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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1902

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Morris Wins Re election Quigg Ovation At Republican Meeting

The New York County Republican meeting re elected Robert C. Morris as president amid tensions with Mayor Low's administration. Jemuel Ely Quigg received a warm ovation while McDougall Hawkes was defeated for executive member from the Twenty-fifth District, seen as a rebuke to the Low administration. Other officers were re elected and district imbalances sparked further controversy over leadership loyalties and Platt’s influence.

Republican Committee New York County Senator Platt Robert C. Morris Jemuel Ely Quigg Platt McDougall Hawkes Twenty-fifth Assembly Low Jlawkes Henry Birrell Congress Eleventh William R. Hearst Gibbs United Charities Morris W. B. Fuller W. A. Crombie Col. Crombie Samuel S. Strassbourger Strassbourger Mr. Low Murray Mr. Morris Alexander T. Mason Twenty-ninth Assembly William Halpin Lemuel Big Quigg Quigg Mr. Quigg Crombie Capt. Goddard Col. Gruber David Steckler Thomas C. Platt Twenty-ninth Robert A. Brunjes Elsberg Mr. Mason Brunjes Edward Lauterbach Gen. McCook Brunjes, 6. Mr. Morris Robert €. Morris Edward H. Healy George R. Manchester George R. Sheldon Edmund Bodine John T. Windolph Bronson Winthrop Winthrop Hawkes Herbert Parsons Twenty John A. Weekes, Jr Edward Fl. Sardy Areas Charles A. Hess Parsons Messrs Birrell Mancheter Weekes Birrel W. H. Guy John J. Hannon Franklin B. Miller William H. Ten Eyck Charles B. Page Law Administration Twenty-fifth

Pennsylvania Special Promises Speedy Travel from New York

Save four hours by taking the Pennsylvania Special leaving New York and Brooklyn daily for Chicago. Extra comforts, extra speed.

Pennsylvania New York Brooklyn Chicago

Beggar Died Worth 100000 in Toronto

Eli Hym an who begged for admission to the General Hospital in Toronto on Saturday died. His clothing yielded scrips worth 31000 plus 14000, with income shown at 3000 last year. The estate is expected to reach 100000. He lived homeless for twenty years, selling papers and begging. He leaves a wife and a daughter thought to reside in San Francisco.

Toronto Ontario Eli Hyman General Hospital Hyman San Francisco

Jury awards caddy 6000 dollars in eye injury suit

A jury in Elizabethtown, Port Henry, New York, awarded $6,000 in damages to a caddy from David Flemming after he threw a golf club on the Lake Placid course last summer, causing the caddy to lose sight in one eye. The suit had sought $10,000.

David Flemming Port Henry N. Y Elizabethtown Lake Placid Links

Mascagni Struggles With Baggage After Indianapolis Show

Italian composer Signor Pietro Mascagni and his opera troupe faced delay after a concert at Tomlinson Hall. A transfer company held eighty five pieces of baggage for a thirty five dollar moving charge, sparking a dispute with local promoters that lasted hours before the issue was settled and baggage was moved to a warehouse until payment.

New York Times Indianapolis Pietro Mascagni Tomlinson Hall Signor Mascagni

Longfellow kin’s will filed for probate in Cambridge

The will of Mrs. Mary Longfellow Greenleaf sister of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was filed for probate in Cambridge. It disposes of 215000 in personal property and 10000 in real estate with 83000 in public bequests to Episcopal Church related charities.

Cambridge Mass Mary Longfellow Greenleaf Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Episcopalian Church

Poland Water Promoted For Kidney and Stomach Ailments

Polish Water Depot advertises Poland Water as invaluable for kidney and stomach diseases and typhoid fever. It claims millions of bottles are prescribed annually and offers a free book by mail from 3 Park Place New York.

Poland Zoo Ahright Park Place N. Y

California in Four Days from New York by Overland Limited

Advertisement notes rapid travel to California in four days aboard the Overland Limited via Chicago, North Western, Union Pacific, and Southern Pacific lines. Mentions offices at 461, 287, and 349 Broadway with advertising copy.

