Myers and Benn in court over assault claim at Fifth Avenue
Augustus G Myers testified of a brutal apartment attack at 430 Fifth Avenue while Miss Edna Benn denied demanding money. Miss Benn and Henry J Brooks were held on $300 bail. Mrs Brooks released and robbery charges dropped. Brooks and Benn claimed self defense as Myers recounted his version of events.
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Jefferson Market Court
Augustus G. Myers
Fifth Avenue
Lfe
Blackwell's Island
Edna. Benn
West Fifty-eighth Street
Flammer
Brooks
Myers
Miss Benn
Louis Lowenstein
Fifth Avene
Bern
V.owenstein
Assis
Broadway
Canal Street
Theodore W. Myers
T. AV. Myers
Barry
Nineteenth
Theodore
W. Myers
Hogan
August Myers Hadeen
Carley, Rosengarten & Co
Augustus
Edna Benn
May E. Weil
Henry A. Weil
Sd New Street
Mr. We
M. Warley Platzek
Desertion arrests of four infantrymen at Saratoga
SARATOGA N Y June 2 E R Jones Michael Walsh Michael Reegan and Patrick Donahue members of Company A Fifteenth United States Infantry stationed at Plattsburg were arrested here as deserters and today were taken under guard to Plattsburg.
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Saratoga
N. Y
E. R. Jones
Michael Walsh
Michael Reegan
Patrick Donahue
Fifteenth United States Infantry
Plattsburg
Maryland Democrats Split Over Delegation沿 Silver Issue
Baltimore June 2 The Maryland Democratic State Convention faces a split between Gorman aligned regulars who oppose a free silver or uninstructed delegation and Bryan Chicago Platform Democrats pressing for loyalty to the Chicago platform. Leaders weigh pledged versus uninstructed delegates as Bryan’s renomination looms and currency issues are sidelined by imperialism concerns.
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Baltimore
Arthur Pue Gorman
Maryland Democracy
Gold Standard Democrats
Kansas City
Murray Vandiver
Havre de Grace
State Committee
Col
Victor Baughman
Frederick City
Gormany
Maryland
A. Leo Knott
Baltimore City
Bryan
Gorman
National Party
Somerset
Joshua W. Miles
Mr. Miles
Somerset County
Republican National Administration
Philippine Islands
William Mel Winley
Republican Congress
Chicago
Maryland Democratic Association
Germar
Democrats name state convention delegates in Newburg and Kingston
In Newburg Henry Kohl Henry P Clauson and William McNeal Jr were chosen as delegates to back William J Bryan at Kansas City and to support his renomination. Arthur A McLean is reelected state committeeman. From Kingston Peter E Black Henry Beck and Edmund N Wilbur were elected delegates. the Chicago platform was ratified and a resolution denouncing trusts passed.
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Newburg
N. Y
Henry Kohl
Henry P. Clauson
William McNeal, Jr
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Kansas City
Arthur A. McLean
Kingston
Peter E. Black
Henry Beck
Edmund N. Wilbur
Ulster Assembly
Chicago
Herkimer Democrats pick delegates to national convention
At the Herkimer County Democratic Convention L. B. Wheeler J. B. Penner and H. P. Witherstone were elected delegates to the State Convention. A resolution instructed them to vote for National Convention delegates who favor the nomination of W. J Bryan.
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Little Falls
N. Y
Herkimer County
L. B. Wheeler
J. B. Penner
H. P. Witherstone
W. J Bryan
Delegates chosen by Orange County Democrats to State Convention
The Second Assembly District Democrats in Orange County elected delegates M. V. Kane of Warwick J. Purtell of Port Lewis and K. Greet of Middletown. They were instructed to support Bryan and endorse anti imperialism anti trust and bimetallism.
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Wednletown
M. Viodine
Orange County
M. V. Kane
Warwick
J. .Purtell
Port Lewis
K. Greet
Middletown
Bryan
Indorse
Democratic Delegates Elected for Bryan in Monticello
In Monticello on June 2, the Democratic Convention chose delegates Fred Freeman of Barryville James Fitzgerald of Roscoe and Peter W Ferguson of Bloomingburg. They were instructed for Bryan.
