President Observes Mayflower Target Practice With Roosevelt
President and Mrs. Roosevelt visited Greenport to witness Mayflower gun crews in a 29 by 16 foot canvas target drill. IAW. Z O'Donnell won $25 gold for 16 hits in 20 shots at 1,000 to 2,000 yards. Roosevelt praised marksmanship and urged continued practice to make the ship the fleet standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Greenport
Roosevelt
IAW
Z O'Donnell
Navy
Ian
W.I. O'Donnell
F. Crowley
G.C. Grimm
A. W. Hildebrand
W. W. Phelps
Gunner O'Donnell
Ana Ty O'Donnel
O'Donnell
Mrs. Roosevelt
la Framboisé
Carlisle
Roosevelt sails toward Oyster Bay on training ship
Roosevelt is saluted by the Mayflower and the Chase, the Revenue Service training ship, as the President sails toward Oyster Bay. He will not land at Sagamore Hill until tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Chase
Revenue Service
President
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Ladrones Defeated Near Mariveles In Luzon Action
A detachment of the Thirteenth Infantry engaged and defeated a band of Ladrones near Mariveles in Bataan Province. The raiders looted a village on a military reservation. the soldiers dispersed the Filipinos after they opened fire. Records show the group belonged to the Katipunan Society, a loosely organized movement with arrests in several provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Thirteenth Infantry
Marivelez
Bataan
Luzon
Katipunan Society
Katipunan
Bulacan
Rizal
Cavite
Canila
Cholera in the Philippines reports 1005 cases in Manila
The War Department reports Asiatic cholera in Manila from March 20 to May 15, 1902. 1,005 cases with 80 deaths and 205 recoveries. breakdown shows 699 Filipinos, 882 Chinese, 23 English, and 10 others. Hospitals, quarantine, fly control, and detention camps reduced cases, while plague cases ceased after March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aue
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Board of Health of
Philippine Islands
Manila
L. M. Maus
United States Army
V.cress Vt
Board of Health
Sanaoe
Calle Herray
Second Reserve
Esteras
Philippines at St. Louis Exhibit Representation
The Civil Commission of the Philippines plans a substantial exhibit at the St. Louis Exposition with an appropriation of 250 000 for the display. A Manila paper notes the fair will let the mother country study local needs and expand markets for Philippine products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
Civil Commission of the Islands
Manila
Filipino convicted of murder by military commission
Information from the War Department states Pedro Capua, a native Filipino, was convicted at Tanauan Batangas P I by a military commission for complicity in the January 1500 murder of Second Lieut. Paul D. Stockley Twenty first Infantry. Capua faced a death sentence but Gen Chaffee commuted it to thirty years hard labor in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Pedro Capua
Tanauan
Batangas
P. I
Paul D. Stockley
Twenty-first Infantry
Capua
Chaffee
Change in North Philippines Command
The War Department relieves Brig. Gen. Samuel S. Sumner from command of the Department of the North Philippines and assigns him to head the Seventh Separate Brigade in relief of Brig. Gen. George W. Davis who is ordered to Manila. Brig. Gen. J. Franklin Bell assumes temporary command of the Department of the North Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Philippines
Washington
War Department
Samuel 5. Sumner
Department of the North
Policy directs Philippine medical supply excess to San Francisco
An order from Gen Chaffee under War Department authority directs shipment to the San Francisco medical supply depot of all hospital and medical supplies in the Philippines beyond the needs of 20,000 men for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Washington
Chaffee
Secretary of War
San Francisco
General Chaffee to Lead Final Philippine Tour
Gen Chaffee will depart Manila on the army transport Ingalls next Monday for a tour of the Philippine Islands He plans visits to principal stations in the southern islands including Lake Lanao in Mindanao Moro country
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Chaffee
Ingalls
Philippine Islands
Lake Lanao
Mindanao
Special Patrolmen Organize in New York
A meeting at Manhattan Lyceum 68 East Fourth Street formed an Association of Special Patrolmen of Greater New York with over 1,000 officers. A committee will notify patrolmen about a sick benefit and insurance fund for widows and children. Next meeting set for Thursday at 9 30 A M in the Manhattan Lyceum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Lyceum
East Fourth Street
Greater New York
Police Department
John Abrahams
Huber's Museum
Harry S. Sinclair
Michael Cerigiano
Dewey Theatre
