Molineux retrial bid argued in Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals hears final pleas from Roland Molineux and supporters seeking a new trial in the Adams poisoning case. Milburn denounces the trial as unfair citing Recorder Goff and Osborne bias while Hill defends the prosecution and asserts the evidence proves guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine J. Adams
Court of Appeals
John G. Milburn
Molineux
David B. Hill
Goff
Osborne
Bartow S. Weeks
Recorder
Mary Melando
Nicholas Heckman
Hill
Recorder Golf
Adams
Barnet
Mr. Hill
Cornish
Marsden
Marsden Blank
Harpster
Burns Medical Company
Harry Cornish
Knickerbocker Club
Bird S. Coler
New York
Milburn
Kinsley
Corder Goff
Weeks
Heckman
Miss Miller
Newark
H. C. Barnet
Craig-y-Nos Castle Fails To Sell At Auction
At London auction this afternoon Craig-y-Nos Castle owned by Mme Adelina Patti went unsold after a dramatic bid of 50 000 with a later sale in the room reopening at 20 000. The reserve was 50 000 and eventual bidding stalled at 45 000. Patti notes climate and Sweden as reasons for selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Patti
London
Craig-y-Nos Castle
Wales
Mme
Adelina Patti
Rolf Cederstrom
the Mart
Baron Cederstrémes
George Lewis
Lumley
Craig-y-Nos
Brecknockshire
Patti
Henry Irving
Sweden
Czarina Delivers Fourth Daughter Anastasia Named
St Petersburg reports the birth of a daughter to Emperor Nicholas and the Czarina, Anastasia, the fourth girl for the couple. Russia waves rumors of a possible abdication due to lack of a male heir. The elder girls are Grand Duchess Olga born 1895, Tatiana born 1897, and Marie born 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Anastasia
Nicholas
Russia
Olga
Tatiana
Marie
Mrs McKinley Convalesces at White House Doctors Say
Washington June 18 doctors Johnston and Rixey report Mrs McKinley is out of danger and convalescing after a blood infection has subsided. Johnston cautions possible relapse due to weakness while Rixey notes steady improvement and daily activity. President and officials visited. Mrs McKinley sat up briefly and received friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General John B. Turchin Dying at Anna Hospital
News from Nashville Illinois reports Brigadier General John Basil Turchin of the Civil War is dying at the Anna Hospital for the Insane. He had been failing in mind and health, and was moved to Anna about two months ago to seek treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Ill
John Basil Turchin
Anna
Turchin
Anna Hospital
Weather forecast and temperature readings from New York Times
Fair and warmer today with southerly winds east of the Mississippi and rising Atlantic coast temperatures. Showers expected in the Middle Mississippi Valley Southwest and Rocky Mountain districts. Light to fresh southwesterly winds in the lake region and variable winds along the Atlantic coast. Records show a 68 to 80 degree range with a 30.04 inch barometer at 8 AM and 29.95 at 8 PM yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain Districts
Atlantic Coast
Lake Region
Gulf of Mexico
Grand Banks
NEW York Times
Weather Bureau
Times
Bal Win
Nate Ly
Aseathe
the Times
Printing House Square
Mass killings reported in Quelpart island mission turmoil
Japanese Consul at Mokpho Korea states native converts provoked locals leading to the massacre of 500 converts on Quelpart island at the mouth of the Yellow Sea. Foreign cruisers remain off Quelpart as tensions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Mok-pho
Korea
Quelpart
Yellow Sea
Cabinet debates China settlement deducting missionary payments
