North Jersey Coast Enjoys Refreshing Weather at Long Branch
Long Branch and Seabright host a sunlit day along the Jersey coast. Golfers swarm the courses while caddies stay busy from dawn to dusk. A boy injured at the Hollywood Hotel course receives treatment. new hotel management takes over Normandie. Community notices detail cottage tenants, church activity, and Seabright Life Saving demonstrations postponed by weather.
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Long Branch
N. J
North Jersey
Hiote
Robert Blum
Rothschild Cottage
West End
Drey
Hollywooed
Hittie
Blum
E. H Sternberger
William Smiley
Thenon Frank
Philippines
John Embrey
Albert Embley
Garfieldave
First Methodist Episcopal Church
West Gong Branch
William Mitchell
Bayreville
Decarave
Hollywood
Norwood Park
Harry Palmer
Red Bank
F. P. Earle
Prof O. H. Foster
Jay Hill
Thousar Frands
Ath
Moorehead
X. C
General Earle
Seabright Beach Club
Bassett McKim
Locust Point
North Long Branch
New York City
Gerrett Hennessey
Is Club
Seabright
United States Life Saving Corps
Commodore P. A. Ferry
Seabright Division
M. Reenshire
Fam- Six
M. Eisner
Emma
Viola Eisner
John V. Schafer
Leopold Vormeer
Vs. W. H. Lee
MM. Booraem
New York
Hotel Pennaci
H. E. Taylor
A. D. Blum
Leonard Weild
F. N. Uvelt
David Edward
C. E. Beward
Glasgow
B. Frank
Frank
Sigmund Hirsh
Greenhut
W. H. Cooper
T. H. McAnernne
Lavells
Hollywonn Hotel
C. E. Bleyer
Cliff Bleyer
D. Johnson
Lionel Samuel
Mexico City
Victor Thomas
Paris
Ludwig Dreyfus
A. Scheftel
Pee Helen Rosenburg
Arthur Rosenburg
C. E. Schafer
H. L. Ernstein
Saly Ae SaEbee
R. Freed
Amuel Emory
Erbert A. Schefter
Nery Reill
New-York
Aries
Podecott Second Ave
C. McCarthy
Thomas McKennan
Openheimer
Storms
Ave
Peece Julius Oppenheimer
Atlantic City Notes Highlights Local Events and Happenings
Roscoe J Tompkins to wed Miss Anna Velle in Geneva N Y next Wednesday. Life Guard George Reading rescues Mrs Burns from drowning near Missouri Ave. Fourth annual Atlantic City Horse Show July 15 19 expects record entries from Philadelphia and New York. The Commodore yacht launched by Louis Kuehme and Herman Mulock debuts with a coal oil powered ten horsepower alco-vapor engine. Signor Montegraffo Atlantic City Sothern roaming. William Rogers residence at Haddon Hall. Robert Daniels at Bleak House.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Roscoe J. Tompkins
Marlborough House
Geneva
N. Y
Tompkins
Episcopal Church
Anna Velle
George Reading
Missouri-ave
Burns
Texas-ave
New York
Philadelphia
Louis Kuehme
Herman Mulock
Atlantic City Yacht Club
Signor A. Montegraffo
the Sothern
William Rogers
Haddon Hall
Robert Daniels
Bleak House
Englishman Refuses Belief In American Jokes
A Philadelphia Record anecdote on a Willow Grove trolley where a Briton, faced with a tall mosquito tale, remains gravely unmoved while an American liars spins yarns about a cow eating a mosquito and a ringing bell. The exchange ends with the Briton saying he cannot be expected to believe it.
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Philadelphia
Jollier
Willow Grove
Kidder
Jersey
Atlantic City
Seventy Firsts March to Camp Roe Near Peekskill
State Camp at Peekskill, N Y, saw seven military men on duty including Assistant Adjutant General Phisterer and Lt Col Ward. The 71st Regiment under Col Bates completed a brisk march to Camp Roe from Annsville Bridge, with warnings of garrison changes, practice targets prepared, and camp to close after a brief Lake Mohegan stay.
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Peekskill
N. Y
Frederick Phisterer
Edward M. Ward
Roe
G. F. Hedenberg
Camp Roe
Mohegan
William HH. Chapin
James Wray Cleveland
Henry G. Lyon
United States Infantry
United Ector
Guilford Murry
Commissa State
James Jansen
71St
William G. Bates
Annsville
William H. Whittel
Lincoln Wylie McLeod
James M. Hutchinson
Edward James
van Cortlandtville
Lexington Ave
State Camp
Daylight Trip to Peekskill and Army Camp Visit
A Thursday excursion to Peekskill for friends of Company B will ride the steamer Cepheus from West Twenty-second Street pier at 9 a.m. A stop at West One Hundred Twenty-Ninth Street occurs at 9:20. The Tist Regiment N G N Y will be in camp at the State camp, with a military band aboard. Ben Cepheus will return from Peekskill in the afternoon.
