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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1900

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Pretoria Flight Rumor Rocks Capital as British Take Johannesburg

Overseas dispatches report the possible fall of Pretoria with word of President Kruger and the capital in doubt. Lord Roberts says British forces have occupied Johannesburg and Boer fighters are cornered in a mine. Neutral burghers who lay down arms should have property respected.

Pretoria I Kriger Lord Roberts Johannesburg London Kriger André Lauvere Chamber of Deputies de Galliffet T. Congress Sulzer Ray Ice Trust Senate Jones Péck St. Louis Exposition Lurk

Warrant Issued for W. S. Taylor in Goebel Murder Case

In Frankfort Kentucky a bench warrant was issued for former Governor W S Taylor after an indictment naming him as an accessory to the murder of William Goebel was filed April 19. The warrant, turned to Deputy Sheriff John Suter, cites conspiracy with multiple named individuals. Taylor said the developments will not affect his plans and will head to Indianapolis where the warrant may be served.

Frankfort W. S. Taylor Kentucky Taylor William Goebel Caleb Powers F. W Martinsville Ind Indianapolis

Governor Mount Responds to Taylor Requisition Question

Indianapolis May 31 Gov Mount says he will decide on any requisition for Taylor when presented. He cites no preconceived decision and will rely on his conscience and sense of justice in granting or denying any such request.

Indianapolis

To Cincinnati in 22 Hours New Fast Express

New fast express via Pennsylvania Railroad departs New York at 8 30 P M daily from Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets bound for Cincinnati. This service promises speed and convenience for travelers seeking rapid Midwest access.

Cincinnati Pennsylvania Railroad New York Desbrosses_ and Cortlandt Sts

New York Times Exposition Edition Debuts in Paris Exposition

Paris May 31 initial Paris Exposition edition of The New York Times issued amid praise from Ambassador Porter and officials. Delegates including Peck Capehart De Young and Ochs lauded the venture as a landmark in American journalism. The press ran 25,900 copies an hour as crowds surged for papers.

Paris NEW York Times Europe Globe United States Porter New York General Peck Liberal Arts Capehart Peck Publishers Ambassador Porter Comtesse de St. Maurice Chicago Tribune George W. Ochs America Old World Great Republic Messrs Peck, Porter Ochs California Pacific Slope

Fast Train for St Louis via New York Central Big Four

Train leaves Grand Central Station at 5 30 P M for St Louis with arrival 9 50 next evening. Includes close connection forensus city with no excess fare. Adv.

St. Louis New York Central Big Four Grand Central Station Ensus Ciy

Vendome Sends Greetings to US for Rochambeau Monument Event

The mayor of Vendome and the Rochambeau Committee secretary telegrammed US Ambassador Porter with warm wishes for Americans visiting France for the Rochambeau Monument unveiling next Monday. They honor Washington Lafayette Rochambeau de Grasse and pledge fraternal greetings.

Paris Vendome Rochambeau Committee United States Porter France Rochambeau Monument Washington Lafayette Rochambeau de Grasse The Republic

United States National Commissioners organize at Paris exposition

The U S National Commissioners meeting in the National Building chose M H De Young as president O H Fethers as vice president and Alvin H Sanders as secretary They organized as a body for mutual benefit and will hold weekly meetings to discuss exposition affairs impacting Americans Commissioner General Peck will attend the next session

Peck United States Guard French Republic Fe Exposition Picard Exploitation Delaunay-Belleville Ambassador Porter McKinley National Library Washington Paris United States M. H. de Young San Francisco Chronicle O. H. Fethers Alvin H. Sanders

Big Printing Trust Report Sparks City Printing Sale

Rumor says English capital plans a big printing trust after buying Wynkoop-Hallenbeck-Crawford Martin B Brown J B Lyon and Weed Parsons firms plus Albany and Chicago plants. Mr Diamond alleged English syndicate agent, but no confirmation. Albany dispatches suggest truth. The firms blocked city ballots printing and dominate local job printing.

Albany Printing Houses Targeted by Supposed English Syndicate

Agents of an English syndicate are said to be inspecting printing plants including Weed Parsons Co Wynkoop Hallenbeck Co J B Lyon Co and others in Albany for several days. Rumor says big Albany firms will transfer tomorrow but James Lyon denies it. Manning Weed Parsons President declined to discuss the matter Halenbeck of New York called his trip business only and not tied to a trust formation.

English Capital Wynkoop-Hallenbeck- Crawford Company Martin B. Brown Company J. B. Lyon Company Albany Argus Weed, Parsons & Co Albany Wynkoop-Hallenbeck-Crawford Company Chicago Diamond Wynkoop-Hallenbeck-Crawford James B. Lyon New York Times Wynkoop-Hallenpeck Company James Lyon James H. Manning Weed-Parsons Company Halenbeck New York

Faster Trains to St Louis Via Pennsylvania Railroad

All trains quickened under new schedule as Pennsylvania Railroad announces faster service to St Louis. Adv notes shorter travel times and revised timetables boosting end to end connections for passengers and freight alike.

St. Louis Pennsylvania Railroad

New Sugar Refining Company Formed in New Jersey

Representatives from Doscher, National, and Mollenhauer refineries partially organized the National Sugar Refining Company of New Jersey with $10,000,000 preferred stock. James H. Post will be president. five of six directors named include Claus Doscher and F. D. Mollenhauer. Market chatter tied the move to the sugar trade war and possible trust backing, with trading around 118 3/4 on Sugar Trust stock.

