Croker Seaside Rest Visit Feeds 1900 Campaign Talk
Richard Croker arrived in N J and stayed at ex Senator Murphy's shore cottage for a rest before heading to Kansas City. He declined to endorse a platform plank or a vice presidential favorite, noting Tammany's lack of a fixed choice. Discussions touched on Chanler, Canier, Quigg, Odell, and Wadsworth as potential 1900 candidates while Croker toured Deal Beach and brokered no firm endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slberon
N. J
Richard Croker
Edward Murphy, Jr
Jersey City
Kansas City
Mr. Croker
Deal Beach
Frank
Richard
Murphy
Croker
Broker
Bryan
Tammany
Chanler
Tammany Hall Files Election Officers List
The Tammany Hall list of election officers for the August primaries was filed yesterday with the Bureau of Elections. The primary law requires filing before July 1. The list includes over 4,200 inspectors and ballot counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany Hall
Bureau of Elections
Bliss Wins Governor Nomination at Michigan GOP Convention
At Grand Rapids on June 28 Col Bliss secured the GOP gubernatorial nomination on the nineteenth ballot amid clashes as Wayne county delegates backed Ferry after disputes over the roll call. The ticket named includes Orrin W. Robinson and Frederick M. Warner among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Bliss
Grand Rapids
Mich
Aaron T. Bliss
Saginaw
Orrin W. Robinson
Houghton
Frederick M. Warner
Farmington
Daniel McCcoy
Une
Perry F. Powers
Cadac
Horace M. Oren
Saurie Ste. Marie
Edward Wildey
Paw-Paw
Delos Fall
Albion
Board of Education
James H. Thompson
Osceola
Bliss
O'Donnell
Stearns
Ferry
Osborne
Campbell
Wayne
Pingree
Tenth New York Cavalry
Michigan
House of Representatives
Odell and Governorship Conversation Sparks In Albany
Senator Platt was at his office in Broadway for hours receiving callers from across the state. He is improved in health and, despite heat, cheerful and active. He quips about politics while declining to reveal more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Platt
Broadway
Fallows Withdraws from Nineteenth District Senate Race
In Republican circles the key development was Assemblyman E H Fallows withdrawing as a candidate for Senator in the Nineteenth District. Fallows, current member from the Twenty‑first District, was slated for the Senate but faced internal opposition and alleged treachery claims linked to George C Austin and Quigg. Slater of the Thirty‑first District appears as the likely Republican nominee, while Tammany loses leverage on Guy but still doubts his victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Fallows
Fallows
Assembly
Twenty-first
Gruber
Quigg
George C. Austin
John Ford
Mr. Fallows
U.S. Slater
Tammany
Charles L.guy
Slater
Payne Visits Hanna In Cleveland To Plan Campaign
Henry C. Payne of Wisconsin met Senator Hanna at Glenmere to discuss the forthcoming campaign. The National Executive Committee members names will not be public for a week or ten days. Payne indicated most old active members from four years ago will rejoin the committee, with Payne directing Chicago headquarters while Hanna splits time between New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Henry C. Payne
Wisconsin
Hanna
Glenmere
National Executive Committee
Payne
Executive Committee
Chicago
New York
Claims Utah for Republicans is dead says Wells
Gov Wells of Utah informs President McKinley that the state is swinging to the Republicans. He cites past voting margins, notes shifts since 1895, and argues that prosperity and the administration’s policy have killed free silver. He predicts a Republican victory in November and says religious differences should not affect the national election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Gov. Wells
Utah
Bryan
Free Silvers
Free Silver
Congress
Roberts
Republican Club Ratification Meeting on East Forty-ninth Street
The Republican Club of the Twenty-second Assembly District held a ratification meeting at 135 East Forty-ninth Street. Speakers included Montague Lessler William R Willcox candidate for Congressional nomination Charles H Treat and John F Baker. A banner of McKinley and Roosevelt was raised at Lexington Avenue and Forty-ninth Street. A gold watch was presented to Charles K Lexow club president and district leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
Twenty-second Assembly District
East Forty-ninth Street
Montague Lessler
William R. Willcox
Charles H. Treat
John F. Baker
McKinley
Roosevelt
Lexington Avenue
Forty-ninth Street
Charles K. Lexow
Wisconsin official says Roosevelt will not resign as governor
A Wisconsin speaker stated after a recent conversation with the Governor that he is convinced Roosevelt does not intend to resign as Governor of New York, addressing speculation about his possible departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Henry C. Payne
Wisconsin
Mr. Roosevelt
New York
McKinley and Roosevelt Club Formed in 23rd Assembly District
The Republicans of the Twenty third Assembly District organize a club with officers: President Isaac Fuld, Vice President Robert Wallace, Recording Secretary John Johnston, Corresponding Secretary James Robertson, Treasurer Albert Sichel, Sergeant at Arms Walter Atcheson. Headquarters are at 2373 Eighth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-third Assembly District
