Social Democrats Nominate City Ticket for Greater New York
The Greater New York Social Democratic Party convention at 64 East Fourth Street nominates Benjamin Hanford for Mayor Morris Brown for Controller and Henry Stahl for President of the Council with Morris Hillquit presiding. 137 delegates from Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond adopted a platform calling to end capitalist influence and extend city jobs, education and welfare programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Hanford
Manhattan
Morris Brown
Kings
Henry Stahl
Bronx
Greater
New York
Social Democratic Party
East Fourth Street
Morris Hillquit
Queens
Democratic Party
Republican Party
George D. Herron
Socialist Party
Enjamin Anford
Lee
Gustav Eimer
Richmond
Harriman
Hanford
Mr. Hanford
Gustav Theimer
Algernon Lee
Herman Reich
William Koenig
Brooklyn
Henry Slobodin
Alexander Jonas
Messrs. Jonas
Ae Eee
Mr. Brown
Joseph Dooley
L. D. Mayes
C. L. Furman
Messrs. Mayes
Furman
Stahl
Dooley
Typographical‘Union No
Brown
Cigarmakers’ Union No. 144
Workingmen's Sick and Death Benefit Society
Predicts Tammany's Defeat in NYC Mayoral Race
Former Senator Gibbs says the Citizens' Union will name an anti Tammany mayoral candidate acceptable to all reform groups. He predicts Tammany Hall will be ousted as New Yorkers reject protected vice and the anti Tammany ticket will unite Republicans and reform Democrats. He cites Crimmins and Shepard as unlikely choices and notes the need for a widely trusted citizen leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbs
Citizens’ Union
F. 8. Gibbs
Tammany Hall
New York
Republican Party
Greater New York
John D. Crimmins
Edward M. Shepard
Mr. Crimmins
Shepard
Bryan
Comi
Crokers
Carroll
Carr Seen as North Carolina McLaurin of Politics
Gen Julian Carr of Durham visits and praises expansion while opposing Bryanism and peanut politics. A leading North Carolina politician likens him to McLaurin, noting Carr’s wealth and charity as he shapes a commercial Democrat bid against the Bryanite machine. Ex-Senator Marion Butler echoes Carr’s views to a Times reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Ss. Carr
Durham
N. C
TIMES
South
McLaurin
North Carolina
Gen. Carr
Marion Butler
New York Times
Platt’s Re-Election Predicted by GOP Chairman
Chairman George W. Dunn of the Republican State Committee told a Times reporter that he does not seek the Senate seat but believes Thomas C. Platt will be re-elected if he is alive when his term ends. Dunn emphasized he is not a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Platt
United States Senate
George W. Dunn
Republican State Committee
TIMES
Senate
Unger Favored for Judge Post in Court of Special Sessions
Political circles say Mayor Van Wyck agreed with John F. Carroll to name Henry W. Unger former Assistant District Attorney as the next Justice in the Court of Special Sessions. Ja cob’s term ends July 1, nine year tenure at $9,000 yearly. Steinert, Health Dept aide, is mentioned as alternate. Tammany aims to secure a broader majority with Jerome’s term expiring in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Carroll
Europe
van Wyck
Henry W. Unger
Court of Special Sessions
Ephraim Jacob
Henry Steinert
Health Department
Unger
Jerome
Hinsdale
Holbrook
Tammany People
Central Park Introduces Pay Chairs Amid Outcry
Reported in Manhattan Central Park, green painted pay chairs replace free seating with a 5 cent fee. Oscar F. Spate authorized by Commissioner Clausen to install chairs citywide for 500 dollars yearly, sparking public protests by Randolph Guggenheimer and others who deem the move un-American and unfair to nonpaying visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
East Drive
George C. Clausen
The
Park Commission
Oscar F. Spat
Clausen
Randolph Guggenheimer
Spate
Circus Girl showcase and War in China themed at Pain’s Pavilion
A dated program recounts rental rules for seating chairs and a tale of a fireworks display titled The War in China followed by a revival of The Circus Girl. The act list includes Samuel Collins Biggs and Grace Belmont among performers with a Cafe La Favorita proprietor listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pain
China
Peking
Paris
Daly's Theatre
Samuel Collins Biggs
Titus Wemyss
Joseph Fay Dick Capel
Tammany Rival Camps Mobilize for Early Enrollment Push
Adherents of Councilman Foley and Patrick Divver, rival leaders for Tammany in the Second Assembly District, organized strong forces yesterday for the busy week ahead. Only men enrolled before June 30 can vote in the primaries, and agents were appointed to whip voters into line and enroll them. A canvass will begin immediately with experienced personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fr. Foley
Patrick Divver
Tammany
Republican Convention Set for July 24 in White Plains
