Hotels listing of prominent guests and officials
At the hotels a roster of distinguished visitors includes United States Attorney General P. C. Knox and Senator W. M. Stewart with Wu Ting Fang in Washington. Edward R. Metcalf and H. L. Cornell are noted in Boston and Chicago. They are joined by several other figures such as Col. J. P. Chinn, Major B. M. Harrod, Capt. J. K. Parsons, J. E. Cheever, Congressman James E. Sherman, and various state and military officials visiting or staying at major hotels including Waldorf Astoria and Savoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
United States
Washington
D. C
W M. Stewart
Nevada
Wu Ting-Fang
Hoffman
J. H. Cottman
Baltimore
S. E. Robinson
Chicago
Imperial
Edward R. Metcalf
Boston
H. L. Cornell
Gilsey
J. P. Chinn
Harrisburg
GRAND
N. Y
B.M. Harrod
New Orleans
J. K. Parsons
United States Army
Savoy
J. E. Cheever
New Haven
Manhattan
James 8. Sherman
Utica
Charles S. Parker
J. Condit Smith
Havana
Murray Hill
O. Hava
Connecticut
W. F. Robb
Troy
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Deal With St. Louis and San Francisco
The St. Louis and San Francisco proposes to acquire Chicago and Eastern Illinois. Exchange involves $150 preferred stock and $250 common stock certificates due 1942 with 6 and 10 percent dividends respectively. Two-thirds stockholder vote required by Sept. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eastern Illinois
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago and
Colonial Trust Company
H. H. Porter, Flower, & Co
George H. Ball
Henry Seibert
Cape Girardeau
Gray Point
Shelbyville
Memphis
Southeastern
Newman Erb
Illinois
Hoxid
Little Rock
Memphis and Little Rock
Southern
Blow at the Goulds Shocks Western Maryland Line
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad informs the Western Maryland Railroad it will discontinue business turned over at Cherry Run. The move signals a formal response amid a doomed traffic diversion plan as part of the Goulds network clash with B and O and Pennsylvania Railroad teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Easterners Acquire Oklahoma Road Initiative
Oklahoma City date Aug 7 reports Mayor Jones has purchased the stock of the Arkansas Valley and Western Railroad. Eastern capitalists plan to build the line from Red Fork on the Frisco system in the Creek Nation to Enid in Garfield County on the Rock Island system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Jones
Arkansas Valley and Western Railroad
Eastern
Red Fork
Creek Nation
Indian Territory
Enid
Garfield County
Rock Island
Catholic Societies Back Administration on Philippines Lands Ques tion
At the American Federation of Catholic Societies morning session in Chicago delegates voiced confidence in the U S government handling of Spanish friars lands in the Philippines and education in the islands. A resolution expressed sympathy for the friars and support for government stance. Atlantic City chosen for the 1903 meeting. officers elected with Minahan of Columbus as President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philippines
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Father O'Reilly
Roosevelt
Messmer
McFaul
Alphonse Keeble
New York
Atlantic City
T. B. Minahan
Columbus
Ohio
Louis W. Kauffmann
F. B. Kierce
San Francisco
Daniel Duffy
Pennsylvania
Anthony FE. Matro
Cincinnati
H. J. Fries
Eric. Penn
Christopher Vu Brien
Deutschland Still Holds Atlantic Speed Record
Expert committees for the Norddeutscher Lloyd and Hamburg America Line concluded that the Deutschland retains the fastest time across the Atlantic and the highest average speed. They found the Kronprinz Wilhelm’s claimed record calculations erroneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's
Kronprinz Wilhelm
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Hamburg- American Line
Hamburg-American Line
Deutschland
Atlantic
Manufacturer William Gale Arrested for Assault
William N. Gale a metals manufacturer of 49 West Thirty-second Street was arrested last night at Herald Square Hotel by Policeman Findlay on a warrant charging assault. Edward C. Miller another metals manufacturer identified Gale as the assailant after a meeting at Tenth Avenue and Fourteenth Street. Gale jailed at West Thirtieth Street Police Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Gale
West Thirty-second Street
Herald Square
Findlay
Jefferson Market
Edward C. Miller
Miller
Gale
Tenth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
