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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1902

Page

5

McLellan hearing opens over East Forty-second raid shooting

Private hearing before Magistrate Zeller covers detective Robert F. McLellan charged with shooting James F. McCoy during a raid on the Sherman House area on East Forty-second Street. Testimony from hotel witnesses places McLellan at the scene. defense to present further witnesses Monday as coal compliance issues echo in city notices.

Zeller Robert F. McLellan James F. McCoy East Forty-second Street McLellan Louis L. Delafield J. Jordan Rollins Chadwick Kreel Miner T. J. McManus W. M. K. Olcott Thomas McCoy Peter J. Zonereau West Fortyfifth Street Charles Bird Fast Forty-second Street Sherman Mr. Olcott Whresel McGuire

Miners Press On Despite Order In Central Pennsylvania

Special to The New York Times reports coal miners in the Central Pennsylvania district ignore President Gilday's call to stop work. Coal from the district ships mainly to the Atlantic Coast, with small amounts to Buffalo and Northern New York. Workers have been in six-day weeks as the United Mine Workers sought a four-day cap to curb output. Reports from Jefferson, Clearfield, Cambria, Somerset, Westmoreland, Indiana and nearby counties show few obeyed the stoppage.

Pittsburg Pennsylvania Gilday theAtlantic Buffalo New York United Mine Workers of America Jefferson, Clearfield Cambria Somerset Westmoreland Indiana

Anthracite Operators Refuse Reply On Miners Strike

Officials say no reply will be issued to President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers. A top executive predicts the strike will continue until August 1 unless events change. He notes soft coal miners delayed their convention to July 17 and blames weak support from bituminous miners.

Mitchell United Mine Workers

Beginning to Store Coal in Pittsburgh

United States Steel Corporation started coal storage on a four acre Duquesne tract. 200 coal cars dumped, with hundreds of thousands of tons planned as reserve should miners heed President Mitchell’s call to join the sympathy strike with the anthracite workers. This marks the first instance of coal storage for such a purpose, though coke has been stored in previous threats.

Pittsburg United States Steel Corporation Duquesne Mitchell

Progress in soft coal cases against Manhattan Railway

President Lederle of the Board of Health held another hearing in the soft coal ordinance case against the Manhattan Railway Company. No evidence was introduced and the hearing was adjourned without date to allow reassembly if violations recur. Coal agents report limited anthracite supplies and rising prices as dealers seek coal. Capt Carroll of the Pennsylvania Railroad met with Dr Lederle regarding the matter.

North River New York Slips Carroll Brooklyn Annex Twenty-third Street Cortlandt Street Desbrosses Street New York Long Island City Lederle Department of Health Seventh District Municipal Court Herman Joseph Ebling Brewing Company President Lederle Board of Health Manhattan Railway Company Dr. Lederle Gilbert J. Herbert Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Rives Opinion on Soft Coal and Water Pumping

Corporation Counsel Rives writes for Water Commissioner Dougherty in reply to whether to stop pumping water if hard coal is unavailable. He says pumping must protect public health and follow the Sanitary Code, notes no ban on burning soft coal, and suggests a joint plan with Health Commissioner Lederle to pump without code violation in emergencies.

Rives For Dougherty Department of Health Lederle

Churchill Trial Continues As Testimony Widens Dispute

In Brooklyn yesterday Sergeant James Churchill faced further cross examination as policemen testified about orders and transfers. A notebook entry prompted a dispute over Bertha Hitz’s house and Cross’s role, while Rosalsky argued that transfers followed reports. The tennis round robin at Crescent Athletic Club featured Clarence Hobart defeating W. J. Clothier and R. D. Little beating Holcombe Ward with Hobart and Ward also winning the exhibition doubles.

Sergt James Churchill Partridge Cross Sandford McNeil Churchill Bertha Hitz East Ninth Street Dean Rosalsky Clarence Hobart R. D. Little Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge Hobart Harvard W. J. Clothier Holcombe Ward Little Frederick B. Alexander Ward Clothier Holecombe Ward

Herlihy Jury Locked Up After Deadlock

The jury in Capt. Herlihy's willful neglect of duty trial failed to reach a verdict and was locked up by Recorder Goff after being out since 4 PM. Reported majority favored acquittal as jurors sought guidance on whether plain-clothes officers acted under the Captain or under Capt. Herlihy. Court to reopen at 10:30 AM.

