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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1908

Page

16

Forest fires checked as winds subside in Adirondacks

Report from Albany notes 6000 fire wardens slowed the Adirondack fires as winds died. Major blazes at Lake Kushkawa Franklin County Benson Mines St Lawrence County, with widespread devastation along rail lines and Rockefeller property. Weather Bureau predicts rains may end fires across Allegheny and Adirondack regions.

New York Times Albany Adirondacks James S. Whipple William F. Fox Lake Kushaqwa Franklin County Benson Mines St. Lawrence County North Creek Township 16 Minerva Lake Kushaqua Stonywold Sanitarium New York City Loon Lake Whipple Utica Mountain View Plenadore Pond Owl’s Head Piercefield Forestport Long Lake West Horseshoe Station New York Central Tupper Lake New York & Ottawa St. Ros's Falls William Rockefeller Brandon Delaware & Hudson Railroad Saranac Lake Village Lake Placid Severn Saranac Village Dannemoora Carthage Newton Falls Carthage & Adirondack Natural Bridge Washington Weather Bureau Rocky Mountain States Central States Atlantic States Allegheny Adirondack Mountains

Forest Fires Roar Through Warren County New Jersey

Fire ravages Great Meadows near Belvidere as woods blaze across Lookout Mountain and surrounding hills. Residents flee as an estimated thirty acres burn near Pleasant Plains and a fire sparked by a locomotive funnel destroys two homes, totaling about 7500 dollars in damage. Lightning-like winds fans flames across vast woodland areas endangering the Allamuchy game reserve. Local crews battle the blazes into the night with hundreds involved.

Lake Hopatcong N. J Lookout Mountain Styx River Belvidere Great Meadows Warren County Allamuchy Pleasant Plains S. I Augusta Thomason Reuben Ganz

Taxicab Strike Winding Down With Cabs Stationed Citywide

Violence from the taxicab strike appears to end as 207 cabs are stationed citywide. The company, with 350 workers, received 150 new applications while strikers at 781 Eighth Avenue remained firm.

Eighth Avenue

Plan A Monorail Line in Bronx City Island Change

Public Service Commission received its first request to convert the City Island horse car line to electricity for a monorail. Monoroad Construction Co plans to buy City Island Road from Interborough and build a system like the Jamestown Exposition design.

Public Service Commission City Island Monoroad Construction Interborough New York New Jersey Long Island Old Rapid Transit Commission City Island Road Cc. C. Curter Cuyler, Morgan & Co Robert H. McCarter Bronx Avenue White Plains Road Westchester Avenue Newark

Two Aeronauts Survive 2900 Foot Berlin Fall

A. Holland Forbes and Augustus Post arrived by the Kronprinzessin Cecilie after their 2900 foot descent in the balloon Conqueror over Berlin. They described a large rip in the bag and rapid sinking, aid from sand bags, and a parachute-like opening that saved them. A resident apologized for the intrusion via the roof they entered.

A. Holland Forbes Augustus Post Berlin Kronprinzessin Cecilie Mr. Post Porbes

Extra Dividend Rumors Hit Northern Pacific Board

Financial district chatter revived about a large extra dividend at Northern Pacific, pitting Hill interests against other directors. Board members said only the quarterly dividend was declared at a recent meeting, with no additional meeting planned for the year. The stock remained the strongest on the list amid repeated rumors of a 10 to 20 percent extra payout.

Northern Pacific Hill James J. Hill Road Hst Northnern Pacific

Bowdoin Replaces Twombly on Chesapeake & Ohio Board

At the Chesapeake & Ohio annual stockholders meeting in Richmond, H M Twombly withdrew from the board and was replaced by George S Bowdoin. Bowdoin, ex-JP Morgan partner, joins as a New York Central Morgan interest representative, while Temple Bowdoin, his son, works with Morgan & Co. The Penn railroad stake moved to Kuhn Loeb.

Chesapeake & Ohio Stockholders Richmond H. McKk Twombly George S. Bowdoin Bowdoin J. P. Morgan & Co Temple Bowdoin Morgan & Co Pennsylvania Kuhn, Loeb & Co

Fear Drives Girl Insane at Bellevue Hospital

Dora Klapkin nineteen from 221 East 121st Street is in the observation ward of Bellevue Hospital reported violently insane. Doctors at Harlem Hospital say she never faced hydrophobia risk though fear triggered her mental condition after leaving Harlem Hospital last Sunday.

Dora Klapkin East 121St Street Bellevue Hospital Harlem Hospital

Reception for Israel Zangwill at National Arts Club Thursday

Literary friends plan a reception for author Israel Zangwill at the National Arts Club next Thursday evening. Also noted, Dr. Irving J. Cook was arrested at 246 West Thirty-ninth Street by district attorney detectives on manslaughter charges in the Sept. 17 death of Gertrude Hand of Summit, New Jersey.

