One Day Summer Jaunt Through Westchester to Glen Island
The article outlines a full day excursion from New York City: sail on the Albany Day Line to Yonkers, trolley to Hastings, steam to Dobbs Ferry and Irvington, then trolley to Tarrytown and Mamaroneck, across to Larchmont and New Rochelle, a Glen Island visit, a festive band concert, and a return sail down the Sound to Cortlandt Street. Costable fare totals about $1, with optional reverse routing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Coney Island
New York
Meadows
Westchester
West Twenty-second Street
Albany
Yonkers
Hudson
Hastings
Dobbs Ferry
Irvington
Tarrytown
Irving
Mamaroneck
Dale
Lordly Hudson
Long Island Sound
Elmsford
White Plains
Larchmont
New Rochelle
Glen Island
East River
Cortlandt Street
Monument notes honor Severn Teackle Wallis and Maryland heroes
The article describes a wall monument in Baltimore to Severn Teackle Wallis with a bust on a shaft inspired by Henri Regnault. It details the memorial’s figures, inscriptions, and the 1903 Veterans of the Mexican War dedication, plus other Baltimore statues and international art exhibitions and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
New Court House
Baltimore
Severn Teackle Wallis
Wallis
Henri Regnault
Ecole Des Beaux Arts
Paris
Chapu
W. T. Walters
Charles J. Bonaparte
Daughters of the Confederacy of Maryland
Ruckstuhl
Spirit of the Confederacy
Mount Royal Avenue
Druid Park
Edward Berge
Washington
Mexico
William H. Watson
Association of the Veterans of the
Whist Congress Honors Memory of Eugene Elliott at Manhattan Beach
Attendees at the Whist Congress in Manhattan Beach paid tribute to Eugene Elliott of Milwaukee founder of the league in 1891. The service featured speeches from former presidents and music with a funeral march. Competition finals concluded for several trophies, including the Hamilton Club Cup won by Cleveland over Boston, while Philadelphia led in the American Whist League Trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Beach
Oriental Hotel
Eugene 8. Elliott
Milwaukee
League
John Mitchell
Chicago
Orchestra of the Oriental
Chopin
Whalen
Baltimore
Elliott
W. L. Harris
Minneapolis
E. A. Montgomery
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
Esterday
Whist Lodge
Seagate
E. T. Baker
M. H. Campbell
C. G. Cole
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
H. B. Newman
Garland
J. E. Faber
C. H. Schmidt
E. B. Naish
Miss Cunningham
J. Fi
R. B. Hock
J. Bnow
North
J. Seymour
H. Moor
R.inson
T. R. Brill
East
E. A. Lesiie
E. ¥. Scranton
E. M.ilinghast
W. S. Jones
Club Bridge Results Reported Across Multiple Sections
The notice lists bridge pairs and their scores in Sections A B and C. Notable pairings include Mrs Revere with guests in South and 7 plus, and Mr and Mrs G Steelend in East and West at 8 plus. Other teams include W D Segar with G Adams 6 plus and M Kaliski with W A Pond 5 plus in Section B. In Section C, J T Slade with 114-13 plus and E M Tillinghast with C T Robertson 79-13 plus compete in North South and East West directions.
Paralyzed Williamsburgh Man Dies After Arrest
Thomas O'Hara a 42 year old mechanic of 43 Delmonico Place Williamsburgh died in Eastern District Hospital from paralysis after police detained him on a charge of intoxication. He was found insensible in a street stupor and transported to Clymer Street Station where he lay in a cell overnight. The next day doctors reported a left side paralysis and he never recovered dying the following day.
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Thomas O'Hara
Delmonico Place
Williamsburg
Eastern District
O’hara
Harrison Aveue
Walton Street
Clymer Street
Doyle
O'Hara
Turn Verein Breaks Ground for New Williamsburg Building
The Williamsburg Turn Verein broke ground yesterday at Gates and Bushwick Avenues for a new home after sixty years at 61 Meserole Street. About a thousand attended as Franz Heller, the oldest member, used a silver spade. Speakers included Charles Saenger and Adam Schoenning. The project, costing roughly $50,000, aims for completion in October.
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Turn Verein
Gates and
Bushwick Avenues
Williamsburg Turn Verein
Meserole Street
Williamsburg
Franz Heller
Charles Saenger
Adam Schoenning
Hall Signal Company elects new board in Portland meeting
At the annual stockholders meeting in Portland Maine on June 25 the Hall Signal Company directors for the coming year were William P. Hall T Gordon Coombe Cyrus S Sedgwick William H Lyon Thomas M Waler Leroy W Baldwin and Winfield S Gilore Hall was re elected president Lyon vice president Sedgwick treasurer and general manager and Robert K Waller secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hall Signal Company
Portland
William P. Hall
T. Gordon Coombe
Cyrus S. Sedgwick
William H. Lyon
Thomas M. Waler
Leroy W. Baldwin
Winfield S. Gilore
Robert K. Waller
Sailor Drowns Painting Majestic at Pier 48
John Makil a 27 year old sailor living in England drowned yesterday afternoon on the North River while painting the side of the steamship Majestic of the White Star Line at Pier 48. He fell unseen, presumed dizzy, body recovered by Policeman Leonard of the Steamboat Squad. Burial planned in England.
