Clergy clash over Hope Chapel fate at Fourth Avenue Church
Charged church meeting pits Rev. Dr. Walter Buchanan against Rev. Albert Bruckles and supporters of Hope Chapel at 337 East 4th Street. debate centers on continuing or dropping the chapel. financial strains and past stock suits cited. settlement postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Duncan Buchanan
Thirteenth Street Presbyterian Church
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Fourth Avenue Church
George E. ‘Jerry
Buchanan
Mr. Sterry
Hope Chapel
East 4Th Street
Albert Bruckles
Dr. Buchanan
George P. Ludlam
Charles N. Taintor
Board of Trustees
Bruchles
East
Tainter
Rice
Bruchios
Ludiam
Gage
George E. Sterry
Sterry
John Steward
John F. Rice
Mr. Bruchios
Ladlam
Taintor
Bruckles
18Th Street
Fourth Avenue
Francis L. Minton
Brooklyn
George BE. Sterry
West End Church
103Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Bleecker Street
Judge Dunne Rebuked Over Ruef Bail Handling
The District Court of Appeals rebuked Superior Court Judge H. Dunne for denying Ruef bail to relatives and non real estate owners. The court found no legal basis for the denial and sent Ruef bail matters to Judge Beawell's court. The decision criticizes judges allowing bias to influence rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
San Francisco
Ruef
Beawell
Woman Kills Aggressor in Front of Her Children
Catherine Mancusa of 155 West street shot Donato Rosa after he allegedly attacked her while she slept with her three children present. Rosa died hours later at New York Hospital. Mancusa, who claimed self defense, was remanded to the coroner. she is hospitalized at Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Mancusa
West Wth Street
Donato Rosa
New York
Diamonds Worth 35000 Gone From Chicago Buyer
S C Powell of Stern Brothers & Co reports the loss or theft of a sack containing unset diamonds valued at 35000. He claims to have carried two bags totaling 70000 and suspects pickpockets before entering his firm’s State Street offices after a barber visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
S. C. Powell
Stern Brothers & Co
State Street
Powell
Jewelry Concern
Militia Drills with Regulars at Pine Camp
Militia arrivals from Vermont New Hampshire and New Jersey drill with regulars at Pine Camp New York. Cavalry participate in drills special target practice and athletic contests for the Fourth of July with engineer Dewitt of Peoria Ill excelling in events. General F D Grant serves as field marshal and Captains Johnston Haines Holliday Schley oversee the meet.
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Pine Camp
N. Y
Vermont
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Dewitt
The
Engineers
Peoria
Ill
5Th Infantry
F. D. Grant
W. T. Johnston
15Th Cavalry
J. T. Haines
11Th Cavalry
M. G. Holliday
16Th Cavalry
J. I. Schley
Engineer Corps
Wreck of California Limited Tied to Bridge Fire
Los Angeles reports say Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe officers claim the California Limited wreck near Winslow Arizona Sunday night was caused by deliberate bridge burning. Three killed and over thirty injured as two men fled the scene and a prior freight wreck is linked to an obstruction on the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
California Limited
Winslow
Ariz
H. J. Franklin
General Coast
Foreign stockholders bid for Ontario West control of railways
Wall Street reports that foreign stockholders offer to buy about 49 percent of New York Ontario & Western common stock and a small portion of preferred stock from New York New Haven Hartford. The bid is unlikely to be accepted with control likely passing to New York Central or Delaware & Hudson, which would connect the Ontario & Western with the anthracite coal region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ontario & Western Railway Company
Wall Street
New York, New Haven & Hartford
New York Central
New Haven
Delaware & Hudson
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
West Shore
Cornwall
N. Y
Weehawken
New York
Escaped Convicts at Bay Near Stigler Cave Fight
Fort Smith Ark June 30 three Oklahoma jailbreakers fought a posse in a cave after escaping from Stigler on Saturday. One outlaw and a posse member were wounded after more than a hundred shots. Authorities withdrew to safe distance awaiting surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Ark
Stigler
Okla
Fewer Automobiles Registered in First Six Months
Albany reports a drop in license registrations for cars in the first half of the year. By July 1, 1907 there were 82 registrations, while the first six months of 1908 show a decline of about 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Coal mines idle in Schuylkill region shutdown
