Jury Named to Try Officers of the American Tobacco Co
Jury selected to try officers of the American Tobacco Company in New York. The panel includes Wm Dixon Henry Dewart Hobart Fash Foster Milliken Solomon Strangs Edward Goett William Bryan Charles Hill Louis Biasse Paul Bernhardt Pred G Brewrater and Adolph Gluck. The panel was sworn in and the court adjourned to 10:30 Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco Company
New York
the
Cigarette trust
court of general sessions
Fitzgerald
Pine street
Foster Milliken
Cortlandt street
Solomon Strangs
East Eightieth street
Edward Goett
Pleasant avenue
William J. Bryan
West Porty-ninth street
Charles A. Hill
mnk
Ferris place
Willamsbridge
Louis J. Biasse
Second avenue
Paul Bernhardt
Third avenue
Pred G. Brewrater
West
Fourteenth street
Adolph Gluck
East Seventy-fourth street
New York and Orange Railway Incorporation Details
Articles of incorporation for the New York and New Orange railroad list officers including Robert Grimes and Dennis Longs with a $100,090 capital. The line from Roselle through New Orange will join five trunk lines, forming a suburban belt near Jersey City Newark and Elizabeth. Construction starts next week with completion aimed this summer.
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New York and Orange Railway
Trenton
New York and New Orange railroad
Robert Grimes
Elmira
Dennis Longs
Union
N. J
W. S. McCord
W. Manahan
East Orange
Theodore C. English
Elizabeth
Nicholas Co
Reading
Baltimore
Oain
Delaware
Lackawanna
Western
New York City
Jersey City
Newark
Shot by His Friend at Saloon Revolver Incident
Frederick Miller eighteen died from a pistol shot to the head at Charles Zebulka's Morris Avenue saloon in Newark. Zebulka twenty eight, who fired, is jailed after claiming the weapon was self cocking. Miller died en route to hospital. Zebulka says he did not think the gun would discharge.
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Batoga
Newark
Frederick Miller
Charles Zebulka
Charles Steigler
Morris avenues
Zebuika
Miller
Zebulka
revaire
Condensed Dispatches Highlight Global Perils and Feats
James M Gordy, the wife murderer, was hanged at Georgetown Delaware. A policeman killed six mad dogs in New York. J W Stocks rode 32 percent miles in an hour on a bicycle at the Crystal Palace London. The Governor Smith National Soldiers Home at Leavenworth Kansas, house blown up by dynamite. Henry Hanson killed by a tornado at Lyle Minnesota. ten injured, some in critical condition. Collingswood New Jersey post office burglars escaped with $200 cash and $200 in stamps. Professor Fresenius chemist dead at Wiesbaden from an apoplectic stroke born 1818 Frankfurt am Main. William H Korn of Buffalo, 31, died aboard the steamship Advance after quarantine. yellow fever.
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James M. Gordy
Georgetown
Del
New York
J. W. Stocks
Crystal palace
London
Governor Smith
National Soldiers’ Home
Leavenworth
Kan
Henry Hanson
Lyle
Collingswood
Camden
N. J
Fresenius
Wiesbaden
Germany
Frankfurt-am-Main
William H. Korn
Buffalo
Advance
Colon
quarantine
Outbreak in Tochi valley shocks British troops in India
Dispatches report a surprise attack on 300 Punjab Sikh infantry with Bombay mountain battery at Maita in the Tochi valley. A colonel captain and lieutenant were killed. 25 native troops and 25 officers wounded. many horses and mules slain. British forces pursued by a larger Moorish force. reinforcements dispatched. punitive actions considered. garrison details noted. Mr Gee travels with Shirani escort to investigate Gomal and Tochi outrages.
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Simla
Tochi
Punjab infantry
Bombay mountain battery
Mr—Gee
Gomal
Maita
London
Times
Gee
Sherani
Dattakhel
Waziris
Expedition to be fitted out from Rawalpindi
A Bombay Daily Mail correspondent reports a punitive expedition being fitted out from Rawalpindi. It is expected to lead to severe fighting and another chittal. General Sir William Lockhart is on leave in Germany and Sir Power Palmer on leave in England.
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London
Bombay
The
Daily Mail
Rawalpindi
William Lockhart
Germany
Power Palmer
England
Receivers settle clash over Southern Building and Loan affairs
June 12 in Little Rock reports a Tennessee co receiver joined Arkansas state receivers to settle a dispute that could have endangered substantial property of the insolvent Southern Building and Loan association. The agreement ended the bid to oust the Arkansas receiver, with Judge Williams ruling in the circuit court.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Southern Building and Loan association
United States circuit court
Williams
Tennessee receivers
Tennessee
legation
Brown's Crays Day at Brown University
Providence June 12 annual class day exercises held at Sayles Memorial hall. Gregory Dexter Watcott of Warren delivered the class oration on The Nature of Culture and Charles Ernest White of Bellows Falls read a poem on The Sound of Light.
