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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1908

Page

19

Woman lived fifteen years as man on Ellis Island case

Mary Johnston, aged fifty, arrived from Southampton aboard the New York and revealed she had spent fifteen years living as a man. Officials noted her refined manner, health, and financial means, but ordered further history examinations and urged her to dress as a woman to avoid deportation.

Mary Johnston Ellis Island New York Southampton Miss Johnston Canada Watchorn Murray California Frank Woodhull

British Steamer Hesterside Wrecked Off Abaco Island

The British steamer Hesterside, Captain Bedlington, en route from St Michael's to Key West, was driven ashore in a hurricane on October 1 near Abaco Island. The vessel is a total wreck, but the crew have been saved and arrived at Nassau.

Nassau N. P Hesterside Bedlington St. Michael's Key West Abaco Island

New Institute for Seamen Opens in Greenwich Village

A new Institute for Seamen will be dedicated at 507 West Street to aid sailors with hotel and club facilities for two hundred, part of the International Seamen's conference under the American Seamen's Friend Society. The $225,000 building, funded largely by $1300 from Mrs. Russell Sage, offers baths, billiards, a chapel, restaurant, and private club services at lower rates than local crimps. The dedication coincides with the eightieth anniversary of the society and runs from today to Friday with delegates from many countries visiting New York.

Greenwich Village No. 507 West Street International Seamen’s Conference American Seamen's Friend Society The American Society Christian Nielsen Sweden A. Wollesen Copenhagen George Speedie Hamburg J. Adams Antwerp T. Johnstone Irving Italy Mr. F. Fellows Argentine Republic Uruguay H. C. Tucker Brazil W. C. Dibble Charleston D. C G. F. West Seattle British and Foreign Sailors’ Society E. W. Matthews New York William Rogers Richards Calvary Baptist Church Si7ta Street Sixth Avenue Clinton Avenue Congregational Church Brooklyn Navy Yard Institute For Sailors Russell Sage Merchant Marine West Jane Streets Cunard

Taft Speeches Sale Stopped by Court Order

Paterson New Jersey October 4 Special A restraining order from a Supreme Court justice halted an auction planned for thirteen hundred phonograph records of Judge Taft election speeches. The items, partly pledged for a Rutherford home, were tied to Edison company rules prohibiting sale below three cents per record. A crowd gathered awaiting the underpriced sale before the order stopped it.

Paterson N. J Supreme Court Taft Rutherford House Edison Company

Wilson Coin Collection on Sale at Collectors' Club

The late James B. Wilson's United States cent collection goes on sale at 24 West 26th Street, directed by Thomas L. Elder. The collection features uncirculated half dimes, a proof 1838 half dollar, a proof 1827 quarter, Bechtler and Rutherford County varieties, a 1733 and 1804 cent, and other Oriental pieces.

United States James B. Wilson Collectors’ Club West 26Th Street Thomas L. Elder East 234 Street American Numismatic Society Royal Numismatic Society of London Rutherford County Templeton Reid

Barber Barter Bets on Votes in Saturday Shop

A barber in a city shop on 103d Street engages a legal immigrant in a discussion about voting rights. The barber, claiming to be an expert, bets with a lawyer that his past voting by aliens was legal, citing state rules. The scene expands to a debate on naturalization and suffrage as two $20 bills change hands.

Karl Brunette 103D Street Blain United States Wisconsin Blaine Karl Fis Alabama Arkansas Indiana Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oregon South Dakota Texas

Harder to get a drink as saloon orders tighten

The Tribune reports police instructed saloon keepers to curb Sunday drinking. Yesterday bars reduced service with handouts at hotels, and family entrances denied in some cases. A Tribune reporter faced delays for drinks as owners appeared to follow stricter rules. arrests were made where saloons ignored warnings.

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Oil Field Drilling Slowed by Drought Across Regions

Last week drought slowed operations in Ohio West Virginia and Illinois oil fields with many rigs idled or reduced. Mingo pool Jefferson County Ohio showed activity with new producers and a total field output around sixteen hundred barrels daily from thirty wells. Sparta Randolph County yielded a surprising barrel producer while other fields faced drought hindering high grade oil production. Refined petroleum held steady near 8.50 per barrel, with Philadelphia and European markets showing minor declines and price remains steady in New York.