Pagetl National, Sugar Refining Company Jersey City Descher, National Mollenhauer Tun New York TIMES Paris American Publishers Doscher, National National Sugar Refining Company of New Jersey James H. Post B. H. Howell, Sons & Co Claus Doscher F. D. Mollenhauer Frederick H. Howell George R. Bunker Herbert D. Cory Corbin & Corbin Trenton Doscher Long Island City Brooklyn Yonkers American Sugar Refining Company Wall Street Stock Exchange Post Arbuckle Brothers Havemeyer Arbuckles National Trust McCahan McCahan Sugar Refining Company Philadelphia

General Otis Named Commander of Lakes Department

Chicago May 31 Major General Elwell S Otis former Philippines commander will head the Department of the Lakes with Chicago as its base. He remains in quarantine in San Francisco due to three smallpox cases aboard the transport Meade before traveling east. Otis plans to report to the War Department and then proceed to Rochester for a June 1 demonstration in his honor.

New York Times Chicago Elwell Otis Philippines Department of the Lakes San Francisco War Department Washington Wade St. Paul Meade E S. Otis Manila Shafter Rochester N. Y Place

Bar Opposes Hazel Nomination for Western New York Judge

The Bar Association voted against John R. Hazel's nomination for District Judge of the Western New York district. It cited lack of legal qualifications and noted his political activity overshadowed his bar practice. The committee urged the nomination not be confirmed, despite numerous endorsements from judges, congressmen, and officials.

John R. Hazel John L. Cadwalader

Buy Your Shirtwaists at O'Neill's Ady Store

O'Neill's on 6th Avenue at 20th to 21st Street advertises the most extensive shirtwaist assortment with new lowest prices.

O'Neill's Ady

Judges Lacombe and Shipman Respond to Hazel Protest

At a New York Bar Association meeting, a Buffalo speaker claimed Judges Wallace Lacombe and Shipman protested to President McKinley against John R. Hazel’s federal judgeship. Lacombe said he wrote no letter to McKinley or Griggs but did send a note to Secretary of War Root. Shipman declined to confirm any letter, noting he did not know of Judge Wallace’s whereabouts.

Hazel Buffalo High School Supreme Court Eighth Congress Association of the Bar of the City of New York United States Senate John R. Hazel United States Court Western District Buffalo Wallace Lacombe Shipman McKinley Udge Lacombe Griggs Root Meee Sonnhet

Rochester Bar Association Deliberates on Hazel Nomination

The Rochester Bar Association met at the Court House to protest the Senate confirmation of John R. Hazel of Buffalo for judge of the Western District of New York. The meeting drew a large turnout with vigorous speeches for and against Hazel from Buffalo and Rochester lawyers. An adjournment was taken to 4 PM tomorrow for further discussion with Buffalo and Byetatm lawyers expected.

Rochester N. Y Rochester Bar Association Court House National Senate McKinley John R. Hazel Buffalo New York Hazel Taylor J. R. Davy Byetatm

Mayor Buys Gas Plants In Illinois Syndicate Move

A New York syndicate led by C. W. Morse and John F. Carroll controls gas plants in Gatesburg Quincy Decatur Champaign Urbana Peru Lasalle Kewanee and the Peoria Gas Light and Coke Company. The group plans eventual incorporation under one name with expanded capital while Peoria’s annual meeting installs managers favorable to the syndicate. F. W. Little of Peoples Gas faces questions about consolidation.

Peoria, Ill New York C. W. Morse American Ice Company John F. Carroll Croker van Wyck Gatesburg Quincy Decatur Champaign Urbana Peru Lasalle Kewanee Peoria Gas Light and Coke Company Peortia Company W. B. McKinley F. W. Little People’s Gas Company Chicago

Four killed in nitro explosion near Marietta Ohio

Four men died and four were fatally injured at Whipple near Marietta when fifty quarts of nitro glycerine used to shoot an oil well on the Kelly farm exploded. The dead are H. M. Watson H. E. Zelton Frank Speers Thomas Daniels. Fatally injured are James P. Speers Herman Speers Dawson Stallar William Carpenter. Three others crippled for life. The blast occurred at 5 pm as the crew prepared to close. The Humes Torpedo Company conducted the shot. a jack squib misfired triggering first a forceful blast and chaos. All victims were county residents.

Marietta Ohio Whipple Kelly Farm H. M. Watson H. E. Zelton Frank Speers Thomas Daniels James P. Speers Herman Speers Dawson Stallar William Carpenter

FATE OF PRETORI NOT YET CERTAIN

Belated dispatches from Pretoria say President Kruger may have been captured by the British. Reports place Boer government in Middleburg and Boer forces moving toward Lydenburg while Roberts reports Johannesburg securely in British hands and preparations to block retreating Boers. Dispatches describe heavy fighting near Johannesburg with losses light on the British side and several hundred Boers taking shelter in mines.

Don Pretoria Kruger Lord Roberts Lydenburg Laing Nek Germiston War Office Channesburg Maron Andle Senekal Cobaci Ermilton Milton Johannesburg Hamin Rand Hamilton Gordons Amilton Florida Jhannesburg Almy Mounted Infantry Bruce Hamilton Col Spens Shropshire Light Infantry Smith- Dorrien French Ian. Hamilton Bennet. Burleigh Daily Telegraph Elandsfontein Colum Vaal Istan H. Donohe Daily’ Chronicle L Press

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