Depew on Third Term Principle Letters to Grosvenor
Chauncey M. Depew writes Gen. Charles H. Grosvenor that third term talk is a public issue not a private affair. He argues the presidency should not seek a third term and cites historical examples from Jefferson to McKinley, Grant, Garfield, and Cleveland to show constitutional flexibility and political dynamics.
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New York
Washington
Depew
Rochefoucauld
McKinley
Louisiana
Jefferson
Porto Rico
Philippines
Paris
Congress
Supreme Court
Grant
Blaine
Garfield
Gen
Senator Conkling
Friends
Hayes
Evarts
Senate
Cleveland
House of Representatives
Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Republic
Chauncey M. Depew
Charles H. Grosvenor
Census bulletin outlines sex and nativity by state groups
Census Bureau releases the first of eleven bulletins detailing population by sex nativity and color for groups of states. The report shows males predominate in most states with Alaska and Arizona among the strongest male majorities. White population dominates in Colorado and Connecticut at 98 percent in each state.
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Arizona
Arkansas
Alabama
Alaska
Connecticut
California
Colorado
Washington
Census Bureau Today
Veterans Honor Schley at Brooklyn Naval Veterans Meet
Nearly two hundred of Admiral W. S. Schley’s shipmates from the Santiago era attended the Gloucester Naval Command Spanish War Veterans meeting at Central Hall Brooklyn. Schley was unanimously elected an honorary member, after letters from Col. Long and Capt. Dwyer urged his active membership.
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Whtfield Scott Schley
Santiago
Gloucester Naval Command
Central Hall
Court Street
Brooklyn
John F. Dwyer
State Corps
James S. Long
Ee Sixty-eighth Street
New York
N. Y
Schley
Gloucester
Long
National Army of
iBut
Congress
Prussia Faces Record Harvest Deficit in 1901
Washington reports that Prussia will endure the largest and most disastrous cereal deficit in recent years. The German empire faces unprecedented needs for foreign grain, per a State Department dispatch from Consul General Frank Mason in Berlin. A memorial to Count von Bülow urges relief measures.
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Washington
Prussia
State Department
Frank Mason
Berlin
Count von Bislow
Chaffee Named Military Governor of the Philippines
Washington reports Major General Adna R. Chaffee is appointed military governor of the Philippine Archipelago following Taft becoming civil governor. Military vacates Ayuntamiento and Malacanang for civil use while Malacanan becomes Taft’s headquarters. Estado Mayo to serve as Chaffee’s military HQ.
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Washington
William H. Taft
Philippines
Adna R. Chaffee
Ayuntamiento
Manila
Malacanan
Otis and
MacArthur
Platt Backs Van Cott and Buffallo Postmasters
Senator Platt of New York saw the President about postmaster appointments in New York and Buffalo. He endorsed Cornelius Van Cott for New York and supported Fred Greiner for Buffalo. Both appointments are expected to be made.
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Washington
Platt
New York
Buffalo
Cornelius van Cott
Fred Greiner
Diplomatic Note to Russia on Tariff Controversy
The State Department sent a note to Russia via Count Cassini detailing countervailing duties under the Dingley law to persuade Russia to remit higher duties on American goods. Hay’s note prompted Cassini to report to the Imperial Government. Cassini departs Washington Monday and sails Tuesday aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II with secretary Rogostvensky. trip planned two months ago, delayed by China talks, now set as indemnity talks may conclude by July 1.
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Washington
State Department
Cassini
Treasury
Treasury Department
United States
Hay
Count Cassini
New York
Rogostvensky
Navy Paymaster Pleads Guilty in Court Martial
The Navy Department reports Paymaster John R. Martin pleaded guilty to the technical charge in his court martial aboard the receiving ship Richmond at the Philadelphia Navy Yard as proceedings continued.
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Naval Paymaster’s “ Technical” Guild
Washington
Navy Department
John R. Martin
Navy
Richmond
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Court Recommends Reprimand for Disbursing Officer
A court finds the officer guilty of a technical violation in disbursing funds to themselves or others and recommends a reprimand. The offense involves no proof of motive or moral turpitude.
