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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1901

Page

3

Supreme Court decision sparks cross party critique abroad

U S Supreme Court insular cases draws fire from Senator Morgan of Alabama and ex Senator Chandler of New Hampshire over Porto Rico and Philippines tariffs. Chandler urges reargument while Morgan cites constitutional limits on tariff powers and territory incorporation. French papers view the ruling as a potential McKinley era drift and question the status of annexed territories.

Washington Morgan Alabama Chandler New Hampshire Supreme Court Justee Brown United States Congress Justice Brown Porto Rico Spain Philippines Secretary of the Treasury Portoco Mexico China France Tfe

Cabinet Discusses Supreme Court Insular Decisions

The May 31 cabinet meeting reviewed Supreme Court insular cases and their impact on upcoming Philippine decisions. Attorney General Knox will study the language and report to the President and advisers, with possible discussion of tariff powers. Extra-session timing was deemed premature.

Washington Supreme Court de Lima Philippines Knox

Spectator and Debats on Supreme Court Decisions

The Spectator considers the Supreme Court rulings in relation to American commerce and annexation. It warns that annexation could ease control of new states and fears a future where the Union might dominate distant territories.

Spectator The Temps Journal Des Debats Supreme Court

Hawaii bribery cases loom in grand jury probes

Honolulu dispatch reports the special Grand Jury investigating bribery in the Legislature has questioned Gov. Dole Attorney General Dole and other officials. Cooper acting governor and Thurston were cited for contempt. Walter G. Smith editor of The Advertiser indicted for perjury. McCandless and Cooper placed under advisement as cases proceed.

Honolulu San Francisco Gov Dole Territory Cooper S. B. Dole L.A. Thurston Gazette Publishing Company Humphreys Grand Jury Thurston Grant Cy Supreme Court Gov. Cooper Public Works McCandless

Officers Reprimanded In Manila Court of Inquiry

The Goodrell court of inquiry found Lieut. Col. Mancil C. Goodrell and Col. Henry C. Cochrane severely reprimanded. Goodrell ordered to command the Marine Brigade while Cochrane was sent home. The dispute at Olongapo led to accusations of intoxication and a temporary custody of Goodrell during a Washington inquiry.

Manila Goodrell Mancil C. Goodrell Henry C. Cochrane Rodgers Marine Brigade Cochrane United States Henry €. Cochrane Olongapo Empff Washington Allah C. Kelton Avite

Census Report Issued Details U S Population Density

The Census Director releases the first half of the final census showing U S population by states and territories, density, center of population, Alaska and Hawaii figures, and city populations. It notes Rhode Island as the densest state excluding DC, with Massachusetts, New Jersey, Connecticut following, and Alaska Nevada Wyoming Arizona New Mexico Montana Idaho sparse areas. Hawaii density near twenty four per square mile.

Washington United States Alaska Hawaiian Islands States District of Columbia Rhode Island Union Massachusetts Jersey Connecticut New York Pennsylvania Maryland Ohio Nevada Wyoming Arizona New Mexico Montana Idaho Hawaii Maine Arkansas

Charles V Putnam Dead In Worcester Massachusetts

Charles V. Putnam, president of Putnam and Sprague Company, died at age seventy two in Worcester Massachusetts. Born in Sutton in 1629, he was a California forty niner, later returning to New England to establish a furniture business in 1854 that became Putnam and Sprague Co. He remained active in business until retirement and was a member of the Knights of Pythias. He is descended from General Israel Putnam.

Worcester Mass Charles V. Putnam Putnam and Sprague Company Sutton Wis California New England Otnam & Sprague Co Knights of A Men OF Pythias Israel

Capt William Crozier Likely Next Chief of Ordnance

Washington May 81 Capt William Crozier of the Ordnance Department is believed chosen as Buffington’s successor upon his fall retirement. Although junior, Crozier is regarded as one of the department’s ablest members. He recently returned from the Philippines and is stationed in New York. He declined the Military Academy professorship offer earlier.

