Mule Herders Complain of Cruel Treatment in Haiti
Twenty three young men from St Louis recount being lured to sea voyage on a British transport to South Africa, wrecked off Haiti, fed false promises by a British Army agent, and subjected to abuse by consuls and authorities in Aux Cayes before being sent home on a Dutch steamer to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Prins Willem V
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Carinthia
New Orleans
South Africa
Point Gravis
Charles W. Pratt
Hagin
Campbell
Aux Cayes
Volinthia
Kingston
Roberts
United States
New York
America
Countess de Agreda Will Contest Withdrawn After Consent
Surrogate Thomas approved yesterday the withdrawal of a will contest by Francis Morse de Agreda, who had claimed $30,000 believed entrusted by the late Countess Marie Louise Morse de Agreda. The Florence executed 1897 will left most estate to her two daughters Marie Louise and Caroline Frances Wight. husband Morse de Agreda to receive no share. Settlement terms undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Marie Louise Morse de Agreda
Francis Morse de Agreda
Boston
Testatrix
Edward Wight
George L. Lorillard
Count de Agreda
Mexico
Francis Morse
Massachusetts
Morse
de Agreda
Florence
Italy
Marie Louise
Caroline Frances Wight
Fund for Gen Henry's Widow Receives $18,952 Balance
A committee meeting at the Merchants' Association reported total collections of 18,952.44 for Mrs. Guy V. Henry widow of Gen Henry, with 405.50 spent on postage and circulars, leaving 18,546.94. Treasurer A S Frissell of Fifth Avenue Bank was tasked to deposit the funds and seek Mrs Henry's directions on disposal, with officers offering to invest if desired, and the committee adjourned sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy V. Henry
Gen. Henry
United States Army
Merchants’ Association
A. S. Frissell
Fifth Avenue Bank
Henry
India Famine Relief Fund Receives Major Donations
The Committee of One Hundred on India Famine Relief reports yesterday deposits from numerous churches, societies, and individuals. Notable gifts include Randolph Guggenheimer 100.00, H B Sutherland 13.50, F G Burnham 50.00, Hallgarteen Co 100.00, and total contributions reaching 96,238.05 with many under 10.00 each. The New York Times sent 5.00 via T. R. to James Crosby Brown, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Rutland
Ill
H. B. Sutherland
Presbyterian’ Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Stroudsburg
Alatie
N. Y
Centenary Methodist Press Church
Jersey City
N. J
Dundee Sree
Passaic
Christian Endeavor
Society
First Presbyterian Church
Sackett’s Harbor
N.Y
Spring Lake
Twin Oaks
Cote
Poundridge
N. x
Third Presbyterian Church
Springfield
Westcott Bailey
Philadelphia
Penn
H. Linley
St. Louis
Sean Yee Ae
Pakis
Stout
Waeces
Edgar Whitlock
Cseeereses
Randolph Guggenheimer
Eeesee
A. C. Darrow
East St. Louis
Methodist Episcopal
F. G. Burnham
Morristown
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Bridge Hampton
Hallgareen & Co
Nuge
J. Kennedy Torsse
Church of Christ
Ashtabula
Ohio
Keller
Texas
Georgiana Crabb
St. Peter
Rochester
Ome
Brainers’ Union Christian Endeavor Society
Easton
Water Valley
Miss
Piramueid Als Oulver
UC Browne Club
Cleveland
Minnehaha
Minn
SSSI
First Congregational Society
Green- Woog
Whs
Giacoua Seceeces
South
Finleyville
Bridgeton
Cumberland National Bank
Bridgepon
Sen
Eccwien Golden Wewnaes
Arlington Avenue
Presbyterian
Ghareh
Orange
Psp Siey Ccs
Oeane
L. B. Carpenter
Hastings
Town
Union Meeting
Clayton
Wees
Ww. B. Church
Middletown
