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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1908

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Heat toll in New York topples city on July sixth

New York City sweltered under a blistering July day with 93 degrees at 3 45 pm and 82 percent humidity in the morning. The heat caused five direct deaths in Iran and The Bronx and five in Brooklyn, plus many others prostrated or dying indirectly due to dehydration and exposure as the weather service warned of showers and cooler air to come. The list of decedents includes Millie Glazner and Lorenz Bauer among Brooklyn residents, and numerous others across Harlem, Bellevue and St. Vincent’s Hospitals, with ages ranging from teens to elderly, underscoring a deadly heat wave across multiple neighborhoods.

New York City Iran Bronx Brooklyn New York Glock Weather Bureau Michael Atlantic Avenue Glaezner Millie Rockaway Avenue Bauper Lorenz Railroad Avenue Old Mill Road Brookin Flay East 96Th Harlem Yberry Frank Thompson Street St. Vincent's Hospital Moran Marr Fulton Avenue The Connell Elizabeth Hudson Avenue Raymond Street Man West Street Kent Cumberland Street Pearl Street Brinckerhoff Robert East Prospect Park Seney Hospital Ring Joseph Rite Union Hill Spruce Street St. Gregory's Hospital Burns James St Purm Pierreport Streets Hospita Apatzo Carmine First Avenue 47Th Street Madison Avenue Ash Peter F East 130Th Street Laufer Charles Pushing Avenue Cumberland Street Hospital Oren Fanny Reene Street Rampton William American Line Berclay Street New York Hospital Deperno Rose Frost Street Brooklin Manhattan Brooklyn Bridge Dugan Cornelius West 224 Bellevue Hospital AGEN Henry Second Avenue Eldridge George G Surf Avenue West 7Th Street Coney Island Pwd Margaret East 104Th Street Harlem Hospital Garrett Lawrence Manhattan Street Stone Street Gregory’s Hospital Chestnut Street Ordon Anthony Sith Street Ganna Bergen Te Brook Harry Ludlow Miver East List Street Presbyterian Hospital Amilex Margatet 16Th Street Brow Hospital Bgan Alexander Third Avenue Willis Avenue Lincoln Hoapital Kelly Wiliam Norwegian Hospital Ifty Seney Bay 35Th Bay 26Th Street East River St. John's Hospital Hamilton Avenue Trooklyn Long Island College Hospital Axbon Jacot 138Th Street Lincoln Hospital Starthur John M East Suh Street City Mall Park Makin Sona East Ssth Street S@th street Lexington Avenue Presbyterian Hospital Wack Bowery Gouverneur Boepita Melcher Matthew Nifty 6Th Street Roosevelt Hospital Matberry Somapron Broadway Grand Street St. Vince Melach Thrty Glenmore Pee Kergentand Kingston Avenue St. John’s Hospital Muller, Pa Olé TiNary Fulton Mo ‘Nut Etom Street Briex Richard Pinnigent Street Columbia Andi Ent Math Street Hood Wright Hospital Nele Sephen St. Mos Renee West Farms Bere Lin- Brooklyn East 4Th Street Ss Street Avenue A Bellevue Hos Seka Walia Gregory Rome Park Row AR Gerner Mag Telson Amsterdam Sree Breckise Dean Ercom Lean Street Classon Avenue Swie Tre Kinet Cmetty East 138Th Gia Wills Avenue Lincoln Now Mane Wkiyn St. Mary’s Hospital

Land scandal outsized city deal nets big profit

Brooklyn officials face probe as Thomas F. Byrnes appraises city land at $195000, a 90 percent uplift from a $105000 purchase by William S. Hurley through Dr E Pender Porter. Bureau of Municipal Research says motive to profit exists while Deputy Police Commissioner O Keeffe and Appraiser Barnes linked to site for training farm.

Controller Metz Thomas F. Byrnes Department of Finance Byrnes William S. Hurley Hurley Borough Bank E. Pender Porter Metz Gallaher Bruere Bureau of Municipal Research Brooklyn Denver North Hempstead Turnpike Jamaica Flushing Bureau OF Research Mr. Byrnes Arthur J. O'Keeffe Civil Service Commission Queens Bingham Logan Mr. Logan O'Keeffe Barnes Porter Mr. O'Keeffe

Taft Plays Ball With Statesmen and Reporters in Hot Spring

William H. Taft Republican presidential candidate plays baseball with senators representatives and newspaper men in Hot Springs Virginia. Crane arranges the game with Taft catching a near home run but Charlie Taft nicks him out. The eight inning contest ends 14 to 11 for the statesmen amid mud and heavy rain with Mrs Taft watching. The Tribune will relay live bulletins from Denver Democratic National Convention.

Hot Springs William H. Taft W. Murray Crane Senator Crane Representative Burke Pennsylvania John C. Eversman McKinley Burton Ohio Lawrence Massachusetts Beveridge Mr. Taft Senator Beveridge Indiana Charlie” Taft Charlie

Democrats Open National Convention in Denver

Denver July 6 telegraph report shows the Democratic national convention opening at noon with Thomas Taggart as temporary chairman. Theodore N Bell of California accepted for temporary chair, keynote speech planned, and a Bryan sentiment noted among delegates. Debates over seating and platform details continue as committees report progress.

