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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1901

Page

20

Herron Excluded From Congregational Church for Conduct Unbecoming

Grinnell Iowa June 4 The case of Professor George D Herron charged with conduct unbecoming a minister was heard by a district council of thirteen churches. The council expelled him unanimously. He said in a May 24 letter that he did not desert his children and urged freedom for family life and competition of love over legal bonds. He acknowledged the divorce and said he would announce his marriage to Miss Rand when she allows it. He refused to defend the divorce but insisted he would join no church duties and accepted his dismissal.

Professor Herron Miss Rand Council Congregational Iowa Socialist Cause Couse

Judgment Against W D Washburn

A judgment for 3.59 was entered yesterday against ex Senator William D. Washburn. The ruling names Washburn in a monetary action and reflects the court's decision in the case filed earlier.

W. D. Washburn William D. Washburn

One in a hundred baker's sack suit styles

A newspaper item notes a wide range of sack suit styles for bakers, with prices from $16 to $32, presenting a large selection and budget options for professional attire.

Melody Lawyers Move to Delay Kings County Jurors Office

An arrest order against William F. Melody to surrender the Kings County Jurors office was stayed pending appeal after Melody refused to relinquish the post to Jacob Brenner. The case ties up the office amid a constitutional challenge, as Brenner, a Republican, was appointed by the Appellate Division to replace Melody, a Democrat. Melody was ordered to hand over all office records, then jailed briefly before a stay obtained by Brenner’s counsel.

Maddox William F. Melody Supreme Court Kings County Jacob Brenner Marean Brenner Melody F. E. Crane Frenner

Hunt for Storage Birds Ends in City Search

Magistrate Flammer returns word that a three-warrant search of the Arctic Freezing Company at No 14 West street found nearly 49000 frozen birds alleged killed out of season. Criminal and civil actions will be brought against unnamed individuals, with ADA Walsh seeking indictments at the June term. State Game Protector Overton’s attorney P A McManus plans a civil suit before the Supreme Court.

Flammer Centre-st. Court John E. Overton Meade Arctic Freezing Company No. 14 Westst Walsh Day Tomorow P. A. McManus Overton Supreme Court

Hackett Sails for Liverpool to Open Don Cae ar's Return

Mr and Mrs James K Hackett depart Boston aboard the Commonwealth bound for Liverpool with plans to perform Victor Mapes’s Don Caesar's Return at Wallack's next fall for the first four weeks of the season. Hackett will visit London to see Mrs Hackett's ill sister and later rehearse in August. He will meet Winston Churchill before sailing regarding The Crisis. Cast includes Le Moyne Elliot Lanee Price Kirby Hamilton Hall Donnelly Hale Kent Le Loie Lamb and Florence Kahr.

James K. Hackett Commonwealth Boston Liverpool London Mr. Hackett Winston Churchill Don Casar W. J. le Moyne Arthur Elliot Lanee Price Clement R. Kirby Theodore Hamilton Thomas A. Hall Edward Donnelly Hale Hamilton Charles Kent George le Loie Wiliam Lamb Florence Kahr

Dickson Locomotive Works Sold to American Locomotive

Scranton, June 4 Special The deal for the purchase of the Dickson Locomotive Works by the American Locomotive Manufacturing Company was completed today. Local officials know few details of the sale. The Dickson plant employs about 750 workers and produces around 200 engines yearly. The Ickson Manufacturing Company, now part of Allis-Chalmers, formerly owned the works but agreed to operate the shops independently.

Scranton Penn Dickson Locomotive Works American Locomotive Manufacturing Company Dickson Locomotive Company Ickson Manufacturing Company Allis-Chalmers Company

Special Weber Piano Sale Extended One Week

Due to bad weather the Weber piano sale used by Maurice Grau Opera Company artists is extended to June 5. A limited assortment includes rented pianos returned by summer movers, all priced in plain figures at about half value. Used Weber Pianos from $250 upward and other makers from $100 upward. Cash or monthly payments.

Maurice Grau Opera Company Weber

Prominent Arrivals At The Hotels For The Day

A list of notable guests arriving at New York hotels including Charles E F Patterson of Troy at Albemarle Archibishop John Ireland and Rear Admiral A S Crowninshield at Fifth Avenue Lars Andersen Major Eugene Fechet Hoffmann ex Attorney General W Roensdale ex Mayor John P Hopkins Burage Ames McGuire Kilburn Saxton Ripley Green Elkins Hansbrough and others at various properties. Evening and afternoon events scheduled across city institutions including Gravesend Health Board New York University University Heights Cooper Union Cornell Medical College Merchant Tailors Society lecture Manhattan and Bronx School Board meetings and more.

Albemarle Charles EF. Patterson Troy Fifth Avenue John Ireland Minnesota A. S. Crowninshield A. & N. Cambridge Lars Andersen Washington Eugene Fechet A. Hoffman W. Rosendale Albany Impai John P. Hopkins Chicago Manhattan H. L. Burrage Boston Winthrop Ames North Binghamton Stephen B. Elkins West Virginia Hansbrough North Dakota Gravesend Health Board Board of Public Improvements New York University University Heights Cooper Union Cornell University Medical College First-ave Merchant Tailors’ Society Fifth Ave J. A. Heckman School Board of The Bronx

Italians Hail Street Cleaning Job Promises Scam

Complaints from Italians near James Street accuse men of taking from 5 to 15 dollars promising jobs in the Street Cleaning Department. Detectives arrested Charles W. Pane, 31, who claimed to be an insurance agent, after a tip from Antonio Peppilo about paying for a nonexistent position. Pane is charged with obtaining money under false pretenses.

