Death by own action at Hotel St Denis Fuller
Lawson W Fuller a Yonkers man and son of the late Lawson N Fuller who helped build rapid transit shot himself in the right temple at the Hotel St Denis after registering as McLean Heights He lived with wife and two daughters and worked as head bookkeeper for Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Friends and family offered conflicting explanations including illness overwork and mental imbalance The body was moved to Yonkers with funeral arrangements set through Thomas Balmford Undertaker Fuller aged about forty and described as quiet and well liked with two young daughters and a brother who secured the body
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson W. Fuller
Lawson N. Fuller
Jay Gould
Cyrus Field
St. Denis
Fuller
Glover Street
Yonkers
Edward Black
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Henry B. Fuller
West 137Th Street
Reyvolver
Vermont
James 5. Roberts
Roberts
Thomas Balmford
Amsterdam Avenue
Little But He Held Three At Bay
Henry Hale a Brooklyn attorney and baths superintendent, small in stature but bold, challenged Cunard Mauretania stewards as he rushed from the ship. A customs inspector and immigration officer halted him after he declared American citizenship on American soil. Hale had been in Dublin for a science conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hale
Brooklyn
Cunard
Hale
New York
Mr. Hale
West Street
Mauretania
Sam
Dublin
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Mystery in Brooklyn Shooting Of Seventeen Year Old
Antoinette Anne aged seventeen was taken from 9 Cheever Place Brooklyn to Long Island College Hospital with a pistol wound in the abdomen. Police call it accidental while probing several mysterious aspects. Pasquale Agnie and the girl had a pending marriage license. he has vanished after the shooting as others stayed at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoinette Anne
Brooklyn
Cheever Place
Long Island College Hospital
Pasquale Agnie
Agnie
Nive
Agovie
Ferdinand
Alne
Mrs Foster to Speak at Astor Place Club Meeting
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster will address the Commercial Travellers League today at 12 o clock noon. The venue is Astor Place and Broadway, inviting members to attend the talk on business matters and professional affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
J. Ellen Foster
Commercial Traveliers League
Astor Place
Broadway
One Lifetimes Offer of Title Search Service
The ad promotes a title search service boasting a 25 year training history and over 250 000 titles handled. It implies buying a home is risky yet can be safer with expert advice and protection, available at no extra cost.
Police scent swindle hear of auto bargain
Edward A. Moore an architect living at 10 West Yath street was arrested by Central Office detectives charged with violating postal laws and remanded to custody by Magistrate Moss in Jefferson Market court. Dr F M Lowe of Newton Mass said he answered Moore’s ad for a 35 horsepower car, paid $1200 cash, was offered a week’s chauffeuring and sent to New York with a letter of introduction. Detectives found suitcases and doped bottles of liquor with a loaded revolver at Moore’s office. Moore admitted nothing about the car and was taken to Police Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Moore
West Yath Street
Central Office
Moss
Jefferson Market Court
Moore
F. M. Lowe
Washington Street
Newton
Mass
New York
Lowe
Dr. Lowe
Bingham
Bedner
Deitsch
9&Th Street
Bank cashier surrenders satchel of 21000 in Pittsford
William H. Burletson cashier and owner of the Farmers and Merchants State Bank at Parma is forced by a crowd in Pittsford to surrender 21000 in bank securities and keys after being overtaken on the way to a train. State officials ordered the Parma bank closed and Burletson’s Hanover and Pittsford banks followed. He offered 4000 to depositors to recover 100 cents on the dollar and proposed selling the Pittsford bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mich
Pittsford
Pittsford Bank
William H. Burletson
Parma
F. W. Lyon
Zimmerman
Farmers and Merchants’ State Bank
Burletson
Hanover
Melvin Carey
Carey
Yonkers Officer Says He Shot to Save His Life
Yonkers patrolman Kruppenbacher, attacked by a gang after ordering a saloon closed, says he shot Edward Anderson to prevent beating him to death. Anderson died fifteen minutes later. The officer was suspended and to appear at an inquest on a manslaughter charge.
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Kruppenbacher
Yonkers
Edward Anderson
the Tribune
Andersen
Anderson
Monahan
Bushansky
Wolff
Wiesendanger
Mckinley Assailant Pudasky Identified in Killing Mystery
The body found near Nepesta is identified as Andrew Pudasky the anarchist who hurled a brick at President McKinley in Canton. Authorities suspect fellow anarchists killed him for treason to the cause.
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the Tribune
Pueblo
Col
Nepesta
Andrew Pudasky
President McKinley
Canton
Ohio
Pudasky
Of Interests to Women and Philanthropy Notes
A Brooklyn and New Jersey group report monthly gifts totaling 100 and 50 cents to aid a paralyzed girl and a Connecticut invalid. The T. S. B. receives a record sum from a will, with Frederick Cooper Hewitt leaving 200000 to Little Missionary Day Nursery and 100000 to Fresh Air Home. Netherwood Summer Home closes after a rally as staff notes faith and charity sustained care for 2552 mothers and children, with 16500 meals served and up to 350 women and babies present at times.
