Quigg's Place Not Filled as New County Chairman Debated
The New York County Republican Committee faces a leadership void as Lemuel E. Quigg plans to resign next month and Gen Francis Vinton Greene faces strong opposition from Senator Platt and allies. Roosevelt ties and Vice Presidential controversy color the scramble to select a successor who can unite party factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Vinton Greene
Lemuel E. Quigg
Republican County Committee
Gen. Greene
Philadelphia
Republican Terday
Greene
Senator Platt
G Quigg
Gov. Roosevelt
Frederick W. Hollis
Nicholas Murray Butler
Prof. Shaw
Quigg Yesterdy
Adirondacks
Gen.Greene
Roosevelt
Platt
Genéraul
Quigs
Hanna Optimistic On Platt Quay Beat and Campaign Opening
Senator Hanna in Pittsburg and Cleveland discusses GOP ticket strength for McKinley and Roosevelt. He claims no terms with Platt and Quay and predicts Republican wins in New York and California, with campaigns to begin around August 1 and active efforts by Sept. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
Quay
Cleveland
Ohio
Senator Manna
Noan
Philadelphia
Jie
Lasf
McKinley
Roosevelt
Adaed
New York
Hanat
Metinley
Canton
Alpbina
National Executive Committee
Pittsburg
Penn
Hanna
Kentucky
California
Mayor Packer flies Roosevelt flag amid campaign dispute
Seabrig h town mayor Packer raised a flag bearing Roosevelt’s name on a wire from his office to a nearby building to celebrate Philadelphia nominations. General Earle says the act defaces the flag under a law, which Packer denies, noting he will remove it if proven illegal and citing advice from Bradley and Jicsley. The mayor claims no law forbids candidate names on a flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabrighy
N. J
P. Tall Packer
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Hobart
Ferdinand P. Farle
Packer
Bradley
Monmouth County
Jicsley
Gen
Earle
Essex Club Dinner Highlights Lodge and Policy
Boston reports the Essex Club dinner at Parker House with supporters Lodge Shaw and Lyman as speakers. Lodge defended Republican war policy, praised the President's handling of the war and peace and urged focus on the Chinese question as vital to national and humane interests. President von Meyer presided with about two hundred Republicans present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
Leslie M. Shaw
Lowa
George H. Lyman
Essex Club
Parker House
George von Meyer
Lodge
National Republicans mull headquarters site in New York
Ex-State Senator Frederick S. Gibbs and Maine RNC member Joseph H. Manley discussed locating the national headquarters in New York City. Possible sites included the Academy of Design building and the Fifth Avenue Hotel, with decisions expected before next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick S. Gibbs
Republican National Committee
Joseph H. Manley
Maine
Manley
Philadelphia
Gibbs
Jersey City
National Committee
Madison Avenue
Academy of Design
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Republican State Committee
Republican County Committee
Fifth Avenue
Asbury Park
National Executive Committee
M. A. Hanna
Hanna
New York
Chicago
Middle States
West
McKinley
Roosevelt
Pres Meet Delegates At White House In June Visit
Homegoing Republican delegates arrived at the White House in June, representing Illinois Kentucky Mississippi Iowa Georgia Tennessee Missouri Florida and South Carolina. The President greeted them, thanked them for congratulations, and discussed campaign roles with Representative Dolliver. General Miles also met the President but yielded no notable outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Illinois
Kentucky
Mississippi
Iowa
Georgia
Tennessee
Missouri
Florida
South Carolina
Dolliver
Miles
Sheriff Bell Visits State Headquarters From Cripple Creek
Sheriff Sherman Bell of Cripple Creek Colorado, a Rough Rider, called at the Republican State headquarters and planned travel to Oklahoma for the Rough Riders reunion. Governor Roosevelt is expected to attend and will leave New York next Friday. Bell praised Roosevelt as a gamest man and pledged to help in the fall campaign and in four years to back a White House bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Bell
Cripple Creek
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Philadelphia
Oklahoma
Gov. Roosevelt
New York
Sheriff Bell
Col
Froosevelt
White House
Manhattanville Colored Republican Club Incorporation
