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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1900

Page

5

Fatal Brooklyn trolley crash claims tailor at bridge entrance

Louis Goldberg a Brooklyn tailor of 32 Osborn Street was crushed between two trolley cars at the Brooklyn entrance to the Bridge at seven yesterday morning. Seventy five bystanders witnessed the accident amid shuttle car traffic while repairs on the bridges south tracks continued. Motorman Walter Lombard of the Fulton street car was arrested on homicide charges after Goldberg died at Brooklyn Hospital.

Louis Goldberg Osborn St Brooklyn Manhattan Fulton St Frooklyn Washington St Goldberg de Kalbave de Kalb Ave Brooklyn Hospital Walter Lombard Alabama-ave Michere Bridge Louis Haffron Suffolk St Haffron

Riding Masters Strike Ends at Durlands Riding Academy

Durland announced the riding instructors strike ended with no lessons missed. Patrons faced a test for replacements as the academy prepared to reopen near Central Park West with a uniform riding costume for all instructors. Some patrons signed a petition to abolish the new attire, but signatures were withdrawn after clarifying details. Aged actress seeks to recover land.

Durland Tribune Sixth-St Central Park West Academy Mr. Durland

Deed Challenged In Fifty Lot Rockaway Property Case

In Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Maddox hears Mary J Nichol a seventy five year old former actress seek to set aside a deed conveying fifty building lots in Rockaway Flushing and Jamaica to Mrs Qphir A Thompson. Nichols alleges paralysis impaired judgment at conveyance and seeks return of fifty dollars plus property worth about fifty thousand dollars. Thompson counters that Nichols was cared for and the marshy land is largely worthless. she claims the nurse told tales and that a son once abandoned her. Decision reserved.

Mary J. Nichola Justice Maddox Supreme Court Brooklyn Qphir A. Thompson Schermerhorn Jr

Two Drowned In Susquehanna River Ice Break

On the Susquehanna River State Line four miles north of Susquehanna a skating party fell through the ice. Miss Ida McKune twenty two of State Line and Arthur Munson twenty from Lanesboro perished. Munson later drowned trying to summon aid after reaching shore. Munson worked in Erie Railroad shops at Susquehanna and Miss McKune was employed by the Grand Hudson Railroad at State Line.

Susquehanna Penn Susquehanna River State Line Ida McKune Arthur Munson Lanesboro Munson Erie Railroad Miss McKune Eeand Hudson Railroad Company State Ne

Pardoned ex policeman to dine with family in Chicago

Chicago report says Patrick Furlong, former policeman who killed Edward Leach in 1900 and was jailed for fourteen years, has been pardoned by Governor Tanner. Furlong and Leach, both officers, argued over the Boer war. the dispute escalated to gunplay with fatal results.

Chicago Patrick Furlong Edward Leach Tanner Furlong Leach England

Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil as food and medicine

An advertisement notes Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil acts as both nourishment and remedy. It claims a small amount stimulates the stomach to work, building strength by turning the oil into body fuel. A sample offer invites readers to try the product from Scott & Bowne at Pearl Street, New York.

Scott Scott & Bowne Peart Street New York

Neighbor Shoots Neighbor by Mistake in Astoria Pigeon Case

Herman Wolf, a 36 year old piano maker of 223 Flushing Ave Astoria, was shot in the neck and head by his neighbor Felix Theulica 2% Flushing Ave while Theulica guarded pigeon lofts against theft. Theulica fired with a bird shot loaded gun, Wolf survived, Theulica jailed on 2000 bail. Dr Meyer reported slight chance of serious injury.

Herman Wolf Flushing-ave. Astoria Felix Theulica Flushing-ave Walt Theuliea Wolf Meyer Steinway Ave Theulica

Firemen Injured In Brooklyn Factory Blaze

A five story brick factory at 76 and 78 Ainsne street Brooklyn burned out early yesterday. Several firemen were slightly injured by falling down an elevator shaft while battling the flames. Shade & Co. used the first three floors for lock making and plating. Peter Wagner used the upper floors as a tailor shop. Three alarms were sounded as flames appeared on the top floor. Losses are estimated at 10 000 for Shade & Co and 5 000 for Wagner. The origin is under investigation by Marshal Brymer. Meanwhile Christmas services filled Brooklyn churches with festive music and special cantatas.

Ainsne St Brooklyn Shade & Co Peter Wagner Desirian Salvage Corps No. 2 J. Pullin Walworth Sr Pullin Wagner Brymer Plymouth Church G. Waring Stebbins John E. West Bethlehem Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian John Spencer Camp John D. Yella St. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church Bedford-ave Wilson St First Reformed Church Clymer-st East End Christmas Tree Association Amphion Theatre Santa Claus Newell Dwight Illis

Newark Fire Burns Out Loeffler Home and Injures Family

A Newark blaze at 73 Rutgers Street left Charles Loeffler, 57, and his son Joseph, 19, badly burned and homeless after hospital staff turned them away for lack of room. The fire destroyed clothing and furniture. neighbors aided the family as rescuers fled smoke and flames.

Charles Loeffler Joseph Rutgersst Newark Newark City Hospital David Minnie Gertrude Conrad Mrs. Loeffler Miss Conrad Mr. Loeffler John Boyle Baker

Bust of Rev. Dr. Junkin Created for Montclair Area

Sculptor J Scott Hartley has sent a bust model of the late Rev. Dr. William F Junkin to a foundry for a monument in the new hospital wards in Fusan Yorea. Dr Junkin long led the First Presbyterian Church in Montclair and the gift is from Francis T A Junkin. The church has not chosen a successor.