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New Jersey
Brooklyn
Connecticut
Cornell
Long Island
Frederick Cooper Hewitt
Little Missionary Day Nursery
St. Mark's Place
Sara Curry
Branca
Netherwood
N. J
Miss Curry
Children’s outing to West Arlington under Mrs Gowell’s care
Thirty one Little Mothers aged girls from Rutherford visited South Ferry area in West Arlington N J for a country day organized by Arlington junior branch led by Miss J Olmstead. They enjoyed an extra luncheon, milk biscuits jams and fruit picked in fields, with donations from travelers and the Gowell family.
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West Arlington
N. J
Rutherford
South Ferry
Miss Olmstead
Ferry House
Picnic at Mrs Cole's Hopkinton Opens Sunshine Club Day
A basket picnic is set for September 30 from noon to 7 p m at Mrs John S Cole's home in Hopkinton. Sunshire Sunshine Club awaits T S Neighborhood Club members and local residents for the annual meeting and 1999 branch dues. If weather turns stormy the event moves to the next fine day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Cole
Hopkinton
First appeal by Excelsior branch president for help
The Excelsior branch president appeals for aid to a family with five children and a sick father in hospital. The mother is unable to work, rent is two months overdue, and the land lord would accept 15 dollars to hold the apartment until October 10. She has collected 750 dollars from friends in many small contributions but needs more assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Branch
Manhattan
Little Girl at Narcoossee Sunshine Home Needs Help
A ten year old girl at the Sunshine consumptive home in Narcoossee Florida is ill and lacks supporters to pay for her board. With treatment she is hoped to recover. Contributions to cover her care are gratefully received by the T. S. S. and will be forwarded to the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Narcoossee
Fla
Gifts for crippled children brighten hospital beds
Mrs. Herbert Haviland secretary of the Pur chase New York branch reports that on September 10 twenty cretorne bags were sent to the little cripples in the hospital on 42d street. Each bag contains a writing pad a pencil and a handkerchief as special rays of sunshine for the unfortunate children confined to their beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Haviland
The
Purchase
N. Y
Invalid New Jersey woman to be taken outside in chair
A New Jersey invalid who has been bedbound for eleven years may soon be taken outdoors in a wheelchair if provided a long warm coat and size 4% shoes. A skirt at the office would fit this garment need. In North Carolina a crippled youth asks for a camera to take local pictures to sell for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
North Carolina
Orange Va Seaming School Seeks Materials Help
A note from Miss Miriam Hill of Orange Virginia thanks a local sewing school for past aid by T. 5. 8. and requests donations of fabric remnants such as calico and gingham as materials are exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Miriam Hill
Westerly firm offers half price hammocks for Rest House guests
A large Westerly firm known for generosity to the Rest House offers five durable hammocks at half price for $10. The hammocks are described as high quality and timely for next season, providing comfort to guests. A Paterson sunshiner supplied a copy of the poem The Aged Believer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerly
R. 1
Paterson
N. J
Sunshine Libraries and Charity Gifts From Many States
A long Atlantic district report details donations to Sunshine Libraries and the Free Cancer Hospital, including reading matter, clothing, footwear, and toys. Contributions arrive from Mrs. Knoer Tennessee, Miss Weisel Staten Island, Mrs. Hickman New Jersey, and readers in Bayshore Long Island, Carmel and Mamaroneck New York, Stamford Connecticut, Jersey City, Manhattan, and other communities.
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Gate of Heaven
M. B. Reynolds
Binghamton
N. Y
Knoer
Tennessee
Virginia
Bayshore
Long Island
Isaac Hall
Mamaroneck
John W. Post
Westbury
E. Anderson
Carmel
Otis
Brooklyn
Stamford
Conn
State Hospital
Adirondacks
Sunshine
New Hampshire
Mrs. B
K. Gordon
New Jersey
R. M. Hoe
Maine
Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac Update
Marine notices list sun and moon times, high water, wireless reports, and incoming steamers. Vessels include Kronprinzessin and many liners with ports and September dates. schedules show sail and close times for ships like Kaiser Wilhelm, Nieuw Amsterdam, Mauretania, and City of Atlanta among others.
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Sails Alliance
Cristobal
Panama
Nord America
Naples
la Vel
Rio Grande
Tampa
Mallory
Iroquois
Jacksonville
Clyde
Hamilton
Norfolk
Dominion
City of Atlanta
Savannah
Mauretania
Liverpool
Cunard
Hats on sale with stetsons and derbies priced wide
A brief retail note advertises hats from $3.50 to $8 for stetsons and other fine felts with more styles than ever before including derbies.
Transpacific Mails and Pacific Steamer Destinations
Oceanic Southampton White Star routes list ships and sailing times for Devonshire Pernambuco Alleghany Inagua Hamb Am Comal Galveston Mallory Jefferson Norfolk Old Dam Transpacific mails destinations and steamers through New York Seattle and Hawaii via routes including Alameda Iyo Maru Empress of Japan and Maroma with dates and times for September and October sailings.
