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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1908

Page

5

Diamond Wedding in Uptown New York Family

Philip and Maria Hanau prepare to celebrate their diamond anniversary at 222 West 122nd Street after a long life in New York. They recall Elizabeth Street sixty years ago and the city’s growth from Fourteenth Street to Times Square, while reflecting on changes in manners, housing, and the role of money in modern life.

Elizabeth Street Fourteenth Street Times Square Stone Bleecker Street Jenny Lind Castle Garden the Battery Forrest Macready Philip New York Harlem

Their Golden Wedding Day in New York

Mr. and Mrs. William Ryer of 41 East Houston Street celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at home. He runs an express business at 72 years old and remains active. Ryer, born in the old Fourteenth Ward, has lived there long. his Canadian wife came as a young girl. He belonged to Lady Washington Engine Company 40 and faced major fires including Jennings, Pike Street, Barnum's Ann Street, and the Crystal Palace.

Hanan Grover Cleveland New York William Ryer East Houston Street Mr. Ryer Fourteenth Ward Lady Washington Engine Company 40 Hugh Bonner Isud Kyer Jennings Pike Street Barnum Ann Street Crystal Palace

Liner St Paul Arrives After Solent Collision

The American Liner St Paul returned to harbor after a collision with the British cruiser Gladiator near the Solent. Captain Passow blamed Gladiator helm order and a starboard blast, while Gladiator’s captain accepted full responsibility and no court martial will be held. Passengers aboard included Daniel Baugh Freidrick Haggard and Walter Clark among others.

St. Paul Southampton Gladiator Solent Passow Manguay Lumsden Lieut Daniel Baugh Godfrey Haggard W.R. Robbins Charles Case William M. Duff R. M. Whitehead L. J. Hall Miss Hall Dorothy Coate Walter L. Clark

Death by own action ruled in Rolker case at Riverside Drive

The body of Charles M. Rolker Jr. was taken from 127 Riverside Drive to Middletown New York for burial after an autopsy by Dr O Hanlon. Coroner Dooley believes Rolker died by his own hand due to a fully loaded six chamber revolver and notes he had not graduated from Columbia this year. His father is abroad while Rolker had worked at a Broad Street brokerage.

Charles M. Rolker, Jr Riverside Drive Middletown N. Y Zeke Reiker Calista Dooley O'Hanlon Young Reiker Rolker Columbia Broad Street Charles M. Rolker, Sr

Dominie's Wedding Costs Him a Call in Yonkers Tale

In Yonkers the church fight over Grace Chapel ends with Rev. Allen Howell marrying Miss Rosalie Wardwell of Briarcliff. Women pressed to make Grace Chapel independent, while male members outvote plans and Howell moves on to Briarcliff and then All Saints Briarcliff.

St. John’s Church Yonkers Allen C. Howell Andrew F.underhill Howell Grace Chapel Underhill Church St. John’s Pinehurst All Saints’ Church Briarcliff John M. Ericsson St. John's Mr. Howell Rosalie Wardwell Henry Lansing Wardwell

Ceremony Cancelled After Yonkers Exclusion

Members of St. John's not invited to the ceremony performed by Bishop Potter in Yonkers. A proposed meeting planned for Wednesday night was canceled by unanimous consent.

St. John’s

Seven-Year-Old Burglars Caught At School Break-In

Janitor Charles Bedell at Public School 33 in Williamsburg spotted two seven year olds, William Calamia and Abraham Convisser, break into Miss Edna Titus’s classroom using an iron bar. They fled through the rooms but were caught in the yard and detained by Officer Pfeiffer. They admitted breaking the basement door and prying Miss Titus’s desk, were charged with burglary and sent to the Children's Society.

Charles Bedell Heyward Street Harrison Avenue Williamsburg Edna Titus Bedell Edell Pfeiffer Clymer Avenue William Calamia Abraham Convisser Miss Titus Children’s Society

Water Power Company sold to Ryan group for 1.5 million

James J. Hill and associates sold the Great Falls Water Power and Townsite Company property to John D. Ryan and others for 1.5 million dollars. The buyers deny Amalgamated Copper Company holds any stake in the transaction. A large electric generating plant is likely to be built at the big falls of the Missouri.

Great Falls Mon James J. Hill

Butcher Confesses in Plot to Steal Diamonds for Reward

William Lewis, a young butcher, confessed to attempting extortion after failing to find two diamonds lost by Mrs. Paul La Croix. He sought a $3 reward by claiming he had recovered the gems and pawn tickets, using a ruse tied to a May 16 Casino Theatre loss and a message to Fulton Street station.

William Lewis Paul la Croix Weeks 1St Eleventh Street la Croix Casino Theatre Lewis

Man from Columbus Circle scheme nabbed after purse swap

Mrs La Croix’s maid involved in a black rose ransom plot with a white waist and red rose. Detectives trailed Lewis from Central Park to Fifth Avenue and arrested him after snatching an envelope with a roll of paper. Mrs La Croix’s jewels remain missing as Lewis faces Tombs Court.

Mrs. la Croix La&wis Herse Miley McKeon Lewis Central Park Sixth Avenue Fifty-eighth Street Fifth Avenue Fifthh Avenue Tombs Court

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Pote Maria Hanau West 122d Street Mr. Hianau London Isha Aldgate Parish Elizabeth Stre Broome Hanau Daunters Tianau America New York City Mrs. Ryer Dominie Cler Gyman Marion H.ian Marion Harlan Bissell West 125Th St. 7Th & 8Th Aves J. J. Hill Mrs Lal Croix Stern Brothers Batiste House Misses’ & Girls West Twenty-third Street Oneiliz-Adams Sixth Ave New Jersey Dresser Princess Dresser Mission Library Ell Made Adams Building the Oriental Store Ory Shanghai A. A. Vantine & CO Broadway Bet 18Th & 19Th Sts SPE 25Th Street
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