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Brown
Providence
Brown university
Sayles Memorial hall
Gregory Dexter Watcott
Warren
Charles Ernest White
Bellows
Indian Trouble About Over
Washington dispatch says a telegram from St. Paul reports calm among southern Montana Indians and that troops from Fort Custer and Fort Keogh may be withdrawn, with withdrawal to be carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
war department
St. Paul
Montana
Custer
Keogh
Death of a Popular Pastor in Minneapolis
Reverend Frederick Holman D D longtime pastor of Hoennipin avenue Methodist Church in Minneapolis dies from lung trouble aged four years noted as a brilliant and well known pulpit orator in the Methodist church in America June 12 report from Minneapolis details his distinguished career and untimely death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Frederick ©. Holman
D. D
Hoennipin avenue Methodist church
Methodist church
America
Dan's Review Reports Modest yet Clear Business Gain
Dan's Review for the week notes continued but fluctuating gains with modest overall strength. Hiring remains steady, new orders rise slowly, and output grows. crops boost demand in wheat and cotton. Foreign stock purchases dominate weekly sales, while gold movement signals shipment-price coverage. Western money and rail earnings show health. wheat yield projections and monthly factory output trend up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
New York
United States
Dunn
mau
Canada
The Torpedo Boat Porter Tests Impress Inspectors
The United States torpedo boat Porter underwent maneuvering tests in New York. She passed most tests with ease, though one torpedo malfunctioned due to a locking device issue. Her turning circle measured about 1100 feet and reversing take 28 seconds, then she returned to port amid high inspector satisfaction.
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New York
United States
board of Inspection
Comptroller voids land tax sale in Williamstown case
Rome June 12 Comptroller Roteris renders a decision canceling the sale of more than Luo acres in Williamstown lot formerly owned by Edward Comstock and John Murray. The action traces back to forged signatures and recovered 518 dollars with interest, dating to 1856.
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Rome
Roteris
Williamstown
Edward Comstock
John Murray
Willamstown
Calvert Comstock
Calvert Sumstock
Comick
comptroller
Cyclist Fatally Injured in County Trip Collision
Hudson June 13. William Kisselbrack riding a bicycle collided with a horse and wagon on a county trip return. He was thrown to the ground and sustained head injuries likely to prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
caunty
William Kisselbrack
Boston Man Jumps in Charles River to His Death
Patrick Hennensey SS years old leaped into the Charles River to die. His wife Margaret recently attempted suicide by taking poison and is still hospitalized.
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Drewsing
Boston
Patrick Hennensey
Charles river
Margaret
Wealthier Than Thought Richardson Estate Near 30 Million
New York editor Mayo Hazeltine states late Joseph Richardson's wealth exceeds initial estimates, now around 30 million dollars, all in personal property with large dividends. Will directs 60,005 to Rev H M Warren and 17,500 to mortgage Central Park Baptist church. Pallbearers' remarks recount generosity, including a 1893 loan of 500,000 to a struggling corporation.
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New York
Mayo W. Hazeltine
Evening Sun
Joseph. Richardson
Richardson
Hazeltine
H. M. Warren
Central Park Banwist
Central Park Baptist church
George
Della Richardson
George Richardson
Idan
Bridgeport
Conn
Hudson, H
William Warren
General Warren
Bunker Hall
Mr. Richardson
John W. Ambrose
Joseph Hellen
Edward Hawley
Collis FP. Huntington
H. W. Nichols
Sam Sloan
Arthur W. Sober
James Talcott
Joseph Walker
J. H. Jenkins
J. M. Toucey
Maher and Sharkey Fight Planned Near Carson City
W O Brady seeks a $14000 purse for a decisive Maher versus Sharkey bout in the West near Carson City. The likely date is late August or September. Sharkey sails to Ireland next Wednesday for about three weeks.
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Maher
Sharker
New York
W. OS. Brady
west
Brady
Moher
Sharkey
Carson City
Ireland
ree tain
Death of an Old Guard Member in New York
Captain Joseph Nalor of the Old Guard died yesterday in New York. He was an early member of the Pulaski cadets, later merging into the Old Guard, which became the GI Guard of New York. On his eightieth birthday in February 1897, the Old Guard hosted a grand donner in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Guard
New York
Joseph Nalor
Old Cuard
Efe
Walor
Pulaski cadets
old
New York city guard
GI Guard
city of New York
Poison Mishap Claims Democratic Politician Woolf
Warrisburg reports the death of J. Woolf a noted Democratic politician aged 40 after taking strychnine by mistake. Former Internal Revenue service official once led Harrisburgs Sunday Capital and co owned The Evening Star. he also chaired the city Democratic committee leaving a wife and one child. Also from New York Professor Francis Brown of Union Theological Seminary is said to be improving after an appendectomy at Presbyterian hospital performed by Dr Andrew J. McCos h.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrisburg
Nlerman J. Woolf
internal revenue service
Wolz
Harrisburge Sunday Capital
Evening Star
city Democratic committee
brown
New York
Francis Brown
Union Theological seminary
Presbyterian hospital
Andrew J. MccCosh
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SAMUEL LIPFELD
Clothier and Furnisher
North Street
Middletown, N. Y
Adriance
GEO. A. SWALM & SON
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Ravensdale
St. Johns
Jorge Chin
Lloyd Wenderseun
Charles Brown
David Trenderson
Josie M. Calderwood
Strawbridge
New Seattle
Bacaheu UWeht
Syracuse
Harold Marquisee
Utna
Judeel Latonrmore
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Fonda
N. Y
Peter Gonyea
Lewis Erkenbrack
Johnstown
Tubby Glynn
Gonyea
Hrkenbrack
Mohawk river
Seneca Efastriges
Frank Horner
Frank Deyoe
Kinderhook
Frances Van Alstyne
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