Large currency calls signal crop moves and gold flow
Washington on December 6 reports rushes for 506000 in large gold certificates for Chicago banks and 550000 in small currency for New Orleans banks. Officials see likely crop movements and gold inflows to balance exports as the mint and treasury strain to supply small and large notes and minor coins ahead of Christmas. The Walsh case: undertaker retrieves Walsh body from dissection room. funeral planned at 5 1/2 Lexington Avenue.
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THE
Tribune
Washington
United States
Chicago
New Orleans
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Philadelphia Mint
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Gage
Mint
Congress
Com
Robert B. F. Walsh
Brooklyn
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Lexington Ave
United States Civil Service Commission
New York
Hartford
Boston
Quartermaster’s Department
Schuylkill Arsenal
Syrian Missionary Dead In Syria Trip
Morristown New Jersey reports the death of Mrs Amy Jessup Erdman wife of Rev Paul Erdman and daughter of Rev Dr aap of Beirut while serving with the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions in Sidon Syria. She died of fever leaving a six week old child.
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Morristown
N. J
Albert Erdman
South Street Presbyterian Church
Sidon
Syria
Amy Jessup Erdman
Paul Erdman
Aap
Beirut
Erdman
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Dora Robinson and the four dollars at Mercer Street
Dora Robinson, a buxom woman from Minetta Lane, was jailed at Mercer Street on a theft charge. When asked what she had in her mouth, she denied possession. the sergeant demanded an opening, and four silver dollars clinked to the floor under the stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Robinson
Minetta Lane
Mercer St
Dora
Maryland Society of New York Hosts Maryland Themed Reception
The Maryland Society of New York held a reception in the Maryland Room at Sherry's last night with a following dance. The room was festooned with United States flags, Maryland state colors black and orange, and the state flag loaned for the event and presented to Mrs. Donald McLean by Governor John Smith. Sherry's orchestra supplied the music for the dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Society of New York
Maryland
Sherry
United States
Donald McLean
John Smith
Charter found guilty of second degree murder in Binghamton
George A. Charter was convicted of second degree murder in Binghamton for killing Leonard Roberts on September 23. Charter, an old roadhouse keeper and trotting track patron, shot Roberts after a dispute over a dog they had coaxed down the road.
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Binghamton
N. Y
George A. Charter
Charter
Leonard Roberts
Roberts
Methodist Forward Movement Opens District Convention
The Methodist Forward Movement led by Rev. Dr. Charles W. Millard holds evangelistic meetings at Madison Avenue and St Andrew's churches. The district convention meets Tuesday at Madison Avenue and Sixteenth Street with sessions morning, afternoon, and evening. Noted speakers include Rev. Dr. B. P. Raymond, Rev. Dr. James R. Day, Rev. Dr. A. B. Leonard, Rev. Dr. Esle, Rev. Dr. J. M. King, Rev. Dr. T. B. a, and Rev. Dr. J. G. Oakley. Bishop C. H. Fowler gives the evening address.
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Methodist Forward Movement
Charles W. Millard
New York
Madison Avenue
St. Andrew's
Madison-ave
Sixteenth-st
B. P. Raymond
Wesleyan University
James R Day
Syracuse University
A. B. Leonard
the Missionary Society
Esle
Thank of Movement
J. M. King
of Church Extension
Sunday School Union
J. G. Oakley
C. H. Fowler
Damaged Property Incident Timeline in City Streets
A sequence of property damage reports lists multiple addresses with varying details. Notable items include Edmund Brothers at 105 Franklin street with $6,500 value and several private residents such as Herman Susman Sarah Bird and Joseph Roth child associated with different streets and times. Several entries mention unknown damage or lack of listed damages.
