Tragic Rooftop Escape Ends in Death and Concussion
Alexander Crowe died after plunging from a clothes pole on the roof at 205 East 103rd Street while fleeing police. William Dickson, 21, remained hospitalized with brain concussion. James Smith was arrested after being caught on the roof. Witnesses described scuffling and club sounds as suspects fled across rooftops toward Third Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Crowe
West One-hundred-and-twelfth St
William Dickson
East One-hundred-and-third-st
Harlem Hospital
Third-ave
James Smith
No. 1
Post Office Branch U
Scott
Smith
John Dickson
Death by Own Action in Church Lodging House
Louis Doolittle aged sixty four ended his life by inhaling illuminating gas in his room at Olive Tree Inn operated by Calvary Episcopal Church at 342 East Twenty third Street. The Confederate veteran had managed the lodging house library for years and was found with a gas tube connected to the burner. Bellevue Hospital medical examiner Dr. Sullivan declared him dead. body sent to the Morgue. An envelope to Mrs. M. M. Smith, Brooklyn, was left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Doolittle
Olive Tree Inn
Calvary Episcopal Church
East Twenty-third St
Doolittle
James Sheridan
Sullivan
Bellevue Hospital
M. M. Smith
Covert St
Brooklyn
Reverend Stephen S. Wise’s Farewell at Madison Avenue Synagogue
The Rev Stephen S Wise preached his farewell sermon at Madison Avenue Synagogue B nai Jeshurun after leading since April 1895. He departs for Portland Ore to serve a poorer congregation and urged the Word of God to flourish in new places, praying the community’s prayers accompany him. Seventeen girls were confirmed at the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen S. We
Madison Avenue
Rabbi Wise
Aaron Wise
Portland
Ore
Wise
Israel
Death of Mrs Ronalds Reglid Beats Age Gap and Wealth
Mrs Ronalds Reglid an elderly wealthy widow dies on Saturday at No 45 Fifth Ave from Brights disease. She first wed Thomas Lorillard Ronalds a cousin of Pierre Lorillard and later married John Dilger age twenty four who became actor Charles Franc Lyn Regid. They reportedly lived happily despite the age difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronalds
Reglid
Bright
Fifth-ave
Thomas Lorillard Ronalds
Pierre Lorfilard
John Dilger
Brooklyn
Charles Franclyn Regid
New York Artist and Wife Die in Mexico
News from Mexico reports the deaths of Charles C. Steiner, a New York interior decorator, and his wife Jennie Flanders Steiner, in Jalapa last month after a short illness and a shock that followed his death. Steiner rejected vaccination for smallpox amid an outbreak, leading to his fatal illness on May 7. his wife died May 27 from shock and bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Charles C. Steiner
Mexico
Steiner
Chapultepec
Diaz
Jennie Flanders
Jalapa
Woman Named Kate Alberti Detained After Self-Harm Attempt
A well dressed young woman calling herself Kate Alberti, a bookkeeper, is held at Bellevue Hospital on a charge of attempting death by her own action in a hotel room at the Hotel Albert in University Place and Eleventh Street. She registered as Kate E. Anthony of New York and was found with a severe wrist wound by a hotel porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Alberti
Bellevue Hospital
Hotel Albert
University Place
Eleventh St
Mercer St
Kate E. Anthony
New York
David Mulcahy
Tributes to Brooklyn minister Dr Behrends at memorial service
Prominent Brooklyn pastors praise Rev Dr A J F Behrends at Central Congregational Church memorial. Speakers emphasize his preaching power, courage, and impact across denominations while noting his opposition to evasions and divisions in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Central Congregational Church
A. J. F. Behrends
Carnegie Hall
Willard P. Harmon
George W. Brush
J. D. Burrell
Classon Avenue Presbyterian Church
A. J. Canfield
Church of Our Father
Universalist
J. N. Farrar
First Reformed Church
8S. D. McConnell
Holy Trinity
John Hampstone
Emmanuel Baptist Church
J. R. Thompson
James L Jensen Dies After Surprise Marriage
