Funeral of Dr Storrs Held in Simple Ceremony
Simple funeral at the Church of the Pilgrims in Brooklyn followed the clergyman’s last wishes. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery. Mourners included clergy from multiple denominations and prominent city institutions. Memorial moves include a possible Brooklyn Institute monument and a Storrs Alcove in the Long Island Historical Society library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Salter Storrs
Yestery
Church of the Pilgrims
Brooklyn
Henry A. Stimson
Manhattan Congregational Church
Storrs
Pierrepont Street
Manhattan Congregational Association
Long Island Historical Society
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Dewey
Edwin H. Byington
Orrs
A. J. Lyman
South Congregational Church
Dr. Storrs
Jerusalem
Greenwood Cemetery
Byington
William Ordway Partridge
Amherst College
Brooklyn Institute
Franklin W. Hooper
Hooper
Burglar Caught After Assault on Janitor in Flat
Thomas McKenna, janitor at 19 East Fifty-seventh Street, chased a burglar who beat him with an oyster knife and fled. Police officer Sheehan apprehended the suspect after a brief pursuit on the building stairs. The man, who refused to give his name or address, is about 25 years old and described as a giant. suspected in several recent flat lootings and charged with burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McKenna
East Fifty-seventh Street
McKenna Demad
McKenna
Sheehan
East Fifty-first Street
Minister Accuses Police Over Sunday Parade Liquor Link
Rev Arthur N Thompson of Westminster Presbyterian Jersey City charges police detailed to the Sunday school parade were drinking. Patrolman Walter Maxwell filed the report. Captain Cox found no proof. Chief Murphy summoned officers for 2 pm exam and invited Thompson to testify. Thompson said he may appear but has not decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur N. Thompson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jersey City
Montgomery Street
Walter Maxwell
Charles Cox
Thompson
Capt. Cox
Murphy
Census work continues as enumerators report progress
Supervisor Charles S. Wilbur of the Census Bureau said the office runs smoothly and expects to finish in time. Forty two books returned show enumerators completed their districts, mostly smaller ones scattered citywide. A hotel district complaint about unfilled blanks prompts action with federal authorities and continued report dispatch to district offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Wilbur
Census Bureau
Wilbur
St. Andrew
Federation of Women's Clubs elects officers
The Federation of Women's Clubs elected officers in Milwaukee on June 8 headed by President Mrs Rebecca Lowe of Georgia. Other officers include First Vice President Mrs Charles Dennison of New York and Second Vice President Miss Margaret J Evans of Minnesota with recording and corresponding secretaries, treasurer and several directors from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Rebecca Lowe
Georgia
Charles Dennison
New York
Margaret J. Evans
Minnesota
Emma Fox
Michigan
George Kendrick
Pennsylvania
Emma van Vechten
Esalaa George H. Noyes
Wisconsin
Charles K. Fairbanks
Indiana
Lawyer claims Keegan insane over railroad damage suit
In New York Supreme Court Justice Andrews set June 18 for a motion to vacate the $3,349.50 verdict Keegan won against the Third Avenue Railroad and John Hunt for injuries from 1894. Keegan declares epileptic fits from a self inflicted bullet wound in 1882 and claims mental incapacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Keegan, Jr
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Herbert R. Limburger
Hoadly
Lauterbach & Johnson
Justice Andrews
Supreme Court
Keegan
Third Avenue Road
John Hunt
Court of Appeals