California New York Overland Limited Chicago North- Western Union Pacific Southern Pacific Rys Broadway Adyv

Long Island City Station Destroyed by Fire

The Long Island Railroad terminal at Long Island City built in 1891 for about £200,000 was burned last night. The fire started in the telegraph office at 8:15 and spread rapidly. the interior and galleries were consumed within minutes. Trains were moved to safety as engines and fireboats helped, with heavy losses expected in glass and stock. One man, H. F. Woodward, 39, injured during evacuation, is hospitalized.

Long Island Railroad Long Island City George Leek Poxet Leek Vernon Avenue Brooklyn Croker Manhattan Borden Avenue East Avenue Thirty-fourth Street Flatbush Avenue H. F. Woodward Remsen Street Railroad St. John’s Hospital Hammond Jamaica

Illinois Board finalizes 1902 assessments totals rise

Springfield reports the State Board of Equalization completed its work and adjourned as 1902 assessments reach 1,030,127,030 in state wide property, stock, and railroad values. Cook County contributes 430,810,072 with stock and railroad figures highlighted. Diamond Match Company sees net 2,471,600 on stocks and bonds after last year’s exemption.

New York Times Springfield Ill State Board of Equalization Cook County Chicago Diamond Match Company

Churchill Ill After Holiday Visit in St Louis

Winston Churchill the novelist arrived with his wife and five year old daughter to stay with his uncle J B Gazzam at 2810 Pine Street. He grew ill despite plans for rest and a hunting trip to Oklahoma may be canceled as a physician orders quiet for several days.

New York Times ST. Louis Winston Churchill J. B. Gazzam Pine Street New Hampshire Churchill Oklahoma Mr. Churchill

Mrs McShane Weds Again In Quiet Philadelphia Ceremony

Mrs Flor ence Chauncey Robinson McShane daughter of the late Moncure Robinson and a Baltimore society leader married Edward Crozer son of Samuel A Crozer of Philadelphia. The ceremony at the bride’s home was performed by Rev Henry G Weston.

New York Times Baltimore Florence Chauncey Robinson McShane Moncure Robinson Belle and Society James E. McShane Edward Crozer Samuel A. Crozer Philadelphia Henry G. Weston Chester Penn Henry Wilson Crozer Pennsylvania William Penn Edith Sloan

Miners Unleash Geyser in Klondike Shaft Jam

In Tacoma Dec 18 two Klondike miners sunk a shaft to 210 feet and unleashed a vast water stream that overflowed, carving through dirt, washing cabins, and forming a multi mile glacier. Engineers spent 4000 dollars to cap the geyser and control the flow.

New York Times Tacoma Bonanza Creek Bonanza Valley Bonanza Yukon Klondike Eldorado Gold Commission

Crescens and Trailing Horses Vanish En Route

Crescens the king of trotting horses and Mike the Tramp with nine other valuable animals owned by George H. Ketcham have vanished after leaving Atlanta for Cincinnati. Eddie Mitchell is in charge, but no trace or wire notification has been received by Ketcham or his Toledo group, despite telegrams and inquiries. The missing string is valued at about $200,000 and the situation has left Ketcham puzzled and frustrated.

Toledo Ohio Crescens Mike Tramp George H. Ketcham Atlanta Ketcham Cincinnati Eddie Mitchell

Women vote helps Fishkill Landing approve sewer plan

Newburg New York December 18. Taxpayers of Fishkill Landing vote to spend 145000 for a thirteen mile sewer with a river pier outlet. Women cast decisive ballots in favor of the municipal improvement. A protest questioned female voting rights but Corporation Counsel Meyer ruled ballots valid.

New York Times Newburg N. Y Fishkill Landing Hudson Roche Rockaway J. Harvey Cook James G. Meyer

Burlington railroad faces worst car famine in history

Lincoln Neb Dec 18 The Burlington Northern Division is 600 grain cars short of orders as snowdrifts and demand strain the system. Officials say the day is exceptional and expect more such days until the new year while coal car demand grows and the road rushes cars to mines.

