Plea for New Trial in Molineux Case Before Court of Appeals
Buffalo June 17. The Court of Appeals heard the first argument for a new trial for Roland B. Molineux the New York clubman and chemist sentenced to death for poisoning Mrs. Katherine J. Adams in 1898. Milburn for the defense assailed lower court rulings on Barnet evidence and urged two accomplices in the related crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Court of Appeals
Roland B. Molineux
New York
Katherine J. Adams
Harry Cornish
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Parker
Vann
Bartlett
Gray
O’brien
Haight
Werner
Bartow St. Weeks
Molineux
Gen. Molineux
David N. Carvalho
Henry C. Barnet
Mr. Milburn
Senator Hill
Barnet
Mrs. Adams
Newark
Cornish
Blanche Chesebrough
Koch
Adams
Rogers
John F.eae
E. Yocum
Harthegen & Co
Milburn
Recorder
Judge O'Brien
George H Phillips at Holland House amid uncommercial conduct charges
George H. Phillips, famed as the Big Little Man of the Chicago corn pit, is staying at the Holland House amid reports he left Chicago with an uncommercial conduct charge over not naming all corn traders and handling 13.5 million bushels in the bull pool. He notes he left for rest and plans to stay about a week as checks totaling near a million dollars have been sent to pool members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Phillips
Chicago Board of Trade
Holland House
Chicago
New York
Board of Trade Directors
Bull Pool
Inman
van Fleet Grain Company
Phillips
Leay Pleeer
Aach
Morris
Ill
Mr. Phillips
Phillips Company
Moment Put On Trial Again by Brooklyn Presbytery
The Brooklyn Presbytery in Central Presbyterian Church Jefferson and Marcy placed Rev. Dr. Fred H Moment on trial on new charges including untruthfulness and contumacy. He pleaded not guilty and objected to presbytery jurisdiction. trial set for June 24 with witnesses listed and motives debated by clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Presbytery
Brooklyn
Central Presbyterian Church
Jefferson and Marcy Avenues
Fred H. Moment
Immanuel Church
Joseph G. Williamson, Jr
John B. Donovan
Ira Goddard
Wilson
Arlington Avenue Presbyterian Church
Moment
Presbytery
Broolyn
J. D. Burrell
John R. Dawson
Moment Next
Alfred H. Moment
John R.dawson
David Gregg
Book of Discipline
the United States
State of
New York
Judicial Commission
N. W. Wells
Labor Leaders Probe Theft of Employers' Liability Bill
Denver labor leaders convene to investigate the possible theft from official records of Colorado's Employers' Liability bill. If the law is invalidated by loss of the record, the issue could spark a large effort by organized labor to locate and convict those responsible, with significant political and wage-earner impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Senate
Coates
Secretary of State
Colorado
Friends of Labor
State Federation of Labor
Garman
Charges Against Martin in Forgery Case
Ed ward H. Martin former U S Army lieutenant faced forgery charges in Jefferson Market Police Court for cashing worthless checks at Gorham Manufacturing Co for 74.86 on May 24 and 82.68 drawn on First National Bank of Chicago on May 1. Witnesses from Warnock Uniform, Brandes Liquor, and others identified him as the swindler using fake names. Magistrate Brann remanded him until Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Martin
United States Army
Jefferson Market
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Smith, Gray & Co
W. F. Newman
First National Bank of Chicago
Warnock Uniform Company
West Thirty-first Street
Martin
Joseph F. Janda
Eighth Infantry
Brandes Liquor Company
Lexington Avenue
Brann
New daily limited service to Colorado on Great Rock Island Route
Colorado announces a new daily limited service starting June 1 with a Chicago to Colorado run. The line promotes best connections and convenient hours reaching Denver Colorado Springs and Manitou, advertising cheap summer excursions to Colorado and Utah with low rates on selected days. Write A. H. Morret at 401 Broadway New York for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Rock Island
Chicago
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Utah
A. H. Morret
Broadway
New York
Adv
Philadelphia man arrested in embezzlement case
William C. Walker of Germantown was arrested at Fifty sixth Street and Sixth Avenue by Deputy Sheriff Nathaniel Metzger on an order of arrest in a civil case filed by the American Surety Company for the fraudulent conversion of 6369.28. Walker, former assistant treasurer and secretary of United Security Life, pleaded guilty in Philadelphia in 1898 and served six months after a short sentence and pardon. He faces renewed action in Ludlow Street Jail with bonds, unable to leave the jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Walker
High Street
Germantown
Penn
Fifty-sixth Street
Sixth Avenue
Nathaniel Metzger
Ludlow Street
American Surety Company
Walker