West Thirtieth Street
Bankers life threatened leads to arrest of ex-labor foe
Police report banker and broker Albert J. Elias faced threats to his life from former street-car conductor Joseph Reinheimer of 1908 Third Avenue. Reinheimer, said to have complained over Elias causing his discharge, was arrested after a threatening letter to Mrs Elias and an attempted shooting near Elias home. He awaits a West Side Court hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Elias
Third Avenue Railroad
Joseph Reinheimer
Third Avenue
Elias
West Seventy-first Street
Reinheimer
Jacob Elias
West Sixtyninth Street
Atlantic Highlands
Seventy-figzst Street
Downing
West Side Court
Carlisle Enjoined Over Porto Rico Treasury Warrants
Justice Greenbaum issued a temporary injunction restraining ex Secretary John G Carlisle Henry M Ward and Hernand Behn from handling any funds or warrants linked to claims filed in the Court of Claims for customs duties at Puerto Rico after U S annexation. Leeds seeks a share arguing he aided the arrangement with Behn and a future profit split, while Ward and Carlisle deny his claim. The matter is set for return August 13 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Charles C. Leeds
Porto Rico
United States
Leeds
Ward
Carlisle
Hernand Behn
Court of Claims
Carlise
Behn
Ward and
A M Huntington Resting After Appendicitis Operation
Archer Milton Huntington, adopted son of the late Collis P Huntington, rests easily after an appendicitis operation performed Wednesday by Dr William B Coley at his home Pleasance Bay Chester. Born in New York 32, he was given an honorary MA by Yale, married in 1895 to Helen M Gates, inherits 250000 from Mr Huntington's will plus a 500000 residuary trust for his mother Arabella D Huntington. He is a literary man and Spain scholar with a large book collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer Milton Hurtington
Collis P. Huntington
William B. Coley
Pleasance
Bay Chester
Mr. Huntington
New York
Europe
Yale University
Helen M. Gates
Huntington
Arabella D. Huntington
Spain
Columbia Summer Session Enrollment Rises 11 Percent
The Columbia University summer session reports 643 students enrolled, 252 men and 391 women, an 11 percent increase from last year with 228 previously matriculated and 182 from prior summer terms. Sixty one courses ran, totaling 1559 enrollments, led again by the Education Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Department of Education
Roof Playgrounds Open For East Side School Children
Public School Roof playgrounds at 20 Rivington Forsyth and 1 Catharine Henry Streets opened last evening drawing about 1200 children. Music and dancing thrilled the youngsters as staff supervised on the stairways and entrances. A planned third roof at 66 Market Street was delayed by incomplete electric lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Laster
Mary A. Bacon
Forsyth Street
Catharine and
Henry Streets
Dr. Gwathmay
Rivington
Forsyth
Eight-Hour Strike at Croton Dam Brings Labor Turmoil
About 250 Italian laborers on the Cornell dam project in Croton Valley walk out demanding an eight hour day. Skilled workers support the strike, while contractors resist modifying the ten hour contract. Fights erupt as night shift reports to work and one arrest is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton-On-Hudson
N. Y
Coleman, Brenchaud & Coleman
Cornell
Croton Valley
New York
Aqueduct Commissioners
John B. McDonald
Jerome Park
Milton Blinker
Antonio Stenaro
Seventh Regiment
Westchester
National Guard
Mount Vernon
Plan to Arbitrate New Haven Strike
In New Haven Conn Aug 7 the State Board of Mediation and Arbitration returns to Hartford Meriden and is optimistic about resolving the trolley strike. A three-member arbitration panel of city employers may hear evidence on 27 discharged workers while recognizing the union, with a potential reinstatement decision. No strike breakers observed and travel by stage and carriage as streets remain quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
G. A. Parsons
Hartford
F. T. Ives
Meriden
Gilbert L. Smith
Sharon
Studley
Board of Mediation
Parsons
Ives
Arrival of Buyers in New York Dry Goods Market
A long list of buyers and represented firms from across the United States gathers in New York hotels and stores. Siegel, Cooper & Co of Chicago with Charles Isaebel and others lead the influx. H. Brough ton of Troy and J. M. Fourquerean of Richmond also appear with cloaks, gowns, waists, millinery, and dry goods.
