Government Rights in Indemnity Bond Case Clarified
Opinion emphasizes United States sovereignty over its property and the role of indemnity stipulations to remove property from state jurisdiction. It discusses 1864 act remedies, removal of causes, and potential use of military force while deferring judgment on Navy secretary request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Chapficery Court of
Virginia
Supreme Law
Rho
Secretary of the Navy
Chancery Court
Seizure of U S Cruiser Chattanooga by Union Sheriff
Elizabeth NJ June 19 sheriff Cornell seized the United States cruiser Chattanooga at Crescent Shipyard on a writ from Supreme Court Commissioner Johns A Miller. The action pressed by Babcock Wilcox boiler makers of New York seeks payment for boilers supplied two thirds of $60,000 due. Deputy Schotte in charge, navy status disputed, shipyard and builders dispute merits but expect bond and release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Company
Cornell
Henry J .Schotte
Chattanooga
Crescent Yards
BeLorenyice
Supreme Court
Sheriff Council Sehen
Supreme Court of
New Jersey
War Department
Washington
Hattanooga
Piege
United States
An -Cruiser
George M. Keasley
Newark
Bruiser
Shipbuilding Company
Admiraltty
Admirality
United States Supreme Court
Henry G. Schotte
Teifel
Crescent Shipyard Company
Elizabeth
United States Shipbuilding Company
Lewis Nixon
Babcock & Wilcox
City College Class of 1853 Reunion at MCollege Club
The City College Class of 1853 will be honored at a reception this evening at 13% Lexington Avenue. Ex Representative John Hardy will deliver the valedictory address as six of the twelve surviving members attend, with GH Gray of San Francisco and Isaac Seligman of London among expected guests. Alumni Everett Wheeler Edward Lauterbach Edward Ma Shepard and others will also speak. A large attendance from the college general column is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City McOllege Club
Lexington Avenue
City College
John Hardy
Gh, Gray
San Francisco
Isaac Seligman
Banker
London
Everett Wheeler
Edward Lauterbach
Edward Ma. Shepard
Bronx Park Planned on Long-Owned City Lot
The Bronx will gain a new park at Brook Avenue and 161st Street after five years of city ownership. Commissioner Eustis learned Consolidated Dental Manufacturing will vacate its factory on the site and that a park purpose had been intended since the land was purchased for a Bronx Court House project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx Borough
Brook Avenue
Eustis
Bronx Park Department
Murray
Consolidated Dental Manufacturing Company
Bronx
Peters
Parks Department
District Attorney Indictment Found in Gardiner Term
Indictment returned in November 1900 during the term of Col. Asa Bird Gardiner in the District Attorney's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District’ Attorney's Office
Asa Bird Gardiner
Flood Sufferers Appeal for Further New York Relief Funds
Mayor Low and Cornelius Bliss urge public aid after floods cloudbursts and tornadoes. Frank Gilliam of Heppner Oregon reports dire distress. Funds totaling 26972.48 have been collected with 26000 sent to Topeka and Kansas City. Remaining balance after expenses is 2940.96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mayor Low
Cornelius N. Bliss
Fourth National Bank
Nassau Street
One Man's Vote Saves Curtis Jett
In Jackson Kentucky Curtis Jett narrowly avoided conviction for murder as a juror prevented a verdict. The jury declared itself unable to reach a verdict and was discharged. Judge Redwine moved the next trial venue to Cynthiana in Harrison County and ordered the defendants moved to Lexington under guard. Troops will stay in Jackson, with caution and fear lingering over subsequent trials and local political tensions in Breathitt County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Curtis Jett
J. B. Marcum
Thomas White
Redwine
Cynthiana
Harrison County
Lexington
Court House
Gov. Beckham
Eighteenth Judicial District of
Kentucky
J. J. Osbourne
Jett Cud White
James Cockrill
Col. Williams
Frankfort
Longmire
Jett
White
Breathitt County
Ten Die in Waterloo Train Collision Near Raymond
Ten people were killed in a head-on crash between an Illinois Central passenger train and a freight near Raymond, Waterloo, at 2 40 this morning. The passenger train, traveling about fifty mph, had right of way. Among the deceased were B E Stickney of Waterloo and crews from both trains plus three unidentified tramp riders and an immigrant. Freight crews reportedly misunderstood orders. four hours to clear wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Illinois Central
Raymond
E. R. Stickney
Religious Association of Chicago Formed to Unite Christian Work
In Chicago on June 14 the Religious Association was incorporated with William K Harper and Charles L Hutchinson among its incorporators. Frank Knight Sanders of Yale Divinity School is President and 16 executives from major religious and educational bodies lead the organization. The group aims to unify existing agencies, publicize their work, create new agencies, and push religious education in public schools from its office at 808 Young Men's Christian Association Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hicago
