Churchgoers Aroused Over Mormons Work In Bronx
In the Bronx a broad churchgoers' backlash against Mormon proselytizing disrupts elders efforts at Harlem River meetings. Pastor Claude M. Severance of Port Morris Congregational Church defends orthodox worship while denouncing Mormon tactics and appeals for patience amid controversy. Elders stay near East One Hundred and Thirty fifth Street as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Blair
Lizzie Dickinson
Bronx
Harlem
Blair
Miss Dickinson
Claude M. Severance
Severance
Japan
United States
Beekman Avenue
Port Morris
Christian Endeavor Society
Pointblank
Vermont
Joseph Smith
Edmunds
New York Sun
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Abraham
Solomon
Palestine
East One Hundred and Thirtyfifth Street
Samuel Neff
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Opens With Large Crowds
The Ocean Grove Summer religious season began with thousands attending camp meetings. The morning sermon attracted about 4 000 in the Auditorium after a 9 A M service led by Charles H. Yatman and a separate adult service by Lizzie Smith. Scholarly sessions drew 2 000, beach services 10 000, choir of 200 and 25 member orchestra performed. Bishop James N. FitzGerald presided at an evening gang service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Grove
Charles H. Yatman
Tabernacle
Lizzie Smith
Tali Esen Morgan
Park Sisters
Bradford
Louis Alfredanks
New York City
James N. FitzGerald
St. Louis
Camp Meeting Association
Barker Writes Letters in Jail on Sunday in Jersey City
Thomas G. Barker remained in Hudson County Jail Jersey City for his first Sunday behind bars writing letters and reading. He refused visitors and told Warden Sullivan he did not wish to see reporters. He said new bail prospects could not be secured as Marshall Van Winkle and Al Co. Wall were out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Barker
Hudson County
Jersey City
Warden Sullivan
Marshall van Winkle
al Co. Wall
Explosion Victims Buried In Paterson After Blast
Crowds gathered around 440 Main Street in Paterson New Jersey as a Friday explosion killed seventeen and injured many. Fourteen bodies were buried, including Mrs Pearl Simon and her two children in separate hearses, with large funeral processions to Mount Nebo Cemetery. The inquest by a jury and coroner is set to begin later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Simon
Rittenberg
Simon
Mount Nebo
Patrick Burns
Nathan Schulman
Brooklyn
Funeral blocked as autopsy ordered in Pullis case
Prosecutor Erwin of Hudson County directs autopsy on Frank Pullis of North Bergen after multiple family deaths and poisoning rumors. Chief Brady remains with body and Dr Converse to assume charge. wife and mother push for investigation and inquest contrary to earlier plan for Brights disease verdict.
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Erwin
Hudson County
Frank Pullis
North
Bergen
Bright
Pullis
Converse
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Brady
Dying from Thief Attack at West Shore Round House
William Dubeldies night watchman at the West Shore round house in New Durham was assaulted by two youths early yesterday. He suffered a crushed breast bone and a fractured skull and remains unconscious as doctors race to aid him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dubeldies
Union Place
Union Hill
Dubeldies
West Shore Round House
New Durham
Round House
Dr. Wallis
White
West Hoboken
Roundhouse
Indian Born at Glen Island Christened by Tribe
A ten pound baby girl born to Lone Dog and his wife at Glen Island was christened in a private tribal ceremony led by Col. W. H. Root with Pauline Adams as sponsors. The event followed a dance and was kept veiled from outsiders, with a later church baptism anticipated.
