Hill for Vice President in Democratic Hope
Special to The New York Times reports that Democrats weigh nominating ex Senator David B Hill for vice president with Bryan. Republicans may pick a New York man to help carry New York, while Hill could attract conservatives in Maryland and Delaware and draw support away from Bryan in key states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
David B. Hill
Chicago
Tillman
Hill
Col
Bryan
South
Moses
Philadelphia
New York
Bliss
Roosevelt
Odell
Root
Porter
Nebraska
West
Maryland
Delaware
McKinley
Butler backs Towne as VP nominee amid Bryan clash
Senator Butler of North Carolina played a central role in pushing Charles A. Towne’s nomination for vice president at the Populist Convention. Senator Allen, backing Bryan, argued against any VP candidate, claiming Butler’s move served his Senate re election and Bryan’s interests. Butler suggested Democrats may unite with Bryan through a joint ticket and smooth electoral arrangements in key states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Butler
North Carolina
Charles A. Towne
Allen
Nebraska
Bryan
Towne
Senate
Das Bryan
Kahsa
Dewey Not A Candidate For Vice Presidency
Admiral Dewey returns from a Western trip and will stay at Beauvoir outside Washington until late June then go to Newport for the General Board session. He says he has not been offered the nomination and would not accept the vice presidential bid if offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dewey
Beauvoir
Newport
General Board of the Navy
Bryan
Dewey Singles Out Political Role But Sees It Sliding Away
Admiral Dewey says he is not a politician and will not seek the Presidency or Vice Presidency. He notes he would serve if urged but believes leaders now pick candidates before conventions and that the people do not choose the President. He recalls public affection but asserts decisive political action lies with a few leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Northwest
Woodley Lane
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Manila
Dewey
Ohioans Favor W. R. Hearst
After the Democratic State Convention adjourned in Columbus, Ohio delegates to the Kansas City Convention met and reported only two committees. Delegate Henry Ketter said the Wednesday night meeting included general views with most delegates favoring W. R. Hearst of New York for Vice President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio
Kansas City
Henry Ketter
W. It. Hearst
New York
National Democratic Committee Probes Kansas City Rates
Six members of the National Democratic Committee sub committee on arrangements for the Kansas City convention met to examine charges that Kansas City hotel keepers are demanding high rates for guests. National Chairman Jamies Ek. Jones said most leading hotels have contracted for full capacity due to higher costs for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Democratic Committee
Jamies Ek. Jones
Democratic campaign button shown in Kansas City
Judge Wilson of Colorado displayed a clover leaf campaign button with gold inscription: Democracy stands for bimetallism, not monometallism. People, not trusts. Republic, not empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wilson
Colorado
Ceremonies Honor Prison Ship Martyrs at Plymouth Church
Today ceremonies honor the prison ship martyrs with seven caskets at Plymouth Church. The bones will be removed from the navy yard at 2 30 P M under Admiral Philip and staff and escorted by marines and blue-jackets. Services from 3 to P M feature prayer by Rev. Dr Hillis and addresses by John D Long and Gen Stewart L Woodford. Remains will be carried to the tomb in Fort Greene Park with a military escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Plymouth Church
Admiral Philip and Staff
Fifth United States Artillery
Hillis
John D. Long
Stewart L. Woodford
Fort Greene Park
Notable Names Listed Across Landmark Addresses
