Ayme recounts seven mile high Mont Pelée explosions
Louis Henry Ayme United States Consul at Guadeloupe spoke at the Holland House about relief work in Martinique after the Mont Pelée disaster. He described ash columns seven miles high and explosions on May 8 and June 6, noted no molten lava, and praised local civilians for relief efforts aiding 860 refugees with funds and provisions.
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Louis Henry Ayme
United States
Guadeloupe
Caracas
San Juan
Holland House
Aymé
Tribune
Martinique
Ine
Mont Pelée
Fort de France
Mr. Aymé
Jan Ore
Mrr
Basse Metre
Morne Echelle
Aym
State Department
Washington
St. Pierre
Gaudeloupe
Hey
Mont Pele
Sterling
Naval Staaf San Juan
Kington
Fontabelle Brings Roraima Survivors from West Indies
The Quebec Line steamer Fontabelle arrived yesterday from the West Indies with sixty one whin passengers. On board were survivors of the steamer Roraima and several seamen, previously treated in a hospital at St Umoia for twenty one days. Among the saloons a well known Philadelphia Geographical Society print was observed along with several reporters and medical staff.
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Fontabelle
West Indies
Roraima
Giuseppe
Salvador Aicelle
Francisco Dangelo
St Qmoia
Philadelphia Geographical Society
Ssrs
Varain
Jai
Kavanagh
George Ken
Angelo
Rebuilt Russell Place Church Dedicates Brooklyn Edifice
The Russell Place Methodist Church in Brooklyn on Russell Place and Herkimer Street was dedicated after extensive reconstruction costing 6000. Bishop Anns preached, with platform remarks by ex-Controller Bird S. Coler and other leaders. Future services and union events are announced.
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Russell Place
Russell Place and
Herkimerst
Brookfen
Bishop Anns
James S. Chadwick
Bird S. Coler
Charlies
Wing
A. W. Eyt
Brooklyn Church
John H. Hobbs
Ocean Hill
Simmons
George Gellis
John E. Searles
Willut
Twi
Police Enforce Night Lamp Ordinance in New Rochelle
Rochelle police halted sixteen motorists and pedestrians for driving without carriage lamps under a city night lighting ordinance. Judge Phelps fined all arrested at four dollars. hundreds were stopped, with some offenders including women. One case involved Mr. Menning whose arrest delayed him and led to a relative’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-Rochelle
Phelps
Thomas Menning
Bill
K ‘Timmons
Two Old Men Sent to Bellevue Hospital
Two men whose combined ages are 188 years were sent to Bellevue Hospital yesterday. Isaiah Kulnewater a ninety year old German peddler of No 22 Bowery fell ill at Grand Street and Bowery. Brennan aged ninety one of No 55 year street collapsed on the East Side.
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Bellevue Hospital
Isaiah Kulnewater
Bowery
Grandst
Brennan
Yst
Park Sickness Rally Alarms Central Park Officials
Police report a new illness dubbed park sickness spreading in Central Park. Dr. Goldsmith of the ambulance corps says it follows abrupt moves from crowded tenement rooms to open park air. Many women and children have sudden fits prompting ambulance calls.
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Central Park
Goldsmith
Immigrant Otillie Castnaugle to be deported from Ellis Island
Otillie Castnaugle, a Saxony native who arrived four days ago posing as a woman, is revealed as a man and faces deportation. Officials cut his long hair, note his blue eyes and husky voice, and reference Murray Hall’s similarly strange case. He, and a Hebrew companion, fear life back home in male attire.