Montclair J. Scott Hartley William F. Junkin Virginia Junkin Francis T. A. Junkin Fusan Yorea

Princeton in Holiday Dress

Princeton awe fills the town as streets and stores glow with evergreen decorations. Christmas sermons echo in churches while homes display wreaths mistletoe and trees. Ex President Cleveland’s Westland house is richly adorned with holly and evergreens along the main street windows.

Princeton Sons of Old Nassau Cleveland Westland

North Jersey Street Railway Ends Valley Road Crossings

Montclair reports completion of grade crossing removals at Valley Road Wat chungave and Park streets. North Jersey Street Railway plans to run cars again from the Orange line to the Passaic County line beginning next week in a move tied to Erie Railroad alignment.

Montclair North Jersey Street Railway Company Erie Railroad Company Valley Road Watchungave Park St North Jersey Passaic County

Christmas charity in Bloomfield provides special meal

Bloomfield on December 23 reports the Overseer of the Poor Adam Lind will distribute a Christmas meal to applicants at the poor store. The feast includes roast beef or chicken, sweet potatoes, turnips, cranberries, celery and pie instead of the usual pork and preserved goods.

Claus Bloomfield Adam Lind

Woman Run Down by Train at Weehawken Crossing

A woman about forty was killed at the Monmouth street crossing of the Erie Railroad in Jersey City. She was well dressed and in her pocketbook were a wedding ring two water bottles and two tax bills. The pocketbook was ground under the wheels and the identity on the bills could not be deciphered. The bills will be sent to City Collector Davis for possible identification.

Monmouth St Erie Railroad Weehawken Coal Branch Jersey City Davis

Burglars Steal Silverware From Lefferts Place Home

Police from the Grand Ave station in Brooklyn hunt burglars who between midnight and 6 a.m. last Friday stole about 350 dollars worth of silverware from Leon Whitney at No 26 Lefferts Place. Entry was gained by prying the rear basement window. A second attempt to break into J K Butler’s house next door showed the cellar grate tampered with but abandoned.

Grand Ave Brooklyn Leon Whitney Lefferts Place J. K. Butler

Chadwick Assigned to the New York Cruiser

Father J. P. Chadwick, former Maine chaplain at Havana and two years at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, is assigned to the cruiser New York which will be commissioned about February 1. Rear Admiral Rodgers requested Chadwick for his flagship duties on the New York.

J. P. Chadwick Maine Havana Vermont Brooklyn Navy Yard New-York Rodgers New York Father Chidwick E. 154Th St Thomas J. Rush

Christmas Cantata by Lefferts Park Church Sunday School

A Christmas cantata will be presented Wednesday night in Intrepid Hall Brooklyn by Lefferts Park Presbyterian Church Sunday School members. All Sunday school members will receive presents.

Lefferts Park Presbyterian Church Intrepid Hall Thirteenth-ave Sixty-seventh-st Brooklyn

Sermon Addresses Personal Tax Burden at Vineland

In Vineland the Dec 23 sermon at the First Congregational Church by Rev Dr Samuel Scoville questioned personal taxes. He argued many cases impose an unjust burden. He warned non taxable public bonds bought at low interest would face double assessment if taxed and sellers would demand higher rates.

Vineland First Congregational Church Samuel Scoville

Boy Held For Girl's Death In Jersey City Fire

Maggie Floria, five, of 5% Henderson Street, Jersey City, died after her dress ignited at a bonfire on Saturday night. Jih Bunsby, nine, of Henderson Street, was charged with manslaughter by the girl's companions. He says the act was an accident and will be arraigned before Police Justice Hoos.

Maggie Floria Henderson Sr Jersey City St. Francis’s Hospital Jih Bunsby Hendersone Hoos

Old Jeweller Shoots Himself in Newark Bedroom

James Leech a sixty eight year old jeweller of No M Mulberry Place Newark shot himself in his right ear last night. He was removed to a hospital after being ill and under a doctor's care. He had a family.

James Leech No. M Mulberry Place Newark

Political maneuvering and party leadership in New Jersey

New Jersey political notes discuss seven or eight Republican postmaster candidates for Elizabeth with Kean and Fowler yet to respond. Governor Voorhees weighs possible Supreme Court successor to Ludlow. Essex County Democrats show Smith gaining control as he defeats Colonel Price for chairman. Smith and Davis move toward potential party harmony, while Seymour’s gubernatorial bid seems unlikely. Hudson County’s Davis seeks unity, aided by Hudson chairman Errickson’s solid knowledge of Ill and Illa districts guiding state leadership prospects.

Elizabeth United States Kean Fowler the Tribune Edward Livingston Price Essex County Democratic Committee Smith New County Committee Mr. Smith Democratic Party New Jersey Seymour Newark Hudson County Mr. Davis Robert Davis John Errickson Udson County Errickson York Supreme Court New York Charles A. Peabody John E. O'Brien Broadway Manhattan City of New York Peter F. Meyer Petenens Twelfth Ward Eighth Avenue Ruant Sam H. Weinhandler Perabody Baker & Peabody Plantiff Wall Street Borough of Manhattan New York City

Captain Peter Werle Died After Fall From Barge Kaiser

Peter Werle aged 55 of 203 East Nineteenth Street New York captain of the Erie Railroad barge Kaiser fell overboard while guiding the boat into berth at Erie docks Jersey City. He was rescued in an exhausted condition and died at St Francis Hospital at midnight.

Peter Werle Nineteenth St New York Erie Railroad Kaiser Erie Docks Jersey City Werle 8&T. Francis’s Hospital

Organist Brewer resigns from Christ Church East Orange

George J. Brewer, organist and choirmaster at Christ Church East Orange, resigns effective May 1 to join Church of Zion and St. Timothy in Manhattan. A letter from Rector Rev. William W. Davis expresses regret, and Thomas A. Starkey Jr of Newark sends a letter praising Brewer’s loss to parish and diocese.

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