Adelbert S. Hay to Be Buried in Cleveland
The body of Adelbert S. Hay, killed by a fall from a third story window in New Haven, is en route to Cleveland for funeral and interment at Lakeview Cemetery. Family members, including Secretary of State Hay and Mrs. Hay, accompany the casket as it travels via rail to New York and then on to Cleveland, where the last rites will be held at Lakeview Chapel. Messages of condolence from royalty and diplomats accompany the long journey.
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New Haven
Conn
Adelbert S. Hay
New Haven House
Cleveland
Ohio
Hay
Alice Hay
Newburn
N. H
Miss Hay
Mosely
Wall Street
Col
Mrs. Hay
Secretary Hay
Harry Payne Whitney
Robert R. Hitt
Wade
New York
Lakeview
Henry B. Wright
Harvard
YALE
Hay party arrives. train detaches at New York Central
The body of Adelbert S. Hay is brought to New York Central Station. Two cars with the Hay party were detached and moved to Forty-ninth Street, then attached to the limited mail train for the West at 9 15. Floral tributes were brought to the special coaches by friends. The group will reach Cleveland at 12 25 this afternoon.
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Adelbert S. Hay
New York Central
Hay
Forty-ninth Street
West
Cleveland
Secretary Hay not resigning after son’s funeral declined
State Department received a telegram from Babcock stating Adelbert S. Hay’s funeral will be private in Cleveland with no official attendance. Officials say Hay will not quit the Cabinet, planning to rest briefly but pursue canal treaty negotiations and the Clayton-Bulwer issues. Treasury settles Hay accounts as US Consul Pretoria with $2,788 warrants to his estate.
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Washington
State Department
Babcock
Hay
New Haven
Adelbert S. Hay
Cleveland
Senate
Congress
Treasury Department
United States
Pretoria
Mr. Hay
Messages of Condolence and Hay’s Appointment Plans
The White House expressed deepest sympathy for the Secretary of State and his family. The President valued Adelbert S. Hay’s talent and capacity and intended to appoint him assistant secretary. Hay prepared to accept the role and began studying duties after a conference with Secretary Cortelyou.
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Washington
White House
Adelbert S. Hay
Hay
Cortelyou
Much Hadeen
Brooklyn Police Shake-Up Sees Four Captains Transferred
A heat of transfers hits Brooklyn Police as four captains move between precincts. Capt. Cullen goes from Hamilton Avenue to Fourth Avenue, Bedell from Fourth to Fifth, Devanney from Fifth to Butler Street, and O Reilly from Butler to Hamilton. Officials cite the changes as for the good of the service and to shift leadership across precincts.
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Brooklyn
Thomas Cullen
Hamilton Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Charles H. Bedell
Fifth Avenue
Michael Devanney
Butler Street
Miles O'Reilly
York
Red Light
O’ Reilly
Chapman
Pleading Adjourned for Capt Herlihy Indictment Case
Capt John D Herlihy indicted for neglect of duty tied to disorderly houses at Eldridge Street Station was arraigned before Judge Cowing. Attorneys Elkus and Fred House asked delay to inspect the indictment. Bail set at 1000 dollars and furnished by Lyons Bowery restaurant man.
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Herlihy
John D. Herihy
Eldridge Street
Judge Cowing
Court of General Sessions
Elkus
Fred House
Lyons
Bowery
Melody Wins Stay Over Kings County Juror Office
Justice Gaynor of the Brooklyn Supreme Court granted William E. Melody a stay of Justice Maddox’s order requiring him to surrender the books and papers of the Commissioner of Jurors in Kings County to Jacob Brenner. Melody will likely remain in office until year end or until the Court of Appeals rules.
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Justice Gaynor
Jacob Brenner
Gaynor
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
William E. Melody
Maddox
Melody
Kings County
Appellate Division
Court of Appeals
Robert H. Elder
Appellate Court
Strikers Attack Forewoman at Canal Street Factory
Emma Ginsberg and Nora Schriner of 177 Madison Street were arrested at Macdougal Street Station for assaulting Jena Fiedman, forewoman of the National Shirtwaist Company on Canal Street near Mercer. Benjamin Rosenberg aided Fiedman and was assaulted. about 100 workers, mostly women, had struck weeks earlier over wages.
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Emma Ginsberg
Nora Schriner
Madison Street
Macdougal Street
Jena Fiedman
Hartford Street
East New York
Benjamin Rosenberg
East One Hundred and Tenth Street
National Shirtwaist Company
Canal Street
Mercer Street
Miss Fiedman
Ginsberg
Schriner
Broadway
Rosenberg
Klomberg
Jersey Central's Ultimatum to Ashley Strikers
The Central Railroad of New Jersey told 900 Ashley shops workers to return or be discharged and replaced by other men likely non union. Authorities have sworn in extra policemen as tensions rise and strikers warn of trouble if non union workers arrive.
