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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1902

Page

27

Asbury Park Becomes Summer Seashore Hub Reports Cove up

June crowd fills Asbury Park New Jersey with cottagers and visitors as renting season starts. concerts on the beach planned. drumfish threaten oysters Barnegat Bay. Roosevelt potential September visit to Monmouth County teased. local officials pledge enforcement of speed limits for autos on Grand Ave.

Asbury Park X. J Sunset Lake Isolation Hospital Building Fund Emma Pratt-Coward Clarence Smith Clifton Jelliffe Nellie Trest Clara Bamman Syrena Parmaler R. E. Peterson Gottschalk Deal Lake Deal Take Commodore Wortman Varius Fred Innes New York Conterno Gade Innes Bradley Voight Burke Burke Legion Grand-ave Lmits Roosevelt New Jersey Monmouth County National Rifle Association Sea Girt Army Navy Life Association Washington New-York and Long Branch the Park Interlaken Avon Barnegat Bay E Oyster Planter Izaak Welton William H. Beard Third-ave Long Branch Pennsylvania Railrose Company lAsbury-ave D. Bell New-York Stine New-B Sean Ers Es Ecumseh Sherman New Imperial Hotel

Greenwood Lake prepares for summer guests and fishing

Greenwood Lake New Jersey June 17 Special Residents brace for wood days as hotels open for season. Waterstone Cottage pavilion starts anew while Brandon House and Lakeside draw guests. Oswego bass and pickerel catches reported as season nears with several hotels and boarding houses ready for visitors.

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

Summer sermons and concerts anchor Ocean Grove season

Ocean Grove New Jersey June reports that Bishop Cyrus D Foss will preach the season opening sermon on June 23 with Bishops Fowler Walden following and FitzGerald later. Dr Tallisan Morgan returns to direct a 55 member orchestra and rehearsals run daily 9 to 12. Numerous New York and New Jersey prominent guests occupy cottages along Ocean Pathway Embury Avenue Pitman Avenue and Ocean Front during the summer season.

Ocean Grove N. J Cyrus D. Foss Philadelphia Fowler Walden FitzGerald Musical Festival Chorus the Grove Morgan Percy L. Tantum New York Mainave Pilgrim Pathway David Bruce Conklin Summerfield Charles P. McClelland Dobbs Ferry Casey Oceanave William J. Johnston New-York Embury-ave Charles Crowell Pitman-ave Robert Lavery Brooklyn Broadway Wade R. Brown Tabor Way Carl Schrieber Heck-st Adem Wallace George C. Maddock Trenton New Jersey State Prison

Patchogue Season Opens With Rising Hotel Arrivals

Patchogue Long Island June 17 Special The vacation season begins as tourists stream in and hotels show livelier activity. Openings push for readiness by week’s end with notable arrivals at Ocean Avenue Hotel including J Adolph Mollenhauer H F Mollenhauer William Knight and several couples from Brooklyn Troy New York City and beyond along with coroner Philp T Williams occupying a summer cottage. Dr S W Clausen of the New York Health Department returns to Ridcrave residence while others settle at Cliffton and local summer homes.

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 Troy F. H. Mela W. Potter New York City Philp T. Williams Thomas Carlen S. W. Clausen New-York Health Department Ridcrave J. B. Smith Charles W. Sprague Harry Hicks F. L. Forrest James Edward Whelan A. Kirby Bessie Dillon Carolyne R. Moore North Country Red Spring W.W. H. Baldwin Long Island Railroad Glen Cove Percy Chubb Paul Dana West Island North Side Edward R. Laden Pratt Duryea Paul D. Cravath Charles A. Dana

Captain James Tucker Arrives at Lake Hopatcong Resort

Special correspondence notes Captain James Tucker, famed black bass fisherman from Gotham, staying at a Sussex shore camp near Lake Hopatcong. With Hotel Breslin soon open for the season, the lake shows ample small boat activity including skilled canoeing by Miss Watson and Tan-covered Sterling sisters. Richard Chaplin promotes horse-drawn touring on the Mount Arlington road.