In Washington on June 18 the cabinet discussed settling the United States claim of 25 million dollars with China. Secretary Hay proposed subtracting amounts voluntarily paid to American missionaries by Chinese provinces from the total. The cabinet favored the idea but took no formal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hay
United States
Chinese Rising Threat in Pe chi Li Province
Shanghai dispatch reports military graduate Tien Lo Liang rallying Boxers and disbanded troops to resist war indemnity taxes. He has united inhabitants of walled villages in southwestern Pe chi Li to oppose tax collection and claims several imperial defeats. The unrest may spread toward Shan Tung province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shanghai
The
Standard
Tien-Lo-Liang
Pechi-Li
Shan-Tung Province
French Designs in Yunnan Rail Link Under Secret Pact
A Paris dispatch to the Daily Mail claims a secret China accord lets France shield the Tonquin to Yunnan railway with French troops as Russia guards Manchuria. The policy reportedly stems from M Debar’s St. Petersburg visit. The plan includes extending the line past Yunnan-Foo toward upper Yangtse-Kiang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Mail
Paris
China
France
Tonquin
Yun-Nan
Russia
Manchuria
St. Petersburg
M. Delar
Yun-Nan-Foo
Yang-tse-Kiang
Emperors Orders to Deploy Naval Squadron for Waldersee Honor
Berlin June 18 Emperor William orders Prince Henry of Prussia to lead a squadron to Cadiz to meet the German ships returning from China. Vessels will sail from Kiel in early July and after North Sea maneuvers join the convoy carrying Field Marshal von Waldersee. The move is described as an unusual honor with no political significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Emperor William
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Cadiz
China
Prince Henry
Kiel
North Sea
Field Marshal von Waldersee
Count von Waldersee
William
Countess von Waldersee
Tea Trade Surges From Fu Chow Amid Boxer Fears
American merchants bought more tea at Fu Chow last year than ever before as fears of the Boxer movement raised demand. Consul Gracey notes the trade drop in China was milder than expected, with tea imports to the US up while European imports fell. In Peking, foreign ministers refuse to allow 3000 Chinese soldiers to enter now, delaying until late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fu-Chow
America
Gracey
China
United States
Peking
Legation
Forbidden City
Botha Repudiates Kruger Ruling Amid Peace Talks
London reporting that Ixringer refused to concede Kruger's authority, prompting Botha and his commandants to repudiate Kruger's authority. Next week a new consult between Botha's envoy and Seek Kitchener is planned. In Berlin, Emperor William praised the Latin motto as guidance for himself during hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Sun
Ixringer
Botha
Kruger
Kitchener
Kennedy Named Rector of American College in Rome
The Pope has ratified the appointment of Rev. Dr. Thomas F. Kennedy of Philadelphia as Rector of the American College, succeeding Mer. OConnell who was named Bishop of Portland, Maine. The recommendation came from the Congregation of the Propaganda on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Kennedy
Rome
Thomas F. Kennedy
Philadelphia
The
American College
Mer. O’connell
Portland
Kennedy
Congregation of the Propaganda
Hotels List With Diplomatic Guests Around Washington