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Iwilkesbarre
Penn
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Ashley
No $1,000,000 Plant for Reading
Reading officials say the planned million dollar steel mill will not be built in Reading. At the Read ing Railroad Company's blacksmith shops most strikers have returned to work this morning while machinists at Seventh and Chestnut Streets shops are working and the car shops remain unchanged. President Baer will not relocate the Dansville works in Reading.
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Reading
Penn
Reading Railroad Company
Seventh and Chestnut Streets
Baer
Dansville
General Greene Denounces Colorado Regimental Plan
Gen Francis V Greene dismissed a Denver dispatch about organizing Colorado men who served in the Philippines into a guard for developing Venezuelan asphalt beds. The dispatch said Greene would command the unit.
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Gen. Greene
Francis V. Greene
Denver
Colorado
Philippines
Venezuela
Greene
Odell-Platt Conference Prompts Political Speculation
Gov Odell met with Sen Platt at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in a several hour session described as a social call. They did not discuss a successor to Adjt Gen Hoffman and Gen Phisterer appears satisfactory. Rumors linked Wakeman’s removal and GOP strategy against Tammany.
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Gov. Odell
Actor Platt
Fifth Avenue
Adjt
Gen. Hoffman
Phisterer
Newburg
Senator Platt
Oriental Hotel
Manhattan Beach
Wilbur F. Wakeman
Pee
Tammany Iil
Kessel Dinner Draws 600 as Grooms Republican Bid
John Kessel was guest of honor at a Teutonia Hall dinner in Williamsburg by the John Kessel Republican Battery to endorse his bid for Fifth Assembly District leadership. Walter B Atterbury spoke against Kramer’s leadership and claimed Twenty-third Ward support. Jacob Worth hoped to address but was absent. Judge Reiss and others spoke as the crowd foresaw an exciting contest.
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John Kessel
Republican Battery
Teutonia Hall
Harrison Avenue
Williamsburg
Kessel
Fifth Assembly District
Alfred Hobley
William Kramer
Jacob Worth
Walter B Atterbury
Republican County Committee
Kramer
Twenty-third Ward
Reiss
Mrs Whitehead Sues for Separation After Divorce Verdict
Lydell Whitehead and Eliza beth S. Whitehead clash from Manhattan to Brooklyn courts. After Mr Whitehead won a divorce verdict against his wife, she filed for separation with alimony and counsel fees debated before Justice Gaynor as he reserved decision.
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Lydell Whitehead
Whitehead Construction Company
Elizabeth S. Whitehead
New York County
Kings County
Manhattan
Whitehead
Camelot
Rivalry Motive Seen in East Side Shooting
George Smith 41 of 1543 Avenue A allegedly shot Joseph Haas 45 of 1586 Avenue A on Eightieth Street near Second Avenue after Haas was accused of stealing business. Haas is in critical condition at Presbyterian Hospital. Smith was arrested for felonious assault by Detectives Higgins and Callahan.
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George Smith
Avenue A
Joseph Haas
Eightieth Street
Second Avenue
Smith
Haas
Higgins
Callahan
East
Presbyterian Hospital
Boy Killed by Beer Wagon on Amsterdam Avenue
Seven year old Frederick Flick of 200 West Sixty-seventh Street was run over by a heavily loaded beer wagon at Sixty seventh Street and Amsterdam Avenue while returning from kindergarten. He died before aid arrived. Driver Jacob Oberhoffer, owner Lion Brewery, was jailed by Coroner Zucca. The hospital ambulance was delayed by a separate collision near Six ty-sixth Street and Columbus Avenue. Dr. E B Jenks was injured but aided the victim.
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Frederick Flick
West Sixty-seventh Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Flick
Flower Hospital
Jacob Oberhoffer
Lion Brewery
Zucca
Hospital
Sixty-sixth Street
Columbus Avenue
E. B. Jenks
Jenks
Bicycle collision on Central Park West injures youth
Harry Brown, eighteen, of 306 West One Hundred and Eighteenth Street, collided with a southbound electric car at Ninety-second Street while riding north on Central Park West. He landed on his face and was rushed to Roosevelt Hospital with facial and head injuries. Motorman Charles McEckerson, 511 West One Hundred and Fifty-ninth Street, and bystanders helped. No arrests were made.
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Central Park West
Harry Brown
West One Hundred and Eighteenth Street
Ninety-second Street
Charles McEckerson
West One Hundred and Fifty-ninth Street
Brown
Roosevelt Hospital
Pullman Claimant Behring Arrested In Chicago
Gustave A. Behring, who claims to be the natural son of the late George M. Pullman, entered the law office of Frank O. Lowden and demanded 5,000 dollars cash and 10,000 dollars a month for six months. Lowden refused, Behring repeated the demand, and Judge Davis held him at bay with a revolver until detectives arrived to arrest him.
