Galveston Launch Halted by Richmond Court Injunction
In Richmond Virginia Judge Grinhan granted an injunction restraining Lieuts Theiss and Grosdeck from launching the Galveston under construction at the Trigg yards. Creditors seek to protect their interests as the cruiser awaits completion at Norfolk, with government officials signaling readiness to enforce federal rights if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Grin- Han
Richmond ‘Chancery ] Court
Theiss and Grosdeck
United States Navy
Galveston
Trigg
S. H. Hawes & Co
Trigg Company
Litburn
T. Myers
Dridge Lieengard
Ihes
Grosdeck
Navy Department
Norfolk
Washington
Moody
Richmond Gourt
Rom
Knox
Bowles
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Navy
Joss
Iterfere
Clamants
Tiggs Company
Theiss
Bea Jeo
Ella Sealey
Texas
Bionday
Charles Train
Doc
Trigg ‘Company
Junder
War Department
Treasury Department
Norfolk Navy v.Weird
Jer
Department
Governor Odell At State Camp In Summer Rain
Special to The New York Times from Peekskill reports Governor Odell overseeing the Sixth Day of camp as rain continues. The Twenty-second Regiment of Engineers faces delays and two minor accidents test the troops’ morale during tented life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Thomas A. Smith
W.S. Terriberry
New York City
Odell
Roa Hook
Gen. Roe
Major Holland
Roe
Gertlandt
Roa Lock
New York
Harrison
K. Bird
Nelson H. Henry
Ames KE. MacIntyre
John J. Byrne
Richard H. Laimbeer
W. Deland Thomppote
Augustus S. Chateld
James
Alexander Bell
Frank E. Goodale
Peekskill
Twenty-second Regiment of Engineers
Index to Departments and Topics by Section
An index listing sections such as Commercial World Amusements Arrivals at Hostels and Out-of-Town Buyers Business Troubles Court Calendars Insurance Notes Legal Notes Fires Crosses by Fire Marine Intelligence Foreign Mails Weather and Society United Service Real Estate Yesterday's Fires with respective page numbers noted for reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prge
Ee Jrosses
Marine ‘Intelligence
United Service
Canadian MP Attacks United States in Ottawa Speech
Seymour Gourley M. P. Colchester Nova Scotia condemned US power while praising rail subsidies and national growth. He said he would prefer Algiers tyranny to U S tyranny and urged Grand Trunk to tear up its Portland terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Solon
Algiers
The
United States
New York Times
Ottawa
Ontario
Seymour Gourley
Colchester
United Stats
Candal
Gourley
Grand Trunk
Portland
Mosquitos Halt Louisiana Oyster Reef Survey Plan
J B Baylor of the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey abandoned his Louisiana reef survey aboard the Majestic due to relentless mosquitos and deer flies. The Oyster Commission will releasethe schooner and resume in September when pests subside, continuing mapping of oyster reefs begun in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Orleans
Louisiana
J.B. Pavior
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Oyster Commission
Majestic
Baylor
Washington
Virginia
Sub-Treasury Gains Clearing House Privileges in Chicago
Chicago details the Sub Treasury admission to Clearing House privileges for three months. The Sub Treasury will not gain membership or a voice in management but shares expenses and uses stamped value for balances. Secretary Shaw will be notified to approve and arrange transfers as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Sub-Treasury
Clearing House
Clearing House Committee
Shaw
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Chicago Bank Branches Out In Major Consolidation
At a special meeting June 18, stockholders of Western State Bank voted to double capital from $500,000 to $1,000,000 and to consolidate with Western Trust and Savings Bank on July 1. The combined entity will have a charter and authorized capital of $1,000,000 and add trust and bond business. New stock is issued at 110 with $10 down and $100 due by June 30. record holders can subscribe until June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Western State Bank
Western Trust and Savings Bank
Texas Midland Sold to Rock Island Frisco Interests
It is reported that the Rock Island Frisco interests have purchased the Texas Midland Railroad running from Paris to Ennis. The line is to be extended south from Ennis to Waco and connect with the San Antonio and Aransas Pass at Waco as part of the Rock Island Frisco system. The Texas Midland is owned by Hettie Green with her son E. Hest as general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Austin
Texas
Rock Island-Frisco
Texas Midland Railroad
Paris
Ennis
St. Louis
Frisco
Waco
San Amo
Aransas Pass
Wensteott Express Advertisement for Carriage and Baggage
Local ad promotes Wensteott Express offering company furnished carriage and baggage transfer from residence to destination. Provides telephone contact 2966 38th for service inquiries and urges readers to get the habit of using the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wensteott Express
Commissioner's Talk on Police Reform and Wet Sunday Policy
Commissioner Greene addresses the Order of Acorns on police reforms. He recounts dismantling the wardmen system, probes record tampering, and promises dismissal for proven graft while restoring innocent officers. He notes police duties, costs, and that liquor enforcement should follow law, not politics.