A detailed roll of guests staying at major hotels shows diplomats and officials visiting Washington. Notables include J. Ogden Hoffman and First Secretary A. Bermudez at Waldorf Astoria, Count de Chateauneuf and M. C. Myer at Cambridge, and H. Stuart Derby plus C. B. Smith at Imperial. Other entries name travelers at Manhattan, Savoy, Plaza, and Fifth Avenue houses, with attendants from Chicago, London, and Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
J. Ogden Hoffman
Philadelphia
Don Alejandro Bermudez
Washington
A. T. Loudon
Birmingham
Ala
Cambridge
Count de Chateauneuf
M. C. Myer
Hamburg
Holland
M. Cudahy
Chicago
Nathaniel Holmes
Pittsburg
D. T. Huston
J. M. Mackay
Murray Hill
Allen T. Prentice
Seattle
F. C. Pingree
Pingree
Detroit
C. B. Lyman
Denver
R. BE. Lowe
Montgomery
GRAND
W. B. Simonds
United States Army
T. W. Hall
Binghamton
Col
J. M. Jewell
W. J. Arnold
Gilsey
R. D. Robertson
Victoria
W. N. Cott
Columbus
Ohio
Col. H. C. Finck
Pittston
Penn
Adrian Martinez
Guatemala
T. E. Clark
Scranton
M. B. Staley
South Bend
Ind
R. S. Norton
Portland
Hoffman
C. I. de Sola
Montreal
R. E. Pattison
Pennsylvania
Shelby T. Harbison
Lexington
Arrival of Buyers In Boston And Philadelphia Firms
A long list details buyers and agents from numerous firms visiting New York venues. It names Gross & Strauss Boston, Horne Joseph Co Pittsburg, Williams & McAnulty Scranton, Gross & Gross Worcester, Whitney & Co Albany, Shortenberg & Robinson Pawtucket, Brager Baltimore, Cohen & Co Baltimore, McCarthy & Sons Syracuse, Winsor Providence, Ely & Walker St Louis, Jungk Louisville, Sibley Lindsay Carr Rochester, Kaufman Strauss Louisville, Dowell & Helm Baltimore, and many more with agents and goods including dry goods cloaks laces hosiery millinery and more at Herald Square Hotel Times Square and related locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gross & Strauss Company
Boston
Mass
B. Strauss
East Tenth Street
Scranton
Penn
J. D. Williams
Navarre
Gross & Gross
Worcester
A. J. Gross
Normandie
Whitney, W. M., & Co
Albany
N. Y
J. E. Forest, Jr
Broadway
Herald Square
Shortenberg & Robinson
Pawtucket
R. J
J. Shortenberg
Franklin Street
Brager
A. A
Baltimore
Leonard Street
Winsor
C.A
Providence
R. I
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
A. Jungk
Church Street
White, Wells & Wilkins
A. B. Wells
Worth Street
Albert
Molley, E., Company
New Haven
A. M. Smith
Cadillac
Strauss Brothers & Co
Strauss
Sibley, Lindsay & Carr
Rochester
Y. M. Pratt
Broome Street
Kaufman, Strauss & Co
Louisville
A. Strauss
M. J. Fox
Everett House
Almy
Chicago
Ill
C. F. Bullard
Pomeroy & Stewart
Reading
M. Kelly
Walker Street
Pudan
F. M., Company
Springfield
F. M. Pudan
F. K. Warriner
Murray Hill Hotel
Yesterday's Fires Report From Night to Day
The record lists incidents from 1 20 A M to 1 20 P M with multiple addresses and damages. Names include Barney Gellan Otto Schlohn Robert Greeion Abraham Tevora I Gotlieb John Genshitz Frank Remuth and the Consolidated Gas Company. Several entries note damages ranging from 1 to 200 dollars and two cases report no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Street
Barney Gellanan
Tenth Avenue
Otto Schlohn
Thirty-first Street
Robert Greeion
Monroe Street
Abraham Tevoro
One Hundred
Centieth Street
East Second Street
I. Gotlieb
First Avenue
John Gens-hitz
Columbus Avenue
Frank Remuth
East One Hundred and Tenth Street
Consolidated Gas Company
One Hundred and Thirty-sixth Street
Fire destroys block in Greenville
Early today a bakery fire in Greenville South Carolina destroyed most of a business block and threatened the entire area. The loss is estimated at 50000 with 30000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
S. C
Shipping and Mails Notice of Ocean Arrivals and Closings
