Rockefeller defended against Baptist critics in The Examiner
Dr. Quekert Stuart MacArthur of Calvary Baptist Church denounces attacks on John D Rockefeller as coarse and criminal. He defends Rockefeller’s integrity, notes investigations into business dealings align with morality, and urges fairness toward the wealthy philanthropist amid ongoing criticism from Standard Oil disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John PD. Rothe
STOMA
Ammericar Board of Coummsssioners For Foreign Missions
Quekert Stuart MacArthur
Calvary Baptist Church
Examiner
Eid
Toore
J Rockefelier
Garistian
Standard O8
Rockefeller
Dr. Gladden
Falkond
Standard
Cleveland
Dr Gladden Replies on Rockefeller Critics in Mass Meeting
Springfield dispatch says Rev Dr A Washington Gladden returned to Columbus after attending Congregational home missionary meetings. He discussed Dr MacArthur and Rockefeller critics, calling MacArthur's Rockefeller tribute extravagant and defending Tarbell's coverage of the Cleveland widow affidavits. He cited Judge Baxter’s denunciation of a railroad contract with the Standards Company as a long running critique of the Standard policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stendard
Baxter
Moehone Conference Opens With Warned Reform Efforts
The opening address by Judge George Gray outlined untorred events since the last conference, noting wide international participation from Great Britain, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Switzerland, Siam and Austria. Speakers urged broader use of arbitration and educational propagation, with about three hundred peace advocates from the U S and abroad in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gray
Jedte
Leen Pos
Grubne
Sericuely Colittereria
Agbiitarios
Benjamin F. Trueblood
Amuel J. Barrows
Interparliamentary Peace Union
George W. Washburn
Roberts College
Constantineple
Daniel ¢. Gimas
Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Philadelphia
Marshal H. Bright
Edwin D. Mead
Philp S. Moxem
United States
Ershon
Albert K. Staney
Davitt. Brewer
Washington
Moore
Supreme Court of Michigan
Alien Chenter
New York State Supreme Court
W. P. Potter
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Frank Plumiey
Vermont
John §. Steinmess
Rhode Island Supreme Court
Oscar 5. Straus
J. M. Games
Pormanent Hague ‘Tribunal
Count de la Rocca
Tr. Jost de J. Paul
Governor Otter
Rhode Island
Congress- Taan
Justice Brewer on Hague court and world peace prospects
Justice Brewer discussed enforcing Hague tribunal decisions and a future compulsion method isolating nonbelievers at the next peace conference. He noted early skepticism toward the court, praised the Venezuelan arbitration, and claimed Roosevelt’s Venezuelan move earned lasting international fame beyond naval or canal achievements. He closed hopeful for arbitration progress amid antiwar sentiment. Carroll D Wright followed on wage earners' interest in arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague Tribunal
Justice Brewer
Hague Court
United States
Plous Fund
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Brewer
Srorld
Justine Brewer
Carroll Dwricht
Three Hundred Workmen Out Over Non-Union Boilermakers
Three hundred workmen at the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company power house project walked off the job at noon. Non union boilermakers from Binwock and Wilcox Co had been brought in, despite union carpenters, housesmiths, plasterers, wire workers, and other trades already on site. The American Bridge Company has the contract, and union officials plan to remove the non union labor to resume work, with police present as a precaution. If not resolved, multiple large jobs in progress on the Penne Seams Hillroad improvements to Manhattan could be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Rapid Trail Company
Kent
Ares
Wilams- Shire
Binwock & Wilcox Company
American Ringe Company
Fisatriko
American Bridge Company
Jobe
Kumpans
Penne
Manhattan
Eos Mures
Quint
New Charge Against Beggar Troebner Ignored by Courts