Washington William Crozier Ordnance Department Buffington Ordnance Crozier Philippines New York The Military Academy Peters. Miche Gen

Police Get 240000 Bogus Car Tickets

Frederick D. H. Engley a Washington Traction conductor and his brother Samuel E. Engley of Hyattsville Md were arraigned after forgery charges revealed a plot to flood the city with bogus car tickets. Police later received a Glasgow cablegram saying they recovered the tickets and 40000 sheets, totaling 240000 tickets.

Washington Frederick D. H. Engley Washington Traction Company Samuel E. Engley Hyattsville Glasgow Scotland

Army officer transfers and duty changes announced

The United Service reports several corps and army officer movements. Capt Clyde D W Hunt moves to Chicago for temporary duty then Manila aboard Hancock around June 25. Maj Richard L Hoxie will station at St Paul relieving Capt Kam M Whittenden. Various engineers officers shift posts, with transfers to Fort Totten Wes Point and Fort Bayard, plus an artillery corps transfer for several lieutenants. A board at Sandy Puerto Rico launches for officer fitness for promotion and Lieut Col James Ann Buchanan listed among attendees. Second Lieut Lyle H Pedlar is honorably discharged.

Army Clyde D W. Hunt Chicago Department of the Lakes Manila Hancock Corps of Engineers William E. Craighill Fortieth Infantry United States Engineers Philippines Francisco Adjutant General William B. Due Fort Totten New York Wes Point James P Louis T. Hess Fort Bayard New Mexico United States General Hospital Edward E. Hardin Seventh Infantry Presidio of San Francisco Louis A. ‘Craig Fifteenth Cavalry Reeved B. Frank Cheatham Seattle George Ruhlen Rosecrans John Gibbon, Jr United States Volunteers Artillery Corps Coast Artillery Clarence B. Smith Robert F McMillan Godwin Ordway Lynn S. Edwards George Deiss Harry E. Mitchell Raymond W. Briggs Pressley _ K. Brice George R. Greene George T. Perkins Ernest E. Allen Theodore H. Koch William K. Naylor Ninth Infantry Charles D. Herron Twenty-first Infantry Eighteenth Infantry Sandy Porto Rico James Ann Buchanan Qator Selden A. Day Rtiflery Corps William EB Fifth Cavalry Euclid B. Frick William R. S. George Albert Co. Blunt Lyle H.pedlar Thirty-sixth Infantry

Navy transfers and detachments round the Pacific fleet

The Navy orders multiple detachments and assignments including Ensigns Collins Holden and others. Cadets and officers move between Guam, Yorktown, Cavite, Manila, Cavite Station, Yokohama, and various ships such as the Yorktown Marietta Princeton and Nanshan with many transfers to ships like the Petrel Nashville and New York.

Navy H. AL. Collins Guam Solace J. H. Holden Torpedo Station G. D. Costigan Yorktown W. M. Garton Washington Yard Indana Lewis S. Cox Ernest A. Brooks Harold E. Cook John M Cavite Princeton Franklin J. Schell Marietta John E. Roller New York Yokohama A. P. Niblack Kentucky Manila William Truxtun F. C.’ Bowers Celtic Carlo B. Brittain William K. Giese Entucky William A. Moffett William H. Standley James G. Doyle Fritz L. Sandoz Levi C. Bertolette Isla de Cuba Edwin A. Anderson Nanshan Henry B. Wilson Don Juan de Austria Webster A. Edgar Ris Harry A. Field Zafiro Herman O. Stickney George L. P. Stone Bennington William L. Littlefield Lyman A. Cotten Leigh C. Palmer Pope Washington Charles T. Owens Urdaneta Castine John F. Babcock Nashville Frank E. Ridgely Annapolis Edward B. Fenner Robert T. Menner Brooklyn Charles E. Courtney Luke E. Wright, Jr John D. Wainwright James H. Tomb Albany John E. Lewis Frank O. Branch Orleans Mortocacy Herbert O. Shiffert Edgar Thompson Petrel Rice K. McClanahan Culgoa Cird John F. Hatch Anila

Navy movement and ship arrivals report from 1900s

The article notes the flagship Kentucky leaving Cavite for China with Admiral Kempff aboard and due to meet at Amoy. It mentions the Princeton arriving at Manila, Hartford at Plymouth, Kearsarge at Hampton Roads, Alliance at Hampton, Dolphin sailing from Washington to Nineveh, Vixen from Gwara to Ni ge and Sagua de Tanamo, and Wasp training at Port Royal. Bear Act informs Navy about Mindoro and joint operations with the army in the Philippines, with ships at Zamboanga and Urdaneta at Cavite.

