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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1901

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New Democracy Pledges Voters to Oust Tammany Boss

At Carnegie Hall the Greater New York Democracy organized to overthrow Tammany Hall led by Croker. Ex Justice Daly denounced Croker and urged a true democracy, pledging unity with all opposing groups and calling for a permanent citywide reform to restore honest government.

Greater Tammany Hall Mr. Croker Croker David K. Hill Coler John D. Crimmins Perry Belmont Carnegie Hall Justice Daly Rastus S. Ransom William Hepburn Russell Russell New York Cable Albany City of Democratic Party of Democratic Organization Democratic Party Fourteenth Assembly District Buffalo Club Thirty-third Assembly District Ransom Daly Patrick Henry Greater New York Democracy Matthew P. Breen Greater New York van Wyek Otto Kempner Independent Democrats of Brooklyn Iempner Kempner Hill Crokerism

Index to Departments and Page References

An index listing departments and page numbers for topics such as Financial Affairs Wheat prices cotton butter and iron markets Amusements arrivals at hotels business troubles court calendars insurance notes legal notes marine intelligence railroads real estate society and weather report plus yesterday's fires and new corporations

Tocks United Service Westher Report

Drowning of Young Inness in Lake Wononoscopomic

The body of George Ellsworth Inness of New York, nineteen, a Hotchkiss student finishing his third year, was recovered after a canoe capsize on Lake Wononoscopomic near Lakeville. Otis Sawyer, eighteen, remains missing after the tragedy as divers and a New York diver continue the search.

Academy Inness Conoeer Sawyer Hotchkiss School

Tragic Lakeville drowning boy spurs Atlantic chase

Mrs D M Sawyer and her daughter Amy Sawyer sailed from New York aboard the Majestic for a European outing while word came that Decatur M Sawyer’s son Moung Otis drowned at Lakeville. Father races across the Atlantic in a bid to reach Liverpool ahead of the Majestic.

New York Times Montclair N. J D. M. Sawyer Amy Sawyer Lakeville Majestic Europe New York Harbor Moung Otis New York Sawyer Liverpool Mr. Sawyer

Mysterious Power Company Seeks Broad Canadian Powers

A Montreal dispatch reports the St. Lawrence Power Company seeks Canada incorporation with sweeping powers to manufacture and supply electricity water gas and hydraulic power and to build canals dams tramways and vessels. The move faces strong opposition as it could extend American influence into Canada and permit vast cross border operations from Massena New York toward Montreal.

Boston Transcript Montreal Dominion of Canada Canada St. Lawrence Power Company Masgena N. Y Dickenson’s Landing Storm St. Lawrence America

Regulation of Automobiles in Washington Sparks Speed Rules Debate

Washington officials consider curb on motor speed after rising street use and pedestrian accidents. The City Commissioners seek guidance from foreign rules via the State Department to aid Congress in regulating steam and electric road motors. Noisy, fast driving on asphalt raises danger as officials push for alarms on motors and stricter penalties.

Washington State Department United States Congress

Silver Coinage in Mexico President Diaz loosens mint rules

A Monterey dispatch reports President Diaz directs the Director of the Mints to accept silver bars for coinage at 850 to 1,000 fine and to reduce mint charges. The changes target silver scarcity and aim to spur increased minting activity.

Austin Texas Monterey Mexico Diaz

Will clause void for Carter H. Harrison heirs

Chicago April 18. Supreme Court at Springfield affirms lower court and voids the clause in Carter H. Harrison’s will requiring one half of his estate be sent intact to grandchildren. Interested parties include Carter H. Harrison, William Preston Harrison, Mrs. Sohonisba Harrison Eastman, and Mrs. Lina Harrison Owsley.

Chicago Supreme Court Springfield Owsley Vs. Harrison Carter H. Harrison William Preston Harrison Sohonisba Harrison Eastman Linaarrison Owsley

Smallpox case points to self direct treatment in Southington

Mrs. J C St John wife of a New York minister arrived from Brooklyn with a developed smallpox and refused medical care. She is quarantined at her father’s Southington home and credited Christian Science healing by prayer. State health officials enforce strict quarantine and vaccination advised for travelers. Her husband Rev J C St John resigned from his Baptist church amid rumors of the illness and shifting family ties.

Southington Conn J. C. St. John Brooklyn Oliver D. Woodruff North Brother Island Boston New York New Haven Baptist Church of the Redeemer West One Hundred and Thirty-first Street St. John New Loyk Dr. Simmons Third Church of Christ SO West One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street West One Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street Board of Health The Joseph Wentworthy

Edison Phonograph Case Heats Up In Newark Hearing

A Newark hearing before Vice Chancellor Emery examined Edison Phonograph Works seeking a receiver for Edison United Phonograph Company over insolvency claims. Defendants exposed a vacated judgment against Edison United and John E. Searles, while secretary G N Morrison detailed foreign contracts and asset balances. The session ended without a ruling as the case continued.

Newark N. J Emery Edison Phonograph Works Edison United Phonograph Company Edison Phonograph Company Thomas Edison Edison United Company Charles L. Carrick Carrick & Wortendyke Jersey City Howard W. Hayes National Bank of North America of New York John E. Searles Guarantee Trust Company of New York

Midnight Raids Sweep Tenderloin and Bowery

The Committee of Fifteen conducted raids between midnight and 1 am on about a dozen disorderly venues in the Tenderloin and Bowery. Warrants from Justice Jerome led to arrests of managers bartenders and doorkeepers as police and detectives pursued tips and faced chaotic scuffles.

