All Hyde Directors to Quit the Equitable
The Equitable Life board faces resignations from nearly all Hyde estate qualified directors as trustees consider names to fill vacancies. Charles Stewart Smith John Jacob Astor and Marcellus Hartley Dodge already announced resignations with Astor stating his exit is to aid Morton’s reorganization. Trustees Grover Cleveland Morgan ds O'Brien and George Westinghouse met at the Buckingham to vet potential replacements while policy holders press for voting changes and greater participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Morton
Henry B. Hyde
Charles Stewart Smith
John Jacob Astor
Marcellus Hartley Dodge
Times
Hyde
Mr. Morton
Thomas F. Ryan
Grover Cleveland
Morgan Ds O’brien
George Westinghouse
Buckingham
Fiftieth Street
Fifth Avenue
Equitable
Buckingham Hotel
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Board of Directors
Williams. Bryant
Cleveland
Judge O'Brien
Madison Avenue
William Nelson Cromwell
James W. Alexander
Society
Cromwell
Alexander
Smith
Higgins Advisers Report Morton's Halt in Equitable Matter
Advisers to Governor Higgins disclosed at Albany on June 27 that Morton planned to halt action in an equitable matter. The report cites internal discussions among Higgins aides about potential steps and their implications for state policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Ten Dollar Fine After Court Attack Incident
Gustave Lehlbach of Jersey City was arraigned on a complaint by Ruth Fox a fourteen year old girl. James Fox father of the girl leaped the railing and felled Lehlbach in court. Justice Manning fined Fox ten dollars and Lehlbach was sent to county jail awaiting Grand Jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Lehlbach
Woodward Street
Jersey City
Manning
Ruth Fox
Trial Ends In One Dollar Verdict For Mrs Shakespeare
Natalie Shakespeare sued broker Roderick Richardson for fifteen thousand dollars alleging assault after a July first quarrel. The Supreme Court jury deliberated twenty minutes before awarding her one dollar, with testimony describing Richardson's injuries and alleged engagement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Shakespeare
Roderick W. Richardson
Supreme Court
Shakespeare
Richardson
Endicott
Erie Basin Strike Continues With Company Stand
The John N. Robins Company at Erie Basin reports no change in the strike as a negotiating committee met President W. D. Dickey with no result. Dickey says about 2,500 on the payroll remain working, with skilled mechanics hired to cover vacancies. Ironworkers at Robert White Shipbuilding also strike, citing long hours and late suppers, planning to present the dispute to Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Robins Company
Erie Basin
W. D. Dickey
Dickey
Robins
Robert White Shipbuilding and Repair Company
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Big Frank McCoy dies at Metropolitan Hospital on Blackwell's Island
Former bank burglar Big Frank McCoy, partner of the late Jimmy Hope, died yesterday afternoon at Metropolitan Hospital on Blackwell's Island after being brought there from a Third Avenue saloon in dying condition. He left little money or friends, and his body will be sent to the Morgue with city burial if unclaimed. An effort to raise funds for funeral expenses is said to be underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Frank McCoy
Jimmy Hope
Metropolitan Hospital
Blackwell’s Island
McCoy
Third Avenue
Record of $31,210,978 In Back Taxes Collected
Controller report shows the Bureau for the Collection of Arrears of Taxes led by Edward A. Slattery collected $31,210,978.21 over the two years ending May 31, 1905, a new department record surpassing all prior totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Edward A. Slattery
Bureau
Military notices report duty changes and inspections
Major Eugene F. Ladd will report to the Military Secretary for duty in his office. Major Frederick P. Reynolds is relieved from duty at the Presidio of San Francisco to take effect July 15. Major William A. Glassford will inspect military telegraph lines in Alaska with occasional Seattle to Skagway and Valdez visits. Capt. H. B. Ferguson will teach at Fort Leavenworth. Capt. T. L. Ames will visit Richmond and Wilmington to inspect projectiles and smokeless powder. Capt. Samuel Hof will make fourteen trips from Frankfort Arsenal to Nicetown to inspect ordnance material. Capt. G. W. Burr will inspect ordnance material from Rock Island to South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eugene F. Ladd
Frederick P. Reynolds
Presidio of
San Francisco
William A.glassford
Signal Corps
Seattle
