Local Justice Clarifies Stock Ownership Rumors
On West Forty-eighth Street a man denies any stockholdings in the trust, claiming no knowledge of how his name appeared on a list. He jokes that it would be nice to own stock. Justice Fursman, presiding in the Criminal Branch, had not yet returned from Troy, while Justice Barrett remained in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Forty-eighth Street
Fursman
Supreme Court
Troy
Barrett
Europe
Labor War Over Ice Trust Enters City Hall Debate
Tammany allies and anti Tammany forces clashed in the Central Federated Union over Mayor Van Wyck and city officials tied to the Ice Trust. Delegates urged an ice plant and condemned aldermen actions, while opponents pressed to delay resolutions as the case remains before the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wyck
Ice Trust
Tammany
Central Federated Union
Coney Island
Anls
New York
Board of Aldermen
Philip Kelly
Theatrical Protective Union
Tammanyite
Baroneess
Ders
P. Fr. Connolly
Union
Furlem Bridge
Archibald
Sapho
Justice McAdams View on Ice Company Inquiry
Justice Das McAdam of the Supreme Court comments on the lingering status of the American Ice Company inquiry. He notes the case hinges on fine legal distinctions and recognizes the tension between compelling testimony and self incrimination while acknowledging Mayor Vin Wyck as a stockholder and public official. He urges careful study of statutes before ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Das McAdam
Supreme Court
American Ice Company
Prohibition
Charles W. Morse
Nussbaum
Vin Wyck
Ice Company
Attorney General Davies Says He Will Review Herrick Order
Albany June 3 Attorney General Davies said he has nothing further to add and has not been served with Judge Herrick's order. He will decide on further actions after the order is seen and analyzed and will obey whatever it directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tig
New York Times
Albany
Gen. Davies
New York
Burglar alarm brings two youths on a misadventure
In Brooklyn a burglar alarm at John M. Fuchs's 545 Bedford Avenue home rings after 4 AM. Jimmy O Reilly and Willie Newcome, Western Union messengers, explore the house with lanterns while residents await police. They conclude the noise was the cat and neighbors fear a repeat after a nearby death and a prior burglary on the block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Jimmy O'Reilly
Willie Newcome
Jimmy
Willie
Western Union Messenger Service
Williamsburg
John M. Fuchs
Bedford Avenue
Ross Street
Fuchs
Western Union
Broadway
Jimmy" O'Reilly
Charles Doyle
Herman Rubien
James
William
Williamshire
John N. Meyer
Frank Tuttle
Oregon election ends as voters head to polls
Oregon voters prepare for the June election with three tickets in the field Republican Fusionist and Prohibition. Leaders forecast Judge Wolverton to win the Supreme Court seat and J W Bailey as Dairy and Food Commissioner by large margins. Tongue and Moody expected to win re election. A suffrage amendment for women is on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Supreme Court
George W. McBride
United States Senate
Congress
Chicago
R. S. Sheridan
Democratic State Committee
Tongue and Moody
Daly
Smith
George A. Steel
Republican State Committee
Oday
Wolverton
J. W. Bailey
Barker Seeks Hill Meeting Amid Middle-of-the-Road Bid
Wharton Barker of Philadelphia, the Middle of the Road Populists presidential nominee, visited the Hoffman House to see ex-Senator Hill. He told a reporter he expected to win at least 2,000,000 votes, but would not discuss the purpose of the visit. Reporters saw speculation that Barker sought a deal with Hill and New York State Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton Barker
Philadelphia
Hoffsman House
Barker
Hoffman House
Sulzer's New Advocate In Syracuse Undertaker Feud
An Syracuse undertaker John McCarthy backed Charles A Towne for Democratic vice presidency but local reaction shifted to Bryan and Sulzer. The Towne boom, led from Sioux Falls, drew laughs and mixed support as Sulzer’s allies rejected the funeral bootlegger endorsement and pamphlets were altered in the Hoffman House scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Towne
John McCarthy
Syracuse
Mr. Towne
Sioux Falls
McCarthy
Hoffman House
Minnesota
New York
Sulzer
Bryan
Bryan and Towne
Platt Stays in Washington Then Hess Goddard Fight Expected