Myles Standish Ginger Ale Ad Claim

Advertisement proclaims Myles Standish Ginger Ale as delicious and unchanging in quality with the slogan Always F aelicious never varies in quality.

Myles Standish

Alderman Fleck Arrest in Bowery Raid Shocks East Side

Last night a raid at 106 Bowery, Manhattan Music Hall, led to the arrest of Alderman Frederick F. Fleck and manager Cespar Iba on disorderly-house charges. Raids also touched the Empire Concert Hall with several suspects named, and a tipped-off tip row sparked confrontation as officers and Fifteen agents pursued warrants in a highly publicized operation.

Tenderloin Bowery Hke Committee of Fifteen Justice Jerome Robert Grier Monroe McCullagh Thirtieth Street Col Committee Sergt. Carson Carson Col. Monroe Sixth Avenue Jugsinge Jerome Hodge Haymarket Empire Bohemia Cairo West Twentyninth Street Alhambra West Twenty-eighth Street Edward Glennon Glennon William Graham Edward Cory Chapman Twenty-ninth Street Monroe Patrick Shea Hank Johnson Etta Howard Demetrius Aecapoulis John H. Mason Bettie Lyford Frederick F. Fleck Manhattan Music Hall Mulberry Street Sergt. Hearley Music Hill Fréderick F. Fleck Plage Julius Frank East Thirtieth Street James Cunningham Second Avenue Sam Wise Kid White Alderman Fleck Iba Edward C. Beecher Charles J. Fay Fifth Street Sergi Merrimac Raines Law Third Avenue Mary McGurk Susan Kelly West Thirty-seventh Street Charles Miller Diamond Woodbridge Miller Fay Capt. Diamond

Steel Strike Is Off In McKeesport Settlement

Pittsburg April 18. No strike in American Sheet Steel Company plants after amicable settlement. John Jarrett for the company proposed reinstatement of discharged workers at Wood mill, Holloway included after three days. Agreement signed to start old employees Monday April 22, with conditions observed until July 1 1901.

Pittsburg American Sheet Steel Company McKeesport Iron and Steel Amalgamated Association John Jarrett Holloway Jarrett Shaffer Williams

Settlement Reached To End McKeesport Strike

Pittsburgh April 18. The Commercial Gazette says a meeting led by Charles M. Schwab and Col G Watson French produced a final agreement to resume Wood Millis work in McKeesport with all old men returning. Shaffer and Jarrett participated, and the Amalgamated Association reported the strike settled.

Pittsburg The Commercial Gazette McKeesport Charles M. Schwab United States Steel Corporation Col. G. Watson French Republic Iron and Steel Company Big Morgan Company Mcl Xeesport Col. French Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel, and Tin Workers American Sheet Steel Company Carnegie Schwab Great Morgan Company Mr. Schwab Duquesne Club President Shaffer Amalgamated Association Shaffer John Jarrett Labor Bureau Amalgamated

Mayor Van Wyck Vetoes New York City Charter

The mayor's veto message to Albany rejects Senate Bill 1241 and Assembly 2400 altering the Greater New York Charter. He cites duties to the entire city, warns against partisan aims, and urges careful deliberation to preserve established municipal principles guiding governance for 3.5 million residents and vast property interests.

van Wyck City of New York Albany Downes Odell Senate of State of New York City of New York

Competing Charters Face Overhaul of City Budget Board

The proposed charter would replace the President of Taxes and Assessments and the Corporation Counsel on the Board of Estimate and Apportionment with five Public Works Commissioners, a move critics say shifts bond and tax budgeting to interests tied to public works and risks wasteful spending. The piece compares this shift to Tweed era reform and recounts historical boards and outcomes.

Board of Estimate Board of Estimate and Apportionment Department of Taxes and Assessments William M. Tweed Tweed Public Works Department of Parks Park Department Samuel J. Tilden Charley O'Conor Board of Aldermen Corporation Counsel Board

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NEW Democracy Greater New York Organization Tammany ExJustice MR. Crimmins John D.crimmins Charles J. Canda John Smith Tod, Corbett John Osborn John J. Buckley Roger A. Pryor George Bischoff Frederick Helbig John J. O'Brien Harry Allen James W. Busch Michael Cahn W. H. Ryan Bryan L. Kennel Samuel Brens Solomon Boronow Charles H. Graef Joseph H. Ledigmuni Schwab Arthur Batz Thomas TF Keating Mortimer Schlosstein John P. Thornton James Jackson Herbert Arthur William © Gorman George Shave Ferdinand ‘Wehmer E. F. Wallis D Rt Thomas McKeon Frank J. O'Connor William J. McKenna Simon Fister Charles W. Ferris George Frankenreich Michael Tobin Benjamin Kiernan Joseph Kelly William Dickman William Smith Norwood Peiter Ernest Kreizberger John de Witt Warner Patrick Ryan W. L. Hass Edward Miehling J Abraham Democratic Organization of New York London Albion Young Inness Mysterious Power Company Ington Edison Phonograph United Company Fleck the Bowery Cooney Henry Bush Elite Michaels and Coughlin Bush Louis Elsmer Fourth Avenue George Howard Capt. Cooney Howard Elsmer Senate Board of the Board OF Estimate
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