Hempstead Long Island June 3 Special James L Jensen police commissioner under Mayor Schroeder of Brooklyn died of pneumonia. He had wed Mrs E A Stiles on his deathbed last Thursday afternoon. Funeral Thursday at Mrs Jensen’s country place Hempstead burial Greenfield Cemetery. Mrs Jensen age fifty five. husband sixty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Zwinger
Jensen
Hempstead
Greenfield Cemetery
Brooklyn
Stiles
Runaway Bay Horses Strike Brooklyn Carriage. Rider Injured
excitement rose on Eighteenth Avenue near Gravesend and Ocean Parkway as four men rode a runaway carriage driven by Patrick Monahan. The carriage halted after a collision with a tree on the Parkway. Frederick Murphy of 396 Bergen Street suffered a hip dislocation and was hospitalized at Kings County Hospital. The horses were owned by Lockitt Brothers of Warren Street and Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighteenth Ave
Gravesend Ave
Ocean Parkway
Brooklyn
Parkway
Frederick Murphy
Bergen St
Kings County Hospital
Lockitt Brothers
Warren St
Fifthave
Patrick Monahan
St. Mark’s Ave
Fire kills thirteen horses in Flatbush stable fire
A frame stable at Foster avenue and East Twenty fourth street in Flatbush burned completely yesterday morning. The Germania Real Estate Company owned the stable used by Louis Butler of Staten Island who owned the thirteen horses. A large quantity of feed hay and twenty sets of harness were destroyed. The cause of the blaze is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Ave
East Twenty-fourth St
Flatbush
Germania Real Estate Company
Louis Butler
Staten Island
Services at General Fowler's Grave Memorial Day
Seth Low president of Columbia University delivered an oration at General E K Fowler's grave in Greenwood Cemetery during the annual memorial services of the 14th Regiment War Veterans Association. About fifty veterans attended under Sergeant C J Mahoney, escorted by three hundred 14th Regiment N G NY led by Colonel B T Clayton. Prayer by Rev Otho Bartholow. Graves of 11th Regiment veterans decorated in twenty five cemeteries nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Low
Columbia University
E. BK. Fowler
Greenwood Cemetery
14Th Regiment War Veterans’ Association
C. J. Mahoney
14Th Regiment
B. T. Clayton
Otho Bartholow
11Th Regiment
Deaths on Long Island Funeral for Brooklyn builder John C Rustin
The funeral of John C Rustin a pioneer speculative builder in Brooklyn was held at his home 237 Lafayette Ave He was eighty three born in Dutch Kills later Newtown and fifty years in real estate He served forty years in Bedford Avenue Baptist Church He left four children seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Rustin
Brooklyn
Lafayette Ave
Dutch Kills
Newtown
Bedford Avenue Baptist Church
Austin
Burial of Thomas Hewlett Axtell with Masonic rites
The burial of Thomas Hewlett Axtell son of Albert Barnes Axtell and Alice Harriet Axtell occurred yesterday at Greenwood Cemetery. The popular Brooklynite resided at 781 Union Street and was a member of Covenant Lodge F and A M. A large gathering of friends and relatives attended the Masonic ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hewlett Axtell
Albert Barnes Axtell
Alice Harriet Axtell
Union St
Plattdeutsche Volksfest Opens at Ridgewood Park Parade
The Plattdeutsche Volksfest Verein begins its 17th annual volksfest at Ridgewood Park with a coaching parade escorting president Louis Ruege. A two-band concert follows with various entertainments. Proceeds aid the German Hospital endowment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Plattdeutsche Volksfest Verein
Ridgewood Park
Louis Ruege
Henry Butt
Nicolaus Wrede
Manhattan Man Loses Three Toes in Pier Accident
John Adamson of 135th Street Manhattan was trimming spiles at the Grand Pier North Beach when his axe slipped striking his right foot and severing three toes. He bound the wound with handkerchiefs, rode to Long Island City, then received treatment at St. John’s Hospital and insisted on going home despite medical advice to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adamson
Manhattan
Grand Pier
North Beach
Adamson
Long Island City
St. John’s Hospital
Flushing Stable Owner Faces Health Board Over Carcass
William Ayres of Flushing Stables on Broadway and Main dragged a horse carcass to the square in front of his stable after a four day death. The Board of Health had not removed the carcass, prompting official action by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ayres