New York Times Lincoln Neb Burlington Road Nebraska Burlington

Royal Blue Tours to Washington on 12 dates

Baltimore & Ohio announces a round trip package from New York to Washington for three days at 12 dollars all inclusive. Dates listed include December 2, January 15, February 19, March 12 and 26, April 9 and 27, plus a seventh date. Ticket offices advised.

Royal Biue Washington New York Baltimore & Ohio

Pennsylvania Special Train of Thought Ady Ady Note

The fragment cites the Pennsylvania Special, praising its railroad equipment and service as a pinnacle, and mentions daily departures from New York.

Pennsylvania New York Daily Ady

Insurance death mystery in Louisville financier

Robert C. Whayne, head of Whayne Manufacturing, found shot near his home with a loaded second barrel. He held $340,000 in life policies from Equitable and Provident plus others. investigators weigh self-inflicted death amid a flood of policy applications in the prior sixteen months. Coroner to hold an inquest Saturday as relatives dispute suicide conclusions.

Louisville Robert C. Whayne Whayne Manufacturing Company Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York Jacob Park Whayne Kelly Mr. Whayne Union Central Life Insurance Company New York Life Insurance Company Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Provident Savings Company Equitable Company Manhattan Insurance Company Mutual Life Insurance Company of Vermont Klondike

Médoc in peril after grounding near Toulon

The steamship Médoc of Messageries Maritimes grounded on Mourillon rocks while leaving Toulon in a storm. The vessel tilts in a dangerous position as waves break over it. 223 passengers bound for East Indies, sailors for China station, and mail are aboard. tugs failed to dislodge it. The company, a major French liner with 62 ships and extensive India China services, operates lines to Bombay, Colombo, Australia, and more.

Toulon Médoc Messageries Maritimes Latouche- Théville Gerous East Indies China Station India China Bombay Colombo Japan Australia New Caledonia Mediterranean Black Sea Danube London Africa Madagascar

Funeral Plans for Mrs. Julia Dent Grant in Washington

Washington prepares for the funeral of Mrs. Julia Dent Grant with services at Metropolitan Methodist Church. The procession will move to New York for the Grant Tomb observance, with the Grant Monument Association coordinating and an Army Navy full-dress honor guard. Notables including Speaker Henderson and Secretaries Root and Wilson will serve as honorary pallbearers.

Grant Riverside Drive Grant Post Fifth Avenue Bishop Andrews Mackay-Smith New York City Henderson Root and Wilson Grenville M. Dodge Custom Kean, Fairbanks Allison Foraker Platt New York John R. McLean Ohio J. {. Bancroft Davis Washington

Grant family servant III dies in distress over funeral

Harrison Terrell, longtime body servant of Gen. Grant, lies critically ill at his Washington home. His illness is attributed to grief over Mrs. Grant's death and worry about missing the funeral. Terrell attended Gen. Grant during his final illness and was with him at death.

The New York Times Washington Dec Harrison Ter- Tell Gen. Grant

Provident Reinsures Whayne Policy Loss

E. W. Scott of Provident Savings Life Assurance Society states Whayne held endowment policies totaling 120000 issued last February or March. Half of the policy amount has been re insured, leaving a potential loss to Provident of 37000 if paid. He mentions two year initiation rule from Illinois courts and plans an internal investigation.

E. W. Scott Provident Savings Life Assurance Society Broadway Whayne Illinois

O'Haire Sues for 3 Million in Portland Mine Case

J D O Haire a Cripple Creek locator filed in Colorado Springs on December 18 a suit against James F Burns and the Portland Gold Mining Company seeking a one sixth interest in the mine and in the ore shipped since discovery. The mine has produced about 12 million dollars and stock at market value is around 6 million, making the claim about 3 million against the Portland estate. The suit follows grounds similar to James Doyle’s earlier Iowa judgment.

