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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1902

Page

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Sugar Trust Promotes Cuban Reciprocity with Thurber Funds

A Senate hearing reveals F B Thurber received money from the War Department and the Sugar Trust to back the Cuban reciprocity bill. Thurber testified the Cuban insular government and Havana authorities approved a $2,880 payment for 60,000 circulars, with Havemeyer contributing $2,500. The disclosure stirs beet sugar factions, while Secretary Root and Gen. Wood’s roles are discussed amid looming political maneuvering.

New York Times Washington Senate Committee Cuba Teller F. B. Thurber New York War Department Sugar Trust Gen. Wood Thurber United States Havemeyer Senator Elkins Senate Elkins Administration House Root United States Export Association Wood Department of Frank McCoy Aide de Camperaan Banco Nacional de Cuba Mr. Thurber Export Association Senator Teller Mr. Havemeyer Treller

Index to Departments and Market Notes

Stocks strong in financial markets with prices listed for wheat corn oats cotton and iron. Real estate and railroads updates appear on later pages alongside insurance legal notes and weather reports.

Timted Service

New York to Chicago in 20 Hours on the Pennsylvania Special

An advertisement notes a June 15 inaugural Pennsylvania Special trip from New York to Chicago taking about twenty hours. Burnett's Vanilla is praised as pure and wholesome in the ad copy.

Burnett

Summer in the Country Novel Advised for Mothers

New York and Brooklyn readers are urged to obtain The Prophet's Chamber No 15 from the Four-Track Series. Sent free on receipt of 4 cents in stamps by G H Daniels Grand Central Station New York adv.

New York Brooklyn G. H. Daniels Grand Central Station

Quay Triumph as Pennypacker Wins Governor Nomination

Harrisburg June 11 Judge Samuel W Pennypacker of Philadelphia defeated Attorney General John P Elkin for the Republican gubernatorial nomination by 206 to 152 at the State Convention. Will iam M Brown and Major Isaac B Brown were nominated for Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Internal Affairs respectively. Quay was unanimously chosen State Committee Chairman and will lead the campaign for the State tickets.

Harrisburg Penn Samuel W. Pennypacker Philadelphia John P. Elkin Indiana William M. Brown New Castle Isaac B. Brown Erie Quay Republican State Committee Roosevelt Pennypacker Elkin Stone Penrose Durham Watres Elkinites Committee On Reeder Luzerne County Schuylkill Senator Penrose Senator Quay Robert S. Murphy Cambria Hampton L. Carson Louis A. Watres F. E. Lewis Allentown Brown Sibley A. S. L. Shields Luzerne Yardley Mr. Lewis Lawrence County Major Brown

Riker Wins 7000 Damages Over Slander Suit

Minnie T. Riker sued Mrs. Josephine Clopton for 200000 damages alleging slander. Justice Greenbaum in the Supreme Court awarded 7000 to Riker for an insult charged to Clopton amid tensions over her husband’s friendship with Riker. Clopton’s counsel Alexander Thain said an appeal is planned.

Wits Minnie T. Riker Josephine Clopton Justice Greenbaum Supreme Court

Lackawanna Runs Weekend Mountain Train to Poconos

Lackawanna's new mountain train to Delaware Water Gap Stroudsburg and Mt Pocono departs New York Fridays and Saturdays at 2 PM, returns Sunday nights and Monday mornings with no intermediate stop to the Gap. Resort Bureau 429 Broadway corner Howard Street Adv.

Lackawanna Delaware Water Gap Stroudsburg Mt. Pocono New York the Gap Resort Bureau Broadway Cor Howard St

Teachers and Public Travel Tour to Great Lakes and West

Milton C. Roach, General Eastern Passenger Agent, promotes a personally conducted tour for teachers and the public. The itinerary includes Duluth Minneapolis Yellowstone Salt Lake City Manitou Colorado Springs Garden of the Gods Denver and surrounding areas with all expenses paid the agent’s advertisement states.

Great Lakes Duluth Minneapolis National Education Association Yellowstone Park Salt Lake City Manitou Colorado Springs Colorado Mountains Garden of the Gods Denver Milton C. Roach General Eastern Broadway New York City

Neely Freed Under Cuban Amnesty Bill

Havana June 11 C F W Neely released today after a March 24 sentence of ten years imprisonment and a $56701 fine for involvement in Cuban postal frauds. The amnesty bill signed June 9 by President Palma pardons Americans convicted during the occupation and those awaiting trial.

Havana C. F. W. Neely Palma Cuba Audiencia Court of W. H. Reeves Estes G. Rathbone Reeves Leonard Wood Rathbone Roosevelt

Louisville Girl Refuses to Sing Marching Through Georgia

Laura Talbott Galt, thirteen, a pupil at Louisville Eighth Ward Public School, refused to sing the song as directed by teacher Miss Susan Allen. The incident led to the pupil's withdrawal and a report to Superintendent Mark. Guardians sought justice with Col. Bennett H. Young consulting on the matter.