United Security Life Insurance and Trust Company
Philadelphia
United Security, Life Insurance and Trust Company
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company
Supreme Court
Jalker
Pabst Hotel Portico Dispute Drags Through Court
The city law department suit to remove the Pabst Hotel portico on Forty second Street was postponed by Justice Truax to the first Monday in October after last minute change of counsel for the defendants. Attorneys clashed over delay tactics as the case, tied to public domain encroachment, continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thorley
James B. Regan
Law Department
Pabst
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Supreme Court
Charles Blandy
Charles A. O'Neill
Justice Truax
C. L. Thiele
Regan
Thomas F. Gilroy, Jr
Wensley & Gilroy
Gilroy
C. L. Ele
Hays & Hershfield
Truax
Porticoly
Messrs
Thorley and
Albany
Justice McAdam
Citizens' Union endorses Morgan J. O'Brien resolution
The Citizens’ Union Committee of One Hundred endorses urging a conference to renominate judges of integrity and impartiality, signaling independent action in judicial nominations amid anti-Tammany tensions. The move, led by John W. Weed and R. Fulton Cutting, aims at a union ticket acceptable to all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Union
John W. Weed
Committee of One Hundred
Morgan J. O'Brien
Union Square
Tammany
O’brien
Lawrence
Blanchard
Clarke
Messrs
Citizens’ Union Committee
Committee of Twelve
R. Fulton Cutting
One Hundred
Copper litigation unsettled as Delaware Surety funds cited
F Augustus Heinze denies settlement talks in copper litigation. Delaware Surety Company deposited $350000 in cash at Butte yesterday in connection with the suits. Amalgamated stock jumped on expectations of a New Jersey injunction decision today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Augustus Heinze
Montana Ore Purchasing
Delaware Surety Company
Butte
Mon
Amalgamated
New Jersey
Ex convict Natale seeks revenge with boiling water attack
Frank Natale a laborer at 513 East Seventieth Street was arrested after being released from prison for six months to attack Barbara Zahnamen sky with boiling water. He rushed to her kitchen and dumped hot water on her face and arms shouting you would send me to jail. A police officer arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Natale
East Seventieth Street
Barbara Zahamenensky
Natale
Zahnmenensky
Yestelley
Zahamenensky
Natalo
No true bills in Hubbell and Leader libel case
The Grand Jury reported no true bills against Augustus Hubbell and The Cleveland Leader Publishing Company officials on libel charges. Arrests followed warrants sworn by Tom L. Johnson after an affidavit by Hubbell published in The Leader during the mayoral campaign alleging unlawful use of funds in the canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Grand Jury Today
Augustus Hubbell
Cleveland Leader Publishing Company
Hubbell
Leader
Johnson
Son of New York Merchant Drowns on Rockland Lake
Henry Bermeister, twenty, of Jersey City Heights and son of a New York wholesale egg merchant, drowned last evening on Rockland Lake while rowing with a companion. The body was recovered and brought to Jersey City today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nyack
N. Y
Henry Bermeister
Jersey City Heights
Rockland Lake
Jersey City
Bermeister
Weather Forecast and Temperature Summary
The weather section reports showers and variable winds across coastal regions with southeast to south shifts, and fresh northwesterly winds over the lower and upper lakes. Ships heading to Europe face east to south winds, showers, and fog toward Grand Banks. Temperatures ranged from 56 to 77 degrees, with humidity 87 percent morning and 35 percent evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Atlantic
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banks
NEW York Times
Weather Bureau
TIMES
Cnet
the Times
Printing House Square
Labor League Calls for Direct Hiring and Public Utilities
The Trades Union Political League executive committee based at Breevport Hall demands direct city labor hiring without contractors and public ownership of utilities. It pledges to elect a mayor aligned with labor objectives and states it will not affiliate with any existing party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades Union Political League
Breevport Hall
Fifty-fourth Street
Third Avenue
Fe Ot Friends of Labor
Honest Governent
Notable Guests at Major Hotels Listed by Name and Origin
A roundup of distinguished visitors and staff at top hotels includes Senator John C Spooner from Wisconsin, General Nelson Miles, Colonel L Victor Baughman of Frederick Maryland, Judge H B Priest of St Louis, Lord Dunmore of Scotland, and other officials and diplomats such as S Hatha and B Wyeda of the Japanese Embassy, Gen J M Schofield, Capt George L Goodale, Lieut J H Hetherington, and Capt S H Gilmour. The list also mentions Dr H G Shepard of Rochester, Sir Gilbert Carter, Algernon Sartoris, Judge Alfred Hand, ex Senator George W McBride, E H Conger, E L Conger, Dr George Fales Baker, Noah Myers, Manuel de Azpiroz, and Baroness de Pallandt among others at various hotels including Waldorf Astoria, Holland, Normandie, Manhattan, Grand, Victoria, Fifth Avenue, Albermarles, and Savoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