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Otillie
Castnaugle
Ellis Island
Saxony
Philadelphia
Mme. Recaimer
Board of Special Inquiry
Murray Hall
Tammany Club
Sixth Ave
Jefferson Market
Weight Causes His Death in Brooklyn Boat Accident
Thomas Neely a Brooklyn hotel keeper at Atlantic and New Jersey Aves went fishing with two companions. Their skiff overturned and Neely weighed 250 pounds struggled to stay afloat for about twenty minutes before drowning despite rescuers efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Neely
Atlantic
New Jersey Aves
Brooklyn
Neely
Runaway Runabout Crash In Brooklyn Injures Two
Arthur L. Somers and a young woman were thrown from a fast trotter driven runabout on Ocean Parkway near Minden's Hotel Brooklyn. The horse galloped away injuring Mr Somers with a compound fracture of the right leg. The woman fainted but recovered. she remained with him at Kings County Hospital until late. Police and hospital officials withheld her name at her request.
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Arthur L. Somers
Ninth St
Brooklyn
Daniel M. Somers
Miss Engeman
Ocean Parkway
Minden’s
Somers
Kings County Hospital
Mount Vernon Permit Hinge on NY and Port Chester Fare Rates
Mount Vernon aldermen delay granting cross streets permit to the New York and Port Chester Rapid Transit until President Gotschall agrees to fix fares. Fears persist that the Pennsylvania Railroad backs the project to challenge rivals by routing trains via electric lines to Grand Central, avoiding current tunnels and costs.
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Mount Vernon
New York and
Port Chester Rapid Transit
New Corporation
Gotschall
Gotschail
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York and Port Cloister
New England
New-York, Haven and Hartford Railroad
Isylvania
New-Haven
Woodlawn
Grand Central Station
Fiske
Flack Wins Over ONeill In New Congress Race
Returns from the Republican primary in Jack County show William H. Flack carrying fourteen of nineteen towns over W T ONeill in the race for a new Congress district seat. St Lawrence has seventeen votes while Franklin and Clinton hold seven each and Essex six. The convention will be held in Plattsburg next Thursday amid a showdown between Flack and Senator Malloy.
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Maione
N. Y
Jack County
William H. Flack
W. T. O'Neill
Congress
St. Lawrence
Franklin
Clinton
Essex
Franklin County
George R. Malloy
St. Lawrence County
State Senate
Plattsburg
Mr. Flack
Malloy
Senate
Police Captain Enforces Law in New Precinct
Captain Donavan, new commander of West Twentieth Street station, warns saloonkeepers to enforce laws strictly. Eight excise arrests follow after 7 pm, seven bartenders and one proprietor detained. He vows post accountability and patrol oversight to prevent lax enforcement.
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Donavan
West Twentieth-st
Roosevelt
Prominent Arrivals of the Hotels Astor and More
Home news lists prominent arrivals: Professor J L Newcomb from Virginia at the Hotel Astor, Professor Benjamin Rand from Cambridge at Fifth Avenue, John M Egan of Ocean Steamship Line in Gilsey, Louis H Ayme US Consul General at Guadeloupe in Holland, Captain N Sargent in Imperial, C A Ellis of Boston Symphony in Manhattan. Today’s events include racing at Sheepshead Bay at 2 30 p m and several city meetings and social events in Union Square East Terrace Garden and East Eighty First Street.
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ASTOR
J. L. Newcomb
University of Virginia
Fifth Avenue
Benjamin Rand
Cambridge University
Gilsey
John M. Egan
Ocean Steamship Line
Savannah
Holland
Louis H. Ayme
United States
Guadeloupe
Imperial
N. Sargent
U. S.N. Manhattan
C. A. Ellis
Boston Symphony Company
Sheepshead Bay
Citizens Union City Committee
Union Square East
Terrace Garden
Republican Union Xxviith
East Eighty-first-st
Stiletto and Love in Little Italy Riot
A love triangle in Little Italy ended in violence when Paras fired on rival Saverino Carrara and others. three Italians were hospitalized and six arrested as police halted the crowd. Marie Balzerini, the 16 year old girl at the center, was not located.
