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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1907

Page

4

Pushcart Bill Triggers East Side Protests in New York

East Side pushcart men protest Senator Frawley’s Mayor McClellan pushcart bill aimed at limiting street vendors in congested city blocks. Delegates from six unions plan to petition Albany, with mass meetings at Odd Fellows Hall drawing over two thousand vendors.

New York City Frawley McClellan East Side Albany Plaas Odd Fellowse Hall Forsyth Street Sigismund Schwartz United Citizens Pedlers’ Association of Greater New York Schwartz Alpany Abraham Cohen Hester Street Williamsburg United Pedlers’ Association Harry Kalmenson East Side Pedlers’ Association Harry Foshler Citizens’ Pedlers’ Association of Gabriel Bucholtz New York Pedlers’ Association Jacob Fishbach Orchard Street East Side Pedlers’ Association Adolph Schweitzer New Yok Sick Pedlers

Coney Island Winter Tricks Attract Indoor Shows

Dreamland schemes to lure visitors to Coney Island in cold weather with indoors heated exhibits. Shows run rain or shine and draw crowds on Saturday night and Sunday despite the rain. John Gray of London hired to play chimes in the Bay of Naples production.

Dreamland Coney Island John Gray London Bay of Naples

Mission to Panama Canal Welfare by Civic Federation

Miss Gertrude Beeks of the Civic Federation will travel to Panama Friday to investigate work conditions at the Panama Canal. She heads the federation’s welfare department and was appointed by the federation’s National Committee of Welfare of Government Employes. Secretary Taft of the War Department asked her to study needs, make recommendations, and carry letters of introduction to labor officials and the Young Men’s Christian Association in Panama.

Panama Canal Gertrude Beeks Civic Federation Panama National Committee of Welfare of Federation Miss Beeks Taft War Department Kentucky Guthrie Pittsburg

Fly wheel bursts at Creighton Plant kills engineer

In Pittsburg on June 2 a large fly wheel exploded at the Creighton Power Plant in Tarentum, instantly killing the engineer, seriously injuring his assistant and hurting several other workers. The blast wrecked the building and halted Allegheny County streetcar service to Varentuxsn for twelve hours while repairs were made.

Pittsburg Creighton Tarentum Mar Allegheny County Varentuxsn

German Merchant Tourists Arrive Aboard Blucher

A Hamburg American liner Blucher brought a party of German merchants led by J. G. Kniesche on a world tour. Passengers include Peron and Baroness von Bethune, Dr. Walter C. Klotz, Heinrich Lehmkuhl, Frederick von Sohemacher, and Miss Helen Harrington returning to Portland after studying music in Paris and Vienna for five years.

Blucher Hamburg J. G. Kniesche Peron Baroness von Bethune Walter C. Klotz Heinrich Lehmkuhl Frederick von Sohemacher Blicher Helen Harrington Paris Vienna Portland

Arrests Await After Seventh Avenue Accident

Cornelius Casey of 341 West 29th Street was knocked down at Seventh Avenue and 26th Street by a car driven by Daniel Reilly of 414 West 20th Street. Casey was taken to New York Hospital in serious condition. Reilly was arrested at the hospital and held on an assault charge at the West 51st Street station. The chauffeur waited at the hospital for police arrival.

Seventh Avenue 26Th Street Cornelius Casey West 29Th Street Daniel Reilly West 20Th Street Bhan New York Hospital Reilly Westith Street West Sith Street

Tugboat Captain Arrested After Assault Charge

James 14 Young, tugboat captain of 714 East 134th Street, was jailed at Alexander Avenue Station on a charge of assaulting his mother in law Mrs A Lyman. He claimed she kept his wife out late. After a 10 pm return from a walk he allegedly struck Mrs Lyman. Patrolman Haddock made the arrest. Mrs Lyman was treated by an ambulance surgeon from Lincoln Hospital.