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Peekskill
Tist
Company B
Cepheus
West Twenty
West One
Fear of an Indian outbreak sparks Arizona ration crisis
Solomonville June 23 Special large scale rumor centers on Apache reserves after June 27 ration cuts. Beef supply slashed from 1 300 000 pounds to 100 000 for workers and schoolchildren. Indians fear irrigation shortages and crop failure while some seek work along railroads. Officials warn of possible uprisings or hillside retreats. others expect river Apaches to seek wild food and cattle meat. Fort Apache division reportedly faring better with trade in hay corn and wood. San Carlos post sees harsher measures. Post commanders prepared to cope with trouble.
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Solomonville
Ariz
White Mountain Reservation
Gila
San Carlos
Carson
Gila Valley
Globe
Fort Apache
Fort Grant
Long Island Resorts Bay Shore season opens with promise
Bay Shore on Long Island begins a lively summer as hotels cottage rentals and yacht clubs report strong bookings. The Prospect House and Linwood welcome guests while Dominy and Cortland houses form a busy scene. Accessible rail service with ten express trains a day links New York and Brooklyn commuters to bay and ocean beaches.
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Bay Shore
Long Island
New York
Brooklyn
New-York
Bay Shores
Fire and
Oak Islands
Fire Island
Fire
Penataquit Corinthian Yacht Club
Bay
Prospect House
Bayshore
Bishop McQuaid Attacks Secret Societies and Politics
Rochester bishop Bernard J. McQuaid, addressing the Knights of St. John in St. Patrick's Cathedral, warns against secret societies and political manipulation while urging Catholics to unite on crucial moral questions. He questions U S policy in Cuba and the Philippines, contrasting Civil War neutrality with modern interventions.
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Rochester
N. Y
Bernard J. McQuaid
Knights of St. John
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
McQuaid
Shaw Thanks Merchants For Help In Fraud Probe
D Le Roy Dresser, president of the Merchants' Association, received a letter from Leslie M Shaw, Secretary of the Treasury, expressing regret that importation conditions at the Fort of New York resemble fraud. He thanks the association for reporting the issue and for proposing the investigative method now used to uncover fraud and punish culprits.
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D. le Roy Dresser
Merchants’ Association
Leslie M. Shaw
The
Treasury
Fort
New York
W. Wickham Smith
United States
Quiet Blue Point Promises Summer At Island Resort
Blue Point Long Island offers quiet seaside pleasures with a bustling oyster fleet and easy access to larger towns. The South Bay Hotel has new additions and welcomes guests including notable New York and Brooklyn visitors. Regular packets run Blue Point to Water Island at 9 20 am and 2 30 pm. Third Battery N G N Y passes en route to Montauk summer camp.
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Blue Point
Long Island
Great South Bay
South Bay Hotel
William M. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
New-York
Harry W. Steves
Lehigh F. Pye
Brooklyn
Harry Wood
Dorothy Wood
J. G. Townsend
M. J. Martin
South Bay
Hallett House
Maples
Warner House
Water Island
Montauk
Islanders Discouraged Over Danish West Indies Sale
In St Thomas on June 12, farewells to Copenhagen delays fill locals with pessimism as ratification drags toward July 1903. People doubt aid promises while anti sale forces at home gain no traction. Losses loom for planters in St Croix, sugar ships melt, and US investment looks unlikely without timely support.
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St. Thomas
Danish West Indies
Copenhagen
von Jessenites
United States
St. Croix
New York
America
Panma Canal
Denmark
St. Lucia
Barbados
Royal Mail Steamship Company
Fishing at Delaware Gap A New York party camps on shore
Delaware Water Gap Penn June 23 A group calling themselves No Names from Lincoln Club led by George Crane plan a weeklong outing on the Delaware shore. James G Purdy reports strong bass catches near Fox Island despite rising river levels and shallow channels. A Philadelphia party drifting toward Cold Air Cave had a sand grounding incident prompting two rowers to wade and push the boat free.
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Delaware Water Gap
Penn
Morning Express
New York
Delaware
Lincoln Club
George Crane
James G. Purdy
Mr. Purdy
Fox Island
Fishing party rides train to Greenwood Lake bass
Four veteran anglers from New York, Jim Kennedy Ed Shock Jim Kleber and George Carson, travel with a Canarsie club to Greenwood Lake. Warwick Woodlands manager Mr. Weber sends away a party after a Sunday visit. Carteret Wheelmen of Brooklyn finish a four day trip. weather and rough roads noted. Badenhurst Clark from New York join with a large bass and pickerel catch packed in ice for city delivery.