Israel Zangwill National Arts Club Irving J. Cook West Thirty-ninth Street District Attorney’s Office Gertrude Hand Summit N. J Adelphie Lodge Masonic Hall

Thaw loses bid to force Matteawan hearing

Judge James S. Young quashes writ of habeas corpus ordering Harry Thaw produced in Pittsburg for bankruptcy proceedings. He says deposition at Matteawan suffices and Thaw need not be brought to court. Thaw’s lawyers vow appeal to the Court of Appeals or Supreme Court.

New York Times Pittsburg Harry Thaw Matteawan Insane Asylum James S. Young United States District Court New York Thaw Matteawan United States Court William A. Stone Charles Moschauser Roger O'Mara Young Court of Appeals United States Supreme Court Morschauser Col Asa Bird Gardiner Stone Col. Gardiner Mr. Stone H.P. Meyer Col.Gardiner Rte

Thaw Formal Response After Adverse Ruling

Harry K. Thaw received notice of Judge Young's adverse ruling at Matteawan State Hospital. He stated that if delays do not harm his business, the writ’s dismissal is not crucial and that his priority is Col. Bartlett’s appeal from his commitment. He noted potential U.S. court action if his presence in Pittsburg is required.

New York Times Fishkill Landing N.Y Harry K. Thaw Matteawan State Hospital Col. Bartlett Pittsburg Unitetates Court Dr. Wilson United States Court H. K. Thaw Lamb

Paranoiac Cornelius M. Garrison Case Heard

Doctors Hammond and Macachaié testified before Commissioner in Lunacy David Orr Edson and a sheriff's jury that Cornelius M. Garrison once a metal broker at 100 William Street has been a paranoiac since birth. The hearing, brought by his brothers and wife to appoint a guardian and committee, was adjourned until tomorrow.

Graeme M. Hammond Carlos F. Macachaié David Orr Edson Cornelius M. Garrison 100 William Street Supreme Court Dam

Duel of passion ends in murder aboard ship

Henry Muller stabbed Nicholas Trausch in the steerage of the Kroonland during a confrontation sparked by jealousy over a woman met in Antwerp. Muller leaped from the rail into the English Channel off Dover and drowned as the vessel reached Dover. Police and passengers watched a lifeboat search fail to find him.

Antwerp Henry Miller Nicholas Traus Kroonland Dover Muller Luxembourg Trausch Earl Senator Man

Whitney's Cook Arrested After Park Assault Incident

Gaston Newsie Lassur, 85, claims Whitney's cook was involved in a western assault at St. Gabriel's Park and later at the East Thirty-Fifth Street ferryhouse. Josephine Corgins, 16, and Nicholas Becker, 17, confront the cook. Becker and others pursue further charges. Police disarm Lassur. Becker charges considered. Whitney allegedly imported Lassur from Paris.

Harry Payne Whitney Mr. Whitney Westbury L. I Gaston Sur East Thirty-fifth Thirty-fourth Street Corgins I Jr Lassur Whitney Parievok

Tariff revision urged on wood pulp and print paper

A six member congressional committee examining Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan wood pulp and print paper industries recommends revising the tariff on Canadian wood pulp and print paper. Chairman J R Mann notes Northwest wood supply strain and warns prices may rise if pulp cannot be imported cheaply. the group tours Duluth examining dealers and plants.

New York Times Duluth Congress Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan J. R. Mann Northwest Canada P.per Mr. Mann William H. Ryan Buffalo Dulleth

Double Life Alleged in Court Case Names Dammers Alias

Police allege a man known as Dammers led a double life, linking him to aliases including John Manning John Davis and William Davis. He faced $500 bail after a Sunday arrest for pushing on a Church Avenue car, while his 16 year old daughter Winnie was arraigned on a shoplifting charge in Children's Court and dismissed.

Ber Board of Trade Adams Street Court Church Avenue Walsh Dammers Asip Elmira John Manning John Davis William Davis Ane Dammers Flatbush Avenue Winnie Children’s Court

Arrest at Empire track shocks Yonkers crowd

The Empire City Racing Assn moved racing to its track yesterday with Westchester Sheriff, District Attorney, Yonkers Police chief and deputies present. An arrest was made for offering odds openly against horses, while county, town, and private New York reform society detectives policed the event amid a crowded crowd.

Empire City Racing Association Westchester Yonkers Wi Roberts Reform Society of New York

Floral offering on coffin from White House at Sammis funeral

Floral offerings laid on the coffin of John M Sammis, longtime resident, came from the White House Conservatory sent by President and Mrs Roosevelt. Sammis was a close friend and neighbor of the President. October 20. Among

John M.sammis White House Roosevelt Sammis Eoe Ford Bay L. L

Bulletin on Dr Bull at Bedside

A bulletin issued at 11 o'clock last night reported Dr Bull passed a comfortable day his temperature was lower and his condition remained the same as before.

Dr. Bull

Newark Fire Destroys Factory and Threatens City

A massive Newark blaze leveled a $250,000 trunk factory and spread to nearby structures amid high winds. Volunteers manned roofs, water was drawn from the Morris Canal, and the city saw $275,000 in total losses with most insured.