Plans for tunnel to Long Island City to Manhattan Island
The Long Island Extension Railroad filed plans for a two track tunnel from Long Island City to Manhattan Island. The terminal at Long Acre Square offers easy rapid transit connections and future ferry and bridge access. Construction would begin as permits are obtained and work would proceed rapidly.
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Long Island Extension Railroad
Long Island City
Manhattan Island
New York
Queens
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Forty-fifth Street
Long Acre Square
Long Island
Grand Central
Island
Pennsylvania
North River
Long Island Railroad
Queens County
Nwo
East River
Thompson Avenue
Vernon Avenue
van Alst Street
Front Street
Borden
Flushing Avenues
Jes Head
Thirty-fourth Street
Lexington Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Seventh Avenuue
Thirty Third Street
Mrs McKinley Reopens Marine Band Concerts
Washington June 22 Mrs McKinley’s condition remains favorable and the Marine Band concerts in the White House grounds resumed today. The performances, normally weekly in summer, had been suspended due to her illness and are back in obedience to her request.
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Washington
Mortgage on Childs Restaurants in Newark and New York
A $175,000 mortgage from Ellsworth Childs to Knickerbocker Trust Company was recorded in Newark. It covers two Newark restaurants and six in New York controlled by Childs and secures a $175 bond issue guaranteed by the trust company.
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Childs
Newark
N. J
Ellsworth
Quarantine Eased for Cuba Passengers in Yellow Fever Case
Surgeon General Wyman considers raising quarantine on passengers from Cuba after Havana reports show no yellow fever. Glennan's cable recommends ending the five day detentions. Health Officer Doty says a decision will be made Monday and supports easing restrictions to aid commerce.
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Washington
Wyman
Cuba
Maryland Boundary Line
James D. Glennan
Havana
New York
Glennan
Doty
Arantine
Increase In Cuban Customs Receipts
The War Department division of insular affairs reports Cuba’s customs receipts for January to April rose by 6,867 dollars this year compared to 1900. Totals for the first four months were 4,417,921 in 1889, 5,394,598 in 1900, and 5,401,460 in 1901.
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Washington
Cuba
Division of Insular Affairs
War Department
Transport Indiana sails with troops and prisoners from Manila
The War Department forwarded a cablegram from Gen. MacArthur in Manila stating that Transportation Indiana sailed June 20 carrying the Twenty-ninth, Thirtieth, and Thirty-second Coast Artillery Companies along with the First and Eighth Field Batteries and 145 general prisoners.
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Washington
War Department
Indiana
Coast Artillery
Cornell President Receives War Dept Dispatch on Filipino Chef Posts
War Department dispatch to President J G Schurman lists twelve chef positions in the Philippines at $1 yearly for young men. Teachers to depart the United States in July.
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Ithaca
N. Y
War Department
J. G. Schurman
Cornell University
Philippines
President Signs Several Commission Appointments
The President signed commissions naming Horace N. Allen as Minister to Korea and reappointing four U S marshals and an U S attorney. Addison D. James and Walter H. Johnson receive marshal terms alongside John M. Nes and Nathan V. Harlan in Nebraska District No. 3. Harlan is not a reappointment.
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Addison D. James
Western District
Kentucky
Walter H. Johnson
Northern Key of
Georgia
John M.nes
Southern District of
Nathan V. Harlan
United States
District of
Nebraska
Mr. Harlan
Porto Rico Assembly Call Set For July Fourth Free Trade Debate
Gov Allen issued a call for a Porto Rico Assembly meeting in San Juan on July 4 to take up the free trade question. In Cleveland Dr José Gomez Brroso and José C Barosa, Porto Rico Executive Council members, met Senator Hanna before continuing to Buffalo for the Exposition and planned to return to Ohio for the Republican State Convention in Columbus.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Allen
Cleveland
Ohio
José Gomez Brroso
José C. Barosa
Executive Council
M. A. Hanna
Buffalo
Columbus
United Service Actions and Transfers Across Army Posts
The Army lists transfers and duty assignments including Capt Walter A. Thurston to Denver for Scia duty, Capt Francis C. Marshall remaining at Presidio San Francisco, Capt Lutz Wahl recruiting in New Orleans, and May 7 transfers of Lieutenants Taylor Davis Merriam to Coast Artillery and Field Artillery units. Capt Charles L. Phillips to Troy for chart inspection. Paymaster O L Pruden discharged as Major. Assistant Subsistence Officers Street Ryan and ngalls discharged June 30. Palmer transfers accountability to Deval for quartermaster instructions.
