Death in a crowded street as horse runs through Harlem
A kite frightened a horse in East One Hundred Fourteenth Street near Second Avenue yesterday. It ran through a crowded block injuring five children and killing a six year old, Raymond Pedon. The driver, Samuel Rocco, was arrested. The horse and wagon belonged to Garibald Rafaeto. Police halted the animal at First Avenue. The incident occurred in Little Italy with hundreds of children in the street. Dr Mooney of Harlem Hospital attended the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Pedon
Alvo
Dominice
Canzear
Tony
Laracho
Michael
Eix
T. Pigge
Alvert
Sceno
Frank
Fourteenth St
Samuel Rocco
Mulberry Sr
Harlem Court
Garibald Rafelto
Mulberryet
Pedon
Conclave
Frank Reynolds
Mooney
Harlem Hospital
Reynolds
Rocco
Jury Rules Against Mrs Ellwanger In Divorce Case
A New York Supreme Court jury found Mary Ellwanger guilty of improper conduct with Peter Stark but not with James Palmer or another man named Beverly. The verdict clears Edward Zeller of allegations and the case resumes for confirmation or rejection of the finding. Separately, the Board of Classification held hospitals do not qualify for free duties on imported surgical instruments, noting the Massachusetts General Hospital’s educational role is incidental to its main purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Justice Nash
Charles Ellwanger
Mary Ellwanger
Ellwanger
Peter Stark
James J. Palmer
Beverly
Edward Zeller
Lorenz Zeller
Edwarder
Charlies F Ellwanger
Board of Classification of
United States General Appraisers
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Somerville
Five Slight Fires Plague Upper East Side Precinct
Five minor blazes broke out early yesterday in the Yorkville area of the Upper East Side, all within a single police precinct. Fires occurred in apartment buildings including a cigar store at 1701 Third Avenue and a tenement at 231 East 88th Street. two are suspected incendiary acts. Firefighters responded quickly, and details indicate a suspicious sequence beginning with a cigar shop basement fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper East Side
Yorkville
Gansar’s
Third-ave
East Eighty-eighthet
Anthony Klaska
Coogan Opposes City Payment in East Thirty-fifth Street Plan
At a Board of Public Improvements meeting in the Park Row Building property owners urged the city to cover half of a roughly 112000 project for East Thirty-fifth Street. President Coogan clashed with supporters asserting residents’ right to pay their share, as debates over city funding and sewer costs continued with votes on 40 and one third city contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Improvements
Park Row
East Thirty-fifth-s
Coogan
Hall
Grout
Brooklyn
Mr. Coogan
Holahan
Shea
Nagle
Kane
Beaver St
New
Broad Sts
West Farms Road
Haffen
Music Publishers Meeting Elects Officers at Broadway Central
The Music Publishers Association of the United States finished its annual meeting at the Broadway Central Hotel. Officers were elected: J. F. Bowers of Chicago president, Hamilton S. Gordon of New York vice president, Charles B. Bayly of Washington secretary, E. S. Cragin of New York treasurer. Topics covered included copyright on music sold for mechanical devices and public performances, with no action taken and no test case decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Publishers’ Association of the
France
Association
Committee On
Policy shop employee sentenced in Gen eral Sessions
John Donnelly of 614 Water Street was arraigned before Judge Cowing in Part III on involvement with a policy shop at 34 Montgomery Street tied to Captain Goddard's raid on March 28. The judge jailed Donnelly for four months on the island, noting those behind him should also suffer. In Part II Connolly faced separate charges, while Judge McMahon sentenced fifteen Parkhurst raiders to $100 fines each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donnelly
Water St
Judge Cowing
Montgomery St
Goddard
Infant dies from sunstroke in city tragedy
Five months old Rose Mulz, daughter of Theodore and Louise Mulz of 8 East Third Street, died early yesterday from sunstroke. Parents carried the child to a cemetery on Sunday and exposed her face and head to the sun all afternoon, resulting in severe burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Mulz
Theodore and
Louise Mulz
No. 8
East Thirdst
Philadelphia park officials visit New York to inspect Harlem River Speedway
Park Commissioners of Philadelphia led by President Clausen and Secretary Holly visit New York to inspect the Harlem River Speedway and attend a luncheon at the Plaza Hotel. They plan a tour of Speedway Park and expect several trotting and pacing contests with noted horses and riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Commissioners of
