Bryan Denounces Cleveland in New York Harmony Dinner Feud
Lincoln Neb June 23 Bryan says there is no harmony with ex-President Cleveland and blasts his June 19 New York Tilden Club banquet as an open push to impose Clevelandite ideas. He accuses Cleveland of party debauchery, urges reform, and warns the fight is between true Democracy and Clevelandism plutocracy.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
New York
Bryan
Cleveland
Tilden Club
New York City
Grover Cleveland
Party Peace and Harmony
Mr. Cleveland
United States
Treasury
Wall Street
Washington
Treasury Department
Knox
Virginius
Jefferson
Jackson
R Est
McKinley
Mr. Hopkins
Illinois
Aj Democracy
Hill
Index to Departments and Market Notes
Financial markets and commodity prices listed for wheat corn oats cotton iron butter and other items. Page references indicate where to find each topic across the paper.
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Marine Intelligence
United Service
Dewey's Wines Advertised by Makers in New York
An old ad from H. Dewey & Sons Co. markets "Dewey's Wines are Pure" and urges buyers to purchase from the makers at 188 Fulton Street, New York. The brief slogan highlights the firm’s direct brand claim.
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Dewey
H. Dewey & Sons Co
Fulton 8T
N. Y
Mr Cleveland and family depart for Buzzard's Bay summer
Ex President Grover Cleveland Mrs Cleveland and their four children Ruth Esther Marion Richard left Princeton for Buzzard's Bay this morning aboard an express train. Cleveland plans a full summer at Buzzard's Bay with fishing and boating and no engagements away from the summer home.
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Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Ruth
Esther
Marion
Richard
Buzzard's Bay
Washington
New York
Princeton Junction
Buzzard’s Bay
Young Vanderbilt's Diploma Controversy at Yale
Yale faces a diploma dispute as Prof Henry Wade Rogers withholds degrees from Reginald Vanderbilt and eleven seniors over law course exams. Some Yale professors favor compromise due to strong records in other subjects. Vanderbilt returns for class day exercises.
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New Haven
Henry Wade Rogers
Northwestern University
Yale
Reginald Vanderbilt
Rogers
Skins Offered to Save Girl Life at Hawthorne Mills
Greenwich Connecticut June 23 Two hundred workers at the American Felt Company Hawthorne Mills Glenville volunteered skin grafts to save Mary Affeldt nineteen a weaver seriously injured when her loom caught her hair and scalp. Doctors hope grafting can restore life as volunteers rush to help.
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Greenwich
Conn
American Felt Company
Hawthorne
Glenville
Mary Affeldt
W. J. Sheehan
Portchester
Arms for Yaqui Indians in Mexican smuggling case
A Hermosillo dispatch reports Mexican troops found over 8000 rifles and 45000 cartridges under coal in Cananea, bound for an American Mining Company and shipped from San Francisco. The arms are said to be for Yaqui Indians in rebellion, with Americans likely to be arrested on smuggling charges.
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Austin
Texas
Hermosillo
Mexico
Cananea
San Francisco
Segregation Plan for University of Chicago Favored Again
The University of Chicago junior college Faculty approved a segregated sexes plan for a second time by a large majority. The vote followed an extended debate as promoters defended the proposal before a fresh ballot after the University Congregation urged re-testing before the Senate review.
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University of Chicago Junior College
Chicago
University of Chicago
University Senate
Pocono Mountain Special Route Details and Schedule
Pocono Mountain Special for Delaware Water Gap Stroudsburg and Mt Pocono departs Fridays and Saturdays at 2 PM via Lackawanna Railroad returning Sunday nights and Monday mornings. No stop between New York and the Gap. Resort Bureau 429 Broadway cor How St Adv.
