Hope Chapel Controversy Divides Fourth Avenue Church
At a heated meeting at the Fourth Avenue Church, Dr. Buchanan supports keeping Hope Chapel at 337 East 4th Street while Rev. Bruchles and supporters push to discontinue it. Tainter and Ludlam spar over mortgage, finances, and past charity, with Sterry previously a major donor. Final decision set for the fourth Thursday in September as tensions rise.
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Ing
Fourth Avenue Church
George E. Sterry
Dr. Buchanan
Sterry
Hope Chapel
East 4Th Street
Buchanan
Albert Bruckles
George P. Ludlam
Charlies N. Taintor
Board of Trustees
Bruckles
Charles N. Tainter
Rice
Bruchios
Ludiam
Bruchles
John Steward
Fourth Avenue
Francis L. Minton
Brooklyn
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Sth Street
West End
75Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Bleecker Street
Judge Dunne rebuked over Ruef bail ruling
San Francisco dispatch reports the District Court of Appeals scolded Judge Frank H. Dunne for blocking bail bonds for Abe Ruef and barring non real estate sureties. The appeal court sent Ruef bail matter to Judge Beewell, criticizing bias in judicial decisions.
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San Francisco
Frank H. Dunne
Superior Court
District Court of Appeals
Abe” Ruef
Dunne
Ruef
District Court
Beewel
Woman with three children shoots man in self defense
Mrs. Catherine Mancusa of 155 West 71st Street shot Donato Rosa after he entered her room and menaced her. Rosa died at New York Hospital. Mancusa and, later, her childlike self died after kissing her children, as police relocated her to Bellevue Hospital.
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Catherine Mancusa
West 71Th Street
Donato Rosa
New York Hospital
Diamonds Worth 35000 Gone From Chicago Buyer
S C Powell of Stern Brothers & Co reports loss or theft of a sack containing 35000 dollars worth of unset diamonds. He says he carried one sack in an inside vest pocket after visiting a barber in the building and suspects pickpockets before entering the firm’s State Street offices. Powell has long served as the firm’s gem purchaser.
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Chicago
S. C. Powell
Stern Brothers & Co
No. 103
State Street
Powell
Militia Drills With Regulars at Pine Camp
Militia arrivals from Vermont New Hampshire and New Jersey drill with regular troops at Pine Camp New Jersey. They receive instruction in posts reconnaissance rear guard and patrols with cavalry taking part. Engineer private Dewitt from Peoria Illinois excels in trials and will compete in broad jump 14 and 220 yard dashes and relay. Fourth of July meet officials listed led by General Grant.
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Pine Camp
N. J
Vermont
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Dewitt
the Engineers
Peoria
Ill
Engineers
Sth Infantry
F. D. Grant
W. T. Johnston
7Th Cavalry
J. T. Haines
11Th Cavalry
M. G. Holliday
16Th Cavalry
J. L. Schley
Engineer Corps
Wreck of California Limited Tied to Deliberate Bridge Fire
Los Angeles reports state Atchison Topeka Santa Fe officers claim the California Limited wreck near Winslow Arizona Sunday night was caused by deliberate bridge fire. three people died and over thirty were injured. investigators note a train passed two hours earlier and a track walker found the bridge sound. two men were seen fleeing as the wreck occurred.
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Los Angeles
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
California Limited
Winslow
Ariz
H. J. Franklin
General Coast
Ontario and Western Stockholders Pursue Control Change
Foreign stockholders of the New York Ontario & Western offer to buy control from New York New Haven Hartford with 29.16 million of common stock and 2.2 thousand of preferred. The move is unlikely to succeed as control may pass to New York Central or Delaware & Hudson, connected via Pennsylvania coal regions. The Ontario & Western holds West Shore trackage from Cornwall New York to Weehawken and the shift aims to reduce friction with West Shore. Delaware & Hudson ownership would grant access to New York.
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New York, Ontario & Western Railway Company
Wall Street
New York, New Haven & Hartford
New York Central
New Haven
Ontario & Western
Delaware & Hudson
New York
Escapee Trio Hold Cave After Shootout With Posse
In Fort Smith Arkansas on June 30 a Tuesday night clash left one outlaw and a posse member wounded after a pursuit from Stigler Oklahoma. Three fugitives dug in a cave and fired more than a hundred shots before officers withdrew to wait for surrender.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Stigler
Okla
Fewer Automobiles Registered For Licenses Albany June 30
Albany reports a drop in auto registrations for license purposes in the first half of the year. Up to July 1 there were 197 registrations, about two hundred fewer than the first six months of last year, per the Secretary of State office.
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Albany
Mines Idle as Lehigh and Reading Collieries Close
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company and the Lehigh Valley Coal Company shut down 35,900 workers in the Schuylkill region tonight. Mines will stay idle through July 6.