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East Twenty-ninth-st
Herman Sus
East One-hundred-and-ninth-s
Sarah Bird
West Eighteenth-st
John Scattman
East Eighty-third-st
Franklin St
Edmund Brothers
French Heels Lead To Arrest In Shoreline Burglaries
Seventeen year old Mary Elizabeth Thompson said to head a gang raiding villas along Long Island Sound over six months. Police tracked her from shoe prints with high French heels, found diamonds sealskins and dresses in her possession, and tied burglaries across Larchmont New Rochelle Pelham Manor Mount Vernon Bronxville Yonkers to her. Detective Reilly arrested her on a Mount Vernon car bound for the city.
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Mary Elizabeth Thompson
Long Island Sound
Reilly
Huckleberry
Mount Vernon
New Rochelle
Thompson
Foley
Larchmont
Pelham Manor
Bronxville
Yonkers
Hettinger
Jimmy
Spiritism Lectures Funded From Local Will In Suffolk
Greenport Long Island December 6 Mrs Buel Corwin of this village left an estate about 20000 dollars. She gave about 8000 dollars to friends and left about 12000 dollars to be spent on lectures on Spiritualism in various towns across Suffolk County.
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Greenport
Long Island
Buel Corwin
Suffolk County
Railroads and seeks merger clash with Interstate panel
Minnesota officials plan to meet Interstate Commerce Commissioners in Washington to study procedures for Governor Van Sant's challenge to the Northern Securities rail merger. Governor Van Sant and Attorney General Douglas may join the delegation.
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St. Paul, Minn
Pioneer Press
Minnesota State Says Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Wshington
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
van Sant
Railwa
Northern Securities Company
Douglas
Contributions To Hospital Work From Dry Goods Trade
Louis Stix, treasurer of the Dry Goods Auxiliary of the Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association, reports numerous contributions totaling four thousand eight hundred ninety five dollars and sixty cents. Donations come from H. B. Claflin Company, Harding Whitman, Wm. Openham & Sons, Iselin & Co, Spool Cotton Company, and many others, reflecting broad support from merchants and manufacturers.
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Louis Stix
The
Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association
H. B. Claflin Company
Harding, Whitman &O
Openham & Sons
Iselin & Co
Spool Cotton Company
F. Vietor & Achelts
F. Butterfield & Co
Cheney Brothers
Passavant & Co
Deering, Milliken & Co
Moss, Taylor & Co
A. D. Juilliard & Co
W. H. Langley & Co
Lawrence & Co
Faulkner, Page & Co
A. Auffmordt & Co
Treat & Converse
Whitman & Co
Bliss, Fabyan & Co
Smith, Hogg & Gardner
Joy, Langdon & Co
Amory, Browne & Co
Schefer, Schramm & Vogel
William Ewart & MC
D. Borden
J. H. Lane & Co
Calhoun, Robbins & Co
Ocelbermann, Dommerich & Co
Arnold Print Works
James Talcott
Parker, Wilder & Co
Catlin & Co
P. van Volkenburgh
Greeff & Co
Creighton & Burch
Lamb, Finlay & Co
J. P. Stevens & Co
Flettmann & Co
William Simpson, Sons Porter ,Bro & Co
Dieckerhoff, Raffiance
Whitin & Co
Pratt & Farmer Co
J. Kridel
Almanac for Reformed Church in America Issued
The General Synod publishes the first annual almanac and year book with statistics on 664 churches 736 ministers 411 candidates and 62 251 families. It lists ministers and addresses and shows communicants totals 111 171 with Sunday schools 915 and total enrolment 123 934. Denominational contributions reach 256 928 for denominational objects and 1 165 216 for congregational purposes.
