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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1902

Page

7

Tornado Strikes Inter-State Fair Grounds in Trenton

A tornado hit the Inter-State Fair Grounds in Trenton New Jersey causing extensive damage estimated at 20000 dollars. Harry Glee riding a bicycle was knocked off and injured near the fence as the automobile building was wrecked by flying timbers. Hail and rain accompanied the storm.

Trenton N. J Harry Glee

Northwestern Gas Light and Coke Company Formed

Chicago measures a regional consolidation as Northwestern and Cicero Gas Companies merge to control Cook County gas supply. The new Northwestern Gas Light and Coke Company has 10 million dollars capital with 5 million in stock and 5 million in bonds. Principal financiers include John R. Walsh, C. K. G. Billings, A. M. Brady, Flower & Co., Nelson A. McCleary and John A. Spoor.

Chicago Northwestern Cicero Gas Cook County People’s Gas Light and Coke Company of Northwestern Gas Light and Coke Company John R. Walsh C. K. G. Billings A. M. Brady New York Flower & Co Nelson A. McCleary John A. Spoor

Woman Arrested After Carbolic Acid Incident At Home

Mrs Delia Coghlan of 48 Manhattan Street was arrested for allegedly attempting death by own action after applying carbolic acid lotion to her face to ease tooth pain. Her husband protested the arrest as doctors treated only a cheek burn.

Delia Coghlan Manhattan Street J. Hood Wright Hospital One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street Sergt. Ferris Wickham Ferris Coghlan

Bank of England weekly statement shows reserve rise

The Bank of England reports a reserve increase of 1,336,000 pounds and a rise in notes reserve to 1,338,000. Circulation fell 374,000 while bullion grew 562,259 and other securities fell 444,000. Public deposits up 132,000 and Government securities up 400,000. discount rate remains 3 percent. The reserve ratio climbs to 52.57 percent from 50.32 percent.

London Bank of England

Wide West Mining Company Dissolved by Supreme Court

Judge Hall dissolves Wide West Mining Company appointing John A. Blakey as receiver. The firm has not traded since 1892 and holds only unproven Colorado mining claims. Liabilities total 1500 dollars. Incorporated January 26, 1882 with 300000 dollar capital, of which 297725 dollars is owned by Henry Siefried. Leander E Whipple faces a 4652 dollar execution to Elizabeth Stephenson for services as book keeper and secretary from 1897 to 1902. Whipple previously led Metaphysical Publishing Company, whose receiver was appointed in July.

WDE West Mining ComPany Hall Supreme Court Wide West Mining Company John A. Blakey Colorado Henry Siefried Leander E. Whipple Sheriff O'Brien Madison Avenue Elizabeth F. Stephenson Whiple Metaphysical Publishing Company West Thirty-second Street Stephenson

Court Appoints Receivers in Multiple Bankruptcy Actions

Judge Adams names temporary receivers for Emanuel C. Cohen dealer in mens furnishing goods at 706 Third Ave with $1,000 bond. Muller & Abel organ makers at 862 372 Second Ave with $5,000 bond. Arthur E. Wilson & Co. stockbrokers at 50 Broadway with $1,500 bond. Burrell & Corr umbrella makers face involuntary bankruptcy with creditors including Varick Bank and Newark Tube. Le Roy S. Gove named temporary receiver for Burrell & Corr.

Emanuel C. Cohen Adams United States District Court John C. Coleman Third Avenue Muller & Abel States District Court George M. Reischman Second Avenue Glen Ridge Arthur E. Wilson& Co Alexander Brough Arthur E. Wilson & Co Broadway Consolidated Stock and Petroleum. Exchange H. Miller New York le Roy Gove

Judgments Filed Yesterday List Debtors by Name

A long list of judgments filed yesterday names debtors including Catherine W. Bryan Moritz D Berg William T Boosi Lena H Boosin Rosario A Castellitto Arthur C Cox Bernard Diehl Vito De Mas i Leopold W Ehrmann Kate Fanning executor Thomas Graham Jacob Hein Max Isman Lillis Jackson Lida Unapp Lida United States Electric Light and Power Company Harry Kr Nichols Frederick W Rieph William J Koe William J Merchants Union Tea Company Martin R Lords Leon M Leslie David A Lesperance John R Lang Aaron E A Ligety John H Magee Joseph A Miller with other entries and amounts noted in the record.

