Fate of Molineux to be decided in fall by Court of Appeals
Buffalo June 19 The fate of Roland B. Molineux, convicted of murder in the Adams poisoning case, rests with seven Court of Appeals judges who have heard three days of arguments for a new trial. The case was formally submitted at 1 35 P M and a fall Albany term decision is expected after months of consideration. The proceedings drew a large crowd and featured arguments by ex Senator Hill for the people and John G Milburn for Molineux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine J. Adams
New York
Court of Appeals
Albany
Hill
John G. Milburn
Molineux
England
Harry Cornish
Henry C. Barnet
Milburn
Mr. Hill
Douglas
Barnet
Koch
Gen. Molineux
Parker
Zeller
Sriend
Sey
Kinsley
Carvalho
Gray
Marsden
Goff
Messrs
Weeks
Osborne
Sep
State of
Newark
Double Tragedy in Coney Island Ends in Murder Suicide
James Ahearn, 40, ice dealer, shot his wife at Avenue U and St Nicholas Street Gravesend and killed himself with the same pistol. Jealousy over alleged past life and wife’s refusals to live with him led to the tragedy. The couple had married two years earlier in Jersey City and lived on West First Street, Coney Island.
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Coney Island
James Ahearn
Henry Warneke
Avenue U
St. Nicholas Street
Gravesend
Ahearn
Jersey City
West First Street
Warneke
Lieut Edward H. Martin Indicted for Forgery and Bad Checks
Lieut Edward H. Martin, discharged from the regular army, was arraigned in Jefferson Market Court on forgery and passing worthless checks. He faces $3000 bail after charges by Gorham Manufacturing and others. Emily Galton Burns testified, and Martin claimed two marriages, one allegedly illegitimate, tied to a Poolroom Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Martin
Jefferson Market
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Tiffany, Rogers, Peet & Co
Adams & Co
Koch and Alexander
Emily Galton Burns
Fifth Avenue
Martin
Snyder
Lucky Baldwin Very Ill in San Francisco Hospital
E. H. Baldwin known as Lucky Baldwin, three time American Derby winner, lies seriously ill in a private hospital in San Francisco after falling ill in Seattle on a trip to Nome. He was brought back to the city as his condition worsens despite initial signs of improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky” Baldwin
San Francisco
E. H. Baldwin
Seattle
Nome
Melbourne Banker J. H. Phillips Takes His Life
Melbourne State Bank president J. H. Phillips died by suicide yesterday, cutting his throat with a razor. He was a leading local figure and the bank’s affairs are reported to be in good condition. Phillips had a history of melancholia.
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Melbourne
Fla
J. H. Phillips
Melbourne State Bank
Jealous waitress shoots former admirer then kills herself
Annie Weitze twenty, a Walpole waitress, shot Harvey C. Blanchard a former suitor, then fatally wounded herself. Blanchard suffered two bullets in the nose and breast but is expected to recover. The incident occurred in Walpole, Massachusetts, on June 19.
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Walpole
Mass
Annie Weitze
Harvey C. Blanchard
Blanchard
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Convene in Cincinnati
The sixth annual convention of the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association opened in Cincinnati with about 200 delegates. Officers elected for the year include President William E. Broderick Baltimore First Vice President W N Hobart Cincinnati Second Vice President A M Hellman St Louis Treasurer Ephraim Brice Philadelphia Secretary David Slauber Baltimore Pittsburg chosen to host the 1902 annual meeting set for the second Wednesday in June.
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Cincinnati
National ‘Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
William E. Broderick
Baltimore
W. N. Hobart
A. M. Hellman
St. Louis
Ephraim Brice
Philadelphia
David Slauber
Pittsburg
Local forecast signals varied coastal winds
Fair conditions with fresh east to southeast winds along the Atlantic coast. Gulf coast breezes run light to fresh from the southeast. Lake region winds are variable while steamers bound for Europe expect light to fresh southeast winds and fair weather to the Grand Banks.
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Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lake
European
Grand Banks
Commencement Day at St Johns College Far-Reaching Addresses
The fifty sixth annual St Johns College graduation featured Rev Dr James J Dougherty of St Monica s Church criticizing Yale for attacking Catholicism and urging stronger lay participation. Arch bishop Corrigan presided as graduates received degrees and prizes were awarded to noted students including Thomas Macmanus Jr Arthur Kane and James Walsh with honors and medals presented by alumni association officers.