Louisville Laura Talbott ‘Galt Eighth Ward Centre Walnut Streets Georgia Susan Allen Mark Galt Laura Talbott Ross Miss Galt Miss Allen Col Bennett H. Young

Mussolino Receives Life Sentence in Lucca Trial

In Lucca on June 11, Mussolino, known as the Gentle man Brigand, was sentenced to life imprisonment with eight years hard solitary confinement. He pled for clemency for comrades, cried, and asked jurors to acquit his allies. The court was moved and other prisoners were released.

Lucca Italy Giuseppe Mussolino Vincenzo Zoccoli Zoccoli Mussolino

Escaped From Stamford Sanitarium Alpine Pair Back in Custody

Two men from wealthy New York families escaped Stamford Hall sanitarium with help from former nurse Antonio Prunier. They were captured later by attendants at the facility and returned. Dr. Amos J. Givens declined to identify them and said both were alcoholic patients.

Stamford, Conn New York Stamford Hall Amos J. Givens Antonio Prunier Prunier Givens Port Chester Sr. Givens

Illinois Steel elects officers and directors in annual meeting

The Illinois Steel Company held its annual meeting in Chicago. No financial statement was submitted due to its status within United States Steel Corporation. Officers elected include President E J Buffington and Vice Presidents T W Robinson and F H Foote. Directors named include E J Buffington K K Knapp M Schwab and T W Robinson. Executive Committee transfers include Buffington Robinson Gary Hyman Schwab and Haynie.

Chicago Illinois Steel Company United States Steel Corporation E. J. Buffington T. W. Robinson F. H. Foote T. J. Hyman BE. J. Buffington HH. Gary

Whitney Buys Saratoga Land in Nelson Avenue Purchase

William C. Whitney expands holdings in Ballston Saratoga by buying three Nelson Avenue lots for 9300 dollars. The purchase adds to his extensive landholdings in the Saratoga area.

Ballston N. Y William C. Whitney Saratoga Nelson Avenue

Excursion Rates to Western Points Offer Travel Deals

Low excursion rates to St. Paul Minneapolis Denver Salt Lake City Portland Tacoma Los Angeles and San Francisco advertised by Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Ry under 381 Broadway New York address. Advise digestion aid Johann Hoff's Extract promoted as nature’s remedy and warns against cheap imitations.

St. Paul Minneapolis Denver Salt Lake City Portland Tacoma Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul N. Y Johann Hoff Nature

King Edward Dines at American Embassy in London

King Edward and Queen Alexandra hosted a formal dinner at Joseph H Choate’s London embassy with Princess Victoria present. Guests included J Pierpont Morgan and Whitelaw Reid as U S and British officials observed, while the King and Morgan conversed privately before returning to drawing room talks. The event drew a crowd of sightseers outside Carlton House Terrace.

London Edward Queen Alexandra Choate United States Joseph H. Choate Carlton House Terrace King Edward Princess Victoria Mr. Choate Order of the Garter Mr. Chance Mrs. Choate Lord Lansdowne Duke of Norfolk Duke of Portland Duchess of Portland Lord Rosebery Arthur F. Ingram Earl of Pembroke Countess of Pembroke Earl Spencer Countess Spencer William Vern Harcourt Vernon-Harcour J. Balfour Treasury Miss Balfour Earl of Derby Alice Stanley de Staal Whitelaw Reid Spe William C. Eustis Eustis Richardson Clover Great Britain J. Pierpont Morgan, Sr Mr. Morgan King Roosevelt England Herr von Dulong Mlle. Landi M. Gillibert Mlle. Destandre Evelyn Stuart

Buffalo Limited Fast Train to Start Service

The Buffalo Limited a new fast daily train on the New York Central will begin service June 15 leaving New York at 12 50 P M and stopping at Albany Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester to Buffalo arriving at 11 00 P M Ads

Buffalo Limited New York Central New York Albany Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo

American Prestige Shown in Royal Entourage Return

Edward and Queen Alexandra entered the royal carriage after a night diplomats called the greatest triumph for American prestige in England. Princess Victoria wore white, Lady Vernon Harcourt black silk with pink roses and five diamond stars, Lady Spencer white satin and a diamond crown, Mrs Henry White pink and white with a diamond tiara, Miss White white chiffon. Floral decor at Mr Cheatt's residence featured continuous American Beauty roses in dining and reception rooms.

Edward Queen Alexandra England Princess Victoria Lady Vernon Harcourt Lady Spencer Mrs. Henry White Miss White Mr. Cheatt

King Edward VII Receives Special Ambassador Reid

Whitelaw Reid the United States Special Ambassador to the coronation was received at Buckingham Palace. He met Lord Lansdowne and other officials, presented credentials and a congratulatory letter from Roosevelt, and the audience lasted longer than usual.