William H. Truman
Robert Goeller
Broadway
Chicago
Cincinnati
New Trial Granted for Edward Oswald in Camden Murder
Supreme Court Justice Garrison ordered a new trial for Edward Oswald who was convicted of first degree murder in the death of his wife and daughter. The ruling cites lack of motive or premeditation and questions over admitted evidence as key factors in the original verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Supreme Court
Garrison
Edward Oswald
Oswald
Mohonk Lake Arbitration Conference Declares Global Peace Aim
The Mohonk Lake Arbitration Conference issues a declaration praising The Hague Peace Conference and urging that all U S disputes be referred to a permanent arbitration court. It calls the President to negotiate treaties to refer disputes to international arbitration and uphold world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohonk Lake
Lake Mohonk
N. Y
United States
Permanent Arbitration Court
Business Troubles Highlight New York Court Appointments
Judgments and receiverships stem from multiple firms. Acker Merrall & Co. collected 6393 in rent against William H. Jennys for 140 and 142 West 43rd Street. John R. Potts was named receiver for Eagle Printing and Publishing Co. after Hyde-Baker Printing and Publishing Co. won a 36354 judgment. Doob became receiver of Chaplin & Doob assets amid a dissolution suit. Duffy was named receiver for Hasbrouck & Menhinick woolen agents after partner dissolution following Hasbrouck's January death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintiam H. Jennys
William H. Jennys
Acker
Leventritt
Supreme Court
Mark M. Doob
Chaplin & Doob, Perfumers
Bond Street
Doob
Philip Chaplin
Chaplin
Hassrouck & Menhinick
Justice Smyth
James J. Duffy
Menhinick
Alexander
Hasbrouck
Mr. Menhinick
Petitions in Bankruptcy Record Several Debtors
Multiple Brooklyn and Philadelphia individuals including Max Taub Samuel and Nathan Goldstein Jacob J Rosenthal and Max L Harris filed for bankruptcy. Debts range from 529 to 111623 with assets from 4000 to none. Debtors include a dry goods salesman theatrical agent and tobacco wholesaler facing creditor pressure and alleged preferred transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Taus
Max Taub
East Eighth Street
Samuel and
Nathan Gouldstein
West One Hundred and Eleventh Street
M. A. Kraus
A. S. Seer
Miner Lithographic Company
Philadelphia
Washington
Birmingham
Ala
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Max L. Harris
Water Street
Henry Friedman
Sutter Brothers
Joseph Hirsch & Son
Ex-Superintendent of Insurance Indorser on a Note
Sheriff Grell obtained an execution yesterday for 10 396 against Louis F Payn in a case involving an insurance note guarantee. The action seeks settlement of the debt through legal process following a judgment or order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grell
Louis F. Payn
Judgment Secured Against Judson and Payn in Rodgers Note Case
Mooney & Shipman obtained a judgment for John C. Rodgers on a note dated October 25 for 10 000 payable four months after date to William F. Carey at Colonial Trust Company indorsed by Carey and Payn but not paid at maturity. Payn served at Grand Central Station and Judson at the Hotel Imperial. both failed to plead, judgment by default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Judson
Mooney & Shipman
John C. Rodgers
Payn
Mr. Judson
Albany
Mr. Rodgers
Judson
William F. Carey
Colonial Trust Company
Messrs. Carey and
Payne
Grand Central Station
Hotel Imperial
Efault
Failure counts in Bradstreet report weekly US totals
Bradstreet's records 184 failures in the United States this week versus 135 last week and compares with 1899 to 1896 weeks. Regional totals show Middle States 58 New England 45 Southern 20 Western 36 Northwestern 11 Pacific 10 Territories 4 Canada 20. About 90 percent of failing concerns had capital of 5000 dollars or less and seven percent had 5000 to 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
