Hearings On Philippine Bill Amendments Tell of Senate Vote
A recorded Senate roll call shows YEAS and NAYS on the Quay amendment and minority substitute to the Philippine bill. Senators from various states and parties are listed with votes, including Culberson Texas and Miles-related papers controversy noted in opening remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Culberson
Texas
Beveridge
Miles
Gen
Dolliver
Elkins
W. Va
Fairbanks
Ind
Foster
Wash
Frye
Hanna
Ohio
Harris
Kan
Hawiey
Conn
Jones
Nev
Kean
N. J
Kearns
Utah
Kittredge
S. Dak
Lodge
Mass
Davis
Mason
Ill
Philippine Bill Passes Senate Expanding Island Governance
The Senate passes the Philippine Government bill authorizing a Civil Governor and Vice Governor, a U S backed commission, and new municipal and provincial governments. It adopts US constitutional rights with exceptions, sets land and tax rules, land policy, and the approach to public lands and bonds for Manila's sewer and water projects. The act also permits eminent domain and establishes a framework for future governance and reviews by the Supreme Court of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Philippine Commission
Philippine Islands
Supreme Court
Islands
United States
Government of
the Philippines
Government of the
Philippines
Congress
Supreme Court of the
Supreme Court of the Philippines
City of
Manila
Government of the Philippines
Philippine autonomy and minting provisions in the bill
The measure outlines Philippine governance limits on corporate landholding, a Manila mint to coin dollars, and silver certificates for deposits. It allows coinage of a Filipino dollar with English Filipino and Chinese inscriptions, imposes mint charges, and permits U S mint cooperation with safeguards. It also reorganizes insular affairs under a War Department division led by a colonel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Manila
United States
Philippine
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Philippines
Division of Insular Affairs
War Department
United States Army
Record Heat Reaches 89 Degrees in City
Old Sol pushes the temperature to 89 at 2:20 PM, hottest June 3 with 58 percent humidity, beating the 1902 high. A thunderstorm, six heat prostrations, and one death, William Noble of 302 Tenth Avenue, linked to the day’s heat.
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Sol
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Trinity Church
Wall Street
William Noble
Tenth Avenue
New York Hospital
New York Historical Society Forms Building Committee
President Eugene A Hoff man heads a new committee to start preparations for a Central Park West building once 20000 dollars is raised. Archer Huntington has already donated 20000 dollars. 16000 have been raised this month led by Samuel Thorne who becomes a life member. The committee includes Dr Sidney H Carney Jr Frank Nilford and Charles Frederick Hoffman after John J Tucker’s death.
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Eugene A. Hoffman
New York Historical Society
Central Park West
Archer M. Huntington
Samuel Thorne
the Society
Second Avenue
Eleventh Street
Hoffman
Sidney H. Carney, Jr
Frank Nilford
Charles Frederick Hoffman
John J. Tucker
Carney
Sham Sea Fight at Newport to Feature Fall Manoeuvres
A sham sea battle is planned as a feature of joint army and navy operations at Newport this fall. Rear Admiral Coghlan will command the attack with Admiral Higginson defending, using all available North Atlantic Squadron ships near Fisher's Island, the Brooklyn and Olympia serving as flagships.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
Army
Navy
Newport
North Atlantic
Coghlan
Higginson
Fisher’s Island
Brooklyn
Olympia
Home Guardian Society Looks for New School Quarters
The Home Guardian Society once ran a kinder garten and industrial school at 304 West Twenty sixth Street with up to seventy five pupils and midday luncheons. The school closed recently and a saloon is to open across Eighth Avenue on Saturday after the lease expired May 1. A brewing company reportedly leased the building for a boarding house and will supply beer to the saloon. Pupils were reassigned to other society classes city wide and a new neighborhood building is hoped to be leased for Fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Guardian Society
Helen M. Gould
West Twenty-sixth Street
Eighth Avenue
New York Times Special Summer Resort Edition Next Sunday
The New York Times will publish a Special Summer Resort and Travel Edition on June 8 featuring a guide to practically all summer resorts, outing directory and travel routes. Order from your newsdealer in advance to secure a copy.
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NEW York Times
the Times
Adv
Devery Attacks Croker and Tammany Leaders in Public Rant
ex Chief William Devery spoke at his Arverne villa denouncing Croker and the Tammany Hall triumvirate. He called for a younger leadership, condemned contractors, Fire Department issues, and insisted the party must be led by those in touch with the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Devery
Police Commission
Arverne
Tammany Hall
Croker
England
William Waldorf Astor
New York
Missouri
Tim Sullivan
Hot Springs
Charley Murphy
Charley
Tammany
McMahon
Haffen
Dan McMahon
Dan
John D. Crimmins
Crimmins
John D
Rockaway Beach
Johnny
Wwe
New York City
Col. Partridge
Freedman
Z “T
Court of Appeals
Nixon
Virginia
Charley Murhay
Carroll
Murphy
Plunkitt
Peepeer
Tammany Yall
Meets District Captains In Tammany Assembly District
Twenty three Tammany district Captains in the Twentieth Assembly District met leader Charles F. Murphy at the Tammany Central Club. They discussed the approaching election and made primaries arrangements. Blanks for Inspectors poll clerks and ballot clerks were distributed. Also present were Daniel F. Martin Senator Thomas F. Grady and Thomas F. Donahue among others.