Troy Steel Plant Sold at Auction in New York
The Troy Steel Company plant on Breaker Island Albany County was sold at auction under a Supreme Court order to satisfy a bondholders judgment. A. F. Donovan of St Louis won with a bid of 525000 and planned quick operation restoration. the steel works had a 2000000 capital and was backed by the Witherbees of Port Henry with interests linked to H Rogers of Stancara Oil and J P Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Troy Steel Company
Breaker Island
Albany County
Troy
Rensselaer County
Supreme Court
Guarantee Trust Company of
New York
A. F. Donovin
St. Louis
Donovan
Witherbees
Port Henry
H Rogers
Stancara Oil Company
J. P. Morgan
Not Committing Schnitzer’s Son Without Medical Testimony
Justice postpones commitment of Harris Schnitzer, son of real estate operator Hyman Schnitzer, to Bellevue Hospital until physicians’ testimony supports alleged mental weakness. The hearing adjourned for in court medical examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Harris Schnitzer
Hyman Schnitzer
Ben
Ola
Bellevue Hospital
Brief Incident Log Of Minor Damages At Multiple Streets
From 12 am Wednesday to 12 am Thursday Harris Schmidt at 41 45 Forsyth Street reports trifling damage. At 12 50 pm 147 Park Row B Getler reports trifling damage. At 9 35 pm 244 Madison Street M Ship ers reports damage amounting to 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth Street
Harris Schmidt
Park Row
B. Getler
Madison Street
M. Shipers
Wholesale listings of department stores and merchants across the Midwest and South
A long catalog of merchants and manufacturers from cities like Cleveland Nashville St. Louis Chicago Indianapolis and Milwaukee. It names owners such as H E Austerlitz J F Mawhinney W F Harness and many others along with their goods from dry goods and clothing to millinery jewelry and notions. The document lists hotels and stores including Hotel Na varre Hotel Albert Broadway Central Hotel and Hotel Imperial along with shop owners and specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegel, Cooper & Co
Chicago, Ill
Charles Isaebel
Sporting Goods
Wooster Street
O'Dwyer & Ahern
Texarkana
Ark
R. J. O'Dwyer
Broadway
Schwartz& Isaacs Company
New Orleans
A. Kaufman
Leonard Street
Barr, William, Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
E. L. Fidler
Union Square
Heyns
Binswanger & Co
Detroit
Mich
Miss E. Moore
Cadillac
GoodseMov Wry Goods Company
Minneapolis
Richmond
J. M. Fourquerean
J. P. Fourquerean
West Broadway
St. Denis
Moch Brothers
Pueblo
Col
L._Moch
L. Moch
Nations
Broadway Central
Booth
G. J
Boonville
Ind
Albert
Walker Brothers Dry Goods Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
E. H. Morris
Lispenard Street
Bentley, Bass & Co
