Police raid four poolrooms in Tenderloin district with heavy force
Deputy Commissioner Piper Inspector Brooks Captain Walsh and two score plainclothes detectives raided four poolrooms near the Lambs Club and the Hotel Metropole at about 4 oclock. They seized paraphernalia and arrested sixteen men including William J Conklin William Fabian Jack McAuliffe and Joseph Bennett.
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John Doe
Piper
Brooks
Walsh
West Thirtieth Street
Station House
Pfeifer and
Rowland
West
Westchester Club
Thirty-sixth Street
Sixth Avenue
Lambs’ Club
John Rodgers
Broadway
Hodgers
Inspector Brooks
William J. Conklin
West Thirty-sixth Street
William Fabian
West One Hundred
Capt. Walsh
Clarence O’brien
O’brien
Joseph Bennett
East Twenty-fifth Street
Jack
McAuliffe
John Hughes
William Callister
Moses Levy
Sergt. Sweeney
Thirtieth Street
Thirty-third Street
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Anton Steinmetz
William Bush
West Twenty-sixth Street
Robert Lambert
Sergis. Cohen
Thor
Fourth Avenue
Twentyfourth Street
James Scarvone
Yale Receives Carnegie Grants for Research Projects
Yale officials announced Carnegie Institute funding to support original research in Yale University. Grants go to the Peabody Museum paleontological staff for Marsh collection vertebrate fossils studies led by Dr. J. L. Wortman, and to the experimental psychology department under Prof. E. W. Scripture to expand Herrick Hall research facilities. Each grant is income from part of the $10,000,000 Carnegie fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New. Haven
Conn
Yale
Carnegie Institute Fund
Yale University
Peabody Museum
Department of Experimental Psychology
Marsh
J. L. Wortman
E. W. Scripture
Herrick Hall
Carnegie
Institute
Washington
Harvard University Grows By Record Registration
Harvard University reports a total 4 261 students in the College and an overall university total of 6 252 including Radcliffe. The College gain is 126 to 2106, with freshmen 608 and seniors 381, while Medical School shows a loss of 61 and professional schools drop 40.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Lawrence Scientific School
Department of Arts and Sciences
Medical School
University
Radcliffe College
College course length debated by NYU chancellor
Chancellor Henry M. MacCracken urged twenty five years as the threshold for a professional degree at a Rochester alumni dinner in New York. He proposed condensing prep work and combining a year of professional study with the fourth college year to reduce the total years required. Willcox and others spoke on municipal government and university affairs. George Albert Allin was re elected association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. MacCracken
New York University
New York Alumni Association
University of Rochester
Hotel Manhattan
William R. Willcox
Fourteenth Street
Rhees
J. Sloat Fassett
W. A. Granger
Colgate Alumni Association
William Co. Bitting
George D. Olds
Amherst College
George Albert Allin
Brooklyn League Holds First Annual Dinner at Montauk Club
About 123 Brooklyn League members attended the first annual dinner despite rain. Ex District Attorney Hiram R. Steele served as toastmaster with speakers including Lieut. Gov. Timothy L. Woodruff, Hampden Dougherty, William C. Redfield, Robert Grier Monroe, William McCarroll, S. Parkes Cadman, Frank L. Babbott, Henry Sanger Snow, and Frank Harvey Field. Woodruff criticized aldermen over the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel franchise and urged extending Flatbush Avenue to the Brooklyn Bridge as a major improvement, citing past talks and a $1,500,000 estimated cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn League
Montauk Club
Eighth Avenue
Lincoln Place
Hiram R. Steele
Timothy L. Woodruff
Hampden Dougherty
William C. Redfield
Robert Grier Monroe
William McCarroll
Manufacturers’ Association
Parkes Cadman
Frank L. Babbott
Board of Education
Henry Sanger Snow
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Frank Harvey Field
Woodruff
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn Bridge
Trusts Outlined In Constitutional Convention Debate
At Concord New Hampshire a Constitutional Convention vote moved to refer all amendments on trusts to the bill of rights committee with instructions to report an amendment opposing trusts and urging the Legislature to pass needed laws. Edgar Aldrich urged the people’s power and warned against corporate tolerance eroding rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Concord
N. H
United States
Chandler
Standing Committee
Edgar Aldrich
Littleton
United States District and
Circuit Courts
Ex-Dep uties in New Jersey Jail Scandal
Head Keeper George O Osborne of the State Prison at Trenton has caused the arrest of ex Deputies James J Langton John D Hassett and James T Dullard to be tried by Mercer County for malfeasance while in office. The deputies allegedly carried information and contraband drugs in and out of prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newark
N. J
George O. Osborne
Trenton
James J. Langton
John D. Hassett
James T. Dullard
Mercer County
Court of Pardons
Charles L. Roller
Old Guard veteran Frederick D. Allen dies at 84
Frederick D. Allen 84 longtime Old Guard member died yesterday most likely of heart disease in his room at 154 West Fiftieth Street. He joined the guard in 1868 and previously worked in jewelry sales and with the Open Board of Brokers. The body was to be moved to the Old Guard armory for viewing with two guards on duty until Friday evening for military funeral rites, followed by burial Saturday morning at Greenwood.
