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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1908

Page

11

Syrians Celebrate Freedom Dinner in New York

Syrians in New York held a dinner at Kalil's in Park Place to celebrate the Ottoman Porte granting a constitution. About 100 guests, including two Turks and two Armenians, heard Mundji Bey speak and songs like the Marseillaise and Hamidie March play as a Turkish flag was waved. Resolutions sent to Grand Vizier Said Pacha praise the Sultan's reform, and plans for a mass gathering on August 16 were announced.

New York Turkey Kalil's Park Place Porte Abdul Hamid I Onsul Mundsi Bey Mundji Bey Abdul Hamid Russia Italy Austria Pacha Constantinople City of City of New York A. Mokarzel al Hoda Senate Chamber of Deputies H. A. Elbourne Syria-American College Birmingham Ala K. A. Breshara Princeton Seminary

Saves crew of sinking schooner off Cape Lookout

A wireless from the Savannah liner Kansas City reports a hurricane off the North Carolina coast for over a day. Captain T Dreyer sighted the four masted schooner Charles K Schull bound for Charleston, rescued Captain J M Beckwith and seven crewmen. Seven miles northeast Cape Lookout the Horace P Shares, a three masted schooner, showed shredded canvas but the skipper refused aid.

Savannah Kansas City New York North Carolina Cape Lookout Charles K. Schull Charleston J. M. Beckwith

Twenty Cent Thief Arrest in Harlem Case

Police arrest Jacob Levy of the Mills Hotel on a petit larceny charge after a staged photo sale scheme. Levy offered two large photographs and a dozen small ones for two dollars via an order. Detectives testified to months of similar acts across Harlem involving 2 cent charges from unwitting customers. Levy was held on $300 bail for trial.

Jacob Levy Mills Hotel Bleecker Street Harlem Levy Harry Schwartz Lexington Avenue Schwartz Fischer & Mattison Third Avenue Fischer Flynn Duffy 10Th Street Steinert

Newark insurance executive dies after Market Street train crash

William L. Stockton, division superintendent at Prudential Life, a Newark aristocrat and Declarations signer descendant, died after injuries from a Pennsylvania railroad collision at Market Street station. A Princeton graduate, he leaves a widow and several relatives.

P. BA Trix Boother Stockton Merneez Flocston Perk Pice Newark Bern

Provident Life Crisis Looms Over Sale to Inter Southern

Rumors swirl over Provident Life Assurance Society in the coming days as banks holding the majority stock weigh selling to Inter Southern Life of Louisville. Directors convene Wednesday to discuss the possible transfer while Insurance Commissioner E. E. Rittenhouse protests, urging safeguards for policyholders and questioning the handling of policyholders funds amid a broader dispute.

the Provident Life Assurance Society Inter-Southern Life Insurance Company of Louisville the Provident E. E. Rittenhouse Insurance Commissioner Colorado Provident Inter-Southern Kelsey New York Insurance Department Woodruff Philadelphia Thomas Mr. Woodruff

Motorman John Cole Escapes After Homicide Arrest

Police at Zith Street station release motorman John Cole after he is arrested for fatally injuring Tony Splain in a collision at 34th Street and Tenth Avenue. The charge was changed to homicide and the coroner later had him arrested as officers misinterpreted magistrate Cornell.

Zith Street John Cole Cole Tony” Splain 34Th Street Tenth Avenue Splain West Side Cornell

Ore cars wreck blocks Rahway traffic on four Pennsylvanian tracks

A broken axle caused thirteen 50 ton ore cars to derail near Rahway New Jersey. Six hundred fifty tons of ore piled on tracks wrecking four lines and delaying the Atlantic City Special. No injuries were reported though crews and trains faced long rerouting and five hour clearance.

Rahway N. J Pennsylvania Railroad Here Long Branch Central Railroad Elizabeth Western Newark Metuchen Lehigh Valley New York Pennsylvania Lehigh Atlantic City Grand Street

bitten marines arrive after hydrophobia scare

Ten Marines and Major John H. Russell were bitten by a collie that later tests confirmed had rabies. They traveled from the Panama Isthmus aboard the Finance to Washington for treatment at the Naval Medical School Hospital.

Colon Panama Isthmus Cristobal John H. Russell Marine Corps Camp Elliott Ancon Isthmian Canal Zone Russell Pier 57 Navy Yard Brooklyn William P. Thomas Washington Naval Medical School Hospital Major Russell C. A. Penningham A. B. Hobbal W. H. Hawkins R. D. Bagley W. H. Macfarland Ll. Clark G. B. Baxter Thomas Waple W. E. Cooper Oscar Anderson L. Moore N. F. Farwell United States Navy

Bitten by Mad Dog Triggers Rabies Fear in Maywood

Hackensack New Jersey August 2 William Haas of Gorham Manufacturing and Maywood was bitten by his pet bull terrier on Friday. The dog died after rabies was confirmed when its head was examined in New York. Haas sought Pasteur Institute treatment. The dog also nipped Haas baby with no facial skin breakage and no danger anticipated.

