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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1901

Page

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Anti-Tammany Manhattan Mayoral Nomination Process

The Committee of Eighteen debates who should be the Manhattan Democrat for mayor. Capt. F Norton Goddard and John Crimmins gain and lose support as factions push for independent and anti financial interests free candidates. A tentative list includes Warner Daly Peabody Philbin Low Ridder Crimmins Goddard Cutting Dunham Cantor and others.

Col. E. M. Knox John D. Crimmins F. Norton Goddard E. A. Philbin Capt. Goddard Citizens Union Mr. Crimmins Parfors L and K Astor House Gov Woodruff Michael J. Cady Willis L. Ogden Controller Coler Citizens’ Union Coler Brooklyn John C. Sheehan Manhattan Crimmins Col. Ogden Co. Pape Stienn Ivate Herman Ridder Ator Platt Ridder Fulton Cutting Marcus Braun Tilden Club John de Witt Warner Joseph F. Daly George F. Peabody Eugene A. Philbin Beth Low George L. Rives Ludwig Nissen Charles A. Schlieren BB. Ellery Anderson Wm. H. Baldwin, Jr J. Hampden Robb R. Fulton Cutting Thomas F. Dunham Jacob A. Cantor W. Rourke Cochran Rastus S. Ransom E. M. Knox Co. V. Fornes L. J. Callanan Ashbel P. Fitch Board of Aldermen Down ‘Town Club Pine Street

Mer chants and Miners' Transportation to ope rate New Orleans line

The Merchants and Miners Transportation Company which runs the Savannah Line from Philadelphia leased two Delaware piers and will soon operate steamship services from Philadelphia to New Orleans Charleston and the West Indies. The firm will boost Savannah service on Oct 1 and plans a New Orleans route around that time with a possible Central American service via Galveston.

Philadelphia Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company Savannah Delaware New Orleans Charleston West Indies Galveston

Index to Departments: Financial Affairs and Commodities

Index lists departments and page references including Financial Affairs pages 10 and 11, with markets for Wheat and corn prices, cotton, iron, butter, and notices on arrivals and out of town letters, along with miscellaneous items and foreign mails.

Bote Nares Renee Nee

European comment on the emperors meeting

London Times and New York Times cable report on reactions to the Czar and Kaiser meeting. Commentators see no far reaching political shifts, expect no Russo German war, and note strains in Austro-Russian and German relations while underscoring a peace oriented dialogue.

London Times New York Times London Vienna Times Europe Associated Press Berlin Lokal Anzeiger Kaiser Neueste Nachrichten

Russian measures target American goods in Manchuria

A dispatch from Pe king reports the Russian Administrator at Talien Wan denies Americans permission to build storage godowns for kerosene and declares Russia will exclude American oil from Manchuria.

Talien-Wan Manchuria London Peking Talien- Wan Sene Russia

Two Monarchs Buy American Bicycles

A Copenhagen dispatch to The Daily Mail reports Emperor Nicholas and King Edward have both purchased American bicycles while in the city. The exchange highlights a rare royal moment of personal leisure amid official duties.

London Emperor Nicholas King Edward Daily Mail Copenhagen

Fire Devastates St. John's Stores and Coast Guard Assist

A large fire in St. John's Newfoundland destroys several shops storing fish and seal oil on the south side. It began in a cooperage from a boiler explosion. Two men are dead and several injured as crews from His Majesty's alert aid efforts. Estimated loss about $300,000. The blaze continued throughout the day.

ST. John's N. F His Majesty's Alert

Emma Goldman May Be Extradited for Buffalo Trial

Buffalo police report requisition papers for Emma Goldman to be prepared and sent to Chicago after a meeting with Isaaks and Czolgosz in August. Governor Odell is ready to issue the requisition, enabling Buffalo to bring Goldman to trial for conspiracy to assassinate the President.

Buffalo Bull O'Neill Chicago Emma Goldman Penney Miss Goldman Miss. Goldman Isaaks Czolgosz Odell

Emma Goldman Remanded Without Bail in Chicago

Chicago magistrate rules Emma Goldman held without bail pending higher court review. Hearing delays until Sept 19 with habeas corpus actions for other anarchists and possible bail decisions contingent on Judge Chetlain’s actions.

Chicago Prindiville Emma Goldman Miss Goldman Owens Buffalo Chetlain McKinley Brown, Geeting Saltiel Ting Illinois Geeting

Noting Trip Tickets to California On Sale At Offices

Noting trip tickets to California are on sale at all ticket offices aboard the Overland Limited and other routes. Diversified itineraries include the case North-Western Union Pacific lines offering daily fast service with best available connections for travel.

