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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1906

Page

5

Two Philadelphia youths and girl tied up in New York escape bid

Two Philadelphia youths and Alma Yost, 16, travel to Coney Island with guns and badges claiming private detective status. A misunderstanding on a Jersey City turnpike leads to Worcester being shot and Mullins jailed after a pistol misfire. Police move Alma to a witness cell at Door of Hope as Detective Louis recovers.

Manning Coney Island Lee Louis Jersey City Philadelphia Alma Hope New York Lee Mullins Mullins Alma Yost Worcester Greene Street Poard Corless Street Sherlock Holmes Brandywine Street Brady Chestnut Street Ouis Mul Twenty-third Street Bowery New Jersey Newark Hackensack Bridge Oakland Avenue Inersey City

French Renault Wins Six-Lap Grand Prix Race at Sarthe

Lisz in a 120 horsepower Renault wins the first half of the Grand Prix on the Sarthe circuit covering 618 kilometers in 5 hours 45 minutes 30 seconds. Clement places second in a 125 horsepower Bayard Clement with a 6 hour 10 minute 40 second time as 34 cars start at 1.5 minute intervals amid accidents and an derailed excursion train. racing resumes tomorrow at 6 AM with leaders Lisz and Baros among top finishers.

Paris Lisz Renault Sarthe Albert Clement List France Clement Bayard-Clement Nazzare Italy Fiat Shepard Hotchkiss Heath Panhard Barillier Brasier Richet Weillschott Tesla Lancia Hemery Darraca Rigally Gabron Mariaux Germany Mercedes Baros Duray de Dietrich Thery Jend&try Rougier Fabry Itala le Bron Baron de Caters

Doctor and wife endorse Grape-Nuts for all ages

A nurse recommends Grape-Nuts as delicate and nourishing for patients and children, with preparation ideas and use with milk or cream. She notes her husband the physician also prescribes it. The ad cites a 10 day trial to aid stomach trouble or nervous prostration and mentions The Road to Wellville booklet.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Charges Friction Over Aldermen Meeting

A Board of Aldermen debate centered on discharging the Privileges and Elections Committee from Hubert Slattery’s contest against McCall. Doull alleged a corrupt bargain while Peters and Sullivan sought compromise. Finance approved a 4.5 million school appropriation and 64 108 for street lamps. A resolution barred releasing inflammable gas into sewers with penalties.

Board of Aldermen Doull Committee On Privileges and Elections Hubert Slattery John T. McCall McCall Peters Sullivan Finance Committee Department of Water Supply, Gas, and Electricity Richter

Public Spirited Britons at Civic Ownership Conversation

London June 26 Municipal Ownership Commission of the National Civic Federation attended a conversazione at the Natural History Museum. M. E. Ingalls, chairman, praised British municipal government for its capable, civic minded leaders and contrasted American private management with public work showing equal efficiency in gas works. He warned against simple transplantation of systems to America and noted England's drift toward Socialism while the U S remains individualistic.

London Municipal Ownership Commission National Civic Federation of the United States Natural History Museum M. E. Ingalls Ingalls America England

Oyster Island Sold After Spirited Jersey City Sale

Oyster Island a sixteen acre sand bar in New York Bay between Robbins's Reef and the New Jersey shore sold for 80000 to Lloyd B. Sanderson of Manhattan at Frederick G. Wolbert's Jersey City salesrooms. About 100 bankers and railroad reps attended. Weigley interests and several railroads contested New Jersey jurisdiction, but the sale proceeded.

New York Bay Robbins

Judges critique Jerome in Court of Special Sessions

Justices Olmsted and Deuel condemned the District Attorney's trial preparation in a case against Max Finkelstein a public notary accused of false certification in Jerome nomination papers last fall Whiteside stressed the DA's responsibility to reveal perjury evidence to the court as quoted by Justice Deuel.

Ustices Olmsted Deuel Court of Special Sessions Max Finkelstein Allen Street Jerome Whiteside

Three Reports on Woodbury Inquiry Split Board Actions

Three Aldermanic reports on the Street Cleaning Department investigate Commissioner Woodbury and urge reforms. Ivins signs the chief report favoring removal and overhaul, Dowling-Mulligan back Woodbury with reforms, and Downs endorses systemic changes but opposes removing the commissioner. The board plans to decide next Monday, with 36 Republicans, 25 Democrats, 11 Municipal Ownership League members, and one unclassified member.

James Cowden Meyers Ivins Sullivan McClellan Woodbury Republica Municipal Ownership League John McGaw Woodbury Brooklyn Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company Manhattan Bronx Broolyn American Railway Traffic Company John Campbell Wallace Delancey Street Board of Estimate and Apportionment Waring Col. Waring William Bradley Bradley Dowling-Mulligan Supt Wallace Alderman Downs John C. Wallace

Maritime Vessel Movements Across Ports Across June Dates

A list of ships with port and date markers includes Kronprinz Wilhelm Bremen June 19 Navahoe Georgtown June 23 Venetia Savanilla June 12 La Gascogne Havre June 16 Matenzas Havena June 21 St. Andrew Dover June 14 Concho Galveston June 20 Ottawa Tampico June 17 Monroe Norfolk June 25 Capera Girgenti May 25 Friederich der Grosse Bremen June 16.

Kronprinz Wilhelm Bremen Navahoe Georgtown Venetia Savanilla la Gascogne Havre Matenzas Havena St. Andrew Dover Concho Galveston Ottawa Tampico Monroe Norfolk Capera Girgenti Friederich der Grosse

Foreign Intelligence Ship Movements Brief

SS Kaiser Wilhelm II at Plymouth and SS Prinzesse Irene at Gibraltar reported June 26. SS 88 Basil at Liverpool and SS Georgian at London also listed as sailing that day. SS Exeter City departed Bristol on June 23. For Latest Shipping News see Page 1.

Kaiser Wilhelm II Plymouth Prinzesse Irene Gibraltar Basil Liverpool Georgian London Exeter City Bristol

Army officers appointed for inspections and recruiting duty

Washington June 26 Majors C M O Connor W S Wood and Capt H B Crosby all of the Fourteenth Cavalry plus Veteranarian H W Peters meet in Seattle to inspect horses for race delivery First Lieutenant Roger O Mason Artillery Corps goes to Osage City Kan to gather evidence for a general court martial at Fort Leavenworth Lieutenant Colonel F Von Schrader Deputy Quartermaster General will travel as needed to Kansas City for inspection of army animal purchases Captains W F Grote Eighteenth Infantry and Charles I Stodder Ninth Cavalry join Fort Leavenworth examining board replacing prior officers Major B H Cheever Sixth Cavalry assigned to general recruiting service will go to Fargo N D to recruit, relieving Major Charles B Vogdes retired and returning home Major

Washington C. M. O’connor Fourteenth Cavalry Fort Leavenworth F. von Schrader Kansas City W. F. Grote Eighteenth Infantry Charles i. Stodter Ninth Cavalry R. V. Walsh Walter H. Gordon B. H. Cheever Sixth Cavalry Fargo N. D Charles B. Vogdes States Army Cheever Helena Mon R. C. Williams Thirteenth Cavalry Marinette Wis J. C. White United States Army O O. B. Meyer Salt Lake City Utah W. H. Wassell Twenty-second Infantry Spokane Wash Frank E. Bamford San Antonio Texas L. L. Durfee Seventeenth Infantry Roanoke D. C. Cabell First Cavalry el Paso Z. W. Torey Twenty-fourth Infantry Inspector General’s Department F. H. French

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