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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1902

Page

5

Senate to Vote on Philippine Government Bill Next Tuesday

The Senate will vote at 4 o clock Tuesday on the Philippine Islands civil government bill under a unanimous agreement. The week's plan centers on fifteen minute speeches and continued debate to precede moving the Nicaragua Canal bill to regular order.

Washington Senate Philippine Islands Nicaragua Hanna Spooner Kittredge Harris Mitchell Foster Louisiana Turner Morgan Platt Connecticut United States House of Representatives District of Columbia House Rules Committee de Pines Committee On Rules

Union Engineers Opposed to Soft Coal

Leaders of the Safety Association of Engineers the Standard and Eccentric Engineers Union and the Eccentric Firemen Union discussed enforcing the city soft coal ordinance. Unions say members will not handle soft coal in buildings under enforcement, aligning with striking miners. They plan to push for arbitration and oppose armed force in labor disputes while organizing picket actions against a non union hiring agency bound for Mount Carmel Penn.

Safety Association of Engineers Standard and Eccentric Engineers’ Union Eccentric Firemen’s Union Central Federated Union James Ryan Photo-Engravers’ Union American Federation of Labor Pennsylvania Mount Carmel Penn

Shot at a cat kills young woman in Burlington

Miss Viola Allen eighteen was shot and killed here today by Henry Elsey a one armed man. The shooting was ruled accidental as Elsey waited for a cat to prey on his chickens and fired buckshot from a shotgun. Allen’s parents awaited her return from Sunday school when the fatal shot struck in the face head and chest causing instant death.

Burlington N. J Viola Allen Henry Elsey Elsey Miss Allen Ridgeway Allen

Stole to Be a College Man

Eighteen year old William Klein arrested for stealing $22 from Brentano's Union Square and confessing to further petty larcenies. He said the crimes funded gambling to pay for tuition at the College of the City of New York as he aimed to become a lawyer. Magistrate Pool adjourned and ordered a gambling-house raid to follow the confession.

William Klein Brentano Union Square J. M. Fuller Fuller New York Behrman Brentano's Magistrate Pool Klein Jefferson Market Court Nellie Jump Broadway East Second Street Pool

Two Motormen Requested for Safety on NYC Trains

The East Side Democratic Club supporting Thomas F. Duffy in the Twentieth Assembly District urges the Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company to place two motormen on every train. It cites safety concerns, noting only one motorman per car obstructed from view endangers thousands daily and compares to ferries requiring two pilots.

East Side Democratic Club Thomas F. Duffy Twentieth Assembly District Tammany Organization Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company East Side Democratic Club

Child Killed by Lorimer Street Car

Flora Peterson a ten year old from 638 Leonard Street Greenpoint was fatally struck by a trolley on Manhattan Avenue near Lorimer Street while rushing home from Sunday school with ice cream. Motorman John Brennan was arrested as witnesses described the sudden tragedy and a crowd of bystanders fainted.

Flora Peterson Leonard Street Greenpoint Lorimer Street Manhattan Avenue Tabernacle Methodist Church John Brennan

An 1902 letter endorses the Times editorial and attacks Hanna

A New York letter writer, claiming Republican loyalty, endorses the Times lead and argues Hanna's defeat would help the nation. He urges a graduated income tax to make Hanna and followers share government costs, accusing them of corrupt methods and harming the masses. May 30, 1902. F. W. B.

New York Times Hanna Democratic Party United States Mark Hanna New York

Weather forecast shows fair inland with showers

The forecast indicates fair conditions with south winds inland and showers today in interior districts except the Southwest. Showers expected to expand Tuesday across the Atlantic States and westward to the Mississippi Valley with temperatures falling in the West and little change in the East. Coastal winds vary by region from fresh south to southwest on New England to southeast to south on the Middle Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Steamship departures today for European ports face fresh south to southwest winds and fair weather to the Grand Banks.