Meredith Clymer Will Filed for Probate
The will of Meredith Clymer was filed for probate in the Surrogate's office yesterday. He leaves all property to his kinsman William Branford Shubrick Clymer of Boston, citing affection and kindness as the reason. Next of kin include his widow Lillie S. Clymer, now in France, and several cousins. The annexed memorandum mentioned was not attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Clymer
William Branford Shubrick Clymer
Boston
Clyme
Devery Campaign Night Ends With Pageant At Chowder Party
The ex Chief William S Devery drew a large crowd in a chaotic campaign night that stretched from dawn to midnight. A vaudeville show at the American Theatre featured moving pictures and a floral horse shoe presentation as Devery addressed cheering supporters and critics alike. A chorus sang marching songs praising Devery while livestreamed reels showed his activities at the pump and Four Corners. Devery praised the turnout, joked about chasing a greased pig, and claimed victory in the Ninth District race amid roars from the gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devery
William S. Devery
Tammany
Ninth District
Columbia Club
Witzel’s Grove
College Point
American Theatre
Forty-second Street
Eighth Avenue
A&a
Wetzel’s Grove
James Hughes
Hughes
Havana Police Annoy U S Minister Wife At Hotel
Mrs Squires wife of the United States Minister was driven to Hotel Inglesterra Marianao where Havana policemen ordered the hired carriage to move and disallowed the footman from announcing the visitor. Officials apologized and suspended the officers pending discharge for improper conduct toward a foreign minister's wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Beencees
Squiers
Senor Tamayo
United States
Hotel Ingleterra
Flagman Saw Thorpe's Companion In Subway Assault
Detectives Mangin and McGinty of West 125th Street Station seek the man who attacked William P. Thorpe on Amsterdam Avenue early Tuesday. Thorpe died later at J. Hood Wright Hospital. A flagman at Manhattan Street and Amsterdam Avenue saw Thorpe on the northwest corner and a tall, dark, smooth-faced man about 5 feet 10 inches, 170 pounds in a light check suit on the northeast corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangin and McGinty
West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
William P. Thorpe
Amsterdam Avenue
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Manhattan Street
Thorpe
Long Island Station Agent Disappears
Freeport New Jersey August 6 H H Gallagher who took charge of the Long Island Railroad Station here yesterday afternoon has disappeared. He did not go to his office this morning and passengers were unable to obtain tickets. It is said Gallagher's accounts are all right and nothing is missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Freeport
L. J
H. H. Gallagher
Gallagher
Astor Cups for Yachts Race at Newport Harbor
Nine NYYC golden age yachts contested the Vineyard Sound course for Astor Cups. Ailsa won the yawl crown and Elmina the schooners, while Mineola overcame a late start to place high. Weetamoe and Neola retired. a steward fell overboard but was saved, and patrons watched from steam yachts as the fleet battled shifting winds toward Brenton’s Reef and Vineyard Lightship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
New York Yacht Club
Vineyard Sound
John Jacob Astor
Henry S. Redmond
Amorita
Elmina
Muriel
Weetamoe
Neola
Mineola
Ailsa
Redmond
Col. Astor
Gay Newport Society
Rainbow
Vanderbilt
Vineyard Haven
Brenton’s Reef
West Chop
Brenton
Reef
Easil
Amarita
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Hester
Charlie Barr
Columbia Fame
Belmont
Weetamee
Quissetta
Senta
Yankee
Bartender in court over Napoleon II bet larceny claim
John Reynolds, a bartender at 462 Seventh Avenue, accused James Oliver of larceny after a disputed bet over Napoleon II. Oliver testified the $40 was taken from beside the register during a confrontation over Irish history. Magistrate Meade adjourned the hearing and held Oliver on $1,000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reynolds
Thomas H. Fox
Seventh Avenue
James Oliver
West Thirty-ninth Street
Oliver
Reynolds
Meade
the Magisera
Tiate
Napoleon II
France
Ireland
Wolfe Tone
Napoleon III
Costes
Schooner Passengers Held Over Manifest Gaps
Immigrants aboard the battered schooner Notice were found with 30 of 47 names absent from the manifest after being towed to port by the Sardegna. Officials fear smuggling from the Cape Verde Islands and a special board, led by Commissioner Williams, weighs possible actions as to those aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midocean
Sardegna
Cape Verde Islands
Williams
Rhode Island
Catholic Societies Discuss Education And Indian Missions