L. Victor Baughman
Frederick
H. 8
Priest
St. Louis
Holland
Lord Dunmore
Scotland
Normandie
S. Hatha
B. Wyeda
Washington
Manhattan
J. M. Schofield
Grand
George L. Goodale
J. H. Hetherington
United States Navy
S. H. Gilmour
Victoria
H G. Shepard
Rochester
Fifth Avenue
Gilbert Carter
Nassau
N. P
Algernon Sartoris
Alfred Hand
Scranton
George W. McBride
Oregon
E. H. Conger
Des Moines
Iowa
E. L. Conger
Pasadena
Cal
Albemarles
George Fales Baker
Philadelphia
Noah Myers
Springfield
U. Savoy
Manuel de Azpiroz
Baroness de Pallandt
London
Arrival of Buyers from National Dry Goods Firms
A compiled list shows Kaufman Brothers and Dey Brothers & Co among numerous wholesalers visiting New York hotels to acquire cloaks, dress goods, linens, hosiery, and related items. Names, firms, and hotel connections include J. Baer Pittsburg. 648 Broadway. Herald Square Hotel. B. F. Walsh. 66 Grand Street. Hotel Imperial. and many others across cities like Rochester Syracuse Memphis Baltimore Chicago St. Louis Omaha Providence and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufman Brothers
Pittsburg
Penn
J. Baer
Boys’ Clothing
Broadway
Herald Square
Dey Brothers & Co
Syracuse
J. A. Russell
B. F. Walsh
Grand Street
Byrne & Hammer Dry Goods Company
Omaha
Neb
C. Byrne
Leonard Street
Cadillac
Burke, FitzSimon Ys
Hone & Co
Rochester
N. C
A. K. Hone
Victoria
Woodward & Lothrop
Washington, D. C
J. C. Nourse
Nations
Holland House
White, R. H., & Co
Boston
Mass
A. I. Jalpat
Broome Street
Imperial
Loewenstein
B., & Brother
Memphis
Tenn
Mr. Kilpatrick
Lisner
Miss E. Meyenberg
Hotel Imperial
F. E. Mandel
Dry Goods Company
N. Y
W. A. Hunter
J.P. Rule
Hoffman House
Hamburger Brothers & Co
Baltimore
White Street
Howe & Stetson
New Haven
Metz, H., & Co
Nashville
Chicago
Ill
W. H. Stafford
J. B. Mortimer
Albert
Manix
Church Street
Harlington
Barr
William
St. Louis
I. Solomon
Illac
Barnard-Sumner-Putnam Company
Woarnard-Sumner-Caldwell
Cloghe and Suite
Franklin Street
Rossmore
Smith & Murray
Springfield
Uandaleael
Murray el
Acid-throwing case widens as police body fails to arrest
Mysterious acid attack on Miss Charlotte Cokie of 67 St Nicholas Avenue remains unsolved as investigators report pivotal clues collapsed. Neighbors report Ditchett family relocation after the incident while elevator conductor Kinkle’s claimed alibi sits under scrutiny and Halma the Swedish girl faces questions over the acid purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Cokie
St. Nicholas Apartments
St. Nicholas Avenue
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
W. S. Ditchett
Colle
Ditchett
Kinkle
Halma
Fire damages two city blocks on June 17
In Boston the Leatherbee Company's Albany Street lumber yards suffered about 80000 in losses from a fire, with insurance covering the amount. In Syracuse a five story brick block at 424 434 East Jefferson Street owned by Alderman George Freeman was gutted, destroying the Varney Manufacturing art store, Freeman clothing factory, several lodge rooms and an assembly hall, with losses estimated up to 40000 plus more in contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
C Leatherbee Company
Albany Street
Syracuse
N. Y
East
Jefferson Street
George Freeman
A. L. Varney Manufacturing Company
Yesterday's Fires Reported Across City After Midnight
Summary of overnight blazes from Sunday to Monday noting addresses such as 24 Rutgers Street, 235 Delancey Street, 35 Amsterdam Avenue, and 400 East Ninth Street. Fire damage ranged from slight to hundreds of dollars, with owners and tenants including John Anger, E Hoff man, Isaac Klein, George Maray, Toese, and Harry Strass eater variously listed. Several incidents mention unknown owners and modest property losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutgers Street
John Anger
Spuyten Duyvil Road
Delancey Street
E. Hoffman
Third Avenue
Isaac Klien
Amsterdam Avenue
George Maray
East
Ninth Street
Toese
Suffolk Street
Harry Strasseater
Greenwich Street
J.- E. McConnell
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R. B. Molineux
Goff
Knickerbocker
Blanche’ Cheeseborough
Gofferred
Young Board of Trade
Monty
A. H. Moment
Book OF Discipline’s
Dr. Moment
Frimanuel Church
Colorado Labor
Pabst Hotel
City
Morgan
J. O’brien
the Wilson Distilling CO
Baltimore, Md
The
Standard
Oxford For Women
Oxford
Alfred J. Cammeyer
6Th Ave
Cor
20Th St
Richelieu
Labor IN Politics
James Crow
Kentucky
Paris
H. B. Kirk & CO
Straus
Panamas
Peru
the New York Times
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