Isaac Fuld
Robert Wallace
John Johnston
James Robertson
Albert Sichel
Walter Atcheson
Eighth Avenue
RNC Headquarters Reportedly Set at 1 Madison Ave
Frederick B Gibbs National Committeeman for New York confirms plans for the Republican National Committee headquarters to be located at 1 Madison Avenue. The report notes previous usage of the same building in 186.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committee
Madison Avenue
Frederick
Gibbs
New York
Political race listings for Missouri and Minnesota districts
Eighth District Charles N Fowler Republican Missouri. Eighth District Dorsey W Shack leford Democrat. Minnesota Seventh District M J Daly Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Eee
Charles N. Fowler
Missouri
Dorsey W. Shackleford
Minnesota
M. J. Daly
Henderson Renominated by Acclamation for Tenth Term
WATERLOO IOWA June 21 Speaker Henderson was renominated by acclamation today by the Third District Republican Convention for his tenth term as Representative in Congress. He made a short speech of acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Henderson
Prof. Mayer Injured by Cable Car Collision
Prof Abraham Mayer an optician with offices at 1 Union Square and living at West Ninety third Street was struck by a Columbus Avenue northbound cable car while crossing Ninety second Street. He dragged fifty feet and suffered a fractured skull. He was rushed to J Hood Wright Hospital in precarious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mayer
Abraham Mayer
Union Square
Gy West Ninety-third Street
Columbus Avenue
McLean
Adams
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Man on bridge fatal act blocks express train
A poorly dressed man stood on a bridge near Rye, New York, and allowed an express train to strike him. He did not move despite the engine whistle. Witnesses call it death by own action as his pockets were found empty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye, N
Prosperity in the South Prompts Banker View on Presidency
William S. Witham, a South banker and mill owner touring the city, argues for no change in national administration. He cites rising cotton prices, increased bank deposits, new mills, and gains in timber, turpentine, and cattle as proof of prosperity under the current leadership, noting opposition to Bryan but support for business and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Witham
South
Witham
McKinley
Roosevelt
Bryan
Republican Party
Kansas City
New York
Republic
Lowell
Georgia beauty and banking group ends Gotham visit
The Witham party of 114 Georgia cashiers and sponsors roamed New York for three days visiting Central Park Stock Exchange Trinity Church and Coney Island. They split up on the final day with most at Gilsey House planning a Turkish bath and a 10:55 am departure for Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
William S. Witham
Central Park
Stock Exchange
Trinity Church Graveyard
Coney Island
Allen
Gilsey House
Broadway
Post Office Advancements in Hawaii and Porto Rico
Washington June 28 announces the advancement of several Post Offices to Presidential class. Honolulu Hawaii receives a salary of 3200 with its Postmaster appointed. Kohala Hilo Arecibo Ponce Mayaguez San Juan receive varying salaries from 1000 to 2800. Appointments at most locations await Inspector reports. Hawaii residents must hold Hawaii posts and a similar rule likely applies to Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hawaii
Honolulu
Kohala
Hilo
Porto Rico
Arecibo
Ponce
Mayaguez
San Juan
Islands
Jersey City Woman Arrested After Appendectomy
Annie Boyer of 113 Montgomery Street was operated on for appendicitis at St. Francis Hospital yesterday. Police told hospital Sisters to hold Miss Boyer under arrest on larceny charges brought by boarder Frances Keegan. Silk dresses and a gray shawl were allegedly taken, with some items found in a Grove Street room rented by Boyer before hospital removal. Her condition was critical and she was not told of the arrest until she recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Boyer
Montgomery Street
Jersey City
St. Francis Hospital
Miss Boyer
Frances Keegan
Grove Street
Pavonia Avenue
Sioux Show Man Dies in Danbury Hospital
Danbury Connecticut June 28 Man Afraid er Hawk a 21 year old full blood Sioux Indian linked to the Buffalo Bill Wild West Show died at Danbury Hospital after a brief illness from stomach inflammation Eagle Bear another show member is in critical condition Several other attaches were ill on arrival but none of the cases except the two Indians is serious It is believed the illness arose from eating canned corn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Conn
Danbury Hospital
Eagle Bear
Sullivan's Big Welcome to Worthy President Sullivan
State Senator Timothy D. Sullivan was welcomed home by New York Aerie No. 40 Fraternal Order of Eagles in Twenty third Street hall. The event featured vaudeville boxing and music with notable members and guests, praising Sullivan's recovery and return to public life, amid a crowd of sportists and politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy D. Sullivan
de Sixt
New York Aerie, No. 40
Order of Eagles
John L. Sullivan
