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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1900

Page

4

Westchester News Notes Figures and Departures

Ex Justice Daly buys the Feldau name and will move Yonkers homeward with plans to live in Paris. Col Ralph E. Prime family sails for Europe on the Wilhelm II. John F. Torpey earns a Cooper Institute civil member degree. Memorial windows unveiled at St Andrew's Church. George H. Wwerre memorial gift honors children. John Towart Jr sails for Europe to visit Scotland then the Continent. Peekskill possibly to gain a new see after diocesan redistricting. Village assessment totals show real estate at 4 977 751 20 personal 865 250 total 5 481 001 20. real estate up 201 20 and personal down 114560 20. overall gain 86 444 20. Coleridge A. Hart and wife visit summer home in Washington.

Joseph F. Daly R. F. de Feldau Hudson Yonkers Andrs. de Feldau Paris Ralph E. Prime Ruth Arabella Genoa Europe John F. Torpey Cooper Institute St. Andrew’s Memorial Church George H. Wwerre John Towart, Jr Westchester Count National Bank Rome Scotland Peekskills Coleridge A. Hart Brooklyn Washington

Summer sales in the stores at O'Neills Wanamaker and more

Readable ad notes O'Neill's sale of women's tailor made suits and hats, James M'Creery & Co offering parasols, John Wanamaker advertising early reductions on cotton dress goods and bric a brac discounts. Mentions sergeants in order, Oxford shoes, window screens and doors as hot weather prep, urging shoppers to shop before flies swarm.

O'Neill's Sixth Ave Wanamaker Oxford

Gospel Tent Opens For Summer Campaign In City

About fifteen hundred people attended the reopening of the Gospel Tent at Broadway and fifty sixth street. The 4 PM and 8 PM daily services begin, with S H Pratt leading, F H Jacobs directing singing, and Moody family and London pastors assisting. debt is $240, and a strong summer slate of preachers is scheduled including Campbell Morgan and F B Meyer.

Gospel Tent Broadway Fifty-Sixth William Phillips Hall The Gospel Tent Association S. Hartwell Pratt R. 8. MacArthur P. Cadman J. H. Hallimond Dr. Henderson S. H. Pratt F. H. Jacobs Brooklyn Victor Berke Bowery Mission Pratt Wiliam Moody Dwight L. Moody Northport Mass Campbell Morgan F. B. Meyer London MacArthur Cadman

Richardson Found in Canada After Disappearance

Charles A. Richardson, Worcester banker and railway builder, who vanished from the Waldorf Astoria on April 4, is located in Hamilton, Canada, staying at a hotel with his wife. His father H. W. Willson of Ontario was notified and Richardson was brought home. Authorities say he has been ill and recovering, with no extended comments from him or his son-in-law.

Charles A. Richardson Worcester Mass Waldorf-Astoria Hoffman House Mr. Richardson Hamilton Canada H. W. Willson Ontario Richardson Ardson Richard Mr. Willson

Black Kip Robber Strikes Yosemite Areas in June Raid

Raymond California June 3 A lone highwayman described as Black Kip held up three Yosemite stages two wagons and two U S cavalrymen. The robber spoke with a Swedish accent and used a card reading The Black Kid. He escaped into brush after Major Rucker Captain Wilcox and sixty eight troopers arrived. About $200 was taken from the three stages.

Raymond Cal Yosemite United States Rucker Wilcox Big Oak Flat Biack Kid

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Home news lists visits by high profile guests at major New York hotels. Names include L. F. Webb of London , Theodore H. Strouse of Philadelphia, R. G. Erwin of Hartford, with many others such as Ethan Allen Hitchcock and Gouvernor Roosevelt’s private secretary, James S. Morrill and D. Cady Herrick among the arrivals. International figures appear with A. Balfour and Count Cassini, plus diplomats and state officials visiting for social and political events.

Albemarle D. Cady Herrick Albany John Chase Denver Holland—Conyers Burton Philadelphia Paul K. Richter Chicago Hoffman C. Frederick Keene W. F. Mackey Buffalo Frank Campbell Democratic State Committee Bath David B. Hill Edward Murphy, Jr Troy H. H. Rockwell Elmira Imperial G. B. Sweeney Pittsburg B. M. Hartshorne R. J. Wilson Australia N. P. Conway Auburn Manhattan John C. Davies A. Balfour Sheffield England Murray Hill Chandler Hovey Boston Elisha B. Powell Montana

Dr Marmaduke Hare Lecture and Gravesend Races Card

Democratic State Committee event at Hoffman House features Dr Marmaduke Hare speaking at 8 p m. The program lists races at Gravesend scheduled for 2 30 p m at 318 West Fifty seventh Street.

Democratic State Committee Hoffman House Marmaduke Hare West Fifty-seventh St Gravesend

Porter Robert Lockhart Dies After Trolley Car Accident

Robert Lockhart a 52 year old porter of 826 Amsterdam Ave died in Manhattan Hospital from injuries after a trolley crash on 103rd Street and Amsterdam Ave Friday. Mrs Hopson, a Ladysmith siege survivor, arrived on the St Paul and was at the St Denis yesterday but declined reporters.

