Ice Trust hearing adjourned again in Brooklyn court
Justice Gaynor in the Supreme Court Brooklyn adjourned the Ice Trust examination as to Mayor Van Wyck and city officials plus witnesses John F Carroll and clock commissioners Cram and Murphy. Councilmen seek access to records while questioning constitutional limits on forcing self incrimination.
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Ice Trust
Gaynor
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
van Wryck
van Wyck
John F. Carroll
Cram and Murphy
American Ice Company
John I. Carroll
Samuel F. Untermyer
Charles J. Patterson
Mr. Carroll
Wheeler H. Peexnam
J. Noble Hayes
de Lancey Nicoll
Brea
American Tee Company
United States
Conspiracy Charges Placed Against American Ice Officials
Magistrate Zeller moves the people versus officials and organizers of the American Ice Company to the General Sessions for examination. Papers filed with Edward W. Carroll, Clerk of General Sessions, in the Criminal Court Building. District Attorney staff favored assignment to Special Sessions.
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American Ice Company
Edward W. Carroll
Court of General Sessions
Criminal Court
Jefferson Market
Hearing adjourned in Ice Company case before Referee Nussbaum
The show cause hearing to determine if the American Ice Company may be barred from doing business in the state was adjourned for a second time yesterday morning. Referee Nussbaum learned three subpoenaed witnesses were needed in Brooklyn for Ice Trust proceedings before Justice Gaynor, and he adjourned the hearing to 11 o'clock this morning.
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Nussbaum
American Ice Company
Mutual Life Building
Brooklyn
Ice Trust
Supreme Court
Gaynor
Printers' Exhibition Highlights Tonight at Grand Central Palace
The event showcases new Liquid Air demonstrations with strawberries turned to stone and beefsteak frozen. A special concert by the Letter Carriers' band is planned. Tonight is furriers' night with furriers' unions attending.
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Grand Central Palace
Furriers
India Famine Fund Contributions Reported
The India Famine Fund notice lists numerous donors including churches and individuals with sums such as 100.00 for George M. Miller and 100.00 for William H. Nichols. The Times forwarded 264.50 from Temple Israel Harlem and Congregation Rodoph Sholom groups via Maurice H. Harris. Mrs. W. C. Crane also sent 5 to the fund.
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India
J.W. Wentz
Brooklyn
Seccesesees
Welsh Congregational Church
Thomas F. Mann
John H. Washburn
W. W. Welland
Moline
Ill
S. Low
Dover
S. Cowles
William H. Nichols
Rev
N. Zz
Lushekwistec
Staunton Daily News
Staunton
First Unitarian Church
Fast Orange
N. J
Ausable Chasm
N. Y
Melee
Iowa
Rankin, Ill
Union
Golconda
Galva Grange
Bishop Hill
SO West Baptist Sunday School
Mission To Societies
Oswego
Cedar Rapids
John H. Bloodgood
Grand View
N. i
Martha Meeker
Episcopal Church South
Ox- Co Baptist Church
Boone
First Seventh Day Baptist Church
al- Btu
Plainfield
Tennant
Purcell
Ind
S.s.c
P. M. Bakebill
KR. H
Baltimore
J. D. Frierson
Smoaks
Zenobia Baptist Church
White Oak
Olivet Presbyterian
Columbus
Ponto
First Presbyterian Church
Summit Hill
A. H
Sarmaile
Presbyterian Church
Sandy
C. C. Nichols
Everett
Bass
Sabe
Accateatins
Epistatale
Seeee
Church of the Covenant
R. F. Gibson
York
Rbi
Church
Louisville
Ithaca
Hararisburg
Penni
Tac
Gomfor
Poughkeep
George Sherman
Tata
The-Times
John Crosby Brown
India Famine Fund
Maurice H. Harris
Temple Israel of
Harlem
Sunday Schools
Congregation Rodoph Sholom
Hannah Blackburn Relief Society
W. C. Crane
New YoOrs' Times
Cooper Union Holds Forty-First Commencement Amid Gifts
The Cooper Union staged its forty-first commencement with strong attendance and music by Prof. Felix Eben’s band. President Edward Cooper praised graduates while Andrew Carnegie’s December gift of 300000 dollars to fund a day school of applied mechanics was highlighted. Abram S. Hewitt moved thanks to Carnegie.