The Manhattanville Colored Republican Club of New York City filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State to promote Republican principles among Afro-Americans. Directors listed are John C. Thompson Sylvanus Tazewell Julius Bunn William Hamilton Tiberius L. Wiley Arthur Bunn and Lloyd Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Manhattanville Colored Republican Club
New York City
Republican Party
John C. Thompson
Sylvanus Tazewell
Julius Bunn
William Hamilton
Tiberius L. Wiley
Arthur Bunn
Lloyd Jones
Brooklyn Republican Club Ratifies McKinley Roosevelt Nominees
At a Brooklyn Republican Club meeting held at 146 Pierrepont Street last evening the renomination of William McKinley for President and the nomination of Gov Theodore Roosevelt for Vice President were ratified with enthusiasm. A unanimously adopted resolution pledges the club and its members to support the McKinley Roosevelt ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Republican Club
Pierrepont Street
McKinley
Roosevelt
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Senator Platt Improves After Injury and Convention Strain
Senator Thomas C. Platt, in a Fifth Avenue Hotel room, shows marked improvement from a broken rib and convention strain. He plans to leave in a day or two, intends to go to the Oriental Hotel at Manhattan Beach next Wednesday, and will stay until summer’s end, returning to the city for business each weekday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Platt
Philadelphia
Fifth Avenue
Platt
Manhattan Beach
Manhatan Beach
The Governor Resting at Cove Neck
Governor Roosevelt remained secluded at his Cove Neck home for a day or two of rest. A private messenger deterred visitors while telegrams poured in from across the country. Col. Roosevelt spent time reading messages and dictating replies to the telegraphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
L. I
Roosevelt
Cove Neck
Lucien Mott
Roosevelt House
Col
Roosevelt receives third nomination congrats from officials abroad
Albany reports Col. Treadwell opening Gov. Roosevelt’s mail showing over 100 letters of congratulation on his nomination for president. Cablegrams arrive from Gen. Horace Porter in France and from high State officials in Cuba, Porto Rico, South America, and from many stationed in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ex Gov Taylor of Kentucky Visits Atlantic City from Philadelphia
Ex Governor Taylor of Kentucky arrived in Atlantic City from Philadelphia for a brief stay, today June 23, as reported by The New York Times special correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Atlantic City
New York Times
Atlantic
City
N. J
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Registration of W. S. Taylor After Republican Convention
The register T. S. Taylor appeared with Mrs. Taylor and two others after the Republican National Convention. He gave no residence and refused interviews with reporters. He was accompanied by John Marshall and T. H. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Taylor
Taylor
John Marshall
T. H. Taylor
Colorado Delegation Invites Roosevelt to Western Trip
The Colorado delegation arrived from Philadelphia and sent Gov. Roosevelt a telegram inviting him to visit Colorado in July during his Western trip. They promise the most enthusiastic reception ever held in the Rocky Mountain region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Colorado
Philadelphia
Convention to Organize Union Reform Party in Illinois
Chicago June 23 A call is issued for a convention in Chicago on June 27 to organize the Union Reform Party in Illinois on the basis of direct legislation. R 8 Thompson, Chairman of the National Executive Committee, will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Reform Party
Chicago
Illinois
Thompson
Ex Justice Van Wyck and Ice Trust Attack Published
The Commercial Travelers Anti Trust League plans Talkative Facts and will print ex Justice Van Wyck's Jefferson Day speech with an intro attacking yellow journalism. It notes Van Wyck opposes ice trusts and pressed the trust issue, while avoiding mention of his and his brother's stock holdings in the American Ice Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Travelers’ and Hotel Men’s Anti-Trust League
Augustus van Wyck
William Jennings Bryan
Justice van Wyck
Democratic Club
Ice Trust
Hell Fire
American Ice Company
Bryan on the platform in Milwaukee
