Cuban children to be sent back from Ellis Island hearing
The second hearing on Cuban children at Point Loma presided by Purple Mother Katherine A. Tingley concluded with the board reaffirming the decision to exclude the children as public charges and send them back to Cuba aboard the Ward liner Monterer, with Gerry Society providing warm clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rajah Yoga School
Point Loma
Katherine A. Tingley
Ellis Island
Soaty For
Cuba
Gerry Wciety
Ingley
E. Vilas Beckwith
Kellogg _& Beckwith
Tingley
New York
California
Spence
Santiago de Cuba
Republic of the United States
Gerry
United States
San Diego
Gm School
Elbridge T. Gerry
Vernon M. Davis
Society For the Prevention Cruelty To
Henry _J. Bohm
Chicago
Universal Brotherhood
Edward Parker
Boston
Little Ock
Ark
Parker
Dhe Insurance Lerk
Feather Bureau
Mr. Fitch
New Century
Spalding
Elizabeth Meyer
The
Brotherhood
Fitch
Christ
Buddha
Lena Morris
West Sixty-eighth Street
Henry Hugo Ruethlin
A. G. Spalding
Commissioner Williams
Williams
Children’s Society
Mr. Gerry
Monterer
Gerry Society
Arrivals and Notices From Various City Pages
A brief list of items and page references outlines arrivals at hotels and out of town buyers, business troubles, commercial world notes, calendars, insurance notes, legal notices, fire reports, and foreign mail intelligence across multiple pages. The content signals a busy civic page with diverse notices and notices of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial World
Naurance Notes
rine _patelligente
Ae Railroads
Siety
U Nited Service
Weather Report
Werday’s
Panama Canal Treaty Talks Advance Toward Agreement
Washington reports ongoing negotiations between Secretary Hay and Colombian Minister Concha for the Panama Canal treaty. Both sides describe progress as satisfactory and expect terms to be agreed within a fortnight, enabling the President to reference the treaty in his annual message to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hay
Concha
Congress
Dr Lorimer Denies Re election To Tremont Temple Pastorate
Boston reports Dr George C Lorimer denies current candidacy for Tremont Temple Baptist Church pastorate. He asks church to dismiss his name and forget him while noting he may be called again if needed. Deacon Wentworth cites possible future call and Lorimer’s potential affirmative response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Mass
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Tremont Temple
George C. Uorimer
D. D
Madison Avenue
Deacon Wentworth
Dr. Lorimer
Lorimer
Disappearance of Great Northern Superintendent Stuns Officials
ST. PAUL Nov 7 The Great Northern Railroad reports Superintendent Eagan vanished while bear and mountain lion hunting near Belton Montana after his private car was sidetracked. President Hill ordered 100 men to search as a heavy snowstorm erases trails and a possible bandit tie to last week’s robbery is considered. Eagan and five companions remain with his private car idled at Belton while authorities extend the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
ST. Paul
Minn
Eagan
Great Northern Railroad
Belton
Mont
President Hill
Kalispell
Great Northern
Ner Drummond
Hill
Ide
Camden County Sheriff election in doubt after sealed ballot
Christopher J. Mines may not receive commission or be sworn in as Sheriff of Camden County due to officials sealing ballots before canvass. If unresolved, Paul M. Litchfield would become Sheriff under New Jersey law. County Board seeks legal remedy after Justice Garrison says law unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Camden
N. J
Christopher J. Mines
Camden County
Paul M. Litchfield
New Jersey
Third
Board of Elections
County Board
Secretary
Mines
Justice Garrison
The 20th Century Limited Sails NYC to Chicago
The New York Central launches the 20th Century Limited, a 20 hour train service between New York and Chicago, promising time savings of a full day for cross country travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
New York
Chicago
aSte
Platt Seeks Re election Amid Party Support