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James J. Dougherty
St. Monica’s Church
St. John’s College
Fordham
Philippines
Dougherty
Christian Science
Holy Father
Pilippine Islands
Corrigan
Arthur M. A. Kane
Yale
James Peck
Musna
James J. Walsh
Thomas Gaffney
Taafe
Charles E. Sterling
Maurice J. McCarthy
Hugh Kelly
Robert A. Sasseen
Theodore A. Madden
Thomas A. Daly
Joseph A. Farrell
Philip Paulding Brant
George A. Daly
William P. Curley
John J. Donohue
Dennis J. Haggerty
Richard V. Harrington
James V. Harwood
Henry Heide, Jr
Edward F. Joyce
Thomas Macmanus, Jr
Charles H. McKenna
Robert J. McLaughlin
John D. Sullivan
Selden B. McLaughlin
Louis C. Hartman
Edward T. Sweetnam
St. John’s Alumni Association
John P. Dunn
James Dougherty
John T. McDonough
Michael Henry
George Edelbohns
Thomas E. Crimmins
Louis _Benzinger
Richard Treacy
Robert EB. McDonnell
John E. Claffy
John H. Dooley
Commencement at City College of New York Honors 49th Year
The forty ninth annual commencement at the College of the City of New York was held at Carnegie Hall with President Alexander S Webb presiding. Diplomas were conferred for arts and sciences including a large list of graduates and prize awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of the City of New York
Carnegie Hall
Alexander S. Webb
Mario Emilio Cosenza
Benjamin Jaffe
Henry I. Norr
Robert H. Lowie
Edward A. Hirsch
William Solotaroff
Webb
Sacred Heart Academy Commencement Honors Young Graduates
Sacred Heart Academy Clason-on-the-Sound held its commencement in the American Theatre. Rev Father James H. McGean presided and awarded diplomas and medals to graduates including George H Ward Daniel G Haggerty Joseph A Young with numerous scholastic honors named.
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Sacred Heart Academy
Clason-on the-Sound
Manhattan College
American Theatre
Eighth Avenue
Forty-second Street
James H. McGean
St. Peter's Church
George H. Ward
Daniel G. Haggerty
Joseph A. Young
Roger J. Connolly
Father McGean
Danger to the Republic Warns of City Growth and War Risk
Congressman Henry S. Boutell addressed Armour Institute graduates urging vigilance against rapid urban concentration wealth and centralized government power. He warned that inequality, war prep, and indifference could erode democracy, calling for active citizen resolve to sustain constitutional priorities.
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Chicago
Henry S. Boutell
Armour Institute
Republic
Eople
United States
Executive Department
Brown University Commencement Honors Miles and Endowment
Providence June 19 Brown University marks its annual commencement with a two million dollar endowment declared raised and growing. Lieut Gen Nelson A Miles receives the Doctor of Laws as the guest of honor at the commencement dinner. Degrees are conferred on 111 graduates as the 1900s to 1830s classes are represented by surviving members.
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Providence
R. I
Brown University
Nelson A. Miles
First Baptist Church
Francis James Lippitt
A. M
Washington, D.C
Miles
Rutgers College Holds 135th Commencement in New Brunswick
Special to The New York Times reports Rutgers College concluded its 135th commencement in New Brunswick New Jersey. John W. Herbert 72 of New York City was elected Alumni Trustee at the Alumni Association meeting. President Austin Scott announced a $5000 gift from Mrs Garret A Hobart Paterson in memory of her husband the late Vice President Hobart with other gifts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers College
College Alumni Association
John W. Herbert
New York City
Austin Scott
Garret A. Hobart
Paterson
Hobart
Class of ’76 Holds Twenty-Fifth Reunion in New Jersey
Judge Morris of Brooklyn receives 250 dollars from Dr. William L. Moore and others totaling 2500 dollars from alumni and class groups. Foster M Voorhees presides as New Jersey governor. Seventeen members attended. thirty-two earned degrees as honors were announced for classical scientific and rhetorical achievements. Orations delivered by Mil liken and Johnson. Degrees conferred include Doctor of Divinity to Cobb and Demarest and Doctor of Laws to Kellogg.