Churches of
Ludington
Mich
First National Bank
Literary Digest
Citizens of
Bonham, Texas
Adams Express Company
Va- Figus
Wells
Fargo & Co., Express
Arthur
American Vancepias Company
Cole Tay
Pacific Express “Company
The
New York Times
Missionary dies of cholera in Baroda India
A Baroda India cablegram to the Methodist Missionary Society rooms reports Reverend E. M. Hudson, a missionary at Baroda, died of cholera yesterday. He served in India for years and his death is mourned by colleagues and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society
Baroda
India
E. M. Hudson
Webb Estate Falls Short in Surrogate Court Actions
Two applications by legatees under the will of William H. Webb to compel executors to pay legacies show the estate’s value falls far short of expectations. Appraised at 692,885 in personal property plus real estate, executors say they have paid 100,435 and 55,860 in claims remain. Nonspecific assets cannot meet liabilities, so specific legacies and general bequests will be reduced. Much of the estate was given by specific bequests or placed in trust, with most to revert to Webb's Academy and Home for Shipbuilders, founded by him. The testator’s son, long an invalid, lives at 415 Fifth Avenue and was left 3,000 annually from stocks, with the rest to his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Webb
Webb
Third Avenue Railway
Mr. Webb
Fifth Avenue
Navy Yard Sailor Ends Life After Fire Found
In Boston on June 28 a fire department crew at the Navy Yard discovered the body of James McCabe a Quartermaster Sergeant of Marines. He killed himself by slitting his throat and then shooting a revolver. the pistol flash ignited nearby clothing. Navy Yard authorities withheld further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Navy Yard
James McCabe
McCabe
Postmaster General Cancels Envelope Contract
The Postmaster General canceled the Western Envelope Company’s award to furnish dead letter and official envelopes for the next fiscal year. Labor troubles and other causes kept the Chicago firm from meeting terms, and the department will re-advertise for supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postmaster General
Western Envelope Company of
Chicago
Department
Insurance Notes Include License Rejection for Ocean Accident
Commissioner Voorhis refused to license the Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation of London, citing Ohio law excludes foreign credit guarantee insurers. Fire Underwriters’ Federation discussed the proposed 1900 agreement, while BE & H EF Anthony stock and fixtures loss at 124 Fifth Avenue saw multiple insurers distributing listed sums. Miller & Maltbie to adjust the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voorhis
Ohio Insurance Department
Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation of London
Matthews
Ohio
Fastern Union
General Fire Insurance Committee
BE. & H. EF. Anthony
Fifth Avenue
Liverpool
London
Globe
Globe and
Rutgers
Home
New York
Phoenix
Niagara
North River
Detroit
Caledonian
Manhattan
Erie
Helvetia
County of
North American
Boston
Lion
Hamilton
Greenwich
Merchants’ of
Newark
Commonwealth
Rochester German
New Hampshire
Pacific
Mergenanics and‘ Traders
Norwich Union
Security
British America
Netherlands
Williamsburg City
United of
Baltimore
American
Philadelphia
Western
Toronto
Milwaukee Mechanics
Northern
Alliance
Associated Manufacturers
Hartford
Franklin
Agricultural
Baloise
San Francisco
North German
Pelican
Palatine
Miller & Maltbie
Tin Plate Workers’ Wage Scale Talks End Quietly
