Harlem Hospital Delirium Scuffle Endangers Patrolman
At Harlem Hospital an overnight delirium riot broke out involving five patients including James O'Donnell and Robert Whalen. An orderly Luke Dempsey was choked. Policeman Thomas Fay was struck, then subdued. Whalen and Frank Hadden were moved to Bellevue after doctors treated injuries and restrained the patients.
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 William Anderson shoots self in city park
A well dressed man with head wounds was found at Thirty-eighth Street and Eighth Avenue. He claimed to be William Anderson, 63, a clerk, who lived at West Thirty-fourth Street. He said due to three weeks unpaid board and unemployment he grew despondent, went to Morningside Park, drew a revolver and shot himself in the head. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital. doctors sought the missing bullet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-eighth-st
Eighth-ave
Morningside Park
William Anderson
West Thirty-fourth-st
Anderson
Bellevue Hospital
Buliet
Mystery in Fifth Street shooting near flathouse
Police investigate a fatal shooting at 153 Second Ave where Paul Dennes, 25, Italian, was found with a shot in the left temple and a revolver spent. Neighbors report a cab arrival and a conflict with his sister in law over money for the driver. Police suspect Dennes shot her, then killed himself. a black book shows he worked for the American Ice Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth-st
Secondave
Paul Dennes
Baxterst
John Dennes
Dennes
American Ice Company
Crittenton Evangelist Returns From America Rescue Tour
Charles N Crittenton evangelist of the Charles N Crittenton Company has come back from a second American tour promoting rescue work for women. The mother mission at 21 and 23 Bleecker Street has sparked nearly sixty homes and missions across states. An endowment fund of 500000 is sought with about 80000 subscribed. Joseph Moffatt of Los Angeles and his wife joined the tour, traveling with Mr Crittenton for about two years. The Good News car travels free of charge by railroads and they host meetings at Bleecker Street for supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Crittenton
Charles N. Crittenton Company
America
Bleeckerst
Joseph Moffatt
Los Angeles
Cal
Crittenton
Sailor blouse suits offered in multiple styles at four fifty
Summer fashion notes promote sailor blouse suits and flannel and serge blue options priced at 4.50 with nine styles and one-price choice. Stores list multiple Broadway locations and mail order capabilities, inviting readers to compare values and order by mail.
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels Listed
A long hotel list shows notable guests at New York hotels including Astor Buckingham Fifth Avenue Gilsey Grand Imperial Manhattan Murray Hill Normandie Plaza Victoria Waldorf and guests such as Captain G Cliff A A Pope Congressman Galusha Grow General George Williams Frank Hiscock T C Catchings Dr J W Long and Countess Moltke Heutfeldt plus officials. Today events include regiments departure for State Camp a Columbia University regatta at 2 p m jockey club races at 2 30 p m outdoor recreation league at Seward Park 3 p m and evening education classes at YMHA Ninety second street and Lexington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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. Pauls
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
Brooklyn
Jockey Club
Outdoor Recreation League
Seward Park
Central
Seward Parks
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Ninety-second-st
Lexington Ave
Westchester School Calendar and Local Court Result
Westchester public schools close for summer on June 29 with high school graduation on June 25 and grammar school commencements on June 28. Edward P. Kerwin wins $5,000 damages against Nathaniel Hoyt after an on road collision to City Island. Clara Brundage, 20, attempts suicide with oxalic acid amid a quarrel with her fiancé Louis Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Kerwin
New Rochelle
Nathaniel Hoyt
Kerwin
Hoyt
City Island
Clara Brundage
Wesley Brundage
Chestnut Ridge
Louis Carson
Socialist Labor State Ticket Nominees Named in New York Convention
Thirty three Socialist Labor party members at the New York state convention at No 6 Readest nominated a full slate for state offices. Charles H Corrigan led governor candidates with twelve votes, L A Armstrong was named lieutenant governor, and other posts including Secretary of State Treasurer Attorney General Controller Engineer and Surveyor were assigned to party members. Presidential electors W C Hause and Peter Fiebeger also named. National convention actions endorsed tactics for trades unions and debated seating delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
W. S. Dalton
Seattle
Wash
Lucien Lanai
Joseph F. Maloney
Lynn
Mass
Socialist Labor
Daniel de Leon
Death by self for 18 year old dazzled by insanity
Harry Hunter aged eighteen living with his uncle William De Graff at 23 Woodworth Ave. committed death by own action Wednesday night through laudanum while temporarily insane. He had been bicycling with friends including several young women. Mme Louise Lucchetti, wife of the French consul general at St. Thomas, visiting Mrs Frederick E. Cook at Landscape Park. The quarterly meeting of the Women's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of the Southern New York Association was held yesterday at Warburton Avenue Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Louise Lucchetti
St. Thomas
Frederick
Cook
Landscape Park
Harry Hunter
William de Graff
Woodworthave
Women’s Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of the