The Republican County Committee fixed July 24 as the county convention date in White Plains New York. There is no clear frontrunner for County Judge though Lent and Andrews are seen as contenders. For County Clerk the favor rests with Mayor Leslie Sutherland. District Attorney Justus A. B. Cowles of Rye is the choice with Frederick E. Weeks as second. Coroner P H Mason will be renominated and Register William T Barret of Bedford is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Republican County Committee
Lent
Andrews
Leslie Sutherland
Justus A. B. Cowles
Rye
Frederick E. Weeks
P H. Mason
William T. Barret
Bedford
Contracts for steel plant at Colonia near Monaca
Colonial Steel Company awarded contracts for buildings and part of the crucible steel plant to be erected by James W. Brown, George A. Howe, and other former Crucible Steel stockholders. The Colonia plant near Monaca on the Ohio River will cost about 1,000,000 dollars, employ 700 men, and should be ready in six to eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Colonial Steel Company
Big Crucible Steel
James W. Brown
George A. Howe
Crucible Steel Company of America
Colonia
Ohio River
Monaca
Ailes Visits Washington Treasury Aide in Town
Assistant Secretary Milton E. Ailes met with Assistant Treasurer Jordan at the Sub-Treasury and discussed Treasury gains from bond disbursements. He noted continued debt reduction as long as bonds are affordable and within the department’s capacity to pay. He warned July and August may run deficits but the Treasury plans to aid banks with small currency to move crops and to stockpile notes and certificates to extend paper money’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Treasury
Milton E. Ailes
Jordan
Treasury
Vanderlip
St. Louis
Treasury Department
Finance and Commerce
Ailes
Department
Collision between brewery wagon and trolley car on Eighth Avenue
An Echardt & Co brewery wagon drawn by two horses collided with an Eighth Avenue electric car near Twenty-third Street. The wagon horses were knocked down and the driver John Path aged forty from 201 West Forty-sixth Street was thrown to the street but not seriously injured. Several women on the crowded car leaped to the street as the crash approached. a few fell but suffered no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echardt & Co
Eighth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
John Path
West Forty-sixth Street
Lamprey Wins Rights To Lands Under 1899 Agreement
Judge Bunn finds in Ur L. Lamprey versus St. Paul and Chicago Railway Company that the July 13 1899 contract is for sale of land. No forfeiture notice was given. Lamprey entitled to a deed upon tender of owed amounts or payment into court. damages not awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Bunn
District Court
Ur L. Lamprey
St. Paul and Chicago Railway Company
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Russell Sage
Lamprey
Manhattan Beach Opens Amusement Season With Rockets And Crowd
A large crowd gathered for the Manhattan Beach amusement season opening as rockets and trumpets blared. Despite heat and humidity, an ocean breeze cooled the temperature to pleasant levels. Clouds gathered in the afternoon but held off rain, enabling a full evening program beginning with a Twenty third Regiment Band concert.
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Manhattan Beach
Twenty-third Regiment
New Chicago Theatre Company Incorporated in Springfield
The Schiller Com penny was chartered with 300000 capital to run a theatre. The Schiller Building’s management denies knowledge of the new concern. Incorporators Henry G. Miller Frederick W. Raymond and D S Trumbull attorneys at 18 Dearborn Street say they act only in a professional capacity and will not disclose details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Schiller Compenny
Springfield
Schiller
Dearborn Theatre
Henry G. Miller
Frederick W. Raymond
D. S. Trumbull
Dearborn Street
Theatrical Notes Previewing Next Season's Casts
Otis Harlan signs to lead a new season production of Black Sheep. Digby Bell joins Frank Perry for The Chamberone. William Faversham likely stars in A Royal Rival with Julia Marlowe at the Criterion. Andrew Mack debuts Tom Moore Aug 31 at Herald Square. Frank McKee will present Mary Mannering in Graustark at a future date. Other stars named include Leo Ditriechstein Clara Bloodgood J E Doses Paul Gilmore. A H Chamberlyn announces Morocco Bound and As a Man Sows for next season with initial New York productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Harlan
Iaa
Hoyt
Tom Moore
Herald Square Theatre
Frank McKee
Mary Mannering
Leo Ditriechstein
Clara Bloodgood
J. E. Doses
Paul Gilmore
Rose Coghlan
Richard Golden
Kate Claxton
Kathryn Kidder
A. H. Chamberlyn
New York
London
Shaftesbury Theatre
Alecia Ramsey
Rudolph Cordova
Wife accuses husband of assault at Hoboken office
Mrs. Abbott told Magistrate Brann that W M Abbott a trustee of Twelfth Street Presbyterian Church manager of New Jersey Baggage and Transfer and agent for Pennsylvania Railroad struck her twice in the face on a ferry after following him from 122 River Street Hoboken to New York. Abbott denied the charge claiming she struck him with an umbrella in self defense.