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Walter A. Thurston
Sixteenth Infantry
Denver
Richard H. Wilson
Eighth Infantry
Francis C. Marshall
Fifteenth Cavalry
Presidio of
San Francisco
Lutz Wahl
Twenty-first Infantry
New Orleans
Artillery Corps
Hugh K. Taylor
Sixth Infantry
Edwin G. Davis
Henry C. Merriam
Taylor
Coast Artillery
Davis
Merriam
William R. Bettison
Field Artillery
Charles L. Phillips
Troy
N. Y
Ordnance Department
O. L. Pruden
United States Volunteers
United States
Hoehne L. Street
Thomas F. Ryan
Ralph Ngalls
Alfred M. Palmer
Carroll
Naval officers reassigned and orders revoked
Lieut. G. C. Davison is detached from the torpedo station and ordered to the Bureau of Ordnance on June 26. Naval Cadet M. G. Cook’s June 20 order directing him to report to the Massachusetts is revoked.
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G. C. Davison
Bureau of Ordnance
M. G. Cook
Massachusetts
Cruiser Philadelphia Headed to Samoa to Relieve Station Crew
The cruiser Philadelphia left San Francisco for Samoa to relieve the crew of the station ship Abarenda at Tutuila. The Nashville arrived at Manila and the Glacier is at Brisbane, while the battleship Alabama reached New po.
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Washington
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Samoa
Tutuila
Nashville
Manila
Glacier
Brisbane
Alabama
New Po
Policeman Breaks up Mob to Save King Connor From Lynch Threat
Policeman Kelly of West Thirty-seventh Street Station dispersed a mob chasing King Connor a Black man at 269 West Forty-sixth Street late Friday night. An Italian passerby Salvator Demain reported a revolver threat by a Black man who fled to a Chinese laundry as the crowd swelled. Connor was arrested on suspicion but released yesterday.
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Kelly
West Thirty-seventh Street
King Connor
West Forty-sixth Street
Salvator Demain
Thirty-eighth Street
Tenth Avenue
Bravery Saves Engineer After Tug Sinks at Hoboken Docks
The tug Gilbert M Edgett tied up at Hamburg American docks Hoboken sank at her moorings Friday night. Engineer H G Townsend fireman Henry Miller and cook Frank Harms were aboard. Townsend dove back to save Harms but became trapped. Miller pulled Townsend free and others aided Miller. Townsend survived. Boat ownership traced to Hudson Towing.
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Gilbert M. Edgett
Hoboken
H. G. Townsend
Henry Miller
Frank Harms
Townsend
Harms
Miller
Hudson Towing Company
Brazilian cruiser swindle nets fooling Orphans' Home fund
A well dressed man boarded the Brazilian cruiser Benjamin Constant at the navy yard posing as a solicitor for the Orphans' Home of New York. He collected a hatful of coins from officers including First Lieut. D Perry and vanished with the money after being trusted with a donation note. Portuguese exclamations followed as the ruse was revealed.
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Benjamin Constant
Navy Yard
New York
D. Perry
Widow Griffin获赔七千五百美元案情回顾
Supreme Court Justice Russell heard Anna Griffin widow of Alfred H Griffin claim damages for her husband killed by an elevator in the Manice Building. Jury awarded 7500 dollars for loss of life after a prior $22500 verdict on a former trial, new trial ordered on appeal.
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Supreme Court
Justice Russell
Anna Griffin
Alfred H. Griffin
United States Fire Insurance Company
William de Forest Manice
Manice
Griffin
Harris Granted $2500 Year Alimony in Brooklyn Divorce
Justice Gaynor of the Supreme Court Brooklyn yesterday granted Blanche Hutchison Harris an absolute divorce from Charles Taylor Harris. She receives $2,500 yearly alimony for herself and her children and a $230 counsel fee. Mr Harris is President of Celadon Terra Cotta Company. The defense cited an income of 000 a year.
Long Island City Politician Clancy Committed After Killing Clark
John F. Clancy a Long Island City politician and hotel keeper was committed to the Tombs by Coroner Bausch after he shot and killed John Clark on First Avenue and Thirty-fourth Street. Clark died at Bellevue Hospital.