Washington Kentucky Cavite China Admiral Kempfft Amoy Princeton Manila Hartford Plymouth England Kearsarge Amkinsvine Alliance Hampto Accom Tggeola Dolphin Nineville Gwara Ni Ge Sagua de Tanamo Rted Wasp Port Royal 8. C Navy Mindoro Army Philippines Zamboanga

Medical Men's View of the Army Canteen

The Association of Military Surgeons votes to repeal the anti canteen law. Dr. Seaman cites China experiences with canteen and ration, arguing post exchanges reduce intemperance and disease while boosting discipline. He contrasts German and American hospital outcomes in China and notes ration adequacy under zero temps.

New York Times ST. Paul Minn Association of Military Surgeons Louis Livingston Seaman United States Volunteer Engineers Association of Military Surgeons of the United Congress Seaman China Tropics Women's Christian Temperance Union Post Exchange Porto Rico Twelfth United States Infantry Paniqui P. I Camp Reilly Lieut. Greenleaf Lewis Tien- Sin Peking Penn Hospital Department Byron Cuba Philippines

Priest Saves Life In Paris Green Attempt

Father Roach of Sacred Heart Church gave mustard emetic to Bernard McManus after he admitted taking Paris Green in a suicide bid. The laborer, 35, was taken to Roosevelt Hospital where he remained critically ill, with charges pending for attempted self harm.

Father Roach Sacred Heart Church West Fifty-first Street Bernard McManus West Fiftieth Street McManus Paris Green Roosevelt Hospital Grant McMan

Judge Rejects Settlement in Injury Suit Against Rail Co

Newark judge refuses compromise in Bailey Dickerson v North Jersey Railway Co. The minor, injured with the loss of an arm and a leg by a trolley accident, was set to receive 1500 dollars, but the judge deemed the amount insufficient and slated the case for trial.

Newark N. J Swayze Bailey Dickerson North Jersey Railway Company

Sigourney W Fay Hurt In Sixth Avenue Car Fall

Sigourney W. Fay aged sixty five a retired dry goods merchant living at 35 West Fiftieth Street fell from a Sixth Avenue electric car near Fiftieth Street last evening striking his head on the pavement. He was unconscious and received ten stitches for a scalp wound but later regained consciousness. Fay attributed the accident to his own mistake stating no one was at fault. In business he belonged to Wendell Fay Co. and was a trustee of a bank director of Hanover National Bank and active in Republican politics and various clubs and societies.

Sigourney W. Fay West Fiftieth Street Sixth Avenue Fiftieth Street Fay Wendell, Fay & Co Dry Gangs Theitizens’ Per Bank Hanover National Bank Union League Players’, and Merchants’ Clubs Sons of the American Revolution New England Society Founders and Defenders of America Metropolitan Museum of Art

Fires Sweep Through City Yesterday

Reported blazes yesterday caused damage across several blocks with emergency crews battling flames into the night. Authorities urged residents to check smoke detectors as investigators begin outlining the fires' origins.

Loot buried fifty years unearthed near Lyons

Fred Wilk, laborer on the Oliver Horn farm north of Lyons, unearthed seventy two pieces of old silverware marked P Pierson Hyde and A M and M J Leach while grubbing burdocks. Hyde and Pierson pieces were traced to separate thefts from Artemas Hyde fifty years ago and Leach items from less than ten years ago. The buried pile lay six inches to a foot deep at a hedgerow base.