Philadelphia
Quaker City
New York
Harlem River Speedway
Clausen
Holly
Park Board
Piaza Hotel
Speedway Park
Kane
Road Drivers’ Association
Little Gem
Barney Goodwin
Page
Nathan Straus
Elmira
John F. Cockerill
Swift
Hugh Reilly
Commodore Porter
McMillan
William E
Dundess
Nemoline
John Splan
Barus
Laura W
Jack
Speedway
Fairmount Park
Frank Bower
A. Loudon Snowden
E. T. Stotesbury
William Disston
Billings Buys Gus Barrett A Noted Road Paced Gelding
Captain C H McDonald completed a purchase of Gus Barrett a black pacing gelding by Gusto son of Gambetta Wilkes for driving on the road. John Taylor of Trenton reports Gus Barrett can beat any pacer in training over a half mile, after recent shows in New York and on the Speedway. Barrett arrived in New York last week and reportedly paced a mile in 0 30. He is described as a plain looking large gelding and a model road horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. G. Billings
C. H. McDonald
Gus Barrett
Gusto
Gambetta Wilkes
John Taylor
Trenton
Barrett
New York
Speedway
Regatta Day Brings New 70-foot Yachts to New York Club
The Mineola and Rainbow, both 70-footers owned by August Belmont and Cornelius Vanderbilt, appear for the season at the New York Yacht Club regatta with Virginia possibly in attendance. Entries include Amarita and Quisetta as contenders while Cepheus ferries guests upriver at 10 a.m. Also note Milad and Uncas newly launched for racing and Queen Mab undergoing copper repairs ahead of today’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Yacht Club
Mineola
Rainbow
August Belmont
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Virginia
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Amarita
Quisetta
the Tribune
Cepheus
Twenty-second-st
North River
Alfred C Barnes Named Next Colonel of Brooklyn 23d Regiment
Brooklyn report states General Alfred C Barnes is expected to become colonel of the 23d Regiment, with officers planning a formal meeting Monday. Barnes, 58, Civil War veteran, long tied to the regiment and Brooklyn affairs, has not served in National Guard for 15 years and previously held leadership roles in the 23d Veterans Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred C. Barnes
Barnes
Brooklyn
234
National Guard
Alfred Cutler Barnes
Philadelphia
A. S. Barnes
General Barnes
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
7Th Regiment of
New York
23D Regiment
Pennsylvania
Corning
Cornell
Hunts Her Husband Eleven Years In Alimony Case
Mrs. A A Wilcox pursues alimony from Frederick W Wilcox after eleven years of pursuit across several states. An attachment was issued returnable June 18 before Justice Dickey. Wilcox, president of Wilcox Paper Box Co, Chicago, recently opened a Manhattan branch. She was granted a separation in 1888 with 9 dollars weekly alimony and child custody, claiming 4000 dollars accrued. Since 1888 she has supported herself and child by typing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Wilcox
Frederick W. Wilcox
Dickey
Wilcox
Wilcox Paper Box Company
Chicago
Washington St
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Boy Convicted of Excise Violation in Police Order
William Jarvosky aged fifteen, son of a Middle Village hotel keeper, was found guilty in the Court of Special Sessions of violating the Excise law. He testified a policeman ordered him to set out whiskey after his father left him in charge. He was fined $25 or ten days in jail, with the father paying the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jarvosky
Middle Village
Court of Special Sessions
Dixiana Youngsters Sold at Gravesend Auction
Yearlings from the Dixiana Stud sold at Gravesend with spirited bidding and high prices. Hanover colt by Hanover and Mannie Gray bought for 10000 by Mat Allen for Clarence H Mackay. Dr MacBride and Quesal bay colt bought for 7500 by A Featherstone. Other top lots include multiple Dr MacBride offspring and buyers such as M Murphy R W Walden T Welch J L Holland and EB A Tipton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixiana
Gravesend
Hanover
Mannie Gray
Mat’ Allen
Clarence H. Mackay
Dr. MacBride
Quesal
A. Featherstone
Tommy Atkins
Maximo Gomez
Alabama
M. Murphy
R. W. Walden
Hislight
T. Welch
Lombre
Flambeau
Flam
R. Roche
Magian
J.L. Holland
Longfilght
Flo
Flo I. J. L. Holland
Floroon
Brown
Deere Ecese
Dr.MacBride
Sissieretta
EB. A. Tipton
Grace Lee
M. F. Frank
Grand Duke of Oldenburg Dies at Rastede Estate