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Frederick D. Allen
Old Guard
West Fiftieth Street
Guard
Allen
Open Board of Brokers
A. E. Martin
Greenwood
Isaac A. Hopper Elected Leader by Tammany Hall Group
The Tammany Hall General Committee of the Thirty-first Assembly District met at the Harlem Democratic Club on One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street near Seventh Avenue and chose Isaac A. Hopper as member of the Executive Committee. Also elected were Peter A. Hendrick as Chairman, Louis A. Abrams as Vice Chairman, James W. Carroll as Recording Secretary, James A. Delehey as Financial Secretary, Moses Barnett as Treasurer, and T. E. Kennedy as Sergeant at Arms. Hendrick was named associate leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany Hall
Thirty-first Assembly District
Harlem
Democratic Club
One
Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street
Seventh Avenue
Isaac A. Hopper
Peter A. Hendrick
Louis A. Abrams
James W. Carroll
James A. Delehey
Moses Barnett
T. E. Kennedy
Hendricks
New York Times Annual Financial Review Preview
The Times announces its January 4 1903 Annual Financial Review featuring price charts for wheat corn cotton and pig iron outlook statements from the Federal Treasury and Agricultural Departments imports and exports statistics industry conditions across main centers foreign finance trade and agriculture with an American emphasis and a clear prospect for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annual Financial Review
NEW York Times Annual Financial Review
Federal Treasury and Agricultural Departments
Lorenz Performs Two More Hip Surgery Demonstrations
Dr. Lorenz the Austrian specialist conducted two hip dislocation operations at the New York Polyclinic Hospital and a public demonstration. He treated six year old Alvin Louis Black and a double dislocation case, with applause from about 300 surgeons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ogden Armour
Prof
Lorenz
Chicago
New York State Hospital
Tarrytown
Alvin Louis Black
Thomas Black
Roundout
N. Y
Armour
Mr. Armour
Dr. Lorenz
Dr. Loren
Shaffer
Eighteenth Street
North River
Theodore Steidt
Fifty-fourth Street
Brooklyn
Kittie Hughes
Thompson Street
W. R. Townsend
Long Island
Cornell
Washington
Beth Israel Hospital
East Side
J. Borchardt
Jefferson and
Cherry Streets
aged sisters dead together in new jersey
Washington New Jersey December 16 Miss Caroline Worman aged sixty six died Sunday and her sister Mrs Elizabeth Cohen aged eighty three died yesterday just twenty four hours after Miss Worman She pursued claims to the estate of Christopher Worman who died in London in 1773 The estate once valued near a million dollars now claimed to be over eighty million Heirs over two hundred reside in America The double funeral will be held at their home and the interment will be in the local cemetery.
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Washington
N. J
Caroline Worman
Elizabeth Cohen
Miss Worman
Herman Worman
London Bridge
America
Flemington
Direct Savannah to Boston Steamer Line Planned
The Ocean Steamship Company will run a Savannah to Boston route after the Port of Savannah shipped a record cotton cargo to Boston. The Tallahassee and City of Memphis join the service while New England mills back the move. Boston railways add cotton sheds as the city aims to become a major distribution hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Memphis
Savannah
Ocean Steamship Company
Tallahassee
New England
Maine
New Haven
Inter-State Commerce probes grain and meat rate hikes
The Interstate Commerce Commission opened a hearing in Washington on December 16 into proposed increases in freight rates on grain and grain products, dressed meats, and provisions from key western points to New York and the East. Witnesses led by George J. Grammer of Lake Shore and Michigan Southern cited rising costs and questioned profitability even at higher tariffs. The hearing ordered railroads to file explanations by January 10 and a follow-up session was set for soon. The commission noted a planned 10 percent rise on iron shipments west from Pittsburgh and related hubs starting January 1, with broader effects to be outlined later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mississippi River
Chicago, &c
New York
Inter-State Commerce Commission
George J. Grammer
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
B. B. Mitchell
Michigan Central
Grammer
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Cleveland
Denial Standardizes Grain and Provisions Rates
Chicago December 16 An emphatic denial refutes reports that the Central Freight Association delayed new grain and provision rates to January 1 Chairman J F Tucker asserts the 20 cents per hundred pounds for grain and 30 cents for provisions from Chicago to New York took effect December 8 As of January 1 Western roads will roll back most rate cuts from March raising tariffs on cement stone brick and similar heavy freight by 10 to 25 percent Groceries and iron shipments to Colorado and Utah jump over 100 percent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Central Freight Association
J. F. Tucker
New York
Central Traffic Association
Fox Brand Umbrellas New Styles and Gift Pricing
Complete assortment of Fox Brand umbrellas offered as gifts with quality and style guarantees. Prices range from 1.25 to 15.00, with better grades from 5.00 upward. Choose a handle from a wide selection and have it mounted on silk, with one year free repair. Main Floor Front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Freight and terminal construction updates from Chicago and Baltimore
Central Traffic Association roads debate further freight rate increases with Jan 1 consideration while eastern routes argue against harming traffic. Western Maryland Railroad awards Degnon McLean contract to build tidewater Wabash terminals near Fort McHenry with grading starting immediately and targets completion for fall traffic next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Degnon-McLean Construction Company
New York
Fort McHenry
Lan&street
Farrington Named Manager of Southern Pacific Steamship Lines
Houston Tex Dec 16 Official notice announces W C Farrington as manager of the Southern Pacific Atlantic coast steamship lines with headquarters at New Orleans He will oversee the entire steam ship department and the piers at New York New Orleans and Galveston.
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Houston
Texas
W. C. Farrington
Southern Pacific
Atlantic Coast Steamship Lines
New Orleans
Steamship Department
New York
Galveston
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the Lambs
MacCracken
at _ Rochester
Lieut. Gov
Pennsylvania Tunnel
Hall & Ruckel
New York Polyclinic
Conal Boatman
J O. Armour
Grand Rapids Furniture Company
34Th Street
London
Christopher Worman
Cristmas
Siegel Cooper
Fox Brand Umbrellas
Wisiasiitaan
China
Wabash Tidewater Terminals
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