Colorado Springs Col J. D. O'Haire Portland Cripple Creek District Court James F. Burns Portland Gold Mining Company James Doyle Council Bluffs Iowa

Merger plan eyed for Pere Marquette and Hocking Valley railroads

Chicago reports a syndicate backed by J P Morgan & Co plans a large merger consolidating Michigan lines with Hocking Valley and other properties. The Pere Marquette would control Lake Erie and Detroit River routes with Michigan Central traffic to Buffalo. Terminal links in Chicago and joint terminals with Chicago and Eastern Illinois are anticipated.

New York Times Chicago Pére Marquette and Hocking Valley Railroad Pére Marquette J. P. Morgan & Co Michigan Hocking Valley St. Louis San Francisco Lake Erie Detroit Michigan Central Buffalo Hocking Lake Michigan Eastern Illinois New York Chesapeake and Ohio Vanderbilts Pennsylvania Hocking Valey

Nast Letters Reach Morristown After Consul Death

The Nast family in Morristown received two letters from Guayaquil Ecuador written by Thomas Nast shortly before his death from yellow fever. He spoke of the plague but showed no fear for his own welfare. A life size oil portrait of Andrew Reasoner, late superintendent of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad, arrived and will hang in the Reasoner Memorial at Orange.

New York Times Morristown N. J Thomas Nast Guayaquil Ecuador United States Mr. Nast Mr. Reasoner Hoboken Reasoner Orange

Lake Shore Limited Still 24 Hour Train to Chicago

The Lake Shore Limited remains the 24 hour train from New York to Chicago departing at 5 30 P M and arriving 4 30 next afternoon with luxurious service and all Pullman cars Adv Piso s Cure is an effective lung cold remedy sold by druggists 25c Adv

Chicago New York

Wall Street Journal Ad Invites Investors to Trust Accuracy

An advertisement from Dow Jones & Co urges investors to value accuracy and completeness, presenting the Wall Street Journal as a reliable source. The message emphasizes trust in reporting standards and publication integrity.

Wall Street Journal Dow. Jones & Co Adv

The Rock Island for California Golden State Limited

An advertisement touts the Golden State Limited train as unmatched for travel to California. The pitch highlights the Rock Island line and directs readers to 401 Broadway for more information or bookings.

Rock Island California Golden State Limited Broadway

Antediluvian Rye Ady Ady Laydes Brothers NY

Antiquated rye whiskey described as aristocratic and fine by Laydes Brothers of New York in an old advertisement. The fragmentary notice highlights high-quality spirits and premium branding from a historic merchant.

Laydes Brothers

Venezuela seeks arbitration as Bowen named sole representative

Caracas reports President Castro signed a document naming Bowen as Venezuela’s sole representative to negotiate a settlement. Bowen may act freely to protect Venezuela’s interests, with the U S State Department notified. Future steps hinge on Britain Germany and Italy replies. if favorable a Washington conference of ambassadors is planned with Bowen departing Dec 23 on the Red D liner to New York.

Caracas Lopez Baralt United States Hewen Castro Cconstitutioim Bewen Venezuela Bowen State Department Washington United States Department Great Britain Germany Italy la Guayra New-York

Venezuela Crisis Moves Toward Bowen Mediation

President Castro empowers United States Minister Bowen to negotiate settlement with Great Britain Germany and Italy over Venezuela amid a possible mixed customs commission. Berlin reports indicate Germany seeks an apology while Britain and Italy want payments. State Department cautions no US pledge to collect Venezuela debts.

Washington Castro United States Bowen Great Britain Germany Italy State Department Venezuela Berlin Count von Quadt Caracas

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Republican County Committee Will of Longfellow’s Equalization Board Burnett Dewar Trotters Equitable Provident Life Within Medoc Orient Mourillon Arsenal Les U. S. Grant Middle West Foreign Office Foreign Secretary Lord Lansdowne White Hay Lonon
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