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Reformed Church In
America
General Synod
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels List Notables by City
Home News notes arriving figures at prominent hotels including Professor Palmer C. Ricketts of Troy in Albemarle Senator George B. Sloan of Osweto and Rev Dr Charles L. Hutchins of Concord Mass in Buckingham A P Burguin Pittsburg Fifth Avenue N B Scott West Virginia Grand H Morrell Lt Cmdr U S N Major J M Kelly ret Lt H T McIntyre 6th Infantry Holland H E Huntington San Francisco H F Lip pitt Providence Imperial Major D C Robinson Elmira C H Sheldon U S N Manhattan State Senator George R Malloy Ogdensburg Murray Hill Colonel David S Plume Waterbury Rev Robert H Paine Baltimore Sen Timothy E Ellsworth Lockport Navarre Captain W F Warner U S N Netherlands E C Hilliard Hartford Robert G Shaw Boston Savoy Thomas B Wanamaker Philadelphia Victoria W A Sutherland Rochester Wassdorf Captain J E Willard of Washington
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Albemarle
Palmer C. Ricketts
Troy
Buckingham
George B. Sloan
Osweto
Charles L. Hutchins
Concord
Mass
Cambridge
A. P. Burguin
Pittsburg
Fifth Avenue
N. B. Scott
West Virginia
Grand
H. Morrell
J. M. Kelly
Democratic lectures and society events schedule
Dr Charles Fleischer lectures on Democracy at League for Political Education in Boston. Presbyterian Hospital anniversary celebration at Seventieth Street and Madison Avenue. German Hospital dedication on Seventy seventh Street Park and Lexington Aves. Lotus Club Saturday Night at Fifth Avenue. Missouri Society meeting at Hoffman House. Phi Kappa Psi dinner at Waldorf Astoria. Major Clinton H Smith dinner at West Thirty first Street. Kit Kat Club smoker and exhibition on East Fifteenth Street. 7th Regiment games and Company B Sth Regiment games in the evening. Shakespeare Club at Carnegie Building Studio 915. Carnegie Lyceum concert for New-York Foundling Hospital. People's Institute lecture on The American Revolution at Cooper Union.
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Charles Fleischer
Boston
League For Political Education
West Forty—fourth-st
Presbyterian
Madison Ave
Park
Lexington Aves
Lotus Club
Fifth-ave
The
Missouri Society of the City of New York
Hoffman House
Phi Kappe Psi
Waldorf-Astoria
Clinton H. Smith
West Thirty-first-st
Kit Kat Club
East Fifteenth-st
7Th Regiment
Sth
Shakespeare Club
Carnegie Building
New-York Foundling Hospital
Carnegie Lyceum
People's Institute
Professor Mace
Cooper Union
Girl Disappearance Leads to Court Discharges
Isola Hann, thirteen, found after a weeklong search, testified before Magistrate Crook in New Brighton. Edward Smith of West Brighton and Andrew Talaszecky were arraigned but discharged as no charges could be made after the girl's account. Local notices follow about hair products and a collar poke effect, with SEWANEE and SYOSSET references.
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Isola Hann
Mariner's Harbor
Crook
New Brighton
Edward Smith
West Brighton
Andrew Talaszecky
Smith
Talaszcky
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Tide Times
Marine intelligence brief notes sunrise and sunset times with moon phase and high water data for Sandy Hook Gov. Island and Hell Gate. Provides morning high water at 4:56 and evening at 5:09 with corresponding gate times for the three locations.
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Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Maritime Shipping Lines and Dates Across Port Cities
A fragmented list of vessel names and routes with associated dates from November and December, including ships such as Bulgaria Hamburg Nubia Stettin and Havana connections to New Orleans, Havre and Gibraltar. The text catalogues crossings between America, Europe, and Caribbean ports with scattered month day markers.
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Bulgaria
Hamburg
Hamb-Am Nubia
Stettin
Baltic Jersey City
Ragusa
Columbia
Swansea
Pristo
City
Barbados
Slomandbraitar
Dia
New Orleans
Hernard
Hernard Barbados, November 20. City of Washington
Havana
Lucania
L’ Aquitaine
Havre
St. Paul
Southampton
American Neustria
Gibraltar
Fabre Island
Copenhagen
Scand-Am
Calderon
Business Locations and Mail Order Addresses Listed
The notice lists multiple storefronts at 258 Broadway with Warren intersections and 569 Broadway at Prince, plus 7 and 9 Warren Street. Orders are filled from 1280 Broadway at 32nd Street by mail and from 54 West 33rd Street.
