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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1905

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Roosevelt Sails Amid Cheers as Arctic Expedition Heads North

The polar ship Roosevelt left West 24th Street amid cheers from hundreds of spectators and Arctic Club members. Commander Peary, Dr Louis Wolff, and crew prepared for the voyage toward the Pele region, with Perth and supporters sending salutations from riverbanks and clubs along the bay.

Roosevelt Boon West 24Th St Peary Arctic Club Roosevelt Ee Narrows Nantucket Mr. Peary Ray Sydney Cape Breton A. Houghton Robert Bartlett Peacy Louis 3. Wolff Silverton Ore Bellevue Hospital Wolff Hiim Westby Cre Iward Marietta Robert Peary, Jr Cbilaren Magdalene Diebitsch

Stokes Wedding Planned for Noroton Conn

J G Phelps Stokes of New York will wed Miss Rose Harret Pastor in Noroton Connecticut Tuesday at noon. The ceremony will be simple with family present and a breakfast following before a wedding journey. The couple are at Noroton and may honeymoon at Shadowbrook estate cottage, with relatives recently arriving from Europe.

Anson Phelps Sokes Harold Stokes Europe Mrs Stokes Intow Mrs. Stokes Lenox Mr. Stokes Shadowbrook

Chapel Roof Collapse Kills Fifty at Italian Hospital

In Fermo Italy on July 16 a chapel roof collapsed during Mass at the Women's Hospital, killing sixteen women and fifty children and injuring many more. Rescue teams removed the injured from the rubble and authorities investigated the disaster.

Italy Fermo Maly Women's Hospital

Clark's Indian Bride Revealed From Lewis and Clark Era

Helena Mont July 14. Captain Clark of the Lewis and Clark expedition married a Nez Perce squaw. Descendants live on the Flathead reservation. Mary Clark, a Clark granddaughter, presented proofs to Congressman Dixon at Missoula. The squaw warned him of danger and bore his child who died in a clash with General Miles's troops. The Missoula family plans to go to Fortland for the exposition.

Lily Helena Mont Captain Clark Flathead Reservation Mary Clark Joseph Dixon Missoula Clark Pacific Ta Lac Miles Fortland

Burglary Attack on Grenell Island Women

Mrs Fanny Turners and her daughter Ida of Syracuse, summer residents at Grenell Island Park, were attacked by a burglar in their cottage. Ida was struck unconscious during a jewelry theft attempt, while Mrs Turners was beaten and dragged as neighbors screamed for help. Albert Nuhl, identified as a local offender, was arrested after threats he acted alone. Both women were severely injured. Mrs Harners remained in critical condition.

Atlantic Yacht Club Roosevelt Josephine Luelle Carmen Crescent Athletic Club Herbert L. Bridgman Fratetory Arctic Club Mr. Peary Inet Peary Joan Gotz Roosevelts Dr. Wolf George A. Wardell Charles Percy Matteow A. Hensen Itesi Mar- Vis Cornell University Marvin Geright Weill Boris Leddy Bose A Okners Auch Cole Rmesi Breen Clayton, N Fanny Turners Ida Syracuse Grenell Island Park Ida Harners Te Cottage Albert Nuhl Jay Alexander Auburn Clayton James Wood New York Green Island Harners

Hendricks Denies Change In Equitable Report Testimony

Albany dispatch reports State Insurance Superintendent Francis Hendricks rebutting critics of the Equitable Life Investigation. He says the report was not edited by Governor Higgins, nor altered by anyone, and that no part of the testimony was changed. He details copies kept in vaults, in New York, and with Attorney General Mayer, and explains why Harriman’s examination was not pursued. He asserts transcripts were exact and denies any secrecy motive, noting the public release plan for the report.

Albany State Department of Insurance Equitable Life Assurance Society Hendricks Higgins Capitol New York Mayer Daty Harriman Equitable Harriman Securities Governor Higgins Cuthbert W. Pound Equitable Society Mercantile ‘Trust Company Tf T Department New York County Ihs Judement New- York Hunter Robert H. Hunter New-York City New-York County Mama Tauntable Life Assurance Society of United States Francis Hendricks Es Cacore Harriman S Securities Comstock William A. Comstock Syracuse N.Y Insurance Equital Assurance Society Ida Insurance Department Reak Reid Cuthbert W Pound

Alexander at Babylon Under Guarded Medical Care

Ex president of Equitable Life Assurance Society James W Alexander lies at Babylon Long Island under constant nurse and physician supervision. Though kidney disease and physical collapse are noted, his mind remains clear. Friends, relatives, and doctors hope rest will aid recovery while minimizing news about the Hendricks report and state insurance matters.