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

Striker Secretary Arrested in Embezzlement Case

William C. Dittmer, secretary of the union of the dyers helpers, was arrested in Paterson on a $5 embezzlement charge. John Keeley, an executive committee member, alleges Dittmer cashed a $35 Philadelphia check for personal use. At a strikers meeting, members shouted warnings and threats.

Elberon Sees Summer Arrival Surge on Jersey Coast

Historic Elberon hosts a flood of cottagers with H C Fahnestock due to take Ocean-ave cottage. Dos Passos will occupy Garfield cottage. many New York families arrive. Life savers drill at Seabright Beach Club. Monmouth Beach awaits Country Club opening. weather cool for swimming. Captain Valentine remains active at Monmouth Beach.

Elberon N. J H. C. Fahnestock Ocean-ave Garfield John R. Dos Passos New-York Dos Passos Elberon Hotel 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 Seth M. Milliken White South Lincolnave W. H. Glass Stratton C. L. Gans Durand G. T. Lewis Philadelphia Cricket Lodge C. Shaw Banger Mr. Banger Rossin M. Rossin Blanchard J. T. Clossen Plainfield West End H. B. Clements L. J. O'Reilly Emil Loeb Danil Speyer A. E. Goodhart C. M. Cohen R. Gudewlly G. C. St. John Edward W. Preston Roxbury Conn Lewis Sylvester H. L. Sylvester D. M. Hyman Frederick A. Pell J. Seligman Cecile Seligman Boston Mass Douglass Powell England John H. Davis J. H. Morrell F. L. Gray Atlantic City Rice Hechster 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 Barris Thomashefsky B.L. Cohen Morris Cottage Morris-ave J. C. West Franklin-ave Thomas L. Cornell M. C. Roldan Garfield-ave Pella K. Harlem Townley Cottage Second Garfield Aves William Freeman Hendrickson Morrisave Guild of St. Cecilia St. James's Church Morris Jacobson New Westwood-ave Horace W. Sherman Linda Clark Camden Handley St. Luke’s Parsonage Joseph Hammerschlag Phillipsave Louis Fields Weber & Fields Chelsea H. Hunt Mary Parker Eleanor Brown Harriett Mann Bessie Edson Helen Knight Caroline Smith Augusta Owen H. C. Scobey Owen Rutherford Hunt Cottage Chelsea-ave A. Wein Hullck Cottage West End-ave Europe J. Bauman Hollywood Columbian Baths Charles H. Valentine

Honeymooning New Yorkers At Delaware Water Gap Resort

Arrivals include Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hubbard of New York who wed in early June after meeting here two seasons ago. The lodge life begins as cottages fill, baths open soon, and Friday and Saturday trains boost visitor numbers. Bass fishing draws daily strings with Captain Halsey reporting a 17 fish day near the bridge.

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 VU. S. Marshall Miss Marshall Westchester Halsey Portland Pennsylvania

Summers on Long Island Attract East Coast Elite

Long Island resorts along Sound and Ocean buzz with summer activity as Hempstead Roslyn Glen Cove and Ocean towns host Meadow Brook Rockaway and Southampton members. Notables including the Belmonts Kennedy Ripley Kernochan Dana and Pershing frequent country seats and house parties while clubs lure equestrian golf and driving enthusiasts.

New York Hempstead Rockaway Southampton Meadow Brook Sidney Dillon Ripley O. W. Bird C. H. P. Belmont August Belmont Dudley Gautier James L. Kernochan H. van Rensselaer Kennedy Oliver H. P. Belmont Brock Holt Villa Henry J. Vogel Harry Edwards Uniondale Rockaway Hunt Club Cedarhurst Lawrence Frederick Almy Henry D. Babcock le Grand Benedict Dr. F. Tilden Brown Robert L. Burton John H. Burton Middleton Burrill Edward L. Hurrill Winthrop Burr Eugene S. Goodby Anson W. Hard James R. Keene Henry Phelps Case Dantel Chauncey John Elliot Cowdin George W. F. Hustis Edward N. Dickerson William H. Force J. Henry Hard William A. Hazard Frank

Pocono Visitors Enjoy Cooler Weather and Cottages Open

Mount Pocono reports a brisk change in temperature causing visitors to bring wraps. Cottages in Knob Hill Park are occupied with few New Yorkers. notable locals include Rev. Dr. Batten and Tilinius. The Lackawanna Railroad will convert Paradise tunnel to an open cut, costing several hundred thousand dollars. Trout were caught by Allison, Burrows, and Hooker, while locals praise fishing in Buckhill Creek and Ooker's Brook.