United States
Middle States
New England
Southern
Western
Northwestern
Pacific
Territories
Canada
Suspension of broker J H Remsen at Consolidated Exchange
President Wilson of the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange announced the suspension of broker J H Remsen at 60 Broadway for failing to settle wheat orders and stock commitments. He had until noon yesterday to make accounts good but did not, leaving over 60 000 bushels of wheat under the rule for his account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Wilson
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
J. H. Remsen
Broadway
Consolidated Exchange
Remsen
Debtor List of Judgments Filed Yesterday
The document lists numerous debtors and firms with amounts due and associated creditors including Phillipine C Theodore R Car and United States Light and Power Company. Major names include Bennett Robert F Emma E Moore Crummey Peter Henry, Fowler George E George F Moore Cheney George C A Lavelle Colyer Cornelius R Waterbury Rubber Company Cohen David M L Ernst, Daly Peter Louis Lubeker Dumas Alexander Ack er Merrall Condit and Mount Morris Electric Light Company. Amounts shown range from small costs to thousands, with creditors such as Armour Co Pabst Brewing and Shaw listed among noted entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Phillipine C
Theodore R
Ceeserosapeyes Anable
Eliphalet N
United States Light and Power Company
Bennett
Robert F
Emma EB. Moore
Emma E. Moore
Bender
Stephen
Mary A. Bender
Berdell
Theodore
Charles E. Tripler
Bouillon
Margaretha
H. B. Claflin Company
Cohen, Barney—La
Atielt
Collins, William
J. P. Losson
M. Bmith
Bianca
Julius Engel
Oth- Cth
Dumas
Alexander—Acker
Merrall & Congit
Wey Milliken, Jr
Iran
AUDEL
Dornbusch
Charles E
M. Fogarty
Elias
M. L. Ernst
Sisbeesie Freeman
Walter K
David Williams Company
Goldner
Frederick P
Pabst Brewing Company
Gazely
George H
Snsaeseveerer
Herman, Sarah
Louis
Milwaukee Brewing Company of
New York
Harris
Richard D
George Elliott
Eess Eves Harris
Elizabeth E. Walker
Administratrix
Eesereesses
Kunzenmann
Marie
Ellen Gough
Otto Volz
Jacob Kunzenmann
Csees
Tor
Sereeeessee
Jennie M
Adelphia BZ
Mount Morris Electric Light Company
Adrian Biedermann
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Samuel Schurr
MAYOR
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
W. L. Allison Company
M. Whitmark
E.eeesseessaces
Widmayer
Adeline
William McGibbon
Hacknor
Williams
Frank R
D. W. Murtha
Weiss
Nicholas O
A. Weinstein
Mary—L. Lilienstein
Lorey
Bertha C
N. Althaus
Cse Louise
Isaac L
E. Lichtenstein
Marrone
Michael
Concetta
A. Petrucci
Moquin
Henri—W. F. Morgan
S Nierenberg
Katie
M. L. Ernst and Brothers
Wecese Coeveascescesserasesees
Olsson
Oscar
Guardian
Frank G. Burke
COSIS
Ceecececesisssresee
Moses—Sollomon Wolfman
Price
Millard
Abraham G. Reed
Rosenbaum, Harris
Isaac—M. Shapiro
Chapeecadives
Weers Leslee Rieckhoff
Henry
H. H. Bartels
Raasch
Hans
Barbara Schmidt
Searles
Arthur C
A. W. Otis
Execu- Coffee
Decisions and Calendars in New York Court of Appeals
A compilation of rulings affirming, reversing, or remanding various appeals and cases. Many judgments affirmed with costs. some reversed for new trials, all detailing opinions by judges Rumsey, McLaughlin, Ingraham Jr., and others with dissents noted.案件涉及制造公司、个人及市政当局等多方的裁决与指示。
Court of Appeals opinions list numerous rulings and orders
