Patrolmen Honor Dead At St Patrick's Memorial Service
Four thousand uniformed patrolmen gathered at St Patrick’s Cathedral for an annual memorial service honoring fallen officers. Archbishop Farley and Monsignor Lavelle presided as hymns and choral works filled the ceremony. The sermon urged moral courage to resist bribes and temptations, calling officers to embody Christ’s virtues and support widows and orphans from departed comrades.
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St Patrick’s Cathedral
Mendelssohn
Archbishop Farley
Monsignor Lavelle
Francis J. Sullivan
Rossini
Police Department
Christ
Farley
Two Newark Trolley Crash Injures Motorman and Conductor
A rear end collision of two Broad Street and Central Avenue trolleys in Newark yesterday afternoon injured motorman McCree and conductor Hesp. Many passengers suffered cuts from flying glass. both injured men were taken to St. Michael's Hospital. Traffic blocked on one track for nearly a mile.
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Broad Street
New Street
Newark
Central Avenue
McCree
Hesp
St. Michael's Hospital
Plans for a sane Fourth of July celebration
The Independence Day Committee under Mayor Gaynor is organizing a July Fourth program. Proposals include reading the Declaration in native languages for citizens of foreign birth, a Fifth Avenue parade, a parade of about thirty uniformed boys’ organizations, and centennial ceremonies at City Hall marking New York City government’s first sitting.
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Gaynor
Fifth Avenue
Uniformed Boys
New York City
New York City Government In the City Hall
City Hall
Shubert Bails Chauffeur After Speeding Stop
Lee Shubert the theater manager had his chauffeur William Cooney of 482 Amsterdam Avenue arrested at 39th Street and Broadway for speeding. Patrolman Andrews charged Cooney after the car from 49th Street turned into Broadway at an excessive rate while Shubert rode in the vehicle. Bail was posted with the Shubert Building at 1416 Broadway as security.
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William Cooney
Amsterdam Avenue
Lee Shubert
39Th Street
Broadway
West 3Th Street
Andrews
Shubert
49Th Street
Cooney
Illinois graft inquiry its disposal a mystery
Springfield June 5 State's Attorney Burke advances in the probe of a 3500 fund said to aid defeat of the fish license bill. Traut admitted receiving funds from Dixon and sitting beside Rep Foster as the bill was defeated. Grand jury to decide if the money passed to a legislator or remained with Traut and Dixon. Traut to testify. Becke Meyers remarks on other bills may draw scrutiny. Browne surrender released on habeas corpus in Chicago bribery case ahead of trial.
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Springfield
Burke
F. J. Traut
Beardstown
John Dixon
Peoria
Foster
Traut
Lemm
Dixon
Sangamon County
Grand Jury
Mr. Burke
St. Nicholas Hotel
Chicago
Lee O'Neil Browne
Ottawa
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Neisman
Cook County
Browne
Scanlan
McSurely
Missing Bill Quigley Sails Into Capers at Battery Basin
The Battery boatman Bill Quigley is missing at the boat basin as Captain Bronzo, an Italian liner pilot, sends three men to search. Bronzo curses the absence while Quigley bets on Jeffries, claiming perfect odds and urging the Duke to beat to the pier.
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Bill
Quigley
Bronzo
Free Lance
Duca di Genova
Jeffries
Dan
Jeff
Oakland
Iva
Bronze
Duke
Blazes
Unusual Zoo Pals: Lion Pup Bonds With Bull Calf
In Central Park Zoo a baby lion recently sent from Africa bonds with a bull pup, crying when the dog is removed. The lion dislikes meddling chickens and nearly mauled one. Two wolves, recently maimed, are kept in a cage with a dog and get along. keeper Bill Snyder reports the odd pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park Zoo
New Yorker
Africa
Bill Snyder
Italian Duellists Slashed In Williamsburg Street Duel
Two 21 year old Italian businessmen John Jane and Felix Giordano fought with knives at Union and Skillman avenues. Both were wounded yet not seriously hurt. They dropped to the sidewalk as police intervened. Magistrate O Reilly jailed them for ten days after they offered no complaint.