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Cooper Union
Felix I. Eben
Edward Cooper
Andrew Carnegie
Applied Mechanics
Abram S. Hewitt
Carnegie
John P. Peters
Samuel Ring
Joseph P. McLean
Frederick Kloopper, Jr
Cooper
Sixty-ninth
Hewitt
Witnesses Testify On Kennedy Alibi For New Trial Bid
Five witnesses testified in the Supreme Court Criminal Term as Dr. Samuel J. Kennedy seeks a new trial. The witnesses dispute Kennedy’s whereabouts the night of Dollie Reynolds’s murder and challenge key trial claims, while Kennedy’s wife and father attended.
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Samuel J. Kennedy
Sing Sing
Dollie Reynolds
Supreme Court
Fursman
Kennedy
Cantwell
Staten Island
Grand Hotel
Thomas J. Fenley
MecIntyre
Dr. Kennedy
St. George
Alfred Wagner
John P. Purcell
New Dorp
Martin
Battleship Kearsarge Enters Quarantine At Port
The United States battleship Kearsarge has entered quarantine after docking in port. It will proceed to dry dock at the Brooklyn Navy Yard for repairs and maintenance.
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Kearsarge
United States
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Special articles of timely interest in The New York Times
A promotional note lists forthcoming Sunday features by Edward W Bemis Henry Stanford Brooks John Barrett Rev Leander Sylvester Keyser and others. It highlights essays on the New York Charter Oriental life and nocturnal flight of birds with the Times advertising slogan All the News That’s Fit to Print.
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NEW York Times
New York
Edward W. Bemis
United States
University
Henry Stanford Brooks
Harvard-Yale Dual League Association
John Barrett
Bangkok
Leander Sylvester Keyser
Bird Land
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Nothing Succeeds Like Success in Negligee Shirts
Ad boasting strong sales of negligee shirts notes prior season purchases of 14 000, 19 000 and this season 23 000. It markets future offerings in fancy cheviot half lined suits and flannel serge. Addresses listed for stores and mail orders are given.
Gas Consolidation Rumors Drive Brooklyn Market Activity
The Protective Committee of Standard Gas Light circulates details of its absorption by Consolidated Gas interests. Stockholders must deliver deposits between June 4 and 30 with Mercantile Trust. price 1385 for common and 155 for preferred, plus 1 percent broker commission. Consolidated stock rose to 192% intraday, closing at 191 a 1 percent gain. Brooklyn Union Gas jumped to 175 at close, up about 8 points on light trading. Reports say Consolidated may lease or absorb Brooklyn Union with 8 percent dividends to stockholders. Consolidated plans 25 000 in improvements at its Twenty-first Twenty-second Streets gas plant with a new purifying apparatus. Philadelphia interests reportedly bought two Long Island Electric Company plants for 1 000 000, Jamaica Electric Light and Long Island City Electric Illuminating and Power. Consolidated would not comment. A large gas plant may be built on Berrian’s Island by the New York By-Product Coke Company linked to gas interests.
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Standard Gas Light Company
Consolidated Gas Interests
Standard
Mercantile Trust Company
Standard Stock
Dominic & Williams
Consolidated Gas Company
Stock Exchange Consolidated Gas
Brooklyn Union Gas
Consolidated Company
Brooklyn Union
Twenty-second
Avenue A
Wall Street
Philadelphia
Consolidated Gas
Long Island
Electric Company of America
Cnose
Jamaica Electric Light Company
Jamaica
Electric Illuminating and Power Company
Long Island City
Berrian’s Island
New York
Lightning proves storm theory false at Gillender pole
A lightning strike at the Gillender Building pierces the flag pole on Nassau and Wall Streets, wrecking the replacement pole after a July 1897 incident. The city endured a sweltering day with a brief storm bringing four tenths inch of rain and thunder that echoed off downtown high rises. The afternoon heat then returned, crowds sought relief at Battery Park and ferries, and fashion shifted to bearable outfits and light straw hats as a heat wave loomed.