Herlihy Goff Capt. Herlihy Cross

Record Entry List for Morris County Golf Club Invitational

Eighty four players enter a three day tournament at Morris County Golf Club marking a record Met Golf Association event. Qualifying rounds begin this morning with top finishers advancing to match play for the President's Cup and the Thomas Cup. Notables include Walter Travis Alben Kennaday Roy De Raismes and Percy Pyne among others as pairings are announced.

Morris County Golf Club Lakewood Shinnecock Hills Metropolitan Golf Association Glenview Chicago M. H. Goodwin Crescent Athletic Club J. E. Denton Baltusrol Club W. Allston Flagg Walter J Travis Alben Kennaday New Jersey Chamion Roy de Raismes Baltusrol Howard A. Colby Essex County James A. Tyng W. D. Pannes Vot Morris County Percy Pyne F. C. Reinhart Princeton Sjr E. S. Sanford P. Nash F. M. Bacon, Jr J. S. Slosson F. J. J. de Raismes J. M. Storrs J. M. Byers Marmaduke Tilden A. Wright Post R. D. Graham R. W. Candler L. Daniels L. T. Hildreth M. Smith T. D. Hooper St. John Wood R. W. Rossiter George J. Little L. H. Conklin F. H. Thomas J. A. Chadwick H. E. Brown G. Willis T. T. Reid L. B. Garretson Paul Wilcox H. A. Colby

Brooklyn Climbs Over Manhattan In Key Prospect Park Cricket Match

The Brooklyn Cricket Club defeated Manhattan by 11 runs at Prospect Park. F A Slade top scored for Manhattan with 46 while H Tyers added 28. For Brooklyn, D Boxill made 33 and took four wickets for 30 runs, with J Poyer and H B Coyne contributing 15 and 12.

Manhattan Brooklyn Prospect Park F. A. Slade Manhattans H. Tyers Brooklyns D. Boxill J. Poyer H. B. Coyne

Genial Idiot features in Bangs and Kemble skit

The Genial Idiot reappears in sketches by John Kendrick Bangs with illustrations by E. W. Kemble. The domestic coronation story yields much humor as Bangs and Kemble mine the subject. The note appears in the next Sunday's New York Times.

John Kendrick Bangs E. W. Kemble

Rockaway Polo Triumph Over Philadelphia Country Club

Rockaway wins Pembroke Cup opener at Bryn Mawr 6 goals to 3. G G McMurtry Jr replaces injured D F Savage and scores four of Rockaway 8 goals. Conover and Montague Jr star with slick passing and riding as Philadelphia C C fields strong defense. Referee George McFadden and timekeeper William Rocap oversee four 15 minute periods.

Philadelphia Rockaway Philadelphia Country Club Bryn Mawr G. G. McMurtry, Jr D. F. Savage Conover Montague, Jr McMurtry Collier Philadelphia C. C. Rockaway Frank McFadden G. G. McMurty, Jr Carleton B. Zeilin R LaMontague, Jr M. G. Rosengarten F. S. Conover P. F. Collier W. H. Smith George McFadden William H. Rocap D. Cecil Thomas

Weather forecast shows showers then clearing across New England to Georgia

The forecast calls for today’s showers in New England with clearing to fair conditions along the coast to Northern Georgia. Cooler temperatures expected in the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys and lake region, with brisk winds along the coast and strong northwest winds in the lake region. Temperatures last day ranged from 56 to 74 degrees with humidity around 80 percent.

New England Georgia Mississippi Ohio Lake Region Middle Atlantic States Middle Atlantic Gulf Coast European Grand Banks Great Lakes Atlantic Hatteras Eastport New York Weather Bureau TIMES THE Printing House Square

Directory of named figures and hotels with locations

A list of individuals and titles associated with hotels and streets in multiple cities, including Waldorf Astoria and Grand Union, naming figures such as J P Simmonds Paris Kagura Takahira and Capt George O Squier. The record reads like a cross continental roster of officials, ministers, and officers with city references and roles.