The collieries of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company and the Lehigh Valley Coal Company, employing about 36,000 workers, in the Schuylkill region, shut down tonight and will remain idle until July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahanoy City
Penn
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Schuykill
Prosecutor Kills Defendant in Florida
Branford June 30. N H Green shot and killed L W Tidwell on the way to Live Oak for a trial where Green was prosecutor and Tidwell defendant. A coroner s jury acquitted Green on self defense. Green, a prominent local merchant of fifteen years, Tidwell a known farmer leaves a wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branford
Fla
N. H. Green
L. W. Tidwell
Live Oak
Green
Tidwell
Poisoned Ale Case Hints at Europe Visit for Wilson Suspect
Philadelphia reports say investigators tracking the poisoner of Dr. Wilson suspect the suspect may flee to Europe. The case reveals Wilson practiced without a license for fourteen years, and his home life and patients raise questions about motive and ties to a wealthy practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wilson
Brewing Company
Cornwells
New York
Dr. Wilson
Europe
Kronprinzessin Cecilie Arrives With Record Cabin List
The North German Lloyd steamer Kronprinzessin Cecilie berthed in New York from Bremen with 431 cabin passengers the season's largest westward list. Notable travelers included Dr. F Ziegfeld and Miss Fritzi Scheff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Iner Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Bremen
Kronprinzessin
New York
Lloyd Line
Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Maer
North Sea
Hogemann
F. Ziegfeld
Chicago
Dr. Ziegfeld
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Atlantic
Lloyd Directors
Fritzi Scheff
Knickerbocker Theatre
Victor Herbert
Henry Bloscom
Trade Unions and Socialism Head Sagamore Conference
Sagamore Beach Mass June 80 nearly a hundred attendees open the second Sagamore Soclogical Conference with trade unions and socialism as top topics The opening feature is John Mitchell's paper on The Philosophy of Trade Unionism though Mitchell cannot travel due to health He argues the trade agreement as core to unionism fostering worker control and cooperation between labor and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagamore Beach
Mass
Sagamore
George W. Coleman
Boston
Christian Endeavor World
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Chicago
Denver
Farm sale at Manhasset signals Plandome rail station
Ernestus Gulick sells 195 acre Manhasset farm on the north shore adjoining Plandome Realty Company to a syndicate for over two hundred thousand dollars. The syndicate plans development at the site and the Port Washington branch will add a station at Plandome. The price is about double the previous sale three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 of the Knickerbocker Trust Company their bid to rescind fee reductions from 75000 to 20000 dollars. Their attorneys' fees were similarly reduced by Justice Clark's earlier ruling. Justice Gaynor authored the decision upholding the cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Thalmann
G. L. Rives
H. C. Ide
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Clark
Gaynor
Raid on gambling house ends with no prisoners
Acting Captain Murphy and Detective William File raided a private 41st street house near Broadway, discovering two roulette tables, poker chips and a complete gambling outfit. A crowd blocked Broadway as about four dozen men fled. no prisoners were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Tenderloin
William File
41St Street
Broadway
Captain Murphy
Th Street
Vanderbilt heir contest voids ward ruling in Brooklyn
Appellate Division in Brooklyn voided the ward incompetence finding for E. W. Vanderbilt after Miss Minerva Vanderbilt challenged the proceedings begun by her, alleging her father’s marriage to Mary Ann Scannel Pepper. The court cited juror pay improprieties and returned property status to the prelitigation footing, though expenses were wasted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Hdward Ward Vanderbilt
Minerva Vanderbilt
Mary Ann Scannel-Pepper
Miss Vanderbilt
Insurance heads praise Cleveland at special executive meeting
The Association of Life Insurance Presidents held a special meeting chaired by Paul Morton with Grover Cleveland praised for his public service and leadership in life insurance. Other members included Charles A. Peabody Thomas Buckner Haley Fiske George Ide and Robert Lynn Cox. No successor vote was taken and a meeting will be held in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Cleveland