Lyons N. Y Fred Wilk Oliver Horn Sodus Point P. Pierson Hyde A. M M. J. Leach Pierson Artemas Hyde Leach

Ruling on Loss of the Maine Raises Treaty Question

The Spanish Treaty Claims Commission receives many awards for Maine victims. The Attorney General argues the loss was a national matter, not individual, under Article 7 of the Paris treaty, which bars U S claims against Spain. If deemed individual, causes of the blast would decide indemnity by Congress.

Washington Spanish Treaty Claims Commission Maine United States Spain Treaty of Paris Cuba Congress

Weather forecast and temperature records from The Times

Cloudy with showers and fresh east to southeast winds. Local rain across the lower lake region Middle Atlantic States and New England with portions of the South Atlantic States. rain in Colorado and New Mexico and parts of the Northwest. Temperature highs around 65 and lows near 54 with a 29.82 inch barometer at 8 AM and 29.76 at 8 PM.

Lower Lake Middle Atlantic States New England South Atlantic States Colorado New Mexico Middle Atlantic South Atlantic Upper Lakes Lower Lakes NEW York Times The Weather Bureau TIMES Cccceceeeesere Tl Reeceeeveeee Printing House Squete Cess CO

Notable Guests at Elite Hotels Listed

A roster from several hotels names prominent visitors and residents. Frank G. Neidringhaus Col Constable Lyman Abbott Charles Towne W R Patton J Addison Henry N V Franchot S S Howland Capt J O Johnson R Rowe Du Pont W Chetmore Silliman Blagden A T Hagen are noted among others staying at Waldorf Astoria Fifth Avenue Park Avenue and Planhattan with locations in St Louis Philadelphia Washington London and Boston.

J. Addison Henry Philadelphia Albemarle S. S. Howland Washington N. V. V. Franchot Olean Murray Hill J. O. Johnson England R. Rowe London Park Avenue Col. du Pont Boston Planhattan Dr. W. Chetmore Silliman Blagden A. T. Hagen Rochester

Arrival of Buyers From Cities nationwide for Dress Goods

Gutman Nathan Co of Baltimore J Block seller of dress goods at Howard Street Hotel Albert Field Marshall Co Chicago E E Hanna at Worth Street Hotel Navarre Buddeke Brothers Co Cincinnati G Buddeke nations furnishing goods and cloaks Lebeck Brothers Nashville L Lebeck fancy goods and laces 377 Broadway Field Schlick Co St Paul J A Stevenson Hotel Denis Field nations Hotel Manhattan Bentley Gray Dry Goods Tampa W Gray notions 595 Broadway Miller W E Co Winchester Is Broadway Central Hotel Harris D Co ton notions Broadway trall Hotel

Gutman Broadway Cadillac Field, Schlick & Co St. Paul Harris, D., & Co Ton, Penn D. Harris Notions

Also Mentioned on This Page

William E. Chandler Mr. Morgan Porfirio Diaz Cole Penc Saturday ‘Review Paris United States Supreme Court Latin States of America Pan-American Congress South America Ondon Barts Special Grand Jury Court of Inquiry Charles. V. Putnam Capt. Crozier the United Service Dr. Seaman American Hospital Practice Anderson Ninth United States Infantry Taku Steinway Steinway & Sons E. 14Th St Union Square Sigourney W. Fay Hurt Robert Icy Camane Madison Square E. M. Woop Miss Louden Mr. P. Keil Fudges A. A. Wilson Conn A. N. Walters Laurel Ave Minneapolis Geo. R. Meeker Cedar St S. W. Jackson New Staten Island N Y H. J. Heinz Company Pittsburgh, U. S. A TSS Robley D. Evans U.S. N D. Appleton & Company WM. Vogel& Son Houston St Samuel ‘Lichtnstein Cinq Mars Samuel Lichter Accompanied By Sanfi Caprice Jgounod Brahms Wieniawski Rubinstein Moszkowski Fifth Avenue Cor New _York Edison New York Edison Company Duane Street New York City ITZG Williams & Son Cleansing Syracuse Delling, Phelps& Raby Whatters West Washington Street Louis Marsot
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