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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1905

Page

5

Plan International Law Society for Peace Proposed

A special Arbitration Conference at Lake Mohonk New York forms an American International Law Society with a Committee on Organization including David J. Brewer Oscar S. Straus and Robert Lansing. The plan aims to promote compulsory arbitration and study of The Hague rules to ease international disputes.

Lake Mohonk N.Y American International Law Society David J. Brewer George W. Gray Oscay S. Straus John W. Poster Andrew White J. M. Dickinson James B. Ann W.W. Morrow Jol W. Griggs Ohn Bassett Moore Theodore S. Woodsey George W. Kitchway J. 8. Rowe James B. Beall Everett T. Wheeler Robert Lansing Chimdler P. Anderson George G. Wilson Charles- Terry Butler Joseph H. Beale, Jr Charles R. Gregory Avas Judge Gray Mr. Straus Andrew D. White United States Germany the Hague Syster Alrea Johny Bassett Moore Columbia University North Sea Leal Lopsdowne Atul Seale New York University Fuice Department of Pistons Uchida New Yorks Moore Michigan Supreme Court Sehor Gambo Mexico Daniel C. Gilman Law Columbia Cornell Gilman Johns Wopkins Atigell Michigan Eliot Harvard Hindley Yale Alderman Virginia Wheeler California Seelye Simith

Cabinetmaker Di Sulbé Dies After Fast Ambulance Run

John Di Sulbé of 517 East Twenty-ninth Street died after falling into an elevator shaft in Broadway Alley between Third and Lexington Avenues. He worked as a cabinetmaker for Di Salbo Brothers. An ambulance responded to Bellevue Hospital at 2:50 PM and returned five and a half minutes later. he had died en route, a record swift trip for the hospital.

John di Sulbé East Twenty-ninth Yesteray Broadway Alley Twenty-sixth Twenty-seventh Third Lexington Avenues di Salbo Brothers Bellevue Hospital Williams di Salbo

Arrival of Buyers Reflects City Merchants Network

A partial listing shows buyers and suppliers from multiple cities including Wilmington Olean Rochester Nashville and Chicago visiting hotels such as Herald Square and Hotel Normandie. Firms like Bean Brothers Ervin Company Krolik Strauss Brothers and Hale & Stetson appear with goods ranging dry goods cloaks hosiery millinery and furnishing items.

W. N Rochester Howe & Stetson ¢ Company New Haven Bleecker Street Park Avenue Brothers & Hulsman Pittsburg Penn A. Kalt Nations Herald Seyare Krolik, al. & Cos Detroit Mich D. Krolik Ae Breshin Lewengart Portland Oregon G. MacCollum Indlin Waverley Place Normandir J. McWhirr Ri -A., Company Fall River Mass A. Smythe Broadway Broadway Central McAlpin, G. W., Company Cincinnati Ohio Gaank, Culpepper Leonard Street St. Denis Starbuck E. In Saratoga No. Y O-Kispenard Street Siegrist & Fraley Buffalo N. Yor Achasan Hears eChorehill Strauss Brothers Baltimore Cal B. Mayers Herald Square Wilcox, R Cohoes F. E. Jarvis Continental Wetzel’s St. Louis J. E. Wetzel Bresiip Seliger

Two Incendiary Fires on East Side Reported

Incendiary fires occurred yesterday morning in two East Side locations. One at 97 Stanton Street caused 82000 in damage and forced tenants onto front fire escapes. Policeman Dorsch saw a light on the third floor and alerted firefighters. Samuel Singer Ising was found ill but recovered after being moved to fresh air. The second fire at 1603 Third Avenue started in a hallway letter box of a six story tenement.

Stanton Street Third Avenue Dorsch Wifth Street Stanton and Ludlow Dorse Samuel Singer Ising

Policeman Held in Fatal Knife Attack at Regent Hotel

Edward Riker, 27, a West 125th Street police officer, is jailed in $1000 bail for felonious assault on Mrs. Franices Flannigan who has a stab wound in her side. John Boyle is held in $500 bail as an accessory. The incident followed a dance hall outing and a quarrel at the Regent Hotel. Detective Billufer and Patrolman Willemse arrested them after Riker attempted to flee via a window.

Edward Riker West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street Jefferson Market Court Franices Flannigan West Forth Eighth Street Riker Boyle Willemse Wilemse

Bloomingdale arrested on multiple charges in city

Charles Bloomingdale, twenty five, held at Church Street station after detectives Higgins and Lister arrested him on grand larceny burglary bigamy desertion from the navy and jail breaking. His mother Betty Bloomingdale had pressed the complaint. he is to be arraigned at the Tombs Court.

Charles — Bloomingdale Higgins and Lister Church Street Betty Bloomingdale Eighth Avenue Washington Street Bloomingdale Essex Street Macdougal Street Philadelphia

New Orleans Police Chief Dismissed Over Bribery Allegations

Inspector Joan Journee, head of the New Orleans Police Department, was dismissed after an inquiry into charges. Testimony described a club paying 200 dollars monthly for protection and affidavits against over 100 lottery shops. Ex recorder E S Whitaker was sworn in to lead the department.

