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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1908

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Jutos IV Fatal Crash Near Hempstead Farms Mineola Long Island

One man died and several injured in a two car crash on Sethpage Turnpike east of Hempstead Farms Mineola Long Island. José X Arosemena 42 of New Rochelle died en route to Nassau Hospital while others including Mrs José X Arosemena and children were treated for injuries. Driver William Benedict and occupants of the other car linked to C E Darnell trainer of thoroughbreds faced investigation. Durnell divorce suit referenced.

Sethpage Turnpike Hempstead Farms Mineola Long Island José X. Arosemena Tryig Automobile Register C. E Boots Darnell José X Josephine Arosemena John Dugan Eddie Pagan William Graham Prema Nassau Hospital Wiliam Grippan Cornell Gripman Arosemenas Duran William Dugan Emma Graham John Roller East 19Th Street Sheepshead Bay John Benedict 47Th Street Manhattan Eddie” Dugan Metropolitan Harry Payne Whitney American Color Plate Company West and Hubert Streets Washington Avenue New Rochelle Larchmont Yacht Cmera Clubs Durnells Ave Mars Durnell Beatrice Grew Elizabeth Grew Brooklyn Institut Tone

Pope Excommunicates French Senators Over Separation Vote

Paris dispatch reports the pope excommunicated all French legislators who backed the separation bill. French bishops are urged to deny Christian burial unless repentance occurs. The edict uses phrases referencing withholding or other instruments and indicates the act places the door of salvation under church sanction.

Paris Rome

Wild shot kills woman at West 45th front window

Mrs Tessie Volland, leaning from her fifth floor West 45th Street home, was fatally shot when a man in the street fired four shots into the air. The bullet struck her heart as she and husband Charles Volland watched a beer crowd nearby. Suspects Albert Ferrell and Mel Purrell were detained for questioning.

West 45Th Tessie Volland

Pittsburg Plate Co to Make Glass Headstones

The Pittsburg Plate Company says it has received several orders to manufacture glass headstones forMintonee graves. A unique feature will be that the stones can be blown in the photograph of the deceased.

The Tribune Pittsburg Plate Company

Suffragette Rally Draws About Half a Million in Hyde Park

London June 21 half a million people packed Hyde Park and surrounding streets for a suffragette demonstration. Twenty speakers urged votes for women while provinces delegates joined London groups. Police reinforced after scuffles at Mrs Parkhurst and Mrs Martel platforms. thirty people treated for minor injuries amid noisy interruptions.

London Hyde Park

Chautauqua Storm Rips Prairie Du Chien Tents Down

A devastating late night storm floods Prairie du Chien Wisconsin with rain hail and wind. It wrecks crops unroofs buildings and up to fifteen hundred spectators are buried under two tents at Lacrosse Interstate Fair Grounds. No major injuries reported as Captain Hobson had departed before the storm. Hail four inches deep and two foot diameter trees noted. Railroads suffer washouts and the storm spans Cassville to Lynxville about forty five miles. Lacrosse reports a wider Mississippi Valley wind hail event from Winona to Dubuque.

Prairie du Chien Wis Lacrosse Interstate Fair Grounds R. P. Hobson Cassville Lynxville Lacrosse Winona Mississippi Dubuque

Insane preacher shot in Fredericksburg street death

In Fredericksburg Missouri a 70 year old Rev W Strauss of the German Evangelical Church shot at four men in the street while in a state of insanity. Max Knische fired back with a pistol and killed Strauss. The four men were unhurt.

Herman, Mo W. Strauss German Evangelical Church Fredericksburg Strauss Place Strauss Max Knische

WRECK HURTS NINETEEN NEAR HAGERSTOWN

A crowded trolley car crashed into an open switch near Hagerstown Maryland injuring seven seriously and wounding many others. The most hurt include Miss Mary Albert Miss Violet Johnson Miss Eva Griffith Mrs Thomas White and several children. The switch had been tampered with and the motorman acted too late. A relief train was sent and injured were taken to the town hospital.

the Tribune Hagerstown Mary Albert Violet Johnson Eva Griffith Thomas White

Judges And Lawyers Marooned In Ohio River Sandbar

Eleven Allegheny judges and three hundred members of the Allegheny County Bar Association were marooned from 9 PM to 5 AM after the Island Queen ran onto a sandbar near Davis Island during an annual outing. The bar and judges passed the hours playing bridge and other games until a tug pulled the boat free at 1 AM.