Oldenburg, June 13. The Grand Duke Nicholas Frederick Peter of Oldenburg died at noon today at Rastede. Born July 1827, he succeeded his father February 27, 1853. He supported Prussia in the Russia war and helped annex Schleswig Holstein before ceding rights after 1866. He married Elizabeth in 1852 and had two sons. the elder Frederick Augustus succeeds him. Elizabeth became Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg Schwerin in 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Frederick Peter
Grand Duke
Oldenburg
Paul Frederick Augustus
Ida
Anhalt-Bernburg
Duchy of Oldenburg
Russia
Germany
Prussia
Austria
Schleswig-Holstein
Frederick Charles
Elizabeth
Prince Joseph of
Saxe- Altenburg
Frederick Augustus
Grand Duchess
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Tim McCarthy Former State Auditor Dies in Kansas
Timothy McCarthy a two term State Auditor and later department commander of the Kansas Grand Army of the Republic died at his home in Larned Kansas from a lung abscess. Born in Ireland he came to the United States in 1851 and served throughout the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larned
Kan
Timothy McCarthy
Kansas Grand Army of the Republic
Ireland
United States
Automobile ambulance on trial run at St. Vincent Hospital
The new $3,000 automobile ambulance at St. Vincent's Hospital had its first regular run yesterday. It is light yet sturdy with ample room for a patient and is powered by a storage battery. Presented by Edward Kelly, the ambulance’s trial included a mishap at Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street when a rear-seat gave way, causing Dr. Ford to fall to the street, though he was unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent's Hospital
Edward Kelly
Fifth-ave
Tenth-st
Ford
Mrs. Reinach Dies in Berlin Heart Disease
Mrs. Oscar Reinach wife of a Chicago merchant died in Berlin on June 13 from heart disease. Her passing is reported from the German capital, noting her spouse's business ties to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Oscar Reinach
Chicago
Inquiry into broker Wienchs sanity granted by court
Justice Dickey granted an inquiry by jury into the mental condition of Henry Wienchs on petition by his wife Harriet Wienchs. Wienchs, over sixty, suffers paresis and once ran a Manhattan brokerage with Edward Ripke. Ripke left in 1891, the firm then became Ripke & Co for three years before Wienchs operated alone. Wienchs claims $3,500 and has no other property amid disputed Haytian trade accounts with Hugo Rainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey
Supreme Court
Harriet Wienchs
Henry Wienchs
Wienchs
Hugo Rainer
Saengerfest Parade Lineup and Divisions Listed
The Saengerfest torchlight march lineup includes heralds mounted police musicians and a long list of marshals adjutants and guests. Notables include Governor Roosevelt and festival directors with divisions featuring veterans singing societies and district contingents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bertsch
Jacob Frank
John Burger
Brooklyn
Troop C Leases Bay Side Farm for Summer Rendezvous
Troop C of Brooklyn leases the Daniel Lawrence farm at Bay Side Long Island for the season. The property offers ample barns and pasture to shelter and feed all the troop horses. Troopers will bring their mounts from Brooklyn next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Side
Long Island
Brooklyn
Daniel Lawrence
Magistrate Bristow’s Affliction Confines Judge at Home
Magistrate Henry Bristow of the Butler street court has been homebound for days with blood poisoning of unknown origin. Doctors speculated insect bite. surgery was briefly considered. The judge expects to resume duties on Monday at the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bristow
Butler St. Court
Sixth-ave
Newark man found guilty of manslaughter in second degree
William Parkinson of Newark New Jersey was found guilty of manslaughter in the second degree in the County Court. He was charged with killing Thomas Bedson on May 6 in Ralphave near Atlantic avenue in front of the home of Mrs. Mary McChesney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parkinson
Newark
N. J
Parkinson
Thomas Bedson
Ralphave
Atlantic Ave
Mary McChesney
Death of Longtime Rockville Physician Eldridge Leonard
Dr Eldridge K Leonard aged ninety nine? Wait: article states sixty nine died from blood poisoning in Rockville Conn at Elm street. Survived by widow and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville, Conn
Eldridge K. Leonard
Elmst
Cigarmakers Strike Remains Unsettled in New York