The Daily News reports Col. W. J. Bryan en route to Chicago and Lincoln denounces the Philadelphia Republican platform as fraudulent. He links it to 1896 promises on international bimetallism, distrusts on trusts, and avoidance of the Philippine issue, while condemning the weak stand on a 100,000 man army. He also calls reports of rifts with Chairman Jones false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Daily News Today
W. J. Bryan
Chicago
Lincoln
Philadelphia
Col
Bryan
Jones
Gen Wheeler May Enter Congress Run From Alabama District
Gen Joseph Wheeler hints at candidacy for Congress in Alabama Eighth District. A circular letter from Wheeler suggests he will be at friends’ disposal and contests imply the winner serves the full two year term as set by the District Executive Committee for a special primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Joseph Wheeler
Eighth
Wheeler
Florida Democrats Nominate State Officers at Convention
The Democratic Convention in Jacksonville nominates Francis B. Carter for Justice of the Supreme Court John N. Crawford for Secretary of State W H Reynolds for Controller and W B Lamar for Attorney General in a session held on June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Francis B. Carer
Supreme Court
John N. Crawford
W. H. Reynolds
W. B. Lamar
Kansas City Free Transport Ban by Rail Lines
ST LOUIS June 25 The executive officers of all the lines running to Kansas City have decided that no free transportation shall be issued to or from Kansas City on account of the National Democratic Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Poles Clash Over St Mary of Carmel Church Fight
In Bayonne New Jersey a dispute over the Polish Catholic Church of St Mary of Carmel led to a large gathering of about 500 Poles around the building after doors were barred. Both priests Father Ivanhoff and Father Makowski claimed occupancy amid fistfights, police intervention, and looming further trouble tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
St. Mary of Carmel
Avenue D
Twenty-second Street
Ivanhoff
Father Mahowski
Father Ivanhoff
Makowski
Father Makowski
Meeting of Homeopathists in Washington
The American Institute of Homeopathy held its final session in Washington on June 23. A report noted 10,000,000 pages of homeopathic literature published last year. 45 seniors, 393 other members, and 674 visitors attended. Amendments on by law restrictions were approved. Delegates named for the International Homeopathic Congress in Paris next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Institute of Homeopathy
Committee On Medical Legislation
Cincinnati
Institute
Carey Sisters
William Tod Helmuth
Bushrod
Pp. James
Krafft
McClelland
Sheffield School Class Day at Yale Honors 248 Graduates
The Sheffield Scientific School class of 1902 held its class day events in New Haven with histories read for each member. Prizes were announced for excellence in freshman studies across multiple subjects, and senior and high orations appointments listed for numerous graduates. An additional 197 members received minor appointments, bringing honor students to 248 of 397 graduates, a notably high percentage.
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New Haven
Conn
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
Ransom H. Gillett
Washington
C. D. Lockwood
Stamford
Coann
Herman A. Webster
Chicago
Irving L. Lyons
New Orleans
Trumbull Kelley
New York
Hadley
Chittenden
S. Mathews
Milford
William J. Canada
Westville
Robert T. Roberts
Winsted
Robert P. Wadams
Torrington
John J. Wright-Clark
Newark
N. J
William B. Cramer
Bedford F. Hines
Dechord
Tenn
Thomas D. Adams
Westport
Mass
Rogers
George 8. Jamieson
Bridgeport
Albert B. van Buren
Lynn
Frank E. Hale
Hartford
East Hampton
Edward B. Hill
Yonkers
N. Y
William S. Johnson
Meriden
Charles Kinds
Seymour
A. Kellogg, Jr
Carthage
A. S. Kittle
Ross
Cal
S. S. Levy
Bloomington
Ill
F. J. Lock
New York City
B. Upton
Henry L. Moses
Scranton
Penn
W. H. Nelson
West Suffield
Leonard A. Peck
Gloversville
F. BD. Pendleton
Somersville
H. M. Poynter
Shelbyville
J. Rice
Santa Barbara
Horace G. Sanders
Concord
N. H
Laurence van Wis
Elisha Walker
Weaver
Newry
Schuylkill Rown
Vernon
Crusade Against Docking Horses Tails in Toledo
In Toledo Ohio June 23 humane society officers move to end the practice of docking horses tails. Charles R Bowman a Toledo Driving Club member is fined 100 dollars along with Arthur Kirk son of Major Kirk city council member. Jethro Mitchell arrested and warrants issued for George H Ketcham Crescens owner and trainer Tim Murname. More arrests expected as many stylish horses have been docked recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Toledo
