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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1911

Page

4

Ammen Torpedo Destroyer Crashes Into Schooner in Fog

The Ammen, a fast torpedo destroyer, collided with the five masted schooner Margaret Haskell of Boston off the Southern New Jersey coast at 2:45 am in heavy fog. The impact damaged the Ammen and its fittings, but crew reported no serious injuries and the ship proceeded to the Newport Torpedo Station and then New York Navy Yard for inspection.

Ammen Navy Yard New York Margaret Haskell Boston New Jersey Newport, R. I Haskell Lieut. L. W. Townsend Lieut. Townsend Ollera Ita Ian Townsend Eelig New York Harbor

Ammen torpedo boat destroyer damaged in collision

The Ammen, a 742 ton triple screw torpedo boat destroyer, lies drydocked after a recent collision. Repairs should finish within a week. a Navy Board of officers will likely be named to investigate the incident. The Ammen, new to service, reached 83 knots on trials and cost about 650000. The schooner Margaret Haskell, owned by John Crowley of Boston, built in 1904, is reported to have escaped damage.

Naval Navy Department Ammen Margaret Haskell John Crowley Boston

Six Electricians Burned On Third Avenue Elevated

Six electricians suffered burns while installing a new cable for the Third Avenue elevated line at 161st Street. A dropped tool sparked a short circuit, igniting a sheet of flame and dense smoke as all six caught fire. Police on an approaching train assisted. all were taken to Lebanon Hospital. Injured: Joseph Muller 23, East 151st Street. Joseph Dowling 38, East 147th Street. John Ligo 28, Morris Avenue. William Lawlor 24, East 147th Street. Joseph e 81, East 147th Street. Stephen Repooke 44, East 156th Street. One was believed dangerously hurt. Road blocked about fifteen minutes.

Third Avenue 161St Street Lebanon Hospital Joseph Muller East 151St Street Joseph Dowling East 147Th Street John Ligo Morris Avenue William Lawlor Joseph E Stephen Repooke East 156Th Street Spee

Shriners Charter a Ship to Rochester Supreme Council

The Shriners of Texas charter a Clyde liner Mohawk for 225 people including wives and families. They sail from Galveston Sunday to Havana arriving July 6 to inspect the Maine wreck before heading to New York for an overnight, then Rochester by special train. A press agent accompanies the group with the Arab patrol band and El Mina Shrine members aboard.

Shriners of Texas Supreme Council Rochester Galveston Havana New York Hella Temple el Mina Shrine

City Fireworks Stock Seized as Unlicensed Dealers Targeted

Fire Commissioner Johnson announced raids on illegal fireworks sales across Manhattan. Two arrests, three truckloads of various devices valued around 5000 dollars seized and stored at Fire Department Magazine. Only one firm in the city meets permit rules. several dealers adjusting buildings for compliance as permits possibly issued today.

Johnson Manhattan Kelly Bureau of Fire Department Magasine Hast

Fireworks seizures and compliance push in Manhattan parks

Fireworks makers were warned against deliveries to Manhattan. 50 seizures occurred as many retailers hid stock or used dummy displays. Some large firms comply by shipping directly from factories or using wooden dummies. Officials vow strict enforcement through July Fourth while permitting public park displays in thirty parks with police and fire cover.

Lee D. Willis Board of Aldermen Manhattan

Fatal rock fall in Astoria tunnel accident

A man named John Sammisky, aged years, was instantly killed by a rock strike in a tunnel under construction between Casino Beach and Manhattan in Astoria. He resided at 908 Second Avenue, Astoria.

Astoria Casino Beach Hattan Astoria Light, Power Company John Sammisky Ings Second Avenue

Complete New York straw hat sale features wide assortment

The advertisement touts percales and madras fabric hats in many sizes with prices from 1.50 to 5.00. It promotes a large complete line from a leading maker, including cancelled orders and data from braid patterns. Yacht shapes in fine China and Belgian splits, English and American splits, and the famed English Boaters are offered in over twenty five dimensions.

House of Smith Gray & Co New York America Mackinawa Milans Shingkee

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