Representatives of the Amalgamated Association of Steel and Iron Workers met officials of the American Tin Plate Company at the company offices to fix a wage scale for the coming year. About 35,000 workers are affected. The session ran late with no definite agreement, adjourned to this morning. Both sides called the talks harmonious and cited a tentative six percent demand. Secretary Williams said the union seeks a conservative schedule and expressed confidence in fair treatment by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association of Steel and Iron Workers
American Tin Plate Company
Williams
Association
Tin Plate Company
Business Troubles: Executions and an Assignment
The Sheriff seized William Klein for $5,303 owed to Henry Elias Brewing. James B. Davenport faces $45,858 judgment in Stamford connected to a prior $42,500 Fairfield County case. an attachment ties to Davenport’s real estate in this city valued at $10,040. The John W. Tillard Manufacturing Company of 310 Sixth Avenue, a New Jersey firm, made an assignment to president John W. Tillard as it winds up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kuierin
William Klein
East Forty-seventh Street
Henry Elias Brewing Company
James B. Davenport
Stamford
Conn
John Davenport
Fairfield County
Harriet G. Davenport
John W.tillard
John W. Tillard
Sixth Avenue
New Jersey
Tillard
Hippel & Tillard
Hippel, Tillard & Runk
John W. Tillard & Co
Kellogg & Rose
Bankruptcy Filings and Liabilities for Three New York Cloak Makers
Jacob Levin formerly of 97 Wooster Street shows liabilities of 6883 and assets of 1500 in accounts and note. Morris Levy of 151 Forsyth Street petitions in bankruptcy with liabilities 9070 and no assets, previously partnered with Louis Harris at 191 Greene Street in 1891 92. Maurice W Myers of 148 Wooster Street and Myers & Co. files for bankruptcy with liabilities 2623 and assets 426, debts mainly from merchandise contracted this year begun July 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Levin
Wooster Street
Morris Levy
Forsyth Street
Louis Harris
Greene Street
Maurice W. Myers
Myers & Co
Myers
Henry Brock Declares Personal Bankruptcy in New York
Henry Brock, residing at 163 West Twenty first Street, filed an individual bankruptcy petition. Liabilities listed at 48,229 though likely 28,729 after note duplication. Assets include seven acres in Adams Massachusetts life insurance policies valued at 1,415 ten acres of wild land in New St Augustine Florida plus stock in Brock's firms and army memorabilia. Creditors include Housatonic Valley Savings Bank and multiple Philadelphia and Boston lenders. Indebtedness and endorsements tie Brock's Commercial Agency Limited and related notes. 19500 dollars appears as indorser on Brock's Commercial Agency notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brock
West Twenty-first Street
Brock
Park Row
Adams
Berkshire County
Mass
New St. Augustine
Fla
Due
Housatonic Valley Savings Bank of
North Adams
Philadelphia
National Shoe and Leather Bank
Western National Bank
Phenix National Bank
Union National Bank of Philadelphia
The
Helen C. Brock
Non-resident attachments in debt against Henry P Robinson
Deputy Sheriff Ahearn filed an attachment for 1276 to Henry P Robinson, dealer in building materials at West Forty-eighth Street, favoring Isaac A Hopper. Hopper claims Robinson did not pay firm debts after Hoagland and Robinson dissolved and that Hopper must cover $1,040 on a judgment amid seven suits totaling 11,323. Robinson ran Hoagland & Robinson from 1895 to Jan 31 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Ahearn