At Bohemian Hall a strike meeting rejected a conference report on wage scales. Strikers claim the proposed scale would be one third lower than city nonunion factories and that Kerbs Wertheim Schiffer seek to keep nonunion workers. Rosenstein says settlement not closer than three months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemian Hall
East Seventythird St
University Settlement
Kerbs
Wertheim & Schiffer Company
Ethan Rosenstein
Wertheim & Schiffer See
Rosenstein
Seventh Regular Meeting of Associated Physicians of Long Island
The seventh regular meeting invites members to Northport on Saturday. Program includes Trachoma by Dr. James C. Hancock with discussants Dru J. S. Wood and P. C. Jameson. Milk supply for infant feeding by Dr. J Finley Bell, with further talks on cows milk as infant food by Dr. Elias H. Bartley and several discussants. The association will be hosted by Northport Yacht Club and the village of Northport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Physicians of
Long Island
Northport
James C. Hancock
Brooklyn
Dru
J. 8. Wood
P. C. Jameson
J. Finley Bell
East Hampton
Elias H. Bartley
Navy Yard Notes on Winslow Torpedo Boat Launch
Admiral Philip observes a launch attempt at the Navy Yard for torpedo boat Winslow. The craft fouled the ways and rested partly in water. High tide may free it. Captain Henry Co. Taylor sent 166 landsmen from the Vermont to the Hartford at Tompkinsville for repairs at the Senton Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Navy Yard
Winslow
Enry Co. Taylor
Arg
Vermont
Hartford
Tompkinsville
Senton Navy Yard
Derelict Bark Cleveland Seen on Fire Near Latitude 49
The Leyland Line steamer Philadelphian reports sighting the derelict bark Cleveland on fire on a June day at 10 40 a.m. in latitude 49 25 and longitude 26 12. The burning vessel shows masts stubbed and gear attached, with the forward part intact. The Cleveland, a Norwegian bark of 1280 tons, sailed from Southampton May 5 bound for Nova Scotia, built at Quebec in 1873, hailing from Skien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyland Line
McCallum
Liverpool
Cleveland
Southampton
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Canada
Skien
Norway
Decision Against Bush Company Upholds $8,000 Judgment
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court sustains the jury verdict for Gibbons against the Bush Company Limited. Plaintiff awarded $8,000 and interest totaling over 9,200. Suit concerned unpaid balance on contracts to erect storehouses at Forty first and Forty second streets and river front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Dickey
Gibbons
Bush Company
Forty-first
Forty-second Sts
River Front
Degrees for Poly Boys at Institute Commencement
The Polytechnic Institute held its 1909 commencement in Brooklyn with a packed Academy of Music. Degrees were awarded to Edward Abberley Chilver Walter Hampden Dougherty Robert Malcom Gay Clayton Meeker Hamilton Henry Gottlieb Hartmann in arts and sciences Joseph Ed ar Hirsh in chemistry Harold Ephraim Hawx urst Daniel Oliver Towl Hobart Mason William Henry Oaken Jr James Anderson Pietsch and others in engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Abberley Chilver
Walter Hampden Dougherty
Robert Malcom Gay
Clayton Meeker Hamilton
Henry Gottlieb Hartmann
Joseph Edar Hirsh
Harold Ephraim Hawxurst
Daniel Oliver Towl
Hobart Mason
William Henry Oaken, Jr
James Anderson Pietsch
John Lind
Charles Vanderveer Rapelie
Jacob Schmitt
Daniel Oliver Tow
Girls' High School Commencement Ends Inspiring Ceremony
The 163 June graduates of the Girls' High School bade farewell at Nostrand avenue and Halsey street auditorium. J Edward Swanstrom presided as diplomas were presented by Edward G. Ward. Students delivered essays on Shakespeare, Hudson, Tennyson, and more, with Miss Stanwood giving the valedictory on the class motto Through Difficulties to Distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nostrandave
Halsey St. J
Miss Petersen
Hudson
Miss Wood
Tennyson
Miss
Fire ruins claim more lives at Weidmann cooperage
A second corpse was recovered from the North Eleventh street site, bringing the dead to four. Cesar Gude is believed to be among the remains. the list includes John M. Lockwood Aneust Benedict and Charles Colwell. Eight injured, three Italian workers, one fireman Joseph Rogerton, and a second fireman Robert Moll severely injured. Cause undetermined. loss placed at 175000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weidmann Cooperage
North Eleventh St
Kent Ave
Cesar Gude
Dean St
Weigand
Joseph Rogerton
Weidmann Brothers
Berry
North Firstets
Robert F. Moll
Halseyst
Dying man plays ragtime before fatal carbolic acid dose