Avis Beck Moritz D. Berg Bryan Catherine B. Pruden Boosi William T J. Fouroweeeeene N Lena H. Boosin Calin Henry H B. Wasserman Castellitto, Rosario A. G. Hupfel Cox Arthur C D. Darke Ceseces Diehl Bernard Finck Demasi Vito Fara Tamaseee Ehrmann Leopold—W. Brickelmyer Fanning Kate Executrix James BH. Peefles Charles H UNAPP Lida C United States Electric Light and Power Company Harry J. E. Nichols Rieph Frederick—W. Lach Tee Company Sseesessere Res Lords Martin—R. T. Canavan Leslie Leon M W. & J. Sloane Lesperance David A W. Archibald Lang John R F. Noppers Csceeeeereeee Ligety Aaron E. A. Kline Vessere

Fragmented Listing Fragments From An Old Directory

A damaged OCR shows scattered names with initials and numbers, including ORGAN and several individuals such as PARK Albert B and SHAW Robert C. The text also references entities like DR TAFT BROTHERS MEDICINE and H. C. HARFORD COMPANY with unclear contexts and stray figures.

Roger—I. G. Greeley Epeeee Park Albert B H. B.wesselman Rottman Henry I B. Wasserman Shaw Robert C N. W. West Spiegel Jacques—S. Nachtigall Stern Bernard—J. Seeman Wittighr Oscar P A. Levy Whipple Leander E B. F. Stephenson Peter M. A. Keating Adminetratrix Seenae Kale m Taft Brothers Medicine D. D. Grega New Century Company H. C. Harford Eeds Theory, Jr

Arrival of Buyers Touts National Dry Goods Firms

A lengthy list details buyers Edwards E W Son Syracuse and many others from Detroit Evansville Philadelphia Cincinnati and beyond. Names include Hennessy Robinson Co Evansville G Robinson and Willamette firms with agents at the Hotel Cadillac Hoff man House Park Avenue Hotel and Herald Square Hotel. The roster spans millinery dresses cloaks silks laces and furnishings from dozens of merchants across the Midwest and East.

Kan D. V. Walker Navarre Lanpher Finch & Skinner St. Paul Broadway Tenth Street Hoffman House McCarthy D., & Long Syracuse N. Y G. O'Hara Herald Square Root & McBride Camp Cleveland Ohio C. B. Fargo Leonard Street Marlborough Field, Schlick &_Co St. Paul, Minn F. G. Winter J. Louis Miss L. Swear Meyers Julius, Sons Way Cadillac Cinnati J. Wolf Id Square Aay Minneapolis Minn E. V. Hutchison Bald Square Rauser Leavens & Kissinger Milwaukee Wis A.folf H., & Sons He Powers Mercantile Com F. Leavens Haste C. F. Rauser Webber W. W. Company Salem Mass F. O. Palmer Franklin Street Park Avenue F .Cleveland Dry Goods Company W. Bowie Tannels Otel Albert Jenap, H., & Co Cincinnati D. Feldman St Denis Whitney, Willian, & Co Albany G. E. Perkins Park Avenue Hotel Field, Schlick & Co Min St. Louis Routledge Miss McNamara Strauss, M., & Co Kate Reid T. H. Adams Booth & Hodge Paris Ill H. L. Hodge Ark Avenue Jenkins W. F Charleston Hack & Co Dayton A. W. Hack Holland House Springfield Tailoring Company Springfield T. B Hack Merchant Gamble H Robison Weiler, A., & Brothers Hartford City Ind A.R. Weiler Gerard