Troebner, known for the so called “Schnorrers” scam, was discharged in Tombs court due to missing extradition papers from New Jersey but was immediately rearrested on a new charge. Police say he preys on professionals by misrepresentation, with a February 2 incident involving J Park Channing of the Tenners Company. He allegedly posed as a metallurgist named Dr Hae Henn and offered a falsified position a misdemeanor under penal code No Go. He did not speak in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erman W. Troebner
Polics
Iing
Schnorrers
Tombs Court
New Jersey
Troebner
C. B. Alexander
Castle Fount Xon
J. Park Channing
Tenners Company
Ing
Smee
Hae Henn
Folttin “Adame
Trockner
Woman Loses 3000 In Jewels And Cash At Rockaway Beach
Mrs May Warriner of Xo 21 West Udst reports losing 8 0 in cash and diamond jewelry valued at 3000 in a Chevrolet bag while at Rockaway Beach with an automobile party on Tuesday afternoon. She contacted Far Rockaway police seeking a search but denied offering a reward yesterday and said inquiries annoy her and she plans to leave the city to avoid them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockaway Beach
Warriner
West Udst
William F. Warriner
Far Rockaway
Chairman Halpin Back at Work After Adirondacks Return
William Halpin, chairman of the Republican County Committee, returned from the Adirondacks and resumed duties at headquarters. He declined to discuss the Citizens' Union invitation to proceed with delegates conferences, saying the matter would be referred to the County Committee at the next meeting on the third Thursday in June. It is believed Odell may be out by then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Halpin
Charman
Republican County Committee
Adirondacks
Repeal of General Railroad Law Passes Senate
Hartford May 31 Senate approves repeal of General Railroad law in accord with House. Steam railroads and trolley lines must seek legislature to route charters, cited as self protection against rival lines. Gov Douglas nominates Flaherty for Hilhbor and Land Commissioner. Flaherty Democratic Committee man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Senate
House
New-York
New-Haven
New-York Central Rail
Hoston
May
Executive Council
Wiliam L. Douglas
John J. Plaherty
Gloucester
Flaherty
Democratic State Committee
Obituary of John Murray Mitchell Longtime statesman and lawyer
John Murray Mitchell of Tuxedo Park died at Craghurst on May 31 after weeks of cancer. A prominent Republican, he served in Congress after a hard fought 1891 contest against Tammany Hall, and in early years helped found several railways and legal precedents. Survived by wife Lillian Talmage and a large family, he was a noted yachtsman and a figure in New York's legal and civic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray Mitchell
Mento Park
Murray Mitchell
Congress
Craghurst
Tuxedo Park
Bitchell
Mitchell
Tuxedo Lake
Lillian Talmage
John F. Talmage
Temardaine Nedasen
Jano Murrey
Sitehell
William Mitchell
Mise Grace Mitchell
New York
Mr. Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Mary Berrien Mitchell
Jsk
Appetite
Supreme Deirt
State of
Court of Appeals
Berriens
Newtown
Long Island
Sturray Mitchell
West Imeet
Sth
Congress District
Nlw
Tescott Exhool
Columbia College
Delta Psi Society
Phi Beta Kappa
Columbia Taw Beal
Biter
Roscoe Conkling
Reenership
Edward
Walia Mitchel
United States
United States Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court
Second Circuit
Supreme Court
John R
Benjamin F. Cox
Rand
Europe
Ball Congress
Park Row
Old Chathamst
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Bowery
Todianapolis
Tammany Forces
Daniel J. Hiordan
Weitchett
Mies Tilia Tilmage
The
Academy of Sciences
Har Association
City of New York
State, Bar. Association
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Tree
Rte of New York
Children's Aid Society
Mira Pants House of Industry
Prigon Association
American Association of Inventors and Manufact~ Qhors
Medico-Legal Society
St. Anthony Club
Eonidistus Society
Down ‘Town Clb
Republica Gud
Tin
Bedouin
We You We Not a Jong Story
A fragment from a local page notes a curious feature or column titled We You We Not a Jong, with minimal readable detail and no clear event or names. The piece hints at a playful or tongue twister style item, but concrete facts or figures are absent.
