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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1902

Page

7

Gaynor Greene habeas case delays decision in Quebec

In Quebec on June 20 the Gaynor Greene habeas corpus case stalls as judges delay rulings. Writs served on Jailer Vallee were withdrawn after a declaration by Taschereau, with new petitions issued to Sheriff Langelier. Returnable at 9:30 tomorrow, judgment expected at 10 on the contempt against Detective Carpenter.

Quebec Que Gaynor-Greene Montreal United States Taschereau Messrs. Gaynor and Greene Andrews Langelier Garon Carpenter

Memorial service for Amos J. Cummings held by Typographical Union No. 6

The Typographical Union No. 6 plans a memorial service tomorrow afternoon at Carnegie Music Hall for the late Amos J. Cummings. Dignitaries scheduled to speak include Marsden G. Scott, John S. Williams, John W. Keller, James M. Robinson, Senator William E. Mason, David H. Mercer, Gen. James R. OBeirne, Rev. L. J. Evers, and Owen J. Kindelon. A music program is arranged.

Typographical Union No. 6 Amos J. Cummings Carnegie Music Hall Marsden G. Scott John S. Williams John W. Keller James M. Robinson William E. Mason David H. Mercer James R. O'Beirne L. J. Evers Owen J. Kindelon

Losses by Fire Ravage Town and Factory

In Rugby North Dakota the business district burned last night causing about 50000 dollars in losses with partial insurance. Firemen saved the residential area. At Aurora Indiana the Royal Wheel Works burned with losses around 75000 dollars displacing over 300 workers.

Rugby N. D Cincinnati Royal Wheel Aurora Ind

Hotels and Guests list across major inns

A directory style listing of hotel names with associated guests and their origins including Holland B Talbot Harrowgate England J G Whytlow Glasgow Scotland Grand W H Bennett Youngstown Gilsey William W Adams Cleveland E B Hazen Peoria Ill J C Burnap Cleveland Victoria George H Campbell Toronto Hoffman W P Few Durham N C Fifth Avenue Senator George F Hoar Massachusetts W P Lamar Augusta Ga Manhattan R H Parkinson Chicago J K Choate Denver Plaza J L M Lane Chicago Savoy Adolph Glaser St Louis M Schwab St Louis Netherland J Austin Brown Nottingham England Nelson Whitney New Orleans Murray Hill H T Chandler Cleveland Alden H Little St Louis Navarre Capt D Nolan United States Army F J Alush Victoria B C Astor T T Nielson Copenhagen H O Andrews Yokohama Capt J W Bean United States Army Empire James Dunne Chicago W Brown Indianapolis J S Dechert Atlanta.

Holland B. Talbot Harrowgate England J. G. Whytlow Glasgow Scotland W.H. Bennett Youngstown Gilsey William W. Adams Cleveland E. B. Hazen Peoria Ill J .C. Burnap Victoria George H. Campbell Toronto Hoffman W. P. Few Durham N. C Fifth Avenue George F. Hoar Massachusetts W. P. Lamar Augusta Manhattan R. H. Parkinson Chicago J. K. Choate Denver Plaza J. L. M. Lane Savoy Adolph Glaser St. Louis M. Schwab Netherland J. Austin Brown Nottingham Nelson& Whitney New Orleans Murray Hill H. T. Chandler Alden H. Little Navarre Capt D. Nolan United States Army F. J. Alush B. C

Arrival of Buyers and attending merchants listed

Porter J J & Co Pittsburg F A Stevenson notions laces and white goods at Broadway Central Hotel. Rehder J H & Co Wilmington J H Lone notions and furnishing goods at St Denis. Meldrum H A Co Buffalo Ma Clancey notions and leather goods W E Hay wood dress goods and silks 47 Lispenard Street Sinclair House. Biefeld J & Co Chicago M Hirsch cloaks 715 Broadway Hoffman House. Fox G & Co Hartford J L Fox hosiery gloves underwear 45 Lispenard Street Hotel Manhattan. Dinet A E Co Joliet A E Dinet clothing Hotel Earlington Boyce Milwain Albany W H Boyce hats Park Avenue Hotel Newcomb Endicott Co Detroit H B Scott cloaks and suits 341 Broadway Hotel Cadillac Morgan J H & Brother Greenville J H Morgan dry goods Hotel Manhattan.