William K.) Harper
University of Chicago
Charles L. Hutchinson
Corr Exchange National Bank
George A. Coe
Northwestern Unversity
L. Wilbur Messer
State Young Men's Christian Association
George Ll. Robinson
McCormick Theological Seminary
Dein Frank Knight Sanders
Yale Divinity School
United States
Willam R. Harper
James H. . Eckels
Wallace N. Stearns
C. W. Votan
George A Coe
New Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Magistrate rules name calling a woman over thirty a misdemeanor
In Brooklyn Gates Avenue Police Court Magistrate Henry J. Furlong held that calling a woman an old maid is a misdemeanor. Miss Mary Story accused Mrs. Lizzie Fitzpatrick of harassment at 722 Gates Avenue. Fitzpatrick admitted calling Story an old maid and jealous for not having a man, leading to Magistrate Furlong sending the case to the Court of Special Sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Furlong
Gates Avenue
Brooklyn
Mary I. Story
Lizzie Fitzpatrick
Court of Special Sessions
Tammany Hall faces four-way battle in Ninth Assembly District
Reports say Sheehan Democrats may back Louis Munzinger for district leader if Dowling stays in the race. Munzinger denies running and predicts Devery will challenge both Goodwin and Dowling. Goodwin allies claim Murphy backs Goodwin and seek Dowling’s alliance for renomination.
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Tammany -Hall
Ninth
Sheehan
Louis Munzinger
Frank J. Dowling
Frank J. Goodwin
William
Devery
Munzinger
John C. Sheehan
Pequod Club
Dowling
Tammany Hall
Board of Aldermen
Dowlins
Goodwin
Horatio Seymour Club
Democratic Sana Arena
Owling
Charles F. Murphy
Eir
Staff Appointments Made in War Department Order
Washington June 19 Secretary Root issued an order naming Major General SS B M Young Chief of Staff with Major General Henry C Corbin and Brigadier General William H Carter as senior staff officers Brig General Tasker H Bliss to become President of the War College The changes take effect August 15 Carter to be relieved from general staff duties and proceed to the Philippines when advised By retirement next January Adna R Chaffee would become Chief of Staff and both Young and Chaffee to be promoted to Lieutenants General
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roattorday
Ss. B. M. Young
Henry C. Corbin
William H. Carter
Tasker H. Blissig
The
War College
Carter
General Staff ‘Corps
Philippines
Tasker H. Bliss
General Staff Corps
Root
Young
Adna R. Cha
Turf Man Surrenders in Fraud Indictments at Four Courts
E. J. Arnold, head of the Arnold Turf Investment Co, surrendered at the Four Courts in St. Louis after seven indictments allege embezzlement as bailee. He arrived with attorney Thomas J. Rowe, signed bonds, and left with his wife and bondsmen. He denied fleeing the country and did not reveal his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
E. J. Arnold
Arnold Turf Investment Company
Arnold
Thomas J. Rowe
John J. Ryan
Ryan
United States
Lumpkin A. Gill
Royne
Chicago
Wealthy horse owner dies after jilted engagement
Walter Chambers of Manhattan died suddenly in Philadelphia from apoplexy soon after Miss Lillian Wilson of Brooklyn broke their engagement. Wilson, educated at Westfield College and the University of London, owed him some guilt over the decision as a Catholic and divorced man. Chambers, Virginia born and Virginia University graduate, made his fortune in turf speculation and belonged to several clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Chambers
Manhattan
Philadelphia
Lillian Wilson
Park Place
Brooklyn
Miss Wilson
Mr. Chambers
Westfield Colege
University of London
Mr.Chambers
University, Century
South Bay, Yacht
Portland
Cleveland Disputes Galveston News Interview
Princeton June report shows Grover Cleveland disputing an interview conducted by a Galveston News representative. He says the published substance is inaccurate and questions the interview’s written submission and context. He notes the interviewer lacked close access and suggests misquotation by Mr Batley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N.J
Grover Cleveland
Bailey
Galveston News
Associated Press
Cone
Col. Belo
Batley
Armstrong Sentenced for Grand Larceny in Heating Co Case
Justice Vernon M. Davis sentenced Harvey S. Armstrong, former president of the Armstrong Bolton Co, to State prison for one year to one year ten months after a grand larceny conviction. The case involved a $500 check crime, though $19,000 allegedly flowed from company funds. Armstrong, 38, of Mount Vernon, previously served on the Mount Vernon Board of Aldermen and faced bribery allegations tied to city contracts during the Tammany era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon M. Davis
Supreme Court
Harvey S. Armstrong
Armstrong-Bolton Company
Armstrong
