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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1901

Page

3

Moment to be tried by Presbytery on new charges

The Brooklyn Presbytery, amid open discussion, voted to try Rev. Dr. Alfred J. Moment of Immanuel Church Brooklyn on two charges: untruthfulness and contumacy. Witnesses were named and a June 17 hearing set. Moment denies wrongdoing and appeals to a Synod, claiming due process was violated.

Brooklyn Presbytery Alfred J. Moment Immanuel Church Moment David Gregg Dr. Moment Prosecuting Committee Judicial Commission Joseph G. Williamson, Jr John B. Donovan Ira Goddard Marcy and Jefferson Avenues Thomas W. Campbell Williamson Brooklyn Eagle Eagle N. P. Sellers Walter Rockwood. Ferris Joseph D. Burrell Newell Woolsey Wells Foote Newell Woolly Wells Thomas W.campell Oscar W. Smith Isaac Ockwood Bertis L. Haines Gregg J. F. Carson America Stevens

Perry Tiffany Discharged In Worthless Check Case

Perry Tiffany was discharged by Magistrate Pool after a Jefferson Market Police Court trial showed the check was overdraft, not fraud. Witnesses included Essner and Rector of Essner and Rector, Orrin R. Judd of Knickerbocker Trust, and Tiffany. detectives admitted misplacing a warrant. The magistrate warned detectives about losing warrants and stressed intent in the case.

Perry Tiffany Pool Armstrong Tiffany Rector Essner S Artner Orrin R. Judd Ookkeeper Knickerbocker Trust Company

British dispute over locomotives and American engines

Sir Alfred Hickman defends British locomotives against American and Belgian rivals. He cites Burmah Railway reports showing higher fuel and oil use for American engines and argues export bounties give rivals advantage. The exchange touches Godtha Godetich Viaduct and calls for a committee investigation.

London Alfred Hickman British Tron Trade Association George Hamilton India House of Commons Burmah Railway Company Lord George Hamilton Burmah Sir Alfred Assam Alfred Avers Eee Godtieh Alfred Constable American Bridge Building Company Irrawaddy The Daily Chronicle Daily Mail Sir Alfred Hickman Godtich

Fight for a Justiceship in Court of Special Sessions

The term of Justice Ephraim A. Jacob ends July 1 and a close contest for his successor unfolds. Candidates include Henry Steinert, Joseph Stiner, and Henry W. Unger. Backers include F. J. Lantry for Unger and John F. Carroll for Stiner. The salary is $9,000 annually. Jacob was appointed by Mayor William L. Strong.

Ephraim A. Jacob Court of Special Sessions Henry Steinert Board of Health Joseph Stiner George F. Roesch Henry W. Unger Unger Commissioner of Corrections F. J. Lantry Stiner John F. Carroll Justice of the Special Sessions Jacob William L. Strong

Booth denies Salvation Army and Volunteers of America unity

Ballington Booth at American Volunteers HQ 1 Fourth Avenue rejects Hazard Cleveland report of a merger. He denies secret talks with his father and notes no contact from family aside from one message from Mrs Booth Clibborn. He says government and principles of both movements are at odds making any union impossible.

Ballington Booth American Volunteers Fourth Avenue Hazard Salvation Army of Cleveland Salvation Army The Volunteers of America

Gov Odell to Attend Pan American Exposition

Albany June 3 Gov Odell will attend the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo on September 18 he confirmed this to Daniel W Lockwood.

Albany Odell Buffalo Daniel W. Lockwood

Weather forecast and temperatures from The Times

Fair conditions expected with variable winds west of the Mississippi and in the Southwest. Scattered showers in the Northwest today and near the Dakotas and Minnesota tomorrow. Atlantic coast winds light to fresh westerly, temperatures present and yesterday’s averages listed with barometer and humidity readings.

Mississippi Southwest Dakotas Minnesota Atlantic European Grand Banks NEW York Times Weather Bureau

New Daily Limited Service to Colorado Aboard Great Rock Island Route

Daily limited service starts June 16 from Chicago to Colorado with direct line to Manitou via Denver and Colorado Springs. Advertises best connections and convenient hours, cheap summer excursions to Colorado and Utah, low rates on select days. Details: A. H. Morret, G. E. P. A., 401 Broadway, New York.