New Orleans Joan Journee Isaac Slumsky Westerfield Journee E. S. Whitaker

Military moves and officer transfers in cabalry and paymaster roles

Special to the New York Times reports Major Chauncey B Baker heads to Philadelphia on official business linked to a steamship contract. Surgeon G J Hogue leaves Fort McDowell California for North Lake Wisconsin to report for annulment of contract. Transfers in the Thirteenth Cavalry shift Capt F P D Lochridge to Troop G and Capt W C Short to Troop C. Capt W M Whitman unassigned to Troop E. Capt John Robertson joins the examining board at Fort Sheridan. Major C R Tyler of the Twenty seventh Infantry cited. Major George F Downey Paymaster leaves Denver for San Francisco to report for duty. Major Payson to Manila around July 31. Capt C W Fenton Paymaster relieved in the Philippines with duties transferring upon Payson’s arrival.

New York Times Washington Chauncey Bs Baker Philadelphia G. J. Hogue Fort McDowell Cal North Lake Wis Thirteenth Cavalry D. Lochridge San Francisco Manila Con C. W. Fenton Philippines Payson

Navy officers reassigned to Dubuque and other posts

Key changes list detachments and new commands for naval personnel. Fechteler moves to command the Dubuque while McCormick and Chadwick receive new postings. Griffin and Guthrie shift to Naval Observatory and Naval Hospital New York respectively. Additional duty for Murphy on the Dubuque and pay offices reassigned.

AF. Fechteler Office of Naval Intelligence Dubuque C. M. McCormick Bureau of Ordnance Navy Department T. D. Griffin Naval War College Narragansett Bar Naval Observatory Washington Lient Ll Chadwick Navy Yard New York J. A. Guthrie Dixie Naval Hospital J. F. Murphy J. A. Ring Poston Portsmouth Navy Yard W. W. Woodhull

Maritime Arrivals and Outbound Vessels Reported

Arrived at Galveston and Tompkinsville with ships listed from Charleston to Norfolk and from Port Royal to League Island. Other noted routes include Monte Cristi to Guan with Lawton and Honolulu, sailing for various destinations.

Galveston Tompkinsville Truxtun Charleston Norfolk Pennecook Port-Royal S.C Thuantanamo Dixie Monte Cristi League Island Lawteon Honolulu Guan

Lake Horsford Acid Phosphate Ad Claim

An old advertisement touts Lake Horsford Acid Phosphate as stimulating liver activity relieving constipation sick headache and malaria claiming health benefits for multiple ailments in a single pitch.

Lake Horsford

Malby Opposes Special Session Over Hooker Case

Senator George R. Malby condemns calling a special session to hear charges against Justice Warren B. Hooker. He urges delaying until regular session and warns about health and expense burdens for lawmakers. He questions adding other topics beyond Hooker and predicts a lengthy process.

George R. Malby Senate Finance Committee Warren B. Hooker Gov. Higgins Albany Duluth Hooker Malloy Equitable Assurance Society

Bills signed and vetoed under Governor Higgins Albany June

Governor Higgins announced a slate of bills approved and vetoed. He signed measures on election and banking reform and approved four excise bills and two of Senator Raines's on rail expansion. He vetoed Ambler's condensed milk bill and a Buffalo railway bonding proposal opposing municipal aid to railroads.

New York Times Albany Gov. Higgins Senator Elsberg Raines New York Wainwright Duryea Zouaves Fifth New York Regiment Volunteers Cullen Ambler Buffalo

Conspiracy alleged to steal from Public Service Corporation

Rumors in Jersey City accuse trolley conductors across Newark Jersey City Hoboken Bayonne and Elizabeth of a $150 000 theft from the Public Service Corporation. Executives declined to comment while reports trace fraud to transfer ticket exchanges and daily punching of tickets. Bayonne authorities reportedly cracked a similar scheme months ago but prosecutions were not pursued.

Jersey City Public Service Corporation Paterson Newark Hoboken Bayonne Elizabeth Edwin W. Kline Albert H. Scanley

Revival of Satinet in Modern Clothing Trade

The author recalls past satinet fabrics of cotton and cheap wool that looked good but wore poorly. They warn of a revived version calling it mercerized cotton with 10 to 90 percent cotton content, sold at high prices. Readers urged to check labels to avoid inferior goods from Hart Schaffner & Marx.

Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Makers

Treasurer Accused in Check Fraud Case at Colwell Lead

Melville O. Wier, treasurer of Colwell Lead Company, one of the area’s few shot towers, was brought to the Tombs on charges of raising a check from 800 to 1800 dollars. The Colwell Lead Company filed the complaint. Wier was held in 2500 dollars bail for examination on June 5. without bail he remained at the Tombs. He had served with the company for four and a half years.

Melville O. Wier Colwell Lead Company Wier

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