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Broadway
Cor
Warren
Warren St
Prince
Mall
West
Maritime schedule flashes of ports and ships listed
Vessel for line mails close and weasel sails noted along with times and ports. Entries mention Naples Antwerp Liverpool Hamburg New Orleans and Havana among others with ship names and arrival or departure windows. The fragmentary timetable cites multiple lines and vessels such as Fortune Island Atlas King Aneepolia Jorro Castle and Cymric across days Monday and Tuesday in December.
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Weasel
Naples
N_G
Lloyd
Oes
Fortune Island
Atlas
King
Antwerp
Phen — Ae Hull
Wilcon
Liverpool
Leyland
Barbadon Booth
Hamilton
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Maracas
Grenada
Trinidad
Aneepolia
London
Jorro Castle
Havana
Cube
Wamburg
Hamb-Am
Rotterdam
Hol-Am
New Orleans
Cromwell
Sun Juan
Porto Rico
Umbria
Cunard
Zulia
Venezuela
White Star
Biclita
Finarer
Colon
Panama
Rio
New—Orleans
Morgan
Comanche
Charleston
Clyde
Jamestown
Ports of New York December 6 1901 shipping news
Arrivals and departures list various vessels including Breslau Spliedt Philadelphia Winifred City of Birmingham Hamilton El Monte and Benefactor with cargoes and passengers to and from New York Sandy Hook and other ports. Foreign ports report arrivals at Liverpool London Hamburg Genoa Naples Cape Town and more with sailings to and from New York and regional destinations.
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Ger
New
Feyen
Bremen
Celrichs & Co
Pennsylvania
Spliedt
Hamburg
Boulogne
Plymouth
Hamburg American Line
Bar
Sabine
Johnson
Cape Town
St Vincent
C VI
Barber & Co
Winifred
Armstrong
Pensacola
H Bull & Co
City of Birmingham
Berg
Savannah
Ndse
Ocean Ss Co
Hamiliton
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominions Co
Chesapeake
Delano
Baltimore
H C Foster
el Monte
Prescott
New Orleans
J T van Sickle
Sandy Hook
Benefactor
French
Philadelphia
Willam
Kansas City
Cocoa
No News
Hellawoch
Rio Janeiro
Ethelwold
Port Antonio
Pharsaifa
St John
Nhb
Sheikh
Fremantle
Erna
Fort Maria
Major Barrett
Jefferson
Cienfuegos
Santiago
Rio Grande
Brunswick
Arapahoe
Charleston
Jacksonville
Matanzas
Tampico
Liverpool
Germanic
Haddock
New-York
Bovie
Jones
Dundee
Pinners Point
Gladstone
Ghielis
Burgermeister Petersen
Stege
London
Marquette
Gates
New York
Swansea
Chicago City
Hunter
Dover
Martello
Jenkins
Hull Queenstown
Campania
Walker
Brow Head
Exeter City
Watkins
Bristol
Scilly
British Princess
Freeth
Antwerp
Patricia Gers
Leithauser
Cherbourg
Havre
Dee
Prins Mauritz
Jutte
West Indies
Membland
Rommel
Adelaide
Redhill
Browne
Melbourne
Buffon
Ohlo
Para
Amazonense
Hughes
Pernambuco
Nasmyth
Hogan
Santos
Wordsworth
Graham
San Juan
Chambers
Venezuela
Lizard
Haverford Bri
Nielsen
Southampton
Deptford
How the Yankees Use Cheese Cloth to Produce Sumatra Tobacco
A curious note details Yankee methods involving cheese cloth in tobacco production on Sumatra lines in Connecticut. It records agricultural techniques and regional misalignments, noting equipment and fiber uses. The piece hints at experimental processes and local industry interest.
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Sumatra
Connecticut
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