Delirium Riot at Harlem Hospital Breaks Out in Ward
At 11 40 last night a delirious outbreak among patients at Harlem Hospital lasted about half an hour. James ODonnell attacked orderly Luke Dempsey, two other patients Whalen and Hadden joined, policemen clashed, and Drs. Muller Blackmar Neassey and Mooney restored order. Whalen and Hadden to Bellevue. Policeman Fay injured but aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Hospital
Luke Dempsey
James O'Donnell
No. 122
East One-hundred-and-twenty-fifth-st
Dempsey
Max
Robert Whalen
Mulberry St
Newark
N. J
Frank Hadden
East Tenth St
Thomas Fay
Dixon
Fay
Whalen
Dr. Blackmar
Hadden
Bellevue Hospital
Despondent Clerk Shoots Self in Morningside Park
William Anderson a 63 year old clerk, described as well dressed, with head wounds, was found near Thirty-eighth Street and Eighth Avenue after he shot himself in Morningside Park. He said he lived at West Thirty-fourth Street and had boarded there. out of work and owing three weeks rent, he walked to the park and fired with a revolver. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital. doctors sought to locate a bullet lodged in his body.
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Thirty-eighth-st
Eighth-ave
Morningside Park
William Anderson
West Thirty-fourth St
Anderson
Bellevue Hospital
Buliet
Mystery death on Second Avenue stairway in flat house shooting
Paul Dennes an Italian 25 employed by the American Ice Company is found with a burst wound to the left temple in a No. 153 Second Ave flat. Five shots were fired after a dispute with a cab driver and a quarrel over money for payment. Detectives suspect he shot at his sister in law and then killed himself. The wife, baby, and servant fled down stairs and disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth-st
Secondave
Paul Dennes
Baxterst
John Dennes
Dennes
American Ice Company
Crittenton Evangelist Returns From American Rescue Tour
Charles N. Crittenton, evangelist of the Charles N. Crittenton Company, has finished a second American tour for women’s rescue work. The movement began at Nos. 21 and 23 Bleecker Street, where the mother mission operates, and about sixty homes and missions have been started across states. An endowment fund of 56 dollars is sought, with around 80 thousand dollars already subscribed. Joseph Moffatt of Los Angeles and his wife joined the tour, traveling about two years. Crittenton’s car Good News travels free by rail. Meetings hosted at Bleecker Street locations invite supporters to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Crittenton
Charles N. Crittenton Company
America
Bleeckerst
Joseph Moffatt
Los Angeles
Cal
Crittenton
Sailor blouse suits offered in blouses and serge blue styles
As the tree is inclined, the twig is bent. Summer fashion shows flannel and sailor blouse suits priced at 4.50 in nine styles. Blouses in pushy one price choice, sturdy serge blue with trimmings. Addresses listed for orders and pickup in New York locations.
Prominent Arrivals At The Hotels In New York
HOME NEWS lists notable guests at major hotels with names including G Cliff of Chicago at Astor A A Pope of Farmington Conn Buckingham Grow of Pennsylvania and Williams of Washington Also present are Hendricks ex Senator Hiscock Catchings Long Walroth de Van Myrick Coulton Peck Oppenheimer and Countess Moltke Heutfeldt among others in attendance at Astor Gilsey Imperial Manhattan Waldorf Normandie Plaza Murray Hill Grand and Waldorf hotels.
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Astor
G. Cliff
Chicago
Buckingham
A. A. Pope
Farmington
Conn
Fifth Avenue
Galusha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
George B. Williams
Washington
Francis Hendricks
Frank Hiscock
Syracuse
T. C. Catchings
Mississippi
Gilsey
J. W. Long
Bryan
Ohio
Belle M. Walroth
St. Paul
Constant Williams
U.S. A
R. T. Semmes
Savannah
Hoffman
William Todd de van
N. Sumner Myrick
Boston
J. Homer Coulton
Imperial
H. J. Connors
Northern Pacific Railway
West Superior
Wis
Manhattan
A. A. Robinson
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé Railway
Topeka
Kan
Harry W. Jones
U. S. N. Murray
St. J. Oppenheimer
Richmond
Countess Moltke Heutfeldt
Paris
Count C. de Podhorski
St. Petersburg
Westchester Schools Close for Summer Vacation and Local Trials
Westchester public schools will close for summer on June 29 with high school graduation on June 26 and grammar school commencements on June 28. Edward P. Kerwin Fire Commissioner of New Rochelle wins 5000 damages against Nathaniel Hoyt after an onroad collision. Clara Brundage, 20, attempts suicide amid a quarrel with fiancé Louis Carson. Mme Louise Lucchetti, wife of the French Consul General at St Thomas, visits Landscape Park. Harry Hunter, 18, dies by his own hand while riding with friends. Women’s Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of the Southern New York Association holds its quarterly meeting at Warburton Avenue Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Kerwin
New Rochelle
Nathaniel Hoyt
Kerwin
Hoyt
City Island
Mme
Louise Lucchetti
St. Thomas
Frederick
Cook
Landscape Park
Harry Hunter
William de Graff
Woodworthaven
Women’s Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of the
Southern New York Association
Warburton Avenue Baptist Church
Socialist Labor State Ticket Nominees Named
Thirty three Socialist Labor party members in New York met in State Convention at Readest and named a full slate for state offices. Charles H Corrigan led Governor nominations with twelve votes. L A Armstrong, B uffalo, for Lieutenant Governor. J H Sweeney, Westchester, for Secretary of State. J E Alexander, Albany, for State Treasurer. Eustis Ebert, New York, for Attorney General. A S Brown, New York, for Controller. John E Wallace, Troy, for Engineer and Surveyor. electors W C Hause Auburn and Peter Fiebeger New York. The convention also instructed delegates to the Paris International Socialist Congress on trades union principles. In New York City, Cooper Union meeting ratified national nominations with remarks by De Leon and Maloney.