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Brann
British bark Falkland capsizes off Bishop's Rock
Lloyds agent reports the four masted British bark Falkland capsized near Bishop's Rock after a heavy wind drove her onto reefs. The St. Agnes lifeboat saved twenty men and the captain’s wife and child, with the mate fearing no others survived. The ship sailed from Tacoma January 30 bound for Falmouth with a cargo of ??? prior to sinking within minutes.
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London
Lloyd's
Scilly Islands
Bishop’s Rock
Falkland
Gracie
Tacoma
Falmouth
St. Agnes
Regiment for Venezuela Guard to Develop Asphalt Beds
A movement in Denver seeks to form a Colorado regiment of Philippine veterans as a guard for developing Venezuela's asphalt beds. Led by Lieut. Col. Cassius M. Moses, the unit would be commanded by Gen. Francis V. Greene. Five West Point cadets expelled for hazing are among the party.
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Denver
Col
Colorado
Philippines
Venezuela
Cassius M. Moses
Pueblo
Sosepeny
Francis V. Greene
New York
West Point
Haymarket Dance Hall Dark On Saturday Night
The Haymarket dance hall at Thirtieth Street and Sixth Avenue did not open last night. It is the first Saturday in months the resort was closed. Proprietor Edward Corey could not be found and no explanation for the darkness was obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymarket
Thirtieth Street
Sixth Avenue
Edward Corey
Relief Expedition of Peary Arctic Club Plans Arctic Cruise
The Peary Arctic Club announces the 1901 Arctic relief expedition on the steamship Erik sailing from Sydney July 15. Herbert L. Bridgman commands with Dr. Frederick A. Cook as surgeon. The voyage aims to relay mail, gather Peary news, and safeguard stores for a year while following Peary’s instructions. Weathering personal notes, the trip includes Windward and family matters, plus guests Prof. Stone and Herbert Berri aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary Arctic Club
Morris K. Jesup
Chamber of Commerce
Henry W. Cannon
Chase National Bank
Herbert L. Bridgman
Mr. Peary
Pole
Mr. Bridgman
Arctic
Falcon
Frederick A. Cook
Brooklyn
Erik
London
St. John’s
N. F
Sydney
C. B
Royal Greenland Trading Company
Godhavn
Upernavik
Peary
Utah
Greenland
Domino Run
Labrador
Cape York
Saunders Island
Windward
Stein
Fort Magnesia
Payer Harbor
Bedford Pim Island
Warmbath
Fram
Etah
Northern Port
Peary Club
America
Portland
Baldwin-Ziegler
Prof
Stone
The
Polytechnic Institute
Herbert Berri
Destructive Newark Fire Destroys Martin Brush Works
A Newark blaze leveled the J. M. Martin & Sons brush factory at 420 and 422 Ogden Street after a cellar fire rekindled and the building burned to the ground. The adjacent grain elevator and sash mill suffered heavy damage, with widespread disruption to utilities and the Morris and Essex bridge approaches. several firefighters were overcome by heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Brush
J. M. Martin & Sons
Ogden Street
Martin
J. C. Smith and Wallace Company
W. J. Sedden
Hewes and Phillips Machine Works
E. P. Backus Lumber Company
Morris and Essex Bridge
Rev. Dr. Franklin H. Kerfoot Dies in Atlanta
The Rev. Dr. Franklin H. Kerfoot, Corresponding Secretary of the Baptist Home Mission Board, died at 8 o clock tonight in Atlanta after months of illness from acute rheumatism and uremic poisoning. He was 53, had recently returned from the New Orleans Baptist Convention, and had lived in Atlanta two years after serving at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville. He previously led Strong Place and Eutaw Place Baptist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin H. Kerfoot
Atlanta
Baptist Home Mission Board
New Orleans
Kerfoot
Louisville
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville Seminary
Strong Place Baptist
Brooklyn