A fragment lists numerous figures and cities associated with prominent streets such as Waldorf Astoria Patio and Fifth Avenue. Names include Porter Farquaharson Cove Philadelphia W J Phillips Detroit John Skelton Williams Richmond Major Frederick Gray Minneapolis W E McCormick Chicago Sir W C Van Horn Montreal Senator George Peabody Wetmore Rhode Island J A Mills Toronto John J Reed Montreal BE R Brainerd Chicago Ex Senator Charles Warren Spitt Rhode Island J K Clay Lexington John R McLean Cincinnati RK Pettigrew South Dakota J R Putnam Washington S Saunders Roanoke Culpepper Exam Birmingham Ala James O Troup Bowing Green Ohio Eugene L Ashley Glens Falls Gen E W Buckner Kenneth W Avery Detroit E R Chandler Detroit W B Kibbee Albany C Hunter Louisville T Taylor Galveston J M Belden Syracuse Wicklitt New Orleans E N Hoffman Elmora Adjutant Gen E N Hoffman Elmira John Wood Prescott Ariz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Farquaharson
Toronto
John J. Reed
Montreal
BE. R. Brainerd
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
Charles Warren
Spitt
Rthode Island
J. K. Clay
Lexington
John R. McLean
Cincinnati
FB Pettigrew
South Dakota
Hoffman
J. R. Putnam
Washington
W. S. Saunders
Roanoke
Culpepper
Birmingham
Ala
Albemarle
James O. ‘Troup
Bowing Green
Ohio
Imperial
Eugene Ll. Ashley
Glens Falls
Marlborough
E. W. Buckner
Plaza
Kenneth W. Avery
Detroit
E. N. Hoffman
Elmura
Gilsey
W. B. Kibbee
Albany
Victoria
C. Hunter
Louisville
T. Taylor
Galveston
Astor
John Wood
Prescott
Ariz
Arrival of Buyers From Multiple Cities In Agenda
A wide listing shows Indman Bros Opelika and many others from New Haven to Chicago presenting at named hotels and stores. The notice catalogs buyers and firms including Hindman Malley Continental Jones Laughlin Curranus Park Avenue Field Marshall Co and more with specific goods such as cloaks dry goods woolens linens and tailored items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indman Bros
Opelika
Ala
T. P. Hindman
Colonnade
Malley, E., Co
New Haven
J. Laughlin
Nations
Albemarle
Cohen, Friedlander & Martin
Toledo
Ohio
A. S. Cohen
Marlborough
Kaufman Bos
Pittsburg
Penn
C. Dillemuth
Broadway
St. Denis
Park Avenue
Field, Marshall & Co
Chicago, Ill
Co. L. Drain
Worth Street
Hunter
Utica
N. Y
C. A. Vencill
White Street
Syracuse Dry Goods Company
Syracuse
J. P. Rule
Leonard Street
Imperial
Marks, M. H., & Co
Cincinnati
H. Marks, Woolens
Brandeis
Omaha
Neb
H. H. Brandeis
Church Street
Bowers
J. N., Sons
Youngstown
W. D
Rossmore
Black & Grant Co
Zanesville
Grant
Sherald Square
F. Broughton
Troy
Wee Broughton
P. Mercus
Albert
Uhl
Wilkesbarre
Broadway Central
Kronthal
Lwrother
Chicago
L. Kronthal
L. Kronthal, Jr
Criterion Hotel
Marcus, A. L. & Co
Ill
Marcus
Hotel Imperial
Devery Refuses to Discuss Police Discipline Fallout
William S. Devery the Chief of Police declined to discuss a reported confrontation with Deputy Chief William W. McLaughlin or any relation to President York. He defended his stance as protecting private matters and department discipline, while insisting he would not deny or confirm the rumors. Captains Hardy and Acting Inspector Campbell denied involvement or knowledge of the alleged plan to raid Coney Island gamblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Devery
Police Department
William W. McLaughlin
Bernard J. York
McLaughlin
Coney Island
James Campbell
Samuel Hardy
New York
Harty
Willoughby Street
York
Chief Devery
Weather Outlook Shows Unsettled Conditions Across Regions
Local forecast calls for fair areas with northwest winds but persistent showers across the Middle and South Atlantic Coast and Mississippi Valley. Temperatures vary, with a warming trend expected tomorrow after cooler spells tonight, and winds shifting from southeast to northerly across coasts and inland zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic Coast
Northwestern States
North Plateau
North Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain Districts
Gulf and
South Atlantic States
Lake
Middle Pacific Coast
Ohio Valley
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
New England
Middle Atlantic
New Tigland
New York
Weather Bureau
TimMas
Leo
Seem
Printing House
Eeseeeees Tin Weather Bureau
Fire destroys Tiffin Bent Wood plant in Piperfin Ohio
A blaze at the Tiffin Bent Wood and Lumber Company plant in Piperfin Ohio destroyed the facility shortly after midnight. The loss is listed around 350000 with insurance totaling 86060. Separately Nantasket Massachusetts reports a beach reserve building, the Ocean View House, burning this afternoon with estimated loss of 50000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piperfin