Great Rock Island Chicago Colorado Denver Colorado Springs Manitou Utah A. H. Morret Broadway New York Adv

Senator Beveridge Lands in Russia On Trade Tour

United States Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana arrived in St Petersburg and began an inquiry into Russian industry and commerce. He met Ambassador Charlemagne Tower and plans to visit Moscow factory towns the Volga Valley and Ekaterinburg iron works before traversing Siberia. He expects to foster a strong future Russian trade with America.

ST. Petersburg United States Albert J. Beveridge Indiana Charlemagne Tower Peirce Holloway M. A. Rothstein Moscow Volga Valley Ekaterinburg Beveridge Siberia America

British-America stockholders vote for voluntary liquidation

In London on June 3 shareholders of the British-America Corporation voted to wind up voluntarily. The meeting, tied to the London and Globe Finance Corporation whose December suspension stirred the Stock Exchange, was stormy with protests directed at directors including Lord Dufferin and remarks accusing managers of deceit. The chairman indicated the firm could not continue due to London and Globe's default.

British-America Corporation London London and Globe Finance Corporation, Limited Stock Exchange Lord Dufferin British America London and Globe Corporation London and Globe Whitaker Serpent Mt

Boers Mount Fresh Raid on Willowmore

Commandant Sheeper with 700 men attacked Willowmore in Cape Colony yesterday but were repulsed after nine hours of fighting. Jamestown near Aliwal North faces threat as Fouche's commando advances on June 3.

Willowmore Cape Colony Sheeper Cape Town Jamestown Aliwal North Fouche

War Office says Kitchener reports shared with public

London dispatch notes that all information from Lord Kitchener on South Africa engagements has been released to the public. The Vlakfontein affair remains unsettled with only a brief three line message naming three additional officers killed.

London War Office Lord Kitchener South Africa Vlakfontein

M r Malan Captured in Pretoria Conflict

A dispatch from Pretoria reports Abram Malan, son-in-law of the late Gen Joubert, captured by the constabulary. Malan was a prominent progressive politician before the war and has held key commands opposing the British since the war began.

London Pretoria Abram Malan Joubert Malan Es Innit

Monument to Sir Arthur Sullivan Planned in St Pauls

London June 3 The Memorial Committee formed to honor Sir Arthur Sullivan says it has arranged with the Bank of America in New York City to receive American subscriptions to the memorial fund.

Sir Arthur Sullivan London Memorial Committee St. Paul’s Cathedral Bank of America New York City

Sienkiewicz's New Work Progressing in Russia

Jeremiah Curtin, former secretary at the U.S. Embassy in St. Petersburg, reports Sienkiewicz's latest novel featuring John Sobieski is progressing well. Sienkiewicz plans a ten volume series on Napoleon.

Sienkiewicz ST. Petersburg Jeremiah Curtin United States John Sobieski Napoleon

Pearson to sail on Oceanic from Liverpool

The White Star Line steamer Oceanic will depart Liverpool next Wednesday for New York carrying prominent English publisher C. Arthur Pearson among its passengers.

C. Arthur Pearson London White Star Line Oceanic Liverpool New York

Trade rivalry with England dominates New York talks

New York delegates John T. Terry and A Foster Higgins say ample business will keep US and Great Britain busy with friendly trade rivalry. The Daily Chronicle editorializes pessimism about British trade while noting continued growth alongside American and German markets. Delegates met London Chamber of Commerce members at Claridge's with the Lord Mayor and other officials present.

London Daily Chronicle John T. Terry A. Foster Higgins New York United States Great Britain England Choate London Chamber of Commerce Claridge’s Hotel Lord Brassey Albert G. Sandeman Sheriff Lawrence Glasgow Chamber of Commerce American Chamber of Commerce Paris

Waldersee Departs Peking After Allied Display

The departure of Field Marshal Count von Waldersee from Peking is marked by a grand military show and escorts. Von Rauch stays to escort Prince Chun to Berlin for China’s protest over Baron von Ketteler’s murder. Berlin reports a farewell banquet for German Minister Mumm von Schwarzenstein. The Figaro lauds the powers’ campaign as civilization’s triumph.

Peking Count von Waldersee von Rauch Prince Chun Berlin China Baron von Ketteler Lokal Anzeiger Mumm von Schwarzenstein Memperor William Paris the Figaro France Russia

Troops Quarrel at Tien-Tsin Ends With Casualties

On June 2 a clash erupted between British Fusiliers policing Tien-Tsin and French soldiers over house-breaking. Gunfire in the air drew German support. five Fusiliers killed one Frenchman and wounded others, with additional injuries to four Fusiliers five Germans and one Japanese before German officers and guard restored order.