Cranberry Lake Excursion By Lackawanna Line
Special train departs New York at 9 15 A M and reaches Cranberry Lake by 11 15 A M next Sunday. Enjoy merry go rounds miniature railway and all amusements at the lakeside park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranberry Lake
Lackawanna Railroad
New York
Sunday saloon debate draws 300 attendees
Commissioner backs careful probe of violations but notes 12 000 saloons and 7 500 officers make police at each saloon impossible. Gen Greene speech precedes a vote on Sunday opening after church hours with about 90 in favor and five opposed among 300 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioner
No successor named for Morris as county committee head
A New York Republican County Committee meeting failed to elect a President to replace Robert Morris. George R. Sheldon declined the post after Roosevelt discussed it with him in Washington. Senator Platt expressed uncertainty while Capt. Norton Goddard was also speculated as a candidate. Governor Odell visited but offered no new names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
George R. Sheldon
Washington
Roosevelt
Platt
Sheldon
Wall Street
Stoosevelt
Capt
Norton Goddard
Goddard
Remblican
Robert Co. Morris
Morris
Gov
Odell
Senator Platt
Major Bird
Fifth Avenue
Oak
State Camp
Col. Fox
Paterson Freeholders Junket to Morris Plains Asylum
In Paterson New Jersey on June 18 a planned group of about thirty Freeholders and county officials visiting the Morris Plains State Asylum was eclipsed by a crowd of around one hundred. The guests were denied main-building access, with admission limited to those vouched for by Freeholder Wickham. Director Evans’s welcome was chilly and the party faced refusals despite the invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Morris Plains
Freeholders
Wickham
Hoboken
Evans
Hanna Rules In Ohio State Campaign Committee
Senator Hanna dominates the selection of a large Ohio State Committee to run the fall campaign. Gen Charles Dick is elected Chairman, John R Malloy Secretary, and W F Burdell Treasurer by acclamation, with Hanna and Herrick guiding the slate. The panel will be largely Hanna loyalists serving as figureheads, with real power delegated to Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
M. A. Hanna
Friends of Foraker
Charles Dick
John R. Malloy
W. F. Burdell
Hanna
Timetables and Limited Trains for Westbound Routes
Advertises three palatial Limited trains daily plus other fast express services to Chicago and St. Louis. Also promotes the Hudson River Day Line as the pleasantest path to or from New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
St. Louis
N. Y
Hudson River
Cleveland speaks out on third term and private life
The Galveston News correspondent recounts Grover Cleveland’s firm denial of plans for a fourth presidential bid. He lives modestly at Westland with no wealth display and wants peace for his remaining years. He rebuffs movement claims, notes South sympathy after Carnegie Hall address, and prefers privacy while supporting a strong democratic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
George M. Bailey
Galveston News
Cleveland
Princeton
Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Grover Cleveland
Commodore Stockton
Clevelands
Westland
Brooklyn Eagle
Democratic Party
Texas
Tarpon
South
Carnegie Hall
Richfield Springs Sleeper on Lackawanna Rail Line Ad
Local ad promotes a Richfield Springs sleeper on the Lackawanna Railroad with daily departures at 8 45 P M and parlor cars on the 10 A M train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richfield Springs
Lackawanna Railroad
Breathitt County jury splits over Jett White murder case
Curtis Jett and Tom White face a jury that reports no agreement after a day of deliberation. Officials fear continued unrest as troops guard court and Byrd, the Commonwealth's Attorney, signals further trials after this case.