Southern New York Association
Warburton Avenue Baptist Church
Peter Woolley Named Dockmaster by Docks and Ferries
Union Civil War veteran Peter Woolley appointed dockmaster at $1,500 yearly by the Department of Docks and Ferries. Also notes a memorial sermon for Dr. Storrs at Manhattan Congregational Church tomorrow at 11 o clock with Rev. Dr. Henry A Stimson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Woolley
Department of Docks and Ferries
Dr. Storrs
Manhattan Congregational Church
Leslie Hall
Eighty-third-st
Broadway
Henry A Stimson
Judge orders Sing Sing officials to show cause on June 16
Justice Dickey grants an order to the President and Trustees of Sing Sing to show cause why a peremptory writ of mandamus should not reinstate George F. Corrigan as Chief of Police and James W. Seward and Frank Jancke as patrolmen. They were removed May 1 without charges. Miss Blanche E. Rich and Willett Acker will wed next Wednesday at the Presbyterian Church in Wallerave and Maple Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Dickey
Sing Sing
George F. Corrigan
James W. Seward
Frank Jancke
Blanche E. Rich
Charles E. Rich
Wallerave
Willett Acker
Randolph Acker
Maple Place
J. A. McWilliams
Presbyterian Church
Farm to be sold at auction near Rye Lake
Ex Judge Isaac N Mills acting as referee will auction the Thomas C Field farm on June 16. The property spans 134 acres with a frontage of about a mile along Purchase street, located in the neighborhood adjoining Rye Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac N. Mills
Thomas C. Field
Rye Lake
Purchase St
Wilson replies to Hirshfield circular over bid for presidency
Charles G Wilson president of the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange issues a strong rebuttal to Moses Hirshfields circular. He calls the document a tissue of misrepresentations and addresses bucket-shopping allegations while asserting the exchange is in its best financial condition. A financial statement by Wilson Watson and Stanton supports the claim. Election of officers is set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Wilson
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Moses Hirshfield
Wilson
Hirshfield
Wagar
Exchange
Watson
Stanton
Brother of Yonkers miser claims vast estate in Yonkers will
John Bowers of Changewater New Jersey, claiming kinship as a brother, seeks administration of the estate of Williams Bowers the Yonkers hermit who died alone in a cellar. The estate shows over 25000 in bank books and deeds to property, prompting multiple kinship inquiries. Bowers says he last saw the hermit in 14 near Lake George years ago and bears a strong resemblance to him.
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
Mrs Julia Monen Ends Life in Oswego Cistern
Oswego New York on June 8 Mrs Julia A Monen sister of Michael McGowan president of the Department of Education committed suicide by jumping into a cistern adjoining her home while temporarily insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego, N. Y
Julia A. Monen
Michael McGowan
Department of Education
Greve's Ointment and Parker's Hair Balsam Ads Promote Health
An old newspaper advertisement segment touts Greve's Ointment for healthy skin and whiteness as a target for warm weather. It also markets Parker's Hair Balsam as a life to the hair, highlighting beauty and grooming products from E and W Announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greve
Parker
Execution On Payn And Judson For Rodgers Note
Sheriff Grell obtained an execution for 10396 against Louis F Payn and Albert L Judson on a judgment won by Mooney and Shipman for John C Rodgers. Payn, a former Superintendent of Insurance and Republican figure, and Judson were served in May but made no answer, leading to a default judgment on a note of October 25 for 10000 payable to William F Carey and indorsed by Carey and Payn at Colonial Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grell
Louis F. Payn
Albert L. Judson
Mooney & Shipman
John C. Rodgers
Payn
Judson
Mr. Rodgers
William F. Carey
Colonial Trust Company
Messrs. Carey and
Grand Central Station
Hotel Imperial
Big Reduction in Valuation in Hull vs Fellner
Referee W. W. Gillen of Jamaica filed a report in certiorari proceedings by Herbert G. Hull of Long Island City against Tax Commissioner Thomas Fellner. The report sets the property's value at 775, a drop of about 50 percent from the prior assessment, covering several hundred lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gillen
Jamaica
Herbert G. Hull
Long Island City
Thomas Fellner
Pinochle for $500 a Side Suit in City Court
The trial before Justice O Dwyer involved Thomas Kennedy Harlem politician and Watkins Brothers contractors sued by Henry Freeman real estate operator over a $1000 check claimed as payment for a pinochle stake. Watkins testified the check settled wagering. Kennedy said it arrived before the game. Jurors found the check covered a gambling debt and ruled for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kennedy
Harlem
Watkins Brothers
Henry Freeman
Kennedy
Justice O'Dwyer
Charles Watkins
Freeman
Twelfth Ward
Watkins
Barnard Seniors Dance At Columbia Gym
Barnard College seniors held a dance in Columbia University's gymnasium last evening. The event drew many attendees and featured socializing with friends, reflecting a lively campus social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Columbia University
Fragmented Schedule Snippet
A list of scattered time stamps and a few numeric values including 1200 m. The fragment shows 5:00am 70am 6:00 am 12:30pm 3:00pm 9:30am 1:00pm 2:00pm 5:00pm 10:00am 10:30 am and 1200 m. No clear event or context is provided.