Newark Lyon Brewery L. Goldsmith & Son Trunk Canal Street Morris Canal Robert F. Morgan Levi Goldsmith Trunk Lyon Newark Spring Mattress Company

OUSTS POLICEMAN LUERSSEN

Patrolman Carl F. Luerssen of Brooklyn whose Broadway saloon was found open while operating illicitly last Sunday was dismissed after Brooklyn police trials. Deputy Commissioner Baker rejected delays and ordered the case to proceed despite Luerssen’s requests for time to summon witnesses.

Carl FE. Luerssen Brooklyn Broadway Hii Baker Luerssen

Masked Burglars Terrorize Orange Couple in Home Invasion

Mr. and Mrs. M. B. March of Berkeley Avenue Orange awoke about 1 30 A M to two masked burglars with pistols at their heads. A third burglar looted the dresser and pocketed valuables as the couple cowered. They escaped after ransacking the house.

M. B. March Berkeley Avenue Orange

Fires listed with property values on New York streets

A long list of fire incidents records addresses across Manhattan and nearby areas with items for sale and minor values. Notable entries include property at 29th Street, Columbus Avenue, and West 99th Street with sums like 100 and 500 dollars. Several listings mark trifling losses or unknowns and one sale of a settee at $1.10.

A. M. Oss Shannon J. Bruckner Sheriff St Columbus Ay J. Calamas Park Av W. 99Th St B. Williams R. Marteto Mary Miller H. Krakowel Oliver St F. Hillman E- 107Th St Jeannette Gull 134Th St Mrs. Hyatt White Plains Road Anna Ee Ae eSeo Ee Ce 27Th St Gus Mills Wees James R. Garoni Bergen Av Tredwell & Ketch- NR 11Th Stapleton J. Grufeffio Park A. van Burest S. Friedman Eee Crane de Bri Sara Exp Dix Hbo Bbc Sige Rutgers J. Schwan M. Farley Lena Minneta Orchard St B. Gillerman Sun

Russian Exhibition and sale at 6 West 21st Street

Russian exhibition and sale of Real Russian laces silks embroideries crash linen drawn work carved wood lacquer and more. Open daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wholesale and retail offered by Vladimir F. Gnesin located at 6 West 21st Street near Fifth Avenue.

Vladimir F. .Gnesin 21St ST 5Th Ave

Also Mentioned on This Page

Adirondack Blazes Woods On Hempstead IL. 1 O. H. P. Belmont Joshua W. Barnes Jempstead Plains The W.S. Bennet John C.nee Joe M. Chapple National Magazine Quill Club Manhattan Typothetae Aldine Association Robert Schalkenbach Isaac H Blanch Samuel F. Hubbard Boston Charley Smith Call Garrison Paranoiac SEAL Cook Congressional Committee Empire Track Mr. Roosevelt Lemaire OPERA Army Navy Gale Policeman Luerssen Bingham Mrs. March Pistol’s Point Carnegie Hall Philharmonic Society of New York Mendells Hall Wadilach Bros 29Th Street Third Avenue Cor Hart, Schaffner &Marx Clothes Hart Schaffner & Marx Hart,Schaffner & Marx Ehice Arnfi Eim Oth New Amsterdam Eres Oyu Klaw & Erlanger Winsor McCay He Little Nemo Victor Herbert Harry FR. Smith Victor Ponged Harry B. Smiti Montimaniack Kelly Shideh Billy van Joseph Cawthorn Gabriel Bway 41St St. Eve Mats Grace van Studdiford de Koven & Smith St. & Bway Wed & Sat Empire John Drew Criterion Co Gillette Nernstein Samson St. Eves Jack Stran Stir SAVOY Servant House Lyceum Billie Knickerbocker Gottenberg R. B'way Atches Mann Irs Mississippi Thos. A. Witse Astor Esse M. Hodge Hemae Wallace A'S Gores Noy Arie Ci Belasco George Arliss Griirv Esai 44Stere Evs Entre West St. EW DEVIL Blanche Bates Fighting Hope ACAD LY OF Irving Denman Thompson Josh MAN Theatre Steve Satons West Ohne Maenner Fulda BNI Farre Maud,pomel St. Fray Ones. Sund SS Eee Ede Nagi Eae Sr Lillian Russell Pirdland Rt Nazimova Hedda Gabler Leila Surersk Mima Beret Pessie Foustetlee Flatiron Chinatown Bowery Fiot West Sto North River Gramer Yi Tullling Wolting America St. Wofb Vaudeville Lincoln B' Way St’ Mat Amelia Bingham Grace Améfon Jas. J. Morton Willy Zimmeerman Others Lauder Harry and Anotter Carnegie HA Russian Symphony Society TE AL Suheert Alex Paire Hinikoff Germaine Schnitze ELMAN Madison Square Garden Clarice Marne Melpotyre Heath Regkton Facdaties Charlotte Farry & Co EVA Tanguay Thos Shea & Co Jladd Iff Artois Bros Parry & Wolford Edwin Stevens Savage Grand Opera House Metropolis Sam Bernard cWelchin Morking Murra Hill Mat Ng Chas. Robinson O I Eae
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