Lispenard Street Sinclair House Biefeld Chicago Ill M. Hirsch Broadway Hoffman House Hartford

Weather forecast reports rain cooler trend and wind shifts

A detailed local forecast notes rain and cooling with winds shifting from south to west. Temperature drops of 30 degrees in Eastern Colorado and 10 to 15 elsewhere, plus showers across Gulf States Texas South Mid Atlantic and lower lake region. Sunday brings fair warmer weather in West and Northwest, with coastal showers and shifting winds along Gulf and Atlantic coasts.

Colorado Gulf States Texas Middle Atlantic States Lower Lake Region West Gulf Coast East Gulf Coast Atlantic Coast Lower Lakes Grand Banks

Army Second Lieutenants Assigned to Coast Artillery Companies

Second Lieutenants of Artillery are assigned and attached to Coast Artillery companies. Names listed include Donnahue to Seventieth Company, Jackman to Fifty first, Clark to One Hundred twenty sixth, Davis to Eighty-ninth, Jamieson to Seventy second, Mason to Fifty-seventh, McKenny to Seventy seventh, Brister to One Hundred and Ninth, Margetts to One Hundred and Sixth, Hanna to Forty-seventh. Captain Grove to assume purchasing Commissary duties.

Kansas City William H. Bean George L. Wertenbaker H. Reed Walter C. Baker Emmet R. Harris Richard P. Winslow Ethelbert L. D. Breckinridge Tenth Infantry Governors Island Charles H. Cabaniss, Jr Kemper Military School Boonville Artillery Corps Willis C. Metcalf Ninety-sixth Company Coast Artillery Fiftyninth Company John L. Roberts, Jr Fifty-ninth Company Charles F. Donnahue Andrew W. Jackman Charles A. Clark Robert Davis N. F. Jamieson Roger O. Mason Richard I. McKenny William D. Brister Nelson E. Margetts Guy. B. G. Hanna William R. Grove

Shipping news and sailings from Sandy Hook and Atlantic ports

The report lists numerous steamships and vessels sailing or arriving, with routes to Rio Janeiro, Baltimore, Newport News, Norfolk, Hamburg, and Antwerp. It notes cargoes of mdse and passengers, occasional ballast sailings, and arrivals at the Bar. Weather at Sandy Hook shows light south breeze. Additional British and Dutch ships bound for European ports are recorded along with a Nagasaki update about a damaged steam pipe on the Queen Mary.

Fire Island Byron Stapleton Rio Janeiro Busk & Jevons Sandy Hook Chesapeake Delano Baltimore H. C. Foster Speedy Leach Southampton Astrakhan Biddick Shields Philip Ruprecht Denver Risk Galveston C. H. Mallory & Co American Markschlaeger Antwerp Bar City of Memphis Savage Savannah Ndse Ocean Steamship Company The Highlands N. J London Columbia Krech Hamburg New York Cherbourg Itd Potsdam Potter Roter Isle of Wight Friesland Belg Nicksis Delaware Davies Barrow Jones Santos Arr Pernambuco Hanks Naples Genoa Germanic Haddock Liverpool Pretoria Reessing Plymouth Caribbee Mann Bermuda Demerara St. Kitts Dover Buffalo Loveridge Hull Portland Corby Castle Valentine Manchester Kinsale Island Dan Holst Christiansand Copenhagen Butt of Lewis Leon XIII Span Oyarbide Vera Cruz Havana Cadiz Barcelona Philadelphia Chambers la Guayra San Juan Helles Janssen Bernard Evans Para Norge Gundell James Trieste Sid Venice Indradevi Trotter Glasgow Imogen Edwards Shanghai Malta Tombardia Ital Canzoneri York Sagres Alagonia Moodie St. Michael's Aden Anjer Colombo Watt Queenstown Brow Marine Intelligence Nagasaki Simpson Oregon Taku Hankow

Navy ships depart and ports visit in June updates

The Marietta sailed June 18 from New York for San Juan. The Hartford sailed June 19 from Pensacola for Havana. The Topeka sailed June 19 from San Juan for La Guayra. The Albany reached Lisbon June 19. The Nashville reached Tangier June 19. The Standish reached Annapolis June 20. The Isla de Cuba and Zafira sailed June 20 from Hongkong for Cavite. Thirty days repairs have been authorized on the Wisconsin at Bremerton.

