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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1901

Page

3

City Club Plans Active Role in Municipal Campaign

The City Club voted to oppose Tammany Hall and support an honest nonpartisan administration. Wheeler H. Peckham presided. a committee refined an aggressive action resolution. The Legislation Committee criticized the 1901 session, praising the Charter Revision Bill but opposing amended provisions and the West Street Bridge bill. The Governor vetoed the bridge measure. no representatives will attend the anti-Tammany conference.

Wheeler H. Peckham Tammany Hall Wheeler H. Peckham Everett P. Wheeler Charles H. Strong John Brooks Leavitt John P. Peters Gnd New York City of Charter Revision Commission Brooklyn Revision Commission Committee On Legislation New York and New Jersey Bridge Company Peckham James W. Pryor

Murphy to Be Sent Home From Rest Cure

Rev Father Ducey says Richard E. Murphy of Jefferson City Mo is demented and will be sent to his parents this week after examinations by alienists. The lad, unusually bright, shows two hallucinations and a belief he owns a newspaper and is wealthy. Ducey plans a Rest Cure and brain specialists before sending him home.

Father Ducey Richard E. Murphy Munchausen Jefferson City John E. Murphy Waldorf-Astoria Central Park Young Murphy Murphy

Policeman Siebler in Neptun e hotel row sparks arrest

Police officer John Siebler, newly transferred to Coney Island, clashed with Henry Fiie at the Buser Hotel on Neptune Avenue. Siebler struck Fiie and fought reserves. He was arrested, suspended, and the incident followed with further clashes and a manhunt.

John Siebler Coney Island Buser Neptune Avenue West Fifth Street Henry Fiie Siebler Sere’ Cole York York Because of Their Special Fitness For Duty At the Seaside.ey Angels Gartland and Beaty

Democracy Plans Mayoral Tie Up With Tammany

Chairman Frank Campbell of the Democratic State Committee outlined strategies to win the next Assembly and noted an agreement with Tammany Hall for free support in the Mayoralty contest. He dismissed speculation about Senator Hill as a presidential candidate and endorsed Bryan’s sincerity while urging a return to Democratic principles for success.

Frank Campbell Democratic State Committee Tammany Hall Tammany State’Committee Campbell Senator Ll Eet Hill Senator Hill Bryan Campbél

Odell Family Arrives to Visit Exposition

Buffalo on June 5 reports B. B. Odell Sr. and C. D. Odell father and brother of Governor as well as Miss Odell of Newburg and Mrs Hoff of New York arriving to visit the Exposition.

Gov. Odell Buffalo B. B. Odell Neee C. D. Odell Miss Odell Newburg W. C. Hoff New York

Yesterday's Fires Report May 14 Public Damage Details

Fire incidents from Tuesday night to Wednesday night include 124 West Fiftieth Street where damage is listed. 104 Street and Allem with $5 damage. 66 Barrow Street with minor damage. 100 Madison Street with unpaid duties. 38th Street spire area and D Avenue with unspecified damage. multiple names such as Patrick Bleve Israel Bear George Witt noted in listings.

West Fiftieth A

Reverend Keller Officiates at Arlington Wedding

The Rev. John Keller of Arlington, shot in February, officiated at the wedding of John T. Shepherd and Miss Evelyn A. Briggs at Trinity Episcopal Mission in Newark. The ceremony drew a crowded church, with bridesmaids Mary Forrest and Frances Briggs, and ushers William Miller, William Naylor, Arnold Briggs, and Erret Ostorne. A reception followed at the bride’s mother home.

Newark N. J John Keller Arlington John T. Shepherd Evelyn A. Briggs Trinity Episcopal Mission Keller Fitchner Moore Wheelser Mary Forrest Frances Briggs Thomas Shepherds Illiam H. Miller William Naylor Arnold Briggs

Three-Platoon Police System May Be Tried Here

Commissioner Murphy considering a trial of a three-platoon police system after a memorial from Patrolmen's Association. Union leaders seek longer daytime coverage, more night presence, and permanent details. Two cities study the plan, while local ranks await hearings. total force listed includes 6,367 patrolmen and other ranks.

Murphy Patrolmen’s Association Col. Murphy Chicago Boston Dod

Brooklyn Police Shake-Up Reassigns Dozens

A broad officer reshuffle in the Brooklyn Police Department shifts ten sergeants eight roundsmen seven patrolmen six precinct detectives and two captains. Deputy Commissioner says changes aim to improve service amid lax discipline at Eastern Parkway precinct where two members faced charges and penalties.

Brooklyn Police Brooklyn Police’ Department Muc Eastern Parkway Eastern Parkway Station York J. Alexander J. Lees Fort Hamilton Sylvester Aldwin Pisteamilton Parkway Ion Wee

Government not discouraged over war effort says War Secretary

London reports the government remains confident about the war. War Secretary Brodrick stated last night that reinforcements were not requested and the government would not delay action. Lord Kitchener has not asked for additional troops.

