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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1901

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Coronation Robes and royal pageantry plans outlined

London dispatch outlines Queen Alexandra and King Edward’s coronation preparations including robe design, jewels, and the Marlborough House inspection of Queen Adelaide’s gown. It notes the Victoria Memorial sod-cutting, presents exhibition plans, and royal charity efforts aimed at London Hospital fund.

London Adelaide Brodie Castle Marlborough House France Castile Henry V Agincourt Alexandra London Hospital England Edward

Regrettable Incident in India-British Trade Skirmish Noted

London dispatch reports a deadly or injurious clash in the Mahhmud frontier action, with Reuter’s cables noting a “regrettable incident.” Board of Trade data show November British trade declines, import losses totaling £2,923,177 and exports £1,782,213, weighing on year-to-date figures.

India New-York Tribune CABLE the Tribune London Kitchener South Africa Transvaal Calcutta Mahhuds Reuter Board of Trade

Imprisonment of Netherlanders in Ceylon debated in Hague

The Dutch Red Cross outfit seized near Pretoria and its staff detained on Ceylon were debated in the Hague Chamber. Foreign Minister Melvil van Lyndon said Geneva protections apply to belligerent ambulances only, and staff may be held if neutrality is violated. Britain not required to release them before war's end.

Wigheid United Kingdom Ireland War Office South Africa Lewis Atkinson Hague Red Cross Pretoria Ceylon Melvi! van Lyndon Great Britain

Normalizing Trading Restraints Set for January Release

Pretoria reports easing restrictions as of January 1 removing bans on stock and share transactions and resuming the money order business, signaling a return to normal conditions after recent limits.

Pretoria

Rostand Appeals for Boer Children

Paris voices publish Edmond Rostand verses titled A Christmas Carol appealing to children worldwide to send gifts to Boer mothers and children in concentration camps. The poem contrasts readers’ happiness with Boer infant suffering and notes Father Christmas as a spectre delivering coffins instead of toys.

Paris Edmond Rostand South Africa

Assassin Haiju Captured After Stambuloff Killing

Vienna reports the arrest at Sofia of Haiju, alleged assassin of ex Premier Stambuloff. He resisted violently, firing two revolvers at police but inflicted no wounds. Police had hunted him since the murder. He had recently returned to Bulgaria.

London Vienna The Central News Sofia Haiju Stambuloff Halju M. Stambuloff Bulgaria

Depew Hosts Dinner for New York Delegation Guests

Washington reports Senator Chauncey M Depew entertained a distinguished New York Congress delegation at his house in Hank Street, with President Roosevelt among the guests. The event preceded Depew's Paris trip for his upcoming marriage. the President walked to the White House in the dark with a Secret Service guard nearby.

Tribune Washington Chauncey M. Depew United States Hst New-York State Congress New York Odell Thomas ©. Platt Roosevelt White House Senator Depew Lafayette Park Pennsylvania Treasury Department Secret Service Corcoran Paris Woodruff Francis V. Greene Leonard Wood Henderson New-York Congress

Man Commits Suicide by Kneeling Before Train on Fifty-Third Street

A well dressed man about fifty years old, carrying 1945 dollars, knelt in front of a southbound Sixth Avenue elevated train at Fifty-Third Street and was crushed. Engineer George W. Strong Jr. halted the train, saving others but not the man. Police recovered unidentified papers from his pockets.

Sixth-ave Fiftiethst C. H Thorn Patrick Martell Post Office Fifty-third St George W. Strong, Jr No. 500 West One Hundred-And-Sixty-Sixth-St Armstrong West Forty-seventh-st

Six Hurt In Brooklyn Collision Between Trolley And Surrey

Six persons were injured when a trolley car struck a two seated surrey at midnight in Brooklyn. The carriage on its way to the East New York loop was hit from behind near Sackman street, demolishing it and throwing occupants into the street. Injured: Mrs R Nefli, Mrs George Chaplin and her son, Mrs William Dahl, Samuel Francis, and driver. They were treated at Richter's drug store and by ambulance surgeons. motorman arrested.

Brooklyn East New York Sackman-st R. Nefli Fifty Ninth-St St. Mary’s Hospital R. F. Neill George Chaplin Twelfth-ave William Dahl Samuel Francis Thatford St

Amalgamated Copper Dives to New Low Then Closes Down

Amalgamated Copper slumped to a new low of 66 1 4 after trading around 64 percent during the day, a 3 percent loss overall, before a late rally to 66 1 4. The drop followed a weak bank statement and market speculation on dividends and production cuts. Additional pressure came from Trinity Copper's collapse to 10, fueling liquidation across the copper group.

Amalgamated Copper Amalgamated Wall Street Thomas W. Lawson Boston Trinity Copper Company Lawson

Amalgamated Copper Slumps to New Low Amid Market Panic

In Boston on December 7 the copper market dropped sharply as Amalgamated Copper fell from the previous close to 65, a new low, amid rumors and a cautious trading day. Thomas W. Lawson denied any assignment or failure while acknowledging losses and planning to rebound.

Boston Amalgamated Copper Amalgamated Stock Exchange Trinity Thomas W. Lawson Mr. Lawson Chicago New-York

OVE BROKER SUCCUMBS IN MARKET TURMOIL

A Wall Street broker, Benjamin F. Raynor of 60 Broadway, failed to meet obligations on the Consolidated Exchange. His positions included 1,700 Manhattan shares and loans in Missouri Pacific, St. Paul, Amalgamated, and other names. He predicted recovery within a month, stating no one would lose a dollar as he worked to fix the firm’s difficulties.