The American Federation of Catholic Societies in Chicago reports on credentials and committees while debating church civic relations. A proposed private sharing of public school funds for parochial schools is considered alongside discussions on discrimination against Catholic Indian missions and the Spanish friars in the Philippines. J Ganns from Washington urged renewing appropriations for Indian Christianization and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Philippines
Roosevelt
Root
J. Ganns
Washington, D. C
Train Kills Girls on a Trestle at Dawson Springs
An Illinois Central excursion train struck five young women on a high trestle at Dawson Springs. Two died, three were fatally injured after fleeing the scene. The deceased were Miss Johnny Smith of Paducah and Miss Lucy Stevenson of Hickory Grove. Injured include Miss Lenna Flint of Paducah Miss Edith Stevenson of Hickory Hickory and Miss Minnie Nichols of Hawes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiopkinsville
Illinois Central Railroad
Dawson Springs
Johnny Smith
Paducah
Lucy Stevenson
Hickory Grove
Lenna Flint
Edith Stevenson
Hickory
Minnie Nichols
Hawes
Boy Missing Blamed on Overstudy in Chatham
Wilberforce Ogden of Chatham left his father's house early Monday morning while slightly demented from over study. He was seen in Afton four miles from Chatham on Monday afternoon and has since vanished despite search efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
N. J
Wilberforce Ogden
Afton
Platt and Woodruff Discuss State Political Ticket
Senator Platt and Lieut Governor Woodruff met at 49 Broadway to discuss the state political scene and whether Woodruff would be named to the ticket with Governor Odell. Woodruff stated no renomination goal and hoped to work in the ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Platt
Gov
Woodruff
Broadway
Mr. Woodruff
Odell
Platt
Adirondacks
Gov. Odell
Brooklyn
Assembly
Friends
Messrs. Atterbury
Waldo
Kings County
George W. Dunn
New York
Senator Platt
Manhattan Beach
Oriental Lawyer Bell
Our Country
God
Man
Mro Coler Visits Col Dunn At Republican Stronghold
Ex-Controller Bird S Coler called at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and met Col G W Dunn, chairman of the Republican State Committee. He said it was a social call and he seeks no nomination, adding his business keeps him busy and he knows nothing of the Democratic State Convention. Prominent Republicans denied any talk of Lemuel E Quigg as temporary chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Bird S. Coler
Fifth Avenue
Col
G. W. Dunn
Coler
Lemuel E. Quigg
Mr. Quigg
Missing Paterson bank note teller James Edge after disappearance
James D. Edge, note teller at the First National Bank of Paterson, vanished on Monday amid a $2,000 shortage. Employed thirteen years and held in high esteem, he left a wife and a five year old daughter. Edge, treasurer of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church, was bonded by a fidelity company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
James D. Edge
First National Bank
Edge
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Fidelity
Bronx Street Work Contracts Awarded by Borough President Haffen
Borough President Louis T. Haffen announced awards for Bronx street improvements to Barber Asphalt Company and its bids include asphalt repairs on Forest Avenue from Westchester Avenue to Homer Street for 271,056 dollars and on Washington Avenue and 161st Street for 7,777 dollars, Park Avenue from 165th to 177th Street for 53,207 dollars, and Washington Avenue from Third Avenue to Pelham Avenue for 138,048 dollars. Additional improvement bids will be opened on August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Louis T.haffen
Forest Avenue
Westchester Avenue
Homer Street
Barber Asphalt Company
Washington Avenue
One
Third Avenue
Arrest Follows a Midnight Ride in Jersey City
William O'Brien aged 35 and Margaret Kane 25 of 138 Jefferson Street Buffalo were arrested in Jersey City yesterday morning as suspicious persons. They rode in a buggy later claimed by William Matern of Mount Vernon who said it had been hired to O'Brien on Tuesday. Kane said she was visiting friends and had been invited to ride. Both will be arraigned before Police Justice Hoos today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O’brien
Margaret Kane
Jefferson Street
Buffalo
Jersey City
William Matern
Mount Vernon
O'Brien
O’brien
Middlesex Board approves auto speed limit plan
New Brunswick New Jersey August six Middlesex County Board of Freeholders authorized drafting an ordinance to limit car speeds across the county. Officials cited reports that automobiles travel at about a mile a minute throughout Middlesex County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Brunswick
N. J
Middlesex County Board of Freeholders