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Majestic
John Makil
England
North River
Makil
White Star Line
Leonard
Steamboat Squad
Chautauqua Excursion Offer by Erie Railroad
Erie Railroad announces an $11.00 round trip excursion to Chautauqua. Tickets are valid for return until August 3 and cover July travel.
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Chautauqua
Erie Railroad
Coney Island Park Sparks Police Attention
A new Coney Island West End park brings crowds and mischief as officers struggle with vandalism and botanical curiosity. A comedian and companion seek the elusive cactus amid patrols, staff confusions, and a night-time trek that ends with no cactus found.
Review of American painters and a Boston sculpture
The article surveys American artists linked to Whistler and the new American manner, naming Sargent, Koopman, Ramsay, and Cecilia Beaux. It notes J. P. McHugh's Mission furniture winning a gold medal and Henry Oliver Walker's Pilgrims of the Mayflower unveiled in Boston's State House rotunda, describing the deck scene and symbolic cloud figures amid a yellow Sienna marble rotunda with stained glass.
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Les Arts
Hamel
J. M. Whistler
Austin Brown
Glasgow
Lavery
Frieseke
Whistler
Sargent
Koopman
Ramsay
Cecilia Beaux
Henry Oliver Walker
State House
Boston
Holy
Israel
Grout pushes new municipal building plan and repairs
Controller Grout urged a new municipal building near City Hall and opposed a $2,000,000 Court House extension by Horgan and Slattery. He proposed concentrating city offices in a single structure, suggesting the Stewart Building as a potential purchase or condemnation start, with later expansion and repairs to the existing Court House. Mayor Low and Borough President Cantor backed a committee to study the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grout
City Hall
Horgan & Slattery
Court House
Low
Controller Grout
Cantor
Supreme Court
Appellate Division Court House
Madison Suare
County Court House
Stewart Building
Hall of Records
City urged to build central office building
The passage argues for constructing a large central building to replace renting offices in private properties. It contends the project would reduce annual costs and lessen public inconvenience, and urges the Administration to approve moving forward with the plan.
Captain Drowns Asleep Aboard Tug Trilby
The Lehigh Valley Railroad tug Trilby loaded with flour tied up at the Manhasset dock in Jersey City Friday night and sank early yesterday morning. Captain Thomas Brady of Brooklyn was found drowned, asleep in the cabin when the boat went down. His body was retrieved and taken to his sister’s home in Brooklyn.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Trilby
Manhasset
Jersey City
Thomas Brady
Brooklyn
Brady
Yesterdays Fires Report Record Of Damages
A list of fires from Friday night to Saturday noting locations such as 238 East 121st Street in Louis Marcus and 404 Broadway with damages listed as trifling. Other items include Manhattan Street 2:00 PM damage $500 and Greenwich Street 8744 noting no damage. The report covers several incidents with varying damage amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East One Hundred and Twenty-first Street
Louis Marcus
City Hall Park
Degnon McLean
Broadway
Thomas J.oe
Second
John Plush
Fourth Street
Ce River
Frank & ES
West One
Oway
Agnes Canzée
Amhattan Street
John
Greenwich Street
Duty to Look and Listen Fatal Crossing Case
The judge upheld a jury ruling for the railroad after George Sandford was killed crossing tracks to catch a New York train at Belleville New Jersey. He was blamed only for insufficient caution while the railroad was not liable given the circumstances and expected dangers. The Cold Storage dispute also reached the Court of Appeals with the high court ordering a reversal against the plaintiffs in a suit over egg preservation temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sandford
Erie Railroad
Belleville
N. J
New York
Sandford
McLean
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Cold Storagh Company
Isaac P. Sutherland
Albany Cold Storage and Warehouse Company
Court of Appeals
Haight
Eliza M. Kellegher
Forty-second Street
Manhattanville
St. Nicholas Avenue
Martin
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Westchester County
Charleston
S. C
John R. Key
Fort Sumter
Henry Wemyss Feilden
Beauregard
Augustine T. Smythe
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Institute For the Rachitic
Milan
Pietro Panzeri
Luigi Panzeri
Panzeri
Garibaldi
Peter A. Schemm
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Paul Weber
Carl Becker
Wilhelm Kray
Oswald
Andreas Achenbach
Willreider
Meyerheim
Josef Wilms
Meyer von Bremen
Heinrich Rasch
J. S.H. Kever
Adolf le Comte
F. Ter Meulen
Westerbeek
de Weele
de la Mar
Mesdag
Bernard de Hoog
Josef Israels
Ee Cc
Ridgway Knight
D. M. Bunker
Bliss Baker
Byam Shaw
London
Dowdeswell Galleries
Piers Gaveston
Royal Institute
Piccadilly
Cecil Rhodes
Lord Milner
Tennyson Cole
Lord Strathcona
Homne Russell
Montreal
Wadham
Christmas
Matthews
Ronald
W. A. Sherwood
Ad Delfosse
Chateau de Mzay
Egypt
University of California
Franz Stuck
Munich
Saharet
Liine
Liineburg
Germany
Jesus
M. Maurice Hamel
Tolstoi
Ilja Répin
Founder Elliott
American League
Coney Island’s New Park
Oney Island
Long West End
Bowery
Young
West End
Brighton Beach
Dian
Mike
Driscoll
Count Tolstoi
J. P. McHugh
Legal Notes
Altmans
Dimity
Suit Department
Nineteenth Street
Sixth Avene
Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Mich
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