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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1902

Page

11

Asbury Park Opens Summer Crowds Amid Drift of Reports

June crowds fill Asbury Park beaches as rain warmed the ocean and cottagers flood in for the renting season from June 35 to September. Drumfish migration threatens Barnegat oyster beds while locals push for stricter speed limits on Grand Ave. President Roosevelt may visit Monmouth County in September for the NRA meet at Sea Girt. Local residents and visitors arrive, with hotel and cottage stays noted across the town.

Asbury Park X. J Sunset Lake Library Hall Isolation Hospital Building Fund Zamma Pratt-Cowari Clarence Smith Clifton Jelliffe Nellie Treat Clara Bamman Mmiss Syrena Parmalier R. E. Peterson Gottschalk Deal Lake Commodore Wortman Varius Fred Innes New York Conterno Legion Grand-ave Roosevelt New Jersey Monmouth County National Rifle Association Sea Girt Army Navy The Rifle Association Washington Barnegat Bay Izaak Walton William H. Beard New-York Third-ave Annie Cathcart Brooklyn Berghst Margaret Stapleton Buffalo R. Allen Lewis Eighth-ave Edward C. Stokes Trenton Thomas Purdy Newark Long Branch Pennsylvania Railrose Company fAsbury-ave Florence D. Bell Smeest Wes Teire-ave Stine New-B Plaza Hotel Paul Kiam Tecumseh Sherman Imperial Hotel

Greenwood Lake Brushing Up for Summer Season

Greenwood Lake New Jersey June 17 Special residents prepare for busy days ahead as hotels reopen and fishing rises. Waterstone Cottage hosts a pavilion across from Chapel Island while Brandon House and Lakeside expect strong seasons. Oswego bass and pickerel catches are reported along with other ample landings.

Greenwood Lake N. J Eda Waterstone Waterstone Cottage Chapel Island Wen Nortwick Brandon Jesse Quackenbush Roe Cottage John Hazen Lakeside Lower West End J. E. Whiteside Fernclis A. la Porte Clifford Erie Greenwood Lake Glens W. C. Stranze New York George L. Smith Sunken Island Z. Moses United States Postal Service

Ocean Grove Summer Sermons And Musical Festival In Grove

The initial sermon of the season will be preached June 23 by Bishop Cyrus D. Foss with subsequent sermons by Bishops Fowler Walden and FitzGerald. A fifty five member orchestra and four grand pianos plus pipe organ will headline the musical attractions with rehearsals daily. Numerous notable visitors and cottagers from New York New Jersey and Philadelphia arrive for the season.

Ocean Grove N. J Cyrus D. Foss Philadelphia Fowler Walden FitzGerald Morgan Percy L. Tantum New York Mainave Pilgrim Pathway David Bruce Conklin Summerfield Hotel Charles P. McClelland Dobbs Ferry Ocean Pathway G. H. Sandison Olinst Lewis S. Todd Marlborough Asbury-ave Robert J. Black Jersey City Elizabeth Wood Ocean

Hotels Opening Some Late Arrivals Patchogue

Patchogue Long Island June 17 Special The vacation season begins with more guests arriving at local hotels and preparations underway. Ocean Avenue Hotel hosts J Adolph Mollenhauer H F Mollenhauer William Knight and several families from Brooklyn New York City. Coroner Philip T Williams occupies a summer cottage. Dr S W Clausen of the New York Health Department returns to a Riave cottage. Cliffton guests include J B Smith Charles W Sprague Jr Dr Harry Hicks F L Forrest and others from Brooklyn Plainfield New Jersey.

Patchogue Long Island Ocean Avenue Hotel J. Adolph Mollenhauer H. F. Mollenhauer William Knight Walter T. Baker J. L. Crouse Anna Scholz Brooklyn F. F. Buell Trey F. H. Mela W. Potter New York City Philip T. Williams Thomas Carlen S. W. Clausen New York Health Department Riave Cliffton J. B. Smith Charles W. Sprague, Jr Harry Hicks F. L. Forrest James Edward Whelan A. Kirby Bessie Dillon Rad Carolyne R. Moore Plaineld N. J

Lake Hopatcong Sizzles With Respite and Remarkable Fishing

At Lake Hopatcong New Jersey on June 17 Captain James Tucker arrives at a camp on the Sussex shore to enjoy fishing and quiet life. The upcoming Hotel Breslin opening signals the real start of the season as water levels stay steady and small boat fleets, including canoes with white sails, flourish. Miss Watson from Brooklyn and the Sterling sisters at the American House cottage colony draw attention with skilled canoe handling and sun exposure. Richard Chaplin touts horse riding along the Mount Arlington road, promising an active resort season.

Hopatcong N. J James Tucker Gotham Sussex Breslin Watson Brooklyn Sterling Sisters Richard Chaplin Mount Arlington Dick” Chaplin

Striker Official Arrested in Embezzlement Case

William C. Dittmer secretary of the dyers helpers union was arrested in Paterson on a $5 embezzlement charge after a member of the executive committee accused him of cashing a $35 Philadelphia check and using the funds for personal pleasure. Strikers at a meeting reacted with loud cries and calls for harsh punishment.