Washington Marietta New York San Juan Hartford Pensacola Havana Topeka la Guayra Albany Lisbon Nashville Tangier Standish Annapolis Isla de Cuba Hongkong Cavite Wisconsin Bremerton

Shipping and Mails Schedule for June 21

Post office list details outgoing steamships, sailings, and close times for coastal and transatlantic routes. It notes ships such as Astoria Glasgow and Comus New Orleans with exact sailing and mail cutoffs, plus supplementary and Pacific mail schedules and recent arrivals and departures.

Astoria Glasgow Athos Fortune Island Jamaica

Beakes Receivership and Iron Works Bankruptcy Filings

Justice George B. Adams named LeRoy Gove receiver in the Frederick M. Beakes bankruptcy case. Beakes, a former grocer at 660 Hudson Street, filed a voluntary petition June 16 with liabilities of 7,041 and assets of 5,284. Rapp Speidel Iron Works schedules show liabilities 114,171 and assets 48,027, including notes receivable 2,930, stock and machinery 6,000, debts due 32,297, fixtures 390, cash 0, and a 6,000 interest in trust and mortgage.

Frederick M. Beakes George B. Adams Le.Roy Gove Hudson Street Rapp & Speidel Iron Works

Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Benjamin Keller Baker

Benjamin Keller a baker of 81 Norfolk Street filed a bankruptcy petition with liabilities of 3643 dollars and no assets. The largest creditor is Simon Blaut confectioners supplies owed 1825 dollars. Keller has run the business at the stated address for twelve years, recently conducted in his wife’s name.

Benjamin Keller Benjamin Keller, Baker Norfolk Stret Simon Blaut

Bradstreet Failure Report Totals Decline in Week

Bradstreet's weekly failure report shows 177 U S. failures for the week ended June 19, down from 165 the prior week and compared with 188 167 199 and 220 in corresponding weeks of 1901 1900 1899 and 1893. About 88 percent of failing concerns had $5 000 capital or less and 6 percent had from $5 000 to $68 000. Failures by region: 61 in the Middle States 31 in New England 76 in the South 34 in the West and the rest scattered.

Bradstreet United States Middle States New England Southern States Western States Minnesota O. K Park Sedi Idiskamira Lord Northern Chicago Northwestern Liverpool Gulf New Orleans Mobile Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Baltimore Galveston Augusta St. L.ouls Ceceeee SUI. Ee Fanusty ccCces Cseseees I.seseeeseee New York Cotton Exchange Weekly Movement

Judgment List of Debtors Filed in June 20 Proceedings

Judgments filed yesterday June 20 name debtors incl Paul A Agresta Angelo P G Campbell Eliza J executrix Charles Jr Browner-Ancher Ernest E Britt an assortment of individuals and firms with attached estate and company references, amounts ranging from dozens to thousands, and multiple creditors and administrators listed across a long ledger of cases.

Agresta Paul A Angelo P G. H. Campbell Ark&nburgh Eliza J R. F Berls Charles, Jr M. T. Swezey's Son Ape Tre Streifler John— . Monkes Ewe Blumenthal Sigmund T.F. Loundes Ereeer Ssersteess Crosher Henry P D. Hawai Gills Senate Cohn Louis S. Reenwald Cohen Heyman P. Simon Isaac M. Thom Chamberlin George W J. G. Sands Cogan Patrick Philip—J. Klugman Davidson Henry A. Greenberg Dempsey William W. E. Macey Dunscomb Godfrey Frank E. Jennison J. _ Poole Engfer Maria John R. B. Ellison Feldheim Houghton Galligan Marion W. A. Butts Greenstein Bernard J. Gelman Goube Eugene E. J. Welch McCourt Patrick J.—M. Hollanan Metropolitan Street Railway Company M. E. Moore L. M. Rothman L. Engelhardt Mills Darius O W. B. Tullis Mann Morris A. Stern Malry Lawrence Vv J. Grogan Manning Michael G. W. Venable McCallum Nell B. J. Ludwig Norris Richard J J. Bellah Potts Abby Charles F W. H. Baker Ecq Alereune Medongeen Fotts Prather William C Locust Farms Company Resee Eesye Deceetscsons Rodman James N Arlington Company Ehlsyamn Rupp Charles—J. Seeman Ruge Henry J J. N. Golding Ronginsky Pincus A. Kalvin Shirley James G. H. Watson, Jr Billings Argaret Maggie L. L. Schatzberg E. F. Browning Sterne Dora—C. Joseph Beeseae Ae Stern Max E. G. Hoffman Costs Stanton Robert L H. W. Merrill Sane

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