Temple
Texas
J. M. Bass
Lahr-Bacon Company
Evansville
H. E. Bacon
H. G. Day
Caster-Knott Dry Goods Company
Nashville, Tenn
P. R. Stewart
Broughton, H., & Co
Troy
N. Y
H. Broughton
Gilgan, J., & Co
J. Gilgan
Hoffman House
Heiman
Milwaukee
Wis
M. Schiller
Schloss Brothers
A. W.schloss
Refsch & Thoma
Springfield
Ill
H. Thoma
Jonas
Victoria
Huff
C. S
Martinsville
Voris
Franklin
M. J. Voris
Colembert
Gransberg
Ay Deming
M. G
Edinburg
Scott Dry Goods Company
Cleveland
Ohio
C. A. Cook
Navarre
Michan
Muncie
Millnery
Adair
McAlpin
G. W., Company
Cincinnati
J. Sugarman
Gainesville
McNaughton & Co
Marion
M. Cook
Goodkind
Max
Herald Square
Marks, M., &Sons
Charleston
S. C
L. Marks
Syracuse Dry Goods Company
Syracuse
J. J. Kelly
Herald’ Square
Strause Brothers & Co
I. Strause
Church Street
Pittsburg Dry Goods Company
Pittsburg
Penn
W. F. Dalzell
Imperial
Fahnley & McCrea
Indianapolis
F. Fahnley
Marlborough
Dreyfuss
Shreveport
J. Dreyfuss
Franklin Street
Lecour
J., & Sons
Kankakee
L. P. Lecour
Levy Brothers
Fort Wayne
Abe Levy
General Merchandise
Hubbard
C. W
St. Paul
Hodd
Frances
Princeton
Williams Echols, Dry Goods Company
Fort Smith
J. D. Williams
Walker & Duncan
Zanesville
James Walker
Menke Dry Goods Company
Quincy
H. B. Menke
Serneys
Vandervo
Bloch Furniture Company
Port Huron
Charles Baer
No Hundred and Fifteenth Street
Smith
H. H
Macomb
Dry Goods
Sweetser, Pembrook & Co
Crane
Jake, & Co
Jake Crane
Ware & Fisher
Hillsborough
L. J. Ware
Stifel’s
J., Sons
Angola
Edna Johnson
J. C. Johnson
Alprein
Memphis
Louis J. Rosenthal
Belvedere
Chicago Hat Works
Chicago
Hil
L. Ostenreicher
Louis Henry
Ocean Hotel
Asbury Park
Sutton, W. H., & Co
S. W. Sutton
Imperial Schlesinger & Mayer
J. H. Barrett
Meekes
Loesch
Hotel Normandie
Ashland Bazaar Company
The
Ashland
A. P. Mann
Park Avenue
Andrews
E. J
Shenandoah
Iowa
Morton House
Eversole
D. R
Maryville
Maud Eversole
Hettie M. Anthony
Kaufman, Charles, & Brothers
G. Rogalsky
Cook, Cochran & Co
Belton
G. W. Cochran
Burns & Bell
Colorado
F. M. Burns
Letesman
S. Chicago
Sk.woolens
Graham & Black Company
Lancaster
David Black
Ae Robinson
J. W
Norton & Co
Louisville
Thomas L. Queenan
Woolens
New England Furniture and Carpet Company
Minn
F. M
D. Wright
Eugene
Men's Furnishings
Hotel Lafayette
Alms & Doepke
C. Mack
Drygoods
Fayerweather & Ladus
Mis
Ae 'Moore
Sabel
Bowling Green
Grand Hotel
Harley
E. C
Company
Dayton
James A. Reynolds
Banks & Wimberly
St. Mathews
Ae Cees Wimberly
Marks Brothers
Jackson
Normandie
Gem City
S. Margolis
Kohler
H. F., & Brother
Hugo Fohler
Gilsey House
Dacere the Giothier
Vincennes
I. C. Cohen
Clothier and Furnisher
Marser
L. W
Kinnati
H. E. Austerlitz
George E. Brett
Lehect Brothers
Nashville
Tenn
R. Lyle
Mawhinney & Ryan Company
Omaha
Neb
J. F. Mawhinney
