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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1900

Page

10

Woman Eggs Fights at Saloon Turned Brawl Ends in Four Wounded

At a Pleasant Valley saloon near Seventh Avenue and West Twenty seventh Street a melee left bartender David Gewis and three Italians wounded. Andrew Camerato Michael Galano and Rose Galano were arrested after the fray left Kad. The wounded include a woman with bullets in her leg and foot and Galano who lost most of his nose. Police halted the attack as officers arrived and the four arrested claimed self defense.

Pleasant Valley Seventh Avenue Parenty-seventh Street Lemuel Erdrichs David Gewis Andrew Camerato Texington Avenue Michael Galano West Twenty-seventh Street Lewis Rose Galano Michael New York Hospital Camerato Demerata Jackson West Thirty-seventh Street Cooney Mrs. Galanvo Camarata Galano Caamarata

Old Feud Ends in Homicide in Brooklyn

In South Brooklyn a Neapolitan man Francisco Striano was killed by Louis Cassape a 56 year old fellow countryman. Cassape was arrested at his Carroll Street home and to be arraigned in Butler Street Police Court today.

Italy Brooklyn Francisco Striano Louis Cassape Striane Hamilton Avenue Butler Street Carroll Street Cassape Striano Cusiape Cassipe Custape Ncai Carrol Street

Great Ash to Coney Island Raid Clears Fake Shows

More than 125000 visitors flocked to Coney Island while 100 extra patrolmen and 24 detectives conducted a weed-out sweep against fake shows. Dancing, beauty acts, snake eaters, wild men, doll racks, weighing machines, and other attractions were halted. Delegates from the National Turnfest joined crowds as the season opened. The Lone Island Railroad tested its first wash train to Manhattan Beach, and the New York Press Association held events at Brighton with its annual convention starting tomorrow.

Coney Island Hardy Itvery Philadelphia Lone Island Flatbush Avenue Manhattan Beach Griswold New York Press Association Brighton

Fenderless Car Kills Child on Borden Avenue

A fenderless Calvary Line streetcar on the New York and Queens Electric Railroad struck Bonita Conandi on Borden Avenue Long Island City as she crossed from in front of her home. Motorman Nelson stopped quickly, and a bystander Nicholas Cravin crawled under the car to free the girl who was alive at extraction but died minutes later at a drug store.

New York and Queens Electric Railroad Borden Avenue Long Island City Calvary Bonita Conandi Nelson Nicholas Cravin

Collision in MidAtlantic injures Puritan in fog

The British steamship Puritan arrived in Pensacola for repairs after a collision with Hamburg America’s Arcadia on June 17. Both vessels suffered hull damage but remained seaworthy. Puritan left Leith June 5, and fog obscured the impact. Puritan’s forepeak filled with water but repairs began as she headed to port.

Arcadia Pensacola Vla Leith Hamburg

Davenport Marriage Controversy at Judson Memorial Church

The Judson Memorial Church faced a vote reportedly 48 to 11 to ask Mr and Mrs Frank Davenport, both divorcees at their marriage, to withdraw from church membership. Pastor Rev Edward Judson refused to discuss specifics citing discipline and privacy. Davenport reportedly claimed Baptist membership and could not be deprived by the congregation.

Edward Judson Judson Memorial Church Frank R. Davenport Judson Eli Ri Davenport

Cheese Spoiled Day for Wyona Fishing Club

A Brooklyn fishing trip ended in comic woes when a pocket cheese, forgotten by Secretary Heftberg, spoiled the air aboard the sloop Ethel off Rockaway Beach. The odor clung to the boat and dock, prompting a fruitless voyage as members blamed the mystery scent, while Heftberg faced social fallout and rode home alone.

Wyona East New York Brooklyn Ozia Canarsie Ethel Rockaway Beach Rockaway Inlet Barren Island Heftberg

Attempts to Burn Flathouse on Fifth Avenue

Police and Fire Marshal investigate three separate fires in the Flathouse at 1407 Fifth Avenue within 24 hours. Fires were set in the dumbwaiter shaft and stairs, with a strong kerosene odor noted. A top floor tenant reported a forced door and missing valuables. janitor’s rope burned during an attempted pull down. Police suspect a single perpetrator aiming to rob residents.

East One Hundred and Fourth Street Fifth Avenue Isaac Tyson William Dyson

Donnelly Relative Elevated to Priesthood in Rome

A Rome letter reports Eugene J. Donnelly nephew of Rev Dr Eugene Donnelly Dean of Queens County and counsellor has been ordained in the Eternal City two weeks ago. John Donnelly of Brooklyn is also mentioned as a priest protégé of the late Father Sylvester Malone. He studied law at Columbia and entered the American College at Rome five years ago and will return to the United States with Bishop McDonnell next month.

Rome Eugene J. Donnelly Eugene Donnelly Queens County John Donnelly Brooklyn Eternal City Sylvester Malone Columbia American College McDonnell

Priest in Garb Charged with Obscene Pictures in Central Park

Frank De Noyses aged 48 appeared before Magistrate Crane in Yorkville Court on charges of showing obscene images to children in Central Park on Saturday. He was committed for trial in bail set at 500 dollars.

Frank de Noyses Crane Yorkville Court Central Park

National Saengerfest to Bring Five Thousand Singers to Brooklyn

The National Saengerfest runs June 30 to July 4 in Brooklyn at the Thirteenth Regiment Armory under United Singers of Brooklyn auspices. It marks the Northeastern Saengerbund's 50th anniversary with diverse rehearsals, concerts, and a grand competition for Emperor William's prize featuring many affiliated societies from across the Northeast.

