Speeding Auto injures two girls. Crosby driver faces charges
A high powered touring car driven by James Crosby and capsized after striking two 19 year old pedestrians on West Forty-sixth Street. Miss Davidson died later at Bellevue Hospital. Miss Lye survived with injuries. Chauffeur Capper tested positive for drinking. Crosby and Capper were freed at the scene. Nearby, a separate fatal motorcycle crash near Coney Island involved George Leste and his brother.
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Cropby
Second Street
Tenth
Crosby
West Forty-second Street
J. Spencer Crosby
Sea Ci
They Avenue
Thomas
Lynch
Kiss J Davidson
Gertrude Lyeineteen
West Forty-sixth Street
Jamas Crosby
Miss Davidson
Charles J. Capper
Richmond Hill
Long Leland
Bellevue Hospital
Ihe Davidson
Lye
Brennan
West Forty-seventh Street
Fry
Wheebug
Polyclinic Hospital
Capper
Crosbys
George Leste
Eighth Street
Brooklyn
Occen Parkway
Aven M
Coney Island
Isidor Moskivitc
St. Mark's Place
Manhattan
Princeton Student Killed in Street Car Accident
Princeton v June 12 Robert F Blair sophomore at Prince University was killed when his car skidded on Harrison Street near the Raritan Canal. Speir and a companion were thrown from the vehicle. Speir’s leg was broken. A man with them limped to a house for help and was seen no more. Cecil Poton ’13 identified the body and notified his father Francis Belt Jr in South Orange. The elder Belt, an attorney at 82 Wall Street, was preparing to attend the class reunion and return to South Orange afterward.
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Princeton
Robert F. Blair
Prince University
Wan Sung
Harrison Street
Raritan Canal
Speir
Commence Quent
Epeit
Cecil
Francis Belt, Jr
South Orange
Bouth Orange
Auto Ile
Wall Street
Girl Spy Held in Canada After Arrest At Niagara Falls
Toronto dispatch says Louisa marksfelt, a nineteen year old girl, has admitted to assisting German reservists to cross into Buffalo from Ontario. She was arrested May 26 and remanded for further examination at the end of the visa application process, with language skills noted as six European languages. She came to the United States two years ago. The case centers on German espionage links near Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Louisa Marksfelt
United State
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Buffalo
Diamonds Trigger Indigestion Swallowed by Jersey City Man
Thomas Felton of Greve Streets Jersey City experienced abdominal obstruction from swallowed diamonds and pawn tickets. Doctors at Christ Hospital performed surgery after six X ray images showed the items blocked his stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Felton
Greve
Jersey City
At Christ Howpite Fallon
Firemen Honored for 1914 Bravery in City Parade
Mayor Mitchel awarded medals to 1914 honor men of the Fire Department and noted a record system to distinguish chiefs from rank and file. The parade included a long line of historic apparatus and a live fire drill on a tenement mockup, ending with Mayor’s praise for the young, well trained force.
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Mitchel
Binns
Alamedi
Huster
Lena
Beaver
Mms
Amon
Imatin
Engine 66
Lewis Bertin
Eighth Avenue
Bonner and Department
James T. Daniel
Hook and Ladder Company
Annie Griffene
John Martin
East 116Th Street
Tye Trevor Warren
William J. Fenly
Engine Company
Regina Wel
St. Mark's Place
John J. Gillen
Benjamin Levine
Exsex Street
Wertheim
Firem
John W. Donohue
Teresa Schermer
I N
Citizen
Ferdinand A. Beyer
Mrs. Barone
Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn
Hurley
James E. McManus
Elin Dean
Dean Street
Crimmins
Timothy Fry
Francis Balpolizh
Monroe Street
Stephenson
Frederick FP. Mahoney
College
Sea Side Boulevard
Rockaway
Colsthouses
100Th Street
Kenton
Biscot
Amsterdam Avenue
Susie
Relief Aid Sails Amid War Commission Notes
The Rockefeller relief effort announced that Jeremiah Smith Jr of Loxton traveled to Liverpool aboard the St Louis steamer yesterday. The war relief commission added a member and eyed measures to inspect affected areas and riverside fire risks, with money to be spent through four monitors deploying relief streams and shoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Jeremiah Smith, Jr
Loxton
Liverpool
St. Louis
Nder
War Feiler
Explosion Injures Firemen and Damages Pearl Street Building
A blaze at 37 Wear Street in the Jolston Oswald building triggered multiple explosions that ripped the roof and fouled streets. Fifteen firemen narrowly escaped tragedy as flames, belch bombs, and heavy smoke closed roads and halted elevated trains around the Brooklyn Bridge. Damage is put at $10,000 with risk from nearby chemical firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolston, Oswald & Co
Wear Street
Brooklyn Bridge
South Ferry
Dougherty
William Vanderbeek
Hook and Int~der Company 1
J.J. Mill
Internatonal Paint Company
Apex, Chemical Company
June Sale of Women's Muslin Undergarments Catalog
Readable excerpts detail a June sale offering women's muslin underwear including corset covers, chemises, night dresses, petticoats, drawers, and envelopes in cambric, nainsook, and crepe de chine. Many items feature lace, embroidery, ribbon trims, and multiple sizes from infants to misses, with prices ranging from a few cents to several dollars.
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Roth
Companion
Canada
U. S
Bratander
Dave
Adamson
Fifth Avenue
Forty-ffth Street
Fifty-seventh Street
Broadway
Rightysifth Street
Riverside Drive
106Th Street
Farwater Fire Department
Staten Island & Plane
Newtown
Janulmeter
Mitchell
William J. Fenley
James F. Wenman
Boston
Pearl Street
Lindell Bates
Aidon W. Water
Commission For Relief
Belgium
Mrs. Bates
Womaceived
Yester Matriz Dell T. Bates
National Law School of
Spain
Wearn
SALE
Nainsook
Sinzook
Reisgeedsteey
Ken
Palm Beach
Ory
Gedaan Bale
Ncaa
Hague
Milan
Milans
S.cs
Georgette Crepes
Ally Smart
Jane Sale
Namsook
Norfolk
Second Avenue
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