Ohio
Tiffin Bent Wood and Lumber Company
Nantasket
Mass
Ocean View House
Eleven Die As Jackson Street Tenement Fire Rages
Tenement at 34 Jackson Street saw eleven dead after a fast moving blaze that killed eight children and two adults on the Cotter and Marius families. Patricks Byrnes died later as rescuers pulled survivors from the flames. Fire brigade and police crews guided several residents to safety through smoke filled halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
Gouverneur Hospital
Byrnes
Patrick
Cotter
William
Kate
Mary
Joseph
John
Marlon Louis
Marius
Louis
Elsie
Margaret
Albert
Frank
Anna
Nettie
Patrick Byrnes
Gouverneur
Theother
Preacher Charges Officer With Intoxication in Parade
The Rev. Arthur N. Thompson of Westminster Presbyterian testified before Police Commissioners that Officer Eldior appeared intoxicated while on duty at a Sunday school parade on June 7. He could only state the breath smelled of liquor, while others testified Vidot was sober and performed duties well. the board dismissed the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur N. Thompson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jersey City
Henry Eldior
Ellior
Frank O. Cole
Fir. H. Morrissey
George W. Laws
Vidot
Authoritative Statement on Importation of Champagne
The United States Health Reports endorses Moet and Chandon White Seal Champagne as superior in age vineyard size and worldwide sales. It cites strict chemical analyses showing purity and nutritive value, and notes medical professionals prefer it. The report warns against adulteration seen in other brands and grants official endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Food Products
United States Health Reports
Chary
New York
Washington
Bodies Feared Buried as Weidmann's Cooperage Ruins Burn
Workers at the Weidmann's Cooperage ruin on Wythe Avenue and North Eleventh Street in Williamsburg continued search efforts with 30 Brooklyn Building Department men at the scene. Officials say about 70 percent of the 110 to 125 workers were paid, while many may still be missing amid a strong odor of decomposition. Experts in scent-detection will aid the salvage, and additional payments are planned for those who did not receive wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Public Comfort
Bureau of Information
A. D. L. Hamilton
New York Life Building
Kansas City
Uccoming
Louis Marius
Marius
Delancey Street
Cotter
William Schmohl
East Fourteenth Street
Bellevue Hospital
James J. Keenan
Hudson Street
Calvary Cemetery
Weidmann
Wythe Avenue
North Eleventh Street
Williamsburg
Building Department of Brooklyn
Weidmanns
Widow identifies charred Cooperage foreman among fire victims
Mrs Emma Gude, after medical exam, identified one victim from the Weidmann Cooperage fire debris as her husband Caesar Gude, 37. The body was badly burned but a skull cavity from a past operation confirmed the match. Caesar Gude was the foreman machinist at the cooperage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Gude
Weidmann Cooperage
Explosion at Fulton Street printers causes blaze and losses
A five gallon benzine can exploded at Rothacker and Schweizer steam printers 110 Fulton Street corner Dutch Street yesterday at 11 30 am. The flash started the fire on the fourth floor with flames spreading to the floor until firemen contained it. The firm sustained about 8400 in damage and other tenants in the same building suffered 1500 in water damage to stock and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothacker & Schweizer
Fulton Street
Dutch Street
William Liddell
Phelan Luilliard Ball Company
Sylvester
Shipping and Mails Almanac This Day Item
A compact almanac entry noting sunrise at 4 25, sunset at 7 53, and moonrise at 10 10 with an undefined high water indicator for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Popular and Classic Books with Prices Listed
A catalog of books by Mary Johnston Booth Tarkington Ellen Glasgow Booth Tarkington P. L. Ford and others with prices from 9c to $2.74. Includes fiction novels travel guides nature books and reference titles by Tolstoi Zola Wharton and Blanchan among others.