Skagway
Valdez
Ordnance Department
Wilmington
Del
Samuel Hof
Frankfort Arsenal
Nicetown
Penn
G. W. Burr
Rock Island Arsenal
South Bend
Ind
Navy orders assign Mertz to Norfolk and Dennis to Pensacola
On June 23 Commander A. Mertz is ordered to report to the commandant of the Navy Yard at Norfolk for duty in charge of the naval magazine at St. Juliens Creek Virginia. Surgeon J B Dennis from the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Washington is ordered to the Navy Yard Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mertz
Navy Yard
Norflok
Naval Magazine
St. Juliens Creek
Virginia
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Washington
Pensacola
Navy ships reach Atlantic ports after voyage
Special to The New York Times reports ships arriving at Philadelphia Solomons Marblehead Bremerton New York Sag Harbor Provincetown Chicago Boston and Port Angeles. Sailings include Dixie from League Island to Gibraltar Hist from Newport to Provincetown Standish from Annapolis to Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Nero
Philadelphia
Town
Solomons
Marblehead
Bremerton
Sylph
New York
Morris
Sag Harbor
Eagle
Provincetown
Chicago
Boston
Perry
Port Angeles
Dixie
League Island
Gibraltar
Hist
Newport
Standish
Annapolis
Gossip over pastor forces resignation at Clifton church
Passaic New Jersey June 27 the Consistory accepted Rev J S Elsworth resigning after five years as pastor amid ongoing sermons. Clergy praised his service while granting two months salary. Dissension had grown as he faced rumors tying him to a woman parishioner. Mrs Elsworth has been away in Rome Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
N. J
J. S. Elsworth
Reformed Church At
Clifton
Clifton Reformed Church
Reformed Church
Joseph H. Whitehead
Whitehead
Elsworth
Boy Stops Northbound Train by Waving Hat
In Altoona Pennsylvania on June 27 a boy eight year old Wallace Moore detected an open switch between Sand Ridge and Osceola on the Tyrone Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad. He stood on the track and waved his hat to halt the approaching northbound passenger train, averting a possible wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Penn
Tyrone
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sand Ridge
Osceola
Wallace Moore
Shipping Almanac Details Tides and Vessel Arrivals
Miniature almanac lists sunrise and sunset times, moonrise, and tides for today. It catalogues ship arrivals and sailings with ports and June dates for vessels including Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, Zeeland, Noordam, Seiferson, Denver, Mannheim, Cherokee, Mexico, Arapahoe, Navahoe, New York, Conway, El Mar, Bremen, Algeria, Mesaba, and Goldsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Zeeland
Antwerp
Noordam
Rotterdam
Seiferson
Norfolk
Denver
Galveston
Mannheim
Cherokee
Santo Domingo
Mexico
Havana
Arapahoe
Jacksonville
Georgetown
S. C
New York
Conway
Baltimore
el Mar
Algeria
Naples
Mesaba
London
Goldsboro
Philadelphia
Foreign Shipping Notices of June Movements and Passages
A concise list of steamships with latest June 23 to June 27 port calls and sailing statuses. Included are Pannonia, Kentucky, Prins Willem I, Citta, Weimar, American, Koranna, Minnehaha, Antonio Lopez, Lombardia, Nord America, Toronto, Dragoman, Perugia, Vaderland, Caronia, Sicilia, Montserrat, Emilia, Hermine, Arkansas, Citta di Torino, Tintoretto, Deutschland tank, Rhaetia, Marco Minghetti with respective ports such as Trieste, Copenhagen, Ymulden, New York, Naples, Bremerhaven, Antwerp, London, Brisbane, Genoa, Marseilles, Dover, Hamburg, Sagres, and Scilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trieste
Kentucky
Copenhagen
Prins Willem L
Ymulden
Citta
New York
Naples
Weimar
Bremerhaven
American
Antwerp
Koranna
Brisbane
Minnehaha
London
Antonio Lopez
Cadiz
Lombardia
Genoa
Nord America
Toronto
Dragoman
Fremantle
Perugia
Marseilles
Vaderland
Dover
Caronia
Liverpool
Sicilia
Montserrat
Emilia
Fiume
Hermine
Palermo
Arkansas
Shields
Citta di Torino
Tintoretto
Barbados
Deutschland
Tank
Rhaetia
Hamburg
Scilly
Marco Minghetti
Sagres
Arrival of Buyers From Many Firms Across Cities
A list of buyers and their merchandise at various New York area addresses includes Almy Bigelow & Washburn of Salem Massachusetts dealing in cotton dress goods at 2 Walker Street and the Hotel Wellington, along with other firms from Detroit Memphis Los Angeles Chicago and more. Items span dry goods laces silks cloaks millinery furnishing goods and hats with multiple street and hotel venues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almy
Bigelow & Washburn
Salem
Mass
W. H. Sanborn
Walker Street