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Gillender
Nassau and
Wall Streets
Long Island
Weather Bureau
Battery Park
Staten Island
Magistrate Frolics Over Campaign Button Case
Magistrate Pool arraigned Thomas Meehan and Gustav Knoss for fighting in the street at Fifty-eighth Street and Eighth Avenue. A campaign button with Grover Cleveland’s image on Knoss’s lapel prompted a quip about Cleveland’s political status before a $1 fine was imposed on each man.
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Thomas Meehan
Gustav Knoss
Pool
Hewitt
West Forty-seventh Street
Fifty-eighth Street
Eighth Avenue
Knoss
Grover Cleveland
Jamaica Leaders Push Flatbush Atlantic Tunnel Terminal
Jamaica figures push for the Flatbush and Atlantic Avenues terminal for the Rapid Transit tunnel extension. Brown Adikes and Smith argue Jamaica lies at the borough’s center and would gain most from the location, opposing Hamilton Avenue. They note Jamaica has abundant vacant land for development and criticize Long Island Rail Road service.
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F. F. Brown
John Adikes
Jamaica Citizens’ Association
H. E. Smith
Taxpayers’ League of
Richmond Hill
Rapid Transit Commissioners
Flatbush and
Atlantic Avenues
Brooklyn Committee of Fifty
Hamilton Avenue
Brown
Jamaica
Queens
Flatbush
Queens County
East River
Long Island City
Brooklyn
Long Island, l
New Jersey
Long Island
Jersey
Mr. Brown
New York
Grand Central Station
President Orr
Messrs. Adikes
Smith
Atlantic Avenue
Atlantic
Flatbush Avenues
Orr
Simon Kelly King of Weehawken Dies After Long Public Service
Simon Kelly a longtime Weehawken official died of peritonitis at his home. Born in Ireland in August 1848, he moved to Hoboken with parents, became Weehawken resident at 20, and held posts from Poormaster 1870 to 1873, School Trustee six years, Chief of Police until 1887, then Mayor 1891 to 1898. He also served as Freeholder until his death, survived by three daughters and a son. His ally Edward Clifford, linked to Clifford’s Jersey City execution, helped fund his fight to save Clifford. Kelly died last night at home.
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Weehawken
Ireland
Hoboken
Kelly
Kell
Edward Clifford
Jersey City
William G. Watson
Martin Filon
Union Hill
Clifford
Weel Kelly
Not Mr. Sidenberg's Yacht Theresa
A Gustavus Sidenberg representative denied that the Theresa yacht running between this city and the Highlands is connected to the American yacht Theresa reported off Spanish Honduras. The Theresa crew allegedly defeated Honduran troops in a Central American incursion to free or arrest the captain who escaped a Truxillo prison.
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Mr. Sidenberg
Theresa
Gustavus Sidenberg
Highlands
New Orleans
Spanish Honduras
Honduras
Truxillo
Allowance to Accused Counsel in Capital Case and Divorce Expenses
In a capital case Antonio Ferraro’s counsel Hugo Hirsh was awarded $500 after an appeal. the Court of Appeals ruled that the trial and appellate allowances are separate. In a separate divorce proceeding Mrs Annie Eugenia Taylor received an additional $250, on top of $500 already awarded, due to extraordinary litigation costs across multiple jurisdictions and many witnesses.
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Antonio Ferraro
Queens County
Hugo Hirsh
Apeals
Corporation
Whalen
Court of Appeals
Annie Eugenia Taylor
Justice Levintritt
Supreme Court
Justice Scott
Alexander Rutland Taylor
Justice Leventritt
Taylor
Wool and Wash Summer Clothes for Little Gentlemen
A brief sewing guide outlines how to tailor light summer attire for boys. It urges sturdy fabrics and simple patterns, detailing care tips to keep garments crisp through playful wear and daily chores.
Cable firm awarded order for Alaska submarine line
The Keriie Cable Works of Seymour Connecticut received a U S Government order for 187 miles of submarine telegraph cable to connect the Cape Nome gold fields with the army post at St Michael Alaska.
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Keriie
Seymour
Conn
United States
Cape Nome
Army Post
St. Michael
Alaska
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