Ohio
The
Humane Society
Charles R. Bowman
Scattered Flowers in Lafayette's Path
Miss Sarah Moore Ross a Newark resident aged ninety six died at her niece Mrs Jared Haines 34 Franklin Street after a paralysis stroke two weeks ago. For forty years she lived with her niece and remained mentally sharp until recently. She recalled with pride the Lafayette celebration when she and twelve other young women strewed flowers before the French general on the old common now Military Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Newark
N. J
Sarah Moore Ross
Jared Haines
Franklin Street
Haines
Ross
Gen
Miss Ross
Old Common
Military Park
Wilson to Attend American Forestry Association Meet
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson will travel to New York City next week to preside at sessions of the American Forestry Association, of which he serves as president. He has shown strong interest in forestry work, aligning with Forester Gifford Pinchot and supporting legislation to protect and improve forest lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitington
James Wilson
New York City
American Forestry Association
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Association
Woman Kills Over Fifty Cents in Birmingham
Martha Sanders paid Henry Thomas a hackman $1 to buy whisky. Thomas spent half the money and kept the other half. When confronted, he laughed and walked away. Enraged, Sanders drew a pistol and shot him twice, killing him within minutes. She surrendered at the station house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Birmingham
Ala
Martha Sanders
Henry Thomas
Hackman
Thomas
Dropped Dead While Sparring in Newark Street Scene
Mat Brehme of Spruce and Barclay Streets Newark collapsed on the sidewalk in front of the Silver King Hotel while sparring with Louis Weber after a lunch. He died suddenly, likely from heart disease, and his body was sent to a morgue for autopsy.
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Newark
N. J
Mat Brehme
Spruce and
Barclay Streets
Louis Weber
Barclay Street
Silver King Hotel
Weber
Gilligan Convicted in Isle of Wight Murder Case
A. C. Gilligan was convicted in Isle of Wight County County Court for the murder of Beverly Turner. The jury fixed the punishment at eighteen years in the penitentiary. Gilligan shot Turner while attempting to elope with her, and his self defense plea was contradicted by Turner and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
A. C. Gilligan
Isle of Wight County
Beverly Turner
Gilligan
Turner
Miss Turner
Boston and Albany Lease Advances in State Senate
The Boston and Albany Railroad lease to New York Central Railroad passes to a third reading in the State Senate by 24 to 5 with four pairs. An amendment for lease revocation upon violation failed by one vote. A further reading is planned, as is discussion of the Fitchburg lease in the House. The session also sees a vote against reconsidering the New England Gas and Coke Company incorporation.
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Boston
Boston and Albany
New York Central Railroad
State Senate
Atwill
Lynn
Senate
House
Fitchburg
New England Gas and Coke Company
Southern Railway Unveils Large New Map Display
A large 140 square foot translucent railway map of the Southern system is shown at the passenger office Broadway and Twenty eighth Street. Painted from banknote drawings, it covers territory south of the Potomac east of the Mississippi including West Indian acquisitions with blue rivers and black lettering. In San Francisco June 23, reports claim Oceanic Steamship Co may become exclusive ocean connector for Santa Fé, guiding Australia New Zealand and Hawaii traffic via Oceanic routes to Santa Fé offices, though not officially confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Company
Broadway
Twentyeighth Street
Southern Railway System
Potomac
Mississippi
Oceanic Steamship Co
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Oceanic Steamship Company
Santa Fé
Honolulu
Oceanic
Australia
New Zealand
Hawaii
Japan
China
Philippine Islands
Doric
Tacoma
Victoria
Vancouver
Hongkong
Shanghai
Yokohama
Dorkc
New York
Buffon
Barbados
City of Rome
Glasgow
Galileo
Hull
Iroquois
Jacksonville
Main
Bremen
Mozart
St. Lucia
Powhatan
Gibraltar
Seguranca
Havana
Alleghany