Notable Names at Waldorf Astoria and Manhattan Gatherings

A roster of high profile attendees and officials visiting or noted at major New York areas including Waldorf Astoria Manhattan and other prominent venues. Names include W G Elliot L E McComas B N Baker Cramp Van Ambrugh Grubbs Squier Hall Young Hinkley Hollingworth Van Horne St. Clare Warfield Taylor Schiff Johnson Dodge Churchill Estes Gauthier Wyckoff Nishi Baron Delaney Mitchell and others.

Waldorf-Astoria W. G. Elliot Atlantic Coast Line Railway Wilmington N. C L. E. McComas Maryland B. N. Baker Atlantic Transportation Company Baltimore Charles H. Cramp Philadelphia Grand F. D. van Ambrugh Paris S. B. Grubbs United States Marine Hospital Service G. O. Squier United States Army Robert H. Hall North Carolina Fifth Avenue L. St. Clare J.B. Warfield Albemarle H. C. Taylor United States Navy H. 8. Schiff Berlin Charles Johnson Bradford England Herald Square C. S. Ford Norman Dodge Gilsey Samuel Churchill Little Rock Ark W. L. Estes Bethlehem Penn ASTOR M. Gauthier Providence W. F. Wyckoff Jamaica Empire S. Nishi

Yesterdays Fires Report Of Casualties And Damages

A chronological list from 12 o clock Wednesday night to 12 o clock Thursday night notes fires and damages across Manhattan locations. Entries include Max Roth $500 on West 125th Street and Hygenia Fibre Co $2000 on Broadway, with other residences and businesses recording varying losses described as trifling or specific cash claims.

West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street Max Roth Lexington Avenue Anthony Guntzer Second Avenue Henry Silverman Mott Avenue Mary Reagan Canal Street Morris Singer West Broadway Hygenia Fibre Company East One Hundred and Forty-Fourth R. Edwards West Fifty-sixth Street Allen Street Simon Katz West Mighty Fourth Street E. Moller

Army Commissaries and officers reassigned nationwide

Major Albert D. Niskern will lead the Department of the Lakes as Chief Commissary, replacing Major Krauthoff. Captain William R. Grove shifts to Kansas City to relieve Major Bean as Purchasing Commissioner. Bean heads to Omaha to serve the Department of the Missouri. Transfers include Lieut. Austin A. Parker to the Twenty-fourth Infantry. Captains Oscar I. Straub and George Blakely move within Coast Artillery. Additional changes place Major Ammon A. Augur on an examining board at Columbus Barracks. Capt. Daniel J. Carr to New London for manoeuvres duty. Lieuts. Richard C. Richard and Elmer A. Dean assigned to New London and Fort Strong respectively. Park Howell to Camp Eagle Pass and Texas duties.

Army Albert D. Niskern Department of the Lakes Charles R. Krauthoff Willim R. Grove Kansas City William H. Bean Bean Omaha Department of the Missouri Austin A. Parker Eighth Infantry Twenty-fourth Infantry Artillery Oscar I. Straub Coast Artillery George Blakely Ammon A. Augur Twentieth Infantry Columbus Emeaerty James 8 Richard C. Richard Signal Corps New London Edgar Russell Navy Elmer A. Dean Fort Strong Department of the Ast Park Howell Camp Eagle Pass Department of Texas

Maritime Movements Report From Atlantic and Pacific Ports

Ships arrived or sailed on this date including Chicago Albany and Lebanon at Copenhagen Lambert Point Menemsha Bight Mare Island Seattle Rockport Boston and Boston ports The New Orleans departed for Hakodate Ajax Cavitee Topeka at Puerto Cabello Atlanta from Rio de Janeiro Cape Frio and San Francisco due Havre then Norfolk

Washington Chicago Albany Copenhagen Lebanon Lambert Point Menemsha Bight Alert Mare Island Wisconsin Seattle Gloucester Rockport Mass Boston New Orleans Che-Foo Hakodate Ajax Cavitee Puerto Cabello Atlanta Rio de Janeiro Cape Frio San Francisco Havre Norfolk

Next Sunday’s Times promises precise journalism

The New York Times announces its upcoming edition designed for readers who value reliability and thoroughness, covering a wide range of topics with careful editing and a homey, clean presentation.