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Glen Island
Lone Dog
Col. W. H. Root
Pauline Adams
Pete
New Hochelle
Bucks and Braves
John Hollow Horn Bear
Gen Bartlett Victim Buried At West Point
Funeral services for Gen. Charles G. Bartlett retired victim of the Northfield disaster in New York Harbor were held at West Point with full military honors. The Academy Board officers and cadet battalion took part and a Lafayette Post G A R delegation from New York City accompanied the body to West Point for burial in his father's plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Northfield
West Point
N. Y
Charles G. Bartlett
New York Harbor
Academy Board
Lafayette Post
New_York City
Prof
Labor Men Question Charles W Haskins on City Finances
Labor representatives interviewed Charles W Haskins at his home 317 West Fourteenth Street about his views on municipal finance and public contracts. Haskins endorsed keeping key contracts in city hands and adopting Coler’s approach to enforcing contracts while criticizing outsourcing to private firms. He emphasized practical governance, warned against waste, and noted his lack of desire for public office though experienced in financial duties as Dean at New York University and in private practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Haskins
Coler
Haskins
West Fourteenth Street
Chicago
John F. Mahar
J. Coler
Mayer
New York University School of Commerce
Haskin
Williue
Martin O
H.askins
Haskin Oi
Eras Street
Ex-Governor Stone dismisses Kansas City third party movement
Ex-Gov. William J. Stone of Missouri at the Hoffman House says the Kansas City third party venture led by Lee Merriwether amounts to little. He notes Bryan repudiated it and doubts Bryan will seek the 1904 Democratic nomination, praising McKinley’s stand against a third term. He sees no clear candidate yet for either party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
William J. Stone
Missouri
Hoffman House
Lee Merriwether
Bryan
Merriwether
St. Louis
Municipal Ownership League
R. Bryan
Mr. Stone
Tillman-McLaurine
South Carolina
McLaurin
David B. Hill
McKinley
Tariff Revision as Campaign Issue Discussed
In interviews D Richardson hints tariff revision could be central in the next presidential race. Stone counters that issues will be set by the upcoming Congress. Questions arise about party chairs and Missouri police control, with mixed opinions on reform and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Richardson
Mr. Stone
National Committee
J. K. Jones
Arkansas
Missouri
Cer
Kans Democratic Party rejects fusion with Populists
The Kansas Democratic State Central Committee refused a Populist invitation to form a new fusion party. The meeting led by J. Mack Love backed an independent Democratic stance, saying fusion has failed in Kansas and that Populists should run within the Democratic banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Democratic State Central Committee of
Kansas
Democratic Committeee
J. Mack Love
J. G. Johnson
W. J. Babb
State Central Committee
Love
Democratic Party
Senator Platt Returns From Washington Stop
Senator Platt returned to the city last night after an alleged bid for the Port Appraiser Wilbur F Wakeman. Wakeman, backed by Cornelius Bliss and merchants, has been seen as anti Platt and faces repeated removal charges. Platt plans to go to Manhattan Beach for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
Washington
Mr. Wakeman
Seabright
N. J
Cornelius N. Bliss
Manhattan Beach
Triple Alliance in Illinois Forms Under Gov Yates
Gov Yates creates a political axis with William Lorimer and Lieut. Gov. Northcott to control the Illinois party organization. They plan to secure holdover State Senators for a United States Senate candidate aligned with the trio, excluding Mason and Dawes from the top post and exploring Northcott as a potential future candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Gates
Gov
Northcott
William Lorimer
New York Times
Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Mason
Yates- Lorimer-Northcott
United
Triple Alliance
Dawes
Martin B. Madden
Yates
Ohio Republicans Prepare for State Convention
The Republican State Convention opens in Columbus with renomination of Gov. Nash and other state officers. The contest focuses on Supreme Court Judge and Clerk races while the Legislature and U.S. Senate successor Foraker loom large. Senator Foraker chairs the temporary body. Senator Hanna may be permanent chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
George K. Nash
John A. Caldwell
John M. Sheets
Isaac B.W. Johnson
Cameron
Supreme Court
United States
Foraker
Senator Foraker
Hanna
Grosvenor
Columbus
Newspaper man dies of smallpox in Paterson
H Borden twenty two year old well known newspaper man in Paterson New Jersey died today of smallpox. He was buried at once and it is believed he contracted the disease while performing his duties a couple of weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
H. Borden
Angry husband erupts in Jersey City assault after attempted abduction
Augusta Edwards, 30, of 76 Grand Street, was grabbed on the Cortlandt Street Ferry by Bernard Johnson, a Norfolk steamboat cook. Her husband Henry Edwards retaliated against the suspect at the Gregory Street station. Johnson was jailed and to be arraigned before Police Justice Hoos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Augusta Edwards
Grand Street
New York
Cortlandt Street
Daly
Gregory Street
Bernard Johnson
East Main Street
Norfolk
Johnson
Insects and Infection Highlight Mosquitoes and Disease
Washington June 23 Surgeon General Wyman issues a circular warning medical officers on insects spreading disease. It cites mosquito links to malaria and filariasis and notes plague spread by fleas from rats, with typhoid and cholera spread by flies. Hospitals urged to use nets fly screens and sulfur fumigation for large rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Simond
Fire on Lispenard Street damages five-story building
Fire on the fifth floor of a five story brick building at 18 and 20 Lispenard Street caused 4000 dollars in damage last night. Watchman Charles Robbins alarmed from Church and Walker Streets. Margollin and Hoppenfeld stock suffered 3000 dollars damage. Drourr and Dretzin stock damaged by water. cause suspected defective wiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lispenard Street
Charles Robbins
Church
Walker Streets
Margollin & Hoppenfeld
Drourr & Dretzin
Weather Summary Shows Mixed Conditions Across Regions
Showers and thunderstorms persist in the Upper Ohio Valley with recent floods, while the Atlantic Sates trend toward fair weather. Heat peaks in central valleys and West with St. Louis reporting 100 degrees. Forecast calls for coastal showers in New England and New York, cooler interior conditions, and varied winds from westerly to southeasterly across regions. The Times notes temperatures, humidity, and barometer readings, and provides a detailed forecast for multiple states with evolving wind and rain patterns.