Tien-Tsin

New York Pharmacists Hold Joint Convention in Buffalo

Buffalo June 3 The New York State Pharmaceutical Association and the State Board of Pharmacy meet in a joint convention to address alleged discrimination under the new pharmacy law. Four separate cards were abolished and powers merged into a single 15 member board. Officers to be elected Wednesday.

New York Pharmacists Buffalo New York State Pharmaceutical Association State Board of Pharmacy

Notable names listed across cities and states

A long list names individuals and titles including A J Drexel Biddle Col Edward Morrell ex Governor Frank Brown Wesley Merritt Rev E Hardy Lieut J R Ward John R Proctor van F J Ludington Judge Burr Mattice C R Suter Prof A C Armstrong and A A Pope associated with Philadelphia Washington Dublin Waterbury Oneonta Pittsburg Farmington and nearby locales.

Waldorf A. J. Drexel Biddle Philadelphia Edward Morrell Frank Brown Maryland Holland Wesley Merritt Washington George Carnegie Pittsburg Everett E. Hardy Dublin J. R. Ward United States Navy John R. Proctor United States Civil Service Board van F. J. Ludington Waterbury Onn Burr Mattice Oneonta C. R. Suter United States Army Manhattan A. C. Armstrong Mid- Seven Conn A. A. Pope Farmington

Arrival of Buyers In The Nation's Dry Goods Firms

A long list of buyers and agents from multiple U S cities purchases and represents dry goods outfits. Names include Hillmans Chicago M Weinberg Howe Stetson New Haven and many others with hotels like Vendome Hoffman House Herald Square and Albert, and dedicated lines for cloaks, suits, nations and wares across Broadway and major streets.

Hillman’s Chicago Ill M. Weinberg Broadway Howe & Stetson New Haven Ambach Brothers & Co Baltimore Ambach, Woolens Hoffman House Woodward & Lothrop Washington, D. C J. C. Nourse Nations Ate Holland House Tootle-Kessler Millinery Company R. H. Kessler Black, H., & Co Cleveland Ohio L. Black Gross & Strauss Company Boston Mass B. Strauss East Tenth Street Swofford Brothers Dry Goods Company Kansas City J. J. Swofford Leonard Street Imperial Campbell William Pittsburg Penn W. Campbell, Jr H. W. McBeaty Goods White Street Doggett Dry Goods Company E. A. Lambeth Walker Street Navarre Dey Brothers & Co Syracuse N. Y C. Post Pit Grand Street The Terre Haute Ind C. L._ Braman Franklin Street Albert Coons Wilkesbarre M. F. Long Miss Hawk Marlborough Horne, Joseph, & Co E. Holcombe J. C. Wasson J. Carey Lispenard Street St. Denis Aden Pon, & Co Buffalo R. Barnes Albert. Kelly Company Atlanta Stevens C. A., & Brothers T. A. Street Bronway Siegel, Cooper & Co C. Metz Sixth Avenue Eighteenth Street Gerard Schlesinger & Mayer D. Mayer Newcomb Endicott & Co Duane Street Milliken, Cousens & Short Portland J. H. Short Albemarle Hotel Finch, van Slyck, Young & Co St. Paul Minn A. K. Watson Lee Street Earlington Rice, Stix, Dry Goods Company St. Louis

Labor Leaders Gather at Democratic Club Dinner

The Outdoor Poor Superintendent George Blair hosted labor leaders at the Democratic Club dinner last night. Rumors say he acted on Richard Croker's instruction to aid a Mayoralty campaign, with attendees including John Phillips and James Hooley. A committee was formed to coordinate labor support and push constitutional amendments. Blair said the meeting originated with him, though guests did not deny political significance and cablegram rumors.

George Blair Democratic Club Richard Croker Blair Croker John Phillips National Hatters’ Union James P. Hooley Legislative Committee State Federation J. H. Delaney Typographical Union No H. O. Cole The National Bricklayers’ Union Charles J. Johnson Firemen's Association John Ennis Bricklayers Robert M. Campbell Thomas B. McGuire Knights of Labor Bernard Davis Cigarmakers C. E. Weisz Workman‘s Political League Labor Empire State New York City Court of Appeals Sureme Court Congress Hooley Tammany Hall R. M. Campbell

Oil Trust Absorbs Rivals in Cleveland Refining Deal

Scofield Shurmer and Teagle near sale of interests to Standard Oil, including Cleveland and Scio refining companies, for about 1 million dollars. Papers signed. new Great Western Oil Company promoters to challenge Standard with M. J. Walsh and others leading.