Flushing
Broadway and
Main St
Board of Health
Ayres
Health Board
Charged with assaulting wife in Vernon Ave scene
Mrs Rose Rizza of No 7 Spencer Street was hospitalized with a broken left shoulder blade and possible skull fracture after an alleged attack by her husband fruit dealer Rose Rizza with an iron pipe. He was arrested at the Vernon Avenue station. Boarders overheard her tell them to pay her in the future. Rizza then struck until she blacked out. Her condition is critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Rizza
Spencer Sr
Rizza
Central section of Brooklyn Institute museum to begin
Ground breaking exercises for the central pavilion of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences will be held at the museum site on Eastern Parkway. The contract has been signed by city officials and P J Carlin Co with bonds of 100000. The four story structure includes a 1250 seat auditorium and houses natural history, sculpture, paintings, and a library. The building echoes the Pantheon with a 150 foot dome and Indiana limestone facade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Eastern Parkway
Coler
P. J. Carlin & Co
Brower
van Wyck
Charles A. Schieren
Institute
Albert J Lyman
Pantheon
Rome
Simplicity of Christ Emphasized by Hillis At Plymouth Church
The Rev Dr Newell Dwight Hillis praised Christ’s simplicity over philosophy in Plymouth Church yesterday morning. He contrasted Christ’s plain teaching with complex schools of thought, urging a simple path for all to heaven. He extolled God’s love and the universe as a single vast temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Christ
Moses
Paul
Socrates
Hamlet
Lear
Hegel
God
National Sangerfest Invitation Dims As President May Skip
Delegates of the United Singers of Brooklyn report President McKinley may not attend the National Sangerfest due to his Canton trip though he would consider the invitation. The German Ambassador Count von Holleben planned to attend and present prizes. A torchlight parade on June 30 will feature ten large singing groups and about seven thousand participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Singers of Brooklyn
Arion Hall
Wall St
Washington
McKinley
Singer
Canton
Ohio
Count von Holleben
Kaltser
Wagner
Otto Huber
David Koos
Brooklyn
Lin
Paper changer dies after stairs fall dispute at Kinne home
Max Rundel thirty two of No 229 Devoest died in St Catharines Hospital from injuries said to stem from alleged assault or a fall at No 18 Judgest owned by clothing cutter Peter Kinne. Coroner Delap criticized delay in obtaining a statement. Kinne denies striking Rundel claiming he was abusive and was pushed into the hall. autopsy says Bright's disease caused death with no external injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Rundel
Devoest
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Peter Kinne
Kinne
Rundel
Delap
Bright
Sixth Avenue church clears mortgage plans October jubilee
The Sixth Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church has paid off its $7,000 mortgage and plans a jubilee in October. Pastor Rev. Dr. Wellesley W. Bowdish hopes to announce plans for a proposed new church at that time after preaching a sermon on "The Mode Church."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Wellesley W. Bowdish
Baptisms in the East River Draw Large Crowd
Five hundred people witnessed a baptism by immersion in the East River yesterday. Four candidates, three women and one man, all colored, were baptized by Rev. L. H. Cook of an Astoria church. The rite occurred at Hughes and Scanlon's Stoneyards in Ravenswood with an organ brought to the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East River
L. H. Cook
Astoria
Hughes & Scanlon
Ravenswood
New Pastor Begins Work at Church of the Pilgrims
The Rev. Dr. Harry P. Dewey preached his first sermon as pastor while the ailing Rev. Dr. Richard Salter Storrs lay seriously ill. Dewey wrote prayers for Storrs’s recovery, welcomed by Plymouth Church, and planned a two Sunday stay in Brooklyn before summer recess. Four new members joined at 4:30 pm communion, with Dewey noting his Concord ministry’s end and the shared path ahead for the two Congregational churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Pilgrims