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Monticello
N. Y
Fred Freeman
Barryville
James Fitzgerald
Roscoe
Peter W. Ferguson
Bloomingburg
Bryan
Commencement Week Schedule at Princeton University
Princeton announces a week long program from Saturday to Wednesday with events including junior ovations in Alexander Hall, Yale Princeton baseball, glee club concert, Baccalaureate sermon, class day exercises, observatory hours, promenade concert, drawings exhibition, literary society meeting, alumni dinner, prize debates, Lynde prize, and the one hundred fifty third annual commencement led by the committee consisting of C. C. Cuyler Bliss Perry Covington and Edwin C Osborn.
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Princeton
Princeton University
Alexander Hall
Yale-Princeton
S P
Halstead
School of Science
Nassau Hall
University Hall
Brokaw
Patton
Alexander Hiall
Harvard
H. F. Covington
Edwin C.osborn
Barker accepts People's Party bid with calls for direct legi
Wharton Barker formally accepts the People's Party nomination for President. In his letter he argues for direct legislation including initiative and referendum, government ownership of railroads, paper money. and consumer protection through arbitration of labor disputes. He condemns party leaders and urges a continental customs union and Monroe Doctrine expansion to include the Philippines.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Wharton Barker
People’s Party
United States
M. W. Howard
J. M. Mallett
W. S. Morgan
Cincinnati
Barker
Philippines
Jie
Americas
Kaltenborn Concerts Begin Summer Season at St Nicholas Garden
The Kaltenborn concerts opened last night at St Nicholas Garden near Columbus Ave. Carl Engel concert master led Bruch G minor concerto with attentive, enthusiastic audience. Wagner and symphony nights planned weekly with soloists, aiming to broaden taste for high music beyond vaudeville and rooftop gardens.
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Kaltenborn
Franz Waltenborn
St. Nicholas Garden
Sixty-sixth
Columbus Avenue
New York
Carl Engel
Bruch
Hermann Basse
Nessler
Humperdinck
Brahms
Liszt
Suppe
Strauss
Rail line to cut Knoxville Nashville distance dramatically
Arrangements for a new trunk line through Tennessee will shorten the Knoxville to Nashville run by 150 miles. The route from Knoxville through Kingston to Nashville taps coal fields and aims to connect Nashville to Clarksville and Hopkinsville, Ky. The Illinois Central backs the project and may absorb it, signaling potential Atlantic seaboard access. The plan promises reduced freight time and a fast passenger service, with through traffic from Knoxville and the East to Southwestern markets.
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Tennessee
Knoxville
Nashville
Kingston
Tennessee Coal Fields
Clarksville
Hopkinsville
Illinois Central
Atlantic Seaboard
Louisville
Southern Railway
Chattanooga
Nashville, Chattanooga, and
St. Louis
Funeral of Thomas E Miaco Held in New York
Funeral services for Thomas E Barlick known as Thomas E Miaco vaudeville actor and manager were held in the Masonic Temple with New York Lodge No 1 Elks St Cecile Lodge Masons presiding The Rev Dr Holloway preached the sermon and Masonic ceremonies were conducted by Chancellor Walworth Lodge The Traveling Variety Managers Association and other groups paid respects with floral tributes and many industry colleagues attended The body was taken to Medina New York for interment last night
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Thomas E. Barlick
Thomas E. Miaco
Masonic Temple
New York Lodge
No. 1
Order of Elks
St. Cecile Lodge of Masons
Dr. Holloway
Charles H. Heyzer
Walworth Masonic Lodge
Actors’ Fund of America
Traveling Variety Managers of America
St. Cecile Lodge
Corinthian Chapter
Ivanhoe Commandery
Scottish Rite Ee
Central and Southern Pacific Railroad Lease Report Denied
President Callaway of the New York Central denies the story of a lease between the Central New England and New York Central. Southern Pacific plans a 750 mile line from Utah into Southern California with 400 miles to be constructed. Coast line completion expected in California by September.