Henry P. Robinson
West Forty-eighth Street
Isaac A. Hopper
Robinson
Red Bank
Hopper
Hoagland & Robinson
Mr. Hopper
Henry C. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Judgments Filed in Various Debtors and Firms
A list of judgments filed yesterday names debtors such as John W. Aspell, Fanny Asch, Herman Baumann, Ernest H. Ball, M. J. Barker, Henry Foesen, Catharine Bennett, and many others. It cites associated creditors, costs, and firms including Metropolitan Street Railway Company, Fultonville National Bank, Union Steel and Chain Company, and Press Publishing Company, with court notices and appellate terms listed. The document also enumerates numerous court dockets, specific case pairings, and scheduled sessions across Supreme Court divisions and Surrogates Court chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspell
John W
George C. Duffy
Asch
Fanny
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
COSIS
Bauman
Herman
J. H
John Co. Orr
Ceccesserseeserresssreens
Ball
Ernest H
Mary C. Oyve
Barker
M. J.—Lawrence
Moffatt
Bofesen
Henry A
Alois Fink
Costs
Bennett
Catharine M. F
Mary Creegan
E-Eee
Cody
Thomas F
James Higgins
Cottew
May G
Harry Goldstein
Foehrenbach
Bessie
Thomas Brown
B. F. McQuay
Sescesseres Green
John E
Union Steel and Chain Company
Ereesseers Tress Snes Gancher
Jacob I
Isaac
ee-Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Corte Ccaeocesancerents
Saeeee Penesees
Goldstein
Gus
Kessler
Levi L
Patrick Cashin
Klein
William
Henry Elias Brewing Morse
George E
Emma Weber
Baum
Lemuel
S. I. Abramson
6Th Mills
Harrison
Thomas G. Potter Company
Kraghl
Elmer E
Jean B. R. Kragel
Kling
Philip N. Pfeffer
Supher
John D
Harry P. Barr
Moran
James—Press Publishing Company
Mooney
James J
William O'Connell
Michel
George
Henry
R. Worthing
Ton Mersereau
Edward
W. Fiske
McBride
James L. Reynolds
City docket list of names and costs in New York court cases
A fragmented ledger-style notice lists numerous individuals and entities such as Margaret A McCaffrey Daniel C Murphy Anette Olsen Hans Rasmussen Linnea Skulnik and James Young along with associated costs and court actions. The entry mentions The City of New York and The Greater New York Amusement Company among others and shows varied monetary figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Toohey
Rasmussen
Hans O
New York Building Loan Banking
Aes Ny
M. Felt
Skulnik
Moris
Skulni eRekens
Linnea Tis
John
John = Williams
Steinau
Charles “J
Al"s.” Gorham
Costs
Swideler
Alexander J.L. Rosenm
THE
City OF New York
Charles A.brown
Greater New York
White
Charles W
James Stewart, Jr
Warren
Daniel W., Jr
Ae H. Henneberger
Young
James T
N.B. “McSorley
Federal Court Motion Calendar Adjourned Cases List
United States Circuit Court in Lacombe Room 124 P D Building lists adjourned cases for motion calendar. Entries include Ballou versus Uene, Wyle versus Landsman, Welsbach Light Co versus , Gibb versus Fitch, Herbst versus, Enos versus New York Asiatic Prince Ontario R R, Stephens versus Abramo, Hierapolis versus wits Lawrence, Lorain Steel Co versus 42d Street, Same to same, Gordan versus United Central National, New York Security Co versus Equitable Mortgage Co, Rathjens An. Composition Co, Cornell versus Fidelity and Deposit Co, United States versus lig-In re Collector of Customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Lacombe
P. D
Ballou
Uene
Erle R. Flour Milling Co
Wyle
Landsman
Welsbach Light Co
Gibb
Fitch
M. Schaffer Co
Herbst
Enos
N. Y
Asiatic Prince
Ontario
R. R