Neph ew says Cleveland died poor
Grover Cleveland died poor, according to his nephew Grover Hoyt of Spokane. Hoyt stated that when the will is read it will show he was comparatively poor for a man who held such exalted office, and he denied reports of a fortune from stock exchange dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Spokane
Wash
Grover Cleveland
Grover Hoyt
Mrs Grover Cleveland Heads to Tamworth Summer Home
Mrs Grover Cleveland leaves Princeton with two children Esther and Richard for her summer residence in Tamworth New Hampshire where she will stay until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Tamworth
N. H
Fight over Van Cortlandt Park resort license
Community leaders and residents oppose James Thom's plan for a Van Cortlandt Park area resort at 242d Street and Spuyten Duyvil Road. The hearing before John P. Corrigan adjourned for a week, with Thom's camp backing the venture and opponents warning of blight and falling property values. Thom plans a $60,000 investment on a ten year lease from the Van Cortlandt estate as building proceeds slowly amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
James Thom
van Cortlandt Park
Fort George
Coney Island
Thom
242D Street
Spuyten Duyvil Road
van Cortlandt Resort
Cleveland H. Dodge
F. W. Longfellow
George W. Perkins
John B. Cash
Leonard A. Glegerich
Louis L. Delafield
T- M. Metkleham
Charlies Knapp
Columbia University
Silas B. Brownell
Riverdale
Kingsbridge
van Cortlandt
Alice G. Townsend
The
Colonial Dames
Butterworth
Wotan’s Municipal League
Brother Victor
Christian Brothers
Manhattan College
John Campbell
Jesuit College Building Destroyed by Fire
A fire at St. Bonaventure College Allegany destroyed the main building with about 80000 dollars in losses and 30000 dollars of contents. Fire started in a small unused corner room and is suspected incendiary activity after a Black Hand letter threatening blackmail. Father Butler had refused a demand for 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Olean
St. Bonaventure College
Allegany
Father Butler
Bennington the Turfman Is Back From Corona Sanatorium
I Newton Bennington former turfman and real estate operator escaped from Dr Coombs sanatorium at Corona Long Island found at breakfast in Hotel Imperial Broadway and 22d street then returned to the sanatorium in the afternoon He wore a battered hat and worn clothes and spoke to police about his horses and hounds while claiming counterfeit money funded his stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Newton Bennington
Dr. Coombs
Corona
Long Island
Imperial
Broadway
22D Street
Bennington
the Imperial
Dunn
West 2Th Street
Bath Beach
Beldame
Charley Gates
Cornelius N. Biss, Jr
John A. Drake
Dr Ferris to Go Abroad for Psychiatric Study
Albany June 30 Dr Albert Warren Ferris 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 methods in psychiatric hospitals. He aims to develop plans for a New York psychiatric hospital. He will be joined by Professor Adolf Meyer who will leave the New York State Hospitals for the Insane in October 1909 to become director of Johns Hopkins psychiatric hospital in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albert Warren Ferris
State Commission
Fn Lunacy
Europe
Munich
Berlin
Breslau
Vienna
Padua
Ferris
New York
Adolf Meyer
Pathological Institute of
New York State Hospitals For
Meyer
New York State Commission
Psychiatric Hospital
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
West 1330 Street Property Transfers and Leases
Nail & Parker with James A. Jackson sold to Osk & Luelstein a three story basement dwelling on a 20 by 99 foot lot at No 120 West 133d Street from Mary Murphy. They also leased No 54 and No 120 West 133d Street to a client for Osk and Edelstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nail & Parker
James A. Jackson
Mary Murphy
Osk & Luelstein
West 133d St
Osk & Edelstein
Local Seamen Urged to Submit Orders for Sunday Tribune
Readers are asked to leave orderly requests for the Sunday Tribune at points of arrival. The notice emphasizes timely, legible submissions to ensure smooth processing and delivery.
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Fight For Hope
W. D. Buchanan
Sundax Tribune
Toon
Jeu
Boarder
California
New Haven Road
Lehigh
Reading
Hunt Wilson Poisoner
Overseas
Lloyd
Trade Unions
Sagamore Sociological
Massachusetts
Knickerbocker
E. W. Vanderbilt Litigation
Appellate Division
Insurance
FIGHT
Bronx
Jesuit College
Hotel Imperial
DR. Ferris
State
West 1330 Street
Sunday Tribune
Socom
Mr. Crewe
Frank Danby
Bootman
Barbara
Robert Herrick
the Macmillan Company
St. Aven
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