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Atlantic States
Upper
Ohio Valley
Missouri
Mississippi
North
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
St. Louis
New England
New York
Middle Atlantic Coast
Middle
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mountain Districts
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
New England States
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Lake Region
Upper Lakes
Gulf Coast
Grand Banks
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Minnesota
South Dakota
NEW York Times
Weather Bureau
Port
Timmes
RAISE OF ARMY TRANSPORT INGALLS BEGINS AT ERIE BASIN
The Merritt-Chapman Company started raising the army transport Ingalls from dry dock at Erie Basin using Century and Monarch derricks. Access to Robins yard was blocked and progress on afloat work remained unclear. A Hamilton Avenue police officer checked for more bodies in the hold but was told none were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt-Chapman Company
Ingalls
Erie Basin
Century
Monarch
Robins Yard
Hamilton Avenue
Long Branch Pastor Resigns to lead Reading church
The Rev. Robert Blackburn of the First Presbyterian Church in Long Branch N J tendered his resignation this morning. He will become pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Reading Pennsylvania. Blackburn, a Princeton graduate, arrived about three years ago succeeding Rev Maitland Alexander who moved to Pittsburg. Resignation effective about August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
Robert Blackburn
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church of
Reading
Penn
Blackburn
Maitland Alexander
Pittsburg
Princeton
Notable Guests at Major Hotels Displayed
The clipping lists prominent visitors and officials staying at top hotels. Names include Sir Claude MacDonald, W G Elliott, Louis F Corea, Judge W A Vincent, Sebastian B Schlesinger, Charles Y Hayward, Senator N W Aldrich, Gen Fitzhugh Lee, Percy S Craddock, William J Stone, Capt Charles Nelson, Dr P J Kerr, and C S Yerkes at Waldorf Astoria, Holland, Fifth Avenue, Hoffman, Netherland and Manhattan hotels in Chicago and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
Claude MacDonald
Japan
W. G. Elliott
Wilmington
N. C
Louis F. Corea
Nicaragua
Washington
W. A. Vincent
Chicago
Holland
Sebastian B. Schlesinger
Paris
Charles Y. Hayward
Hull
England
Fifth Avenue
N. W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Fitzhugh Lee
United States
Hoffman
Percy S. Craddock
Wakefield
William J. Stone
Missouri
Netherland
Charles Nelson
San Francisco
Manhattan
P. J. Kerr
Pittsburg
Astor C. S. Yerkes
Arrival of Buyers Includes Major Dry Goods Firms
A lengthy list details buyers visiting New York ledgers from Kleeman J. & W. L. of Springfield Ohio to Shaw and Sassaman of Toledo Ohio. It names firms, representatives, and their wares like dry goods, woolens, silks, notions, linens, dress goods, and house furnishings, with hotel and street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleeman
W. L
Springfield
Ohio
J. Kleeman
Broadway
Hoffman House, Brown & Co
Pittston
Penn
E. W. Brown
A. Brown
Victoria Hotel
Mandel Brothers
Chicago
Ill
Miss Thompson
Broome Street
Hotel Netherland
Nugent, B., & Brother
Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Kaufae Dry Goods
Herald Square
Ytootle
Wheeler & Motter Mercantile Company
St. Joseph
P. F. Slade
Louisville
Church Street
Marlborough
Webber, W. G., & Co
Salem
Mass
Ww. B. Mansfield
J. J. Walsh
Franklin Street
Manhattan
Meldrum
H. A
Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Cadillac
Smith & Murray
A. Leith
White Street
Smith, M. E., & Co
Omaha
Neb
Ais
Shaw’ & Sassaman Company
Toledo
E. L. Sassaman
White Goods
Nations
Westminster Hotel
Yesterday's Fires Summary From Saturday Night to Sunday
A New York City fire log lists multiple incidents from 11 50 AM to 9 45 PM detailing addresses and damages. Notable losses include 2 623 Eighth Avenue owned by Thomas Engerson with 50 dollars in damage and 4 000 at 2isp enard Street for Spero & Kroker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Avenue
Thomas Engerson
First Avenue
Rivington Street
Madison Avenue
Brotter Brothers
Spero & Kroker
Seventy-sixth Street
William Carberrew
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B. Altman
Senator Platt
Illinois
THE
Ohio Republicans
Printing House Square
Ssese
Lape Ie
International Good Fellowship
London
Helen Armstrong
West 125Th 5 St
7Th
8Th Avenues
U.S
28Rd Street
Mort
Panama
Arnheim
9Th Street
Hunter
A.B. Hart
Frank Mora
Representatives
William St
W. 54Th St
J.W. Williams
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