In New York politics little action occurred with Republicans sparse at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Senator Platt remained in Washington and Chairman Odell left for Newburg, planning to return soon. Talk of the Hess Goddard clash in the Twelfth District centers on a settlement "as the old man directs."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Senator Platt
Washington
Odell
Newburg
Hess- Goddard
Twelfth Congress
Social Labor Party Names National Ticket
The tenth annual Social Labor Party convention at Grand Central Palace continued with Charles Kroll of Providence elected Chairman B F Keinard read greeting from Paris Socialists and presented a Paris women made flag A resolution called for nominating a President and Vice President and the session adjourned to 5 pm for a vaudeville show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social- Labor Party
Grand Central Palace
Charles Kroll
Providence
R. I
B. F. Keinard
Paris
Ile
Socialist Women of
Palace
Labor union leaders denounce independent party calls
Chairman Frank McGuire warned the Central Labor Union that a nationwide call for delegates to form an independent labor party is a bunko game. He cited past movements as fraudulent and said leaders secured nominations from existing parties, defying the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McGuire
Central Labor Union
Independent Labor Party
Gen Greene Boom Draws GOP Vice Presidential Hope
Revival of General Francis V Greene as a Republican vice presidential possibility follows reports of Kansas delegates pledged to Greene and a Wichita claim that Greene favored delegation support. Greene expected to lead the county committee this month with backing from district leader Charles Hess and sympathy from Gov Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis V. Greene
Kansas
Gen. Greene
Oscar G. Smith
Wichita
Greene
Republican County Committee
Chester A. Arthur
Long Island
Charles A. Hess
Gov
Roosevelt
Greene and Woodruff vie for vice presidency nomination
Discussion in some quarters aims to hinder Lieut. Gov. Woodruff by elevating Gen. Greene as a possible Vice Presidential pick. The article notes Woodruff remains a candidate for the vice presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Greene
Woodruff
Delegates of 1856 Invited to 1900 Republican Convention
A 1900 notice from Senator Hanna extends cordial invitations to surviving delegates of the 1856 mass conventions at Pittsburg and Philadelphia. Names listed include John Howard Bryant, W Penn Clark, Sidney Edgerton, Allen A Craig, Charles G Davis, S P McCalmont, George H Frey, Josh R Sloan, and others. The report notes the evolution of the party from Fremont to McKinley and mentions Lafayette Hall’s demolition in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
William Paul Weyand
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Fremont
McKinley
M. A. Hanna
John Howard Bryant
Princeton
Ill
W. Penn Clark
D. C
Sidney Edgerton
Akron
Ohieo
Allen A. Craig
Corry
Penn
Charles G. Davis
Plymouth
S. P. McCalmont
Franklin
George H. Frey
Springfield
Ohio
Josh R. Sloan
Sandusky
Raeliff Brinkerhoff
Mansfield
Jacob Weyand
Beaver
Perm
William S. Lane
William H. Upson
M. Stimpson
Marietta
West Virginia Democrats Convene for State Convention
The Democratic State Convention meets in Parkersburg on June 3 to select delegates for Kansas City and nominate a full state ticket including Governor and minor officers. The race targets Senator Elkins, with 943 delegates and 473 needed for a choice. W. A. MacCorkle of Charlestown is favored for Temporary Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
West Va
Kansas City
Bryan
West Virginia
United States
Elkins
Scott
Atkinson
General Assembly
Stephen B. Elkins
Camden
Davis
Faulkner
Senate
W. A. MacCorkle
Charlestown
Roosevelt opinions split over McKinley and Bryan
Robert B. Roosevelt returned from Europe and said he prefers Bryan to McKinley. He denied attempting to convert Richard Croker to the gold standard plank and stated he did not expect a gold Democratic ticket this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Roosevelt
Europe
New York
Richard Croker
Bryan
McKinley
Congressional Nominations in the Eighth and Fourteenth Districts