Historic Elberon coast buzz as season opens

Historic Elberon welcomes cottagers with H C Fahnestock expected to take possession of Ocean-ave cottage and Dos Passos moving into Garfield cottage. New arrivals include many New York and Philadelphia families. life savers drill slated at Seabright Beach Club. Monmouth Beach awaits Country Club opening.

Elberon N. J H. C. Fahnestock Ocean-ave Garfield John R. Dos Passos New-York Dos Passos Elberon Hotel Opea Robert MacDonald C. E. Loss Edward Hillson George W. Jones H. G. Johnson C. H. Brush New York Sloan E. C. Parish Kridel A. M. Kridel Fay I. L. Zincke Blanchard J. T. Clossen Plainfield West End H. B. Clements L. J. O'Reilly Emil Loeb Daniel Speyer A. E. Goodhart C. M. Cohen R. Gudewilly G. C. St. John Edward W. Preston Roxbury Conn Lewis Sylvester H. L. Sylvester D. M. Hyman Frederick A. Pell J. Seligman Cecile Seligman J. M. Bates T. Batcheller Boston Mass Douglass Powell England John H. Davis J. H. Morrell F. L. Gray Atlantic City Rice Hochster Miss Sanger Chicago George M. Pullman Pullman Villa New Britain Seabright North Jersey Monmouth Beach Congress Long Branch F. Strauss New- York J. C. Woolley Sairs-ave J. Roosevelt and Family Schlang Matilda Terrace IL H. Kempner F. Roose Bath-ave A. J. Simpson Ferns Cottage Cottage Place L. Tannebaum Daly Cottage I. B. Korn S. W. Korn Moss Cottages Barris Thomashefsky B. S. Cohen Morris Cottage Morris-ave J. C. West Franklin-ave Thomas L. Cornell M. C. Roldan Garfield-ave Bella K. Harlem Townley Cottage Second and Garfield Aves William Freeman Hendrickson Morris Ave E. 8. Naumburg McWood Cottage Morrisave C. Wisekoff MacMullen Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Long Branch High School First Presbyterian Church St. 2 Methodist Episcopal Church Guild of St. Cecilia St. James's Church Morris Jacobson New Westwood-ave Horace W. Sherman Linda Clark Camden John W. Woolley Bathave Ocean Grove St. Luke's Church Columbian Baths Charles H. Valentine

Honeymoon Visit Highlights Delaware Water Gap Scene

At Delaware Water Gap Pennsylvania June 17 special arrivals include Mr and Mrs J L Hubbard of New York on their honeymoon. They wed earlier in June after a September engagement announcement and will spend a week at a cottage above the village. The resort features new trains and plans for baths and fishing remain popular with visitors from New York.

Delaware Water Gap Penn J. L. Hubbard New York Hubbard Miss Fitch Kittatinny Brodhead Baths Warren County J. C. Lews Brooklyn M. M. Ames Miss Ames C. S. Marshall Miss Marshall Westchester Halsey Portland Pennsylvania

Long Island Resorts Scene Attracts Elite Summer Visitors

On Long Island Sound and Ocean towns activity rises as Hempstead Glen Cove Roslyn Sea Cliff Oyster Bay attract notable names. Roosevelt summered at Oyster Bay while Meadow Brook Rockaway and Southampton hosts entertainments draw prominent families and society clubs to Hempstead Cedarhurst Lawrence and Uniondale estates.

North Country Red Spring W. H. Faldwin Long Island Railroad Glen Cove Percy Chubb Paul Dana West Island North Side Edward R. Laden Pratt Duryea Paul D. Cravath Charles A. Dana New York Hempstead Rockaway Southampton Meadow Brook Sidney Dillon Ripley O. W. Bird Clarence H. Mackay Long Island Oliver H. P. Belmont Brock Holt Villa Durin Henry J. Vogel Harry Edwards Uniondale George W. P. Eustis Edward N. Dickerson William H. Force J. Henry Hard William A. Hazard Frank L Henry Amory G. Hodges Robert P. Huntington Foxhall Keene I. Chauncey McKeever Baron de R. Wardener Talbot J. Taylor James B. Taylor George Curtis Rand T. Chesley Richardson McePherson Kennedy John ©. Kilbret

Cottages Open in Pocono Park for New York Visitors

Visitors to Mount Pocono note rapid warm change after a cool day. The Dodd cottage at Knob Hill Park opens for the season with other New York cottages occupied. Rev Dr Batten, Tilinius, and Durland's Academy instructors contribute to a busy resort scene. Paradise tunnel undergoes a costly conversion by Lackawanna Railroad. Local anglers report trout glory after late evening fishing on Hooker's Brook and Buckhill Creek.

