English tactics fired up New York suffrage meet
At the Hotel Astor, Carrie Chapman Catt led a rally of American suffragists after the London International Woman's Suffrage Association meeting. Anna Shaw praised militant methods while warning of a planned torchlight parade in New York. Catt urged elastic methods and electoral action to gain the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Woman's Suffrage Association
London
Carrie Chapman Catt
Hotel Astor
Woman's Suffrage Association
America
Anna Shaw
Bryan
Cross of Gold
England
Christobel
Seattle
New York
Old World
Frederick Nathan
Mackay
Paris
Consumers’ League
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Ida Craft
Catt
International Woman’s Suffrage Association
Charlotte Wilbur
Ida Husted Harper
William M. Ivins
William H. Parsons
College
Astor
Gilbert Jones
Julian Heath
Marble Arch
Kingsbridge
Guggenheim Couple Sets Sail for Europe and Marienbad
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Guggenheim depart on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie of the North German Lloyd Line for England and France with plans to spend weeks at Marienbad. He reports improving business conditions and expects a prosperity wave as tariff developments clear, predicting broader profitable expansion for merchants and related interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Guggenheim
Lloyd Line
Kronprinzessing Cecilie
England
France
Marienbad
Guggenheim
Sea cows and fish arrive for city aquariums
The steamer Cienfuegos arrived yesterday from Progreso with four sea cows for the local Aquarium. Fourteen tanks of tropical fish were shipped in from Bermuda for the Detroit Aquarium, loaded onto a special car for fast freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cienfuegos
Progreso
Aquarium
Detroit
Mich
Bermuda
Fire arson arrest in Williamsburg tenement blaze
Alberto Navarra and Collogero Catalanotti, wine and olive store owners on the ground floor of a five story brick building at 468 470 Metropolitan Avenue Williamsburg, were arrested after a morning fire. Police found incendiary materials and a tampered firebox. They face arraignment in Bedford Avenue Court.
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Metropolitan Avenue
Williamsburg
Alberto Navarra
Collogero Catalanotti
Hanck
Herman Weiss
Bedford Avenue
Thomas J. Brophy
Navarra
Catalanotti
Bedford Avenue Court
Playing Cowboy ends with accidental shooting at two teenagers home
Frank Steinberg 16 and Frank Williams 17 rehearsed a Wild West play when Williams’ .88 caliber revolver fired hitting Steinberg in the abdomen. Steinberg rushed to New York Hospital in serious condition. Detectives hunted Williams as police deemed the incident accidental.
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Frank Steinberg
West Forty-fourth Street
de Witt Clinton High School
Frank Williams
West Thirty-fifth Street
Williams
Steinberg
New York Hospital
McElroy
West Thirty-seventh Street
Halavoc, Beadle
Kohler
Move Brandenburg trial delayed for Mrs Grover Cleveland’s testimony
Assistant District Attorney Nott suspended temporarily the trial of Philip Mangano to begin Broughton Brandenburg's trial today. Brandenburg faces grand larceny charges for selling a political article to The Times, purportedly written by the late President Cleveland. Brandenburg escaped bail, was arrested in San Francisco, and has been held in the Tombs. Samuel Bell Thomas to defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nott
Philip Mangano
East 103d Street
Justice Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
Broughton Brandenburg
Grover Cleveland
New Hampshire
Brandenburg
the Times
Cleveland
San Francisco
District Attorney's Office
Samuel Bell Thomas
Bequest Gives $1000 to 350 Old Workers at Yonkers Carpet Maker
Mrs Juary's will funds 350 Smith & Sons carpet workers in Yonkers with $1000 each. Widow Mrs Cochran, former owner William F Cochran's widow, previously received $8000 and the main share of the business. The clause honors employees with twenty years service at the time of her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Sons
Yonkers
Juary
Anti-Saloon Leaguers Deny Graft
The Rev. T. A. Baker general superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League at Columbus Ohio and Rev. Howard H. Russell national delegate from the city met with Assistant District Attorney Murphy to deny graft charges in the league. They stated they were ready to confront Mabee of Detroit who claimed he would contact the DA.
