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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1908

Page

4

Lucania Grounds In Mud Then Clears At Ambrose Channel

The liner Lucania ran aground in the Ambrose Channel on a foggy morning near Liverpool Street. A tugboat line freed the vessel after a tense wait as tide rose and the bow faced the mud bank. Austrian painter Philip A. Laszlo, en route to paint President Roosevelt, and his wife accompanied the ship. The late Robert Floyd’s cremated ashes were scattered at sea from the Lucania, honoring his long association with Cunard. W. E. Scarritt reported gathering proxies for Stuyvesant Fish in the Fish-Harriman railroad fight. Passengers included Montagu Parker and others. Annie D. Rose of Liverpool was met ashore for a wedding with a parson sought.

Liverpool Philip A. Laszlo London Roosevelt Arthur Lee Washington Wife Venice Robert Floyd Cunard Gener Lucania Capt. Warr Montagu Lady Parker C. M. Alexander J. G. Ellis Walter Cotchett Cotchett James Winglis Will Hammerstein Jam Ee: Newey Auwhenhi Sting Ratt D. Seymour William H. Webster Annie D. Rose William Arthur Yaleck Company Hartford Conn

Newtown Firemen Seek District Attorney Help

A Newtown relief effort asks Queens County District Attorney Ira G. Dartin and the Grand Jury to address neglect of thirteen volunteer fire companies now in the Second Ward Queens. Complaints cite worn hoses poor engine feed and insufficient funding for repairs with some units using the same hose for over a decade. Wandowenwock Engine No 1 recently funded a new boiler at $1000 and the district spans 27 square miles including Glendale Evergreen Ridgewood Heights Middle Village and Elmhurst among other neighborhoods.

Queens County Newtown Borough of Queens Ira G. Dartin Wandowenwock Engine Company No. 1 Glendale Evergreen Ridgewood Heights Middle Village Newton Maspeth Elmhurst Winfield Corona Woodside Laurel Hill

Deserter Confesses and Marries in Chicago Pact

Ernest L. Daw son, a deserting soldier from 1904, surrenders at Mishawaka Ind after marrying Bernice Hodges Dawson. He served a cavalry stint in the Philippines and desertion followed low pay to support his mother in Bryan Ohio. A light War Department sentence is sought.

Chicago Ernest L. Dawson Fort Sheridan Mishawaka Ind Bernice Hodges Dawson Dawson Philippines America Bryan Ohio Miss Hodges Fort Oglethorpe War Department Indiana

Passing of St. Mary's Episcopal Church in New York

The St. Mary's Church on Lawrence Street near 129th Street will be replaced by a brick and stone edifice on the same site. The 1828 frame church, its long line of rectors, and notable vestry names including Hamilton and Stuyvesant are recalled as the congregation prepares for the last sermon in the old building tonight. Services will move to Speyer School during construction with a 9 o'clock service at St. Paul's Chapel, Columbia University, under the courtesy of university trustees.

St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Lawrence Street 129Th Street Broadway William Richmond J. Cooke Richmond T. McClure Peters J. P. Peters St. Michael's Church Ninety-ninth Street Amsterdam Avenue Dr. Peters St. Mary’s Church Alexander Hamilton Lorillards Jays de Peysters Stuyvesants Nicholas Fish Lawrences Speyer School St. Paul’s Chapel Columbia University Msterdam Avenue 117Th Street

Sale of Kentucky Records and Frontier Names in Auction

Three manuscript volumes of Kentucky land entry and pre emption records go to auction, listing early settlers and frontier leaders. Notable names include Daniel Boone Simon Kenton John Floyd Logan Shelby and Lincoln ancestors, with the third volume detailing the first land court in the West.

State of Kentucky Alleghany Mountains Daniel Boone Simon Kenton John Floyd Louisville Boone Miss Calloway Benjamin Logan Logan’s Major McBride Blue Lick Robert Patterson Lexington Isaac Shelby Col John Todd Lieut. Miller Abram Lincoln Green River Stockades First Land Court West

Policeman Ends Life After Facing Trial for Saloon Incident

Herbert I Laws a Staten Island policeman famed as a model after twelve years service shot himself after learning he would face a formal trial for being in a saloon. He had a long record with no complaints until the recent incident at a funeral.

Herbert I. Laws Staten Island Dorp Station Laws Prospect New Dorp Aleep

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