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Italy
Marie Balzerini
Saverino Carrara
East
Salverino Serpato
Antonio Venpiriglio
East One-hundred-and-ninth-st
Moore
Diaian
Salverino Berpato
Pretty I Girl
Seventy-First in Camp at Peekskill Holds Service and Drill
The 71st Regiment gathered for an 11 am church service in the grove near Headquarters Row led by Chaplain Edgar Tilton Jr. Music by Berlinghoff's Band, with officers and many men in attendance. Colonel Bates oversaw an afternoon instruction on march and camp building as the unit prepares to move to Lake Mohegan, with seven miles planned via the Valley route.
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Peekskill
71St Regiment
Grove
Edgar Tilton, Jr
Second Collegiate Church
Harlem
Tilton
United States
Berlinghoff
James H. Wells
America
Young Men’s Christian Association
Charles A. Green
William G. Bates
Lake Mohegan
Jist
14Th
Locustave
Lexington Ave
Shipping and sailings listed from ports and lines
A dense schedule shows vessels and sail times for lines including White Star, Old Dominion, Mallory and others. Ports include Charleston, Norfolk, Liverpool, Naples, and Glasgow with entries for Iroquois Jefferson Phoenicia Sicilia Oscar II and more.
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Iroquois
Charleston
Tynee
Jefferson
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Wam Blucher
Hamburg
Hamb-Am
Marta Theresia
Bremen
Lloyd
Phoenicia
Naples
Hamb- Am
Sicilia
Italian Finance
Colon
Panama
Hamilton
el Alba
New Orleans
Morgan
St Paul
Southampton
American
Oceanic
Liverpool
White Star
Oscar II
Denmark
Scand-Am
Denver
Galveston
Mallory
Comanche
Clué
Carthaginian
Glasgow
Allan Stat
Jamestown
Shipping News: New York Harbor Arrivals June 22 1902
Port of New York reports arrivals on Sunday June 22 1902. Steamer Bohemian from Liverpool with cabin and steerage passengers to Frederick Leyland & Co. Ltd. Columbia from Baxtersgow and Moville with cabin and steerage to Henderson Bros. Also San Marcos from Brunswick. Standard from Swtmunde. Statendam from Rotterdam and Boulogne with passengers to Holland-America Line. Mohican from Calais and Swansea to T Hogan & Son. Fontabelle from Demerara with multiple Caribbean ports to A E Outerbridge & Co. Border Knight via Calcutta to Norton & Son with disinfection at quarantine. Cavour from Santos to Busk & Jevons. Thornley from Havana with sugar to W D Munson. Santiago de Cuba from Santa Cruz and Manzanillo with two cabin passengers to James E Ward & Co. Caracas from Puerto Cabello via La Guayra and San Juan with cabin passengers to Hieulton, Bliss & Dallett. Siglo from New Orleans to J T Van Sickle. Hamilton from Newport News and Norfolk to Old Dominions Co. Algonquin from Jacksonville to Willam P Clyde & Co. Gulf Stream from Philadelphia to William P Clyde & Co. Departures include Bernila for Santander and Norfolk ports and Geo H Stout for Philadelphia. Movements of steamships and foreign port arrivals noted.
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Bohemian
McCallum
Liverpool
Moise
Frederick Leyland & Co. Ltd
Bar
Columbia
Baxtersgow
Moville
Henderson Bros
San Marcos
Avery
Brunswick
Ndse
C H Mallory & Co
Standard
Ger
Slater
Swtmunde
Shields
Philip Ruprecht
Statendam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Mise
Holland- America Line
Mohican
Jenkins
Calais
Swansea
T Hogan & Son
Fontabelle
Scott
Demerara
Barbados
St Lucia
Martinique
Dominica
Montserrat
Antigua
St Kitts
St Croix
E Outerbridge & Co
Border Knight
Br), Splatt, Calcutta April 30 Via Boston June 21, With Moise To Norton & Son
Long Island Sound
Cavour
Kelly
Santos
Rio Janeiro
Busk & Jevons
Thornley
Major
Havana
W D Munson
Santiago de Cuba
Lambert
Santa Cruz
Manzanillo
James E Ward & Co
Caracas
Woodrich
Puerto Cabello
Caracao
la Guayra
San Juan
Hieulton, Bliss & Dallett
Venders Raided on Fifth Avenue By East Sixty Seventh St Police
Captain Brown and officers from East Sixty-seventh Street Station raided pushcart vendors outside Central Park after complaints from Fifth Avenue residents between Fifty-ninth and Sixty-fifth streets. Seven Italians and Greeks were arrested in the Sunday nuisance.