Mount Pocono Penn Pocono Dodd New York Knob Hill Park Batten Wiscasset Knob Tilinius Devil's Hole Forks Durland’s Academy Papa Lackawanna Railroad Paradise Tunnel George Allison Henry Burrows E. E. Hooker Pocono Mountain House Hooker's Brook Buckhill Creek

Memorial to the Revolution Dead in Syracuse on Bunker Hill Day

On June 17 Syracuse observed Bunker Hill Day with a bronze tablet honoring soldiers and sailors from Onondaga County. National and state officers of the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution attended along with local dignitaries including Senator Horace White who gave the oration. Florence Donohue unveiled the tablet at the Federal Building as greetings were extended by FAIRBANKS Little Logan Warfield and others.

Syracuse Bunker Hill Sons of the American Revolution Daughters of the American Revolution Sons and Daughters Onondaga County Florence Donohue Horace White Charles W. Fairbanks Washington Edwin Warfield Baltimore Williams. Little Rochester Walters

May Buy Tract for City Hall in Orange

Orange June 17 Special The City Hall project is revived. Colonel Daniel F Mixihan offers to sell his Main and Cleveland streets property for 40000 dollars, down from 65000. Common Council will decide next Monday whether to buy, as the lot is suitable for City Hall and high school with room for police station and fire headquarters.

Orange Daniel F. Mixihan Main and Cleveland Sts

Maybrick Pardon Expected During Coronation Week

Relatives in Mobile report private cable from London saying Florence Maybrick will receive a pardon in Coronation Week. She will be urged to return to her old home promptly after release from prison.

the Tribune Mobile Ala Florence Maybrick London Maybrick

Wealthy Rye residents chase robbers along Sound

A trio of millionaires on the Boston Post Road and Milton Point Road led a three mile pursuit of two burglars who robbed four country places on the Sound shore. One thief was captured after tosses of silverware and a bag of loot, while the other fled. The prowlers also raided the American Yacht Club area and St. John’s Boston Post Road home before escaping. The captured man, Henry Hoffman of Brooklyn, awaits grand jury action after being jailed at Mamaroneck.

Boston Post Road Milton Point Road Rye Sound Birnie Douglas P. Birnie Grace Thompson Post Road Edward P. Cowles David S. Cowles Justus A. B. Cowles Charles P. Cowles Peterson Peter Johnson van Amringe’s Rye Neck Rye Summer Colony Mamaroneck Henry Hoffman Brooklyn Kane T. M. St. John P. S. Forbes Mr. St. John

Testimony Opened in Charge Against High School Teacher

In Paterson the School Commission held a hearing on charges against Miss Isa bella Scott accused by Henry L. Berdan of persecuting his daughter Susie Berdan. Witnesses described alleged classroom abuse and insults, while defense witnesses supported Miss Scott. Hearing adjourned without a day set.

Paterson Henry L. Berdan Isabella Scott Miss Scott Susie Berdan Amy Krom Poverty Row Broadway Miss Vermorel Jane McKiernan Nora Coyle Alice Dealey

Thompson-Starrett Company Increases Capital to Million

Albany June 17 reports Thompson Starrett Company of New York certified a capital increase from 350000 to 1000000 dollars. Directors named are Albert M Boardman Henry B Platt Theodore Starrett Goldwin Starrett and Joseph A Flynn.

Albany Thompson-Starrett Company of New York Albert 3. Boardman Henry B. Platt Theodore Starrett Goldwin Starrett Joseph A. Flynn

Atlantic City Busy With Police Season Evidence and Notables

Atlantic City reports pleasant weather as Chief Eldridge expands patrols on the boardwalk and adds a bicycle officer in the lower city. John Philip Sousa and his band arrive for engagements, while hotel news includes Charles R. Myers winning a land dispute. visitors enjoy baseball, a Plumbers convention event, and numerous prominent guests at local hotels.

Atlantic City N. J Eldridge Albany Jackson Aves Stoy Regor John Philip Sousa Philadelphia Will Charles R. Myers Metzger Mr. Myers King Chicago United States Rudolf William McMurray San Francisco California Convention Hall Mp McMurray Association Roy Royal Palace J. P.hill Black House L. B. Davis New-York Ponce de Leon A. L. Nordon M. N. Wise Aylesworth B. G Taite Traymore

New York Lawyers Barred From New Jersey Courts

New Jersey Supreme Court ruled New York City attorneys may not practice before New Jersey courts. The rule targets New York City lawyers while allowing nonresidents admitted in other states by discretion, prompting criticism and calls for possible reciprocal modification.

Trenton N. J Supreme Court New-York New-Jersey Gummere Court of Errors and Appeals Supreme Court of New- York New Jersey New York Court of Chancery New Jersey Supreme Court United States Pennsylvania Rogers Blair Guggenheim United States Steel Corporation W. D. Guthrie Justice Pitney New York State New York City

Blacksmiths Strike Over New Time Keeping System At Rogers Locomotive

About one hundred blacksmiths and helpers at Rogers Locomotive Works walked out in Paterson to protest a new time keeping plan. Molders and boilermakers joined the protest as the management refused to withdraw the system and workers planned broader action.

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