Flood In Brooklyn District Delays Schools and Forcibly Evacuates Homes
Water filled streets from Marcy Avenue to Throop and Rimer Street stopping transit for hours. Residents fled to upper floors as police evacuated tenants from Harrison Avenue and nearby blocks. A horse from Fritz Handrich Son drowned after an electric shock caused it to bolt through three feet of water at Marcy and Flushing Avenues.
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Marcy Avenue
Lister
Throop Avenue
Rimer Street
Clymer Street
Harrison Avenue
Wallabout Street
Fritz Handrich & Son
Trummer
Storm's Work in Manhattan Strikes City with Floods
Daylong rainstorm floods Manhattan and the Bronx cause traffic jams and sewer overflows. Lightning hit Tammany Hall where Morris Ahearn witnessed vivid colors as the Bank of the Metropolis building suffered a shattered flagpole and damaged connections. City sewers and streets faced historic inundation with water up to doorsteps and boats washed from City Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany’ Hall
Bank of the Metropolis
Bronx
Manhattan
Tammany Hall
Morris Ahearn
Ahearn
Sixteenth Street
Union Square
Bank
Hartford
Seventeenth Street
Webster
Parke Avenues
Woodlaw
Laight Street
J. & E. Homin
Betslay
Washouts Disrupt Rail Travel to Island Track
Washouts on the Tonga Island system disrupted main line service at Penny Bridge and Bushwick Junction and the Far Rockaway branch at Arverne and Kowenhoven near Vanderveer Park. Many patrons and staff braved the storm to reach the race track, with thousands in extra fares as trains ran late or were canceled. Some walked miles to the city or redirected to alternative routes, while bookmakers sold bets on the weather and the day’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonga Island
Penny Bridge
Bushwick Junction
Arverne
Far Rockaway
Kowenhoven
Vanderveer Park
East Thirty-fourth Street
Long Island
New ‘York
Jong’ Walt
Weather Bureau
Jamaica
Shore
Long Island City
Rockaway Beach
New
York
Manhattan
Staten Island Transit Faces Severe Flood Disruptions
Residents endured heavy disruption as the Midland Electric Railway and Staten Island lines largely failed to operate through much of the day. Flooded cellars and washouts at Concord, Grassmere, and New Boro crippled service from St. George to South Beach. Delays hit the New Haven line after a sewer burst near 170th Street but rapid repairs allowed trains to resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
Midland Electric Railroad
Concord
Grassmere
New Boro
St. George Ferries
Midland Electric Railway
Island
Richmond
Stapleton
Staten Island Electric Railroad Company
South Beach
Mariner’s Harbor
Ian
New York, New Haven and Hartford
One Hundred and Seventieth Street
Figures Of The Downpour Weather Record
Weather records show yesterday’s rain began at 4 30 in the morning and ended by 1 33 with a total of 2.49 inches. The month’s rainfall reaches 7.42 inches, nearing June 1887’s 7.70 inches. Normal June rainfall is 3.16 inches based on 32 years of data. The 9 15 to 11 20 period yielded 2.06 inches. Last June’s rainfall totaled 41 inches. 1871 1896 and 1851 show the closest June totals to the 1887 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Ei Sledbin
Pias Y Sens
Sune
SUG IG
Murphy's New York Outing Abandoned By Rain
leader Charles F Murphy of Tammany Hall faced a canceled Eighteenth Assembly District outing on the Hudson as rain persisted. Anawanda Club planned elaborate preparations at East Twenty fourth Street pier with bands and boats, but high tide and thick air forced cancellation and cabooses for women and children to return home. Murphy hopes to reschedule next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Assembly
Hudson
Anawanda
East Twenty-fourth Street
Mr. Murphy
Gafiney
John J. Murphy
Detective's Hard Fight Ends in Suspect's Arrest
Ironworker Cornelius Sullivan, 28, was jailed on highway robbery charges after a tense struggle in a Fourth Avenue saloon. Detective Mooney stunned Sullivan with a billy and used a blackjack to subdue him as Keating identified him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Sullivan
First Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Mooney
Sullivan
Fourth Avenue
Joseph Keating
Eleventh Street
Madison Square Park
Pon
Keating
Seaside Borough Sewer Cave-In Traps Worker
Twenty Italian laborers in Brooklyn were cleared from a cave in as rain loosened soil at Ninth Avenue and Sixty second Street. Foreman counted all safe except Peter Tieno of 865 Sixty fifth Street who vanished after the collapse. Volunteers scoured the trench into the night but found no trace of him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough Construction Company
Ninth Avenue
Sixty-second Street
South
Brooklyn
Lezerna
Peter Tieno
Sixtyfifth Street
Nolan Convicted of Contempt for Missing Trial
