Patrolmen Honor Dead at St Patrick's Memorial Service
Four thousand uniformed patrolmen attended the annual memorial for fallen officers at St Patrick's Cathedral. Archbishop Farley and Rev Francis J Sullivan led services with choral music, taps, and sermons urging moral courage to match physical bravery and steadfast duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrick’s Cathedral
Mendelssohn
Archbishop Farley
Monsignor Lavelle
Francis J. Sullivan
Monsignor Lavelie
Farley
Car Crash Wrecks Broad Street Trolley Near New Street
A rear end collision between two Newark trolley cars on Broad Street near New Street yesterday injured the motorman McCree and conductor Hesp. Passengers suffered cuts from flying glass as both cars carried crowds, with one car sliding on slippery rails before impact. Both men were hospitalized at St. Michael's. Traffic halted on one track for almost 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
Mayor Gaynor’s Independence Day Committee plans a July Fourth program including readings of the Declaration in native languages for foreign born residents. A Fifth Avenue parade is planned, along with a uniformed boys’ organizations march. The centennial of City's first sitting at City Hall will be marked with exercises.
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Gaynor
Fifth Avenue
New York City
City Hall
Shubert Bails Chauffeur
William Cooney a chauffeur for theater manager Lee Shubert was arrested at 39th Street and Broadway on speeding charges. Patrolman Andrews reported the car sped from 43rd Street to Broadway. Cooney posted bail secured by the Shubert Building at 1416 Broadway.
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William Cooney
Amsterdam Avenue
Lee Shubert
39Th Street
Broadway
West 3Th Street
Andrews
Shubert
43Th Street
Cooney
No. 1416
Chicago
Lee O'Neil Browne
Ottawa
Ill
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Cook County
Browne
Scanlan
McSurely
Illinois graft inquiry in disposal its mystery
Springfield reports state investigator Burke advances in the $3,500 fish license fund case. Traut admits receiving funds from Dixon and sitting beside Rep Foster as the bill was defeated. Grand jury to hear more testimony while Dixon Lemm Traut face subpoenas. Separate notes mention Beckemeyer alleging funds for other bills and Chicago lake front transfers.
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Springfield
Burke
F. J. Traut
Beardstown
John Dixon
Peoria
Foster
Traut
Lemm
Dixon
Sangamon County
Grand Jury
St. Nicholas Hotel
Beckemeyer
Chicago
Missing Battery Boatman Quigley Sparks Bet On Jeffries
In a foggy Battery scene, Bill Quigley disappears at the boat basin while Captain Bronzo and Italian liner workmen arrange a dock. Quigley and Sailor Dan discuss bets on James J Jeffries as the Duca di Genova nears the pier amid drizzle and searchers.
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Bill
Quigley
Bronzo
Free Lance
Duca di Genova
Jeffries
John J. Timmins
Battery Landing
Verrazano
Henry Hudson
Jeff
Ivo
Dan
Blazes
Unusual Zoo Bonds Link Baby Lion Dog Wolf
Central Park Zoo hosts unlikely pairs. A lion cub clings to a bull pup and cries when it is apart. The cub dislikes meddling chickens and nearly killed one. Two maimed wolves now share a kennel with a dog, and three animals form an odd trio in outdoor space.
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Central Park Zoo
New Yorker
Africa
Bill’’ Snyder
Duel Over A Comely Italian Girl In Williamsburg
Two 21 year old Italian businessmen, John Jane and Felix Giordano, fought a knife duel at Union and Skillman avenues after jealousy over a local belle. Both were wounded but not seriously. they were jailed for ten days after magistrate O'Reilly questioned them and no complaints were filed.