William Wheeler a 40 year old broker's clerk and Western Union night operator at No 16 Broad St sat at a Grand Hotel piano on Tuesday night and played a merry ragtime tune while carbolic acid killed him He died before an ambulance arrived The New Brunswick native leaves a wife and two children His body will go to Halifax today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wheeler
Broadst
Western Union Telegraph Company
Grand Hotel
Washington St
Wheeler
New Brunswick
Halifax
Penny in the slot gambling arrestee held for grand jury
Magistrate Brenner yesterday held John Morrison of 115 Henry street for the grand jury on a charge of common gambling. Morrison, an agent for a penny in the slot device, operated in several small candy stores to attract children, including a machine in Mrs Strand's store at 4 Fourth Avenue. After refusing to buy, she objected and had it removed. Morrison was arrested when police observed him removing pennies from the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Wankel
Henry Jaeger
Wankels
Covington
Lexington Ave
East Eighty-seventh-st
Brenner
John Morrison
Henry St
Grand Jury
Morrison
Storrs Alcove Fund Planned by Long Island Historical Society
The Long Island Historical Society to raise twenty five thousand dollars to create a Storrs Alcove in its rooms. Funds will buy history biography and travel books and may procure a bronze bust of Rev Dr Richard Salter Storrs who led the society for over thirty years and was re elected shortly before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Long Island Historical Society
Richard Salter Storrs
Buried Alive in a Well on Long Island Farm
T W Hartley of Hauppauge, a steamfitter and East Thirty fourth street manufacturer, died when the upper portion of a well caved in on his farm in Central Islip. The well, dug to 167 feet, trapped him eight hours before workers could reach the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Islip
Long Island
T. W. Hartley
Hauppauge
Girls Prevent A Railroad Accident Near East Moriches
On June 13 in East Moriches Long Island a westbound mall train halted after a broken brake rod caused the baggage car to derail slightly. Schoolgirls alerted a waving station employee who signaled the brakeman. The train stopped before serious damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Moriches
Long Island
Grand Jury Adopts Bible Readings Before Sessions
The Queens County Grand Jury now begins daily sessions with Bible readings. District Attorney John B. Merrill was asked to arrange the practice, starting with Proverbs chapter fifteen. Merrill read the initial verses to open proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Queens County
John B. Merrill
Sarai Testerins
Merrill
New Jersey Divorce Case To Be Refiled After Clerk Error
Mrs Annie T Coveney widow of actor William J Florence married Coveney Jan 10 1893 seeks divorce on desertion grounds. Proceedings must be entered anew after an error in the Clerk of the Court of Chancery office unsigned original publication order. lawyer O Callaghan considers appeal to Governor Voorhees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGill
O'Callaghan
Voorees
Reform Church Synod Adjourns In New Brunswick 191
The ninety fourth annual session of the Synod of the Re formed Church in America adjourned after a week of deliberation in Asbury Park. The report on Overtures shows a neutral stance on woman safe, favors no federation with Indian churches, and supports cooperative mission work. Sympathy extended to the Archdeacon of Atlanta regarding Congress school efforts for freedmen. Pavonia Yachts clubs loss by fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Synod of the Reformed Church In America
New Brunswick
India
Atlanta
Congress
Pavonia Yacht Club Fire Destroys Boats and Storehouse
A fire at 4 o'clock yesterday morning destroyed the Pavonia Yacht Club shop and storehouse at the foot of Jersey Avenue Jersey City. Two yachts burned and three were damaged as flames spread to the clubhouse but the main building was saved. Loss estimated at 7000 dollars. Cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavonia Yacht Club
Jersey Ave
Jersey City
George Siddons
Henry Behrens
Seton Hall Commencement Held at Alumni Hall
Seton Hall College held its forty fourth commencement at Alumni Hall with Bishop Wigger presiding. Graduates, faculty, and notable speakers attended as medals and degrees were conferred. Orations included The Prisoner of Savona and The Promise of the Nineteenth Century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Orange
Seton Hall College
Alumni Hall
W. M. Wigger
Newark
John A. McFan
Trenton
Nickel
College Glee Club
Offessor E. B. O'Neil
Michael Joseph Mul Ngan
Savona