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Pocono Mountain
Delaware Water Gap
Stroudsburg
Mt. Pocono
Lackawanna Railroad
New York
the Gap
Resort Bureau
Broadway
Cor
How St
Women Arrested in Tenderloin Poolroom Raid on Sixth Avenue
Detectives from the Tenderloin Police raided a poolroom at 516 Sixth Avenue and arrested six women seen placing bets. The operation, linked to a nearby agency, uncovered racing sheets and a telephone used to run the room. Names listed include Mrs Lizzie Gurst and Lottie Gilson among others. four were charged as poolroom inmates, with two as operators. Bail was arranged for some witnesses.
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Tenderloin
Sixth Avenue
Capt
Dillon
West Twentyfourth Street
Underhill
Black
Buckridge
Courtney
Thirtyfirst Street
Herald Square Employment Agency
Annie Pause
Sheepshead Bay
St. Louis
Chicago
West Thirtieth Street
Lizzie Gurst
Lottie Gilson
Gurst
Gilson
Mary Murphy
John Noonan
West Twenty-fifth Street
Mary Smith
James Lynch
West Twenty-fourth Street
Minnie Smith
Four Princeton Fellows Walk 450 Miles Home From College
Joseph Hosack John Heard P A Moore and B L Phillips, Princeton sopho mores, walked 450 miles from Princeton to Pittsburg in eleven days. They crossed Jacques Mountain and Dussy Mountain, endured two days on Alleghany and Laurel Ridge, slept outdoors several nights, and returned with rattlesnake skins as trophies. They wore out two pairs of shoes each and faced rain yet plan to walk back to Princeton in the fall.
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Pittsburg
Joseph Hosack
Carnegie
John Heard
P. A. Moore
New Castle
Penn
B. L. Phillips
West Alexander
Princeton
Jacques Mountain
Dussy Mountain
Alleghany
Laurel Ridge
Ministers Session Opens at Lawrenceville Conference
The Summer conference of the Presbytery of New Brunswick opened in Lawrenceville with Rev. Dr. L. W. Mudge of Princeton condemning the practice of candidating ministers to fill vacancies. He argued it often causes ill feeling and divisions in churches. He urged reform of vacancy and supply methods.
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Princeton
N. J
Presbytery of
New Brunswick
Lawrenceville
L. W. Mudge
Luxurious Overland Limited Train Ad Promises Privacy
An advertisement touts the Overland Limited at 7:25 P M to Buffalo via Chicago and North Western Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. It promotes compartment sleeping cars and a cafe car aboard the Erie's route with emphasis on privacy and comfort.
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California
Overland Limited
Chicago and North-Western
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Railways
Broadway
Advo
Erie
Buffalo
Presbytery Committee to Select Pastors for Vacancies
A committee from the Presbytery will choose suitable pastors for churches as vacancies arise. The Rev. Dr. J. S. Macintosh of Philadelphia gave an address on Evangelical Need.
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J. S. Macintosh
Philadelphia
Canal Agreement Likely At Congressional Conferees
Special to The New York Times Washington June 23 It seems likely that differences between the two houses over the Isthmian canal may be quickly resolved as conferees meet at 11 o clock. Senators Morgan and Hepburn leaders of the two sides have conferred and favor quick accord. The Spooner amendment to the House bill looms as certain in the House unless the conference report is accepted. President's talks with Morgan and Hepburn are cited as support for a timely canal measure before adjournment.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Morgan
Hepburn
Nicaragua
Spooner
White House
Alabama
Capitol
Three Men Die In Sea Girt Rifle Range Collapse
At Sea Girt New Jersey a partially completed rifle range collapsed at 6 pm trapping and killing three workers Anson Hale John B Marsh and Jacob Schibley all from Manasquan Hale left a wife and eight children Schibley two children The accident occurred during the final framing phase of a 600 yard pit and was blamed on braces removed too soon The incident did not affect upcoming inter state rifle contests planned for August and September
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Sea Girt
N. J
Bird W. Spencer
New Jersey
Richard B. Reading
Anson Hale
John B. Marsh
Jacob Schibley
Manasquan
Hale
Schibley
Col. Olcott
Two Women Injured In Lexington Ave Collision
Two women were injured when a south bound electric car hit a Degnon & McLean double truck at Lexington Avenue and Forty first Street. Mrs Arthur Hogan and Miss Virginia Ferris were thrown from the car and suffered ankle sprain and head injuries respectively. Police and bystanders assisted as passengers panicked and no arrests were reported.