Peltve Oux-st James-st Oak St Charles W. Pane Third Ave Antonio Peppilo James Sr Pane

Relief fund sent for China famine relief through Christian Herald

The first remittance of 200 dollars for China famine relief was sent by cable from The Christian Herald to Rev. Arthur H. Smith of Tien-Tsin, chairman of the relief committee. The committee will use its own judgment in distributing funds with support from United States Commissioner Rockhill and provincial authorities. A council meeting referred a pedlar ordinance restricting cries of wares outside hours to the Law Committee.

China Christian Herald Arthur H. Smith Tien-Tsin Missionary Relief Committee United States Rockhill Pedlera Law Committee

Woman teacher faces board on charges of misconduct

Miss Sarah A. Currie, formerly at Public School No. 134 Brooklyn, is suspended and must answer charges of gross misconduct insubordination neglect of duty and inefficiency before the School Board next Friday. Complaints allege acute religious mania and that she claims to be Jesus Christ’s representative and dictates religious instruction to pupils.

Sarah A. Currie Butler St Fourth Ave Brooklyn A. J. Dower Womiun Furly

Bliss in Brooklyn boy found after wandering home

Lawrence Bliss the Excise Inspector's three year old son wandered Monday morning from 468 Sixteenth Street Brooklyn. Patrolman O Gredy recovered him at Rose Cooper's home on Sixteenth Street. Cooper, intoxicated, was arrested and held on a charge of intoxication. The boy could not say his address and had followed a path toward Park Circle Fort Hamilton Avenue. The family planned to have the matter arraigned in the magistrate court.

Lawrence Fillis Leon Bliss Excise Department Sixteenth #t Brooklyn Ogredy Fifth-ave Rose Cooper Sixteenth-st Cooper Park Circle Fifteenth St Fort Hamilton Ave Bliss Buderst Lawrence

Sugar Dividends Declared by American Sugar Refining

The American Sugar Refining directors declared a 1 percent dividend on common stock and 1.4 percent on eligible preferred stock. The common rate matches the prior period. Sugar common fell to 146 1/2 before rebounding to 147 1/4. down 5 4 points on the day. Arbuckle Brothers reduced all soft sugar prices by 10 points. other refineries gave no formal cut but are said to be following informally.

American Sugar Refining Company Sugar Common Arbuckle Brothers

Fire record notes damages and owners at several addresses

A list records fire damage at multiple Manhattan addresses with amounts and names. Entries show values such as $200 at 670 Ninth Ave and $100 at 217 East Third Street, with owners or residents including H R List and Max Applebaum and others, plus notes of slight damage at several locations and a 3:10 pm timestamp.

Greenwichet J. Means Slight Fifth-ave Ninth-ave H. R. List East Third Max Appleblaat Willet St Josep Holtz Amsterdam-ave Peter Bushiars The Tribune Uptown Broadway List-st Ave 6Th-Ave 12Th-St Macy's Orton 14Th Columbus-ave 41St-St

Adelphi Art School Exhibition Dates and Hours

The annual Adelphi Art School exhibition will be held Friday and Saturday June 7 and 5 from 30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and from 7 to 10 p.m. Drawings for the prize competition will be on display during those hours.

Adelphi Art School

All Linen Summer Shirt and Grooming Remedies Ad

An old advertisement touts linen shirts from E and W titled A Summer Shirt All Linen. It promotes Grove's Ointment for skin troubles and burns, along with Parker's Hair Balsam claimed to renew the hair in households.

Grove Parker

Almanac Sun Times and Tidal Details

Daily miniature almanac lists sunrise at 4 29 and sunset at 7 27 with a moon rising. It notes moon age 15 and high water times at Sandy Hook Gov Island and Hell Gate with successive tides and hours.

A.M Sandy Hook Gov. Island Hell Gate

Liverpool June 4 Steamship Arrivals and Departures List

A June 4 shipping bulletin lists numerous steamers arriving and sailing from New York to European ports including Glasgow Rotterdam Philadelphia and Santos. Vessels named include Cufle Caven Excelsior Astoria Mesaba Amsterdam Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Themis Capri Dona Amelia St Irene Christiania Jupiter Heathburn Capri Trinidad Prince, with statuses Passed Sailed and Arrived and destinations Malta Genoa Aden Manila Gibraltar and Hong Kong.

Liverpool Cufle Caven New York Georgian Bry Parker Wieht Excelsior Ger Courtin Glasgow Astoria Bry Wilson Settly Mesaba Lowe London Lizard Amsterdam Roggeveen Rotterdam Armenia Kuhlewein Hamburg Philadelphia Antwerp Pennland Relay Nielsen Bremen Kaiser Wilhelm der Greese Gert Engelbart Cherbourg Southampton Ite Sen Moewille Astoria Oporto Dona Amelia Port Lopez Fayal Matta St Irene Clements Hong Kong Gibraltar Christiania Finekhein Genoa St Michaels Jupiter Span Calcutta Manila Heathburn Ketler Aden Singapore Pernambuco Merv Capri Rambusch Santos Bermuda Trinidad Pr Rane Pated Racao Gary Nor Pettersen Ocean Bay

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