Waldorf-Astoria T. L. Emmons Will D. B. Martin Baltimore Genmington N. C P. Orr Piqua Ohio W. E. Corey Pittsburg Holland Edward Kerr J. P. Simmonds Paris Kagura Takahira United States Washington N. Booth Tarkington Indianapolis Imperial Willard R. Cook Norfolk Cambridge Charles S. Diehl Chicago GRAND George O. Squier Army Gilsey Murray Hill George H. Read United States Navy Park Avenue A. N. Blunt United States Army Grand Union D. C. Pearson Victoria Nelson St. Paul John W. Dover Seattle J. C. Barber Hoffman N. D. McDonald New Orleans Fifth Avenue Frank V. Riz Havana Charles M. Jacobs London Albemarle Winslow B. Ayer Portland Oregon

Arrival of Buyers Arrivals of Laces and Dry Goods Firms

A long list of merchants and firms from several cities including Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and Chicago visit the Herald Square Hotel area. Names include G A Swallow Horne Joseph Co Adams J N Co Watt Shand Forbes & Wallace Wanamaker Levy Brothers and many others supplying laces dry goods cloaks and furnishing goods with locations at Herald Square Hotel Broadway Walker Street and other addresses. The notice reads as a buyers arrival and showcases a regional network of wholesalers and manufacturers in the early 20th century.

Houston & Henderson Boston Mass G. A. Swallow Herald Square Horne, Joseph, & Co Pittsburg Penn C. H. Baker Lispenard Street Adam Buffalo Wayman White Street Steppecher Philadelphia Eee Herald Squareotel Marks Brothers E. Marks Broadway Tuteur & Co Cleveland Ohio J. Tuteur Michael Brothers Athens M. G. Michaels Marlborough Watt & Shand Lancaster W. S. Sullivan Broome Street Forbes & Wallace Springfield D. P. Birkett Walker Street Falk St. Denis Sons & Co Washington, D. C A. L. Goldenberg Brothers Baltimore L. Goldenberg Dry Goods Albert Gutman, Joel,& Co William H., & Co Troy Tasete Campbell Nations Sinclair House Woodward & Lothrop A. Metz L. McGill D. Collins M. Johnson A. Garner M. Curran Holland Chicago J. G Miller Cadillac White, R. H., Company Victoria Otel Kaufman Brothers Cha. Birker Victoria Hotel Dea Gutman Nathan, & Co M. Gutman Miss Grimes Howard Street Hotel Marlborough Kaufman, E., & Sons Balimoore E. Kaufma Boys H Imperial

Shipping and Mails Return Schedule From June 26

The almanac lists outgoing steamships, sailing ports, and times for June 26 to July 2, including Cienfuegos, El Norte at New Orleans, and Hamburg routes. It details supplementary and coastwise mails, Mexico and Cuba routes, and transpacific postings, with vessel arrivals such as Valencia, Antilla, Kensington, and Nord America in port.

A.M. A el Norte New Orleans Ign der Grosse Bremen Gesiessscace Sececive Maera Pistaarck Ham DEES Hee Eeess Havre Monterey Havana Arapahoe Charleston Jacksonville Jefferson Norfolk Niagara Tampico San Marcos Brunswick Alleghany Kingston Cartagena Aller Naples Genoa Alps Port Aud Prince Algonquin Graf Waldersee Ham- Pale Fale Odlke Kensington Antwerp Kronprinz Wilhelm Bre- ‘ Aux Cayes Bohemian Tdverpool Caracas San Juan Citta di Torino Italy Columbia Glasgow Corondo Argentina el Siglo Fontabelle St. Croix Martinique Grecian Prince Pernambuco Santos S-Seeee - Tividoo Hult Kroonland Louisiana Morro Castle Galveston Statendam Rotterdam St. Nicholas Sessses Umbria Liverpool Jamestown Sireta Serre Coase Seee Nord America Orizaba Colon Newfoundland North Sydney Eee Miquelon Boston Cuba Florida Dispatch Port Tampa Miami Mexico City Overland Costa Rica Belize Puerto Corez Australia West Australia Europe New_Zealand Fiji Samoa Hawaii San Francisco Lucania New York Sonoma China Japan Vancouver Victoria B. C Empress of China United States Postal Agency Shanghai Canada Philippine Islands Tacoma Alameda Tahiti Marquesas Islands New Zealand Fiji Islands Moana Valencia Busmann Jacmel, &c Ndses Antilla Montell Nassau Mdise F. T. Montell & Sons Thompson International Navigation Company Bar St. Hubert Wardale Junin American Smelting and Refining Company J. H. Winchester & Co Perth Amboy Jamaica Petersen United Fruit Company Nord America Ital Mascazzini Bolognesi, Hartfield & Co Pennington Mdse William P. Clyde & Co Leon Knudsen Port Antonio Bluefields Hastings Baltimore H.C. Foster Princess Anne Hulphurs Newport News Norffolk Old Dominion Kennett Torney Matanzas J. F. Whitney & Co United States Armeria Kopff Hamburg Boulogne Plymouth The Majestic Smith Queenstown Passen

Trade Names and Addresses in Historic Jersey Markets

A listing of merchants and firms with locations in Boston Chicago Albany Worcester and Pittsburg including Brown Durrell Co T C Donovan Siegel Cooper Whitney & Co A Ray Campbell and MacInnes J C Company along with hotel Navarre and addresses across Broadway White Street Wooster Street and 57 White Street. The fragment preserves vendor names goods such as dress goods linings carpets white goods and related commerce.