State Courts Supreme Court Appellate Term Decisions
Court entries from the Supreme Court Appellate Term list judgments in multiple cases with rulings including affirmances reversals new trials and cost awards. Notable items include Weinkrantz v Humboldt Library affirming with costs Zielonka authority reversed new trial ordered and costs to appellant and several other rulings per curiam across a range of municipal and street railway company disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Truax
P. J
Scott and Dugro
Weinkrantz
Humboldt Library
Neglia
Zielonka
Flanagan
Metropolitan Street Railway
Secare
Oberstein
Diack
Steckler
Union Trust Company
Lever
Meyer Vs. Riordan
Frankelstein
Levine
Hornberger
Feder
Bernstein
Hynes
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Eureka Stable Company
Elbel
Geraty
Sauerwein
Jamour
City of New York
Manhattan
Thum
Isermann
Barnett
Buckley
Saxe
Municipal Court
Tenth District
Hinds
Wills for Probate and Court Docket Summary
The Surrogates Court opens at 10:30 A M for Wills for Probate with names Mary T Collins Sophie Kneip Richard A Williams Agnes H Hoch Isaac Bitterman William Callaghan Max Doermer Sarah Murphy. City Court General Term adjourned. Special Term McCarthy J at 10 A M in Brownstone Building with 10:30 A M returnable motions. Court sessions list cases including Wanamaker v Columbia Electric and numerous Real Estate and other civil matters. Supreme Court dockets include Smyth J Sarah Cisco v Post et al and other matters with referees and appointments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Bischoff, Jr
Goodwin
Crooke
Hassell
Nathan
Pearson
Cuthbert
Inter- 8—Home Life Ins. Co. State Casualty Co
O’kennedy
Uhl
Bach
Rockland Lake
Trap Rock Co
Bird
Miller
Greacen
Morse
Stephens
Doulney
Jenks
Herring- Halli-Marvin Co
Williams
Hopkins
Downite
Downia
Gilmour
Belcher
Jayne
Ingram
Halladay
Gass
Church Pub. Co., Limited
Alworth
Marshall
Atkinson
Edward Thomason
Sternik
Aoto
Sy Avie Oor
County Court House
Jos Pmenede
P Stein
Julius Lipman
Theodore A. Have
Juliet A. Britton
Meyer
Kate F. Moynihan
Theodore A.have
Thomas E. Maico
Richard McGill Red
i—Catherine
Frank Sperry
Maraino M. Ball
Bryan McCabill
Walden Pell
Henry Newman
Phebe E. Bonnero
Ruby T. Paine
Sarah E. Peck
Adam C. Rinteler
Annie Stern
Thomas F. Harty
George McHugh
Henry S. Leech
John W. Miller
Mary T. Collins
Sophie Kneip
Richard A. Williams
Agnes H. Hoch
Isaac Bitterman
William Callaghan
Max Doermer
Sarah Murphy
Thomas, S
County Court
McCarthy
Brownstone
Chambers Street
Conlan
Beede
Met
City Court
Hascall
O’dwyer
Wanamaker
Columbia Electric _ Miller
Supply Co
Dan
Silverman
Can. Graefhay
Cheney
Jager
Supreme Court Calendar Listings for Brooklyn Court
Calendar entries show Supreme Court sessions with names and docket numbers. Special Term Trials list Feitner versus Kelley and Levy versus Kessell among others, with cases Darmstadt versus Walter and Grandinetti versus Fazzino also appearing in the docket sequence.
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Africa
Haits
Countess DE Agreda
India Famine Relief Fund
Webb Estate
Quartermaster
Amalgamated Association
New York City
H. P. Robinson
I. A. Hopper
Gan
Muller
McCrea
Heintz
Monahan
Manoschon
Npson Lagan Tomas
Ava Euan
East
Ment Vo
Roosevelt
Rayton
Rice
Parker
Walsh
Am.Ice Co
Sperman
Mayor, &c
Sparrow
Fichter
Brennecke
Ramsey
Murphy
Smith
Davison
Jerome
Johnson
Borck
Jenkins
Greene
Prensky
Arnold
Dempsey
Bicch
Vanderwheelan
Svn
Edward Early
Lillie A. Stewart
Thomas Kelly
Annije Abrams
Jacob Hamburger
Egisto P. Fabbri