Mingo Pool Jefferson County Ohio West Virginia Mingo Sparta Randolph County Ilinois Kentucky Flat Rock Montgomery Township New York Philadelphia London Antwerp Bremen

Philadelphia Week’s Live Stock Receipts Cover Wide Range

Philadelphia report shows weekly receipts cattle 4065 head hogs 5168 head calves 1202. beef cattle steady with good to choice steers from 6.17 to 7.05 per cwt. cows and calves mixed values. sheep steady with lambs higher. hogs firm with western stock and city dressed stock noted. market breadth shows varied prices across classes and regions.

Philadelphia Sheen Werhern Estre Weertern Texas

VariETY of derbies and fall menswear at three Broadway stores

A retailer promotes strong derby selections from top makers for Fall at three New York locations Warren Street 13th Street and 34th Street. Prices range from 3 to 6 dollars and include Thermos bottles plus fall overcoats suits and boy size wear.

Harlen youth held for forgery and arson charges

Louis Freith, eighteen, of 63 East 1st Street, held on $1500 bail by Magistrate Walsh in Harlem on forgery charges from Abraham Marcus of No 5 Broadway. Marcus, a woollen dealer, is held on arson charges. Freith claims Marcus started a 1907 fire at 565 Broadway with a gasoline soaked sponge. Freith admits forging checks totaling about 100 dollars, denying the 200 dollar figure. Marcus denies arson.

Louis Freith East 1Ist Street Walsh Harlem Abraham Marcus Broadway Young Freith Marcus Freith H. W. Seigel Frelth

Improvements at City Hospitals and Related Institutions

A New York public charitable institutions statement outlines upgrades across City Hospital Metropolis Hospital and the City Home for the Aged and Infirm Manhattan division. It notes new dormitories and a superintendent residence, a large nurses training school, demolition of unsightly buildings, a new tuberculosis pavilion, and construction of reception buildings for men and women.

New York City Hospital Metropolitan Hospital New York City Manhattan Division

Hope to arbitrate Lynn strike in shoe industry

Lynn Mass Oct 4 The City Board of Trade and Associated Charities held meetings to avert a blow to business by prolonging the strike of fifty three shoe factories. They plan to arrange a meeting with Joseph Caunt of the Caunt Company to arbitrate and bring strikers and manufacturers together.

Lynn Mass City Board of Trade Associated Charities R. S. Bauer Board of Trade Joseph Caunt

Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Update

Maritime notes list sun and moon times, high water marks, and ship arrivals. Vessels including the Preatient Grant Kaiser Wilhelm II Noordam Finland and Empress of China appear with positions east of Sandy Hook and expected docking times, alongside sailings to Hawaii Japan Corea China New Zealand Australia and more with paths via Sap bn ane pon Maru and via Vancouver Victoria Tacoma and San Francisco.

Sandy Hook Noordam Finland Hawaii Japan Corea China Philippine Islands Sap Bn Ane Pon San Branciete Siberia Swecasse Vancouver Victoria Tacoma Ning Chow Guam Agmer Islands San Francisco Us&s Transport

Shipping News Arrivals and Departures From Quarantine

Shipping news lists arrivals and departures from ports including Yokohama Kobe Hong Kong Manila Singapore and Boston with steamer names captains ships and cargoes. It notes quarantine times wind conditions at Sandy Hook and various sailings to and from New York Liverpool Queenstown and other ports with passenger and freight details.

Suruga «Rr Chubb Yokohama Yokkaichi Kobe Mosl Keelung Hong Kong Manila Cebu Singapore Suez Port Said Algiers Boston Barber & Co Mase California Brn Blaikie Glasgow Moville Henderson Brothers Fire Island Richmond Campbell Quebec Finch, Edge & Co Bar Blutcher Ger Behrens Hamburg Southampton Cherboure Hamburg- American Line Hamilton Boaz Newport News Norfolk Old Dominion Steamship Company City of Olsen Colastine Port Sorvhi St Lucia Munson Ss Co Quebracho Wood Dorothy Hroman Port Tampa American Agricultural Chemical Co Sandy Hawk Carteret N. J Massachusetts Barrett New England Navigation Co Ndse Sandy Hook

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