Senator Platt plans re election and may run unopposed as Col Dunn and Senator Depew voice strong backing. Gov Odell reportedly backs Platt while discussions focus on Robert Morris continuing as County Committee chair amid possible opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
Depew
Col. Dunn
Republican State Committee
Chauncey M. Depew
Col Dunn
New York
Odell
Senate
Senator Platt
Frank
S. Black
Black
Gov
Mr. Depew
Pratt
Robert C. Morris
Morris
Elsberg
Historic Riggs Bank Property Sold in Washington
John R. McLean bought the historic Riggs Bank site opposite the Treasury Building for 20 a square foot, a record Washington price. The seller was George W. Riggs, son of the famed banker, with W W Corcoran as long-time government banker agents. McLean plans a modern skyscraper. The Senate Park Commission had marked the block for condemnation for public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
John R. McLean
Riggs Bank
Treasury Building
George W. Riggs
W. W. Corcoran
McLean
Department of Justice
Senate Park Commission
Certificates for Passengers
In Colorado all invalids must hold a physician certificate stating no contagious disease before boarding trains after December 1. Roads aim to adopt the certificate system to protect passengers from consumptives on trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Denver
Colorado
Switchmen Vote Under Way In Chicago Strike Threat
In Chicago more than 8,000 switchmen from eighteen railroads begin balloting on a possible strike over wage demands. The men asked 5 cents an hour rise, railroads offered 213 and 814 cents to helpers and foremen, respectively, while the vote to accept or strike is tallied with results due tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lieutenant Kipp Weds Katherine Bloodgood in Stockton
A quiet ceremony in Stockton yesterday joined Second Lieutenant Howard Hapgood Kipp, commanding the marines at Goat Island, with Katherine Bloodgood formerly Miss Spencer, a noted singer. The New Yorker’s marriage drew unusual public interest locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Stockton
Cal
Howard Hapgood Kipp
Katherine Ploodgood
Miss Spencer
Howard H. Kipp
Goat Island
Club and Office Combined on Pennsylvania Special
Stock reports and convent stenographers and fences of the club described in an Adv notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Gall Sublime Amid Live Stock Exchange Hearing
President A B Stickney of the Chicago Great Western challenges the Chicago Live Stock Exchange before the Interstate Commerce Commission. He condemns the exchange as a monopoly taxing rail shipments and hog commissions, while noting high livestock rates versus packing house products and withholding records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stickney
Chicago Great Western
Chicago Live Stock Exchange
New York Times
Chicago
Inter-State Commerce Commission
A. B. Stickney
Chicago Great Western Railroad Company
Tomlinson
Missouri River
Union
Castellane Excluded From Paris Chamber After Vote
In Paris on November 7 the Chamber of Deputies rejected Count Boni de Castellane by a 278 to 235 vote. Debate centered on alleged irregularities and accusations of German ties. Castellane defended his record and vowed to return, as another election is required in the Basses Alps district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Count Boni de Castellane
Committee
Chamber
Emile Chauvin
Count de Castellane
Dreyfusard
Chauvin
M.chauvin
Basses Alps
Boni
Cramp Ship and Engine May Not Pay Dividends
Philadelphia November 7 The Cramp Ship and Engine Building Company may skip the December dividend as directors lean toward retaining funds for operations. A November 27 meeting will decide. bond issue remains in abeyance and no permanent loan seems needed given current earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Cramp Ship and Engine Building Company
Morton McMichael
No 3 000 Mile Tickets Rejected By Western Roads
Chicago Nov 7 The mileage bureau and the Western Passenger Association voted down raising the interchangeable mile age ticket from 2 000 to 3 000 miles. Commercial travelers and small merchants opposed the change saying many cannot travel 2 000 miles yearly and would stay with 2 000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Western Passenger Association