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Lexington Avenue
Degnon & McLean
Rapid Transit Tunnel
Forty-first Street
James Barnet
Arthur Hogan
Virginia Ferris
Actress falls from bridge during performance at Harmanus Bleecker Hall
Alice Forrest nineteen year old cousin of John Drew and maid in the Herbert stock company, fell from the bridge to the space beneath the stage during a show at Harmanus Bleecker Hall. Found unconscious, she was taken to Albany Hospital where a skull fracture was found. Trephining may be performed if she survives.
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Albany
Alice Forrest
John Drew
Herbert Stock Company
Harmanus Bleecker Hall
Albany Hospital
Richfield Springs Sleeper On Lackawanna Leaves Daily at 8 45
Advertisement notes a Richfield Springs sleeper via the Lackawanna Railroad leaving New York daily at 8 45 P M with a parlor car on the 10 A M train.
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Richfield Springs
Lackawanna Railroad
New York
Mrs Huntington in a dramatic Fifth Avenue automobile chase
Police bicycle officer Hanley chased a large black carriage owned by Mrs Arabella D Huntington along Fifth Avenue from 118th to 135th Street. The French driver Francois de Chasney was captured near Madison Avenue Bridge. bail posted by Mrs Huntington for her servant. the car valued at about $15,000, with Mrs Huntington heading to her country seat afterward.
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Fifth Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Thirty-fifth Street
Hanley
Arabella D. Huntington
Collis P. Huntington
Huntington Mansion
Fifty-seventh Street
One Hundred and Twentieth Street
Mount Morris Park
Brooklyn Woman Suffered Severe Brain Injury in Road Accident
Mrs. P Sheiba of Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn was riding a motor tricycle with her husband on Merrick Road near George A Barker’s home when a jolting crossing over a small bridge threw her from the seat. Dr W J Steele diagnosed a severe concussion with a blood clot at the base of the brain.
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Lynbrook
L. I
P. Sheiba
Nostrand Avenue
Brooklyn
Merrick Road
George A. Barker
Missing Doctor Located in San Francisco Hospital
Genevan June 23 Word has reached Mrs Lena Pulver Craft that Dr George H Craft of Newark New Jersey who vanished last April is in a San Francisco hospital recovering from typhoid fever He left Newark April 19 to find his deranged father in Ontario County and was last heard from Sandusky Ohio In April He may be brought back to Newark by his wife detectives had feared foul play and several Western city police were involved in the search
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Geneva
N. Y
George H. Craft
Newark
N. J
Lena Pulver Craft
San Francisco
H. C. Craft
Ontario County
Craft
Sandusky
Ohio
Montauk Steamboat Co. Resumes Block Island Service
The Block Island service of the Montauk Steamboat Co will resume on June 26. Steamers depart New York Pier 13 E R on weekdays except Saturdays July 3 and July 4 at 5 30 P M Saturdays and July 3 at 1 00 P M Adv.
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Block Island
Montauk Steamboat Co
New York
E. R
Travelers save time by Westcott's Express baggage service
Travelers save time, trouble and expense by checking their baggage by Westcott's Express offices in New York and Brooklyn.
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Westcott’s Express
New York
Brooklyn
Toronto Strike Settled After Mediation
The street railway strike in Toronto ends as cars resume service tomorrow. A compromise backed by the Board of Trade and militiamen sets wages at 12.5 cents per hour first year and 20 cents thereafter, with workers allowed to appeal suspensions and maintain union freedom without formal recognition. The union ratified the pact unanimously.