Broadway
New York
Hall of the Eagles
Twenty-third Street
Sullivan
Eagles
Sam C. Austin
Police Gazette
The
Aerie
M. 8. Chapelle
John R. Considine
Broadway Athletic Club
George S. Lucas
Edward Burke
Worthy
Joseph H. Vena
J. Fanning O’reilly
Len H. Wager
Democratic State Committee
Timothy Foley
Morris Rose
Paradise Park
Florence Sullivan
Sullivans
Kansas City
Knights of St John Plan Catholic Federation and Rome Affiliation
Philadelphia June 28 plans for uniting Catholic societies across America and affiliating the Knights of St John with the Ancient Knights Hospitallers in Rome dominated the meeting. Twenty-two societies with about 600,000 members backed federation. delegates from eight groups, including the Hibernians and Knights of Columbus, attended. The delegation approved a central federation committee to organize divisions with bureaus for information and employment. After years of talks with Rome, the Knights of St John voted to affiliate with the Hospitallers, with a priory to be established in America this year. Officers were installed and the convention adjourned to meet in Cincinnati in June 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
America
Knights of St. John
Knights Hospitalers
Rome
Order of Hibernians
Catholic Order of Foresters
Catholic Relief and Beneficiary Association
Catholic Knights of America
Knights of Columbus
Bohemian Catholic Central Union
Young Men's Institute
Knights of Father Mathew
Cardinal Gibbons
College of Cardinals
Hospitalory Brotherhood
Cincinnati
New Pastor Installed at Greenwich Congregational Church
The Rev. Joseph S. Selden of Egin Illinois was tonight installed as pastor of Greenwich Connecticut's Second Congregational Church. The sermon was preached by Rev Newell Dwight Hillis of Plymouth Church Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich, Conn
Joseph S. Selden
Egin, Ill
Second Congregational Church
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Police deny large Robbery at 22 West Thirty-third Street
Capt Thomas of the Tenderloin Police Station said last night the report of a major robbery at the apartment of Miss Alice Neal is groundless. Only two garments were missing, valued at fifty dollars at most, not fifteen hundred as claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Tenderloin
West Thirty-third Street
Alice Neal
The Khédive at Windsor visit to Queen Victoria
The Khédive of Egypt visited Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle this afternoon. Accompanied by the Duke of York Turkish Ambassador Anthonopulo Pasha and staff he traveled by state carriages escorted by the Household Cavalry. The Duke of Connaught joined the party to the castle as Life Guards and Grenadiers guarded the entrance amid large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Egypt
Queen Victoria
Windsor Castle
Duke of York
Anthopulo Pasha
Household Cavalry
Paddington
Windsor
Duke of Connaught
London Manager in Court
Horace Ledger the well known theatrical manager and his wife Ethel an actress were arraigned and remanded at Bow Street Police Court on a charge of fraudulently obtaining goods by means of worthless checks. Counsel for the complainant said a number of similar charges will follow at the next hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Horace Ledger
Ethel
Bow Street
Archduke Franz Ferdinand Oaths to Marry Mor ganatic Acknowledged
In Vienna at the Hofburg the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his future wife Princess Chotek took a formal oath to regard their marriage as mor ganatic. The ceremony, attended by the Emperor and ministers, confirmed that she will not become Empress and their children will not inherit the throne. The wedding is set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Hofburg
Chotek
Goluchowski
Nationalist leaders appeal for funds for next election
Irish Nationalists led by John Redmond Mgr O Donnell and Alderman O Mara issue an appeal to the Irish people for contributions to the Parliamentary Fund of the Nationalist Party. They note an autumn general election and the need to cover Sheriff fees in contested elections. The fund aims to secure a disciplined group of representatives in the new Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
John Redmond
United Nationalist Party
Mgr. O’donnell
Raphoe
O’mara
Limerick
French Government Attacked in Chamber Over War Staff
Paris June 28 M Faure nationalist deputies attacked the government over changes in the general staff after General de Galliffet’s resignation. He charged Gen Andre with bypassing Gen Delanne and rebuking a friend of Lieut Col Picquart to reopen the Dreyfus issue. Andre denied misrepresentation and Delanne said he would obey. The House approved Andre’s statements 306 to 220.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Firmin Faure
Chamber of Deputies
Gen
Andre
Col. Picquart
Dreyfus
Gen. Delanne
Gen. Andre
Chambers of Commerce Urge Sugar Bounty Convention
London June 28 The Association of Chambers of Commerce of the United Kingdom urged the Government to promptly conclude a convention with Germany Austria and other powers to suppress sugar bounties. The convention should include a penal clause prohibiting bounty fed sugar entry into contracting powers territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Association of Chambers of Commerce of the