William E. Nolan was found guilty of criminal contempt for failing to appear at the trial in the Al Adams case. He had served as a confidential clerk to the Policy King and vanished after subpoena but was located about a week earlier. District Attorney requested postponement to use Nolan as a witness against Adams lieutenant Dolph Jantzen and others tied to the raid on Adams headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Nolan
Court of Special Sessions
al' Adams
Nolan
Policy King
Fervors
Chicago to Open La Salle Street Station July 12
The La Salle Street Station, new passenger terminal at Van Buren and La Salle Streets, Chicago, to serve the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway, the Lake Shore Michigan Southern, and the Nickel Plate Line, will open July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
la Salle Street
van Buren and
la Salle Streets
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Lake Shore , Michigan, Southern Railway
Nickel Plate
Controversy Over Wholesale Poolroom Raids Sparks Criticism
District Attorney Jerome and City Magistrates condemn large scale poolroom raids led by Inspector Elbert O. Smith. Jerome urges warrants based arrests and vows to prosecute future police misconduct while magistrates decry mass arrests and call for stricter, targeted warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert O. Smith
Jerome
Greene
Hogan
Justice Gaynor
Brooklyn
Inspector Smith
Pechner
Jerdine
Smith
West Side Court
Flammer
Allen
Cornell
Ailen
Arrests in Political Club Raise Poolroom Case
Capt Shire of East Thirty-fifth Street Station and two detectives raided the Garfield Republican Club on Thirty-second Street near Third Avenue. They arrested John Rogers and Charles Mooney on warrants by Justice Holbrook for aiding and abetting the keeping of a poolroom. The club’s alleged charter and James Stewart, a former Republican leader, are noted. The prisoners were held for examination after being brought before Justice Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire
East Thirty-fifth Street
Garfield Republican Club
Thirty-second Street
Third Avenue
Justice Holbrook
Court of Special Sessions
John Rogers
East
Forty-eighth Street
Charles Mooney
West Forty-eighth Street
Norton
James Stewart
Es Norton
Rogers
Mooney
Hungarian student Franz Prandl dies by own action in New York
Franz Prandl a twenty year old Hungarian student who arrived in New York less than two months ago died yesterday in his hotel room at 236 Fourth Avenue by inhaling gas from a rubber tube. Gustave Appelt who rented him the room said Prandl appeared despondent after learning a remittance from home had not arrived. He refused a loan and was found dead on his bed by patrolman Betts after an odor of gas was detected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Prandl
Hungary
Fourth Avenue
Gustave Appelt
Prandl
New York
Appelt
Prand
Joseph Betts
West Thirtieth Street
Threats Hastened Brooklyn Bridegrooms Firelit Wedding
Threatening letters from an older jealous man prompted postponement of the marriage between Miss Gert rude Willis of Brooklyn and Rev. Car roll Birch of Manhattan Kansas. The accused author, a married man about fifty, runs a Manhattan business and lives in Brooklyn Heights.
Jealous suitor threatens marriage plans in Kansas case
A longtime family friend of Miss Willis faced jealousy after she got engaged to Rev. Birck. Anonymous letters of bodily harm followed, initially typed then in disguise. The couple wed at Miss Willis's mother’s home in Park Place. Birck and his wife traveled to Manhattan, Kansas. Birck’s mother described the man’s vow to kill or ruin her son if the marriage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Mr. Birck
Bedford Avenue
Miss Willis
Gertrude
Gron Seeks Vindication Over Danish West Indies Deal
Niels Grin of Copenhagen a Danish government agent in West Indies negotiations sails from America aboard the St Paul to rebut charges from press dispatches. He presents letters from Denmark's leaders and officials denying any improper statements or conflicts, tracing his authorization and actions in the talks. The account notes his Harvard ties and a meeting with President Eliot and Secretary ay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niels Grin
Copenhagen
Washington
Congress
Gunn
Christmas
Grén
Deuntzer
Denmark
Hugo Herring
Hannibal Schested
Gustav Hansen
Danish Landthing
Islands
Harvard
Eliot
Federal Employees Accused in Naturalization Frauds
Robert Bunnaro, recently sentenced to a year and a half at Sing Sing for naturalization frauds, allegedly implicated two federal employees. Rumor said the Federal Grand Jury may be convened next month instead of September. Assistant U.S. District Attorney Houghton and Secret Service Agent Peake declined to confirm charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bunnaro
Sing Sing
Federal
Federal Grand Jury
United States District
Houghton
Secret Service
Peake
Bunnaro
Negro Mass Meeting Not Held in Wilmington Del