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New York
Hawaii
San Francisco
Alameda
Seattle
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
Guam
Cisco
Korea
Empress of Japan
Australia
West
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
San Japan
Philippine
Isl_ Tacoma
Bellerophon
Port of New York Arrivals and Departures September 1908
Port of New York summary of arrivals from Glasgow to Jamaica with cabin and steerage counts, quarantine departures, bar arrivals times, and a list of steamers including Columbia Clan Buchanan City of Atlanta Pring Willem I Sabine Eugsula Jamestown Monroe Wells City San Juan and more. Winds calm at Sandy Hook at 9:35 pm as Orinoco Crown of Navarre Hall sail to Kingston Philadelphia and Colon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia
Wadsworth
Glasgow
Melville
Henderson Hios
Coman
Young
Galveston
Mallory Ss Co
Clan Buchanan
Darley
Besoeki
Sourabaya
Cheribon
Padang
Perim
Port Sad
Malta
Delaware Breakwater
Crarnikow
MacDe No & Co
Barber & Co
Atlanta
Smith
Savannah
Ocean Ss Co
Pring Willem I
Nyboer
Paramariho
Demerara
Trinidad
Curacao
Jacinel
Aquin
Aux Cayes
Port -a-Prince
St Marc
Royal Dutch West India Mall
Terence
Frodsam
Santos
Harbadus
Busk & Jevons
Malls
Moise
Sabine
McIntosh
Mobile
Tarpa
Mdise
Eugsula
Aust
Bohm
Almeria
Phelps Hros
Bar
Jamestown
Nelson
Newport News
Old Dominion Ss Co
Monroe
Hulphers
Norfolk
Wells City
Bri
Newton
Bristol
Swansea
James Arkel & Co
The
San Juan
Foss
Guanica
Humacag
Mayaguez
Ponce
New York & Porto Rico Co
Sandy Hook
Sept
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L. W. Fuller
Self
Metropolitan Life
Ee Guarantee Trust
N.Y
Remsen St
Balyn
Fulton
Jamaica
Architect
Man
M'Kinley
William D. Howells
James McCreery & Co
23Rd Street
34Th Street
Soth
Oriental and Domestic Rugs
Kurdistan
Kasak
Axminster
Brussels
Wilton
54Th Street
Marine Intelligence
Moon
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Sandy Mock
Kronprinzess
Cecille
Inneapolis
Mile Hook
Dik Akon
Philadelphia
Red
Tennyson
Victoria
Lamp & Holt Lord Eras
Finance
Maude
Huelva
Antwerp
Red Star Rotterdam
Holland
Barbados
Antilles
New Orleans
Kronprinzessin
Bremen
G_Lloyd
United States
Christiansand
Prinz Joachim
Colon
Rocers, Peet & Company
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Shipping News
Orinoco
Southampton
Kingston
Crown of Navarre
Umbria
Queens
Mowite
New
St. Eves
John Drew
Jack Straw
Hudson
Sam Robert Edeson
Fendera
Lyceum
45Th St
Mats
Billie Burke
Criterion
Slacince Dai Mere Es
Hattie Williams
Erx
Knigkerbogker
the Girls OF
Gottenberg
Ing
Ertic Millar
Garric
Matinee Sar
Joseph Coyne
Alexandra Carlisle
Doris Ease
MacKaye
Henry Miller
Isabel Irving Charles A. Stephenson
John Junior
Ziegfeld Revue
Libert
Bway
Pg de Mats
Wed
Lillian "Russell Easton
Wildfir
Geory Hobart
Frank Ckee
Victor Herbert
Glen Maciono
Gaiety
New Amsterdam
Academy OF Music
Irving i
Sarve
Arate
Cireu
DALLE
Birdland
Aimacea
Mary Mannering
Oriom
Mile
Wisechief
Sis
Mimie
Louise Gunning
Marcela
Daly
Herald $Q
Belasco Theatre
Belasco
Tuyvesant
David Belas
Blanche Bates
W. J. Hurlbut
Weber
Hodge
Henry
Franz Molnar
Oliver Herford Niy
Drease V. Savage
Garden Theatre
Ave Eyes
A & AR West
Stand & Ivan Abramson
Italian Opera CO
Blaney's
Barrison
Joe Howard
Lloyd Wood
Felix & Caire Maude
Lincoln SQ. Hall
Macy & Co
Clift Gortom Bac
Ammerste Esa
Gans ,TuRs
Circle Success
Sve
Gus Edwards
Eva Tanguay
Ome
Ram Vas Dyck
Karno
Hyman Meyer
Chas
Fannie
Alhambra Daily
Naked Truth
White
Stuar
Empire City Quartet
Geo. McMane
Jack Norworth
Gypsy Music Cinematograph
Tinlets’ Co
East 30Th St. N
Bonbonniere
St. Lune
Omato & Colonia
West St. St
Broad Ae
Tee Hi
Waites
Ustown
New Renencue
Cherbourg
Havre
Chicago
Moville
Furneseia Bry
la Provence
Selby
Kaleer Wilhelm II
Gerd Newark
Prawie Point
Yague Ber
Kingeston
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