Alexander Chetwood Jong Equitable Mr. Alexander Equitable Society Baultable Townsend Babylon John W. Alexander East Ath St Porcepines Onteora Park Catskills Jerome Higgins Hendricks State Insurance Department

General W W Blackmar Dies in Boise on Tour

General W W Blackmar commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic died in Boise Idaho from interstitial nephritis. He arrived July 10 for an inspection tour of Northwest posts and grew ill. Survived by wife Mrs Blackmar, he will be buried in Boston. He earlier served as judge advocate general of Massachusetts and as a presidential elector.

Boise Idaho W. W. Blackmar Grand Army of the Republic Blackmar John King Washington Wilmon Whilldon Blackmar Bristol Bucks County Penn Joseph Eliza Jane Philbrick) Blackmar Boston Brimme Kidsewater Normal School Phillipe Academy Exeter N. H 13Th Pennsylvania Cavalry 1St West Virginia Veteran Cavalry J Ane Congress Inter Harvard Law Schow Department of Massachusetts National Council of Administration Belig Massachusetts Masschusetts Loyal Legion Nantasket Beach Steamboat Company Hamilton Woollen Company Union Club Aston Boston Art Club General Blackmar Helen R John I Caroline Sayles Brewer Heneral Bincomar Sammandar

Tree Falls on Women and Children in Brooklyn

A 35 year old mulberry tree toppled onto a sidewalk crowd near 47 Cranberry Street Brooklyn trapping a baby in a carriage. Bertha Smith six Joseph Kane seven Mrs Charles Stanley and a ten month old were rescued by Patrolman Haggerty and bystanders after the trunk pinned them. All suffered bruises and were treated by a Brooklyn Hospital ambulance surgeon.

No. 47 Cranberry St Brooklyn Bertha Smith Hicks-st Joseph Kane Charles Stanley Daniel Haggerty Fulton~st Brooklyn Hospital

Edward Park Arrested in Norway for Diamond Theft

At Christiania a US citizen, Edward Park, was arrested on banding at sea while aboard the United States. He is wanted in New York over a jewelry theft valued at $25,000 from James Jackson Higginson’s home on July 1. Investigators faced access refusals and related disruptions. Inspector O'Brien planned to dispatch a detective.

United States Weathers Dist New York Phaltalt PO Wikter Ticker & Co Cee Orth Petre Boss‘Pranscript Christiania New-York Edward Park Park James Jackson Higginson Higginson Tenderloin Cas O'Brien Bureau

Four drown while bathing on North River tragedy claims four

Four youths and two young men drowned during bathing at the North River within hours. Norman Flummer, Oscar Carlson, Jamies Chilisworth, John Smith, and two others failed to return after venturing into deep water. Lifeguard John Smith attempted rescue, but both disappeared in thirty feet of water. Carlson, Petersen, and Chilisworth also perished as the tide carried them downstream.

North River Norman Flummer East 111Th St John Smith Washington Heights West Liich-st Oscar Carlson Lexington-ave Jamies Chilisworth West South-st Sumit Smith Ike Plummer P'whlock Carlsen Jobin F. Petersen Oltatao Lexington Petersen Lewius Childaworth West 1Idet

Rescue in Hell Gate Saves Two From Drowning

A sixteen year old, John Stribher, and fifteen year old Minute Ackerman, both of East 105th Street, were saved from the swift currents at Hell Gate yesterday afternoon. Volunteer steamer captain Hirsch and helper Steibher, with Peter Steibher, aided after the boat capsized. Frederick Nimenkohk, twenty, leaped in and helped keep the youths afloat until ropes and nearby bystanders aided the rescue. The trio were pulled toward the pier and revived after exhaustion.

John Stribher East 105Th St Minute Ackerman Adres Hell Gate Stre Auver Hirsch Steibher Peter East River Mist Ackerman Lote Filberg East Te St Stribher le Dewaghs St. Pler Gaines & Wright Frederick Ninmenkohk Eltrechs Sve Ieee

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Commander Peary Eile Wardwell Harry Grater Jhe Roosevelt Wer Toorevelt Stokes Pastor Lenow Portland Exposition Walter Baker & CO MR. Harriman Julius Be, Mayer Gener Albany Sirhand Baulteble Life Assurance Society Equitable Life Assurance Socciety United Stites Lberty Mof Brancis Hendricks James W. Alexander Equitable Life Assures Society Lome Island Alexanders Charles H. Chetwood No. 109 East Atst EL Keyes Long Tshind Auburn Road Hark Benevore Aubura Tighou Gen. Blackmar Norway American Norti River
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