A long abstract of court decisions and orders shows various judgments affirmed reversed or modified with costs and disbursements. Opinions by Ingraham Patterson Hatch Rumsey and others cover appeals trials and writs in matters involving City of New York metropolitan street railway companies and multiple private litigants including firms like Flint Eddy & Co and Railroad Signals Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Albert Simar
Ernest P. Paris
Ingraham
George J. Hoffman
John E. Hoffman
Katherine N. Smith
Frank Rug
Respondent
Hatch
J. Edwin S. Neal
George B. Sheriff
J. Irving T. Bush
John O’brien
McLaughlin
J. Pauline Rhoades
Emma Schwartz
Margaret J. Plant
Lynde Harrison
J.josephine Kager
Charles Brenneman
J. Edward P. Moran
J. Frederick Help
J. Margaret O’connor
as_ administratrix
Benjamin J. Hall
Ingraam
Arthur L. Ruland
Waukesha ‘Water Company
van Brunt
Hugh McCann, Jr
City of New York
Erwin Steinbach
Melchior Diepenbrock
People
John C. Henderson
Appellant
Bernard J. York
Adolph Baumann
Thomas Nevins
P. J
Louis Dannhauser
Rosa Walkenstein
Rumsey
Morris Kaplan
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
George W. Tice
Elow
J. Bryant Willard
Press Publishing Company
J. Henry O. Ewing
J. Samuel A. Samuels
Congregation Kol Israel Anshi Poland
P. J. J. Seaver Page
Ralph L. Shainwald
Patrick Turley
New York Elevated Railway Company
Stevenson Towle
Manhattan Railway Company
Asso
Louisa Wegner
James J. Hagan
Warden, &c
Oroe Ee
Ingram
Hugh Douglas
Mary E. Bird
J. Maurice Wormser
Frederick W.W. Herrmann
John P. Kane Company
John M. Jones
George H. Brooke
J. People
James McAniney
Sepneitacita
Robert Vandervoort
Michael Kenny
James Kane
Michael H. Haffey
Sarah Lynch
William C. Browning Et al
Henry B. Stacey
J. James F. Mack
J. James F. Mack, Respondent
Charles C. Miller
Abbie Uhi
Charlotte Kohlman Et al
J. George B. McLellan
Nat C. Goodwin
Irving T. Bush
Bird
Coler
Franklin Bien
Martin J. Quirk
Union Per Curiam
People Pod
Joseph G. Halliday
Francis J. Lantry
Commissioner
Mary Quigley
William M. Levering
Frank B. Hawkins
Patrick K. Lantry
Louis J. Jordan
Charles G. Carroll
Theodore Roosevelt
Court of Appeals Calendar Noted for Saratoga May 8
Saratoga reports the Court of Appeals calendar for Monday listing cases 560 1029 514 428 216 317 515 and 566.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Court of Appeals
New York Calendars This Day Supreme Court Special Term Part II
Ex parte business opens at 10 30 A M with Bischoff Jr presiding. Surrogate's Court Chambers Fitzgerald wills for probate set for 10 30 A M Simon Bruhl Timothy O'Brien Gertrude Dietz listed. City Court Special Term Fitzsimons opens at 10 A M for motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Simon Bruhl
Timothy O'Brien
Gertrude Dietz
Fitzsimons
C. J
Supreme Court Docket Highlights with Names
Supreme Court cases listed include Bischoff Jr. vs Eagle Printing, Potts. Leventritt with Mark Doob vs Philip Kaplan. Smyth with George Melchinnick vs Charles Alexander Jr. and James Duffy. Monopoly on printed opinions noted across firms Baker Printing and Publishing and Eagle Printing and Publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Referees Appointed New York Supreme Court
Supreme Court lists appointed referees across several matters including Akin, McElroy, Bowns versus Brien Franklin Bien, Feeney versus Quigley, Sullivan versus Judson, Lord Delahunty, Benda versus La Ferra, Bartlett versus Kelly, and Bartlett cases in progress. Names include Bischoff Jr, Lawrence, Smyth, O'Brien, Donnelly, Delahunty, Leventritt, Kropf, and Le Ferra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Matter of Curley and Walter L. McCorkle noted in docket
A Worcester courtroom list records ongoing matters including Curley versus Walter L. McCorkle and related cases such as Arens Spier Alfred R. Page and Daly Christopher L. Avery. Other entries name Cahill Stadel Joseph D. Hart and Fred erick W. Block, among others.