Robert Lockhart Amsterdamave Manhattan Hospital L. J. Hopson Ladysmith St. Paul St. Denis

New Frontenac Hotel Circles the Thousand Islands Attraction

The New Frontenac on Round Island near Clayton offers modern comforts and a fine nine hole golf course with an orchestra for dances. Accessible by steamboat and trains from New York, it hosts upscale guests with baths, electric lights, open fireplaces, and expansive river views. General M. C. Wentworth oversees the resort, promising a socially attractive summer season.

St. Lawrence Lake Ontario St. Lawrence River Great Lake Thousand Islands Round Island New Frontenac Clayton New York Lake Region Canada Frontenac

International Ladies Garment Workers Union formed in city

Delegates from Philadelphia Baltimore Newark and other cities met in the Labor Lyceum to form the International Ladies Garment Workers Union. Herman Grossman was elected president with a secretary Marcus Q Braff and a General Executive Board including Isadore Silverman Samuel Salat Joseph Schwarz Adolph Schwerger and Jacob Leibowitz. The group aims to push union labels on garments and regulate prices where feasible and expects unions across the United States and Canada, with 40 000 to 50 000 workers in the new national body. The cancer will be continued today.

International Union of Cloakmakers and Garment Workers Philadelphia Baltimore Newark Labor Lyceum East Fourth-st International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union Herman Grossman Marcus Q. Braff Isadore Silverman Samuel Salat New York Joseph Schwarz Adolph Schwerger Jacob Leibowitz Grossman United States Canada

Chancellor MacCracken Addresses NYU Graduation Sermon

Chancellor MacCracken delivered NYU s baccalaureate sermon at University Heights yesterday morning on The Attitude of the Thinker Toward Religious Truth and Its Chief Supports He praised Methodism and Presbyterianism for new vitality in revising creeds arguing for a new pillar to support religious truth while old creeds remain as antiques He quoted Howard Crosby on not amending the Confession to dilute God s love.

Flanders Sheraton Maogany Beacon Hill Washington Lafayette MacCracken New York University University Heights Methodist General Conference Howard Crosby John Hall

Dickinson baccalaureate services held at Allison Memorial Church

A large audience attended the Dickinson baccalaureate services in Allison Memorial Church. President Reed delivered the discourse. The Rev. Dr. Charles Tiffany of New York preached the annual sermon before Christian associations this evening.

Carlisle Penn Allison Memorial Church Reed Charles Tiffany New York

Successful Mackerel Fishing Near Gloucester

Gloucester Mass June 3 The schooner Richard Wainwright arrived with 260 barrels of salt mackerel and the Agnes E Downes 75 barrels from No Man's Land. Early season totals show about 23 000 barrels vs 3 000 last year and prospects for a strong catch and prices tomorrow.

Gloucester Mass Richard Wainwright Cape Shore Agnes E. Downes No Man's Land New England Nova Scotia Harvard Cape Ann

Tragic double deaths reported in separate city dispatches

Reports from Springfield Illinois describe seventeen year old William Clements killed by a mine cage and his father Ward seriously injured while trying to save him. Other items note a Utah jury conviction for unlawful cohabitation with mercy recommendation for John C. Graham, a fatal shooting at a Columbus wedding, Christian Scientists found guilty of practicing medicine in Milwaukee, a large Consolidated Rubber Company expansion in Akron, a novel Kittson divorce case in Saint Paul, and two men killed by a live electric wire in Fairfield Maine.

Springfield Ill William Clements Taylorville William Ward Clements Salt Lake Utah John C. Graham Graham Provo Milwaukee Neelen United States Supreme Court St. Paul Vio Pace Kittson Alfred S. Kittson Commodore Kittson Kittson Fairfield Somerset and Kennebec Pulp and Paper Company

Organization of the Advisory Council Completed Many Noted Men on List

Chicago date marks completion of the Advisory Council for the National Civic Federation. The local group promotes four national conferences on industrial arbitration municipal reform foreign policy and trusts. Franklin H. Head chairs the organizing committee with R M Easley as secretary. The federation aims to study national issues foster enlightened public sentiment and push needed legislation through a nonpartisan network of five hundred advisers and an executive committee of thirty. Many prominent figures from business government academia and labor have joined the advisory council.

Chicago National Civic Federation United States Franklin H. Head R. M. Easley Committee On Organization Advisory Council Farmers National Bankers’ Association American Bar Association American Economic and Social Science Association Mercantile, Trade and Traffic Associations Grea

Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Entry

Sunrise and sunset times with moon phase and high water marks listed for Sandy Hook Gov. Island and Hell Gate. Provides nautical notes for the day including morning and afternoon high tides and related timings.

A.M Sandy Hook Gov. Island Hell Gate

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