Anton Deutsch
Marion M. Gillette
Lamont E. Schmalholz
Susan A. Drake
Herman Lindenmeyer
Anna Olson
Patrick McBelroy
Augustus W. Peters
Delia Manahan
John George Munsinger
Mary E. Brennan
Alne Menzelheim
Antonio Aullo
William H. Smith
Susan M. Pell
Timothy Whelan
Phelan
Louisa Smith
Sophia Wilson
Pedro Lima
John A. Pel
Willard Deane
Thomas E. Schiel
Ignatz Goetz
1Aeneach L. Lindsey
Newschaffer
Park & Tilford
Greater
Amuse
Federal Courts
L—N. Y. Security Co. Vs
Equitable Mortgage Co. 7—Rathjens ,A.n. Cmosition Co
Holzapfils Camsoee
Uon LY
Cornell
Fidelity and Deposit Co
Waltatco
State Courts
Raienaar
Brooklyn Court
Sewell
McGuire
Gates
Darmstadt
Walter
Grandinetti
Fazzino
Feitner
Kelley
Levy
Kessell
Day
Brown
Ritter
Syms School
Robert H. Syms
William C. Simmons
West 45Th ST
Sacred Heart Academy
West Chester
Senftner School
H. F. Senftner
A. B
Peebies and Thompson
Lamarging Day School
East 57Th Street
Misses Ely
Riverside Drive
5Th and
86Th Streets
Ana Cuttaren
M. J. Young-Fulton
American and_ Foreign Se Agency
Union Square
Hotels
28Th St
N. B’way
West Broadway
Bellevue
Beacon St
Tremont St
Harvey & Wood
Brooklyn
Cor
Fulton ST
East 14Th ST
Jacob Bros
West 89Th ST
Donaldson Litho. CO
Newport
Cincinnati
Cook’s
Thousand Islands
ST. Lawrence
Rapids
Lakes George
Champlain
Montreal
Rrence
Bermuda
Quebec
S. S
Thos. Cook & Son
Dway
Iron Steamboat Co
Coney Island
Bier
Howe
New Iron Pier
Glen
Tepe
Mammoth Aquarium
Grand Museum
Glen Island
6Th St
Lehigh Valley
Niagara Falls
Mauch Chunk
Broadway
Beach
Long Island Railroad
34Th St
C. I. J. Club
East New York
Poughkeepsie
Grand Republic
Erlage
Aklyn
Battery Japee N
West 20Th &T
West Point
Newburgh & Poughkeepsie
Palace Iron Day Line
Albany
Annex
Desbrosses St. Pier
West 22d St. Pier
East 44Th St
H. Stanynought
Iselin
United State Hotel
Saratoga Springs
Gage & Perry
Long Island Sound
Chester W. Chapin
E. R
Peck Slip
New Haven
Elms
First Naval Battalion
Glen Tower
Doris Ferry
Hudson River
Hudson River R. R
Co. L. Briggs
Clarendon Hotel
N. Y. City
Castleton
New Brighton
Staten Island
George H. Avery
Rockaway Beach
Broadway Ferry
Elevated
Delaware
Water Gap
Kittatinny
Delaware Valley
W. A. Brodhead & Sons
Adirondack
Fulton Chain
Lake Placid
Paul S
Sentral
Mtral
Utica
Ette Lake
Sarana Smith
People’s Line
Dean Richmond
Pier 32
Canal St
N. R
Saratoga
Lake George
Schroon Lake
Blue Mountain
Elizabethtown
Saranac
Fulton. Chain
Paul Smith's
Desbrosses St
West
Adirondacks
Paul Smiths
Patt
Grand Central Station
Plac Buisseaumont
Saranac Lake
Edgewood Innessoir
Sagamore Sie
Mets
Lake Massawepie
Childwold
Charles E. Leland
New Tar
Lake Placid House
Lake Placid, N. Y
G. W. Cushman
MGR
Connecticut
Berkshire
Litchfield Hills
Long Island
Ocean
Sound
Bay
Astor House
Eagle Bureau
World Vacation Bureau
Journal Resort Bureau
95Th Av
New Chambers St
Columbus Av
W. 125Th St
Eagle Summer Resort Bureau
H. M. Smith
L. I. City
Hotel Champlain
Cluff Point
Lake Champlain
Delaware & Hudson R. R
C. D. Seavey
Mer
Lincoln National Bank
Long Beach
Colf - Golf - Golf
E. K
Virginia Hot Springs
Bie See
Ches E and Ohio
O Penna
N. H
H. R
New
Fred Sterry
Hot Springs
Amiax Ps
Grand View Hote Highlands
Richmond
Washington, D. Cc
Manhattan Beach Hotel
T. F. Siller
Edgemere
L. J
J. C. Matthews
J. H. Breslin
Howland
Long Branch
West End
A. P. Kelsey
Belmar, N. J
Belmar
Columbia
M. Lindsa
Sea Bright
Geo. B. Sandt
Ferncliff
Greenwood Lake
Ideal Lake
Mountain
J. Dickson Whiteside
Atlantic City
Rudolf
Chas. R. Myers
16Th St. & B’way
Lake Bomoseen
Vermont
Horace B. Ellis
Glenwood
Pines Lake Bomeseen
W.C. Mound
Hydeville