Eutaw Place Baptist Church
Baltimore
Yale prizes awarded to Black and Van Deventer
The C Wyllys Betts Sophomore English Prize at Yale University was awarded to Robert Lounsbury Black of Cincinnati Ohio and the Lucius F Robinson first Latin prize in the Class of 1903 went to Harry B Van Deventer of Elizabeth New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
C. Wyllys Betts
Yale University
Robert Lounsbury Black
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lucius F. Robinson
Harry B. van Deventer
Elizabeth
N. J
Pennsylvania bans first cousins marriage by inaction
Harrisburg report states Governor Stone allowed the bill making first cousins unable to marry to become law by not acting within the constitutional ten days after passage. The move completes legislative action without a signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Penn
Stone
Oswego Man Convicted of Bigamy
Oswego County Court found Alpheus Wilden guilty of bigamy. He first wed in Holmesville thirty years ago, then married again in Orwell last year after an eighteen year silence from his first wife who, believing him dead, remarried.
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Oswego
N. Y
Alpheus Wilden
Holmesville
Orwell
Texans Fire On Mob At Trinity During Guard Siege
Reinforcements rode in on a special train to rescue Levy Spencer a negro charged with assault held by the Houston Light Guard at Trinity Texas A mob formed a cordon nearly overpowering the detachment gunfire followed as Spencer was moved to the railway station The guard returned fire and escorted Spencer to Houston while the mob fired on the train Spencer is taken to Huntsville penitentiary for safekeeping
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Houston
Texas
Trinity
Houston Light Guard
Levy Spencer
Spencer
Glishs
Ees
Huntsville
Harvard Alumni Split Over Hay Degree at Harvard
Boston June 22 The plan to award Secretary of State John Hay a Harvard degree provokes alumni opposition. Critics argue the Doctor of Laws would honor political achievement over scholarship, noting leaders like H W Putnam Frederick Tudor H W Abbott and Archibald Howe among the opponents. Some say Hay may merit it for literary work, while Fisher Ames who supported McKinley’s degree cites literary achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John Hay
Harvard University
Harvard
McKinley
H. W. Putnam
Frederick Tudor
H. W. Abbott
Archibald Howe
Tudor
Hay
Fisher Ames
Bankers' Convention Ends in Buffalo Address Highlights Clearing House
At the New York State Bankers Association gathering in Buffalo William Sherer of the New York Clearing House spoke on its 1850s origins and 1901 volume. Dr. D F Altschul urged forming a Pan American banking network rather than opening new banks abroad. Arthur D. Bissell of the People's Bank of Buffalo was elected president as the convention adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
New York State Bankers’ Association
William Sherer
New York Clearing House
Greater
New York
Clearing House
D. F. Altschul
Honduras
Central America
South
Arthur D. Bissell
People’s Bank of Buffalo
Fire destroys Peters Lumber plant at Benton Harbor
A morning blaze leveled the Peters Lumber and Shingle Company's entire plant in Benton Harbor Michigan. The planing mill and drying house suffered an estimated 100000 dollars in losses with 20000 dollars insured. Fifteen lumber cars on Big Four and Pere Marquette lines were destroyed causing about 138000 dollars more in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Harbor
Mich
Peters Lumber and Shingle Company
Fires Report From Friday Night Through Saturday
Listing of incidents with damages across streets in the city including 1 West Thirty-fourth Street Francis Obeath 300 dollars and couts for Washington and Railroad ASPET 25 dollars Lemict & Swatz 25 dollars and 207 West Sixtieth Street Win ster Horn 325 dollars.