Explorer Discovers Large Uncharted River Southwest of James Bay
W J Wilson and the Canadian Geological Survey party report a new river running over three hundred miles between the Albany River to the south and the Ottawa River watershed to the north. It splits near James Bay into two branches feeding Hudson Bay, and several new lakes were found along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ottawa
Ont
W. J. Wilson
Canadian Geological Survey
James Bay
Hudson Bay
Alleged Fraud at Philadelphia Polls Stirs Court
Henry Gibbons testified before the Election Court alleging ward heelers controlled Fifth Ward votes on election day. He described rapid ballot handling inside booths, unsworn officers, and repeated ballots for ineligible voters, with arrests planned for election officers. A second Fifth Ward case followed, recounting a shooting and booth disruption at the Twelfth Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Fifth Ward
Henry Johns Gibbons
Hughes O. Gibbons
Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Gibbons
John Rogers
Heeler
Republican Watcher
T. D. Finletter Club
Pine Street
Caspar
Eastern Penitentiary
Mr. Gibbons
Solicitor Rogers
Sixteenth Street
John and
Denman Rogers
Third
Delancy Street
Henry Uram
General Jacob H. Smith seeks reinstatement in army
Special to The News York Times reports Gen. Jacob H. Smith, retired by President Roosevelt for the Samar order, in Cleveland for talks with Senator Hanna and his brother-in-law Judge J. W. Bannon. They discuss possible support for his reinstatement, with broad Ohio sympathy noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News York Times
Cleveland
Jacob H. Smith
Roosevelt
Samar
Senator Hanna
Smith
Hanna
J. W. Bannon
Portsmouth
Judge Bannon
Ohio
Gen. Smith
Public Ownership Test in St Louis Lights City Agencies
St Louis plans a public ownership test with two city operated electric plants to light City Hall courts and facilities including the insane asylum and poorhouse. Construction costs are $45,000 while annual lighting costs total $25,000, implying savings to repay the plants within about a year and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ST. Louis
City of
Phillips
Board of Public Improvements
City Hall
Old City Hall
Four Courts
Court House
Engine Company No
Ninth Street
Insane Asylum
New York Editor to Wed Beloit Woman Miss Katherine Bill to Wed J Dwight Whitney
In Beloit Wisconsin invitations go out for the marriage of Miss Katherine Bill of Beloit to J Dwight Whitney of New York editor of The New York Evening Post. The ceremony is set for Tuesday November 11. Miss Bill met Whitney during his Beloit visit with Horace White Beloit College alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Times
Beloit
Wis
Katherine Bill
J. Dwight Whitney
New York Evening Post
Bill
Whitney
Horace White
Beloit College
Ady Tobacco Ad Promises Finest Turkish Blend
An aging ad fragment touts Pall Mail London tobaccos as the finest Turkish blend. The text mentions quality, choice and select tobaccos with promotional language typical of late era ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Mail
London
Alneinenn
Ady
The Ideal Newspaper Dinner Discussion in London
Gilbert Parker presided at the Whitefriars Club as Moberly Bell and Newton Crane debated what makes an ideal newspaper. American and British styles contrasted while praise for The New York Times motto All the News That’s Fit to Print highlighted standards of decency and rapid delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
London
Whitefriars Club
Gilbert Parker
M. P
Moberly Bell
London Times
America
Newton Crane
New York
Tur
Businessman Albert Lowe killed at Philadelphia crossing
Albert C. Lowe a 59 year old art shop owner at 907 Market Street was killed at the Tenth and Diamond Streets crossing by the Black Diamond express on the Philadelphia and Reading line. He came to Philadelphia in 1865 and led a local art and mirror business and chess circles with his family surviving him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Albert C. Lowe
Black Diamond Express
Philadelphia and Reading
Tenth
Diamond Streets
Lowe
Market Street
Lasker
Mercantile Library
Franklin Chess Club
Diamond Street
Huntingdon Street
Mr. Lowe
Germany