Tribune Pittsburg Allegheny Courts Allegheny County Bar Association Ohio River Bar Association Good Ship Davis Island

Foxhounds Arrive for Myopia Hunt Club in Boston

Thirty six royal foxhounds landed in Boston on the steamship Angi, imported by the Myopia Hunt Club to replace a recently decimated pack of fifty three killed amid rabies concerns. The dogs were purchased in England and include blue ribbon winners.

Tribone Boston Royal Foxhorrs Angi Myopia Hunt Club England

Nine Bathers Drown in City Waterways Amid Heat

A heat wave drew thousands to New York City area waters leaving nine drownings and several rescues. Notable incidents occurred in the East River near 73d Street and Harlem River near Washington Bridge with multiple youths and adults succumbing or fighting cramps. Rescue efforts saved some, while others were recovered or revived by ferries and hospital staff.

Brighton Beach Coney Island Rockaway East River John Milton East 70Th Street Milton Jack William Glynn James Aisha Thomas Clarkson Pike Street Patrick McNally Bowery Daniel Coffy McNally Coffy Bronx Blackwell's Island Hospital Harlem Washington Bridge Robert Roper East 169Th Street Joseph Bizenzo Sullivan Street Roper Bizenzo Felix Zannaro Canal Street George Williamson Bleecker Street Brooklyn North Beach Fred Harmale East 24Th Street Williamson St. John’s Hospital Staten Island Sound Frank Donohue Philip Donohue East Jersey Street Elizabeth N. J George Gengal John A. Roebling’s Sons Roebling Delaware River Bordentown Bartley Reablie Newton Netcong Pond Lake Hopatcong Landing Harry Law Richfield Morris Canal Louis Mitchell Mitchell Law Henry Ruddenigan Jersey City East Side Young Men’s Christian Association East 86Th Street Frank Kriz Daniel F. Griffin East 35Th Street Flatbush Manhattan Beach Gamble W. O'Malley Clarendon Road O'Malley Benjamin John Scott Gold Street Frank Kane Water Street John Ramsay John Burnham

Curtiss June Bug Tops Public Flight Mileages

In Hammondsport New York on June 21 the Curtiss June Bug made three flights on Aero drome No 3 under the Aerial Experiment Association. The last flight covered 1266 feet at 34.5 mph, hailed as a major aviation feat. Witnesses included Dr. Graham Bell and other association members.

Hammondsport N. Y America Aerial Experiment Association G. H. Curtiss Graham Bell

American car nears Baikal in New York to Paris race

A dispatch from Irkutsk reports the American car has crossed Lake Baikal in the New York to Paris race and is expected to arrive soon. The German car is at Irkutsk and will stay there until day.

Paris Irkutsk New York Lake Baikal

President at church begins "real vacation" in Oyster Bay

A crowd greets President Theodore Roosevelt as he and Mrs. Roosevelt attend service at Christ Church Oyster Bay on a hot June day. The day also features the opening of the post office for mail, while Secretary Loeb manages White House business from the executive office. Roosevelt plans a two hour morning work period before recreation with family.

the Tribune Oyster ‘Bay Christ Church Oyster Bay Henry H. Washburn White House Washington Latta Loeb

Hayes Denies Quoted Roosevelt Jab on Japanese Exclusion

Congressman E A Hayes says published remarks misquoted him about Roosevelt’s stance on Japanese exclusion. He explains he spoke to the President who advised he could report that diplomacy should continue, and if needed, support for exclusion legislation to protect the Pacific coast.

San José Cal Asiatic Exclusion League E. A. Hayes Roosevelt Japan Hayes California Pacific Coast

Tide Laps Sleeping Boy At Coney Island

Six year old Albert Sheldon of Jersey City ran away with 15 cents to visit Coney Island. He slept in a sand covered hole as the tide rose, was found by a patrolman, and was reunited with his father after a warning from Captain Kelly.

Coney Island Albert Sheldon 6Th Street Jersey City Albert Riccadonna James Lambert Captain Kelly

Students Should Play for Money Says Hall Sermon

Worcester June 21. Dr G Stanley Hall of Clark University argues students should play summer baseball for money. He contends a gifted player has a duty to use his talent to earn funds for college or essential needs. He extends support for athletes to monetize talent.

the Tribune Worcester Mass G. Stanley Hall Clark University

Nineteen Sentenced to Death in Russian Verdicts

St. Petersburg reports that a man and a woman were condemned to death in Warsaw for involvement in an attempt on General Skatlon, Governor General of Warsaw. Seventeen other death sentences were announced from various Russian towns and cities.