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Gul
Union and
Skillman Avenues
Williamsburg
John Jane
No. 5
Skillman Avenue
Felix Giordano
No. 21
Jane
Giordano
O'Brien
Herbert Street
O’brien
Connolly
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Station House
O’reilly
Manhattan Avenue
O'Reilly
Jewish Federation Meets at Seventh Annual Convention
The seventh annual convention of the Federation of Galician and Bucovinean Jews in America opened in Tammany Hall with prayers by Rev. Dr. S. Tarlow. Samuel Koenig welcomed delegates, praised charity work among Galician and Bucovinean Jews, and urged a gradual return to orthodox Judaism. plans include a pathological laboratory and Hebrew educational institute. Over five hundred delegates from about 360 organizations, totaling around sixty thousand members, attended. Bernard Semel presided. notable attendees included Rev. Dr. J. L. Magnes, Judge Benjamin Hoffman, and numerous leaders.
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Federation of Galician and
America
Tammany Hall
S. Tarlow
Samuel Koenig
Koenig
J. L. Magnes
Semel
Federation
Har Moriah Hospital
24 Street
Bernard Semel
Benjamin Hoffman
William Fischman
Max Hammer
Davis Rapaport
M. Halpern
Henry Green
Abraham Schepper
David Hur
Find Body in Burned Lighter Fire at Wallabout Basin
The body of John Griffin of 565 Kent avenue Brooklyn was found yesterday morning in the smouldering ruins of the lighter New York destroyed by fire in Wallabout Basin Saturday night. Identified by his brother in law Alvis Lord of 194 Covert street. It is thought he was asleep when caught. Firemen initially believed no fatality occurred.
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John Griffin
Kent Avenue
Brooklyn
New York
Wallabout Basin
Alvis Lord
Covert Street
Crosby shoal voyage under distress near Diamond Shoal
Cape Henry dispatch says the schooner Mary L. Crosby, from Wilmington New York bound north, in tow of the steamer Danubian, is south-southeast of Diamond Shoal light ship partly dismasted and leaking and seeking assistance north toward Newport News.
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Baltimore
Cape Henry
Capes
Danubian
Newport News
Mary L. Crosby
Beaufort
N. C
Diamond Shoal
Crosby
Wilmington
N. Y
Old Stage Doorkeeper Dead in Waterbury Theater
Waterbury Conn June 5 Patrick Gorman eighty three years old an oldtime policeman is dead here He guarded the theater entrances here for fifty years and served Maze Edwards Sol Smith Russell the Bergers Camcock Dixey and Du Prez Benedict He knew many theatrical men and prided himself on his wide acquaintance.
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Waterbury
Conn
Patrick Gorman
Maze Edwards
Sol Smith Russell
the Bergers
Camcross & Dixey
Duprez & Benedict
Wireless Reports From East of Sandy Hook Vessels Dock Tuesday
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse lies 780 miles east of Sandy Hook at 7 23 pm yesterday and is due to dock Tuesday forenoon. The Caronia 765 miles east at 1 pm yesterday expected to dock Tuesday forenoon. Nieuw Amsterdam 393 miles east at 7 pm yesterday due to dock forenoon. Minnow 280 miles east at 2 pm yesterday to dock this forenoon. Florida 290 miles east at 6 30 pm yesterday due to dock this afternoon.
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Kaiser Wilhelm der
Florida
Sandy Hook
Fragmentary Shipping Schedule Snippet
An OCR fragment shows dated ship and port references including Kingston Colon Panama and Belfast with May dates and names like Hemb am Pal ieghany Hays. The text is incomplete but indicates a partial maritime schedule or harbor notices with consignments or departures in late May.
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Ase
Ham-Am
PE Friedrich
Kingston Y
White Star wBalth
Roberta May
Zulia
Paname
Colon
Hemb-am Palieghany
Scb
Hays May
Panama hats and rough Scotchy fabrics at fixed Spring prices
Like comets, styles revolve in cycles. Ruff finished goods return to prominence with rough homespun fabrics adding distinction to our Spring stock. Panama prices rise elsewhere, but Racers Peet & Company keeps them fixed with ample stock. Hats priced at $5, $10, and $15 at three Broadway stores in New York.