Boys' stockings and shoes sale at multiple stores
A sale notice from Rocers Peer & Company advertising long stockings for boys two pairs for 25 cents, including black cotton double heels and toes in Ipswich fast black dye. Also offered are boys summer shoes and caps from Three Broadway Stores at 842 1260 and 13th St, 32nd St locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
Rocers, Peer & Company
13Th St
32Nd St
Hold-up Epidemic Strikes City Bank Messenger Garrotted
A bank messenger, Carl Kueher of Yorkville Bank, was garrotted at Houston and Hudson streets while returning from German Savings Bank with several thousand dollars. Det Sgt Sullivan captured one suspect, James Hogan, as three others escaped. Five oldtime burglars later arrested on East Side. Magistrate set bonds. Prolific burglaries and assaults sweep the city with police under scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
McCauley
Bur U
Carl Kueher
Yorkville Bank
Bid
Td Ave
Houston and
Hudson Sts
Kucher
Houston-st
Hudson St
Kueher
Sullivan
Kuener
Handy
James Hogan
Wing
No. 31
Corneliusst
Hogan
Tombs Court
Tompkins Square
Barlow
Yorkville Court
John Ford
Mills Hotel
James McCarthy
Madison-st
Kelman and
Driscoll
Qth-st
12Th-St
McCarthy
Jimmy
Kiernan
Arthur G. Hughes
West
Central Park West
S3d-st
Mr. Hughes
Hummel Affidavit Trial Continued In Supreme Court
Justice Davy denied a motion to dismiss the indictments against A H Hummel and ordered the case proceed next Monday. Hummel was not forced to testify before the grand jury. Indictments also name ex Justice Edgar Fursman Benjamin Steinhardt Charles Dodge and Ronard Bracken in a Dodge Morse divorce investigation. Hummel faces conspiracy and subornation of perjury charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy
Supreme Court
A. H. Hummel
Mr. Hummel
Dodge-Morse
Edgar L. Fursman
Benjamin Steinhardt
Charles F. Dodge
Ronard F. Bracken
Hummel
Lost His Money in Shootin Craps at Stamford Podium
Stamford police raided a gambling joint in the American House after a complaint by Austin Cook. He said loaded dice caused him to lose 287 while playing craps. Backer James Bell denied the claim. Bell presented as head of a stock brokers firm. Seven others were released on bonds after the raid. A large party of New Yorkers was present earlier.
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Telegraph
Stamford
Conn
May St
Brennan
Austin Cook
Rye
James Bell
No. & Broadway
New York
Bell
James Hell & Co
Jamies Donohue
West 2Th St
New- York
John McDevitt
Artist from National Academy of Design hospital update
The artist, a member of the National Academy of Design, removed from Carnegie Studios in West Seventh to Flower Hospital for suspected appendicitis was reported to be in much improved condition yesterday. Doctors indicated that unless a serious turn for the worse occurs, no operation will be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Church
Church
National Academy of Design
Carnegie
Railway Men Visit Coney Island from Around the World
Forty three members of the International Railway Congress toured Coney Island hosted by Dreamland. Attendees included railroad representatives from Spain Italy Belgium Mozambique Portugal France Russia Scotland Austria and Great Britain. They viewed new shows and praised Roltaire's Creation The Fighting the Flames and Midget City. An Italian engineer Guido Robbo amused guests with a joke at Boatock's aboard captain Jack Bonavite’s performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Railway Congress
Coney Island
Dreamland
Spain
Italy
Belgium
Mozambique
Portugal
France
Russia
Scotland
Austria
Great Britain
Coney
Roltaire
Guido Robbo
Boatock
Jack Bonavite
Silk Sox and Hats Offer Bargains at Three Broadway Stores
A vivid ad touts pure silk socks at 2 dollars a pair, plain black and available in all men’s sizes, with price cut to 1.15. It also features regular stiff straw hats and newer novelties like Leghorn slouch hats and Mackinaws, emphasizing value ahead of other exclusive hatters. Locations noted near Greeley Square and City Hall with street references.