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Mr. Hill
W. R. Hearst
Hardy
Northwest Winds
Gouverneur Hos
Pital
James J. Smith
Mary Jordan
Michael Jordan
Patrick Byrne
Nathaniel Stanton
Lawrence Kilrne
John Mulrooney
Mary Hartigan
William Cotter
George Schneider
Anton Eisel
Charles Speeht
Monroe Street
Specht
Eisel
James F. Knowles
Knowles
Peter Devlin
Delancey Street Station
Alfred A. Selleck
Madison Street Station
Smith's Saloon
Devlin
Selleck
Edward Mulhearne
Tey
Pat Byrnes
Miss Jordan
Reveny
George
Mamie McCaffrey
Preacher
Transpacific
Hawaii
China
Japan
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Australia
West Australia
Europe
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
Vancouver
Warrimoo
Doric
Fiji
Samoan Islands
Campania
Moana
van Cott
Hongkong
Shanghai
Yokohama
Honolulu
Alemania
Hamburg
Antwerp
Brooklyn City
Swansea
Caledonia
Dundee
Loostakken
Algiers
Murcia
St. Michael
Ollargan
Gibraltar
Mayon
Ontario
Hull
Algonquin
Jacksonville
el Monte
New Orleans
la Champagne
Havre
Orizaba
Havana
Rotterdam
Thingvalla
Copenhagen
Camateuse
Para
el Norte
Furnessia
Glasgow
Georgia
Liverpool
Menominee
London
Rio Grande
Brunswick
Servia
Trojan Prince
Athos
Port Simon
Barcelona
Bordeaux
Pauillac
Finance
Colon
Karamania
Lampasas
Westernland
Rio
Grosser Kurfurst
Bremen
Maracaibo
Curacoa
Werra
Racellea
Auguste Victoria
Kaempff
Southampton
Cherbourg
Ndses
American Line
Miramar
White
J. H. Winchester & Co
Bar
Eastry
Carr
Huelva
St. Michael's
Naylor & Co
Chester
Julfs
Amsterdam
C. H. Randebrock
Saratoga
Johnson
Guantanamo
James E. Ward & Co
City of Birmingham
Berg
Savannah
Ocean Steamship Co
Philadelphia Chambers
Puerto Cabello, &c
Mdse
Boulton, Elise & Dallett
Scottish Prince
Ord
Vera Cruz
J. C. Seager Co
Catania
McDonald
Mobile
Hollander Steamship Co
Patricia
Leithauser
Hamburg, &c
Hamburg-American Line
Jefferson
Dole
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion Steamship Co
Pretoria
McKenzie
Bermuda
A. E. Outerbridge & Co
The
Nueces
Young
Co. H. Mallory & Co
Sandy Hook
N. J
Pernambuco
Chattahoochee
St. John
N. B
Morven
Baltimore
Ydun
Progreso
Iroquois
Charleston
Cable
Hogemann
Naples
Genoa
Bridges
Marseilles
la Bretagne
Alix
St. Regulus
McMullen
En &E
Suez Toay
State of Nebraska
Perry
Minneapolis
Layland
Dover
Oranje Nassau
Vinckers
West Indies
Ponta Ferraria
Wells City
Bristol
Brow Head
Chicago City
Lewis
Sid
Mills
Trieste
Norge
Knudsen
Nubia
Borden
Stettin
Columbian
Masters
Cufie
Caven
Camrose
Seawood
Seilly
Catalina
Munarriz
Cadiz
Sagres
Kaiser Friedrich
Bauer
Plymouth
Fuerst Bismarck
Barends
Shipping and Foreign Mails
A.M. S. Hook. SieTiGov
Isi'd
M. S. Hook
lziGov
Adirondack
Inagua
Haiti
Fortune Island
Alene
Asti
la Plata
British Empire
Turk’s Island
Wee
Comas
Curityba
Matanzas
Tool Ems
Neples
Ethiopia
Manitou
Newcastle
Mexico
McPherson
Manzanillo
Palatia
Kaiserin Maria Theresia
City of Washington
Navana
Neustria
Southwark
Sete
Teutonic
Mary Johnston
Prisoners of Hope
Monsieur Beaucaire
Booth Tarkington
Voice of the People
Ellen Glasgow
Indiana
Janice Meredith
P. L. Ford
Egerton
Mary Cholmondeley
Heart’s Highway
Mary Wilkins
Acre Hill
J. K. Bangs
Farringdons
Powler
Jerome K. Jerome
Zola
Blanche Willis Howard
Count Tolstoi
Mrs. Steel
North
Gertrude Atherton
Chambers
Edith Wharton
Man
Hadleyburg
Mark Twain
Carey
Fenwick
Dutton Payne
Lilian Whiting
Tome of the Sword Hand
S. R. Crockett
Philippines
King
Sophia
Stanley Weyman
Princess Sophia
Benson
Hilda Wade
Grant Allen
Thompson
Isles of the Wind
Paget
Keeler
Nature
Ingersoll
Nellie Blanchan
Bird Homes
Dugmore
Nestjé Blanchan
Holland
Beloo Arclotac
Wyvverly Wauy
John Forsythe
Steinway Pianos
Steinway & Sons
East 14Th Street
Union Square
Salant
MLB
Kirk
Jacamnec
H. B. Kirk & GO
N.Y
Kone
Landt Rmnidy
Rg. J. & W. Williams
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