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Union and
Skillman Avenues
Williamsburg
John Jane
No. 15
Skillman Avenue
Felix Giordano
Jane
Giordano
O’brien
Herbert Street
Connolly
St. Catherine’s Hospital
O’reilly
Manhattan Avenue
O'Reilly
Jewish Federation Meets Opens Seventh Annual Convention
The seventh annual convention of the Federation of Galician and Bucovinean Jews in America opened at Tammany Hall with a prayer by Rev. Dr. S. Tarlow. Samuel Koenig welcomed delegates, praising charity and urging Orthodox revival, while President Semel presented reports. Delegates from 36 organizations, totaling about 60 000 members, discussed forming a pathological laboratory and a Hebrew educational institute and enlarging Har Moriah Hospital on 24th Street. Bernard Semel presided. notable attendees included Rev. Dr. J. L. Magnes and Judge Benjamin Hoffman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Blast
The body of John Griffin of 565 Kent Avenue Brooklyn was found in the burning lighter New York in Wallabout Basin. His brother in law Alvis Lord of 19A Covert Street identified him. It is believed he was asleep when the fire started. Firemen initially thought no fatality occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Griffin
Kent Avenue
Brooklyn
New York
Wallabout Basin
Alvis Lord
Covert Street
Sinking schooner Mary L. Crosby in distress near Diamond Shoal
Cape Henry dispatch reports the schooner Mary L. Crosby in tow of the steamer Danubia bound for Newport News. The vessel, lumber laden from Wilmington New York, lies south-southeast of Diamond Shoal light ship partly dismantled and leaking and requests assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cape Henry
Maritime Exchange
Capes
Old Stage Doorkeeper Dead in Waterbury Theater
Waterbury Connecticut June 5 Patrick Gorman eighty three years old longtime stage doorkeeper died here. He guarded theater entrances for fifty years and served many actors and managers including Mare Edwards Sol Smith Russell the Bergers Camcroft Dixey and Duprez Benedict. He knew numerous theatrical men and prided himself on his wide acquaintance.
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Waterbury
Conn
Patrick Gorman
Mare Edwards
Sol Smith Russell
the Bergers
Camcross & Dixey
Duprez & Benedict
Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac Broadcast Item
Wireless reports value the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse as east of Sandy Hook at 7 25 pm yesterday and due to dock Tuesday forenoon. The Caronia at 765 miles east of Sandy Hook was set to dock Tuesday forenoon, State Amsterdam 393 miles east of Sandy Hook was to dock forenoon, Minnew 280 miles east at 2 pm yesterday to dock noontime, The Florida 200 miles east at 3 30 pm yesterday to dock this forenoon.
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Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Sandy Hook
Caronia
Amsterdam
Sandy
Minnew
Florida
Maritime Schedule Fragments From Kingston Liverpool and Panama
Fragmentary OCR records show vessel names and routes including White Star line ships Ye Guayra and Colon, along with references to Kingston Liverpool Panama and dates in May. The text preserves limited details on ship movements and ports with unclear specifics.
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Aera Oe
Kingston
Peste
Liverpool
White Starnes
Ye Guayra
Colon
Panama
Alleghany
Hemb-am
Panama hats return to fashion with fixed prices
Like comets, styles revolve in eyenes. Now rough finished goods dominate again with Scotchy fabrics marking our Spring stock. Panama prices rise elsewhere but Racers Peet & Company keeps Panamas fixed at $5 $10 and $15 with ample stock. Three Broadway Stores at Warren 13th and 34th Streets.
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Panama
Shipping Schedule Fragments and Vessel Listings
A jumbled timetable lists ships and ports with dates in May and June. Names include Caronia Queenstown Bremen Oceanic Lusitania Teutonic Union and steamers like Alamo Mohawk C of Columbus and Algonquin. Numerous ports such as Savannah Naples Galveston Kingston and Havana appear with scattered arrival times.