Now They Snuff Coke New Dope Discovered in Disorderly House
Police raid on an alleged disorderly house in Istave near Sitast uncovered a large amount of a substance described as coke. Detectives Levi and Isenberg arrested five women and one man for alleged coke eating and snuffing. The suspects claimed they chewed and snuffed the powder seeking a Cocaine like high and were held for appearance before Magistrate Barlow in Yorkville court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Istave
Sitast
Levi and
Isenberg
East Giliist
Isewhere
Barlow
Yorkville Court
Boy Turns Detective in Harlem Parcel Case
Fourteen-year-old Joseph Freedman of Northeast Agricist was sent to deliver a package to Mrs Strum. A young man claimed to be her son and accepted the parcel. Freedman then tailed the suspect to 136 Bastлист Street and, with Michael Fay, detained him until a policeman arrived. the prisoner identified himself as Echoontana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Freedman
North East Agrist
Harlem
Strum
Freedman
Michael Fay
Fay
Echoontana
Recruited Boys for Cash Hoax Ends in Prison
William C Hager also known as William Halstead advertised in Yonkers for boys to join the Westchester Cadets of Yonkers paying 6 or 10 cents weekly for supposed benefits. About one hundred youths enlisted and paid money while businessmen subscribed. Police arrested Halstead who claimed the scheme was a money making hoax. He was sentenced to four months in Kings County penitentiary. New York City incorporations listed Franken Roman Co and Murray Hill Public Service Co with various directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Hager
William Halstead
Yonkers
Westchester
Halates
Helst
Fie
Feellorg
Kings County Penitentiary
New York City
Albany
May
Franken, Roman & Co
New- York
Capital
Leo Franken
C. H. Roman
M. A. Steinberg
Newark
Murray Hill Public Serviee Company
New-York
Capital New York
GuUpiying
Emney
Games Premiains
Pelham Manor
J. W. Roche
Pelham Heights
L. C. Cremmins
New York
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Entry
Marine intelligence brief showing moon phase and tide data with high water timings for Sandr Hook, Gov. Island, and related locations. Includes numeric times and geographic indicators, reflecting navigational notes and harbor references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suneet
Moon
A.M
Sandr Hook
Gov
Sinny Hook
Island
Iel Gare
Proposals from Bremen and Hambe Ex Seamdass
Proposals listed include Herp Lenten and Ata Trane.jeckar with 3G Lora Surg. Bremen and Hambe ex Seamdass are noted as locations or entities in the bid notes.
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Herp Lenten
Ata Trane
Jeckar
Bremen
Lora
Surg
Hambe
Seamdass
Ns — FR
Shipping News Arrivals And Sailings From Liverpool
Shipping notices report steamers Ocean worom Clarks and others arriving at the bar, with cargo lists and destinations including Bar, Baracoa, Citta di Torino, Naples, Norfolk, Newport News and Yucates. Vessels like Tentonia depart for Livernost and Blue Reactor, while several ships are noted with passengers and merchandise aboard.
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Clarks
Liverpool
Ean Ul
Chichaster
Zajkecariile
Joton
Wiliam
Ciple & Co
Paseenaer
Tan Letine
Keen
Hiller
Nowgort Swe
Sertoli Ich Mdseig
Dendimise
Paseengare
Sendacion
Carey
Paine
Conde ‘Hook
Preete
Ral
Sicamere
Tentonia
Livernost
Cote
Toate
Blue Reactor
Bester FT
Comian
Baracoa
Citta di Torino
Naples
Orne
Monroe
Norfolk
Newport News
Movements of steamers and arrivals in New York