Cleveland Scofield, Shurmer & Teagle Standard Oil Company Cleveland Refining Company Scio Refining Company Scofield Shurmer & Teennder Great Western Oil Company M. J. Walsh B. 3 Browne W. F. Noe

Ready to Serve His Sentence in Jefferson City

D W Rieger ex-President of the Missouri National Bank of Kansas City arrives in Jefferson City to begin a six year Federal sentence after the U S Supreme Court ruling against him. His wife accompanies him and will stay in the prison city until his confinement starts. Rieger had been free on 5000 bond and sought relief through every court but the high court decision ended his appeals.

Kansas City Jefferson City D. W. Rieger Missouri National Bank of Kansas Supreme Court of the United States Rieger New York Supreme Court

Mount Hermon Trustees Receive Major Dining Hall Gifts

At the Mount Hermon School for boys twentieth annual meeting in East Northfield on June 3 H L Proctor of Boston and Edwin M Bulkley of New York each pledged 5000 dollars for a new dining hall funding.

East Northfield Mass Mount Hermon School For Boys H. L. Proctor Boston Edwin M. Bulkley New York

June brings lively stock to Wash Goods display

The June introduction expands the Wash Goods collection with summer fabrics in staple novelty and medium effects. Some pieces are quiet and modest while others are odd and striking. The assortment shows completeness and thrifty pricing with a brilliant range. Three popular items highlight the keynote of many offerings.

Infant Silk Socks With Open Work Lace Patterns

Pure silk infants socks come in black white pink sky red and whitework lace designs. Sizes up to 6 34 include dainty patterns and delicate open work priced at 49 cents a pair.

Handcolored Photographs Offered At Discount

A catalog snippet promotes handcolored photographs titled Spring Blossoms Marguerite Colonial Days and Little Gretchen Embossed gilt mounts and 24 by 28 inch frames, listed as $5.00 value now $3.98. The gallery stresses attractive pictures as wedding presents amid economy.

Large assortment of quadruple plated silverware on sale

A leading manufacturer offers a very large mix of knives forks spoons ladles tongs and shells. Standard quality pieces are guaranteed and priced much lower than regular rates here, averaging about half the cost seen at other stores.

Suit Against Elevated Road Seeks Light and Air Damages

Mary Ray de Courval and her daughter sue the Manhattan Railway and the New York Elevated Railway to stop operation of the Pearl Street elevated line before 274 Pearl Street near Fulton Street. They seek damages for loss of light and air and rental income since 1878, claiming life and vested interests in the property. Counsel: Ludlow Townsend Sedgwick Timpson, 45 Cedar Street.

United States Mary Ray de Courval Arthur Constant Vicomte de Courval Paris France Marie Madeline Isabele de Nealles Francis Eugene Joseph Napoleon Emanuel Vicomte de Nealles Manhattan Railway Company New York Elevated Railway Company Pearl Street Fulton Street Richard Ray Ludlow, Townsend, Sedgwick & Timpson Cedar Street

Fires destroy Cumberland sash factory and Bristol hotel

In Cumberland Maryland Thomas Burger Sons factory and lumber yard were wiped out by a fire at night causing about 50 000 in damage with partial insurance. In Richmond Virginia the Fairmount Hotel at Bristol burned in the afternoon due to children playing in the attic. Furniture losses ran into thousands with total damages around 103 000.

Cumberland Thomas Burger & Sons Richmond Fairmount Bristol

Fires Reported Across City With Substantial Damages

From Sunday night to Monday night fire incidents were recorded at multiple addresses. Samuel Marquises sustained $1500 in damage on 86 Avenue A. Jacob Ecc wiains reported damage at 38 ae Street. John Cheabowmen listed with damage at 182 East Sevent eth Street. Ge Es Fargy reported $40 damage at 1,640 Park Avenue. John Hoffman suffered $10 damage at 40 East Fourth Street. Weil Zee Manufacturing Company reported $3000 damage at 722 East Eleventh Street.

Avenue A Samuel Marquises Ae Street Jacob Ecc East Eleventh Street Weil Zee Manufacturing Company

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