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Byrd
Winchester
Capt. Ewen
Jetts
Jett and White
Breathitt
Mareum
Eat
Commonwealth
Hines
B. J. Ewen
Lexington
Hargis
Redwine
Critain
Joseph Head, Jr
Arlington Hotel
Jett
White
John Callahan
Callahan
Turner
Ewen
Eeclel
Pocono Mountain Special Rail Service Ad
Pocono Mountain Special via Lackawanna Railroad runs from New York to Delaware Water Gap. Stroudsburg and Mt. Pocoys operate Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays at 1 PM. Return trips Thursday Friday Sunday nights and Monday mornings.
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Pocono Mountain
Lackawanna Railroad
New York
Delaware Water Gap
Stroudsburg
Mt. Pécoys
Locomobile collision on Ninth Avenue injures rider
Edward Studwell, injured after a locomotive driven by a man who identified as Dr Whitney collided with a Ninth Avenue car near Forty-third Street. Whitney fled. Studwell recounts the ride and the attempt to reach him while police search for Whitney.
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Dr. Whitney
East One Hundred and Sixty-eighth Street
Ninth Avenue
Forty-third Street
Edward Studwell
West One Hundredth Street
Stanwell
Whitney
August Schwarzsler
Studwell
Doc’Whitney
William ©. Whitney
Coney Island
Central Park West
Sixtieth Street
Fighty-sixth Street
Doc
Forty-second Street
Whitner
Jim
Excent
Forty-seventh Street
Forty-eighth Street
Car Wreck In Brooklyn Involves Maxwell Family
A New York car owned by Robert Maxwell of S24 Fifth Avenue Manhattan collided with a trolley at Twenty second Avenue and Eighty six Street in Brooklyn. Passengers included Maxwell, Kenneth Frasier and his wife of Paris, Alfred Collins of Manhattan, and Maxwell’s driver. All escaped with minor scratches. car badly wrecked and towed to a stable.
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Robert Maxwell
Fifth Avenue
Manhattan
Maxwell
Kenneth Frasier
Paris
Alfred Q. Collins
Highty-sixth Street
Thirty-ninth Street
Largest Bridge in Cuba Opens to Public in May
US Consul reports the Arimao River bridge near Manicaragua Valley in Santa Clara Province is Cuba’s longest structure at 454 feet with a Pratt riveted steel design. Built by the American Bridge Company for 350000, it faced flood delays but enhances transport to tobacco region and opens future macadamized highway links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Wasilington
Max J. Baehty
United States
Cienfuegos
Cuba
State Department
Manicaragta
Santa Clara
Arimao River
Manicaragua
Vuelta Abajo
Aroma
Arimao
Massive attachment filed against General Electric in Boston suit
In Boston on June 18 an attachment for 50 million dollars was filed in the United States Circuit Court against General Electric by S. F. Van Choate’s counsel alleging infringement of inventions. The writ, the largest ever issued by the Boston District court, accompanies a damages suit. Charles A. Coffin declined to discuss the action. GE offices are at 44 Broad Street.
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New York Times
Boston
United States Circuit
General Electric Company
S. F. van Choate
van Choate
United States Circuit Court
Charles A. Coffin
Broad Street
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WAVAL
Trigg Co
Gardless
Prohibition
Gov.odell
Uncle Sam
The-New York Times
Chicago Bank
Texas Midland
Greene
Order of Acorns
Uniformed Department
West Side
Joseph Johnson, Jr
Gen. Greene
Dr. Lorenz
Police
Civil Service Commission
Health Department
Gfar
England
Junket
Foraker
Stl
Grand Jury
Peared
Brooklyn
American Company
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