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Lehigh
Reading
Mahanoy City
Penn
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Schuylkill
Prosecutor Kills Defendant in Florida Court Case
Branford Fla June 30 N H Green shot and killed L W Tidwell on the way to Live Oak for a trial in which Green was prosecutor and Tidwell the defendant. A coroner s jury acquitted Green on self defense. Green is a prominent merchant married fifteen years. Tidwell was a farmer with a wife and several small children.
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Branford
Fla
N. H. Green
L. W. Tidwell
Live Oak
Green
Tidwell
Tidweil
Childreie
Poisoned Ale Case Hints at Europe Return for Suspect
Philadelphia authorities withhold details as they pursue leads in the Dr Wilson poisoning case. A bottle of cyanide laced ale was sent by express to the physician, with suspects tied to a Philadelphia resident now possibly fleeing to New York and Europe. The coroner notes the doctor practiced without a license for fourteen years.
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Philadelphia
Wilson
Brewing Company
Cornwells
New York
Dr. Wilson
Europe
Bureau of Health
Kronprinzessin Cecilie Arrives With Record Westward Cabin List
The North German Lloyd liner Kronprinzessin Cecilie reached port from Bremen with 431 cabin passengers, the season’s largest westward list. Passengers include Dr. F. Ziegfeld and Miss Fritzi Scheff, who plans a Knickerbocker appearance in a Herbert Blosson comedy opera.
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Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Bremen
Kronprinzessin
New York
North German
Lloyd Line
Maer
North Sea
Hogemann
F. Ziegfeld
Chicago
Dr. Ziegfeld
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Atlantic
Lloyd Directors
Fritzi Scheff
Knickerbocker Theatre
Victor Herbert
Henry Blos
Sagamore Socio logical Conference Opens with Mitchell Paper
Sagamore Beach Mass June 80 Nearly a hundred attendees gather for the second Sagamore Soc logical Conference focusing on trade unions and socialism The opening session features John Mitchell's paper on The Philosophy of Trade Unionism though he attends by proxy due to health He argues the trade agreement as the essence of unionism securing worker influence and labor capital cooperation as the path to industrial peace and better relations through joint bargaining
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Sagamore Beach
Mass
Sagamore
George W. Coleman
Boston
Christian Endeavor World
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Chicago
Denver
Manhasset Farm Sold to Syndicate for Development
Ernestus Gulick sold 195 acres at Manhasset on the north shore adjoining Plandome Realty Company to a syndicate for more than two hundred thousand dollars. A Port Washington LI Railroad station will serve Plandome. The property last changed hands about three years ago for about half as much.
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Ernestus Gulick
Manhasset
Plandome Realty Company
Port Washington
Long Island Railroad
Plandome
Knickerbocker Receivers Lose Fee Appeal
The Appellate Division in Brooklyn denied the receivers Ernest Thalmann G L Rives and H C Ide a bid to rescind fee cuts from 75000 to 20000 dollars each for their work at Knickerbocker Trust. Their attorneys' fees also faced reductions after Justice Clark's ruling. Justice Gaynor authored the decision sustaining the cuts.
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Ernest Thalmann
G. L. Rives
H. C. Ide
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Clark
Gaynor
Impromptu raid nets gambling outfit on 41st street
Acting Captain Murphy and Detective William File raided a suspected gambling house on 41st street near Broadway. They found two roulette tables a fare layout poker chips and a full card outfit but no prisoners as dozen or more suspects fled via a rear window.
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Murphy
Tenderloin
William File
41St Street
Broadway
Captain Murphy
Th Street
Vanderbilts Lose Inheritance Suit Over Ward Status
Appellate Division in Brooklyn voids ruling that Hd ward Ward Vanderbilt was incompetent. Miss Minerva Vanderbilt sought recovery of property given to Mary Ann Scannel Pepper, a medium. Court halves payments to jurors as improper gratuity influenced the case. Much property wasted in litigation, but original footing largely restored.
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Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Hdward Ward Vanderbilt
Minerva Vanderbilt
Mary Ann Scannel-Pepper
Miss Vanderbilt
Insurance heads praise Cleveland at special meeting
The executive committee of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents honored Grover Cleveland with praise for his public service and leadership in life insurance. Paul Morton chaired briefly. no successor chosen yet and next meeting planned for October.
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Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Grover Cleveland
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Charles A. Peabody
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Thomas A. Buckner
New York Life Insurance Company
Haley Fiske
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
George E. Ide
Home Life Insurance Company
Robert Lynn Cox
Association
Mr. Cleveland
United States
Lfe
Cleveland
Cleveland died poor, say nephew Hoyt in Spokane
Grover Hoyt, Grover Cleveland’s Spokane nephew, stated that his uncle died with little wealth and that rumors of a stock market fortune are false. He predicted the will would show Cleveland’s modest estate and clarified he had no stock exchange profits.