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Socialist Labor Party
New York
Hugo Voght
A. C. Keane
Kings County
Charles H. Corrigan
Syracuse
L. A. Armstrong
Buffalo
Joseph H. Sweeney
Westchester
J. E. Alexander
Albany
Eustis Ebert
A. S. Brown
New-York
John E. Wallace
Troy
W. C. Hause
Auburn
Peter Fiebeger
Thomas Lawry
International Socialist Congress
Paris
Social Labor Party
Europe
Dante de Leon
Social Democratic Party
Socialist Party
Cooper Union
A. 8. Brown
Thomas Curran
Providence
Thomas A. Hickey
Idaho
Dalton
Seattle
Wash
Lucien Lanai
Joseph F. Maloney
Lynn
Mass
Socialist Labor
Daniel de Leon
City Events Today At State Park And NYC Venues
Regiments 9th and 12th depart for State amp Columbia University regatta on the Hudson at 2 p m. Brooklyn Jockey Club races begin 2 30 p m. Outdoor Recreation League celebration at Seward Park 3 p m. Music in Central and Seward parks at 4 p m. Closing exercises for educational classes at Young Men's Hebrew Association Ninety second Street and Lexington Avenue at 8 p m.
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Columbia University
Hudson River
Brooklyn
Jockey Club
Outdoor Recreation League
Seward Park
Central
Seward Parks
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Ninety-second-st
Lexington-ave
Peter Woolley Appointed Dockmaster in Docks and Ferries
Peter Woolley, Civil War veteran, appointed dockmaster by the Department of Docks and Ferries with a $1500 yearly salary. A memorial sermon for Dr. Storrs will be preached at Manhattan Congregational Church at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning by Rev. Dr. Henry A Stimson. People's Club No. 1 outing at College Point departs No. 9 Seventh St. at 9 a.m. Hamburg-America Line says Deutschland will sail from Hamburg July 5 and return to New York July 18, cutting the first trip from the scheduled sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Woolley
Department of Docks and Ferries
Storrs
Manhattan
Hamburg-American Line
Hamburg
New York
Justice Dickey Orders Show Cause Over Sing Sing Reinstatements
Judge Dickey grants an order directing the President and Trustees of Sing Sing to show cause on June 16 why a peremptory writ of mandamus should not reinstate George W Corrigan as Chief of Police and James W Seward and Frank Jancke as patrolmen after their May 1 removal amid uncharged allegations. Blanche B Rich and Willett Acker plan to marry next Wednesday at the Presbyterian Church with Rev. J A McWilliams officiating.
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Justice Dickey
Sing Sing
George W. Corrigan
James W. Seward
Frank Jancke
Blanche B. Rich
Charles FE. Rich
Wallerave
Willett Acker
Randolph Acker
Maple Place
J. A. McWilliams
Presbyterian Church
Farm sale at Rye Lake for 134 acres near Purchase st
On June 16 ex Judge Isaac N Mills acting as referee will sell the Thomas C Field farm near Rye Lake. The property spans 134 acres with a frontage of about a mile along Purchase Street.
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Isaac N. Mills
Thomas C. Field
Rye Lake
Purchase St
Wilson replies to Hirshfield circular on Exchange presidency
Charles G. Wilson, president of the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange, denounces Moses Hirshfield s circular, defends his record against bucket shopping accusations, cites expulsions of fourteen irregular practitioners, and states the Exchange is now at its best financially. Election of officers is set for Monday.