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Chicago
Gustave A. Behring
George M. Pullman
Frank O. Lowden
Cornell Varsity Crews Face Training Controversy in Slow Practice
Poughkeepsie June 24 A Cornell rowing dispute over Charles Francis Jr son of the Greek ambassador heats varsity plans. Coach Hanlan keeps the Varsity Eight out of the boat while debate over training rules and entry prospects for the July 2 single scull continues. Freshmen and Penn crews practice under varied conditions as time trials show slow paces with two miles at 10 52 and four miles at 21 57.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Charles Francis, Jr
Greece
James Ten Eyck
Courtney
Ithacans
Iicl
Cate Eck
Columbia
Wisconsin
Nieser
Townsend
Weekes
Frazer
Stroke
Updike
Hanlan
Varsity
Bradley
Brinckerhoff
Eyer
la Roche
Pennsylvania
Ward
Yale and Harvard Crews Face Final Training Rows
Yale Varsity and freshmen crews contested a two mile brush back after an interference wash from a passing excursion steamer. Yale won by about four lengths but coaches judged the time and form poor. Harvard Varsity and freshman eights also held extended practice with racing starts and slow finishes. Tonight H. F. Brownell of New Bedford was elected captain of the Varsity four.
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YALE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yales Varsity
Varsity
University
Harvard
RED _ TOP
H. F. Brownell
New Bedford
Mass
Father Kidnaps Daughter in River Crossing Chase
Rose Schultzer eight years old was abducted by her father and two men near the Delaware River shore opposite Raubsville. They crossed to Pennsylvania by rowboat, seized the girl on her way to school, and fled in a waiting coach toward Easton. Authorities traced the chase to Easton and Philadelphia almshouse where the child had been before.
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Phillipsburg
N. J
Ursuit
Pennsylvania
Easton
Schultzer
Ingersoll-Sergeant
Philadelphia
Plague aboard British steamer Carlisle City reaches San Diego
Surgeon General Wyman was informed that the British steamer Carlisle City arriving from Hongkong via Yokohama and Honolulu to San Diego carries plague infected crew and one Chinese steerage passenger. Six deaths occurred en route five confirmed plague while one suspected. The ship is being thoroughly disinfected and kept away from the wharf to prevent rat or human contact.
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Washington
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
McKay
San Diego
Cal
Carlis City
Hongkong
Yokohama
Honolulu
Judge Frees Drunken Prisoner After West Side Races
Justice James J. Murphy of Jersey City watched private trotting matches at West Side Driving Park on Saturday and denounced the races. In court the first prisoner Joseph Smith was charged with drunkenness and discharged after offering an alibi tied to the same events.
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James J. Murphy
Second Criminal Court
Jersey City
West Side
Joseph Smith
Joseph
Smith
Smallpox Case Quarantined at Rockaway Beach
Walter Deaves a pantomime performer and his wife with their eleven year old Edwin visited the Brooklyn Health Department after the boy showed mild illness resembling smallpox. The family had recently stayed at Coney Island and North Brother Island where their daughter Loretta was hospitalized. Police set quarantine on their Seaside Avenue hotel and Health Officer Lusk vaccinated eleven people present.
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Walter Deaves
Department of Health
Brooklyn
Edwin
Deaves
Coney Island
Loretta
North Brother Island
Rockaway Beach
Seaside Avenue
Thre Health Department
Belier
Louis Kreusher
Lusk
Queens
Rules for Children’s Court Established by City Magistrates
At the West Side Police Court last evening a committee of Magistrates Hogan Cornell and Deuel was appointed to plan procedures for the new Children’s Court. Clerks will rotate every six months. Jarvey was named court stenographer replacing Tracy. Warrants will not be issued at Centre Street Court for non felonies per the District Attorney.
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West Side
Hogan, Cornell
Deuel
Jarvey
Martin J. Tracy
Centre Street
Attempt to Raise the Ingalls Sinks Again After Slipping
Wreckers at Erie Basin had raised the army transport Ingalls but it slid off keel blocks and sank after emerging from the water. No injuries or major damage reported. Merritt-Chapman Co prepared to retry raising the vessel with divers assessing the keel issue. second attempt planned for today.
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Ingalls
Erie Basin
Merritt-Chapman Company
Hotels listed with notable guests and residents
A compiled roster shows guests from cities like Atlanta Chicago Pittsburg and London staying at top New York hotels including Waldorf Astoria Imperial and Plaza. Names include ex mayor D C Robinson U S Grant Jr Douglas MacArthur and Capt Otto among others in a broad international gathering.