Brooklyn Saengerbund United Singers of Brooklyn Thirteenth Regiment Armory Armory Albert Caswell Sara Anderson C. Baerenstein Academy of Music Miss Voight Mme Josephine Jacoby Carl Schlegel Ridgewood Park Saengerfest Franz van der Stucken Arthur Claassen S. K. Sanger A. H. Tiemann D. Koos Philadelphia Carl Lentz Newark N. J August Coerts Bernard Klein Mr. Meyer Baltimore William Germany Philadelphia Turners Peter Lassbender Arion Hall Williamsburg Saenger

Couple in New York Slashes in Suspected Duet Suicide Bid

Policeman Oppel halted at First Avenue and Fifteenth Street when Adolph Wolff, 45, rushed in claiming his wife Anna had cut his throat. Both wounded in necks, they were taken to Bellevue Hospital. Wolff’s injuries minor. Anna’s cuts deep but non fatal. The couple, owners of a second-hand furniture store, faced possible suicide pact. Anna stated they were in straitened circumstances. Wolff denied such plans.

Oppel East Twenty-second Street First Avenue Fifteenth Street Adolph Wolff East Fifteenth Street Anna Wolff Bryant Bellevue Hospital Poland

Move On To Dead Man At 5 James Street

Policeman Begley found a man leaning against a building at noon on James Street. After he told him to move on, the man fell to the sidewalk and died. An ambulance took him to Hudson Street Hospital where Dr Smith declared death from natural causes. The deceased was James H Lee aged 27 with no home and five cents in his pocket. A newspaper clipping showed he had advertised for work as a clerk.

Begley James Street Hudson Street Hospital Smith James H. Lee

Man Rescued After Muddy Canal Bath Incident

John Fessens age twenty five of 46 Morris Street Jersey City with two friends took an early morning bath in the Morris Canal basin near his home. He slipped from a canal boat headfirst into soft mud in less than four feet of water and could not free himself until friends dragged him out. He was unconscious and revived with great difficulty.

John Fessens Morris Street Jersey City Morris Canal

A Match for Two Policemen in City Clash

In the Fifty fourth Street and Sixth Avenue area early yesterday two plainclothes officers, John Donovan and Charles Kammer, helped quell a disturbance as a heavyweight ex pugilist fought and knocked Donovan down. The assailant, Budd Houser of West Thirty Ninth Street, claimed Donovan sparked the fracas and was remanded for further proof. Donovan bore a gash above his right eye from the encounter.

Fifty-fourth Street Sixth Avenue John Donovan West Forty-seventh Street Charles Kammer Conovan

Dr. Ducey Voices Christian Justice for the Poor

The Rev. Dr. Ducey at St. Leo's denounced police brutality against the homeless and urged broader church relief. He praised London's policy allowing homeless to sleep publicly without violating decency rules, and called for larger donations to St. Leo's. He also proposed a 12 o'clock Mass in New York for workers finishing night shifts.

Ducey St. Leo’s London Father Ducey New York

Arrest of Bell Stabber Cain at Delavan Hotel

John Cain a hotel porter was arrested on a charge of stabbing Richard L. Bell outside the Bijou Theatre Saturday night. Detectives jailed Cain after Bell identified him at New York Hospital. Magistrate Deuel held Cain for Tuesday as Bell’s condition remained grave with multiple abdominal knife wounds. Bell said the confrontation began when the man brushed against him on the street.

John Cain Delavan Broadway Fortieth Street Richard L. Bell Frank Glennon Joe Walcott Cain New York Bell Jefferson Market Deuel Hart

Ninth annual Catholic Summer School opens July second at Cliff Haven

The ninth annual session of the Roman Catholic Summer School of America begins July 2 and runs through August at Cliff Haven on Lake Champlain near Plattsburg New York. A large party from New York will sail aboard the Dean Richmond on June 30. Lecturers include Dr George Melville Bowling Charles P Neill from Catholic University of Washington Dr James J Walsh from the University of Pennsylvania and Rev John C Chadwick US Navy former Maine chaplain.

Roman Catholic Summer School of America Cliff Haven Lake Champlain Plattsburg N. Y New York James J. Walsh University of Pennsylvania John C. Chadwick United States Navy Maine

Serges for Summer Suits from Rocers Peet & Company

Cloths offer wear resistant serge for summer suits priced 16 to 20 dollars with blue and black options. Store locations include 258 Broadway Warren, 569 Broadway Prince, and 1260 Broadway 32nd. Mail orders also accepted from 54 West 33rd Street.

Broadway Cor Warren Warren St Prince West

Macy Co Attractions: Best Values in China Claim

R H Macy Co asserts its attractions and low prices as the core to leadership, stressing the broad scope of factories potteries and decorating shops and the vast world wide connections behind their offerings. The statement promises visible evidence through concrete, observable details to build shopper confidence.

Complete Dinner Sets Full Count No Shortage

Porcelain and Limoges china sets offered in various piece counts from 100 to 102 pieces. Notable items include soup tureen sets priced at 9.47 and 7.47, 101 piece Limoges bouquets set discounted from 17.43 to 14.39, and Haviland china with blossom designs at 16.99, touted as bargain compared to 22.50.

Carlsbad Limoges Haviland

Kitchenware Sale Items with Enamel Coatings

Gray steel enamelled colanders priced at 11 cents each. Enamelled dish pans fourteen quart size for sale. Gray steel enamelled tea kettles seven inch size priced at 38 cents.

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