A detailed 1901 shipping and mail notice lists sun data, high water, outgoing steamships for June 19 to 21, supplemental mails, transpacific routes, inland connections, and arrivals at New York Bar. It records vessel sail times, close times for mails to Cuba, Mexico, Newfoundland, Havre, and Europe, plus updated buoy positions and lighthouse notices for Bird Key Beacon No. 9 Florida and harbor anchors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Isl
Comal
Galveston
Hamilton
Norfolk
Liguria
Naples
Mt. Vernon
Inagua
Haiti
Vins Willem V
Monterey
Cuba
Mex- Southwark
Antwerp
Oceanic
Liverpool
Trinidad
Venezuela
Sardinian
Glasgow
Ico
Havana
ProgreSo
St. Paul
Southampton
Antilla
Nassau
Auguste Victoria
Ham- Due
Seees
Britannia
Seseeses Whawe
Coleridge
Brazil
Argentina
Grosser Kurfverst
Bremen
Oaneeeesees
L' Aquitaine
Havre
Saratoga
Guantanamo
Santiago
Colorado
Brunswick
Iroquois
Charleston
Jacksonville
Matanzas
Mexico
Tampico
Newfoundland
North Sydney
Michaelon
Boston
Port Tampa
Fla
Miami
Mexico City
Costa Rica
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Guatemala
New Orleans
Transpacific
China
Japan
Tacoma
Elcese
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
San Francisco
Australia
West Australia
Europe
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
Vancouver
Miowera
Seattle
Victoria
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Zealandia
Fiji
Samoa
Lucania
New York
Siierra
Third Lighthouse District
Upper Anchorage
Bay Ridge
Red Hook
New York Upper Bay
New York Harbor
Upper Bay
Governors Island Post Light
Robbins Reef
Statue of Liberty
Upper Middle Anchorage
Gowanus Bay
Lower Middle Anchorage
Fort Tompkins Licht
South Point
Fort Tompkins
S. Pv
Erie Basin
Bird Key
NO. 9
Florida
Lighthouse Board
Bird Bay
Terraceia Bay
Atlantic and
Gulf Coasts
Severth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Milburn
Czar
Yunnan
von Waldersee
Prince Henry of Prussia
Krueger
Kaiser
Maria Lanch
Shipping and Foreign Mails
Comanche
Devon
Gymeric
Gibraltar
Hohenzollern
Indralema
Massapequa
Pauillac
Mesaba
Teutonic
British Prince
el Cid
Gorden Castle
Greenock
Kentucky
Copenhagen
Plymouth
Columbia
Cherbourg
Koln
Adminster
Armenia
Buffon
Barbados
Canadian
City of Rome
el Rio
la Bretagne
Lady Armstrong
Stetting
Patria
Xenia
Engelbart
Ndse
Oelrichs & Co
Bar
Waccamaw
Fickett
Georgetown
Export Lumber Co
Atlantic Coast Steamship Co
Porto Rico
Harvey
Defiance
Ford
W. P. Clyde & Co
Troy
Morro Castl Downs
James E. Ward & Co
Pocasset
Owen
Venice, &c
Phelps Bros. & Co
Oneida
Chichester
Wilmington
N. C
Ethiopia
Lumsdane
Moville
Henderson Bros
Lampasas
Barstow
Key West
Mdse
Co. H. Mallory & Co
Taff
Canrobert
Banes
United Fruit Co
Finance
Sukeforth
Colon
Panama Railroad Steamship Co
Werra
Urban, Genoa, &c
Mdge
Lassell
O’brien
Kingston, &c
Mdise
J. E. Kerr & Co
Boaz
Newport News
Old Dominion Steamship Co
el Dorado
Jacobs
J. T. van Sickle
Forest Brook
Hunter
Newcastle
Eng
H. Vogemann
Fire Island
Sandy Hook
N. J
East
Iight Breeze
Clear
St. John
N. B
Alliance
Nubia
Stettin
Norfolk, &c
Charleston, &c
el Paso
Kansas City
Savannah
Cromarty
Valparaiso
Goldsboro
Tallahassee
Cable
Pretoria
Kerlowa
Boulogne
Jony
Deutschland
Albers
Scilly
Chambers
Guayra
Turret Crown
Hayton
Arr
King’s Lynn
Wards
Marseilles
Anchoria
Wadsworth
Fraser
Bermuda
Patricia
Froelich
Hillgren
Pulford
Hongkong
Charing Cross
Mills
Gothenburg
Helmstead
Butt
Lewis
St. Michael's
Castano
Penwill
St. Vincent
C. V
Adelaide
Melbourne
Trojan Prnce
Thorkildson
Sid
Port Natal
Panama
Cruet
Bordeaux
Georgia
Ger
Brambeer
Genoa
Buenos Ayres
Span
Amezaga
Holbein
Tanner
Rio Janeiro
Santos
Wordsworth
Belg
Graham
Siid
Hurst Castle
6Th Ave
Sixth Ave
Carlsbad
9Th Street
Brooklyn
Arns Brooklyn
Colest
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