DR. Dewey
Harry P. Dewey
Richard Salter Storrs
Dewey
Storrs
Horace Porter
Plymouth Church
Plymouth
Porter
Brooklyn
Concord
N. H
Dr. Storrs
Simeonmi B. Chittenden
Columbia Heights
Dedication of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church at Bay Ridge
A week of services begins tonight for the dedication of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church at Fourth and Governor Avenues Bay Ridge. Bishop Andrews is to preach next Sunday. The church cost about 1900 dollars, features greenstone stonework, oak interior, a tower clock from Frederick Herbst and bells from Charles Mackay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth
Qovington Aves
Bay Ridge
Kk. G. Andrews
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
New Utrecht
Long Island
William L. Davidson
Controller Coler
J. Douglas Adam
The
Reformed Church
New York East Conference
W. Couch
Frederick Herbst
Charles C. Mackay
Woman charged with homicide in opium case
Anna Herring, a colored woman of 445 Classon Ave, was arraigned in Myrtle Ave court on homicide charges. She allegedly gave opium to five month old Joseph Hunt, who died at Brooklyn Hospital. Herring claimed the child was ill and that she administered medicine from a Princess dispensary before the fatal visit to hospital. She was held for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Herring
Classon Ave
Myrtle-ave
Brooklyn Hospital
Joseph Hunt
Edith Hunt
Hunt
Princess
Eastern District Sunday School Parade Planned with 24000
East ern District Sunday School Association completes arrangements for a large parade next Thursday. About twenty four thousand participants are expected in line. Grand marshal will be George E. Moulton. Forty five schools, twenty divisions. Final orders issued at First Baptist Church. Parade proceeds from the Fountain at Bedford and Division aves. Reviewing stand at Hanover Club, grandstand at the Fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern District
Eastern District Sunday School Association
George E. Moulton
Sunday School Association
First Baptist Church
Lee-ave
Keapst
Bedford
Division Aves
Hanover Club
Storrs Condition Unchanged Amid Illness in Brooklyn
There was no improvement yesterday in the condition of the Rev. Dr. Richard 8. Storrs, who is ill at his home, No. 8 Pierrepont Street, Brooklyn. Dr. F. H. Colton noted only that milder weather helped him hold his own better than in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard 8. Storrs
No. & Pierrepont St
Brooklyn
F. H. Colton
Torrs
New Jersey political notes and local transit talk rise
The Tribune cites no opposition to Congressman Howell in the tid New Jersey district and notes Middlesex Republicans seeking to sideline him. It mentions Senator Kean’s public image, a bachelor senator, and a report that Acting Governor Johnson will not seek the governorship. Kean’s Elizabeth federal building bill passes the Senate, while Asbury Park contemplates Sunday trains amid legal challenges with the Ocean Grove Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Kean
William M. Johnson
Europe
Voorhees
Elizabeth
Senate
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove Association
New York and Long Branch Railroad Company
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Stones on Palisades trolley tracks renew boycott actions
Englewood June 3 Special. The Palisades railroad boycott persists with a mass meeting planned in Schlosser's Hall Fort Lee to form a committee to seek a Bergen County Traction stage line between Fort Lee Coytesville. A spur to Englewood Cliffs is discussed. Stones placed on tracks near Fort Lee were spotted in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
Palisades Railroad
Schlosser’s
Fort Lee
Bergen County Traction Company
Coytesville
Fort Lee Road
Englewood Cliffs
Commuters’ Association
Palisades Railroad Company
Palisades Road
Woman Drowns After Skiff Upsets On Jersey Shore