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Greenwood Lake
N. J
Jim’ Kennedy
Ed” Shock
Jim
Kleber
George Carson
New York
Canarsie
Weber
Warwick Woodlands
North Arm
Carteret Wheelmen
Brooklyn
West Shore
Messrs
Clark
Badenhurst
Brinley
Badenhurst and
American Capitalists in Canada Seek Canadian Land Colonization
A group of wealthy American officials and bankers visits Winnipeg on Coronation Day and plans to travel into Prince Albert Province to purchase large tracts of land for American settlement. The delegation includes S B Vansant, Cummins, Thorne, McDonald, Forgan, Hulbert, Stuart, Eckels and other prominent financiers.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Prince Albert
S. B. Vansant
Minnesota
Cummins
Iowa
G. Thorne
Park National Bank
New York
James McDonald
Hanover National Bank
James B. Forgan
First National Bank of Chicago
E. D. Hulbert
Merchants’ Loan and Trust Company, of
Chicago
Robert Stuart
American Exchange National Bank of Chicago
James H. Eckels
Currency
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Klondike Gold Coming Early in City
Drafts aggregating 800000 have already been received by Canadian bank branches here against shipments of Klondike gold en route. The movement starts earlier than last year, signaling a brisk import season for the gold rush era in this city.
Professor killed by wagon near Pier Cove
Fennville Michigan June 23 Professor John C Johnson of Wisconsin State University Madison was instantly killed this afternoon when a load of crane fell from a wagon crushing his head near Pier Cove He leaves a wife and three children.
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Fennville, Mich
John C. Johnson
Wisconsin State University At Madison
Pier Cove
New York Tribune Available Across Europe and Britain
Americans abroad can purchase The New York Tribune at hotel book stairs in Europe and Great Britain and on Heading Room tables. The paper is also obtainable at principal railroad stations for reading on travels.
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New-York Tribune
Europe
Great Britain
Sixteen Hurt In Trolley Collision In Olean
A dispatch to The Times from Olean reports a trolley collision injuring sixteen. Details of location and cause were not provided in the available text.
Straw Rides at Pocono Enjoy Summer Pleasures
Mount Pocono Pennsylvania June 23 Among arrivals from New York were Mr and Mrs Willis and family who will stay for the season. The Willis daughter’s illness last year prompted a visit to the Pocono region now healthy and active for the season. A Pocono straw ride by buckboard and moonlight plans drew crowds with tin horns and dancing to piano music. George Fanseen who runs Mount Airy farm expands facilities and offers fishing at Fanseen’s Meadows with trout in Hooker’s Brook. visitors are advised to request permission by mentioning Hooker’s name.
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Mount Pocono
Penn
New York
John L. Willis
Willises
Willis
Peg Ple
Tannersville
Pocong Summit
Goldsmith
Miss Douglas
Haines
Lowden
Messrs. Barker
McNeill
Wicks
Wilkinson
Heller
George Fanseen
Mount Airy
George
Fanseen’s Meadows
Hooker
Opening of a Handsome Establishment in Lenox Mass
The Lenox social world gathers for the June 23 opening of the Hotel Aspinwall a grand resort on elevated Aspinwall Park with extensive illumination and colonial design. Prominent railroad men Lenox cottagers and electrical engineers attended hosted by C D Seavey as views extend across Greylock Peak to the Salisbury Hills and beyond. The park hosts drives and bridle paths amid estates of Mor ris K Jesup John E Parsons William Douglas Sloane and others linked to Lenox society. The Whitney estate to the east spans 16 000 acres with buffalo and elk specimens while northward lookouts include Pittsfield Dalton and Governor W Murray Crane.
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Lenox
Mass
C. D. Seavey
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Aspinwall
Greylock Peak
Vermont
Salisbury Hills
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Morris K. Jesup
New-York
Belvoir Terrace
Aspinwall Park
Stoneover
John E. Parsons
William Douglas Sloane
Charles Lanter
George W. Folsom
R. C. Greenleaf
Joseph W. Burden
William C. Whitney
New York
Whitney
Pittsfield
Dalton
W. Murray Crane
Puiding
Lake Hopatcong Visitors Flock To Shore Resorts
Daily trains bring brooklyn visitors to Lake Hopatcong’s shores with Erling family in camp for summer. The Misses Mary and Ethel Erling and Mr Henry Erling frequent the lake by canoe Irma. New York anglers, captains and families occupy cottages near Nolan’s Point as bass pickerel and perch are unloaded for crates at the wharf.
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Hopatcong
N. J
Henry Erling
Mr. Erling
Mary
Ethel Erling
Brooklyn
Irma
Harbing
Nolan's
Capta
New-York
Hardy Davison
New
New York
Crash at Bradford trolley line injures passengers and operator
A Bradford to Olean run collision on the trolley line last evening left a vestibuled car and a nearby vehicle involved. Several passengers were injured along with the motorman McCarty. Senior J Stewart of Bradford was among the injured as the car left the platform. The incident halted service as investigators probed the scene.
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Olean
Rock City
J. Stewart
Bradford
Penn
McCarty
Minneapolis Doctor Pleads Not Guilty to Bribery Indictment
Minneapolis physician Dr. Albert A. today pleaded not guilty to an indictment charging him with attempted bribery. The trial was scheduled for next Monday.
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Minneapolis
Albert A
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W. EB. Hutton
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the Times
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