Roosevelt at Camp Fire Club Promises September Address
Roosevelt attends Camp Fire Club Welcome Luncheon at Waldorf Astoria with Gifford Pinchot praising his talk on game protection and forest conservation. He confirms a September 10 address to Hamilton Club in Chicago after a Sherry's dinner with Collier's staff and Rough Riders events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Mr. Pinchot
Colonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Loeb
Pinchot
Camp Fire Club
Sherry’s
Robert F. Collier
Collier's Weekly
Rough Riders
Harvard
Theodore Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Seton
W.T. Hornaday
President Seton
William E. Coffin
John M. Phillips
Pittsburg
A. A. Anderson
Dan Beard
W. C. Demarest
Irving Bacheller
Dr. T. K. Tuthill
Leslie Tarleton
Japanese Student Tries Suicide in Bronx Park
Seizaemon Kishida a Massachusetts engineering student attempted hara-kari in a secluded Bronx Park Botanical Garden. He stabbed himself, was rushed to Fordham Hospital and is not expected to survive. A Japan mission attaché reported no clear motive and noted Kishida planned to enter Cooper Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seizaemon Kishida
Massachusetts
Bronx Park
Carey
Fordham Hospital
New York
Kishida
Cooper Union
Mount Hermon School
Mayor Gaynor Delivers Open Hearing With Oyster Men
Mayor Gaynor spent twenty minutes in the sun at West 11th Street listening to a dispute between Dock Commissioner Tomkins and the oystermen about moving their quarters. The mayor suggested keeping the trade united but hinted at a possible new headquarters up the river and did not reveal a decision. A crowd gathered as bay swimmers paused their sport to observe the public hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 11Th Street
Gaynor
Tomkins
Grand Jury to Probe Queens Graft in Small Contracts
The Queens County Grand Jury will hear a report by Raymond Fosdick on alleged irregularities in small contracts totaling about 4060 involving Borough President Lawrence Gresser and former Under Sheriff John M. Phillips. District Attorney De Witt will present the case. Gresser is away at a Connecticut wedding and not expected back until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens County Grand Jury
Raymond Fosdick
Lawrence Gresser
John M. Phillips
Queens
Fosdick
Frederick G. de Witt
Garretson
Gresser
John J. Dunn
Sewer Department
Priest Saves Policeman From Beating by Gang
Patrolman John P. Murphy of the East List street station was beaten by a gang at 46th Street and Second Avenue. Father Mantel of St. Boniface’s Church escorted Murphy to safety after he identified Patrick Bergen and Thomas Woodridge as attackers. Murphy was taken to Flower Hospital and then home. Assemblyman Thomas Baldwin sought to bail Woodridge but left after learning of felonious assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Murphy
East List Street
46Th Street
Second Avenue
Father Mantel
St. Boniface’s Church
East 51St Street
44Th Street
Murphy
East Lirst Street
McEniff
Reid
Flower Hospital
Patrick Bergen
East 46Th Street
Thomas Woodridge
East 8Th Street
Thomas Baldwin
16Th District
Woodridge
Lieutenant Brady
Baldwin
Barringer Boys Protest Fails to Stop Transfer
Harlem principal Theo dore B Barringer is transferred from Public School 39 Harlem to Public School 95 Brooklyn. Barringer’s Boys organized a protest to the elementary schools committee, which adopted a report stating the transfer followed a complete investigation of complaints about the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Theodore B. Barringer
Public School
Harlem
Brooklyn
Barringer
Committee On Special Schools
Benjamin Viet
John F. Waters
G. W. Wingate
Mr. Waters
Abraham Stern
Frederic Coudert
Waters
Horace E. Dresser
Maxwell
Arthur S. Somers
Professor Caswell
Mr. Somers
Ellis in Stock Deals Ahead of Inquest into Hamburger Death
An inquest into Paul Hamburger’s death will probe heavy mining stock dealings tied to Samir Ellis at his West 45th Street office. Diary entries show Hamburger owned 500 Blue Ridge Mining shares. witnesses name stock promoters Cook and others and claim women investors traded for certificates, with Ellis connected to a Boston promoter in a separate New York and Mexican Mining Company inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hamburger
Samir Ellis
No. 9
West 45Th Street
Ellis
Young Hamburger
Blue Ridge Mining Company
Cook
Lulu Small
Holtzhauser
Turnbull
Blue Ridge Concern
Laura Stewart
Fifth Avenue
40Th Street
Jack” Dempsey
Blue Ridge
Stewart
Boston
New York
Blue Ridge Company
Yonkers Strikers Endure New Strike Drama
The Yonkers strike seeps into a courtroom dispute as Justice Morschauser returns the case to Justice Keogh. Strikers say they will resume work at 1 PM if Keogh rules for higher wages, while the city seeks to compel Receiver Sutherland to operate the cars or forfeit the franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