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Tribune
Spokane
Wash
Grover Cleveland
Grover Hoyt
Mrs Cleveland Leaves for Tamworth Summer Home
Princeton brief states Mrs Grover Cleveland departed Princeton today with two children Esther and Richard for her Tamworth New Hampshire summer home where she will stay until September.
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Tamworth
N. H
Fight Over Van Cortlandt Park Pleasure Resort License
Bronx residents and northern city figures oppose James Thom's plan for a Van Cortlandt Park resort at 242d Street and Spuyten Duyvil Road. Proponents and opponents clash at a City Hall hearing as building proceeds slowly and Thom lines up a ten year lease with Van Cortlandt estate. The license hearing was adjourned for a week as stakeholders weigh impact on local real estate and park beauty.
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McClellan
James Thom
van Cortlandt Park
Fort George
Coney Island
Thom
242D Street
Spuyten Duyvil Road
van Cortlandt
Cleveland H. Dodge
F. W. Longfellow
George w.Perkins
John B. Cash
Leonard A. Giegerich
Louis L. Delafield
T- M. Metkleham
Charles Knapp
Columbia University
Silas B. Brownell
Riverdale
Kingsbridge
Alice G. Townsend
The
Colonial Dames
Butterworth
Wotan’s Municipal League
Brother Victor
Christian Brothers
Manhattan College
John Campbell
Church of the Mediator
George F. Payson
Inwood
Charles E. Sturgis
Morris Heights
T. B. Holland
St. George's Protestant Episcopal Church
John P. Corrigan
City Hall
Messrs
Iselin, Delafield
George B. Hayes
John B. Whalen
Jesuit College Loses Building in Allegany Fire
Special dispatch from Olean reports St. Bonaventure College main building destroyed by fire at Allegany. Flames began in a small unused corner room around 4 39 am. Loss estimated around 80000 dollars on the structure and 3900 dollars on contents. Claim of incendiarism fueled by a Black Hand threat to Father Butler over blackmail demands.
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Buffalo
Olean
St. Bonaventure College
Allegany
Father Butler
Sanatorium Escape Tales From a Famous Racehorse Owner
At breakfast in the Hotel Imperial on Broadway and 22d Street Bennington, a noted turfman, was found and later returned to the sanatorium. He claimed to have escaped, spoke of his kennels and horses, and accused others of faking funds before an attendant took him back.
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Imperial
Broadway
22D Street
Bennington
the Imperial
Dunn
20Th Street
Station House
Bath Beach
Beldams
Hoffman House
Charley Gates
Cornelius NM. Bliss, Jr
John A. Drake
Dr Ferris to Go Abroad for Psychiatric Hospital Study
Albany June 30 Dr Albert Warren Perris president of the State Commission in Lunacy announced he would sail for Europe in July to visit Munich Berlin Breslau Vienna and possibly Padua to study hospital methods for the insane. He will work on plans for a New York reception hospital for the insane. He will be joined by Professor Adolf Meyer who soon leaves the New York State Commission in Lunacy to head Johns Hopkins University psychiatric hospital.
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Albany
Albert Warren Perris
State Commission In Lunacy
Europe
Munich
Berlin
Breslau
Vienna
Padua
Ferris
New York
Adolf Meyer
Pathological Institute of
New York State Hospitals For
Meyer
New Yorks State Commission
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Two Property Deals On West 1330 Street Sold and Leased
Nall and Parker with James A. Jackson sold for Mary Murphy to Osk and Luelstein a three story and basement house at 120 West 1334 Street on a 20 by 99 foot lot. They also leased for Osk and Edelstein Nos 54 and 120 West 1334 Street to a client.
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Nall & Parker
James A. Jackson
Mary Murphy
Osk & Luelstein
West 1334
Osk & Edelstein
West 1334 St
Going Away Over the Fourth Buy Sunday Tribune
Read the Sunday Tribune for local news and guidance as you travel for the Fourth of July holiday.
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Sunda Tribune
Toon
Jwu
The
Sunday Tribune
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W. D. Buchanan
Boarder
California
New Haven Road
Hunt Wilson Poisoner
Overseas
Lloyd
Sagamore Sociological
Massachusetts
Long Island
Knickerbocker
E. W. Vanderbilt Litigation
Appellate Division
Insurance
FIGHT
Bronx
Jesuit College
I. Newton Bennington
Hotel Imperial
DR. Ferris
West 1330 Street
Mr. Crewe
Frank Danby
Barbara
New York Tribune
Robert Herrick
the Macmillan Company
Sth Ave
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