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Carolina
San Juan
Bermuda
Rotterdam
Mayaples
Citta di Messina
Crown Prince la
Saramacca
Port Spain
Caronia
Queenstown
Cunard
Tietgen -Christiansand
S-Am Bremen
Bremen
Lioyd el Dia
Galveston
Pac Nueces
Mallory Eer
Naples
Hamb-Am
Oceanic
S’thampton
Sarnia
Colon
Havana
Trent
Kingston
Santiago Cienfuegos
Ward Neckar
Alermo
Lloyd ‘Taormina
Altonia
el Mar
Can
Cearense
Para
Booth Ras
Europa
la Veloce
Potsdam
Holl
Yamuri
Cientuegos
Ward
C of
Teutonic
Southavon
Alice
Azores
Austrian
Bermudian
Quebec
Maracas
Grenada
Trinidad
Grant
Hamburg
Hamb-Am —— _ Algonquin, Jacksonville, Clyde —— 1:00pm Rio Grande
Mallory
Alamo
Tampa
Port of New York Arrivals Sunday June 5 1910
Ships arriving at New York include Silvia from Nipe May 29 with sugar for United Fruit Company, Ogeechee from Brunswick with lumber, Cincinnati from Hamburg with 814 cabin 143 third cabin and 973 steerage passengers, mails and crew, Creole from New Orleans with passengers and moise, Duca di Genova Italian liner with 1068 steerage and cabin passengers, Jefferson to Old Dominions Co with passengers, Algonquin from Jacksonville and Charleston with passengers, Alamo from Mobile via Tampa and Key West, Thelma Nor La Esperanza bound for Perth Amboy, Winyah from Philadelphia with moose, and Earl of Douglas in ballast from Philadelphia.
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Silvia
United Fruit Co
Bar
Ogeechee
Brunswick
Brunswick Si Co
Cincinnati
Ger
Hamburg
Southampton
Cherbourg
Hamburg- American Line
Earl of Douglas
Philadelphia
J H Winchester & Co
Creole
New Orleans
Southern Pacific Co
Moise
Duca di Genova Iital
Genoa
Naples
Hartfield, Solari & Co
Ber
Jefferson
Newport Newe
Norfolk
Old Dominions Co
Algonquin
Jacksonville
Charleston
Clyde Ss Co
Alamo
Mobile
Tampa
Key West
Mallory Ss Co
Peeeengers
Thelma
Nor
la Esperanza
Perth Amboy
Sandy Hooks
Winyah
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Col
Roosevelt
New-York Tribune
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the Sunday Tribune
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Battery Boatman
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
Jewish Federation Meets
Mary L. Crosby
Marine Intelligence
Governor's Island
Hell Gate
Racers Peet & Company
Warren St. 13Th St
Matt Wessel
Paramaribo
N. Y
Japan
Corea
China
Tacoma
Keenun
Philippines
Vancouver
Fiji Islands
Australia
New Zealand
Manuka
Hawaii
San Francisco
Shipping News
Port of New York
James McCreery & Co
2Nd Street
S4th Stree
Axminster
Nscal
23Rd Street
354Th Street
James McCreery
34Th Street
Both
McCreery
Messaline
Wash Goods
Cadet
Nile
Reseda Greer
Wistaria
Stree
Blan
Romeo
Charles J. Ross
Mizzi Hajos
Stella Mayhew
Sydney Grant Barry Lupino
Billee Taylor Gertrude Yvan
D. Henry Coote
Frances
Geo. Evans
Zing Astor
Academy OF Music
Tity
Sotherw
Enna Success
Al-Star
Oths
Thea Knigkerbocker
the “Arcadi
Criterion
Rast Francis Wie
Hudson
Garrick
Henry Miller
Worton
York
New Amsterdam
Minas Eyrm
DeWolf ‘Hopper
Syle
Alhambra
Coney
Sean
Las Ape
Rhowpson
Sama
Terschelling
St John
Nbr
Frz John
N_ B
Luchana Bry
Hata
St Baltimore
Manna S
Molyhead
Cedric
New
Cam— Penta
Lizard
Minnetonka
St Michaels
Barbarossa
Napies
Gene
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