Stanton Found In Disheveled State At City Corner
Edwin M. Stanton a shoe salesman living at 306 West Forty sixth Street was found partly clothed shoeless and without stockings or shirt in a dazed condition at Church and Vesey Streets. He was taken to Fulton Street Police Station and later to Bellevue Hospital. He and his wife and three children had been living at the address for about three months and he has been in poor health for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin M. Stanton
West Forty-sixth Street
Lincoln
Church and
Vesey Streets
Fulton Street
Bellevue Hospital
Stanton
Sheriff attaches Adolph Segal for 75000 in suit by Du Bois
The Sheriff yesterday obtained an attachment against Adolph Segal of Philadelphia for 75000 in favor of John E. Du Bois on a demand note dated October 30, 1908. The attachment rested on non residence and was served on an American Sugar Refining Company officer and a stock broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Segal
Philadelphia
John E. du Bois
American Sugar Refining Company
Lost and Found ad on See Page 15
Brief notice notes items left unclaimed and rewards or contact details may follow on Page 15. The readable fragment urges readers to check the ad for specific lost items and contact information.
Turf Mystery at Ascot Trials Court Race Prospects
American horses Colin and Ballot may appear at Ascot this week as Ballot rises as a rival to Siberia and Santo Starto for the Ascot Gold Cup. Ballot’s public two mile trial at Manton sparks speculation he will run the cup, while Ballot remains in the seven furlong Royal Hunt Cup and Mountain Apple is scratched. Sir Martin now third choice for the Hunt Cup at 9 to 1. Perseus III at 20 to 1.
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NEW York Times
London
James R. Keene
Colin
Ballot
Ascot
Samuel Darling
Keene
Beckhampton
Siberia
Santo Starto
Manton
Mountain Apple
Darling
Sir Martin
Perseus III
Cunard Line appoints Charles Stewart Boston agent
Charles Stewart of Boston was named to replace Charles P. Sumner as Boston agent of Cunard Line. Sumner succeeds Vernon H. Brown as manager of the Boston office, with Brown retiring August 1 after many years in charge. Stewart is a well known steamshipman with prior roles at American Line, Atlas Line, and Hamburg American Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard Line
Charles Stewart
Charles P. Sumner
Boston
Mr. Sumner
Vernon H. Brown
Mr. Brown
Mr. Stewart
American Line
International Mercantile Marine Company
Atlas Line
Norfolk and Southern receivership to end after foreclosure
T L Chadbourne of New York representing majority holders of Norfolk and Southern securities said the receivership pending since July 1908 will terminate once a foreclosure sale can proceed. Bondholders will buy the road under a reorganization scheme discussed with Federal Judge Edmund Waddill Jr. in his court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk, Va
T. L. Chadbourne
New York
Norfolk & Southern Railway Securities
Norfolk & Southern Railway
Chadbourne
Edmund Waddill, Jr
Prime Re elected President Heads Flag Association Meeting
The American Flag Association held its annual meeting in the Governor's Room City Hall with Col Ralph E Prime re elected President Theodore Fitch named Secretary Mrs Emily L Fay Assistant Secretary and Col A K Blakeman Treasurer About sixty members attended including ex Gov Warren Lippett of Rhode Island and Mrs Lippett Fort Washington Chapter DAR and Bridgeport Conn Chapter were welcomed as new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Prime
Heads
American Flag Association
City Hall
Ralph E. Prime
Theodore Fitch
Emily L. B Fay
A. K. Blakeman
Fort Washington
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bridgeport, Conn
Warren Lippett
Rhode Island
Lippett
Men Teachers Push Pay Equity Fight In Public Schools
The Association of Men Teachers and Principals has forwarded a tentative salary schedule to the Mayor's commission. It raises scales for both men and women from 200 to 750 dollars a year across classes. Women teachers said they would thank the men if they stayed out of their affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Men
Weather forecast for cotton and grain states Tuesday and Wednesday
Special to The New York Times forecast from the United States Weather Bureau covers the cotton and grain states. Local showers expected Tuesday and Wednesday across much of the southeast and central regions with fair conditions in many western and northern areas and variable winds in places such as Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Weston Walks Across Country on 100 Day Mission
Edward Payson Weston reports on his Transcontinental Walk from New York to San Francisco. On June 14 he reaches Church Buttes, Wyoming, after leaving Granger at 8:55 AM and arriving at 12:30 PM. Deputies accompany his route to deter hoboes, and he notes a possible storm and uncertainty about lodging between Carter and Spring Valley.