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Fortune Island
Atlas
Astoria
Glasgow
Alene
Pernambuco
Prince
Catania
Hrazt
Concho
Galveston
Mallory
Corean
Newfoundland
Etruria
Liverpool
Cunard
Havana
Cuba
Hermann
Yucatan
Aims
Hilarius
la Plata
Island
Christiania
Mesaba
London
Ohio
Hull
Wilson
Proteus
New Orleans
Cromwel
Statendam
Rotterdam
St Cuthbert
Antwerp
Phenix
Uller
Demerara
Algonquin
Charleston
Clyde
Steeee
Port of New York June 8 1900 Arrivals and Notices
Arrivals at the Port of New York include the Steamer Columbia from Hamburg with 143 cabin and 474 steerage passengers to Hamburg-American Line. Milano from Hamburg with 553 steerage to Punch, Edge & Co. Handel from Rio Janeiro with goods to Busk & Jevons. Hindustan to American Sugar Refining Co. Hamilton with passengers to Old Dominion S S Co. Chesapeake to H C Foster. Benefactor to William P Clyde & Co. Yuma to William P Clyde & Co. Vincenzo Florio to Hirzel Feltmann & Co with 919 steerage and 10 cabin. various other steamers listed. Wind southwest at Sandy Hook, notable vessels passing and arriving, including Kearsarge, Manchester, Lucania, and Auguste Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ger
Vogelgesang
Hamburg
Southampton
Cherbourg
Ndse
Hamburg-American Line
Milano
Scharmbere
Mdise
Punch, Edge & Co
Handel
Partridge
Penrice
Rio Janeiro
Bahia
St Lucia
Busk & Jevons
Bar
Hindustan
Haig
Cardenas
Carbarien
American Sugar Refining Company
J H Winchester & Co
Amrived
Hamilton
Boaz
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion Ss Co
Chesapeake
Delano
Baltimore
Mise
H C Foster
Benefactor
Swain
Philadelphia
Miise
William P Clyde & Co
Yuma
Warren
Raritan Canal
Vincenzo Florio
Ital
Montana
Genoa
Naples
Gibraltar
Hirzel Feltmann & Co
Sandy Hook
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Derly
Policeman
Rocters, Peet & Company
Cor
Warren St
West
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
Home News
Hudson River
Westchester County
Mount Vernon
Mount Kisco
New York City
People’s Club No
College Point
Seventh St
White Plains
Hirshfield Circular
Oswego
Marine Intelligence
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Gardenia
Josieiaistca Vimetra
Ateccscece
Flaxman St Luci
Pocasse
Ebuceros
Amer & Af Astoria
Alemania
Hamb Am
Campania
el Dorado
Jun -Morgan Llandaft
Swansea
Bristol City
San Marcos
Mallory St. Louis
Anne Cyprian Prince Lucia
Rince Comanches
Jacksonville
Evenes Clyde
Trinidad
Bermuda
Quebec
la Gascogne
Havre
Panama
Bordeaux
Cevie
Barnard
Sunday Tribune
The
Che Gribune
Long Island
Cymric
White Star
Lehn
Bremen
Lloyd
Anchor
Leo XIII
Caribbee
St Kitts
Allianca
Colon
Comanche
el Sud
Morgan
Oceanic
St. Louis
American
Friesland
Hed Star
Vigilancia
Ithaka
Tampico
Shipping News
Port OF New York
Gregory
Para
Elbruz
Michigan
Jamestown
Rio Grande
Brunswick
Cacique
Valparaiso
Iquique
City of Birmingham
United States
Kearsarge
Newport
Menominee
Robinson
Manchester
Goldsworthy
Brooklyn City
King
Sale
Cufte
Caven
Queenstown
Lucania
McKay
Lizard
Colorado
Whitton
la Hesbaye
Eckhoff
Antwerp Krow Head
Sendell
Bristol
Moville
Furnessia
Young
Auguste Victoria
Kaempff
New- York
Newcastle
T Robinson
Bris
Brown
Stettin
Norge
Dan
Knudsen
Christiansand
Nubia
Borden
Copenhagen
Excelsior
Mueller
Phoenicia
Froehlich
Fuerst Bismarck
Barends
Plymouth
Volumnia
Petersen
San Francisco
Valpa- Taise
Ete Paulillac
Salled
Blangul
Santelli
Powhatan
Harnden
Trieste
St Michaels
Ems
Harrassowicz
Madeira
Massilia
Joubert
Singapore
Kurdistan
Todd
Manila
New-Zealand
Hawkes Bay
Child
St Vincent
Meune
Metense Kenzie
Amer la Touraine
R "Frizeere
Sixth Avenue
Foreign Missions
Tribune
Daily Tribune
Civilized World
the Tribune
Garrick
Gillette
Sherlock Holmes
Criterion Theatre
Jennico
Cinematograpes
Neapolitan
Lion Palace Roof Garden
Ekhth St
W. B Vard
Koster & Bial’ S ‘Ani & Way
Ees D C
Keith
Ay Morton
Loucamari
Blopmants
Joun Mason
Johnsen & Lerette
Howard
Alan
Kaltenborn
Hudson
Charming
Murray
Victoria
Cherry Blossom Grove
Roof
Root Garden
Pening Roof Garden
P. Williams & Tucker
Margaret Fish & Warren
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