Sutherland
Morschauser
Poughkeepsie
Justice Keogh
White Plains
Keogh
Marschauser
Newsboys' Lodging House Chief Resigns After 35 Years
Rudolph Heig, longtime superintendent of the Newsboys' Lodging House, submitted his resignation at a trustees meeting. At about seventy, he has suffered declining health. the board accepted his June 30 departure and planned a farewell reception and testimonial. Heig asked for no speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Heig
Newsboys
Board of Trustees
Heig
Spitzer Witness in Auto Case in Bankruptcy Proceedings
In the New Amsterdam Motor Company bankruptcy, receiver Jesse Watson used Oliver Spitzer as a witness. Spitzer, pardoned by Taft for sugar frauds, testified about seven or eight cars owned by the bankrupt firm. He said he was asked to store them and suggested they might be at Long Island Storage Company in Long Island City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitzer
New Amsterdam Motor Company
West 57Th Street
Jesse Watson
Oliver Spitzer
Taft
Havemeyers & Elder
Prospect Park
Long Island Storage Company
Long Island City
Doctor Knapp Acts as Lawyer in Court Without Success
Dr. Mark I. Knapp appeared in the Supreme Court before Justice Gerard as plaintiff against Adolph Schlesinger claiming a $3000 marriage settlement. He argued his own case, answered questions himself, and even questioned his wife’s happiness, but the judge dismissed the complaint. He left the stand to consult papers and briefly argued his own case against objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark I. Knapp
Madison Avenue
Supreme Court
Gerard
Adolph Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Dr. Knapp
Grizzly Wanted as Portland Offers Foxes and Bear
Central Park menagerie received offers from Portland Maine and Portland Oregon citizens to buy four red foxes and a black bear. Officials said the animals were “no good” due to feeding costs and excess black bears, noting they want a grizzly for balance with three existing black bears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Portland
Ore
Bill’ Snyder
Snyder
Indicted For Grand Larceny In Necklace Case
Frank Grant a diamond broker of 115 Broadway was indicted by the grand jury for grand larceny in the second degree. Mrs Carrie Lee of Bay Street Stapleton Staten Island says he borrowed 600 dollars on a necklace she loaned as the piece was valued at 300 dollars and experts rated it at zero. The necklace was claimed to have been presented by John B McDonald subway builder to Miss Jeanette Lowrie actress who denied ownership and McDonald denied giving the necklace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grant
Broadway
Carrie Lee
Bay Street
Stapleton
Staten Island
Grant
Lee
John B. McDonald
Jeanette Lowrie
McDonald
Schermerhorn Transferred to Sing Sing For August Executio
Frank Schermerhorn, convicted of the murder of Sarah Brymer, was moved to Sing Sing for execution during the week of August 8. Officers feared his wife might aid him in death by his own hand, as laudanum was found removed from her handbag. An appeal notice will be served immediately by attorney Ringwood to stay the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Frank Schermerhorn
Sarah O. Brymer
Morschauser
Sing Sing
Hornbeck
Townsend
Schermerhorn
Ringwood
Two Boys Run Away to See Big Fight in Chicago
William Rogers, sixteen, and Ralph Berg, fourteen, from Bellevue Pennsylvania, were arrested in Chicago while aiming to reach the Jeffries Jackson bout. They claimed three days without food and that their parents would not let them attend the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Rogers
Ralph Berg
Bellevue
Penn
Maritime Teletypes and Vessels Near Sandy Hook
The Lusitania Oceania Princess Irene Kroonland Hellig Clav Butcher and Adriatic are reported at various distances east of Sandy Hook with expected dock times this day. Wireless updates list routes and docking projections for multiple ships near the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusitania
Sandy Hook
Oceania
Princess Irene
Kroonland
Scareproof Summer Wear Arrives With Fine Coats and Flannel
Weathering the heat, the catalog presents thin fabrics for street wear including batistes homespuns ring cloths and silk homespun. Coats range from plain black alpacas and mohairs to gray Sicilian and striped silks. White and gray flannel trousers in white or striped patterns are highlighted with English Cricket Cloth options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sun
Incoming Steamers and Shipping News Listings
The page lists inbound and outbound steamers with ports and dates across June, naming vessels such as Adriatic Deutschland Heilig Olav Kroonland Verona Prinzess and more. It also includes Transpacific and Atlantic mail sailings with close times and destinations like Havana Havre Liverpool and San Francisco, detailing voyage windows and ship names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adriatic