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Horne Payne
London
Ponsonby Ogle
Netherland
Sherman R. Miller
Detroit
John E. Gunn
Georgia
Savoy
E. M. Bigsby
Henry Reuss
Saratoga
Plaza
J. Burnett Collins
Fort Worth
B. L. Gomperts
Amsterdam
Holland
Fifth Avenue
T. H. Barron
Mexico
William Whiting
Massachusetts
Victoria
Richard Kearney
Philadelphia
Hoffman
Wilhelm Schreier
Caracas
A. M. Dickinson
Waterbury
Albemarle
Coleman Wrentham
Richmond
W.W. J. Cunningham
Newport
Astor
P. King
Galbraith
Jamaica
Empire
E. S. Tresidan
Boston
Gustave Speth
Augusta
Henry Bowen
Buffalo
Arrival of Buyers From Many Cities
Howe & Stetson of New Haven and numerous firms from Washington to San Francisco attend the buyer arrival at New York hotels. Merchants including Seely, Hecht Brothers, Crocker & Co, Dey Brothers, Filene, Cohen, Strauss, Klein, Ambach, Denholm & McKay, and others are listed with products from silks and dress goods to millinery, cloaks, and linens.
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Howe &Stetson
New Haven
Broadway
Albert
Denholm & McKay Company
Worcester
Mass
F. L. Roebush
Walker Street
Heiser
Muhlfelder & Co
Albany
N. Y
D. Muhlfelder
Impérial
McCarthy
D., & Sons
Tracuse
Oe Zwilling
Leonard Street
Herald Square
Dey Brothers & Co
Syracuse
EH. Post
E. W. Caeritree
Grats Street
Evans, Munzer, Pickering, & Co
Minneapolis
Field, Marshall, & Co
Chicago
Tien Ge G. Congdon
Worth Street
Fels, S., & Hrother
Paducah
S. Fels
Rothschild
Ill
F. W. Parke
Frankin, C., & Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
C. Frankin
Notions
White Street
McAuslan & Wakelin
Holyoke
W. B. Wakelin
Crook Record Company
Paris
Texas
J. T. Pea
A. E. Bell
Nugent, B., & Brother Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
D. C. Nugent
Grand Street
Abercrombie, Daniel & Co
Wheeling, West Co
H. Abercrombie
Broad Va
Way
Central Hotel
Havens & Des Company
Indianapolis
Ind
E. Havens
Church Street
Jury Awards Louis Ludwig 2500 in Suit Against Street Railway
A Supreme Court jury awarded Louis Ludwig 2500 against the Metropolitan Street Railway Company for a winter night accident when crossing Second Avenue and One Hundred Sixteenth Street. Ludwig claimed 20,000 damages after an electric shock caused a fall and broken leg. Plaintiff attorney Joseph G. Williamson Jr. and defense attorney John M. Scribner represented the sides.
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Louis Ludwig
Supreme Court
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Ludwig
Second Avenue
One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
Joseph G. Williamson, Jr
John M. Scribner
Two New Cases of Smallpox Reported
The Board of Health reported two new smallpox cases yesterday. George McCue, 48, no address given, removed from Roosevelt Hospital Dispensary in West Fifty ninth Street, New York. Louis Schulhofer, 4, of 414 East One Hundred and seventeenth Street.
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Board of Health
George McCue
Roosevelt Hospital
West Fiftyninth Street
Louis
Schulhofer
East One Hundred and Seventeenth Street
Yesterday’s Fires Report From Sunday Night to Monday
A compilation of fire incidents from 12 o clock Sunday to 12 o clock Monday lists locations and damages. Names include A Massa Bernard McGuire Philip Foster S Reiber BR O Neill A Levy and the Metropolitan Street Railway Company. Damages range from 5 to 900 dollars.
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Fourth Avenue
A. Massa
East Nineteenth Street
Bernard McGuire
Chrystie
Philip Foster
Fifth Avenue
Second Avenue
S. Reiber
East Twelfth Street
O'Neill
Broadway
Bleecker Street
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Essex Street
A. Levy
North River
Fair weather dominates central and eastern districts
Forecast indicates fair conditions with rising temperatures in central and eastern districts. Local rains expected in Gulf and South Atlantic States and the upper lake region. Atlantic Coast winds light and variable. Gulf Coast winds southeast to fresh. lake region winds southeast with possible thunder squalls on the upper lakes.
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Gulf
South Atlantic
Upper Lake Region
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lake
Grand Banks
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
North
South Carolina
West Virginia
New York
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Summer wardrobe sale at the moldy weather bureau shop
A vivid notice advertises a gray worsted basket cloth sack suit for 18 dollars with matching negligee shirts belts straw hats low shoes and other summer essentials offered by the shop near the workrooms in a casual sales pitch.
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Weather Bureau
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