Iron Steamboat Property Sold at Auction
The Iron Steamboat Company property was sold yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange in Montague Street Brooklyn. It was bid in for the upset price of 100000 dollars by a reorganization committee representing most stockholders and bondholders. The sale followed a foreclosure suit by Allan C. Washington, a committee member, to place the business on firmer footing as the company had not paid bond interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wvas
Real Estate Exchange
Montague Street
Brooklyn
Allan C. Washington
Hotels Listed Guests and Officials at Prestigious Houses
A roundup lists notable figures staying at major hotels including Waldorf Astoria and Imperial. Names cover Generals, professors, bankers, and officials such as Ferdinand Peck J L Elder J Hillyer, Justo Camillo d Alvarez, J M Shaw, Percy Todd and Capt George Burr among others as part of a hotel guest enumeration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
J. M. Shaw
M. EB. Alles
United States Treasury
Washington
George W. Dunn
Binghamton
GRAND
James Longstreet, Jr
United States Army
Douglas McCaskey
Netherland
Henry B. Dean
Providence
G. V. Collimore
Boston
Manhattan
William and Lady van Horne
Montreal
Murray Hill
Percy R. Todd
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railway
New Haven
Navarre
George W. Burr
A. P. O'Malley
Wilkesbarre
Marlborough
E. H. Pope
M. W. Seagears
St. Augustine
Fla. Majestic
Nitobe
Tokio
Japan
S. Lippincott
The Man in the Street Featured in Sunday Times Supplement
An advertising blurb touts The Man in the Street as entertaining and briefly humorous. It invites readers to enjoy the Magazine Supplement of the Sunday New York Times next Sunday and promises laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ady
Lively Skipper of the Gutter Lica Lively Skipper of the Gutter Lica
A man posing as a yachtsman, John E. Willard, deceived Frederick H Waldorf of New Rochelle into selling the cutter Pelican for 700 dollars using a bank book showing 15,000. The check bounced, later traced to Bath Beach where Willard and companion Bruner were arrested for vagrancy. Willard identified as John A Langdon, facing grand larceny charges while the cutter was returned to New Rochelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
John E. Willard
Frederick H Waldorf
Pelican
Willard
First National Bank
Waldorf
Bath Beach
Lica
Gravesend Bay
Captain's Pier
Frederick A. Bruner
Calumet Club
Fifth Avenue
Cropsey Avenues
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Jesse G. Gates
Robert Howe
Levy
Bruner
Gates
Cody
Felican
Voorhees
Coney Island
Has Accepted Harvard Chair
SPRINGFIELD Aug 6 Prof S S Maxwell of Monmouth withdrew his candidacy for Trustee of the University of Illinois on the State Democratic ticket. He cited as reason that he has accepted a professorship in biology at Harvard University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
S S. Maxwell
Monmouth
University of Illinois
Harvard University
Weather Outlook and Temperature Readings From The Times
The Atlantic coast is forecast fair with moderate temperatures and diminishing fresh westerly winds. Central valleys and lake region expect fair skies and rising temperatures. Gulf Coast winds shift from fresh northerly to variable, Great Lakes winds become southerly. Steamers to European ports face fresh westerly winds and partly cloudy seas toward the Grand Banks. The Times thermometer notes 72 at 8 AM and 78 at noon, maximum 84, minimum 68, with humidity 2% at 8 AM and 1% at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
European
Grand Banks
NEW York Times
Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau— Times
Aeaa
Yoo
Gs Pys S&s Ayaan
P. M
Santa Ts Oh
the Times
Printing House Square
esseeerees Weather _Bureau
Shales
Also Mentioned on This Page
Secretary of the Navy
United States Navy
Lewis Poessel
the Treasury
Poessel
The
Insular Board of Health
ST. Louis
Islands
Gen. Chaffee
MR. Devery
Bill
Dil
Sheehan-Goodwinites
Wantage
Johnnie Brannigan
Tenth Avenue
Pequod Club
Flagman
Astor Cups
Elapees
Sane
Napoleon
Catholic Societies’ Work
Train
Girl
Mro Coler
Col. Dunn
Waldorf Astoria
Ferdinand W. Peck
J. L. Elder
Clayton Hillyer
Hartford
Holland
Robert Lindsay
Cleveland
D. G. Kerr
Pittsburg
Cambridge
T. Howard Biles
Glasgow
Imperial
Craig McClure
Spencer Borden, Jr
Fall River
Victoria
H. A._ Tuttle
N. A. Tel. Company
Minneapolis
Justo Camillo d’ Alvarez
A. A. McDonald
M. P
Toronto
Hoffman
J. al Lyon
Albany
Eee Eyateeoene Sheard
Little Falls
the Pelican
Harvard
Mrs. Winslow
America
L.J. Callanan
Vesey ST
N_ Y
LevOy
B. M. Levoy
East
New England
N.Y
Mangles&Hillman
Park Row
R. G. Sullivan
Manchester
Brentano’s
Union Square
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