St. Petersburg Warsaw Benrg Skatlon Russia

Prince Heli de Sagan and Mme Gould Travel UK

The Echo de Paris reports Prince Hélie de Sagan and Mme Gould drove from Paris to Boulogne, crossed the Channel, and arrived in Folkestone as part of their journey in England.

Prince and Mme. Gould England Paris Echo de Paris Hélie de Sagan Boulogne Folkestone

Taft Narrow Escape On Pennsylvania Flyer

Secretary Taft escaped serious harm when a piston rod broke on the Pennsylvania flyer near Coshocton Ohio at 6 30 pm. The engine derailed risk was averted by quick actions of a towerman and the engineer who stopped the six car train on a sharp curve. A replacement locomotive arrived after about an hour and the train continued east.

Taft National Dennison

Fright Restores Sight of Des Moines Player Cantillon

James Cantillon, a Des Moines professional baseball player and brother of Joe Cantillon, regained vision in his right eye at Bellevue Hospital after five weeks of near blindness. Seven months earlier he lost the left eye from an injury in Chicago and developed sympathetic eye trouble. Doctors had hesitated to operate but finally did, prompting his exclamation I can see. The case puzzled physicians.

James Cantillon Des Moines Joe” Cantillon Washington Bellevue Hospital Cantillon Chicago New York

Sentry Shot By Guard Sends Connecticut Troopist Home

Theodore J. Morrison a seventeen year old Coast Artillery cadet of the Connecticut National Guard was wounded in the hip by a sentry at Fort Terry after a dance and transported to Fordham Hospital. He later paid six dollars for treatment and was sent home without care. His father a contractor lodges complaint asking why a state soldier paid his own medical expenses.

Theodore J. Morrison 3D Regiment Coast Artillery Connecticut National Guard Fordham Hospital Crotona Avenue Bronx Fort Terry Plum Island Conn Morrison New London Connecticut

Jewelry Firm Hard Up Seeks Time to Rebound

Chester Billings & Son, a major jewelry house at Nas sau street and Fifth avenue, was placed under two trustees including Uzal H. McCarter of Fidelity Trust and Hugo Oppenheimer. The firm is described as temporarily embarrassed from overstocking and weak sales. McCarter says solvency may return with time. creditor P Sanford Ross, Billings’ son-in-law, holds about $100,000 and McCarter represents creditors for a similar amount.

Chester Billings P. Sanford Ross Billings McCarter

Berkshire Car Wreck in Williamstown Stuns North Adams

In Williamstown late tonight a collision of Hoosac Valley trolley cars left two residents fatally injured and seven more hurt. Among the seriously injured are James Lee a motorman and Albert McClen a Williamstown passenger in critical condition. Other Williamstown locals sustained multiple injuries including fractures cuts and a broken leg with several treated at the hospital.

North Adams Mass Hoosac Berkshire Street Railway Williamstown James Lee Albert McClen Peter McMahon C. S. Colvin Ray Middlebrook Henry la Forest Charles Harrington William Reed Alice McCren Meury Nichols

Taft Begins Eastern Trip From Cincinnati Today

Secretary Taft travels to New York by Pennsylvania Railroad with Frank B. Kellogg and others. He aims for Yale Corporation meeting in New Haven, while Ohio supporters push for Hitchcock as chair. Taft’s stay includes church attendance, meetings with Olcott and Longworth family, and hints of a July Cincinnati return.

Tribune Cincinnati Taft Frank B. Kellogg Minnesota Department of Justice J. van Vechten Olcott Olcott New York Wade Ellis James T. Williams Pennsylvania Railroad New York, New Haven & Hartford New Haven Yale Corporation Hitchcock Ohio Senator Lodge Senator Long Vorys Root Nicholas Longworth Charles P. Taft Aaron Ferris Ferris Mr. Ferris Martin Muldoon Muldoon Patrick Flannigan Flannigan

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E. Darnell Dugans Mena José K Pope France Thug Company Wisconsin Insane Preacher Curtiss Machine Thomas Car Hall Towerman P. R. R. Flyer Coshocton Guardsman Chester Billings & Son Bernshire MR. Taft Christ Episcopal Church W. H. Poole Young Taft Yeez Fellers Yees Dom Ferris Hollister Henry M. Hoyt United States Howard €. Hollister Harrison John Addison Porter McKinley Mobister Meyt Yale
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