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Tammany District
Assembly
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Central Club
Daniel F. Martin
Thomas F. Grady
Thomas F. Donahue
Local Leaders Invite Captains to Murray Hill Lyceum Address
Assemblymen Callahan and Corrigan and ex-Aldermen Woods and Wind are invited by Leader Murphy to a Murray Hill Lyceum meeting tonight where James Lindsay Gordon will deliver an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callahan
Corrigan
Woods
Wind
Murphy
Murray Hill
West Point Centennial Cavalry Drill Hosts Guests
West Point hosts a cavalry drill for the Board of Visitors led by Capt. Sands with Cadets Casad Hinrichs and Bell. Target and rifle practice follow for classes one to three as festivities for the upcoming centennial celebration are arranged. Notables including Roosevelt Cortelyou Root Wu Ting Fang and multiple ministers will be entertained at various residences and hotels. Centennial banquet toasts by senior officials and ambassadors honor the nation, academia, and the military.
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West Point
N. Y
Board of Visitors
Sands
Casad
Hinrichs
Bell
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
War Root
Edgerton
Payne
Larned
Wu Ting-Fang
Gen. Roe
Highland Falls
Capt
Davis
Col. Kitson
Fieberger
von Rebeur Paschwitz
Wilcox
Signor
Edmondo Mayor Des Planches
William R. Harper
University of Chicago
Congress
Military Academy
David B. Henderson
House of Representatives
Army
Nelson A. Miles
Navy
French E. Chadwick
Henry C. Corbin
Volunteers
Daniel E. Sickles
National Guard
Charles Dick
Ohio National Guard
Scholarships at Columbia Name Diverse Recipients
The Columbia University Council announced 150 dollar scholarships for the coming year awarded to a Japanese and an Italian among others. Recipients include ex Captain H. D. House of Syracuse University baseball and multiple scholars from both President’s and University scholarship lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University Council
H. D. House
Syracuse University
Normal College Honors Graduates June Ceremony at Carnegie Hall
Normal College announces 308 seniors to graduate at Carnegie Hall on June 17 with Teresa Loewy Florence Gertrude Jean Fleming Robert Strauss valedictorian Amelia Pearl Sable and Katherine Bisie Day among honorees. The list includes Estelle B. Crawford Margaret Stelle Frances Grandin and many others. class size smaller this year as half of the 1902 class already graduated as normals.
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Normal College
Carnegie Hall
Teresa Loewy
Florence Gertrude Jean Fleming
Robert Strauss
Amelia Pearl Sable
Katherine Bisie Day
Estelle B. Crawford
Margaret Stelle
Frances Grandin
Alice Landru
Loretta C. Hunt
Elizabeth Eckel
Eva Jacobs
Eleanore Muller
Jessie Clara Klein
Ida Raisbeck
Fannibelle Leland
Minnie Stumpf
Minnefred Michael
Frida Pollack
Sophie Moeller
Yella Ehrasam
Mabel Morris
Adella Reynolds
Helen Taylor
Julia Adler
Margaretha Albers
Louise Hardenbrook
Consuelo Kohlyey Bruning
Frances Shields
NYU Class Day on Battery Hill Ends Ivy Planting
Senior students of New York University held class day exercises at Battery Hill University Heights drawing about 800 spectators. F R W Cleverdon led the opening parade from the Hall of Fame to the elm grove. The program included prayers speeches poetry and a will reading with ivy planting to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Battery Hill
University Heights
F. R. W. Cleverdon
Hall of Fame
R. H. Randolph
Newton Chapin
William Peck Banning
Carleton C. Carpenter
David A. Craig
John Trevette Allen
George D. Hadley
Gould Hall
D. van Z. Bogart
Wilbur Stone Wilding
Secretive Class Artifacts Return In 1903 Ball
The relic dating to the Class of 1885 returns for the Class of 1903 amid secrecy about its location. Cremation exercises preceded the evening ball where books and class records were ceremonially burned, signaling the end of the tradition.
$8,000 French automobile stolen from Rainey stable
William P. Rainey reports his $8,000 Oldsmobile shown to have vanished from the 138 West Thirty eighth Street stable after he dined at six. Chauffeur Harry Hill, said to be the driver, disappeared with the car as police extend a general alarm to Philadelphia Boston and New York. The vehicle runs a four hour eight minute trip between New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Rainey
Oldsmobile Company
Harry Hill
Mr. Rainey
West Thirtieth Street
Hill
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Runaway Crash Kills Man. Blum and Chauffeur Charged
Frederick Blum part owner of Alexander Dye Works Lodi and his chauffeur William Anderson were held on man slaughter charges in the Richard Hendes death case. Bail set at 4000 dollars each. Jury found the car ran at excessive speed and urged reducing the city speed limit from twelve to seven miles per hour.