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Weston
New York
San Francisco
United States
Utica
Chafee
Youngstown
Toledo
Chicago
Lincoln
Mexico
Topeka
Wakeeney
Kan
Hugo
Col
Selbie Stiten
Wyo
Granger
Church Butts
Church Buttes
Spring Valley
Union Pacific
Philippines
Thomas
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Carter
Edward Payson Weston
Lipton Rules Out Old America's Cup Challenge
Sir Thomas Lipton says he will not challenge under the old fifty six year old rule. He favors competing under the Americans universal rule and would be willing to challenge thereunder. He notes Europe would claim unfair advantage if he sailed under the old standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipton
Belfast
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Europe
Englewood Field Club Tennis Cup Finals Report
Results from Englewood Field Club and Metropolitan and Kings County events show Karl Behr beating Edwin Larned 6-1 6-4 6-3 in singles. Hackett Little win doubles. Miss Edna Hee defeats Mrs George L Chapman in women’s singles. Hammond Little take mixed doubles. Metropolitan League and Kings County matches list numerous wins and doubles outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood Field Club
Karl H. Behr
Edwin P. Larned
Harold H. Hackett
Raymond D. Little
Karl Eee
Edwin P. Fischer
Edna
George L. Chapman
Louise Hammond
Edna Wildey
Frank J. Gould
Artemus Holmes
Evelyn Sears
William A. Larned
A. G. Miles
Stephen C. Millett
Miss Blank
I. W. Kendall
Park Slope Lawn Tennis Club
Brooklyn
Richard H. Palmer
William H. Connell
Bedford Park Club
Palmer
George S. Whiting
Charles Chambers
Park Slope
Connell
Arthur Ray
Kings County Club
Charles M. Bull
Crescent
Joseph T. McMahon
Kings County
Harry C. Martin
Henry J. Mollenhauer
Ings County
Mollenhauer
Bull
Martin
Niles and Johnson Defeated in State Tennis
In Boston on June 14 N W Niles and Harry Johnson, two favorites, were upset in the state championship singles as the second and third rounds concluded and the fourth round began at Longwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
N. W. Niles
Harry Johnson
Longwood
Four Weeks Racing at Saratoga Announcement
The Executive Committee of the Saratoga Association for the Improvement of the Breed of Horses announced yesterday plans for four weeks of racing at Saratoga. Details on dates courses and entrants were not disclosed in the brief statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
The
Saratoga Association For the Improvement
Jockey Club
Second Floor Reductions at Central Building Sale
The notice lists discounted women’s suits and hats across floors of the Central Building, with prices from $11.75 to $125 and reductions to $24.75 to $59.50. Also offered are linens, sheets, muslin, dress accessories, and stamped underwear on the Mezzanine and Subway Floors with limited stock and special sale items.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hudson
Black Hand
Cowboy
MOVE
Cochran
E. M. Stanton
Segal
Puzzles English Turf
Ascot Cup
Stewart
C. P. Sumner
W. H. Brown
Norfolk & Southern
Perrier
French Natural
Wyoming
West Side
Dr. Ewing E. Taylor
Co. Runyon
Edgar F. Lee
Paul Foerster
I._ Henderson
Allan Behr
F. E. Ferris
R. McKinney
A. S. Runyon
J. S. Billings
D. V. Peiser
Robert le Roy
Frederick C. Inman
Kenneth M. Boorman
F. B. Ferriss
Louis J. Dreyfuss
King Smith
Walter Merrill Hall
C. Mertle
William J. Rosenbaum
W. A. Mayon
B. M. Phillips
G. C. Shafer
William B. Cragin, Jr
George O. Wagner
W.S. Slade
Julio M. Steinacher
Charles M. Ammerman
W. Smith
Arthur
Cragin
D. W. Peiser
Frederic C. Inman
Lyle E. Mahan
Charles M. Bull, Jr
William B. Cragin
S Jr
Alsoo
Bronx
Theodore R. Peli
Wylie C. Grant
W. H. Connell
G. F. Touchard
Niles and
Johnson
Herman Obertubbessing
Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
C. J. Warner
Thomas J. Hughes
West Fifty-seventh Street
Ernest Spitzer
Pastime Athletic Club
Knights of Clumbus
James A. Rector
University of Virginia
New York Athletic Club
Rector
Travers Island
Harry Lyons
Winged Foot
Gravesend
Nimbus sesasectUd
Royal Onyx
Rialto
McCarter
Buherial
Pantoufle
Wapon
Alvescot
Saveoccceess
Fitzherbert
Lewacte
Harrigan
Grace Cameron
Moorishing
Lawton Wiggin
Shapdale
Grania
Rose Beaumont
Ofa
Collins
Hisete
Colinet
Henry Monroe
Cambron
Uncas Chief
Eddie Duffsliams
Glace
R. W Juelina Die Dixon
Niagara
Point Judith
Bryn Mawr
WM. Vogel
44Th Street
Houston Stree
Ana San Rans
Fann Nnsa DA
SSO
NSLS
Sansa
Hoyt Street
West Building
Household Utilities
East Building
Bestone
Babbitt
Reckitt
Peterman's
Fisk Rubber CO
Rim
Ted
BroadwAy
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