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John F. Clancy
Long Island City
John Clark
First Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Bausch
Clancy
Clark
Fifth Street
West Avenue
Gleason
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Yorkville Court
Mayo
Unger
Abraham Evy
Noble
Queens County
Long Island
McMahon
Will of Brooklyn silkman Joseph Naul broken twice by jury
The will of Joseph Naul worth about 80000 was challenged by seven children claiming undue influence. After probate, Supreme Court Justice Gaynor overturned a jury verdict, and the Appellate Division ordered a new trial. The second jury again ruled for the contestants.
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Joseph Naul
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Naul
Henry
Paul
Joseph, Jr
Joseph
Gaynor
Justice Gaynor
Appellate Division
Pollard Arraigned Over Missing Rings In Brooklyn Court
William Pollard of 70 Greene Street Greenpoint Brooklyn was arraigned at Ewen Street Police Court on complaint by jeweler Joseph Mater of 981 Manhattan Avenue charging him with retaining two diamond rings valued at 108 dollars. Pollard, ex firefighter, was later held on larceny warrant after a custody dispute proceeding with his wife. Magistrate O Reilly set bail at 500 dollars for examination.
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William Pollard
Greene Street
Greenpoint
Ewen Street
Brooklyn
Joseph Mater
Manhattan Avenue
Pollard
Scannell
Marean
Supreme Court
Maier
O'Reilly
Bugs Rout A Garden Party At Jersey City Church
Lights at St. Aloysius Church grounds on West Side and Lexington Avenues drew swarms of insects to the Friday night event. The winged pests settled on guests, especially those in white dresses, resisting all efforts to drive them off. After about half an hour the party adjourned, and by morning the bugs had vanished back to nearby meadows.
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Jersey City
St. Aloysius’s
West Side
Lexington Avenues
Christy death at Bellevue under limited probe
District Attorney shows little chance of further official probe into the death of John Christy a Bellevue Hospital inmate who died last Tuesday from injuries disputed by witnesses. Coroner O Hanlon and Deputy Gar Van inspect the case while Commissioner Keller and detectives pursue leads with no arrests yet and a Tuesday inquest planned.
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John Christy
Bellevue Hospital
O'Hanlon
Garvan
Philbin
Risty
Samuel Cuchar
Kristy
Bellevue
John W. Keller
Charities Cement
Christy
Amalgamated Copper Declares Dividend Record Date Set
Official notice states that the portion of the new Amalgamated Copper shares on record by 8 oclock on July 12 will receive the dividend declared last Thursday. The reason for the dividend is not specified in the excerpt.
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Amalgamated Copper
Grocery and liquor specials listing various items and prices
A dense catalog of deli goods and beverages with prices including 12 percent jelly Bar le duc jelly roast beef sardines anchovies corned beef coffee fresh roasted Santas and multiple wines rums and whiskeys with per item pricing and floor location notes
Amalgamated to receive funds from Boston Ontana and Butte Boston
The Amal amated will obtain a considerable cash sum from the Boston Ontana and the Butte and Boston properties, reflecting earnings accrued since the last dividend was paid by those two companies.
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Boston
Ontana
Butte
James Boyd Celebrates 70th Birthday on Stock Exchange Floor
Celebration at the Western Union trading post on the Stock Exchange marked James Boyd's seventieth birthday. He is described as a longtime specialist on the floor, with floral offerings and congratulations from colleagues.
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Western Union
Stock Exchange
James Boyd
Alaska Packing Firms Plan 35 Million Salmon Combine
Representatives of eight Alaska packing firms met in this city yesterday and agreed to plans for a thirty five million dollar salmon combine promoted by R. Oaffrey.
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Alaska
R. Oaffrey
Wall Street Reports Plan to Move Linseed Office to City
Reports in Wall Street yesterday said about thirty twine factories are under review and that the American Linseed Company may relocate its offices from Chicago to this city.
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Wall Street
American Linseed Company
Chicago
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Russia
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Cemple Court Annex
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Sixth Ave
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Horace N. Allen
Korea
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New England
Hume
Karluk
Anderson
Choice
Carolina Rice
Milford
Rochester
Procter& Gamble
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St. Julien
Armand Freres
Bordeaux
France
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