Rock Island Railroad stockholders meet in Chicago
Rock Island Railroad Company stockholders convene in Chicago for the annual meeting to address routine matters and a proposed capital increase from 60 million to 75 million dollars. Chairman R R Cable denies retirement plans and no vote on taking over the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Island Railroad Company
R. R. Cable
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Northern
Trains to Chicago Cut Travel Time to Twenty Hours
The Pennsylvania Railroad and partners introduce a 20 hour service from New York to Chicago beginning June 15. The Pennsylvania Special departs New York at 1 50 P M arriving Chicago 8 55 A M next day and returns at 12 00 noon reaching New York 9 00 A M. The Twentieth Century Train from New York departs 2 45 P M arriving Chicago 9 45 A M, with return from Chicago at 12 30 P M reaching New York 9 30 A M.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Lake Shore
Pennsylvania Road
Pennsylvania
West Twenty-third Street
Grand Central Station
Lake_ Shore
Chicago and Northwestern stockholders meet with proxy backing
Present indications point to an uneventful annual stockholders meeting in Chicago on Thursday. Notables include W K Vanderbilt Chauncey M Depew and H M Twombly arriving by Lake Shore train. Hughitt reportedly holds proxies for 70 percent of the stock and Moore party representation on the board is expected. W B Leeds may join to represent the Moores while Albert Keep retires.
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Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern
W. K. Vanderbilt
Chauncey M. Depew
H. McK. Twombly
Lake Shore
Hughitt
Moore
W. B. Leeds
Rock Island
The
Moores
Albert Keep
Edward E. Gwynne Files for Bankruptcy in Yonkers
Edward E. Gwynne of Park Hill Yonkers formerly of Lawrence L I filed a bankruptcy petition with liabilities of 56403 and assets of 57 owed him by Perry Tiffany for money loaned. He is a nephew of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. The filing aims to discharge a Nassau County judgment of 47911 against him from September 18 1901 arising from drafts by A Reinach Paris Jew.
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Edward E. Gwynne
Park Hill
Yonkers
Lawrence
L. I
Perry Tiffany
Gwynne
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Leopold Grinberg
Nassau County
A. Reinach
Gwynne Debtor Owes Large Sums In France And U.S.
The article notes a series of judgments against Gwynne in Nassau County and in France related to drafts accepted in Paris on November and December 1897. He is said to have bought jewelry from Reinach with these drafts. Grinberg collects on judgments and Gwynne owes various creditors including doctors, a baron in Paris, and others. He holds an expectant life interest in farms and land in Ohio Missouri and Cincinnati from his father’s will.
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Nassau County
Gwynne
Baron St. Aubanat
Paris
David E. Gwynne
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Linneus
Cincinnati
Dr Wynkoop Files Bankruptcy Petition Amid Large Debts
Dr. Gerardus H. Wynkoop of 128 Madison Avenue files for bankruptcy with liabilities of 132336 and assets of 1152. Debts include 1146 due from patients in a six year medical partnership with son Daniel W. Wynkoop. son listed as creditor for 1146. He holds 1200 Granville Gold Company stock, 1000 Glynn-Dale Mining shares, and 518 National Heating shares, all with no value. Thirty two creditors and seventeen judgments from 1890 to 1899. Physician since 1866 with a large local practice.
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Gerardus H. Wynkoop
Madison Avenue
Daniel W. Wynkoop
Granville Gold Company
New York
Glynn-Dale Consolidated Mining Company
California
National Heating Company of
Wynkoop
New York Passengers Hurt In Railroad Collision
A collision on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railway today between a New York to Lincoln University special and an extra freight occurred near Oxford, Pennsylvania. Fireman John Hendricks was killed and several New York passengers including Rev. Semple and Rev. Alexander were injured. The freight train misread orders, causing the accident. Victims received medical care at Lincoln University, two miles away.
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Westchester
Penn
Central Division
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Lincoln University
Wealthy interests and debts in late 19th century Boston era
In 1888 he invested heavily in the National Heating Company of this city and the Boston Heating Company in Boston. He reportedly could have sold his interest for 700,000 dollars but the ventures failed, leaving him in debt around 250,000. Since then he has paid off a large portion of that debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Heating Company
Boston Heating Company
Boston
Tricentennial Plans Formed For Henry Hudson Arrival
At the University Club dinner J Van Vechten Olcott discussed a national observance of Henry Hudson’s 1609 Hudson River voyage though the event cannot occur for seven years. Speakers included Gen. Horace Porter Joseph C Hendrik ex Postmaster General T L James and Rev Dr Edward B Coe.
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J. van Vechten Olcott
University Club
Hudson River
Hendrik Hudson
Narrows
Mr. Olcott
Gen
Horace Porter
Joseph C. Hendrik
T. L. James
Edward B. Coe
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