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Toronto
Ontario
Board of Trade
Niagara
Rockefeller Gift Promises Heating Plant at Wellesley College
John D. Rockefeller pledged 150000 dollars for a college heating and ventilating plant at Wellesley, contingent on raising 75000 dollars. President Hazard announced the fulfilled condition at commencement, noting a permanent endowment now total 250000 dollars and stressing growth through community support.
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Boston
John D. Rockefeller
Hazard
Wellesley College
MacDougal
le Baron Russell Briggs
LL. D
Harvard College
College Hall
Rockefeller
Williams College Trustees Reward Professors with Major Gift
At Williams College in Williams Town Massachusetts the trustees announced a gift of 50000 in United States Steel Corporation preferred stock from Francis Lynde Stetson a 57 graduate to raise professor salaries. The income will boost long serving faculty by 500 for fourteen years or more and 250 for seven years. Stetson partner Frederick B Jennings contributed 150 shares to raise salaries for those under seven years. A new political science chair was created and Henry Loomis Nelson a 67 graduate was named professor.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Francis Lynde Stetson
New York City
United States Steel Corporation
Frederick B. Jennings
Stetson
Henry Loomis Nelson
Man Released Prison Patient Survives East River Swim
Frank Cruette, 33, committed to Metropolitan Hospital, attempted to swim from Blackwell’s Island and was rescued by riverman Benjamin Schwartz near the Highly Fourth Street pier. He told reporters of harsh hospital conditions and sought escape, later transfer to Bellevue Hospital as two women claimed an interest in his welfare.
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Frank Cruette
Metropolitan Hospital
Merwin
Outdoor Poor Department
East River
Blackwell's Island
Manhattan
Benjamin Schwartz
William J. Ryan
East Eighty Eighth Street
Cruette
Presbyterian Hospital
Bellevue
Capt. McHale
Iy Presbyterian Hospital
Casino
Hubbard and Miss Shipman to Wed in New York
Chicago news notes the forthcoming marriage of Henry Mascarene Hubbard of Chicago to Laura Shipman youngest daughter of Rev Jacob S Shipman of New York The ceremony will be at Christ Church New York Wednesday at 5 pm with limited attendance due to Mrs Shipman’s death The Rev Herbert Shipman and Murray Bartlett will perform the service
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Chicago
Henry Mascarene Hubbard
Laura Shipman
Jacob S. Shipman
New York
Christ Church
Herbert Shipman
West Point
Murray Bartlett
Rochester
Travel ad for Catskills via New York Central and Catskill Mountain Railroad
Advertisement encouraging travel to the Catskills by New York Central from Grand Central Station to Catskill Landing and then by Catskill Mountain Railroad. Inquire of New York Central ticket agents.
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Catskills
New York Central
Grand Central Station
Catskill Landing
Catskill Mountain Railroad
London Crowds Flood Historic Coronation Routes
Immense crowds thronged Piccadilly Pall Mall and Whitehall as coronation processions drew international visitors. Traffic stalled amid omnibuses using back streets and underground lines crowded. police warned barriers may stay open to prevent accidents.
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Associated Press
London
Trafalgar Square
Commissioner of Police
King Edward and Queen Alexandra Return to London
King Edward and Queen Alexandra arrived in London from Windsor amid a large crowd and heavy police presence. They traveled to Buckingham Palace with Prince Charles of Denmark, signaling the start of coronation festivities as decorations rise and hot weather continues.
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London
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Windsor
Buckingham Palace
Prince
Princess Charles
Denmark
Paddington
Royal Dragoon Guards
Queen Victoria
Royal Residence
Spithead
United States
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Spencer
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Desbrosses St. Pier
Ady
Southern Pacific
Street Railway
J. D. Rockefeller
Wellesley
Williams
F. B. Jennings
Blackwell’s Island
Piccadilly
Pall Mall
Charing Cross
Whitehall
the Strand
the City
Westminster Abbey
Covent Garden Market
the Carlton
Cecil, Claridge'’s
Savoy
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