United Kingdom
Germany
Austria
New Leyland Steamer Devonian Launched in Belfast
The Leyland Line launched the Devonian in Belfast today, a sister ship to the Winifredian. The Winifredian, built in 1899, measures 552 feet 5 inches in length, 59 feet 3 inches in width, and 28 feet 9 inches in depth, with 10,405 tons gross and 6,816 tons net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Leyland Line
Devonian
Winifredian
Oxford Awards Honorary Degrees to Three Clergy and Professors
London June 28 Morgan Dix of New York received the honorary Doctor of Divinity from Oxford University. C BE Norton of Harvard was awarded the Doctor of Civil Law and J. M. Baldwin of Princeton the Doctor of Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oxford University
Morgan Dix
New York
C. BE. Norton
Harvard
J. M. Baldwin
Princeton
Holland Approves Peace Convention Topics
The Second Chamber in The Hague approved the Peace Conference conventions applying the Geneva rules to naval warfare and the laws and usages of land war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
the Hague
Queen Presents Dublin a Gold Loving Cup
The Queen will present Dublin with a gold loving cup weighing 160 ounces in memory of her recent visit. The gift is to be given to the Municipality of Dublin as a tribute from the monarch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
London
Automobile Exhibition Opens In Berlin Next Week
BERLIN June 28 A permanent automobile exhibition will open in Berlin next week with space applications so numerous that the area was enlarged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Pole balloon attempt survivor report dismissed
Berlin dispatch rejects a Vardoe Norway origin claim that Andrée who tried a North Pole balloon voyage is safe, deeming the report unfounded and not credible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Vardee
Norway
Andrée
North Pole
Spanish ambassador Mendez de Vigo to retire this month
Berlin reports Senor Mendez de Vigo, Spanish Ambassador to Germany, will retire next week and afterward reside on his estates near Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Senor Mendez de Vigo
Germany
Havana
Italian Chamber Elects New President
ROME June 28 The Chamber of Deputies today elected Signor Villatrident of the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italian Chamber
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Villa Tr
GE Fes
Fire causes five thousand dollar blaze in New Haven
A fireworks explosion in front of Michael Smolleroff’s confectionery on State Street, New Haven, caused a five thousand dollar fire this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Michael Smolleroff
State Street
Sentry of Peacedale and Washington Mills Suits Sale
Men and boys suits offered with blue serges and serges for youths. Men’s single and double-breasted coats, skeleton lined jackets, priced at 4.9 dollars. boys’ suits advertised at 3.74 and 5.00 with fast color promise and taped seams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacedale
Washington Mills
Yesterday's Fires Report of Damages Across City
From 12 o clock Wednesday night to 12 o clock Thursday night fires caused varied damage. Entries list times addresses owners or occupants and estimated losses from 25 to 2000 dollars. Notable figures include John Sullivan Frank Paussig and John Crooke & Co with losses noted at multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
East Ninth Street
Nathan Fried
West Forty-third Street
West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Street
John Sullivan
Eighty-sixth Street
Frank Paussig
Thirty-fifth Street
Dr. Richmond
Eighth Avenue
B.abraham
Mulberry Street
John Crooke & Co
West One Hundred
Oe Street
A. Mansfield
Sullivan Street
Charles Cobnson
Two Boys Buried in a Sand Heap
In South Trenton New Jersey Felix Engler four and Charles Smith eight were playing near a sand bank when the bank collapsed after excavators dug beneath it. The cave like space caved in burying them under twelve feet of earth. About fifty men dug for hours but both boys died before removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Felix Engler
Charles Smith
South Trenton
Steamer Caracas Runs Aground in San Juan Harbor
SAN JUAN Porto Rico June 28 The Red D Line steamer Caracas under Capt Woodrick from Curaçao and La Guayra bound for New York grounded in the harbor at 10:30 this morning. Her cargo is being lightered and it is believed tugs will float the vessel before midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
Red D Line
Caracas
Woodrick
Curacoa
la Guayra
New York
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Tammany Leader
Nisit
Senator Murphy
New York Times
B. B. Odell, Jr
Newburg
Platt
State Committee
Odell
James W. Wadsworth
Geneseo
Gen. Wadsworth
Tammany Election Officers
J. W
Wadsworth
President McKinley
Col. Roosevelt
Republican Campaign Club
National Committee’s Quarters
Mr. Henderson
Mr. Witham
Georgia Beauty and Banking Combination
Gotham
Post Office Advancements
Buffalo Bill
Greenwich
Archduke Ferdinand
Irish Nationalists Appeal
Dreyfusard
New Leyland
Oxford
VIN B. Macy
Doc’s
Macy’s
Russia
McKay
Astoria
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