London Lord Kitchener Brodrick

Whitney Derby Night Sparks Free Drinks Frenzy at Gravesend

Reported at Gravesend racecourse Brooklyn Jockey Club crowd celebrated John Huggins triumph with Mr Whitney’s Derby night offer. Free drinks flooded clubhouse and stands as bartenders struggled to keep up causing a chaotic rush and later curbs by officials. Prominent horsemen toasted the Texan trainer while spectators faced intoxicated excess and police concerns.

J. Dwyer Brooklyn Jockey Club John Huggins Huggins Cc. Whitney Gravesend L. I Whitney Brock Race Track McGrath Whitney Pays Enius

Fire across Waterford and neighboring towns reported

Fires in Waterford Corry and Wellsville cause structural damage and injuries. In Waterford the Gellett Block and nearby buildings were consumed by incendiaries. Saginaw sawmill and planing mill at Carrollton burned, with estimated losses near 50 000 and 30 000 in insurance. In Wellsville Otis and Dey hardware store explosion wrecked rear, several people injured lightly.

Corry Penn Waterford Gellett Saginaw Mich Ana Bliss Carolltoh Wellsville Otis & Dey S Hardware Store Crane’s Leo's Tailor’s

Col Proskey’s Lease to Bankruptcy Trustee Ends Turbulent Battle

Col Winfield Scott Proskey held a sixth floor Cumberland apartment lease against the building’s demolition. After a string of court orders, injunctions, and bankruptcy actions, the trustee James F. McNabee took possession to maximize loan recovery. Proskey quit the fight and moved to the Fifth Avenue Hotel, while the trustee outlined three sale paths to benefit creditors. The Cumberland Company remains enjoined, and consumer ads for menswear followed the narrative.

Messrs Gilbert and Sullivan Col Winfield Scott Proskey Cumberland Cumberland Company Col. Proskey Colee Cumberland People Cumberland Realty Company James F. McNabee Mr. McNabee Justice Freedman Cumberland Poor Proskey Appellate Division Brown The Fifth Avenue Hotel

Ex-Troop G Cavalryman Loys Darrell Freed in Cuba

Loys Darrell formerly Sergeant of Troop G Seventh United States Cavalry was extradited from South Africa to face a murder charge in Pinar del Rio. He has now been discharged from custody.

Havana Loys Darrell Seventh United States Cavalry South Africa Pinar del Rio

Consolidation of Orange Post Offices Ordered

Postmaster General orders consolidation of West Orange and Orange Valley post offices with the Orange office in New Jersey effective July 2.

Orange Washington Postmaster General West Orange Orange Valley N. J

Cal Forecast of Showers and Winds Across Regions

Weather outlook reports showers and cooler air with fresh southerly winds on shore, squalls and thunderstorms inland with strong northwest winds. Central valleys see showers then cooling, Atlantic Coast windier with thunder squalls. Steamer routes to Europe expect fresh to brisk south winds and possible squalls toward the Grand Banks. Temperature records note discrepancies between Times and Weather Bureau readings. yesterday’s averages listed for Printing House Square and Weather Bureau.

At Lakes Atlantic European Grand Banks NEW York Times Weather Bureau TIMES Printing House Square Eee Weather Bureau

Notable Names in a Transatlantic Association Listing

A long roster lists associational contacts across cities including Waldorf Astoria figures Bishop Hurst and J. Hubert Marshall with London and Montreal ties, along with Holland, Cambridge, Murray Hill, Imperial, Fifth Avenue, and Manhattan names. Notable names include Hinkle, Gates, Johnson, Fielding, and Grow among others.

Waldorf-Astoria John F. Hurst Washington J. Hubert Marshall London H. B. Tompkins Atlanta T. Brosseau Montreal Edwin Hanson Holland M.‘Mccaul Watson Glasgow Howel Jones Topeka Kan W. L. Lyons Louisville Frank B. Windeler G. IF Greenwood Havana George E. McCayne Pittsburg K. S. Murray D. H. Ree Chicago Cambridge C. Howard Hinkle Cincinnati Park Avenue C. L. Gates Murray Hill A. L. Johnson Cleveland C. J. McConville St. Paul A. Gordon- Wilson Imperial H. C. Johnston Richmond Shirley Christy Arizona Thomas Fielding Denver Hoffman W. B. Schisholm Charleston S. C Seldon Walke G. W. Riggs H. Whitney Lexington Gilsey E. Fithian United States Navy Fifth Avenue C. D. Pullen Beaumont Texas Julio Soler Galusha A. Grow Pennsylvania William Ruspell Manchester England Albemarle John Hoge Zanesville J. Page Laughlin R. W. Doughty Savoy J. B. Greenhut Peoria Edwin Seasongood

Arrival of Buyers From Many Cities for Wardrobe Goods

A long list shows buyers from Philadelphia Rochester Washington Nashville Boston Baltimore and more visiting hotels and streets in New York. Firms include Fleisher Brothers A. Li Shaw Finch Van Slyck Young & Co Schlesinger Mayer Solomon & Ruben and Dives Pomeroy & Stewart. Names such as H Fleisher M Flieisher Maurice Fleisher C Kline J Bibro and Moses Strauss appear along with locations like Broadway Herald Square and Hoffman House. The notice details clothing fabrics furs domestics ribbons woolens and associated accessories.