Tribune Hackensack N. J William Haas Gorham Manufacturing Company Maywood Freeland New York Haas Pasteur Institute

England to take part in tuberculosis congress events

King Edward is patron and the Prince of Wales president of the British Association for the Prevention of Consumption. Great Britain and Ireland will send a large delegation to the International Congress on Tuberculosis in Washington this September. The Irish section was prepared under Countess of Aberdeen. Exhibits come from multiple nations including Switzerland Argentina Uruguay France Russia and England.

Washington Edward Prince of Wales British Association For the Great Britain and Ireland John S. Fulton Congress Countess of Aberdeen Ireland Lady Aberdeen Woman's National Health Association G. Sims Woodhead University of Cambridge Great Britain Arthur Newsholme Local Government Board of England British Isles R. Philip Edinburgh House of Congress Shibayama S. Kitasato Tokyo Imperial Institute For Infectious Diseases Research Italy Kitasato Switzerland Argentina Uruguay France Russia England Guido Bacelli Rome Legation Turin Naples Florence Bologna

Summer suit update for men by Racers Peer & Company

Men plan a single extra Summer suit for next season. Good serges, no patterns, versatile colors like oxford, black, and blue stay in style. Price revisions make this a good value. $18 to $40. Racers Peer & Company operates three Broadway stores with Warren Street, 13th Street, and 34th Street locations.

Captain Sheldon Bullock Obituary Marks Long Steamboat Career

Greenwich Conn Aug 2 Captain Sheldon Bullock a steamboat captain for over six decades on the High Bridge Harlem and Stamford lines died at his Greenwich home shortly after midnight He began at age ten and rose to captain before twenty one later serving as superintendent and wartime transporter of captured runners He died after a long career including harbor master government inspector and occasional runs between Greenwich and New York Recruit

Tribune Greenwich Conn Sheldon Bullock High Bridge Harlem Stamford Bullock America King Edward Prince of Wales Captain Bullock Canajokarie N. Y Revenue Service Fortress Monroe Wrights Tiger Lily Morrisania Asseo Peter Carey Shadyside New York

Russian claims wife in night court elopement case

Wealthy Moscow lawyer David Rassner alleges his wife eloped with Moses Scheinerman. They and their child were brought to night court after a hotel ruse. The hearing was adjourned to next session as testimonies clarified dates and arrangements.

Moses Scheinerman David Rassner Russia Scheinerman Rassner Amerika David Drechsler Harris Patromen Drechsler Rossner Brunswick Madison Avenue S9uth Street Rassners Riga Zeptar the Brunswick

Thought Blacksnakes Had Rabies Nebulous Theory Slams

Raymond L. Ditmars assistant curator at the New York Zoo rushes from vacation after a report that twelve black snakes kept as pets at his Bronx Park farm allegedly show rabies like symptoms. A keeper discovers snake eggs and the snakes’ behavior unsettles the theory, ending the medical debate.

Raymond L. Ditmars New York Zoological Garden Ditmars Bronx Park Snyder

Bronx Zoo Alligator Runs Wild Alarm Causes Panic

Hundreds of visitors at the Bronx Zoo were startled by the appearance of a large alligator named Pete. The reptile escaped his tank, moved through the crowd, and sparked a chaotic retreat before keepers lassoed and recaptured him.

Zoological Park Bronx Pete

Ezra Butler McCagg Dies At Chicago At Age Eighty Two

Ezra Butler McCagg a leading Chicago citizen since 1847 died at his home aged eighty two He served with the United States Sanitary Commission in the Civil War and was elected a Loyal Legion member He helped found Chicago’s park system and served as trustee of many public institutions He declined the offer to be United States Minister to Berlin during Hayes administration He leaves a wife and one son.

Chicago Ezra Butler McCagg United States Sanitary Commission Loyal Legion Hayes United States Berlin

Obituary notes for Lieutenant Murphy and William Snowden

Lieutenant Charles Murphy retired police officer died at his Brooklyn home aged about fifty four from heart disease. He was born in the city and worked as a carpenter’s clerk before police service. his wife survives. William H Snowden lecturer writer and Republican organizer died at his Fairfax County home aged eighty four. native of New Jersey.