Henry Aloysius Beale
Edward Joseph Sweeney
Vatican
James Joseph Reynolds
John A. Stafford
Wigger
Duates
John Duncan Emmet
Jean
Palisades Commuters Gain a Point in Fare Talks
Englewood June 13 A Palisades Commuters Association committee met with Palisades Railroad Company President David Young to push cheaper fares. He said the board would likely approve a reduction about 20 cents, cutting round trip tickets from 40 to 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
Palisades
Palisades Railroad Company
Commuters' Association
David Young
Re Ae
T Road
Newark real estate man Joerschke missing over $3,440
Herman Joerschke a Newark real estate agent with an office at Highst and Springfield avenues is missing and a suit in attachment to recover 3440 36 has been filed against him with the County Clerk Joerschke is president of the Ward Building and Loan Association Papers were filed by Paul W Roder attorney for the association Joerschke has a wife and family at 2 South Sixth St His son said yesterday that Joerschke was ill and that it was believed his mind was affected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Joerschke
Highst
Springfield Ave
Newark
Joerschke
Ward Building and Loan Association
Paul W. Roder
Jourschike
No. 2
South Sixth-st
Murder Ends in Self-Inflicted Death in Saddle River
N J June 13 A W Jennings a Saddle River farmer was shot and killed this afternoon by his adopted son Edward Burnett who then shot himself in the head. The wound is believed fatal. The cause remains a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramseys
N. J
A. W. Jennings
Saddle River
Edward Burnett
Commercial Trust Company to build eight story Jersey City office
The Commercial Trust Company will erect an eight story office building on the site of Taylor's Hotel in Jersey City. Hedden & Sons of Newark secured the contract yesterday for 3,380,000. Excludes safe deposit vaults and furnishings, estimated at 30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Trust Company
Taylor's Hotel
Jersey City
Hedden & Sons
Newark
Probable presidential electors named in 1912 plans
At the Republican Convention in Trenton the slate for electors is expected to include Elbert Rappleye editor of The Jersey City Evening Journal for Hudson County John F Dryden president of Prudential for Essex County and John W Herbert of Middlesex County. Dryden previously served as a presidential elector and is favored to receive renomination along with Rappleye and Herbert across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Hudson County
Elbert Rappleye
Jersey City Evening Journal
Newark
John F. Dryden
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Essex County
Dryden
Mr. Rappleye
John W. Herbert
Middlesex County
Mrs L M Hutchinson Seriously Hurt In Wagon Accident
Long Branch New Jersey June 13 Special Mrs L M Hutchinson of New York a summer resident of Schiflein Park near Monmouth Beach was thrown from a wagon and seriously injured while riding with Mrs Marie T and her daughter They were returning from the Silver when on Hance's Hill the carriage upset and the occupants were thrown out Mrs Hutchinson was taken to Elkwood Inn with a double fracture of the ankle and extensive bruising her condition critical
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
L. M. Hutchinson
New York
Schiflein Park
Monmouth Beach
Ex-Judge Potts Named Convention Clerk
Ex-Judge J Herbert Potts of Jersey City was notified by United States Senator Kean of his appointment as a clerk at the Republican National Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Herbert Potts
Jersey City
United States
Kean
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Knickerbocker Yacht Club
Robert Jacob Drydock
City Island
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C. P. Buchanan
Clifford V. Brokaw
Sandy Hook
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Navy Yard Notes
POLY
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Auber
Hampden Gherty
Fortune Cate
Herbert Diequisition
I -Thalian
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the Girls’ High School
Miss Boyd
Iss O'Sullivan
Miss Hogeboom
John Burroughs
Miss Cohen
Mies Koos
Shakespeare
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Colwell
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NEW Jersey News
Reformed Church Synod
Pavonia Yacht Clubs
Seton Hall
Commercial Trust Company Building
J. Herbert Pots
Duffy’s Pure
Dallas
Texas
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Rochester
T. J. Mangum
Spring Valley
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Rochester, N.Y
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