Bertel Andersen captain of the barge Brooklyn recants initial charges and identifies the drowned woman as Mrs Lavinia Olsen not his sister in law. Olsen boarded as cook a week earlier, drank during return trip, and fell overboard when the skiff listed toward the shore. Andersen was jailed as a disorderly person pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertel Andersen
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Jansen
Lavinia Olsen
Olsen
Officials' member held up and robbed near Florence
Burlington June 3 Edward Durrell member of the Florence Township Committee was assaulted by three colored men who halted him on a road. He resisted and was beaten. A pursuit led to the capture of Isaac Harris William Timbers and William Courskey, brought to the jail today under commitment for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Edward Durrell
Florence
Hermann & Co. Paint Store Damaged by Broad Street Fire
Fire at Hermann & Co. paint oil and wallpaper store on Broad Street caused heavy damage this morning. Estimated loss runs about 3000 dollars. Elizabeth dispatch reports indicate the blaze began early and required a large response from local fire crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Hermann & Co
Broadst
Horses and truck hit by trolley in Jersey City
A team of horses pulling a truck owned by W C White of 136 Liberty Street Manhattan driven by George Palmer was struck in Jersey City on Saturday night by Belt Line trolley car No 430 of the North Jersey line and wrecked. Palmer escaped unharmed but one horse was so badly injured it had to be killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ¢. White
Liberty St
Manhattan
George Palmer
Jersey City
Belt Line
North Jersey Line
Palmer
Painter Dies After Fall From Scaffold in Newark
John Helinger a 30 year old painter of 138 Lafayette street Newark died after falling from a scaffold on the third story of a house at Polk and Lafayette streets on Saturday. He died yesterday in St James Hospital Newark. Helinger was a widower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Helinger
Lafayette St
Newark
Polk and
Lafayette Sts
St. James's Hospital
Helinger
Bride Missing On Wedding Day In Jersey City
Peter Copinski, 50, of 362 Henderson Street, and Lizzie Donokoski, 20, of 1 Henderson Street, were to wed at a Polish church when she vanished after his call to her to attend the ceremony. Copinski had earlier obtained a restraint on her for allegedly stealing a wedding dress and jewelry he bought. he seeks to recover gifts to support another marriage. She had denied plans to break the engagement and said the wedding was not until June 3. Justice Hoos released her to police custody. she then disappeared from the boarding family. Copinski said he would seek another arrest warrant and wants the presents back to marry again for a housekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Copinski
Henderson-st
Jersey City
Lizzie Donokoski
Henderson St
Copinski
Miss Donekoski
Justice Hoos
Archibald
Copinsk
Eere
Boy Murderer Arraigned In Newark Case
Charles A. Naulty twenty years old was arraigned in Newark on a murder charge for fatally shooting his stepmother Mrs Edward Naulty at their Chambers Street home. Committed to jail, he showed no emotion in court while relatives had a troubled history with the father over transfers. Evidence of premeditation included buying a pistol after work. The father’s property had recently shifted to Patrick Walton for a nominal dollar. Cruach's Thirtieth Anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Naulty
Edward Naulty
Chambers St
Newark
Justice Schalk
Second Criminal Court
Naulty
Thomas
Charles
R. Neumann
Ees
Market St
Patrick Walton
Congregationalists of Montclair Celebrate Thirtieth Year
Montclair June 3 Special The First Congregational Church marks its thirtieth anniversary with a morning sermon by Rev Amory H Bradford solo choir 30 voices under Mr Ives organist and choirmaster. Tonight Rev Newell Dwight Hillis preaches on The Influence of Jesus Christ in Civilization. Tomorrow 4 to 6 30 tea and organ recital open building for organ inspection. Several local pastors and families assist in reception. Evening social reunion reviews religious outlook with multiple faiths represented. Wednesday night program presents Montclair history and church origins with speakers I Calvin Shafer Justus H Pratt Robert M Boyd and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