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Callaway
New York Central
Central
New England
Southern Pacific
Utah
California
Socialist Labor Party meets at Grand Central Palace convention
The tenth annual Socialist Labor Party convention opened at Grand Central Palace with Henry Kuhn presiding. Delegates numbered sixty one from New York Massachusetts Pennsylvania Connecticut New Jersey and other states. The De Leon faction aims to nominate a President and Vice President and revise the party constitution. Temporary officers were chosen and Daniel De Leon became permanent Chairman for the day. A banner featuring Karl Marx and another declaring property rights framed the hall. The National Executive Committee report was read, highlighting epochal conventions, and committees were formed for upcoming business. The session adjourned after a 9 pm restart planned for morning with reports expected.
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Socialist Labor Party
Grand Central Palace
Henry Kuhn
New York
National Executive Committee
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New Jersey
Maryland
Ohio
Minnesota
Washington
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
California
Texas
United States
de Leon
Thomas Curran
Providence
R. I
W. 8. Dalton
Seattle
B. F.,kennard
Daniel de Leon
Rhode Island
T. J. Dean
Karl Marx
Kuhn
Inventor Michael Padrone Proclaimed Insane in New Jersey
Mount Vernon inventor Michael Padrone, holder of several patents including a gun aiming device that attracted government interest, is committed to an asylum by County Judge Smith Lent after a period of eccentric behavior. He claimed a superior motor power from finger snapping and recently suffered a self-inflicted finger wound described as a bullet coated with bichloride of mercury.
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White Plains
N. J
Michael Padrone
Mount Vernon
Smith
Matiea
Padrone
Keely
Actors’ Home Fund reaches secure status with 62054.25 raised
Subscriptions total 62054.25 confirming the Actors’ Home as an assured institution. The 50000 needed to seal the 810000 subscribed conditionally by Al Hayman has been contributed. Yesterday’s receipts include gifts from George J. Gould and many others, totaling 9047. The fifteen day aggregate stands at 6054.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actors’ Home
al Hayman
George J. Gould
Alding
Atal
Ano
Fish- Wilkesbarre Lodge
Mayer Sues Miss Nethersole Over 1898 Manager Fee
An attachment for 16941 was issued against Miss Olga Nethersole’s property by attorney Mitchell Erlanger for Marcus Mayer, her former manager. The non resident actress, home in London, had assets including a cash balance at Second National Bank and her Sapho stage property worth 10000 attached. Mayer’s contract dated July 1898 granted him 100 weekly salary plus escalating percentages on receipts, with deductions to be first taken reducing his final claim.
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St. Paul
Olga Nethersole
Mitchell Erlanger
Marcus Mayer
Miss Nethersole
Justice Andrews
Supreme Court
Norfolk Street
Park Lane
London
Radley
Second National Bank
Port Arthur steamship concession forfeited due to plague control
City of Mexico reports the Department of Communications has canceled the Port Arthur and Mexican Gulf Steamship Company's concession after over four months of service interruption. New comprehensive quarantine rules target vessels from infected ports with bubonic plague and demand rat and mouse eradication aboard arriving ships.
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City OF Mexico
Department of Communications
Port Arthur and
Mexican Gulf Steamship Company
Gulf Or Pacific
Damask Table Linens and Silk Garments Listing
Damask Table Cloths 2x2 yards and 2x3 pets with prices 5.75 1.65 2.10 2.50 Also Irish Linen Hand Embroidered pieces Center Pieces Dresser Scarfs Tray Cloths Negligee Gowns in Japanese Wash Silk Tea Gowns in Figured Foulard Silk and Colored India Silk in multiple colors with prices 10.85 22.50 17.50
Appeals Court upholds Fahy dismissal in police case
The Court of Appeals, following Justice Rumsey, affirms the dismissal of John Fahy from the police force for absence without leave. The ruling notes that five consecutive days of absence without communication constitutes automatic resignation, negating the right to a trial and allowing commissioners to deem him no longer a member. The decision thus affirms the police commissioners action.
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John Fahy
First Appellate Division
Court of Appeals
Justice Rumsey
Fahy
Rumsey
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