905

Page

6

Wreck Case Draws Reward for Switch Thrower

The June wreck of the Twentieth Century Limited spurs a $2000 Lake Shore reward for information leading to an arrest. Investigations by state officials focus on a man with a grievance who had a switch key. a boy linked to a possible switch toss is sought. jewels valued at 32000 owned by S. C. Beckwith were recovered from the wreckage.

New York Times Cleveland Twentieth Century Limited Lake Shore Lake Shore C Company Morris Mentor Storrs Newman Cial S. C. Beckwith New York Cla Deckwith Bliss Elise Hagenburger Philip Hagenburger Wagenburger Rudolph .Cordun Brooklyn A. A. Gorham Onm Boay Us Arthur’ L. Johnson Gomex & Johnson Cits

Yonkers Clergy Push Harder Sunday Law Enforcement

A joint committee of Yonkers clergymen and temperance workers pressed Mayor John E. Andrus and the Police Commissioners to enforce the Sunday closing law more strictly. They noted 106 of 200 drink places were open on a recent Sunday and cited limited police coverage in Yonkers. The ministers questioned whether closing would curb New York visitors and urged action by the Grand Jury.

Srevts New York Tanvs. Vomnaens John. E. Andrus Bound of Folice Andrus First Methodist, Episcopal Church Ocean Grove Association Monmouth New Jersey Yonkers Anti- Saloon League C.D. Allison Jany

Big Government Debit At Clearing House Settlement

New York Clearing House shows a government debit of 1 789 270 dollars after a Sub-Treasury check of over 1000 dollars was drawn to settle foreign exchange balances. The twice yearly settlement transfers more money abroad than inward, reflecting a large outflow.

New York—Clearing House Sub-Treasury

Fire at Muskegon County Poorhouse Damages Building

Muskegon County Poorhouse burned tonight after a gasoline line tank exploded. About 100 inmates escaped unharmed but Mrs. Carl, 75, was badly crushed in the confusion. Building loss $75,000 with $48,000 insured.

Muskegon, Mich Muskegon County Carl

Police Mounted Officer Struck By Car On Ocean Parkway

Mounted Officer Peter Besse mer was hit while crossing Ocean Parkway at Avenue L Brooklyn by a touring car carrying three men. He sustained multiple injuries including two broken ribs and possible skull fracture. The car fled a short distance before stopping. Frank Bailey aided at the scene and the vehicle took Bessemer to Seney Hospital. Chauffeur Percy Heath, 19, gave his name. two other occupants fled into the darkness.

Ocean Parkway Brooklyn Avenue L Peter Bessemer Parkville Coney Island Bessemer Frank Bailey Title Guarantee and Trust Company Broadway Brighton Beach Mr. Bailey Seney Hospital Percy Heath East Thirty-first Street Manhattan

Man Shoots Self After Domestic Dispute

In Covington, William Broder, a fifty nine year old bess carpenter, shot himself at home shortly before 7 pm after an argument with his wife over two dollars given to buy a saw. He vowed to kill himself. his wife and a friend watched as she urged him to stop. He obtained a revolver upstairs and fired, dying from the wound.

New York Times Cincinnati William Broder Covington Brodet

New Automobile Records at Empire City Track

Guy Vaughn in a forty horse power Decauville races toward a 1,000 mile record at Empire City track set from yesterday afternoon. He races past Wridgway’s 1,04:04 record, reaches 450 miles in 9 hours 20 minutes. Vaughn aims to finish within 24 hours with a likely near 1:12 per mile pace as spectators cheer.

Empire City Decauville Vaughn Charles Wridgway Wridgway Brighton Beach Barrey Oldfield Paul Sartori Alfred G. Vanderbilt Vaugharad Sarteri Webb Jay Chevrolet Fiat

Sunday Baseball to Resume at Washington Park

Brooklyn Club president Ebbets announced Sunday games would resume at Washington Park starting tomorrow with New Yorks versus Brooklyns, a June 29 fixture, arguing court decisions in the Court of Special Sessions found no Sabbath law violation as long as games comply with the law.

Ebbets Brooklyn Club Washington Park New Yorks Brooklyns Brooklyn Court of Special Sessions New York

Golf Champion Beaten in Englewood Open

Young golfers shine at Englewood Golf Club Open with archibald Graham, New Jersey champ, losing to Jerome Travers in the semi final 2 up on the sixteenth green. Travers advances after earlier wins in Class A while Class B features Parmelee and Beckwith reaching semis.

Englewood Golf Club New Jersey Archibald Graham Jerome D. Travers Travjigs Graham Travers Archibald North Jersey Ralph Peters, Jr Princeton Nassau W. Cy Fownts Oakmont Douglas Laird Oswald Kirkby Englewood F. J. Sloan W. P. Lawson Montclair Sloan Laird F. Snare J. Bach Inwood E. P. Parmelee New Haven G. A. Graham H. Blake, Jr G. G. Bahler Forest Park S,. VY. Beckwith Aan Vechten Parmelee Snare Beckwith Blake i

Women golfers contest at Nassau County Club tourney

Miss Maude Van Boskerck of Plainfield Country Club won the special medal play for women of the local association at Nassau County Club Glen Cove L I. Nearly thirty entries faced heavy greens after rain. Van Boskerck posted a net 88 from a 12 handicap with Miss Helen Bishop of Brooklawn one point behind and posting the best gross 95.