James Young East 134Th Street Alexander Avenue A. Lyman

Clergy and travelers aboard the Conaré liner Umbria

The Umbria arrived yesterday from Livernia with Bishop Theodore N Morrison of the Episcopal Diocese of Iowa and Mrs Morrison, joined by A G Thackeray planning six weeks of hunting at Roky Morrisins. Also onboard were KR Andrew de Moleyns son of Jord Ventry and A Toxen Worm, recently abroad with the Southern-Marlowe campaign.

Conaré Umbria Liv Theodore N. Morrison Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Iowa

Republicans Control Wilmington Affects Delaware Governor Race

Republicans won full control of Wilmington in the city election. Mayor Wilson was re elected and the City Treasurer, President of Corn el, and eight of twelve city council members were Republican. The result could influence the 1956 governor race and the judiciary appointments.

Iby Tribune

Parishioners Attack Priest at St. Vitus Church

A mob of about two thousand foreigners attacked St. Vitus Catholic Church in Cleveland aiming to demolish the building and kill Father Vitus Hribar. Police reserves arrested forty ringleaders as a bricks and stones rain shattered windows and a dozen men crept into the parish house. locals had opposed the priest.

Tribune Cleveland St. Vitus Catholic Father Vitus Hribar Hribar

Boy Buried in Ruins After Storehouse Collapse

In Bridgeport a fatal fire at Miner Reed Garrette wholesale grocers in New Haven area caused storehouse walls to collapse as firemen prepared to withdraw. An 18-year-old boy, Carl Harder, was crushed under debris. driver William Madden and hoseman Thomas Cox were severely injured. More bodies feared.

Tribune Bridgeport Conn Miner, Reed & Garrette New Haven Carl Harder No. 18 Webster Street Ahose William Madden Thomas Cox

Thought Dead 34 Years Is Alive

Nashville report reveals Lawson R Lane formerly of Erlington Kentucky located in Zeigler Illinois. He reportedly married again and is wealthy. Curtis Lane son confirms discovery after sending a detective. Question of whether the elder Jane’s 1873 disappearance ties to Pink Plumber and noted murders is raised.

The Tribune Nashville Tenn Lawson R. Lane Erlington Paducah Pink Zeigler Curtis Lane J. F. Denton Jane Lawson Lane

Meeker Sues East Orange Over Water Supply

Frank W. Meeker of Livingston sues East Orange for 10000 damages claiming artesian wells near his farm cut off springs used for cattle and dairy needs. The case set for Judge Frederic Adams in the Circuit Court and may affect multiple towns and the Orange waterworks.

East Orange N. J Frank W. Meeker Livingston Frederic Adams Meeker White Oak Ridge Millburn Summit South Orange West Orange Orange Asbury Park Ocean Grp Court of Errors and Appeals Adams

Fire damages home studio as rain slows blaze

Rain and cold forced a stubborn studio fire at James D. Goin's home on West Sixth Street to burn on a grate in the fourth floor. Firefighters faced a blocked front entrance and a reluctant owner but successfully fought the blaze. Police estimate losses at about $500.

James D. Goin S6th Street Goin

Patient Bites Nurse At Beth Israel Hospital

Mrs Yetta Flumm sixty five of 82 Ludiew street was confined to Beth Israel Hospital last Friday after a strange sequence of acts. She escaped her ward Saturday night and bit a nurse on the arm tearing flesh. She was transferred to Bellevue Hospital psychopathic ward.

Beth Israel Hospital Cherry Division Streets Yetta Flumm Ludiew Street Bellevue Hospital Flumm

Public Service Blamed Again Deluce Death in New Jersey

A coroner's jury in Bound Brook holds Public Service Corporation responsible for the death of seven year old Rudolph Deluce, who touched a broken five wire at Main and Church streets. The company had been warned Tuesday to remove the hazard but did not, witnesses say. Deluce was burned across the head, neck, and hand, and other related fatalities linked to the same company were noted in nearby towns.

Tribune Bound Brook N. J Public Service Corporation Rudolph Deluce Main Church Streets Wild Somerset County New Brunswick Hackensack

Doctors in Convention Highlight Housing Study

Atlantic City hosts the American Medical Association session with the house of delegates to discuss business and housing links to health. Dr S A Knopf of New York and Dr Gertrude W Light address housing and immigrant health as European savants present recent investigations from Berne Upsala Marburg London Wurzburg Friedburg Berlin.