Charles Murphy Jay Street Brooklyn Murphy William H. Snowden Fairfax County New Jersey

Mrs Louise Peckham Dies After French Car Crash

News reached New Rochelle that Mrs Louise Chesbrough Peckham died in Royal France from shock after an automobile accident on July 10. Her husband Walton M. Peckham and their son survived. they had been living in France for about five years as they toured the country by car. She was the daughter of Robert J Chesbrough and sister to Rufus W Peckham. Burial will be in France.

New Rochelle Wheeler H. Peckham Louise Peckham Royal France New York Waiton M. Peckham Rufus W. Peckham United States Supreme Court of Washington Peckham

Bathers Chase Pony Cart Through Bath Beach Streets

A mobile pony cart theft at Bath Beach ended with ten year old Frank Pompton under arrest after a pursuing crowd of bathers chased him and a mounted patrolman detained him. George Haase reported his white pony hitched to a cart stolen while he swam nearby. The boy faces Children's Court in Brooklyn.

Bath Beach George Haase Coney Island Poll¢S Hannan Frank Pompton Children's Court Brooklyn

Clerk Held for Homicide in Park Row Beating

Charles H Mass a 37 year old post office clerk of 431 Cornelia Street Brooklyn was held without bail by Coroner Harburger to await an Inquest into the death of Edward Dwyer 38 of 231 West 12th Street after Dwyer was struck on Park Row and Beekman Street Mass reported the man struck him first and Mass denies hitting him.

Charles H. Mass Cornelia Street Brooklyn Harburger Edward Dwyer West 12St Street Mass Park Row Beekman Street Dwyer Hudson Street Hospital

Emergency action aids gambling crackdown in New York

Governor Hughes convened a special term of the Supreme Court and the grand jury to bolster enforcement during an emergency. Acting District Attorney Elder plans vigorous prosecutions as new cases and phases develop. August 29 set for notice by the County Clerk, with publication likely Tuesday. The governor declined to discuss recommendations in the jury presentment indicting Brighton Beach Racing Association officials.

Tribune Saranac Inn N. Y Hughes Elder Supreme Court Grand Jury Brighton Beach Racing Association

Italians nabbed in Brooklyn poolroom raid on Ambrosa venue

A dozen Italians were arrested for playing cards for money at a poolroom run in the name of Antonio Ambrosa at No 2 President Street Brooklyn. The reserves of Hamilton Avenue station conducted the raid. The alleged proprietor was not arrested while his 13 year old son John Ambrosa was taken on a vagrancy charge and turned over to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.

Antonio Ambrosa President Street Brooklyn Hamilton Avenue Pergeteter John Ambrosa Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Chilren

Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac Highlighted Tide and Moon Data

The miniature almanac lists sunrise and sunset times, moon phase, and high water predictions for Sandy Hook Gov. Island and Hell Gate with am and pm marks. Wireless reports note the Rotterdam at sea, 328 miles east of Sandy Hook at 5:40 am yesterday, due to dock about 7:30 am today.

Sandy Hook Gov. Island Hell Gate Rotterdam Iroquois Chichester Jacksonville Charleston Clyde Se Co Mdse Delaware French Philadelphia Class Co Mdise Montevideo Span Ovarbide Vera Crus Rly Havana Compania Transatlantics Wit Moise Bar Madonna Pavy Marseilles Naples Gibraltar JW Elwell & Co Maraval Scott Trinidad Grenada Trinidad Shipping Taare Malls Mine

Shipping schedule and arrivals at New York harbor 1908

Shipping news lists upcoming sailings and ports for vessels including Alamedas, Tosa Maru, Tremont and Empress of China. It records August departures and arrivals via San Francisco Seattle Vancouver BC and Victoria BC, with destinations Hawaii Japan Corea China New Zealand Australia and Pacific islands. Arrivals include Finance City of Savannah Foscett Tudor Prince American Chesapeake Princess Anne Satsuma and others with cargo and passengers.

Hawaii Japan Corea China Philippine Islands San Francisco Siberia Australia West New Zealand Fiji Islands New Caledonia Vancouver Victoria Aorangi Alameda China and China and Philippine Islands Seattle Tremont Victoria BC Empress of China Samoan Islands Inveric Guam Tahiti Marquesas Islands Mariposa Finance Mowbray Cristobal Panama Railroads Bar City of Tudor Prince Bri. McDougall Boston Paul F Gerhard & Co American Delano Philadelphia Ss Co Chesapeake Hastings Baltimore New York and Baltimore Transportation Co Mdse Princess Anne Catherine Newport News Norfolk Old Dominion Ami Mdse Satsuma Armstrong Yokohama Hiogo Shanghai Tong Kong Manila Cebu Barber & Co Eadae Fire Island

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