Wall Street Benjamin F. Raynor Broadway Consolidated Exchange Manhattan Missouri Pacific St. Paul Amalgamated

Scalabrini Named Apostolic Delegate for Washington

From Rome reports state Monsignor Scalabrini Archbishop of Piacenza will be appointed Apostolic Delegate in Washington after his recent U S visit. The Pope reportedly will not send a delegation to Edward VII coronation ceremonies following his accession.

Rome Dec de Rina Monsignor Scalabrini Piacenza United States Washington Fanfulla Edward VII

Pan American Railway progress reported in Mexico meeting

Mexico City December 7 The committee on Pan American Railways of the International Conference held a meeting last night that ended at midnight The neutrality clause was remodeled and discussions continued on the project scope and route prospects with officials present from multiple nations.

Mexico City Committee On Pan- American Railways International Conference

Seaboard Flights To Florida On New Limited Service

Seaboard Air Line announces December service changes with Florida and Metropolitan Limited leaving New York at noon and arriving Jacksonville by 9 PM. Through sleeping cars to Atlanta and Cuba, Pinehurst service, cafe dining car, and new Fast Mail train to Florida. Stop overs at Pinehurst Southern Pines Camden Columbia Savannah with winter tourist tickets.

Seaboard Air Line Florida and Metropolitan Limited New York Jacksonville Florida East Coast Atlanta Jacksonvilld Tampa Cuba Miami Port Tampa Pinehurst Southern Pines Florida Florida & Metropolitan Limited Seaboard Fast Mail Tallahassee Camden Columbia Savannah Richmond Portsmouth

Combined German lines plan direct New York Levant steamers

The Hamburg American and German Levant lines have joined to inaugurate regular steamship service from New York to Levant ports. Also an advertisement notes holiday photos at Pach Bros Windsor Arcade and Broadway at 2d Street.

Hamburg Levant New-York Pach Bros Windsor Arcade Sth Aw Broadway 2D St

Wealthy Middletown Man Ends Life By Shooting

Isaac C. Van Duren aged 62 a prominent county resident died by self inflicted gunshot in Middletown on December 7 A note found addressed to his wife Mrs Van Duren offered no clear motive amid the tragedy.

Middletown Isaac C. van Duren

Warships Visit Charleston Naval Site and Sail for Havana

Captain Brownson Captain Manney and officers of the Alabama Massachusetts and training ship Lancaster toured the Cooper River naval station site praising its advantages. They later dined at the Charleston Country Club. The Alabama and Massachusetts sail for Havana tomorrow morning. Holiday Photos Pach Bros Windsor Arcade AGvt.

Charleston S. C Brownson Manney Alabama Massachusetts Lancaster Cooper River Charleston Country Club Shubrick Havana

Bars to Tammany Waste in Final Van Wyck Days

Prominent fusion leaders plan moves to block large city contracts before the end of the Van Wyck administration to shield incoming officials from Tammany embarrassment. John F. Carroll faces deposition as deputy Tammany leader, Patrick Keenan to assume Croker’s duties briefly, with Nixon or McClellan as successors. Inspector Brooks to be first Deputy Police Commissioner. Mayor-elect Low aims to set up a complaint bureau by appointing an assistant secretary to the Mayor.

van Wyck Tammany John F. Carroll Tammany Hall Patrick Keenan Croker Lewis Nixon George B. McClellan Inspector Brooks Low Graut Cantor Grout James W. Pryor City Club Mr. Spencer Stickney, Spencer & Ordway Spencer Nassau St City Record

Carroll to be Dropped from Tammany Deputy Leadership

Intimate friends say John F. Carroll will be dropped from the deputy post at the January executive committee meeting. Croker plans to keep leadership while Carroll retires to his business interests, with younger men groomed for the deputy role.

Revolt Threatens Park Commissioner Moebus Succeed By Reege Jr

Reported in the Democratic Club a revolt against Park Commissioner Moebus of the XXXIVth Assembly District North Side. Rival John Reege Jr is favored by a majority of district committee members who fault patronage, nepotism, and perceived weak leadership. Moebus backers claim a committee majority will form by Monday night, delaying any leadership change until the primaries.

Moebus North Side John Reege, Jr Rogge

Tammany Holds Special Meeting on Primaries and Convention

The Tammany Executive Committee met at Tammany Hall to set dates for primaries on December 1 and a convention on December 21 at 184 Hudson Street to nominate a successor to Nicholas Muller of Richmond. Three candidates, Belmont Britt and O Grady, were noted as roughly equal contenders for the Richmond seat.

Tammany Executive Committee Tammany Hall Messrs. Croker Carroll Virth Congress Nicholas Muller Richmond Hudson St Pe' Belmont Philip J. Britt Joseph F. O'Grady Muller

League to establish Albany HQ to oppose Sunday saloons

Syracuse report says Howard H. Russell national president of the Anti-Saloon League announced the league will set up headquarters in Albany on January 1 to fight any move toward open Sunday saloons. Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen advertisement follows.

Syracuse N. Y Howard H. Russell

City moves to halt last minute contracts in Tammany era

Fusion leaders plan to delay bids on major city contracts as Graut Cantor and others prepare to scrutinize The Bronx Boulevard grading project estimated at about 11 million. They aim to pull the specifications for revision or seek legal action to prevent awarding before new officials take office.

Bronx James P. Keating Grand Boulevard One Hundred-And Keeting

Brooks for First Deputy in Police Here

Officials at Police Headquarters indicate Inspector Nicholas Brooks is the likely pick to succeed Devery as First Deputy Commissioner of Police in Brooklyn. The report says Brooks would accept if he could keep his pension, praising his long service since 1967 and his unblemished record.

Devery Nicholas Brooks Adolph I. Kline 14Th Regiment Bernard J. York Brooklyn Brooks Low Roosevelt Washington Inspector Brooks Department

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