North Ninth Street
Muraket Street
Junger Maennerchor
Testimony Ends in Molineux Case with Cyanide Proved Readily Available
Defense and prosecution rested in the Molineux trial for the Adams murder as witnesses portrayed cyanide mercury as an ordinary poison. Ex Gov Black and ADA Osborne prepare closing arguments for Monday, while jurors hear fresh testimonies from Cornish Stephens, Mrs Stephenson, and others about the poison package and related letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland B. Molineux
Katharine J. Adams
Frank
Black
James W. Osborne
Justin Stephenson
Anna UC. Stephenson
Cornish
Mr. Osborne
Anna Stephenson
Tynis
Piewiusst Sidalls
Stephenson
Neiman Vulte
Columbia University
Voi
Vulte
Molineux
Idee
College of Physicians
Sumbru
Stoiemuck
Groufhus
Ttnilege
New Aechelie
Une Limuaccord
X-Douse
William M. R. A. Why
Olcott
Coumbus Avenue
Armel
Afr
Henry C. Terry
Adams
Joseph J. Koch
Broadway
Koch
George *. Abbott
Rogers
Harthegen
Carey and McCafferty
New York
Newark
Burns
Shot Gen John F Reynolds at Gettysburg story told
L T Hensel of Quarryville met Benjamin C Thorpe who claims he shot Gen John F Reynolds at Gettysburg while acting as a sharpshooter at Cashtown. Thorpe says Capt Webb urged the shot and Webb declared the general officer was struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lancaster
Penn
North Carolina
L. T. Hensel
Quarryville
Hensel
Benjamin C. Thorpe
John F. Reynolds
Gettysburg
Cashtown
Webb
Thorpe
Gen. Reynolds
Rose thorn death claims Evanston resident in Florida
Charles G. Ayars, a 72yearold former Evanston resident, died in Orland Florida from blood poisoning after a rose thorn prick. Born in Paterson New Jersey, he was son of minister James Ayars and a Northwestern University founder era. He moved to Chicago in 1867 and lived in Florida for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Charles G. Ayars
Evanston
Orland
Fla
Mr. Ayars
Paterson
N. J
James Ayars
Methodist Church
Northwestern University
Charles Avars
Rutgers College
Vermont
Engagement of Miss Nellie Baer Announced in Reading
The engagement of Miss Nellie Baer youngest daughter of George F Baer president of the Reading Railway to Heber Smith son of Col L Heber Smith of Joanna and Philadelphia has been announced in Reading Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Reading
Penn
Nellie Baer
George F. Baer
The
Reading Railway
Heber Smith
Smith
Col. L. Heber Smith
Joanna
This County
Philadelphia
Milford minister accepts Passaic church call
The Rev. Arthur B. Whitney of Milford has accepted a unanimous call to the First Unitarian Church of Passaic New Jersey. He will begin his labors there November 23. He is the son of the Rev and Mrs E V Whitney of Milford. Born in Peabody in 1878 he graduated from Milford High School in 1895 and later from Tufts College and Harvard University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Milford
Mass
Arthur B. Whitney
First Unitarian Church
Passaic
N. J
E.V. Whitney
Peabody
Milford High School
Tufts College
Harvard University
Townsend in precarious condition after horse accident
Washington November 7 Richard H Townsend of this city was badly injured when thrown from his horse yesterday. His condition remained precarious tonight as fever returned after appearing to ease in the morning, greatly weakening him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Townsend
Washington
Richard H. Townsend
Slip-On-Easy Overcoat in Frieze at $13.50
A. Raymond & Co. advertises a long slip-on overcoat in Frieze with silk saddle in Black or Oxford priced at 13 dollars 50 cents, regularly 18 dollars, located at Nassau and Fulton Streets in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Raymond & Co
Nassau and Fulton Sts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Special Inquiry Board
Hood’s” Counsel
U. B
Esoteric Society of Theosophy
Inner Society
Tinder
William
Judge
Holy Hill
B.'s
Mrs. Tingley
Review OF Books and Art
Tremont Temple Church
Hunt
Montana Wilds
Rob
C. Morris
Riggs
Katherine Bloodgood
Count Castellane
Big Shipbuilding Company
Deerfoot Farm
Ward Heelers
the Ideal Newspaper
Molinuun
Detective Farrell
J. F. Reynolds
Illinois
Passaic, N. J
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