Denver Taggart National Committee Theodore N. Bell California Bell

Indiana Senators Visit Hot Springs Conference on Indiana Affairs

Hot Springs Virginia July 6 Senator Beveridge of Indiana Representative McKinley of Illinois and Representative Burke of Pennsylvania arrived in town after axle trouble delayed them They observed Taft's correspondence and discussed Indiana and party affairs with Taft Beveridge expressed confidence in Indiana's political outlook Taft planned further talks with McKinley Burke Hemenway and Watson to join the conference later and Beveridge and Crane departed for home

Hot Springs Beveridge Indiana McKinley Illinois Burke Pennsylvania Taft Frank B. Kellogg Senator Beveridge Mr. Taft Hemenway Representative Watson Senator Crane

Foreign cars barred ruling on races here in 1908

Dieppe July 6. The Automobile Club of France remains firm in not recognizing any U S automobile body but the Automobile Club of America. They decline to endorse the Vanderbilt Cup or the American Automobile Association unless approved by the AAC. The international committee upheld one club per country and one set of rules, dismissing hopes to reverse the Paris decision.

Tribune The Tribune Association Dieppe Automobile Club of France United States Automobile Club of America American Automobile Association Associated Press William K. Vanderbilt, Jr G. Batchelder Automobile Clubs Paris Dave Hennen Morris International Committee W. S. Hogan George Heath Vanderbilt Batchelder Count Adalbert Sierstorpff German Automobile Club

Paul’s Tone Offensive Not To Be Ignored

Washington dispatch notes the full text of the Caracas diplomatic exchanges between Dr. José de Jesus Paul and Jacob Sleeper. Officials in Washington await fuller guidance as Curacao transfer plans unfold and a State Department statement on the rupture with Castro’s government is anticipated within a week.

Tribune Bureau Washington State Department Tribune José de Jesus Paul Jacob Sleeper Brazil Caracas The Robert Bacon Castro Mr. Sleeper Capole Major Ruggles Willemstad Curacgoa United States Sleeper Marietta New York Guantanamo Bacon United States Legation Root Roosevelt Adee Europe Sefior Veloz Dr. Paul

Wolf Catcher Elopes From Guthrie Marriage By Minister

United States Marshal John Abernathy, famed wolf catcher who joined President Roosevelt in Southwest Oklahoma, stole away from his father in Guthrie with Almira Purviance after being ordered to desist. The couple married by Edward Cameron at 9, then traveled to Oklahoma City and Lawton for their honeymoon. Abernathy previously eloped with his first wife from Galveston eighteen years ago. she died last year leaving six children.

the Tribune Oklahoma City Okla Almira Purviance United States John Abernathy Guthrie Edward Cameron Lawton Abernathy President Roosevelt Oklahoma Galveston Tex

Sagan Gould Wedding Planned for Tomorrow in London

London July 6 Prince Helie de Sagan announced that the civil marriage of Mme Anna Gould and himself will take place before a registrar tomorrow. A religious service is planned at a Lutheran church following the civil ceremony.

Delange auto victory highlights light car trend

Dieppe reports the Delange voiturette driven by Guyot wins an international six hundred kilogram race. The new light cars priced 1200 to 1500 dollars show a rising popularity and speed near fifty miles an hour, though experts warn they may be unsafe for general touring. American observers stress heavier cars remain superior for everyday use. Louis Strang notes the lone American entrant looks to strong performance but cautions on road safety.

Dieppe Delange Marquis de Dion Réné de Knyft MM. Loysel Lavalette William S. Hogan American Automobile Club Louis Strang

Bet on Dinner Leads to Arrest at Sheepshead Bay

A man named James Bart was arrested by a deputy sheriff at Sheepshead Bay for wagering on Creation to beat Dreamer in the second race and then recording the bet. The officer said documenting any bet, whether for a dinner or ten dollars, violated the new law and warranted arrest.

Sheepshead Bay James Bart Creation Dreamer

Fund to Entertain Athletes at London Olympics

The Daily Mail has raised 37500 for visiting athletes with 2500 from Alfred G. Vanderbilt. The government will host a dinner for official representatives of each foreign group, with ambassadors invited.

London Daily Mail Alfred G. Vanderbilt

Bryan dominion at Democratic National Convention in Denver

Telegraph dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan dictating the convention platform and vice presidential choice, with delegates largely aligned to him. Critics warn of limited voice for others, while Guffey’s exposé is viewed as a potential lever for Republicans and Hearst allies. The scene centers on Bryan’s perceived omnipotence and party divisions.

Tribune Denver William Jennings Bryan National Committee Bryan Charles F. Murphy New York County Mr. Bryan Colonel Guffey Guffey Republican Party Independence League Hearst

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