Fleisher Brothers Philadelphia Penn H. Fleisher M. Flieisher D. J. Fleisher Maurice Fleisher Imperial Sibley, Lindsay & Carr Company Rochester N. Y A. Li. Shaw Broome Street Syracuse W. Walker Albert Roberts John A., & Co Utica H. L.adler Broadway Finch Victoria Meldrum H. A., Company Buffalo M. A. Ng Lispenard Street New Amsterdam Smith & Murray Springfield Mass H. J White Street Schlesinger Mayer Chicago Ill B. Mayer Hoffman House Solomon & Ruben Pittsburg J. Bibro Astor Place Brown, Durrell & Co Boston F. S. ‘Adams Ribbons T. G Hardesty Herald Square Shartenberg :& Robinson Pawtucket R. I J. A. Taylor N. H. Studley Franklin Street

Tragic Fall Claims West Hoboken Youth

The body of seventeen year old Jacob Goldberg of 520 Ann Street West Hoboken was identified by his parents after falling from a cliff at Weehawken on Tuesday morning. He worked at a Manhattan cap factory and left home at 5 AM to go to work, his body found about thirty minutes later on the rocks below.

Joe Phillips Bellevue Hospital Joe Grand Street Adolph Zeiss Zeiss Children’s Society Little Joe Pool Dominican Convent of Our Lady of the Rosary Sixty-third Street First Second Avenues Mamie Lilly Coe H. C. Coe West Seventy-sixth Street Praisen Zeiss Coes Mr. Pool Mrs. Coe Joseph Phillips Magistrate Pool Dr. Coe Ace Bayshore William Rs. Coe Weehawk Jacob Goldberg Ann Street West Hoboken Manhattan

Mail Order Service Sends Letters for In Person Serves

Mail order option allows customers to respond by sending a letter instead of visiting Macy's. The Metro polis note that mail submissions can be served just as effectively and the mail order department promises prompt replies.

Metropolis Macy’s

Seaside Delivery Offers Transfer Card and Freight Prepay

Notice explains a transfer card enabling purchases across departments with no payment until final purchase. Freight charges prepaid for paid purchases of five dollars or more within a hundred mile radius. Packing is free. Our wagons run daily along the sea coast from Atlantic Highlands to Belmar and intermediate points and along the Long Island coast from Cedarhurst to Rockaway Park.

Seaside Atlantic Highlands Belmar Long Island Cedarhurst Rockaway Park

Genuine Panama Straw Hats In Annex Advertisement

Imported from Colon and Panama these hats are woven from immature cocoa nut palm fibers. Hats are breathable under water, water resistant, and easily reblocked if crushed. Alpine 4d Tourist style, cream white when cleaned, sold at $5.98 versus $8.00 in exclusive stores. Panama straw outlasts many ordinary hats.

Tropical America Colon Panama

Moth proofing and cedar storage items offered

June pest warning notes moth multiplication and urges protection for winter clothes. List highlights include Moth Proof Paper 44c per dozen, Moth Crystals 7c, Oriental Camphor 14c, Ta Na Tablets 17c, Cedar lined chests priced from 13.39 to 14.39, plus screen doors and window items.

Peerless Iceland Freezers and Refrigerators Sale Preview

Ice cream freezers claim triage speed and low labor with a Peerless Iceland unit. Demonstrations on the sixth floor show quick production and tasting, with multiple freezer sizes priced from 1.34 to 3.51 and accompanying stoves and upright refrigerators advertised.

Iceland

Water Coolers and Japanned Units Price List

Water Coolers in galvanized iron priced 134 to 8 gallons from 93c to 2.34. Japanned Water Coolers agate lined 2 to 8 gallons range 3.02 to 7.03. Japanned units lined with white enamel 2 to 6 gallons from 2.52 to 4.19. Wooden water coolers with porcelain lining 3 to 10 gallons priced 6.09 to 14.06.

Also Mentioned on This Page

City Club Mr. Hill MR. Whitney 12Th St West 125Th Street Fulton Street WM. Vogel & Son Houston CAL James S. Coward Greenwich St Warren St Milan R. H. Macy Sth Ave Fies North Star Sixth Avenue Our Only Place St. Artesnes Gree Cxnerteten J W. Williams
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