A proposed mass meeting of colored residents to protest lynchings was not held in Wilmington Delaware. Chief of Police Black urged influential Black leaders to oppose the gathering to prevent white black tensions. A small crowd gathered but was dispersed. Police Commissioners commended the police force for the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Wilington
Mrs. Charles A. Dana Injured in Stair Fall
Widow of The New York Sun editor fell at 54 East Twenty-first Street while visiting Mrs. John Meekin. She was taken to her home at 6 East Ninth Street and treated by Dr. Robert Abbe. officials later said she was recovering from the shock and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Dana
New York Sun
John Meekin
East Twenty-first Street
East Ninth Street
Robert Abbe
West Fiftieth Street
Poor Schools in Queens Spark Board of Trade Action
A Rosedale Queens Board of Trade organized with officers Frederick Winslow Andrew Mount Frank Ives Charles Painter and Christopher Meinersany. Painter urged the city to fix unsanitary schoolhouses and add high grade classes at Rosedale, noting children are sent to Springfield by costly, unhealthy school stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Rosedale
Queens County
Frederick K. Winslow
Andrew Mount
Frank H. Ives
Charles Painter
Christopher Meinersany
Painter
New York
Springfield
Board of Education
Policeman McGrath Recovery After Stapleton Shooting
Police officer James McGrath was shot three times at Stapleton S I by Harry Keeley of Clifton. McGrath improved at the New Brighton infirmary and is expected to resume duty in weeks. Keeley held on $5,000 bail. Herb Scudder faces $1,500 for further exam after being found with the revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGrath
Stapleton
S. I
Harry Keeley
Clifton
New Brighton
Keeley
Herb Scudder
McGrath
Harris & Co Buys $4 Million Union Electric Bonds
N. W. Harris & Co purchased four million dollars of five percent thirty year bonds issued by the Union Electric Light and Power Company of St. Louis. The firm plans a consolidation that will control most of the citys electric light and power business. The company has a ten million dollar capitalization and is building a central power station costing over two million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Harris & Co
Union Electric Light and Power Company of
St. Louis
Electric Light
New Yorkers Enter Navy as Midshipmen
Annapolis Md June 29 The following candidates have passed mental and physical exams and are now Midshipmen in the United States Navy F H Babcock L Bisky E F Clement J E Iseman R T S Lowell H A McClure H A Babbitt John Bor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Annapolis
United States Navy
F. H. Babcock
L. 8. Bisky
E. F. Clement
J. E.iseman
R. T. S. Lowell
H. A. McClure
H. A. Babbitt
John Bor
Appointed Annie Winsor Allen Refuge Manager
Gov Odell names Annie Winsor Allen of New York City as a manager of the House of Refuge for Women at Hudson to fill the vacancy from Jessie Van Zile Belden resignation. He also designates state officials to represent New York at the National Prison Association Congress in Louisville on October 3.
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Albany
Odell
Annie Winsor Allen
New York City
House of Refuge For Women
Hudson
Jessie van Zile Belden
John P. Jaeckel
State Prison Commission
State Superintendent of Prisons Co
V. Collins
Frank M. Robertson
Elmira Reformatory
Congress of the
National Prison Association
Louisville
Respite Granted To Van Wormer Brothers In Murder Case
Gov Odell postponed the executions of Willis Frederick and Burton Van Wormer at Clinton Prison to Sept 1 to allow more time for review of their clemency plea. The three brothers were convicted of killing their uncle Peter A Hallenbeck, the first instance of three siblings being sentenced to death for the same crime in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Gov
Odell
Willis van Wormer
Frederick van Wormer
Burton van Wormer
Clinton Prison
Peter A. Hallenbeck
Woman on Trial for Murder in New Jersey Case
Mrs Anna BH Phares aged thirty is on trial in Mount Holly for allegedly poisoning her husband Albert A Phares a farmer who lived at Jacksonville near the town. Gar field Taylor a farm hand was held as a witness and not indicted. Jury selection consumed most of the morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Holly
N. J
Anna BH. Phares
Albert A. Phares
Phares
Jacksonville
Garfield Taylor
New Single Tax Clubhouse Opened in Manhattan
The Manhattan Single Tax Club dedicated a new home at 224 East Sixty-second Street last night. It will be rededicated in September as the Henry George Memorial Hall after a $12,500 purchase and refurbishment. Speakers included John B Crosby and Henry George Jr with regret letters from John De Witt Warner and George Fred Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Single Tax Club
East Sixty-second Street
Henry George
John 8
Crosby
Henry George, Jr
John de Witt
Warner
George Fred Williams
First Woman Ambulance Surgeon Makes Rookie Run