Tammany
Train
Mount Vernon
Board of Aldermen
Bolte Case Talk At East Side Civic Club
At the East Side Civic Club on Grand Street Deputy Commissioner Gherardi Davis spoke in place of Commissioner Greene who sent a letter of regret. Davis praised the police force while noting top leaders influence patrolmen. Assistant District Attorney John Iselin, in charge of Bolte charges, said prosecutors face counter pressure but received corroborative evidence from several lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Civic Club
Grand Street
Greene
Gherardi Davis
Gen. Greene
Davis
John Iselin
Justice Bolte
Iselin
Pear
Princeton class to be record size with more science students
The Princeton University Registrar H N Van Dyke reported that the incoming freshman class will be the largest yet, with 498 applications already in and seven pending. Science students number 283 versus 215 academic, marking the first time scientists outnumber academics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Princeton
N. J
H. N. van Dyke
Sonospp Graga
Middle West
Bolte Case Proceedings Move Ahead in Higher Court
John Doe proceedings began yesterday afternoon before Justice Olmsted in private chambers of the Court of Special Sessions regarding Justice Herman Bolte now before the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court. Five attorneys were summoned to testify as charges are formulated against the unnamed individual. A second hearing will follow the Bolte case argument in the higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe
Bolte
Olm‘sted
Court of Special Sessions
Herman Bolte
Supreme Court
Olmsted
Twenty second Engineers conclude field sports at Camp Porter
Special to The New York Times from Peekskill New York on June 19 reports the Twenty second Engineers finally enjoyed a clear day as they finish breastworks and spar bridge projects started at Camp Porter. They leave tomorrow with a solid engineering record after heavy rain disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Peekskill
N. Y
Camp Porter
Twenty-second
Obedient Pen Stylus Round Pointed
Advertisement notes a round pointed stylus called Obedient Pen. It invites readers to send for samples to Styles and Cash located at 778th Avenue, City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styles & Cash
Regiment Prepares For Break Camp And Travel
The last nail was driven in time for athletic events at 4 pm. Tomorrow the regiment will march out early to break camp and leave about 9 o'clock for the mare to Roa Hook Station. The Seventh Regiment is due to arrive around 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roa Hook
Brooklyn Teachers Win Mandamus Over By Laws
Appellate Division in Brooklyn denies by law restrictions, ordering the Board of Education and City Superintendent Maxwell to recognize Grade A teachers for promotion. The decision reverses a Special Term ruling and supports Miss Baum and Brooklyn teachers challenging two new by laws. Justice Woodward states Grade A license holders must be placed on the promotion list. the action is ministerial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Board of Education
Brooklyn Teachers’ Association
Class Teachers’ Organization of
Jeannette Baum
Maxwell
Miss Baum
Woodward
Goodrich
Parks Indorsed Again by Union Followers
Samuel Parks was carried out on supporters shoulders at the Housesmiths and Bridgemen's Union meeting in Maennerchor Hall. The crowd called for Devery and Parks and Parks bought drinks after the rally. President George O Kane said the union would pay his trial expenses as officers' election looms at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Parks
Housesmiths and Bridgemen's Union
Maennerchor
Parks
R. E. Neideg
Neideg
Widespread Rate War Looms Over Rail Lines Near Chicago
Western rail men anticipate the collapse of the Western Passenger Association as its bureaus fail and a nationwide rate war looms. A Chicago St Paul lines executives meeting sealed dissolution hints, though the committee’s proposal for a 2000 mile book good on all trains unlikely to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western
Western Passenger Association
Chicago-St. Paul
Highwayman in Broadway flees after attack on merchant
Mount Kisco merchant Hector Lewis reported to West Thirtieth Street police that he was beaten and robbed at Eighteenth Street and Broadway in the early morning. A white man in a sweater stole his gold watch and chain and $89 cash as Lewis tried to offer change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector Lewis
Mount Kisco
West Thirtieth Street
Eighteenth Street
Broadway
Lewis
Bancroft House
Twenty-first Street
Bronx Water Main Burst Supplies Wakefield Residents
A twenty inch water main on De Milt Avenue near the Bronx River burst flooding the road and cutting water to Wakefield Eastchester and many Westchester families. The break followed a similar rupture the previous Wednesday. Police warned residents to guard against fires as repairs stretched nearly a full day.