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Charles G. Wilson
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Moses Hirshfield
Wilson
Hirshfield
Wagar
Exchange
Watson
Stanton
New Jersey Brother Seeks Yonkers Hermit Estate
John Bowers of Changewater New Jersey claims kinship as brother to Williams Bowers the Yonkers hermit and miser who died alone in his cellar. He says William left a sizable estate with over 25 000 in bank books and at least 60 000 in property. Bowers 76 once managed George W Heine Snuff Co and last saw his brother in 184. He plans to seek administration of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bowers
Changewater
N. J
Williams Bowers
Yonkers
Miser
William Bowers
New Jersey
George W. Heine Snuff Company
Tobacco Trust
Bowers
William
Lake George
Mr. Bowers
Schedule fragment without clear event or entities
Vague times listed without identifiable persons places organizations or events. The fragment lacks readable context to form a factual, source-grounded card with distinct entities.
Stated Oswego Woman Ends Life in Cistern Jump
Oswego New York on June 8 Mrs Julia A Monen sister of Michael McGowan president of the Department of Education killed herself by leaping into a cistern near her home while temporarily insane.
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Oswego, N. Y
Julia A. Monen
Michael McGowan
Department of Education
Announcer promotes Greve’s Ointment and Parker’s Balsam
An advertisement touts Greve’s Ointment for healthy skin and Parker’s Hair Balsam as essential for hair care. The copy emphasizes pure white linen and a cool shirt, framing the products as desirable for warm weather and personal grooming.
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Greve
Parker
Execution Against Louis F Payn and Judson in $10,396 Judgment
Sheriff Grell issued an execution for 10396 against Louis F Payn and Albert L Judson on a Mooney Shipman suit for John C Rodgers. Payn, a former Superintendent of Insurance and Republican politician, and Judson, an Albany man, were served but did not answer. judgment by default followed on a note dated October 25 for 10600 indorsed by Carey and Payn at Colonial Trust Company.
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Grell
Louis F. Payn
Albert L. Judson
Mooney & Shipman
John C. Rodgers
Payn
Judson
Albany
Rodgers
William F. Carey
Colonial Trust Company
Messrs. Carey and Payn
Mr. Payn
Grand Central Station
Mr. Judson
Hotel Imperial
Big Reduction in Valuation in Nassau Case
Referee W. W. Gillen of Jamaica filed a report in certiorari proceedings brought by Herbert G. Hull of Long Island City against Tax Commissioner Thomas Feltner seeking a review of the 1 percent assessment. The report states the property, comprising several hundred lots, is valued at 23, a roughly 50 percent cut from the prior assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gillen
Jamaica
Herbert G. Hull
Long Island City
Thomas Feltner
Ports of New York June 8 1900 Arrivals and Voyages
The port reports numerous arrivals and sailings including Steamer Columbia from Hamburg with 143 cabin and 474 steerage passengers, Milano from Hamburg with 553 steerage passengers, Handel from Rio de Janeiro, Hindustan from Cardenas and Carbarien, Vincenzo Florio from Genoa with 919 steerage and 10 cabin passengers, and many others bound for or arriving from New York, Liverpool, Kingston, and Newport News. Also notes Sandy Hook weather and ships’ movements such as the United States battleship Kearsarge passing Sandy Hook and multiple steamer departures and routes.
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Columbia
Ger
Vogelgesang
Hamburg
Southampton
Cherbourg
Ndse
Hamburg-American Line
Milano
Scharmberg
Miise
Punch, Edge & Co
Handel
Partridge
Penrice
Rio Janeiro
Bahia
St Lucia
Mise
Busk & Jevons
Hindustan
Haig
Cardenas
Carbarien
American Sugar Refining Company
J H Winchester & Co
Hamilton
Boaz
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion Ss Co
Chesapeake
Delano
Baltimore
Muse
H C Foster
Benefactor
Swain
Philadelphia
Muise
William P Clyde & Co
Yuma
Warren
Raritan Canal
Vincenzo Florio
Ital
Montana
Genoa
Naples
Gibraltar
Hirzel Feltmann & Co
Sandy Hook
Gregory
Pura
Elbruz
Hull
Michigan
London
American
Rotterdam
Jamestown
Rio Grande
Brunswick
Astoria
Cacique
Valparaiso
Iquique
City of Birmingham
Savannah
United States
Kearsarge
Newport
Pinochle Bet Suit In Harlem Targets Kennedy
The City Court trial pitted Thomas Kennedy publisher and Watkins Brothers against Henry Freeman over a $1000 check from a pinochle game at $500 a side. Kennedy testified the check arrived before play, Watkins said it settled the wager. The jury ruled the check a gambling debt and favored the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kennedy
Harlem
Watkins Brothers
Henry Freeman
Kennedy
Justice O'Dwyer
Charles Watkins
Freeman
Twelfth Ward
Watkins
Fendants
Barnard seniors host dance at Columbia gym last evening
Barnard College seniors held a dance in Columbia University's gymnasium last night. The event featured lively music and socializing among attendees, with friends tallying attendance and noting the evening's upbeat atmosphere.
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Barnard College
Columbia University
Ne “Siena Sue
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