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Judge Morris
Brooklyn
William L. Moore
New York City
Alumni Association
Foster M. Voorhees
New Jersey
James L. Garabrandt
East Orange
N. J
Daniel F. Burnett
Newark
Conrad O. Milliken
Philadelphia
A. Ff. Johnson
George Todd Vayles
Rahway
Henry E. Cobb
Seventy-second Street Reformed Church
W. H. S. Demarest
Catskill
N. Y
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
Luther Laflin Kellogg
Tufts Honors Edwin H. Conger with Doctor of Laws
Tufts College in Medford Massachusetts awarded Edwin H. Conger United States Minister to China an honorary Doctor of Laws degree along with seven other honorees. The class of 150 marked the largest in the college’s history with degrees in law divinity letters and arts awarded to notable figures from Michigan Lawrence New York Chicago Albany and Pennsylvanian institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Mass
Tufts College
Edwin H. Conger
United States
China
Stephen M. Babcock
University of Michigan
John S. Lee
Lawrence University
Edwin J. Odgers
Manchester College
Oxford
James Franklin Powers
Pottsville
Penn
Charles M. Skinner
The
Brooklyn Eagle
Charles Rufus Skinner
Albany
State of New York
Charles L. Hutchinson
Chicago University
Hobart College wins all prizes in church college exams
Hobart College at Geneva New York won all prizes in the competitive examinations open to church colleges. Kenyon Trinity and University of the South were the other colleges in the contest. Talcott Williams delivered the Phi Beta Kappa address on Cuba and the Monroe Doctrine. Honorary degrees were awarded to several individuals including Talcott Williams and James Townsend Russell. Closing Day at Washington and Lee University featured unveiling of bronze busts of Washington and Lee.
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Geneva
N. Y
Hobart College
Hobart
Kenyon
Trinity
University of the South
Talcott Williams
Philadelphia
Phi Beta Kappa
Cuba
Henry L. Wardwell
William E. Gibbs
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
University Chapel
Crawford H. Toy
Harvard
Washington
University
Oscar S. Straus
New York
Lee
Frank T. Howard
New Orleans
Lehigh University awards diplomas to fifty eight graduates
Lehigh University in Bethlehem conferred diplomas and degrees on fifty eight graduates this afternoon. The Wilbur $200 Scholarship for General Excellence was awarded to Paul Krause of Bethlehem a sophomore student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Penn
Lehigh University
Paul Krause
Manhattan College Commencement Exercises This Afternoon
Manhattan College holds its commencement exercises this afternoon with graduates set to receive degrees. Officials and faculty prepared for the ceremony as students march in and receive diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan College
Saloon Licensed Near Mr. Rockefeller
John Mullin, who operated a saloon near John D. Rockefeller's home in Tarrytown, has secured a license renewal from the courts for a year. Rockefeller had sought its closure after the previous license was revoked.
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Rockefeller
Tarrytown
N. Y
John Mullin
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefelier
Mullin
Notable guests listed at Washington area hotels
A roster of dignitaries and diplomats stays at major hotels in Washington and abroad. Names include Minister from Nicaragua L. Corea, U.S. Minister to Persia Lloyd C. Griscom, military attachés, consuls, and public figures such as Thomas Nelson Page and Congressman Galusha Grow.
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Waldorf-Astoria
L. F. Corea
Washington
W. E. Hopkins
San Francisco
Holland
W. B. Buckrow
Monterey
Mexico
Lloyd C. Griscom
United States
Persia
R. Wahl
Berlin
M. Kovalevsky
Nice
Thomas Nelson Page
Cambridge
N. von Rebeur Paschowitz
Major Dry Goods Firms Listed With Addresses and Managers
A long catalog lists dry goods merchants from multiple cities including Philadelphia Youngstown Shreveport Rochester New Orleans and Baltimore. Entries name firms such as Lippincott & Co Kann Sons Co Hutzler Brothers Mandel Brothers and Ferguson McKinney with managers and hotel or street addresses.