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Thirty-fourth Street
Francis Obeath
Washington and Railroad Aspet
Twenty-second Street
Lemict & Swatz
West Sixtieth Street
Winster Horn
Hotels and Guests List from Historic Almanac
A passenger and hotel roster lists notable visitors and residents at major hotels including Waldorf Astoria Grand Union Manhattan Plaza Savoy Imperial Fifth Avenue Albemarle Astor and others. Figures include ex Senators ex Governors ambassadors business leaders and international names such as Murphy Grimshaw Hanna Butler and Field with diverse origins from Seattle London Lima and Havana.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Watson C. Squire
Seattle
Arthur Brabacon
Kittrudderry
Ireland
Fred H. Prince
Boston
Henry W. Oliver
Pittsburg
Holland
Frank P. Blair
St. Paul
J. West
San Francisco
Alexander Allison
Memphis
W. Murphy Grimshaw
London
W. E. Fellows
Bangor
Murray Hill
Walter Ashworth
Bury
England
John B. Cotten
Washington
D. A. Campbell
Cleveland
J. W. Paton
Liverpool
W. Williamson
Grand Union
L. Bradford Prince
New Mexico
W. L. Parkhurst
Canandaigua
Manhattan
C. Sydney Taylor
Chester
H. Brigham
Honolulu
J. S. Parks
Topeka
Kansas
S. P. Johnston
St. Louis
José Rodrigues
Havana
W. J. Stocker
Plaza
J. D. Cox
SAVOY
Mark Hanna
E. J. Henchey
Louisville
I. B. Hall
Chicago
Imperial
Charles H. Baker
Dwight Stevens
John A. Graham
Savannah
G. T. Austin
Galveston
A. Y. Field
Lima
Peru
J. G. Porter
St. Elizabeth
South Africa
H. L. Harlan
Lexington
Hoffman-W. C. Rogers
Baltimore
Charles F. Hoffman
Alfred Halle
Breemen
H. G. Ulrich
Fifth Avenue
Dean Meanley
Richmond
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Dennis Argenir
Pateas
Greece
Albemarle
E. B. Hargreaves
C. — Russell
A. C. Heron
Lonon
What Shall we Do With Our Silverware
A wagon will call for and deliver your items and guarantee safety until autumn. Packing service available. Clothing and furs stored in cold storage. Household furniture kept in fire proof warehouses for protection.
Robbery Planned by Telephone At New Rochelle Home
In New Rochelle New York burglars used a telephone to plan a break in at the home of Joseph P. Brown vice president of the Knickerbocker Trust Company. The family was away two days and servants returned to find the house ransacked and valuables stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
N. Y
Joseph P. Brown
Knickerbocker ‘Trust Company
New York
Brown
Residence Park
Rochelle Park Association
Mount Vernon
Rails bring heavy locomotives to Ecuador line
Six large Baldwin Works engines are finishing as two more spread from Lima for service on the Guayaquil and Quito Railroad in Ecuador. The line, largely English owned, needs American locomotives for its steep Andean grades above 12 000 feet. About 100 miles are open with 390 miles to finish within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Works
Lima Works
Guayaquil
Quito
Ecuador
England
America
Andes
Mortgage Filed for 15 Million by Rail Company in New York
In Bath New York on June 22 a mortgage for 15 000 000 dollars from the Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad Company of Pennsylvania to the Metropolitan Trust Company of New York was recorded in Steuben County. Revenue stamps totaling 1 489 were attached to the mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
N. Y
Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad Company of Pennsylvania
Metropolitan Trust
Company of New York
Steuben County
Weather forecast and temperatures in New York area
Showers and brisk southwest winds across the Middle and South Atlantic States with fair weather looming on Monday. New England remains unsettled with continued showers while the Mississippi Missouri valley and Southwest stay warm. Temperatures peaked at 84 and dropped to 66 with humidity around 95 to 78 percent.
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South Atlantic
New England
Mississippi
Missouri
Upper
Middle
Gulf Coast
Lake
NEW York Times
Weather Bureau
Times
Ss One
Sobsatne Pavwabede
Misas de Ecassdevcans
Miihawense
Senet
THE
Printing House Square
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the McLaurin
G. W. Dunn
MR. Unger
Mr. Jacob
Oscar F. Spate
Lic
Commissioner Clausen
Colonial Company
W. L. Lamprey
New Chicago Theatre Company
Scilly Isles
Yale
Apollo
Melville Clark Apollo CO
Fifth Ave
Bankers’ Convention
Astor—C. VY. Rich
Lincoln Safe Deposit CO
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News OF the Railroads
Angelus
Wilcox & White Co
Wilson
24Th St