Brown, Durrell & Co Boston Mass T. C. Donovan Nations Broadway Navarre Siegel, Cooper & Co Chicago Ill L. H. Webb Wooster Street White Street Campbell William Pittsburg Penn H. de Thompson White Goods

City records list property damage incidents across Manhattan and Brooklyn

From Tuesday midnight to Wednesday night, multiple damage incidents reported. Locations include 28 East River Pier, 165 West One Hundred Twenty-sixth Street, 29 Henry Street, 100 East Broadway, and 387 Bowery with damages ranging from trifling to 500 dollars. Names include Hugo Michel, J W Harley, Morris Kogen, Philip Rabinowitz, Adolph Gooden, John Hiller, Michael Murphy, and T Schaefer.

East River Bathgate Avenue Hugo Michel West One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street J. W. Harley Henry Street Morris Kogen East Broadway Philip Rabinowitz West Twenty-third Street Adolph Gooden

Summer residence of Charles Severius destroyed by fire

Fire in Stamford Connecticut completely destroyed the Summer residence of Charles Severius of New York. Origin of the blaze unknown. The loss is estimated at about $10,000.

Stamford Conn Charles Severius New York

New York Incorporations Form New Firms Across Industries

June 25 Albany reports list includes The H. M. Whitney Company Cortland to make wagons carriages and sleighs capital 100000 with directors H M Whitney E Thompson and D M Chaffee Kisch Manufacturing Company New York to manufacture ladies infants wear capital 89000 directors Julius Lichtenstein Bern hard Lichtenstein Arthur Wolff and I S Heller Peerless Smoke Consuming Machine Company New York capital 2500 directors William Keogh Michael Kennedy and John Kent etc

H. M. Whitney Company Cortland Capital H. M. Whitney Ee E. Thompson D. M. Chaffee Kisch Manufacturing Company New York Julius Lichtenstein Bernhard Lichtenstein Arthur Wolff I. S. Heller Peerless E. H. Smith Knife Company E. H. Smith C. E. Francis J. A. Harper Scarsdale Atlantic Maccaroni Company John Demartini Jamaica John Ronzoni Brooklyn Charles Casazza Hoboken N. J Dolina Company Frank Boulthee Montclair R. J. G. Lewis H. V. Buck

New Jersey Firms Form Several Incorporations Today

In Newark and Trenton today several companies filed articles of incorporation. The Engineering Company of America with 5 million capital will take over Cunningham Engineering of Boston and trade in carriages. United States Realty Company, capital 2 million, targets Isle of Pines real estate and contracting. Consumers' Silk Mills and Coupon Exchange, 100000 capital, lists Leon D. Adler Esther Adler and Robert Ribbaus as incorporators. Electro Magnetic Railway Constructing Company, 1 million capital, based in New York, seeks electrical machinery production. Porto Rican Leaf Tobacco Company, 300000 capital, Jersey City names Lewis Tora M Langley Whebbee and William Bourneau Jr. as incorporators.

Newark N. J Engineering Company of America Cunningham Engineering Company Boston Millard W. Baldwin Albert R. Palmer Alfred George Brown United States Realty Company Isle of Pines Charles A. MacHenry Herbert D. Cohen E. J. McCarthy A. L. Schwarz Nathan F. Giffin Trenton Electro-Magnetic Railway Constructing Company Capital Albert C. Albertson Christian A. Henricksen John Allen New York Porto Rican Leaf Tobacco Company Lewis Tora M. Langley Whebbee William Bjourneau, Jr Jersey City

Wilmington shows new corporate charters and dissolution

On June 25 at Dover charters were issued for The City Conduits Company York to build and run lines with capital of 100000 The Rayland Pipe Line Company Lexington to construct operate and maintain pipes capital 100000 The Plaza Building Company Altoona to build structures capital 300000 The Edgar S Low Company Pittsburg to manufacture locomotives capital 100000 A certificate of dissolution was filed by the American Match Company Reading

Wilmington Del Dover City Conduits Company York Penn Rayland Pipe Line Company Lexington Plaza Building Company Altoona

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