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de Milt Avenue
Fronx River
Wakefield
Eastchester
Westchester
Pere Marquette Rail Bonds Sold To Two Firms
The Pere Marquette Railroad Company issued 3 million dollars of 414 per cent gold bonds secured by a first lien on the Lake Erie and Detroit River Division. The Lake Erie and Detroit River Railway Company deposits 38 million dollars of first mortgage bonds, forming the lien and the full issue. The Lake Erie and Detroit River line runs 230 miles from Detroit to Port Huron and St Thomas Ontario, linking with the Pere Ne trunk line from Chicago to Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pére Marquette Railroad Company
N. W. Harris & Co
Robert Winthrop & Co
Lake Erie
Detroit River
Lake Erie and
Detroit
St. Thomas
Ontario
Chicago
Bufalo
Battleship squadron prepares for Azores summer maneuvers
The battleship squadron including Illinois Alabama Massachusetts Brooklyn and tender Mayflower will sail around June 22 for the Azores to carry out summer manoeuvres. The fleet will reach the Maine coast by July 29 and conduct search operations in early August off Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Illinois
Alabama
Massachusetts
Brooklyn
Azores
Maine
Portland Arbor
New Affidavits Against Labor Leaders
Build ing Trades Employers Association president Charles L. Hidlitz said yesterday he had several new affidavits about corruption charges against labor leaders. Some relate to electrical workers and will be submitted to District Attorney Jerome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Hidlitz
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Jerome
Postmaster at Saratoga Springs Named
President Roosevelt backs Congress member Lucius N. Littauer recommendation to appoint ex Sheriff William M. Worden as Postmaster of Saratoga Springs to succeed General Winsor B. French who has held the office for four years. Worden is a Republican State Committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Saratoga
Roosevelt
Lucius N. Littauer
William M. Worden
Saratoga Springs
Winsor B. French
McKinley
Worden
Republican State Committee
Dr G Deutsch Resigns from Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati June 19 Dr G Deutsch professor of Jewish History and the Philosophy of Religion at Hebrew Union College for twelve years resigns to devote his time to editorial and literary work in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Deutsch
New York
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hebrew Union College
New York City
Siegel Cooper Store advertises long hours and full stock
From 8:30 until 6 o clock the Siegel Cooper Store will be open and ready. The ad promises a complete selection for every shopper from bicycles and fishing tackle to suits, hats, shirts, cigars and liquors. It proclaims the store has everything a great retailer should offer and many items at pleasing prices. Do not forget the hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
Siegel
Cooper Store
Haggin Horses Sell at Fasig-Tipton Oaks Yard
Yearling thoroughbreds from J. B. Haggin Rancho del Paso California sold at Fasig-Tipton paddock Sheepshead Bay with Elmendorf Stud offerings begun. Prices remained strong with Haggin-bred horses dominating high sales to dedicated stables. notable lots include Bay colt by Fitz James Springlike and Chestnut colts by Watercress Typhoon and Golden Dawn Vestalis among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Haggin
Rancho del Paso
California
Fasig-Tipton ,Company
Sheepshead Bay
Kentucky
Elmendorf Stud
Rancho del Paso Stud
Fitz James
Springbok
St. Gallen
Mariner
F. Burlew
Spot Gassade Oceans
Watercress
Onondaga
J. G. Fotlansbee
Hanover
Geonington
Parados
Howe
Cans Sanes
Gatien
The
Dame
Maxim
G. D. Arne Oteatilat
St.eave
Torso
S. Wee Pe
Indro-Trolley
Martenhurst
Watercress- Troy
Benninmtetts
Typhoon
King Alfonso
Lord Carnarvon
St. Andréw-Vernette
Falsetto
S. eOimneier
Golden Dawn
Vestalis
Iconoclast
H. E. Rowell
Bassetlaw-Wallaway