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Fifth-ave
Fifty-ninth
Sixty-fifth St
Captain Brown
East Sixty-seventh St
Central Park
Fifth Ave
Body of Bridge Jumper Found at Norton's Point
The body of a man believed to be Walter Nevins was found at Norton's Point, Coney Island, by Frank I. Arnold and Special Officer McCormack. Nevins had been missing for over a week and was thought to have died by his own hand.
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Norton's Point
Coney Island
Frank I. Arnold
Bridge St
McCormack
Seagate
Walter Nevins
East Thirteenth St
Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac Sunrise and Tide Times
Marine notes give sunrise at 4 29 am sunset 7 33 pm and moonrise 9 14 pm with moon age 17. High water times list Sandy Hook Gov Island and Hell Gate for both morning and afternoon tides.
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Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Vessel From Lustleigh St Lucia June Summary
Vessel movements mention Lustleigh and St Lucia with June dates for Panama and Bordeaux routes. June 7 references Havre and Stettin June 4 with Hamburg and unclear ceccescoss details.
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Lustleigh
St Lucia
Panama
Bordeaux
Havre
Stettin
Hamburg
Jung Si.g.ceccescoss
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Ayme
Basse
Terre
Heilprin
Kennan
Rochelle Police
ORDI
Wecir
Bay “Park
Geo. C.faint Co
Broadway
Kasak& Guendpi
Mae Shirvan
SIO
Hamadan
Rocers, Perr & Company
Cor. Warren
Warren Stadway
Cor. 13Th
4Th Ave
Mall
Parkway
P. R. Ros
New Port Chester Road
FLACK
O'Neill
Malby
Congress District
Neill
N.Y. City
Sixth Avenue
20Th
21St Street
the Tribune
West
Manhattan Beach
Oriental Hotel
American Whist League
President Torney
R. H. Weems
Henry I
Nashville
San Francisco
T. Fry
Chicago
Ernest B. Coop
John T. Mitchell
Theodore Schwarz
O. W. H. Barney
Providence
Gertrude R. O’brien
Detroit
Home News
Little
Morgan Y
Cuba
Cromwel
Havane
Jon
Orleans
Menny Tine
Rubeara
Gibraltar
Aller
Valle
New Orle
Morgan Naington
Were
Red Star
Kontgin Latremen
Lieya
Kronpring Wilhelm Lampasas
Menominee
Mallory Galves
Trans -London
Majestic
Waldersee
Plymouth
Naparima
Wsarbados
HambAm
Brings Mall
eCevic
Ortzaba Louisiana
Shipping News
Port OF New York
Bernilila
Santander
Richmond
Newport News
Geo H Stout
Etrurte
Wattew York
Queenstown
Marine Intelligence
Miniature Almanac
Seanne S. Sof
Band Pains
Siineans
Frank Cee
A. Eg
Maker
Opera Company
Casino
Pasha
Ste
Kvickerboc Theatre
Bway
Engs
Mat
THE
Wees Sh
Rice
Choral Co Neon
King ‘Dodo
Keith
Ted Marks
Hammerstein
St. Binay & TH Eves
Paradise Glass Inclos
International Vaude
Ville
Monsamy
EDEN
WORLD
Pastor
Che Cari
Coney Island Jockey Club
Eno R
L Save East
Laurentian
Stirrat
New York
Beachy Head
Grosser Kurfurst
Reimkasten
Cherbours
New-York
Lucaria
McKay
London
Manitou
Cannons
Prinzessin Victoria
Luise (Ger
Sauermann
Cherbourg
Furnessia Bry
Cape Spartel
Lahn Mayer
Geno
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