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Panama
Transatlantic Steamship Schedules Reflect June Port Runs
A busy roster of ships and ports lists sailings and arrivals for June, including Oceanic, Lusitania, and Ma lines. Entries note destinations from Savannah and Galveston to Bermuda and Naples, with departure windows, times, and carrier names across multiple days.
Port of New York Port Arrivals June 5 1910
Ships listed arrive and depart at the New York port with cargoes and passengers. Silvia from Nipe May 20 for United Fruit Co carries sugar. Ogeechee from Brunswick with lumber. Cincinnati from Hamburg arrived from Europe with 814 cabin 145 third class 673 steerage passengers and mails. Earl of Douglas in ballast. Creole from New Orleans with passengers and mail. Duca di Genova with 1068 steerage passengers. Jefferson from Newport News and Norfolk. Algonquin from Jacksonville and Cleveland. Alamo from Mobile with passengers and mail. Thelma La Esperanza Somerset Perth Amboy. Winyah from Philadelphia. Quarantine movements noted for several vessels.
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Silvia
Nipe
United Fruit Co
Ber
Ogeechee
Brunswick
Brunswick Ss Co
Cincinnati
Ger
Hamburgem
Southampton
Cherbourg
Bar
Earl of Douglas
Philadelphia
J H Winchester & Co
Creole
New Orleans
Southern Pacific Co
Moise
Duca di Genova
Ital
Genoa
Naples
Hartfield, Solari & Co
Jefferson
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion Ss Co
Algonquin
Jacksonville
Cumbeston & To
Clyde
Alamo
Mobile
Tampa
Key West
Mallory Ss Co
Pessengers
Thelma
Nor
la Esperanza
Perth Amboy
Sandy Hook
Winyah
Clyde Ss Co
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New-York Tribune
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Bill” Quigley
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Battery Landing
Verrazano
Henry Hudson
Stern Brothers
Oriental Rugs
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Jewish Federation Meets
Marine Intelligence
Moon
Racers Peet & Company
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Mth
Carolina
San Juan
Bermudian
Amsterda Citta di Messi
Ny&pr
la Gascogne
Parthenia
Otawa
Bermuda
Savannah
Vaderland
Eugenia
Minnewaska
Mallory
Kaiser W der G
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Cas
Saramacca
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Caronia
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Sarnia
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Santiago -Cienfuegos
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Cearense
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Europa
la Veloce
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Hali-A
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Cienfuegos
Columbus
Sao
Mohawk
Lusitania
Live
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Azores
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Maracas
Grenada
Trinidad
Grant
Hamburg
Rio Grande
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Japan
Corea
China
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Keemun Hina’ Penioniae A
Philippines
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Empress of Indias
Re Islands
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Manuka
Hawaii
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Sierra
Ste. West of Bay
Romeo
Charles J. Ross
Mizzi Hajos
Stella Mayhew
Sydney Grant Barry Lupino
Billee Taylor
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Henry Coote
May Gray
Hazel Allen
Frances Loew
Prett
LO Bol
Geo. Evans
Zing
Othi
Astor
Academy O Tonight
Marlowe
Love
Lyonbert Hole
War& Myers
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St. & Bway
Polaire
Mme
Edwards
Knigkerbogker
Sreel
Criterion
Francis Wil
Hudson Ae the Spendthrift
New Amsterdam
Suomi Wi
Milka Lyric
Ae DeWolf Hopper
Bayesworth
Valerie Beret Lew Docksta
PF Balle & Ho
Coney Est
James McCreery & Co
2Nd Street
S4th Stree
Axminster
23Rd Street
34Th Street
James McCreery
54Th Street
Shipping News
Port of New York
Liverpool
Dordogne
Sama
St John
Fraementia
Dans
Luchana 5Ry
Manna Tiata
Fandy Hook
Onle
Columbia
Lasgow
St Pal
Plymouth
Lizard
Minnetonka
London
Michaels
Barbarossa
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