The article lists nominations for Kentucky Eighth District George G. Gilbert (Dem) and Missouri Fourteenth District W D Vandiver (Dem) as part of congressional nomination coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
George G. Gilbert
Missouri
W. D. Vandiver
Moving Pictures Of Eclipse From Edison Lab
Edison laboratory in West Orange developed moving pictures of Virginia Beach solar eclipse. James H. White used a special apparatus to shoot eight series at twenty five frames per second. The negatives clearly show the corona chromosphere streamers and other eclipse features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Orange
N. J
Virginia Beach
Edison Laboratory
West Orange
James H. White
Kansas set for record wheat harvest this season
Topeka reports Kansas farmers will begin harvesting the largest wheat crop in state history. Secretary Coburn notes a winter wheat acreage of about 4.686 million acres and an expected yield per acre surpassing 1892, with potential total production near 85 million bushels as crops are in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Paris Exposition Visitors View New Menagere Palace
Early guests at the Paris Exposition encountered scaffolding then beheld the Palace of the Menagere on Boulevard Bonne-Nouvelle. Built by the Society of the New Galleries, a powerful French firm, it promises low prices, vast variety, and complete home goods coverage across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Boulevards
Grands Boulevards
Boulevard Bonne-Nouvelle
Society of the New Galleries
Paris
Adv
Detective Saves Woman From Murderous Suitor at 5 Manhattan Ave
Detective William C. McManus rushed to a top floor apartment where a man with a revolver menaced Carrie Sanger and her mother. McManus overpowered the attacker after a struggle, arresting him as he fled. The suspect used a false name Edward J. Dawson and likely belongs to the Produce Exchange. police suspect his real name is Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Avenue
William C.mc‘manus
West One Hundredth Street
McManus
Carrie Sanger
Edward J. Dawson
West One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street
Harlem Opera House
Wolf Company
Chambersburg
Penn
Dawson
Davidson
Produce Exchange
Miss Sanger
Emily
Riot Strife Disrupts St Louis Transit on Sabbath
In St Louis on June 3 a riot of strike sympathizers halted transit after gunfire fatally wounded Peter Frank, sixteen. A dynamite blast damaged the Olive Street line but caused no injuries. Police deployed hundreds. about 900 deputies were sworn in to restore order and protect power houses and car sheds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Tower Grove
Twelfth
Calhoun
Peter Frank
Young Frank
City Hospital
Olive Street
Maryland
Boyle Avenues
Delmar Avenue
Page Avenue
Spalding Avenue
Compton Height
Chateau Avenue
California Avenue
Tower Grover
Grand Avenue
Easton Avenue
Cass Avenue
Broadway
Fourth Street
Sixth Street
Northern Central
Union
Pohlmann
Posse Comitatus
Hawes
Police Board
Club Women's Convention Opens in Milwaukee
Milwaukee hosts the Club Women's Convention with delegates from across the nation. Indiana faces internal split over dual sets seeking recognition while reorganization is debated privately. Notable arrivals include Mrs. Josephine Ruffin and Fannie Humphreys Gaffney, with recurrence of leadership speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Indiana
Horace Brock
Pennsylvania
Josephine Ruffin
Boston
Phyllis Club
Rebecca Lowe
Federation
Brock
Ellen Henrotin
Chicago
National Art Committee
Fannie Humphreys Gaffney
New York
The
National Council of Women
Lucia Blount
Mary Lockwood
Washington
Tailormade Suits Sale At O Neill s This Week
Advertisement notes sale of tailormade suits at O Neill s located from 20th to 21st Street on 6th Avenue. Read for full details and pricing as listed in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’neill’s
Pastime Athletic Club meets set world time in 60 yard dash
A. H. Kent starred at the Pastime Athletic Club monthly games onSixty-sixth Street and East River with a world record sixty yard run and winning the eighty yard hurdles. The program included multiple events won by Kent and other clubs with notable performances from J. J. McCann D. J. Duffy M. J. Harnett and Frank Veres among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kent
Pastime Athletic Club
East River
Kent
New West Side Athletic Club
J. J. McCann
D. J. Duffy
S. Jacobs