The New York Times Finne

Weather Summary for South Atlantic to Middle Rocky Mountain Regions

Today fair conditions extend across the South Atlantic States and the Middle Mississippi River region with warm spells. Winds vary from fresh west to northwest along the Atlantic to light southerly on the Gulf coast and northeast shifts on the Great Lakes, with steamers to Europe contending with fresh southwest winds and showers toward the Grand Banks.

South Atlantic States Mississippi River Rocky Mountain Mississippi Valley North Atlantic Gulf Atlantic Coast Gulf Coast Great Lakes European Grand Banks

New York Courts Schedule for Friday August 22

State courts calendar lists several Supreme Court Appellate Division and Term sessions opening at 10:30 A M. including litigated motions in Part I with cases like Rosendorf Bowne vs. Man Ry Co and City of New York vs. Auerbach, along with Surrogates and City Court proceedings. The document details adjournments and assignments across multiple parts and judges.

New York Supreme Court L. Hall Rooney Haverley Co Nankeville Baker Dougherty Goldfarb Musher Nelson Woolverton Vassar McCrea Mothers’ and Babies’ Hospital Comrie Oneill South Danvers Nat. Bank Stephens Brant Artwell Gertz Conty Servidio Siegman N.ff Times Co Oldham Susquehanna & W. A. R. Co Knowles Coleman Dugro Broadway Hirsh Knoechel Geinitz Fitzgerald James Murtaugh Elias Sanders Lena Sanders Henry Newman Seabury Brownstone Chabers Street Court OF General Sessions Foster Townsend and Thorne Peoples James Merritt Thomas Monahan Michael O’ Connor Walter Chapman Patrick Kennedy William E. Fitklen Peter Hickey William Corcoran Louis Slattansky George Shipman Basilio Clerico Nicholas Antola Bernard Himelstein Ely Lord For the People Henry Sims Robert M Cade Constant van John Fox Gerichten William Wurzburg Fred Netell John Williams Henry Devers Ephriam Robinson William Cox Cora Lee

Supreme Court and City Court Docket Highlights

The docket lists cases before Supreme Court Justice Hall and Justice Geigerich with matters including Wide West Mining Company versus John A Blakey United States Trust Company versus Emma Toplitz Eva Conlon versus Mary Kelly and others and city court actions Seabury Solomon versus Wattenberg Sandler versus Kahn Prentiss Tool and Supply versus Gottlieb Rider versus Kantrowitz Kerner versus Friedel plus referees appointed in New York.

Supreme Court—Hall Wide West Mining Company John A. Blakey United States Trust Company Emma Ida Toplitz Arthur_E. Wood Eva K. Conlon Mary Ann Kelly Thomas M. Mulry Seabury

Education Advertisements from Early 1900s New York Area

The excerpt highlights several schools and universities including The Mackenzie School in Dobbs Ferry and Irving Institute for Boys in Tarrytown. It notes enrollment growth, emphasis on health and discipline, selective admissions, and requests for catalogues from Alfred University with details on location and grounds. It reflects period airm of private preparatory and collegiate institutions.

Wyatt . Randall Dobbs Ferry N. Y Irving Institute For Hudson New _ York J. M. Furman A. M Tarrytown Alfred University Alfred, Allegany CO Booth Co Davis Stevens School Stevens Institute OF Technology River St Bet Hoboken N. J Law

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