Denis
Nathanson, M
Fayetteville
B.S. Nathantson
Layfayette Silk Company
Place
Garretson
I. W. Garretson
Elizabeth Garretson
Bertha E. Ehlers
Friedman
Circleville
Newman
E. M
Columbus
Wormser
Charles
Jeanerette
Steenburg
M. J
W. P. H. Allen
L. Jaquish
Oldheim Brothers
Reynoldsburg
J. L. Oldheim
Alexander & Co
Galena
Kan
M. N. Alexander
Wright-Dalton-Bell Anchor Store Company
Poplar Bluffs
F. B. Hart
Morris Kleeman
Arthur S. Kleeman
Brosnan
Daniel D
Victora
Princess Waists Company
H. W. Kane
Albert Laws
Mercantile Company
Z. E. Hornbeck
Raleigh
Wolf Brothers, F. G., Company
Kansas City
Herbert M. Wolff
Hotel
Clark & Co
Peoria
A. B. Hazard
Drake & Co
A. F. Drake
Imperial Hotel
Childs
William Childs
Meyers
L. F
Mount Clemens
Broadway Central Hotel
Reims & Meyer
Jennings
D. Reims
Dryoods
L. Meyer
Marlborough Hotel
Grover & Squires
New Castle
M. Glover
M. D. Squires
Richardson
Sea Cliff
L. I
Gutzweiller
M. B
St. Charles
Annie C. Batley
Hickey
Edward J
W. N. Bayliss
Hotel Navarre
Solet
Mankato
Mankato, Minn.; General Merchandise. Marblestone, M. M., & Co
Levisvile
H. E. Hayes
Larkin Brothers
Loogoota
P. B. Larkin
Sellening
Chillicothe
A. Sellening
Martin & Martin
Coleman
B. Martin
Department
West Eighth Street
Cohen, H
B. Kohn
Diamonds
West Forty-second Street
Donnell, O., & Co
Sumter
D. C
W. B. Murray
George Little
Rushvile
J. le Scrippen
T. G. Noble
P Wicks & Co
Bloomington
Otto Rott
Rossmore
Lyons & Wennan
B. Lyons
Grenoble
Ives, J. T., Sons
Delphi
Myron Ives
Wason, W. B., & Co
James P. Wason
Alberta
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Spiro Company
Niagara Falls, New York
Kensington Chemical Co
Canal ST
Couvay
York
Maltavita
Ayran
Seiya Ieee
Eastman Kodaks
Korona
Nodark
Columbia Records
Cortlandt, Ll Nassau
Bedford Ave
Brooklvyn
Henry C. Squires & Son
Cortlandt &J
Academy OF Music
Quincy Adams Sawyer
New England
Shannon
Pain
Edward the 7Th Ton
Casino Bway & Eyes
S. Shubert
N & Zimmerman
Herald
tAnow
Met SQ. Skee
OOG
Titek
St. Grand Republic
Centerno
Terrace Garden
Proctor
K Ul
Aradise Roof Gardens
Bargain Mat
Knickerbocker
Lederer
Dass
Columbus Ave
66Th Street
Py Lex
107Th St
HENRY
Minstrels
Polo Grounds
Joseph Shepherd
Liverpool
Charles Francis Jones
Fifth Avenue
Louis D. Ziegler
Philadelphia
D. B. Dyer
Augusta
Henry J. Herbert
J. W. Flynn
Chicago & Eastern
Frisco” Line
Comméda
Goulds
Baltimore and
Easterners
Oklahoma Road
John G. Carlisle
A. M. Huntington
Columbia’s
Croton
Big
Cornell Dam
Ers
Troy Steel Plant
Mr. Schnitzer
New York Times
of August Roth
David Graham Phillips
Phil” Sheridan
Gen. Hancock
Venezuela
Pen
Edward W.rownsend
the Decoy Duck
Adolph Klauber
John. R. Spears
George Washington
Kemble
Nighthawk
Charles R. MacAuley
Marie L. Weldon
A. M. Cooper
John Kendrick Bangs
E. W. Kemble