Dr Emily Dunning the first woman ambulance surgeon in New York completed her first ambulance trip last night. She transferred two patients from Gouverneur Hospital and one from Beth Israel to Bellevue, cheered by doctors as she vaulted into the rear seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Dunning
New York
Gouverneur Hospital
Beth Israel Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
Dr. Dunning
Bellevue
Miss Dunning
Mayor Low Attends Sixtieth Anniversary at Public School No. 18
Mayor Low fulfilled a promise by visiting Public School No. 18 on East Fifty first Street for its sixtieth anniversary. J Fred Bohnfalk seven year old escorted him as about fifteen hundred pupils cheered. The mayor spoke and observed the flag salute led by Principal Burtis C. Magie before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low
Anica
Burtis C. Magie
Tailors Renew Agreement In Labor Wage Pact
At a conference yesterday afternoon between clothing trades unions with 40000 members and the Clothing Manufacturers Association at the Astor Bank Building an agreement was reached to extend wages under a contract expiring July 15 to July 1904. The Manufacturers Executive Committee also passed a resolution to continue contractor rates after July 15 for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothing Trades Unions
Clothing Manufacturers’ Association
Astor Bank
Manufacturers’ Association
Wilson to Speak at Wesleyan Then Sail for Europe
President Woodrow Wilson will leave Princeton tomorrow for Middletown Connecticut to address John Wesley His Place in History at Wesleyan University. He will sail with his family for Europe on the Oceanic Wednesday morning and spend the summer abroad returning to Princeton shortly before the university opens in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Princeton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Mrs Mooers Seeks Counsel Fees in Divorce Action
Mrs Dorothy B Mooers wife of Ed win D Mooers of California applied to Justice Giegerich in the Supreme Court for counsel fees and an allowance of 175 per week while her divorce action proceeds. Decision was reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy B. Mooers
Edwin D. Mooers
California
Ludlow Street
Giegerich
Supreme Court
Lice Threaten Million-Dollar Apple Crop in Orleans County
A lice invasion hits Orleans County apple orchards threatening more than one million dollars in fruit. Growers spray with whale oil but see no effect as the apple borer is also at work. Local officials report ongoing efforts to contain damage to the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Orleans County
Ingalls Grave To Be Marked By Granite Boulder
Atchison Kansas June 29 The grave of John J Ingalls will be marked with a glacial granite boulder sized 54 by 4 and a half by 2 and a half feet A Kansas field stone will cover him a red rock from near Atchison was chosen The stone will bear a medallion and a quotation from Ingalls famous essay on Blue Grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kan
John J. Ingalls
Mr. Ingalls
Kansas
Atchison
Ngalls
Outdoor Relief Debate at Summer School of Philanthropy
Speakers at the Summer School of Philanthropy in the United Charities Building argued over public versus private outdoor relief for the poor. Frederick Almy cited city data showing private aid outperforms public relief, while Frederick H. Wines urged recognizing relief as a right and accepting private responsibility. Dr. Lee K. Frankel was to discuss treating families with sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Charities
East Twenty-second Street
Frederick Almy
Buffalo Charity Organization Society
Almy
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Frederick H. Wines
New Jersey State Charities Aid Association
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Lee K. Frankel
United Hebrew Charities
Misfortunes Struck Falk Family in One Afternoon
Samuel Falk watched one son at the New York hospital when another son was carried there and died after falling from a fourth floor window at 466 Seventh Avenue. Earlier burglars had robbed his tailoring shop of $200. His younger son Lewis, age unknown, fell from the same window as his parents suffered shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Falk
New York
HF Hspital
Seventh Avenue
Mr. Falk
Charles
Lewis
Training ship seized in New Jersey attachment case
The training ship Young America for the Nautical Preparatory School of Rhode Island was seized by Middlesex County Sheriff Carman in an attachment action brought by Newark designer William E. Winant who claims 4800 dollars. The vessel, built in Perth Amboy, is funded by Rhode Island donors to prepare for naval service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Brunswick
N. J
Nautical Preparatory School
Rhode Island
Perth Amboy Shipbuilding and Engineering Company
Perth Amboy
Sheriff Carman
Middlesex County
William E. Winant
Newark
Pearce Chosen as Albany Medical College Adjunct