Maritime notices list multiple steamers with routes to Hamburg Cherbourg and Liverpool. Vessels named include Dawid, Raver, Prefer, Consutio, Queenstown bound, Paltio, and Chester with mixed statuses arrived, sailed or passed May 21 to May 30. Details include ports New York Dover Liverpool Manchester Naples Palermo and others with several times and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nt Eines
Scitia al Genoa
Sehaplen
Biay
Guayra
Rheband
Prinzess Trent
Bui
Weddell Co Promethea
Ad Farebure
Naples
Hamburg
Vigtlansta
Havana
Jackson In
Bristol
Farpokiya Chey
Swansea
Galveston
New-York
Southampton
Enab Ls Touraine Hare
Tha Veloce Nord
America
Gibraltar
weRiconard
Anton Panninta
Lapes
Morgan
Erinland
Antwerp
Reed Tae de Leet
Holand
Aim Philadelphia
Aeara
Red D Secu
Ord Minnexpolte Siden
Marco Mingustti
Neapoltan Prince
el Northverton
St Morgan
Hun Rune
Momedaiea
West
Dawid
Fowes
Maype Ee Pras
Geri
Kaerpt
Cherbo Hamburgiene
Tan
Polsck
Chertowrg
Onsale
Raver PS
Hogemann
Rer
Dover
Seiad
Prefer
Ster
Boll
Consutio
Xerstae
Queenstown
Paltio
Liverpool
Whaiens Tilserai
Malles
Goronia
Livin Rew- Fore
Kinusig
Theapia
Manchester
Kansas City
Triato
Chester
Segatutth
Manhanoet
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Dr. MacArthur
Mohone Conference
Testice Brewer
Cosrt
Hasue
Fied
B. R
Power House
Chairman Halpin
NEW England News
Meriden
Turner Hall
Sandy Mook
Postoffice
SP. Grover
Sandy Hook
Masonie Beedse
Emily A. Bennett
Kelmeford
Maso
Chelina
John D. Lang
Williaim M. Olin
Es’ Winship
State Board of Education
Boston
American First of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Beverly
Maza
W. Foster Waddell
Fred Hayes
Hayes
Waddell
Minneapolis
Minn
Worddell
Amle
Manitoba
Malden
Maria Lingberg
Bacon
Quirinal
Victor Emmanuel
A. O. Bacon
Georgia
Chaffee
West Pol
Charles ©. Roe
Nathan Guard
Mr. Roe
James A. Burr
Greenwich
Garrison
Livermore
Stmner
Burr
Alfred S. Barnes
Brooklyn
Alfred C. Barnes
Charles Mellen Tyler
Corneil Univers
Michael D. Nolan
Saratoga
Nolan
Ireland
California
Albans
J. T. Quinn
Sasa Coereceniany
Seratogs
Butler H. Bixby
Owego
N. Y
Miged
Taatan—ciay
YDS
Evi Anya Seiaa
Lutigen
Carlin
Frank
HE Storer
Janusey
en—York
Paucd
Connca
John-Pw
Another
Januaty Turas
Seitten
Ubuh
Gennaro
Aitomare
Walther
Latta
Jose
Mente
Adolph—& & Anittex Stets
Benjamin F Sane
David Roi Companys
Straus
Sone
Faeae
Sisaars
Alter
Pitcher
Secu Sane Eee Inn Wighard and Christophor
Wellend
Jong
All Boy
Sui
A.h.hummel
Pear Greeley Squ
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New
Boy
Marine Intelligence
Verwal
CIA
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Hamilton
Borinion
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Thomas
Quebec
Panama
Dra Fianirta
Honduras
Murbeau
Sou Am Baratowa
Mpia Cenfe
Carace
Sen Juans
Aitut
Jamaica
Ward
Sam Bernard
Bath
Kerboeker
Frank Balniers
Hudson Theath
Cip ‘and
Gilibert-Sullivan Review
York
Barrosch
Hanmersteins
Swambra
Merbert Telery
Bilie Shannon
Merraeams the Great
Louise Guanine
Cayton White
Marie Stuars
Gotomiat
Fred Sibic
Clonial Weay
Dally Watte
Albert Chevalier
Four Martens
Cues Guanine
Rediat & Arthur
Delmore & Lee
Ansatlantic Four
Coopre & Rabinses
Thera
Acadibiy
Levine
Quincy
Adars
Hippodrome
Dusbys
Luna Park
Brighton
S. Eden
Brooklyn Jockey Club
N.Y. Park Row
City Hall
Brides
Fulton St
Flatbush Ave
Wnst
Brooklyn, Whitehall && Very
Quarter-Master's Department
D.C
Saud
Quartermaster's Department
Guatermester
U. & Army
U. & Engineer Office
Newpoat
Gay
Louk
Bagre
Shipping News
Port of New York
San Francisco
Justice
Jean An
Nevada
Synecace
Gould
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