Supreme Court Trial Term Schedule Monday June 11
Calendar for Monday includes trial term opening at 9 30 A M with cases listed such as Rohan versus Met Vigorito versus Street RR Havemeyer Paetzig versus Schmidt Caventes versus L I R R Co District versus NY Q Co and others. Readers should note calls for the day and fall lists with numerous docket numbers and parties awaiting adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suprem
Smith
Rohan_si
Met
Vigorito
Street RR
R. Co. Havemeyer
Paetzig
Schmidt
Naghberg
U-S
Cash prices for staples and grain markets report
Chicago and Minneapolis market notes show wide price marks for staples including flour, cotton, sugar, beef, and hogs. Wheat futures rally on drought fears and weather in the Northwest with mixed notes on New Orleans and Liverpool markets. quotes for corn oats lard and lard futures also listed with regional emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
O. K
Ieao
Chicago
Texas
Central Belt
New Orleans
South
Liverpool
Gulf
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Memphis
Augusta
St. Louis
Oon
New York
Northwest
Dakotas
Kansas
London
Paris
Budapest
Berlin
Antwerp
Duluth
Manitoba
Northern
Minneapolis
Minn
Milwaukee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr.storrs
Greenwood
Third Avenue
New York City
MR. Payn
Supreme Court—Appellate Division
First Department
Thomas C. Stewart
John W. Ferguson
Ingraham, Jr
Annie Dembinsky
Severin Warschauer
William Dalton
Albert G. Thompson
William Dalson
Alfred D. Bailey
American Deposit and Loan Company
Charles F. Mairs
Frederick M. Patchen
George B. Roskar
John Bigelow
Mary M. Ward
Price W. Hasbrouck
Johanna B. Widmayer
Albert Herter
Jeremiah J. Mullen
Queens County Court Calendar
Paureiss
City of
Citizens’ Water Supply Co. Waite
Cine
Artig
Ziegler
Bull
McKenzie
Ore
Fitzpat
Poot
Goodwin
Welch
Sunday Tribune
The
Bay Shore
Long Island
Rogers, Prop
Great South Bay
Fire Island
Ocean
Richfield Springs
Earlington
ST. James Hotel
Harlington Park
27Th St
Broadaimey- BS
Maine Coast
Passaconaway Inn
York Cliffs
Harvey & Om
Park Place
DAYS
Adirondacks
Lake Placid House
Lake Placid, N. Y
G. W. Cushman
MGR
Belmar, N. J
Hotel
Columbia
M. Lindsay
Algonquin, Holirondacks
John Harding
Algonquin
Castleton
New Brighton
Staten Island
George H. Avery
Sharon Springs
N.Y
Nauheim
John H.gardner & Son
Atlantic City
Rudolf
Chas, R. Myers
World Vacation Bureau
St. & Bway
Water Gap House
Delaware Water Gap
L. W. Brodhead
Wilburton-By-The-Sea
Spring Lake
R. K. Letchworth
Lake Bomoseen
Vermont
Horace B. Ellis
Mer
NEW_ YORK
St. Agatha—Church
West 93D Street
Emma G. Sebring
A. M
Leslie Morgan
West S8th Street
Central Park
Peebies and Thompson School
East 57Th Street
the Misses
A. Everett Stone
Yale
West 50Th St
York
Sing-Sing-on-the-Hudson
New Ossining School
On the Hudson
C. R
Baw Rice Se
Cuttaren
Harry W. Mabie
Mary Mabie
East 129Th St
P. Hendrick
West 37Th St
5Th Av
Brighton Beach Hotel
Brighton Beach
Sullivan
Ulster
Delaware
New York, Ontario and Western Railway
Ith
6Th
Columbus Av
East 125Th St
West 125Th St
5Th
Franklin and
West
St. Ferries
Court St
Fulton St
Manhattan Av
Eagle Office
J. C. Anderson
Beaver St
New London, Conn
Pequot House
Fort Griswold House
Blanchard & Hager
Long Island Sound
Connecticut
Berkshire
Litchfield Hills
New Haven
Hartford
Sound
Astor House
Eagle Bureau
34Th St
E. R
Foor
New Chambers St
Journal Resort Bureau
Columbus
W. 125Th St
Eagle Summer Resort
H. M. Smith
LL RR
L. I. City
Grand Union
Woolley & Gerrans, Proprietors
Saratoga Springs
Virginia Hot Springs
All Seasons
Chesapeake and Ohio
Penna. R. R
Eere H. H. R. R
New
Eng
Fred Sterry
Hot Springs
Westchester County
Rugby Cottage
Pleasantville Station
Thousand Island House
Alexandria Bay
R. F. Madden
Cambridge
N. Y City
Keene Valley
Essex Co
P. O
Morristown
Glenwood
Pines
W. C. Mound
Hydeville
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