Atlantic States Mississippi Valley New England Middle Atlantic South Atlantic Gulf Coast Great Lakes European Grand Banks

Smallpox cases rise in Bronx as ambulance takes man to hospital

Nine Bronx residents contract smallpox over Friday and Saturday amid a scare. Policemen intervene when a man found half starved in a vacant lot reveals illness. James Tinin, a 34 year old lineman for the New York Telephone Company, is quarantined after being removed to North Brother Island.

Bronx One Hundred and Thirty-fourth Street St. Ann's Avenue Gilroy Wakefield Department of Health North Brother Island James Tinin New York Tinin

Thousands Go to Nome as Ships Carry Prospectors

Nine steamers and saving vessels sailed from Tacoma carrying about three thousand people to Nome for mining and business ventures. Most are claim owners or planners, with laborers scarce due to high transport costs and brief seasons. Freight includes dredges for Solomon, Penny and other rivers, with over twenty sent so far and some valued above $100,000.

Tacoma Washington Nome Argonauts Charles D. Lane Solomon, Penny

Barkers Thwart Police At Coney Island Parkers

Police attempted to disperse parkers at Coney Island during a renovation program as 100000 visitors arrived. Proprietors armed barkers with megaphones inside doors shouted wares and amusements, evading arrest by complying with the letter of the ordinance.

Coney Island Pleasure Isle

International list of military officials and dignitaries

A compiled roster lists numerous military officers and notable figures with stations or origins in England Ireland the United States Porto Rico Calcutta Paris New York and other locations. Names include Wallace Bradford San Francisco Col Alfred Brown U S Army H P Lloyd Cincinnati Major L S Breckenridge Hugh Chalmers Dayton A L Claypool Springfield Harry Clarke Honolulu and others across imperial Cambridge Manhattan Plaza Savoy and Fifth Avenue.

Holland Philo_L. Mills Ruddington Nottingham England Wallace Bradford San Francisco Alfred Brown United States Army Imperial H. P._ Lloyd Cincinnati L. S. Breckenridge Hugh Chalmers Dayton Ohio Cambridge Henley Luce Porto Rico E. Gottlieb Gilsey H. H. Hoffman Victoria R. I. Finlayson Sydney New South Wales A. Bentley M. P Manchester R. D. McLeod Lyndal W. C. Wimberley Fort Gaines Col T. S. Wood Duluth Murray Hill Walter C. Wright New Orleans Sturtevant A. L. Claypool Springfield Harry Carson Clarke Honolulu Honolulu; Albemarle S. E. Turner Stratford-on- Avon Manhattan George Thorpe United States Marine Corps S. P. Andrews Justus Chancellor Chicago Plaza F. Sitterding Richmond Lewis K. Davis Indianapolis Ind Savoy J. E. Bamberger Salt Lake City D. May Denver E. Berlyn Paris Thomas Newburger Henry Kahn Ind. Netherland A. Focher Calcutta C. T. Darey Quincy Co. Banks G. B. Moody Detroit Fifth Avenue Jose Rosa Pacas Washington B. V. Sencoes George F. Cooke A. Yala Guayaquil South America Hoffman G.H. Towne John Kane Mayo Ireland Navarre D. F. Kronacher J. M. Dunn ASTOR—Hugh_ Barkley L. T. Mallory

Yesterday's Fires Report From Saturday Night to Sunday

A series of urban fires logged overnight with multiple addresses and damages. Frank J Hein at 53 West Twenty-fifth Street reported $100 damage, George Jost on Avenue A, Samuel Rathford on 11 East One Hundred Seventeenth Street with trifling damage, Joseph Weiner on 408 Cherry Street $500, Morris Becker on 410 Cherry Street, Jacob Zeller GEER at 60 East Twelfth Street $300, Bernard Haneryi at 157 East One Hundred Twenty-seventh Street $1,000.

West Twenty-fifth Street Frank J. Hein George Jost East One Hundred and Seventeenth Street Samuel Rathford Cherry Street Joseph Weiner Morris Becker East Twelfth Street Jacob Zeller Geer East One Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street Bernard Haneryi

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