Atlantic City American Medical Association House of Delegates American Academy of Medicine S. A. Knopf New York Gertrude W. Light Europe Albert Kocher Berne Switzerland K. G Leunander Ups F. Kurter Marburg Germany Herbert J. Peterson London Carl Hess Wurzburg Gustav Killian Friedburg Theodore Gluck Berlin

Train wreck near Lozier leaves one dead in early morning crash

One man was instantly killed and a score injured when eastbound passenger train No. ? wrecked two miles west of Lozier at 3 30 this morning on the Southern Pacific line. Among the injured was José Castaro of 270 East 21st Street New York City, with a head wound and a bruised knee.

Sean Antonio Tex Jane Lozier Southern Pacific José Castaro East 21St Street New York City

New St Paul Cathedral Begun Amid Wide Ceremonies

The cornerstone of St Pauls fourth cathedral began construction with four years to completion. Archbishops Ireland Quigley Keane Glennon and Christie led a large clergy procession with bishops and priests from many states. Archbishop Ireland read congratulatory letters from President Roosevelt and Cardinal Merry Del Val.

St. Paul Ireland St Paul Quigley Chicag Keane Dubuque Glennon St. Louis Christie Oregon City Archbishop Ireland Roosevelt Cardinal Merry de Val

Shot by revolver under pillow in West Orange home

West Orange police investigated a reported Friday shooting at the home of Stephen D. Riddle, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad contract agent, on the Orange line. Emily Michele, a servant, was tidying a room when a revolver fell from under a pillow, discharging and wounding her left hand.

West Orange Stephen D. Riddle Baltmore & Ohio Railroad Orange Tain

Trolley Car Kills Woman Crossing in Newack

Mrs Ida Moore sixty years old of 13 Hamilton street Newack was fatally injured late Saturday night when a Mulberry street car struck her as she tried to cross near Hamilton street. She was knocked senseless and taken to City Hospital where she died last night.

Ida Moore Hamilton Street Newack Nas City Hospital

Senator Sorghum on votes and bargains in Washington

A Washington Star dialogue shows a friend asking if Sorghum ever sold his vote. Sorghum replies no, a single vote has little impact, and you must contract to deliver them in bunches. The excerpt highlights political cynicism about vote buying and organized influence.

Senator Sorghum Washington Star

Fire damages brewer's apartment at Lorington housing

Fire caused about $1,000 damage last night in the seventh floor apartment of Frederick W. Woerz the brewer at the Lorington Central Park West and 70th street. Mrs Woerz smelled smoke and found a clothes closet ablaze. Firemen and attendants controlled the blaze with extinguishers before engines arrived.

Frederick W. Woerz Lorington Central Park West 70Th Street

Missionary Work Continues in Heaven Bishop Predicts

Chicago June 2 Bishop Samuel Fallon of St Pauls Re formed Episcopal Church says missionary work will not stop at death but continue with ardor in heaven. He notes funds may be raised for souls in other worlds and warns Christians to be ready to contribute to the missionary drive in Parse.

the Tribune Chicago Earth Samuel Fallon St. Paul's Reformed Episcopal Church Heaven Mint of the United States Philadelphia

Posse Captures Horse Thief After 40 Mile Chase

By telegraph to The Tribune Van Wert Ohio June 2 a farmer posse led by a sheriff pursued a horse thief for forty miles through muddy roads exchanging shots. The fugitive Marvin Kuhn recently pardoned from the penitentiary after killing a fellow horse thief was fatally wounded and captured.

The Tribune Vanwert Ohio Marvin Kuhn

Noordam Sailed West of Sable Island Report

Marine notes state the Noordam reported west of Sable Island at 12 30 am and is expected to dock about 7 50 am Tuesday. Sun data and high water references accompany the almanac style bulletin with port timings for Sandy Hook and Gov Island.