California Case & North-Western Union Pa Pacific Cithe “Railways Overland Limited

Wellington Expelled by Union League Club in Maryland

The Union League Club of Maryland expelled United States Senator Wellington for his alleged indifference to an act against the President. The motion passed unanimously in a mass meeting with several legislators present denouncing the senator. The resolution cites Wellington's conduct as unfit for loyal citizens and orders his name struck from club rolls.

Baltimore Union League Club United States Wellington Senate Maryland George. L. Wellington George L. Wellington George L. Wellson Oneee L. Wellington Union League Club of Maryland

Boers' Agent Pearson Heads Home from Washington

Gen Pearson the Transvaal agent was registered at the Shoreham. He said he did not profit from his stay in the United States and planned to depart for the Transvaal on Saturday after a noon departure to New York.

Washington Pearson Transvaal Shoreham America United States New York

Spain presses for release of captives from Moors

A Madrid dispatch to The Times says today is the deadline set by Spain for the release of a Spanish boy and girl held by Moors. Morocco reports tribal rebellion and asks for more time, but Spain refuses. Spain also demands compensation and punishment for the captors, with other powers likely to support the claim. A Spanish war vessel may be sent to Moorish waters.

London Times New York Times London Madrid The Times Morocco Spain

Demand for Reform Rejected by Constantinople Assembly

A Times dispatch from Constantinople reports the Council of State unanimously rejecting a proposed reform for Christians. Sheikh el Islam's son criticized the dual legal system, saying it ruins and ridicules the empire. The remark, made before the Sultan, caused much excitement.

London Times NEW York Times London the Times Constantinople Council of State Sheikh el Islam

Refuge for French nuns in Castle Dussen Holland

The Brussels correspondent of The Times reports Count Duniel has placed Castle Dussen in Holland at the disposal of French Dominican nuns who are to make their quarters there. The immigration of French religious bodies causes less stir in Holland than in Catholic Belgium.

Russia Germany England Paris Temps Paris Times Vienna Balkans Brussels The Belgium Theazar France Danzig Independance Belge William Count von “Bislow London Tims York Times the Times Count Duniel Castle Dussen Holland

Treasury surplus in Japan reported by Times Tokyo staff

The Tokio correspondent of The Times says the Japanese Treasury is in good condition with a surplus of 3,000,000 yen about $1,500,000 for the last fiscal year despite expenses for the expedition to China.

London New York Times The Times China

German Tariff Discussion Set to Start Sept 20

Berlin correspondent reports, per the Cologne Gazette, that German Government and expert representatives will begin discussing the tariff bill on September 20 and the session is expected to run about ten days.

London Times New York Times London Berlin The Cologne

France claims the credit in Peking protocol talks

Paris dispatch reports Foreign Minister Delcassé announcing that the protocol signed at Peking reproduces proposals France presented to the powers, which were accepted as the basis for negotiations.

Londox Times New York London Paris the Times M. Delcassé Peking France

Rio Grande Floods Upper Valley Causing Property Loss

In Texas the Rio Grande overflows its banks along the upper course washing away fields and structures. Del Rio reports land lost to the flood as water rose rapidly and damaged nearby Mexican property.

Rio Grande New York Times Austin Texas del Rio Miauy

President McKinley in none of poison. blood clear

Bulletin from Buffalo dated Sept 11 reports President McKinley’s condition improving. Blood tests show no poisoning or peritonitis. he tolerates nourishment and stomach remains receptive. Doctors emphasize strengthening progress as Cabinet members flank the Milburn mansion.

Buffalo McKinley

President McKinley’s Condition Improves in Buffalo Hospital

Doctors report no blood poisoning and say bullet wound in the back is encysted and healing. Beef juice nourishment increases to three teaspoons hourly as the abdomen wound shows satisfactory progress. Cabinet, press, and Illinois Day plans proceed with no action to move the President until fully recovered.

Buffalo McBurney New York Mann Cortelyou Washington Dr. Mynter Park Mynter Roswell Park hKcnse

President's improving condition reported in bulletin updates

Bullets detail the President's steady progress through the day. Vital signs remained stable with pulse near 120 and temperature around 100.2 as doctors report no blood poisoning or pus, noting nourishment increases and improved wound health.

Rixey M. D. Mann Roswell-Park Herman Mynter Eugene Waldin Charles McBurney George B. Cortelyou

Burnett's Vanila Gots Ty All Toe Beet Proces

Fragmentary note shows a recipe or ad style item mentioning Burnett's brand and vanilla. Readable words imply a product listing or early 20th century trade card with imperfect OCR. Limited names and details prevent full reconstruction but suggest a promotional snippet.

Burnett

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