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

Memorial Tablet Honors Revolution Soldiers in Onondaga

In Syracuse on June 17 memorial events for Bunker Hill Day featured National and State officers of the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution as guests. A bronze tablet was unveiled at the Federal Building to honor revolution soldiers and sailors from Onondaga County with remarks by Senator Horace White and greetings from leading society members.

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 William §. Little Rochester Walters

May Buy Tract for City Hall in Orange

The city considers purchasing Colonel Daniel F Mixthan’s Main and Cleveland streets property for 40000 dollars for a city hall and high school site. The council meets next Monday to decide, the offer below its former 65000 dollar asking price. The tract includes space for a police station and fire headquarters with a rear 20 foot square lot.

Orange Daniel F. Mixthan Main and Cleveland Sts

Mrs Maybrick Pardon Expected During Coronation Week

Relatives in Mobile report private London cables saying Mrs Florence Maybrick will be pardoned during Coronation Week. She is advised to return to her old home promptly after release from prison.

the Tribune Mobile Ala Florence Maybrick London Maybrick

Wealthy Rye residents chase burglars along Sound

In an early morning pursuit along the Sound, a yacht and rowboats chased two burglars who had robbed four country houses near the Boston Post Road and Milton Point Road in Rye. One thief was captured after a long flight. the other escaped, tossing stolen silverware and fleeing into the woods as neighbors converged.

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 Heard in School Complaint Against Miss Scott

In Paterson the School Commission heard charges by Henry Berdan against high school teacher Miss Isa bella Scott. Evidence described hostile classroom conduct including insults and naming sections Poverty Row and Broadway. Defense witnesses contradicted some expressions and the hearing adjourned without a date.

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

Thompson-Starrett Co doubles capital to 1 million in Albany

The Thompson Starrett Company of New York certified a capital increase from 350 040 to 1 000 000 in Albany on June 17. Directors named are Albert B Boardman Henry B Platt Theodores Starrett Goldwin Starrett and Joseph Aynn.

Albany Thompson-Starrett Company of New York Albert B. Boardman Henry B. Platt Theoiies Starrett Goldwin Starrett Joseph Aynn

Atlantic City Sees Police Patrols Tighten As Summer Opens

Atlantic City enlivens the summer with a bike patrol on the boardwalk to curb crooks and protect visitors from Albany to Jackson avenues. Mayor Stoy approves the plan as Chief Eldridge adjusts the patrol, while Sousa arrives to begin engagements with his band at Steeplechase Pier.

Atlantic City N. J Eldridge Albany Jackson Aves Stoy John Philip Sousa Em Horgs Philadelphia Hammonton Sogge Charles RP. Myers Metager Myers Basetall Chicago United States Rudolf William McMurray San Francisco California Mp McMurray Association Mr. Roy Royal Palace J. P. Hill Black House L. B. Davis New-York Ponce de Leon L. Nerdon M. N. Wise Aylesworth B. G. Taite Traymore

New York Lawyers Barred From New Jersey Courts

New Jersey Supreme Court ruled today that New York lawyers may not practice before New Jersey courts due to lack of reciprocity. Chief Justice Gummere announced the rule at the June term, noting prior NY scrutiny and no NY response. The rule restricts city residents of New York from appearing, while allowing non resident out of state counsel by leave.

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

General Strike Threatened by Rogers Locomotive Workers

About one hundred blacksmiths and helpers at Rogers Locomotive Works refused to work in protest of a new time keeping system requiring workers to record piece time and costs. Moulders and boiler workers have joined protests, and management has refused to withdraw the plan.

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