Maude van Boskerck Plainfield Country Club Nassau Glen Cove L.I Miss van Boskerck Helen Bishop Brooklawn Bishop

Suit No Longer Bars Rapid Transit Plans

The New York Supreme Court holds the Legislature can delegate street franchise control beyond the Board of Aldermen. Justice Blanchard rules the Rapid Transit Commission and the Board of Estimate may proceed with plans, denying Wilcox's injunction. An appeal will follow.

Rapid Transit Commission Board of Estimate Supreme Court Clermont H. Wilcox Wilcox Board of Aldermen Blanchard City of New York Justice Blanchard Board of Supervisors

Ward London Champion at Queen's Club Tennis

American players dominate the Queen's Club semis in London with Ward and Wright advancing in singles and Ward-Wright pairing winning doubles. Beals Wright defeats Brooks, Ward over Gore, Ward and Wright reach Wimbledon pairing, Larned Clothier win another doubles match.

London Queen's Club Wright Ward Larned and Clothier Deuce Brooks Dunlop America England Wimbledon Beals C. Wright N. E. Brooks Australia Holcombe Ward A. W.gore P. Dunlop Willian A Larned William J. Clothier Flavelle and Ritchie

Plans for four athletic fields for Public School League

Gen George W Wingate announces city funded purchase of four tracks to host schoolboy competitions. Fields to be built in the Bronx Kings Queens and Richmond with access by 5 cent transfer. The league covers fencing and equipment. funds from prominent supporters sustain maintenance and future memorial amenities.

Public School Athletic League Board of Estimate George W. Wingate McClellan Gen. Wingate Board of Education Frank Harvey Field Kings Borough Fred W. Jackson Bronx Samuel M. Dix Richmond James A. Renwick Queens Egerton IL. Winthrop, Jr Manhattan Kings Staten Island J. Pierpont Morgan Harry Payne Whitney August Belmont S. R. Guggenheim Cornelius N. Bliss Henry Seligman Jacob H. Schiff League National Guard Madison Square Garden

Women Tennis Champions Crowned in Philadelphia Doubles

In a Wissahickon final at the Philadelphia Cricket Club Miss Homans of New York and Miss Neely of Cincinnati defeated Miss Maule and Miss Obertuffer of Merion in straight sets 6-0 6-1 to win the women's doubles. Mixed doubles semis saw Eliza beth Moore and E. B. Dewhurst win 6-3 8-6 and Hobart team triumphs 6-4 6-5. Men's singles semis featured E. B. Dewhurst over J. R. Carpenter 6-2 1-1 2 and Colket over Morris 6-2 6-3.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Cricket Club Wissahickon Homans New York Néely Cincinnati Maule Obertuffer Merion Cricket Club Helen “Homans Carrie B. Neely Virginia Maule Marjorie Obertuffer Elizabeth Moore E. B. Dewhurst Claire Johnson W. Johnson Clarence Hobart H. F. Allen J. R. Carpenter, Jr MM. B. Colket J. S. Morris Tao New York Times New Haven Conn Wylie C. Grant New York Lawn Tennis Club Robert le Roy Columbia University New Haven Lawn Tennis Club le Roy Grant Deuce Yale Clapp Colston Frank Butterworth H. N. Hooker

Rough water delays crews at Poughkeepsie practice

The river ran rough as Pennsylvania crews led a six mile practice and a late brush with the Varsity and freshman eights. Georgetown and Wisconsin faced heavy seas while Syracuse and Cornell squads logged limited runs and a cautious outlook for favorites emerged.

Poughkimepsie N. Y Pennsylvania Drum Elbow Columbia Goodwin Syracuse Wisconsin Georgetown Stuart Rusk O'Dea Packard Cornell Blue Point

Sale of Madden Hamburg Place yearlings at Sheepshead Bay

Fasig Tipton paddock sale at Sheepshead Bay realized 53825 for 59 yearlings. Top price 2000 paid by H B Duryea for half sister to Hyphen. Other notable lots include Yankee-Semaphore filly by Onondaga and Yankee-Sister Cheerful filly by Petrarch with prices around one or two thousand dollars.

J. B. Madden Hamburg Place Fasig-Tipton Company Sheepshead Bay H. B. Duryea Ch. F Yankee Onondaga Petrarch Fat Srinavinghan Bypeticn Wae Oneck Stable King Ernest

Blue Serge Suits Priced at Ten Dollars in Famine Market

During the greatest serge famine in clothing, a retailer offers blue serge suits at ten dollars. Fabrics are vegetable dyed fast blue, woven from English spun worsted with all wool alpaca lining, single and double breasted styles, extra long coats, and sizes for all builds. Satisfaction or money back warranty included.

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