M. J. Harnett
D. J. Curtayne
L. Markheim
A. Kalpein
W. J. Feldkamp
J. F. Rostick
O. C. Ordwein
New West Side A. C
J. Malone
P. Brennan
P. Arnold
C. Donaghue
John €. Doyle
Thomas F. Fraser
William H. Classon
Christopher Kenney
John C. Doyle
Lee Kenny
Frank Veres
B. W. Dudley
H. Classen
William H. Classen
Kenney
John J. Holt
Peter Wend
Frederick J. Grundy
William D. Wynne
William H. Carmodey
Charles D. Rubb
Anthony L. McKeever
A. H. West
J. P. Schmidt
William H. Lehrfield
Frederick G. Reuss
J. Eckels
Thomas L. Brophy, Jr
Frederick Reuss
Rutherford C. Wills
Meadow Brook Defeats Rockaway In Final Meadow Brook Cup Match
Meadow Brook and Rockaway played the final Meadow Brook Cup polo match at the former club grounds. Meadow Brook led 25 to 22 with lineups including H S Page and George P. Eustis for Meadow Brook and W A Hazard Rene La Montagne Jr J E Cowdin for Rockaway. The seven games begin near Philadelphia as part of the Valentine Challenge Cup with Devon Lakewood and Philadelphia events and Alden Cup games scheduled through June, leading to the Philadelphia Country Club tournament and a final championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Brook
Rockaway
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
H. S. Page
George P. Eustis
Harry Payne Whitney
Benjamin Nicoll
W. A. Hazard
Rene la Montagne, Jr
J. E. Cowdin
F. S. Conover
Philadelphia
Lakewood
Philadelphia Freebooters
Devon
Philadelphia Country Club
Census Taker Suspended In Orange New Jersey
Orange New Jersey June 3 census work delayed after enumerator Marshall N Smith refused to stop work despite a diphtheria case in his family Health Inspector William Schluer ordered him to stop Census Supervisor Samuel A Smith of Newark suspended the man Local enumerator faced a refusal from a woman who would not state her age and was given until tomorrow to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Orange
N. J
Marshall N. Smith
William Schluer
Smith
Schluer
Samuel A. Smith
Newark
Census Department
Washington
Christian Scientists Open Annual Convention in Boston
Five communion services attended by about 10,000 Christians Scientists marked the opening of the annual convention at the First Church of Christ. Mrs Eddy’s annual communication was read, noting over 1,000,000 readers and growing interest. Judge Hanna reported 2,300 new members joined the Mother Church in the past year. Many scientists plan a pilgrimage to Concord, New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Church of Christ
Eddy
Hanna
First Church of Christ
Concord
N. H
Fire destroys major stores in Tampa business district
A Saturday night blaze in Tampa began in the rear of Cohen, Friedman & Co. department store and within minutes reduced the building to ruins. The Jackson building housing J. L. Mairson dry goods and H. T. Watterlin shoes also burned, with total losses estimated around 200000 and varying insurance coverage across tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Cohen, Friedman & Co
Jackson
J. L. Mairson
H. T. Watterlin
Davis Block
Jackson Block
Oss
L. Mairson
H. T. Vatterlin
Directory of notable guests and residences at Manhattan hotels
A long list of names and origins appears under hotel and street headings such as Waldorf Astoria and Plaza. Individuals include H. M. Marshall from Duluth and Julius Stroh from Detroit, with figures from Boston Albany Chicago Baltimore and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
H. M. Marshall
Duluth
Count Cassini
Washington
M. S. Dean
Parkersburg
West Va
T. L. Greenough
Montana
F. J. Whitney
Boston
Manhattan
Guy Lowell
W. W. Wheeler
St.Joseph
F. Fairbanks
J. C. Davies
Albany
William Banks
Savoy
Julius Stroh
Detroit
Murray Hill
P. H. Rice
R. J. Wilson
Australia
Grand
John B. Roach
Chester
Penn
Clark M. Russell
Chicago
F. E. King
Dallas
Tex
W. B. Childers
Albuquerque
N. M. Albemarle
R. G. Erwin
Hartford
Theodore H. Strouse
Philadelphia
Fifth Avenue
James S. Morrill
Vermont
G. Bridges
Pine Bluff
Ark
Denver
Andrew Simonds
Charleston
C. Hoffman
A. J. Marcuse
Richmond
W. F. Mackey
Buffalo
Frank Campbell
Bath
David B. Hill
Edward Murphy, Jr
Troy
Gilsey
Kennon Jones
Baltimore
D. Cady Herrick
Victoria
E. B. Fox
Louisville
Arrival of Buyers From Many Cities to New York Markets