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Lippincott, Johnson & Co
Philadelphia
Penn
A. F. Lippincott
Youngstown Dry Goods Company
Youngstown
E. T
N. Stitt
Herald Square
Dreyfuss Dry Goods Company
Shreveport
I. Dreyfuss
Marlborough
Loewenstein, B., & Brotfer
Memphis
Tenn
W. Folz
Leonard Street
Rothschild, B., & Co
Rochester
N. Y
B. Scwoolens
Broadway
Victoria
Evansville
Ind
R. Davidson
Williams, Richardson Company
New Orleans
A. G. Tebo
Hirsch Brothers
Atlanta
I. H. Hirsch
Kann, S., Sons& Co
Baltimore
J. F. Haynie
St. Denis
Mandel Brothers
Chicago
Ill
J. W. Hunter
Broome Street
Grand Hotel
Siegel, Cooper & Co
J. Blasch
Sixth Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Holland Huse
Ferguson-McKinney Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
W. H. Ferguson
Holland House
Posner Brothers
J. H. Hill
Broadway Central
Root & McBride Company
Cleveland
Ohio
W. P. Jackson
Dey Brothers & Co
Syracus N
W. Landon
Grand Street
New Amsterdam
Reid & Hughes
Waterbury
Conn
Miss Lynch
Franklin Street
Watt & Shand
Lancaster
P. T. Watt
White Street
Syracuse Dry Goods Company
Syracuse
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Adams
Carlyle Harris
Cornish
Wife
Florida Bankera
Weather Bureau
Bre Bureau
Wes Cere Csnes
Tiimes
Ceee
Cca
Cee Cscs
Printing House Square
ST. John's College
Catholic Church
Eichhorn
Morris Weisenberg
Silvee
Hyman Wittsbein
Otto Wortman
Isidor Glotzer
Samuel Schwartz
Riggs
Selig Edelman
Gerard B. Werner
Ward
Frederick W. Higby
Adolph E. Gutgsell
J. Irving Wolf
Mario EB. C. Menza
Louis Eichhorn
Isidore Goetz
Samuel A. Schwarz
David Klein
Arthur A. Boylan
Elly
Abraham Kovarsky
Serena Mason Carnes
Jacob Hartman
Robert H. Loure
F. W. Devoe
C. T. Reynolds Company
Elliott V. Noska
George Strehan
Sons of the Revolution
Harry Crobe
Isadore Goetz
City College
Bachelo
R OF Arts
Baron
Saul J. Landsman
Isidore
Brinckerhoff
Gilbert G.langenbahn
T. W. Broder
Charles
Joseph Walter
Cohen
David
Levin
Zachary
Cosenza
Mario Emilio
Levine
William
Edelman
Selig
Lieb
Henry
Farries
James T. Loewenthan
Albert
Fogg
Nathan
Lowise
Robert
Harry
Foley
James, Jr
Markowitz
Mark
Goldman
Itharwater
Jonn
F Sciences
William C. Harper
Charrles
Harper
John F. Hartmann
Ingo F. Hartmann
Jacob. Hertz
Henry L. Higby
Frederick W Hudson
Andrew J. Kahn
Arthur C. Katzenstein
Willian Keufman
William. Klein
Edward. Konheim
Jerome. Kovarsky
Abraham. Lane
Charles J. Lefkowitz
Harold N
Leibson
Jacob J. Lesselbaum
Samuel. Levy
C. Arthur
Levy
Jerome. Lieberman
Joel B. Liebergall
Joseph. Lipfield
Isaac M. Lippman
Louis G. Littman
Isidore Lorber
Aaron N. Marx
Henry McIntosh
Robert L. Moran
Harold P Morgenbesser
Hyman
Moseson
Louis A. Muenz
Sigmund, Norr
Henry I. Perk van Lith
Gerard R. Poons
Isidore N. Price
Isaac. Rabinowitz
Louis, Ray
Thomas H. Reed
Howard E. Rosensohn
Meyer. Rothschild
Leo H. Duma
Deiain
Schapiro
Benjamin C. Schepiro
J H. Solotaroff
Springer
Squier
Harold N. Stern
Alfred J. Wechsler
Joseph
Wisansky
Jacob
Louis
Wolf
J. Irving
Wolfe
the Republic’s. Danger
Congressman Boutell
BROWN
James
Samien
Java
Butler
Maracaibo
Santos
Chapada
Our Best
Schierenbeck’s
Pride of
Wm. H. Baker
Liberty
Very Choice
Conger
Leigh University
Carnegie Music Hall
Archbishop Corrigan
Scotland
Bonnie Brier Bush
H. B. Kirk & CO
Grand Rapids Furniture Company (Incorporated
34Th St
Fivenrs Experienes J
W. Williams
Ropes & Aa Fitzgera I
Pal
Dickerman’s Durable American Store Stool CO
Bradford
Bradford Paper Company
West One Hundred and Thirty-fifth Street
Morris Moble
Wales Avenue
Alexander Avenue
Rivington Street
Isador Stump
Third Avenue
L. Arnold
Seroy Suffolk Street
A. Bernstein
Ae Street
East Eighty-seventh Street
Marie Tatines
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