J. Finder
Leonard Tree
Isry-Block Mercantile Company
Memphis
Tenn
I. D. Block
Grand Street
Brownstein
Newmark .& Louis
Los Angeles
Cal
H. W. Louis
Howard Street
Callender
McAuslan & Troup
R. I
A. Reilly
Pomeroy & Stewart
Reading
Penn
G. S. Pomeroy
Millinery
St. Denis
Epstein, J
Baltimore
H. Kaufman
Breslin
England Brothers
Pittsfield
B. England
Spring Street
Edwards, E. W.; & Co
Troy
N. Y
Vast list of New York area dry goods and furnishings firms
A catalog of merchants and suppliers from Broadway and surrounding hotels listing firms such as Falk, Frear, Gilchrist, Gage Brothers, Hugo Schrader, Howland, Hunter, Jena, Jacoby, Levis-Zukoski, Marks, Marks Rothenberg, Reid & Hughes, Rosenthal, Shapiro Brothers, Smith & Murray, Sage Allen, Samuels, Stens & Kelly, Schenck, Shepard, Siegel, White, Watt & Shead, Whitney, Wallace, and Woodward Lathrop. Includes shop addresses and key product areas like cloaks suits domestics silks laces hosiery and furnishings. The long roster shows many city and national names connected to department stores and hotel outfitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falk
Broadway
Hotel Astor
Frear
William H., & Co
Troy
W. P
Armitage
Herald Square
Gilchrist, & Co
Boston
Mass
F. C. Flint
G. Gray
W. H. Mann
C. W. Warnock
White Street
Gage Brothers & Co
Chicago
Ill
Hugo Schrader
Fifth Avenue
Goldenberg
Washington
F. Newmeyer
S. Qstheimer
Grand Hotel
Ingh
J. M
Company
Atlanta
Spring Street
Hunter
A. Si
Utica
G. A. Vencie
J. M. Sloane
Hanter Ca
Lowe
Topaticay
Ewe Me Sloane
Normandie
Hunt
McCurdy & Norwell Company
Rochester
N. Y
Mr. Baldwin
McAlpin
G. W
Cincinnati
Ohio
E. C. Goshorn
Leonard Street
MacInnes
J. C
Worcester
Auduchon
Groves
Mr. Lawlor
Worth Street
Cumberland
Imperial
Porteous & Mitchell
Norwich
Hartford, Conn
L. S. Root
Hotel Navarre
Samuels
J., & Brother
Providence
Navarre
Stens & Kelly Company
Buffalo
Isab Dooley
M. J. Donovan
Schenck
Lebanon
Penn
Ary
Hotel Imperial
Shepard Company
R. I
M. B. Gilligan
Union Square
Siegel
S. Rosenbaum
J. Harker
House Furnishingoods
Grand Street
Hoffman House
Watt & Shead
Lancaster
Sullis Ven
Mr. Watt
Watt
Retten & Clay
Norfolk
L. P. Hyslop
Watt & Bond
Mr. Johnson
White Goods
A Whitney
Albany
F. Sherman
Watc & Show
D. F
Wile
Birckner & Co
Woolens
Salisbury
N. C
J. Wallace
Woodward & Lathrop
Washington, D.C
F. EB. Woodward
Albert
Wilder
M. E
Clergyman Endorses Grape-Nuts For Health And Energy
A conscientious Michigan clergyman testifies that switching from oatmeal and eggs to Grape-Nuts with cream and Postum improved morning digestion, ended headaches, and restored energy for sermon preparation. He notes mental and physical strength gains and cites others helped by the same diet. There’s a reason appears in the Postum ad copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Postum Company
Settle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Turf at Sheepshead Bay Rockaway Cup Racing Schedule
Coney Island Jockey Club presents racing from June 15 to July 4 at Sheepshead Bay with the 12th Rockaway Cup and four other races. Early trains depart East 34th Street 11 A.M. to 3:10 P.M. via LIRR and ferries with frequent transfers. Concert by Lander at the Grand Stand. Field Stand priced at one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall St
N. Y
39Th St
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Lander
Also Mentioned on This Page
Astor
Ryan Trustees
Organization of Equitable Policy Holders
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Mutual Life
New York Life Insurance Comany
Herbert
Myrick
Orange Judd Company
American Agriculturist
The
Roosevelt
Paul Morton
Fox
Blackwell’s
the United Service
Army
the Navy
Boy
Shipping and Mails
PEM A.M. P.M
Bandy Hook
Governors Island
Gell Gate
Ails
Teutonic
Potsdam
Sardegna
Graecia
Halli
Charleston
Apache
Sai
la Lorraine
Havre
Monroe
Prinzess Alice
Esperanza
Finance
Colon
el Alba
Norm
Prince
Argentina
Celtic
Catania
Brazil
Altal
Kingston
Flandria
Guatemala
Saratoga
Bahamas
Hamilton
Colorado
Brunswick
Altonia
Sune
Aymenian Os
Texas
Naren
Flandria Wm
Livingston
Oceanic Wese
Graf Waldersee
Whee
Ewe
el Norte
Citta di Napoli
Madonna Ee Eee
Waveeveess
St. Thomas
Farima Ee
Slavonia
Bordeaux Havre
Turbo
Southampton
Umbria
Bluecher
Foreign Intelligence
Knox
Eddy
West 42d Street
West Forty-first St
Panama
Saks & Company
DR. Jaeger’s CO
Piel Bros
East New York
Greater
Gov. Douglas
Brockton
S. J. Gruver
W. L. Douglas
Siegelooperg
Sixth Ave
Sperry & Hutchinson Green
Siegel Cooper Store
Siegel Cooper
Yewest
8Th Street
Lane
New Springs
Mattings
Royal Wilton
Bigelow Axminster
Axminster
Arminster
IOW
Pseu
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