Deutschland
Blicher
Heilig Olav
Kroonland
Ece
Agudaicece Italia
Verona
Prinzess Trene
Palermo
Naples
Ge Lloyd
Line
Southampton
W Star
Hamburg
Hamb-Am
Christiansand
S-Am
Bermuda
Dover
Red Star
Shields
H-Am -Quebec
New Orleans
So0 Pac
Savannah
Savannah Palermo
Tomaso di
Cristobal
Panama
Almirante
Santa Marta
UN Fruit
Mexico
Havana
Ward
C of
Havre
Philadelphia
American Hudson
Corunna
French Welle City
Swansea
Bristol
la Lorraine
French
Esperanza
Zacapa
Jamaica
U . Co
Graf Waldersee
Ham's
Main
Bremen
N GL
Uranium
Rotterdam
Uran
City of St Louis
Sigismund
St Kitts
Bayrama
Tampico
Arapahoe
Jacksonville
Clyde
St. Paul
Carmania
Liverpool
Cunard
EA Victoria
Bermudian
Quebec
Maracaibo
Curacao
Red D
Coamo
San Juan
Herminius
Arg
Houston
Siberia
Inagua
H-A
Dominic
Para
Booth
Prince
Bahia
Magdalena
Colon
Minnetonka
London
Trans
Antwerp
Red S
Cedric
W S
Columbia
Glasgow
Neckar
N .L
Hellig Olav
Christ
Chicago
Abruzzi
Ital
Huron
Denver
Galveston
Mallory
C of Montgomery
Sav
Shipping News Recap of Vessels Departing and Arrivals
Atlantic shipping list notes multiple steamers including Princess Anne Carmanta Northman Korona Banes El Alba Estonia Olinda Nederland Havana Venezia San Marcos Venezia to various lines with cabin and steerage counts, bar arrivals, quarantine notes, and a wind-drawn Sandy Hook update. Ships sail from Portland to Liverpool, Genoa, Barcelona, and local ports. entries list destinations, dates in June, and cargoes or passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Anne
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominions Co
Carmanta
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cunard&s Co. Ltd
Bar
Northman
Nipe Bay
Texas Co
Korona
Demerara
Barbados
Martinique
Dominica
Guadeloupe
Anti
St Kitts
St Croix
St Thomas
E Outerbridge & Co
Lorem Malls
Moise
Banes
Pan
Puerto Plata
Atlantic Fruit Co
el Alba
Galveston
Southern Pacific Co
Estonia
Libau
Benham & Boyesen
Olinda
Gibara
Puerto Padre
Nuevitas
Nipe
Munson
Nederland
Seville
Gibraltar
Gans
Mdse
Havana
New York and
Cuba
Transatlantic Steamship Movements From June Port Lists
Shipping notices show arrivals and departures across June with vessels such as Oceanic, Kasenga, Campania, Teutonie and Kaiser Wilhelm II en route from New York to Europe. Ports include Cherbourg Southampton Plymouth and Rotterdam, with calls at Fastnet Lizard and Fishguard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbados
Clyude
Southampton
St Michaels
Colon
Ete
New York
Rotterdam
Excelsior
Ger
Plymouth
Oceanic
Cherbourg
Colombo
Kasenga
Hong Kong
Liverpool
Campania
Fishguard
Teutonie
Queenstown
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Bremen
Atrato
Kingston
Fastnet
Camoens
Manchester
Butt of Lewis
Mannheim
Copenhager
Lizard
Nieuw Amsterdam
Boulogne
Sagres
Ciudad de Reus
Span
Valencia
Patris
Maita
Piraeus
Titans
Avre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamilton Club
Oyster Bay
James B. Bishop
Panama Canal Commission
Bishop
G. G. la Farge
Sagamore Hill
Outlook
Hamilton Club of
John H. Batten
Kansas City
Booker T. Washington
Cecll Lyon
Republican State Committee of Texas
Mark Sullivan
Leslie J. Tarleton
Claud Tritton
Mr. Roosevelt
Camp Wire Club
Ernest Thompson Seton
W. T. Hornaday
Bronx Zoo
Waldorf
Hunter
Mr. Collier
Ainner
Collier
John Jacob Astor
Robert Bacon
France
Charles J. Bonaparte
United States
Louis D. Brandeis
John Burroughs
Walter Camp
R. Fulton Cutting
Richard Harding Davis
John Drew
John H. Finley
Curtis Guild, Jr
John Hays Hammond
Francis P. Heney
San Francisco
William Loeb, Jr
George McAneny
Morgan J
O’brien
Douglas Robinson
Peary
Kermit Roosevelt
Edward M. Shepard
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Henry Watterson
Clarence H. Mackay
Wiliam Allen White
James Grant Wilson
Cardinal Gibbons
Charles W. Eliot
Dr. Eliot
Frederick Dent Grant
New-York Tribune
Camp Fire
William Loeb
Pictorial News Company
Grand Jury
Gang
East Side
Hear Caswell
Hamburger
Mystic
Grizzly
Schermerhorn AT
Pennsylvania
Marine Intelligence
Moon
High Water
Beaty Fogk
Governor's Island
Hell Gates
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
Racers Pret & Company
Warren St
Earl & Wilson
Hawaii
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
Tahiti
Marquesas
Cook Islands
New Zealand
Australia
San San Francisco
Mariposa
Samoan Islands
Assauige
Oo Ningn ccc de Conencee
Sierra
Shipping News
Port of
Mauretania
Majestic
Virginia
Jolando di Giorgio
Nor
Port Antonio
Albano
Excelsior Liquid Polisi
PLC
Lewis & Goncer
Leading Theatre
St. Ar
Hudson
Henry Willer
A Ae
New Amsterdam
Marie Jos
Jardin
Paris
F. Ziegfeld, JR
Anna Held Gris
Broadway Th
Ev.s
Pe Gasina
Herald Sq
Marie Dressler
Nou
Joe Welch
Cissie de
Watt
Astor
Thompson Poe
LUNA
Eden
Ary P Matinee
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