Port Simon
City of Birmingham
Savannah
Cufic
Liverpool
el- Sud
New Orleans
John Fothergill
Maasham
Rotterdam
Ponce
San Juan
Proteus
Louisville and Nashville Buys Tallahassee Southeast Road
Information from here says the Louisville and Nashville Railroad has bought the Tallahassee Southeastern Road and will extend it to a deep water port on the Gulf coast in South Florida. The purchased line is already twenty one miles from this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville and Nashville
Tallahassee
Fla
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Gus Coast
South Florida
Named dignitaries listed by city in a dense society column
A dense roster lists figures from Waldorf Astoria through Grand in a sequence of hotels and officials including William Anderson Glasgow P A McCullum Toronto Rogost vensky Russian Embassy Kerens Elkins Payne Lyman Rothwell Landon Haines Holland McCandless Kemrick Mahaney Irwin Wheeler Coolidge Barrows Lindsay Davidson Lachlan McKnight Bettinger Scofield Wheeler Baldwin Hough Heilbert Mills Martin Grand Fown with multiple cities and nations represented in a social directory style record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf- Astoria
William Anderson
Glasgow
P. A. McCullum
Toronto
P. Rogostvensky
Washington
Col
Richard C. Kerens
St. Louis
S. B. Elkins, Jr
West Virginia
H. C. Payne
Milwaukee
Murray Hill
F. L. Lyman
Augusta
Irvin E. Rothwell
Chicago
Park Avenue
E. J. Landon
Canton
Ohio
Co. T. Haines
Utica
Holland
George W. Dixon
Chandler Hall
H. D. McCandless
Pittsburg
Fifth Avenue
John P. Kemrick
Manchester
England
Rowland B. Mahaney
Buffalo
John N. Irwin
United States
Portugal
Hoffman
J. R. Putnam
Saratoga
L. E. Wheeler
Springfield
F. H. Coolidge
Atlanta
Imperial
African Game Laws from The London Mail
An international conference at the Foreign Office yields a 15 year convention governing Africa’s animal life. It sets zones north to south and urges reserves, close seasons, banned unlicensed big game hunting, export duties, and health enforcement to protect elephants and other species. Questions remain about enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mail
Equatorial Africa
Foreign Office
Timbuctoo
Dongola
Atlantic Ocean
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
German Southwest Africa
Yzambesi
Civil War Veteran Drops Dead in Newburg
Alexander Kidd of Walden Orange County, Civil War veteran and Fifty-sixth New York Volunteers member, collapsed and died last night in Newburgh due to heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
N. Y
Alexander Kidd
Walden
Orange County
Fifty-sixth
New York Volunteers
Firemen's Home Dedicated in Boonton Parade
Firemen from across New Jersey and New York joined in a dedication ceremony at Boonton State Home for Disabled Firemen. Governor Voorhees and his staff reviewed a parade featuring about 3,000 marchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonton
N. J
New Jersey
New York
Voorhees
Fires Report From Yesterday Across Manhattan Borough
From 12 o clock Friday night to 12 o clock Saturday night a series of fires caused varying damage. Incidents include S Schroe der on Eldridge Street with slight damage at 3 30 A M and Manhattan Novelty Company at 10 15 A M with slight damage on 36 John Street. Cyrus S S Judson at 845 P M on 508 Fifth Avenue reported damage of 10 dollars. National Biscuit Company fire at 4 45 P M on 469 to 483 West Street caused 1500 dollars damage. Graha Webb at 6 10 P M on 281 Stanton Street with 25 dollars damage. Bayard Street residence at 7 25 P M with unknown owner suffered a flight of damage. Margaret Crow on 438 West Fortieth Street sustained 10 dollars damage at 7 40 P M. A J Alias on 18 West Seventy first Street reported damage slight at 8 10 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge
S. Schroeder
John Street
Manhattan Novelty Company
Fifth Avenue
Cyrus S&s. Judson
West Street
National Biscuit Company
Stanton Street
Graha & Webb
Bayard Street
West Fortieth Street
Margaret Crow
West Seventy-first Street
A. J
Damaze -Slicht
Figure of Kruger Compared to Kossuth in Boston Transcript
An early Boston Transcript comparison wonders if Paul Kruger should come to this country. It notes he might not be seen as quaintly odd as Kossuth but would still offer a deeply engaging subject for study.
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Paul Kruger
Kossuti
Boston Transcript
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