Rosicrucian
G. L. Richards
Goldfinch
Glenelg
N. Bennington
Ben Holladay
St. ‘Blaise
G. D. Wilson
Bathampton
Algerine
S. Paget
Cloverdale If
Spendthrift
Paget
Rous
Weau
Arkle
Ceeneas
Gualala
Columbia Varsity Crew Tracks Fast Time Ahead of Exhibition
Poughkeepsie June 19 Columbia Varsity rowing squad. Twenty words. The freshmen stay off the water as Dr Nicol treats them. Coach Hanlan plans light work to permit an exhibition time row tomorrow. Georgetown Varsity adds a shell and plans practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Columbia
Nicol
Hanlan
Fhe Eoach
Cornell
Wisconsin
Georgetown
B. C. McKenna
M. J. Thompson
P. A. Dempsey
Mahan Wins Tennis Championship Final in Philadelphia
L E Mahan ex champions of Columbia defeats John S Morris Germantown Cricket Club 12 10 8 10 6 2 5 2 to win the Pennsylvania tennis title. Clothier current state champion cannot enter preliminaries directed by rules. Tomorrow Clothier and Mahan will compete for the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
L. E. Mahan
Columbia University
New York
John S. Morris
Germantown Cricket Club
Pennsylvania
W. J. Clothier
Mahan
Fire Engulfs Fee Brothers Liquor House in Rochester
A major blaze swept Fee Brothers wholesale liquor house on Water Street Rochester at 7 30 p m. The fire began in the sub basement wine cellar beneath the riverbank. One floor fell collapsing barrels of whisky increasing the flames. Estimated loss stands at 150 000. Firefighters fought from the river bed with hoses through an adjoining building. several men injured amid smoke and falling glass. If Barnard Porter Viall paint store ignites the city faces a massive conflagration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Fee Brothers
Water Street
Main
Barnard, Porter & Viall
Habit Goes to Bull Brothers for Men’s Clothing
The store Habit debuts a new retail arrangement at Bull Brothers, expanding men’s clothing offerings. Local shoppers can expect a widened selection and potential launch promotions as the partnership integrates stock and display spaces.
Fire Stops Buff alo Play
A five story Wash ington Power Building on Washington Street adjoining the Lyceum Theatre was destroyed by fire. The blaze forced a shutdown of the Lyceum run but no injuries were reported. Loss estimated at about 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Washington Power Building
Washington Street
Lyceum Theatre
Kenyon Paper Mills Burn in Baldwinsville Fire
Fire swept the Kenyon Paper Mills at Baldwinsville, twelve miles west of Syracuse, causing about 100000 in losses with 60000 insured. In San Francisco, a blaze at 21 Sansome Street last night damaged the Louis Roesch Company and the Union Lithograph Company for about 124000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Kenyon Paper Mills
Baldwinsville
San Francisco
Sansome Street
Louis Roesch Company
Union Lithograph Company
Fires Across Manhattan Reported Damages and Addresses
Report lists yesterday's fires from 12 AM to 12 17 AM with multiple locations in Manhattan. Entries show addresses, names, and damage amounts ranging from trifling to 140 dollars, including tenants such as G B Childs & Co and Straffer Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam Avenue
Broome Street
Greenwich Street
G. B. Childs & Co
Bleecker Street
Straffer Brothers
East One Hundred and Fifteenth Street
H. B. Arkowitz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Babcock & Wilcox Company
Honor City College
New Park
Heppner, Oregon
Religious Association Incorporated
Young, Corbin, and
Bliss
Turf Man
E.J. Arnold
Get-Rich-Quick Company
Bond
MR. Cleveland
Mr. Bailey
H. S. Armstrong
Bolte Case
Appellate Division
Parks Indorsed
Union
Pere Marquette
Elmendorf
Bull Brothers
West Fifty-first Street
W. Hein
Ludlow Street
Abe Granway
Georek Street
Herman Dilmer
Ninety -Third Street
Edward Downing
West Twenty-sixth Street
George Munroe
Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Michigan
U.S. A
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