First Congregational Church
Amory H. Bradford
Ives
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Jesus Christ
Dr. Bradford
Bradford
Howard S. Bliss
Upper Montclair
Brown
Gen Htase
J. W. Paske
Verona
B. F. Bradford
Cedar Grove
Montclair Church
Louis F. Berry
Starr J. Murphy
James M. Ludlow
East Orange
F. B. Carter
Monte
John T. Dobbins
F. W. Baldwin
Orville Reed
Robert M. Boyd
Justus H. Pratt
William B. Holmes
I. Calvin Shafer
Klmn
W. Dorman
Thomas H. Bowden
North Plainfield to Get Postal Substation
After nearly two years of agitation North Plainfield in Somerset County will receive a postal sub-station. Thanks to efforts by Congressman Howell and Senator Kean the Post Office Department agreed to establish the station at once. The borough lies partly in Plainfield and partly in Union County, with Greenbrook as the dividing line, and has long sought independent post office service. The Plainfield post office now serves residents, but the sub-station will provide local facilities, with the station manager to be named by Congressman Howell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Virth
North Plainfield
Somerset County
Greenbrook
Plainfield
Plainfeld
Fowler
WillIth
Howell
Telephone firm seeks franchise to cut Plainfield rates
Plainfield June 3 Special The State Telephones Company pushes to win a borough franchise by offering lease plans for house service at 24 dollars a year and business service at 6 dollars a year, a 50 percent reduction on the rates charged by the New York and New Jersey company. The plan includes building a line linking Union Somerset Middlesex Essex and Morris counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tates
New York and
New Jersey Company
Union
Somerset
Middlesex
Essex
Morris Counties
St Pauls Church Englewood Opens In Tudor Gothic Style
Englewood June 3 Special The new St Pauls Church at Engle and Church streets was opened today. The Tudor Gothic red and gray sandstone structure features a modified Latin cross plan, two tablets from the old church, memorial windows Sara Cook and Rev J W Payne, a 20 foot square tower vestibule, and fine pulpit altar and lectern. organ cost 700 dollars and the church cost around 0 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
St. Paul's Church
Engle
Church Sts
Chester
Haff
Sara Cook
J. W. Payne
Hotel Partial Destruction Hits Atlantic Highlands
Fire at Crieghton's Hotel in Highlands of Navesink partially destroyed the building last night when a Baseline stove toppled and ignited flames. Loss about $2 and covered by insurance. The hotel, owned by Mrs. Susan A. Schanck and leased to Bernard Creighton, suffered about half its structure damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Highlands
Creighton
Highlands of Navesink
Susan A. Schanck
Bernard Creighton
Missing Jersey City boy Thomas Whalen at 13 years old
Thomas Whalen aged thirteen vanished from his home at No 4 York Street Jersey City since April 12. Police were not notified until yesterday and have found no trace. Authorities believe the disappearance is voluntary and no harm is suspected at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Whalen
York St
Jersey City
Boy saved from canal fall in Jersey City
George Hanley seven years old of 4 Manning Ave Jersey City fell into the Morris Canal bank at Johnston Ave yesterday. He was rescued by two men who refused to give their names and was taken home by City Hospital ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hanley
Manning-ave
Jersey City
Morris Canal
Johnston-ave
Hos
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Wise
Horsford
Horstorn
Brooklyn News
DR. Behrends
Farrar
Behrends
McConnell
James L. Jensen
E. A. Stiles
Germania
Real Estate Company
Seth
DR. N. D. Hillis
Him
Saengerfest
Arion
Young Men’s Chorus
Philadelphia
German Liederkranz
Brooklyn Stingerbund
West Newark Quartet
Kreuzer Quartet
Williamsburg
Grace M. E. Church
DR. R. S. Storrs
New-Jersey News
the Tribune
Iid
New-Jersey
Middlesex County
Franklin Murphy
E. F. C. Young
Jersey
Hamilton Park
Hoboken
Hudson County
Police Investi
Gating Man
Andersen
Police
Cruach
Congregationalists OF
Ing—Dr. Hillis
Tizens Securs
Roy
Browniveg
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