London Whitelaw Reid United States Edward Buckingham Palace Mr. Reid Palace Lord Lansdowne William James Colville Col. Collins Reid Panera Joseph H. Choate Cambridge University

Special Delegates Honored at Southampton Arrival

Rear Admiral John C. Watson and Gen. James H. Wilson landed in Southampton at 1:30 AM aboard the St. Paul to represent the U S Navy and Army at King Edward's coronation. They were greeted by local officials and departed by special train for London. H. Clay Evans, newly appointed U S Consul General in London, also arrived aboard the same ship.

Southampton John C. Watson James H. Wilson Navy Army United States King Edward St. Paul New York Col Borup Mayer Westecott Watson Gen Wilson London H. Clay Evans

Oregon Militia After Escaped Convicts Near Gervais

Salem reports Gov Geer called out National Guard to Gervais to pursue convicts Tracy and Merrill who escaped from the penitentiary after killing guards and wounding a life prisoner. Surrounding woods two miles east of Gervais as reinforcements move from Salem and Portland. Sheriff Durbin leads a posse to cordon the area and starve them out. authorities fear Tracy may not be captured alive.

Salem Oregon Tracy Liberty

Furnace workers get wage increases after strike calls

Flynn of the American Federation reports United States Steel Corp called each furnace worker to the office and offered raises from 20 to 50 percent with separate contracts. Those who struck got only 10 percent. Oliver-Snyder workers were not given any raise and are urged to strike. A vote is under way to decide if employed workers will cover the striking workers’ wages.

Pittsburg Penn Flynn American Federation United States Steel Corporation Furnace Men's Association Oliver-Snyder

Caucasus oil producers plan to form export syndicate

A St Petersburg dispatch reports Caucasus petroleum producers meeting to form a syndicate to sell oil abroad in competition with Standard Oil. They have turned hostile toward Standard Oil and seek government support, including lower railroad rates and export tariffs on oil.

Berlin Berliner Tageblatt St. Petersburg Caucasus Standard Oil Company

Senate panel favors one year extension on Danish West Indies treaty

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee recommended ratification of a one year extension to allow the Danish treaty for the purchase of the Danish West Indies to proceed. The delay stems from the Danish Rigsdag's failure to act on the agreement.

Washington Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Senate West Indies Rigsdag

Senate panel backs French honors for U S officials

The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations approved resolutions allowing H. H. D. Peirce Third Assistant Secretary of State Coll Theodore A. Bingham of the Army and Capt T Rodgers of the Navy to accept the Legion of Honor decorations from France.

Washington Senate Committee On Foreign Relations H. H. D. Peirce Theodore A. Bingham Army T. §. Rodgers Navy Legion of Honor France

Dewey's Wines Advertised by Makers at Fulton Street

Dewey and Sons Co of New York advertises wines labeled as pure and claims to be the makers at 138 Fulton Street. The promotion emphasizes ownership and direct production by the vendor.

Dewey Ee Dewey & Sons Co Fulton St N. Y Ady

To Chicago in 20 Hours The Pennsylvania Special

The Pennsylvania Railroad will begin running the last Pennsylvania Special on June 15 in Adv. notices.

Chicago Peennsylvania Railroad Adv

Day of Glory for West Point Centenary Roar at Memorial Hall

President Roosevelt visited West Point for the centennial celebration with full military honors. Secretary Root praised the army in the Philippines while Gen Horace Porter drew loud applause for his tribute to soldiers. Attendees included foreign ministers and military attaches from multiple nations as crowds lined the parade grounds.

West Point N. Y Military Academy Roosevelt Memorial Hall Miles Root Philippines Horace Porter Porter New York Central Office Sergis Kelly Doran Crystal Col. Mills Academy Payne Cortelyou Corps of Cadets Secretary Root Mr. Roosevelt Mr. Payne

Also Mentioned on This Page

Guban Gen.Wood Culberson Platt Connecticut Burrows Jones Nevada Francis B. Thurber Senator Platt Ways and Means Committee Yteller Merchants’ Association Colorado Hudson River New Landing Hudson Music Pennsylvania Metropolis Judge Pennypacker The Stamford Illinois Steel W. C. Whitney Ambassador Choate Mrs. Reid Harriet Lane Johnston James Buchanan John Sargent Douglas Robinson W. S. Cowles Lord Kenyon Stanley Clark Countess of Gosford King Edward VII OIL Trust President Roosevelt Centennial Ambassador Porter Defiel Wu Ting-Fang Signor Edmondo Mayor Des Planches Don Joaquin Bernardo Calvo Lee Don Luis F. Corea Baron Ludovic Moncheur Belgium Don Jos Vincente Concha Chékib Bey J.-B. Pieda Don Augusto F. Pulido von Witzleben Capt von Muelmann Mr. Wu Col. Aziz Bey
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