Sandy Hook Gov. Island He. BP. M Noordam Whch Sable Island Japan Corea China Philippine Islands Vancouver Victoria Seattle Kaga Pine Islands San Ancisco Hawaii Sierra Hawai, Rea Philip— Pine Is Mariposa Ands Tacoma Yangtsae Philip- Hawaii Guam San Francisco US Transport

Steamer Schedules for June Departures and Ports

The notice lists outbound steamship schedules for June with vessels such as Orinoco, Grosser Kurfürst, Manuel Calvo, Caronia, San Marcos, City of Macon, Stadendam, and others. Destinations include Jamaica, Liverpool, Savannah, Galveston, Havana, and N Y. Sailing windows show times from morning to afternoon across June 4 to June 6, with port calls at Bremen, Hull, Havre, and Italian and American lines.

Philadelphia -Buerto Cabello Maraval Trinidad Chemiunitz Bremen Unaan St Lucia NG Lloyd Pheentela St Lucia London Minneapolis Ontlantic Transirginia Aibraitar Proteus Orleans Acttic San Jacin Jalveston Mallory City of Allan Savannah Avannag Kaiser Wilhelim Majestic Ethiopia Calabela Aibraltar Germania Naples Segina Seville Orinoco Wensel Matl Iser W der G. Bremen G Lloyd Pring Sigismund Jamaica Hamb-Am Caronia Liverpool Cunard San Marcos Galveston Mallory Apache Jacksonville Clyde City of Macon Savanna Jupanic Southampton White Star Moyson Lamp & Holt Hermudian Berma Quebec le Inagua Hani Amer Vara Bes Statendam Meskva A Proteus Savoie Havre United States Christians and Blicher Hamburg Havana Turk’s Island Ln Main Lievda Tiegina I Italia Lloyd Manzanillo Tampico City of

New York City public notices outline June hearings 1907

A batch of bills and acts passed by both legislative branches are scheduled for public hearings at City Hall in New York. Notices specify dates June 2 to June 5 1907 with addresses, times 10 20 to 10 80 A M and officials including Mayor George B McClellan.

Senate Ire City OF New York IND Judicial Department City of New York City Hall George Macclellan John Holzer George McClellan Nice Greater New York Fire Department George B. McClellan Board OF Assessors Saipd City Con Mesbrl Diamond NEW Borough OF Brooklyn City OF New Mayor's Noo Tlee George B. McClell Senate 601 Inc Tile City OF Board OF Aldermen George BR. McClellan George FL McClellan Mis Dil

Shipping News Arrivals and sailings list at the bar

A vessel list shows arrivals and sailings with cargo and passenger figures. Steamer Indraghiri Hollingsworth London May 19 to Finch dye Co in ballast. Agawa to C W Harkness Ridge with 22 May 22. Maraval to Trinidad Shipping Co with 17 passengers. Sicilian Prince with 10 cabin and steerage to C B Richard & Co. Umbria to Cunard with 163 cabin and 776 steerage. San Juan to New York & Porto Rico Co with 36 passengers. Hradford to United Fruit with 16 passengers. Blacher to Hamburg American with 280 cabin and 1037 steerage. Jamestown to Old Dominion merchandise. Jefferson to Old Dominion with passengers. Quarantine notes and weather terms pepper the report.

Indraghiri Hollingsworth London Finch, Dye & Co Balast Lam Agawa, Harding G Bt Michaels C W Harkness Ridge Maraval Scott Trinidad Grenada Trinidad Shipping and ‘Trading Co Malls Mine Mamm Sicilian Prince Fielding Virwas Patras Gibraltar Matetra St Michaels Richard & Co Moise Bar Umbria Charles Liverpool Queenstown Cunard Ss .Co. Ltd San Juan Foss Mayagues Jobes Ponce New York & Porto Rico Si Co Hradford Ger Thomson Port Morant United Fruit Company Orattar Bay Naples Blacher Reesing Hamburg Southampton Cherbourg Hamburg- American Line Jamestown Catharine Newpolk Old Dominion Mdise Jefferson Dole Newport News Norfolk Old Dominion Ss Co Sandy Hook Marseilles Cuprera

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