Dr. R. M. Pearce of Philadelphia has been selected as successor to Dr. George Blumer in the Albany Medical College Faculty as adjunct professor of pathology and bacteriology and director of the Bender Hygienic Laboratory. Dr. Blumer retires Sept. 1 and Pearce will take charge. Assistants named include Dr. E. McD. Stanton of New York and Dr. Charles K. Winne of Mt. Wilson Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
N. Y
R. M. Pearce
Philadelphia
George Blumer
Albany Medical College
Bender Hygienic Laboratory
Pr. Blumer
Pearce
Record Sunday traffic on Brooklyn Rapid Transit peaks
Officials report 1,500,000 passengers carried on BRT cars, 250,000 more than the previous peak. The surge attributed to the first Summer fair Sunday, drawing crowds to the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Maxwell to be MKT General Manager July 1
J W Maxwell of Dallas will be appointed Assistant General Manager of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway system with headquarters in St Louis. E M Alvord current Parsons Division Superintendent will succeed Maxwell as Superintendent of Texas Fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Dallas
J. W. Maxwell
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway System
St. Louis
E. M. Alvord
Parsons
Kan
Maxwell
Texas
Henderson resigns as Santa Fe motive power chief
Topeka Kansas June 29 G R Henderson superintendent of motive power for the Santa Fe Railroad has tendered his resignation effective August 1 He cites health reasons and says retirement is desired following friction with Santa Fe employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
G. R.henderson
Santa Fé Railroad
Treasury circular bans bond refunds after July 31 1903
Secretary Shaw issues a circular stating that after July 31 1903 the Treasury Department will not refund or receive bonds for refunding under Department Circular No 34 dated March 2 1903. The notice directs bondholders and agents to act accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shaw
Treasury Department
Department
Electrician Falls From Pole Drowns Near Shiten shing River
Robert Baker an Erie Railroad Company electrician yesterday attempted to repair a light on a pole by a freight shed near the passenger station at Shiten shing. He lost his balance while climbing and fell into the river where he drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Baker
Erie Railroad Company
Steamboat Service to Rockaway Beach Inaugurated
The Knickerbocker Steamboat Company will launch the Rockaway Beach service tomorrow morning using the Grand Republic and General Slocum. The Grand Republic has been prepared for a roof garden night service with a thirty foot stage erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker Steamboat Company
Rockaway Beach
Grand Republic
General Slocum
Playwright Franklin Fyles Improves After Illness
Franklin Fyles a playwright and critic at 114 West Ninety-fourth Street was reported to be improving at 7 pm last evening with doctors holding faint hopes for recovery after a serious heart disease illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Fyles
West Ninety-fourth Street
Weather Roundup For Eastern States
New England and New York areas see warm trend with Tuesday partly cloudy conditions and fresh north winds. Midweek turns fair in the east with warmer temperatures and light to variable winds. Delaware and Maryland also mostly fair with warmth returning by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mississippi River
Michigan Peninsula
New England
Middle Atlantic States
South Atlantic Coast
Montana
Dakotas
Plateau
Middle Plateau
Rocky Mountain
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Upper Lakes
Lower Lakes
European
Grand Banks
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
August Flyhouse Damage on East 161st Street
A minor incident occurred at 373 East 161st Street from Sunday night to Monday night. The August Flyhouse sustained trifling damage with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East One Hundred and Sixty-first
Fire destroys mills and shops in Wilkinsburg suburb
A fire in Wilkinsburg near Pittsburg early today destroyed W F Younzk s planing mill Firmin s ink factory William Mur doch s dwelling H B Guinette s black smith s shop and R Swisshelm s stable with total losses estimated at 75000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Wilkinsburg
W. F. Younzk
Firmin
William Murdoch
H. B. Guinette
R. Swisshelm
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William Bradley
John Shiehkis
Fifth Street
City Island
Main Street
Hundred and Twelfth Street
Lexington and
Park Avenues
New Haven Road
Murphy
al” Adams
W. E. Nolan
Garfield
East 32d Street
Gron
Queens
Rosedale Board of Trade
Midshipmen
L. Bes
William A. Hodgman
Ne York
Henry K. Hewitt
New Jerse
Annie W. Allen
House of Refuge For Women At
van Wormer
Mayor Low
Boulder
Summer School of Philanthropy
Falk
Santa Fe
Lineman
Broadway
Cortlandt St
Sixth Ave
Windson
TIMES
Printing House Square
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