A long list shows buyers and representatives from Porteous and Mitchell Norwich Frear Co Troy Boyce and Milwain Albany Reed hats Horne Co Pittsburg Echols Fort Smith Hibben Cincinnati McCarthy Syracuse Hunter Utica Bar nard Putnam Milwaukee August Fort Worth Denholm McKay Middletown Spear Middletown Wile Buffalo Simon Salt Lake Shartenberg Pawtucket Sachs Millhiser Richmond Schlesinger Mayer Chicago Stevens Chicago Renard New York Hull Burrows Sanborn Lynn Partridge Minneapolis Horne of Pittsburg Blatchey Des Moines Green St Louis Swofford Kansas City and many others visiting hotels and patterned merchandise displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porteous & Mitchell
Norwich
Mass
A. E. Dickieson
Albert
Black
Toledo
Ohio
A. Black
Kennedy & MacInnes
Pittsfield
W. H. MacInnes
Normandie
Echols, William
Dry Goods Company
Fort Smith
Ark
W. J. Echols
Worth Street
Hotel Imperial
Hibben
J. H
Cincinnati
J. A. Lowe
Broadway
Herald Square
McCarthy, D., & Sons
Syracuse
Leonard Street
St. Cloud
Hunter, A. S. & T
Utica
Worcester
P. J. McKay
Walker Street
Cadillac
Spear Bros
Middletown
Conn
I. Spear
Marlborough
Wile Bros. & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Wile
Simon Brothers
Salt Lake City
Utah
A. Simon
Cadillace
Shartenberg & Robinson
Pawtucket
R. I
J. A. Taylor
Franklin Street
Sachs & Brown
Pittston
Penn
M. F. Sachs
Millhiser Manufacturing Company
Richmond
A. J. Marcuse
Church Street
Hoffman House
Schlesinger & Mayer
Chicago
Iill
B. Mayer
Coloaks
Suits
Stevens
Charles A
Brothers
T. A. Stevens
P. C. Renard
Hifton
Dry Goods Co
The
W. C. Strahley
St. Denis
Burrows & Sanborn
Lynn
C. S. Sanborn
Holland House
Wyman, Partridge & Co
Minneapolis
Damages Reported Across City Aird Rail Sites
From noon Saturday to midnight Sunday reports list multiple damage incidents across New York including Baychester Station New Barks Hartford Rail road at 10 55 A M 2 001 at 1 00 P M Fitch Co 2 0 4 40 P M Titus Co unknown 7 55 P M Bathgate Henry Hildebrand 8 20 P M M Pearlstein 8 45 P M owner unknown flight 9 15 P M Frank Winters 50 175 West Street Arthur Buxstone 5 Also 8 20 P M 13 Suffolk Street and 9 15 P M 345 West Twentieth Street noted with various damage amounts and responsible parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baychester
New York, New Barks and Hartford Railroad
West Forty-third Street
Fitch & Co
W Nee Street
Titus & Co
Bathgate Avenue
Henry Hildebrand
Suffolk Street
M. Pearlstein
East Ninety-third Street
West Twentieth Street
Frank Winters
West Street
Arthur Buxstone
Weather Forecast and Temperature Readings
Central and northern areas enjoy fair conditions with fresh northerly winds. Showers expected in the South and West with temperatures mild on the Atlantic coast and above seasonal averages in the Mississippi and Missouri valleys. Yesterday’s max 75, min 68, humidity 79 to 90 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Lake Regions
North Atlantic
South Dakota
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi
Missouri
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Lake
Gulf Coast
Texas
NEW York Times
Weather Bureau
Times
Oniadenciana
the Times
Printing House Square
Stewarts town House burns in West Stewartstown fire
The Stewarts town House in West Stewartstown owned and run by George Pike was destroyed by a blaze yesterday. Loss estimated at $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colebrook
N. H
Stewartstown
George Pike
West Stewartstown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tammany Men
William J. O’brien
Granite Cutters
Sheriff
Kelly
Justice McAdam
Herrick Order
Wharton
Hill
Advocate
Towne
Platt Staid
Social-Labor Party
Friend
United
Club Women’s
Brooklyn A. C
Maspeth
Star A. C
Long Island City
T. O'Connell
J. H. Delehantey
J. J. Shevlin
H. Sheil
R. D. White
Robert K. Kennedy
F. J. Hussey
H. Shell
J. J. Farrell
the O'Donnell
F. Hussey
Albert Hammarth
Robert W. Kennedy
Anchor A. C
Jersey City
George IL. Hofmann
Edward Schneck
Walter Gardner
James Lippert
George L. Hofmann
Albert Bell
Sed Fhann Gardner
Frederick Dieterle
William Weidinger
Edward Firehock
Albert Greiner
Henry Steuber
Cable A. C
John Downey
Bernard Whalen
Thomas Healey
James Sullivan
Martin Ford
William Rector
James Rogers
Mank Clarss Media
B.akmani¢O
Mother Church
A. Frankfield & Co
Briarcliff Farms
Madison Ave
Seventh Ave
Fifth Ave
Briarcliff Manor
Dorflingers
21St Street
Murray Street
West 54Th ST
Columbus
J. & W. Williams
Dr.deckers
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