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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1901

Page

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Honors To Americans At Grocers Hall In London

London notes the New York Chamber of Commerce dinner at Grocers Hall attended by American leaders Andrew Carnegie Levi Morton J Pierpont Morgan and Clement Griscom. English figures Lord Brassey Lansdowne and the Lord Chief Justice praised the exchange in a festive event marked by gold plate English roses and powerful applause.

New-York Tribune CABLE the Tribune London New-York Chamber of Commerce London Chamber of Commerce Grocers’ Hall Andrew Carnegie Levi P. Morton Samuel J. Tilden J. Pierpont Morgan Mr. Morton Morris K. Jesup Joseph H. Choate Lord Brassey Lord Lansdown Mr. Choate Lord Lansdowne Cornelius N. Bliss Lord Alverstone England Clement A. Griscom George G. Ward Lord Strathcona Mount Royal Lord Avebury Associated Chambers of Commerce

Derby Day Victory by Volodyovski in Record Time

London reports the Derby won by Volodyovski, ridden by L Reiff for W C Whitney, in a record 2 minutes 40 4-5 seconds. An American-dominant crowd cheered as Olympian led early, then Volodyovski surged to victory amid thick backer support for an English bred favorite.

CABLE the Tribune London W. C. Whitney Volodyovski L. Reiff Reiff Mr. Whitney Newmarket Foxhall P. Keene Olympian Cannon William III Veronese Fioriform Epsom London Chamber of Commerce Prince of Wales Lord Rosebery Mr. Morgan

Dinner speeches in London honor New York delegates

The London Chamber of Commerce banquet for New York Chamber delegates drew about three hundred guests. Lord Brassey and Lord Lansdowne spoke of friendship and peaceful cooperation between Britain and the United States, while Morris K. Jesup thanked the hosts. The gathering highlighted mutual faith in the two nations guiding world affairs and maintaining open trade and peace.

London London Chamber of Commerce New-York Grocers' Hall America Great Britain United States Morris K. Jesup New York Chamber of Commerce

Dante Society in London Notes and a Labori Tribute

London reports a Dante Society lecture in Harley Street with American ambassador introduction, linking Dante Botticelli to Italian art. Carnegie’s Scottish university funding aims for better cheaper education. M Labori speech at King’s Hall Holborn applauded, defending the right of defense and the global bar. Adverts for golf in Poland Spring and a Pennsylvania Limited to St. Louis ride.

London Dante Society Harley St Craigie Botticelli Harvard Longfellow Boston Lowell Norton Dante Society Foundation Cornell University John Morley Mr. Carnegie Scotland Carnegie

Immigrants' New Test Divides Medical Opinion In New York

The Tribune report on T W Powderly's order to examine all immigrants for tuberculosis drew mixed views from New York physicians. Some fear harshness and exclusion, while others argue current methods and home isolation are better. Dr George B Fowler calls the plan impracticable, noting incipient cases are hard to detect and careful, extended examination would be costly.

Tribune T. W. Powderly Immigration Fitchie New York Local Health Board

Tillman Withdraws Resignation as Senator by Telegraph

In Columbia South Carolina on June 5 Senator Tillman announced via telegram to Governor McSweeney that he withdraws his resignation from the U.S. Senate. He states there are three options still open including appealing to the Democratic Executive Committee or to the Senate, and he criticizes Senator McLaurin’s actions as undignified. He says the governor has no lawful power to compel a resignation and warns of potential double candidacies next year. He also mentions McLaurin’s vow to resign if Tillman yields unconditionally.

Department of Foreign Affairs United States McKinley Columbia S. C Tillman McSweeney McLaurin Worthy Democratic Executive Committee Senate Rob” Acres

Museum plans long China expedition for Buddhist studies

The American Museum of Natural History will send a multi year China expedition to collect ethnological specimens and study Buddhism. Dr B Latter will live among Buddhist priests near Peking for a year and then travel the interior. Dr Laufer, returning from Siberia, will join, with Shanghai first then Peking, and possible Manchuria work amid an unsettled China. three years away before return.

American Museum of Natural History China Siberia Corea B. Latter Peking Laufer Jesup San Francisco Shanghai Manchuria United States

Grand jury indicts Luis Moret Munoz in larceny case

The grand jury indicted Luis Moret Munoz for grand larceny in the first degree after he failed to deliver $41,490 to General Uribe Uribe of Colombia. He was arrested in San Juan aboard the transport McClellan and may face extradition or requisition proceedings under the insular cases ruling.

Luis Moret Munoz San Juan McClellan General Uribe-Uribe Colombia Munoz Caracas Uribe-Uribe Porto Rico Odell Washington Supreme Court United States Supreme Court Charles Frederick Adams Coudert Brothers Broadway de Lima Bidwell Downes

Portland Mine Sale Nears Completion in Cripple Creek

The Portland gold mine at Cripple Creek is reported closed at 21 million dollars, with Werener Biet & Co of London named as buyers. The two 20 acre mines form a solid block yielding 12 million so far with 3 million in dividends, and 5 million more in exposed ore bodies. London agents also seek the Gold Coin and Camp Bird mines.

Colorado Springs Col Portland Cripple Creek Werener Biet & Co London Stratton Camp Bird

Yale Princeton Baseball Game Special Train Service

The Pennsylvania Railroad will run a special train to Princeton and return June 8 leaving New York at 12 30 p m from West 23d Street Cortlandt and Desbrosses Streets 1240 p m arriving Princeton 2 10 p m returning 30 minutes after game end stopping Newark Elizabeth and New Brunswick in each direction.

Pennsylvania Railroad Princeton New York West 23d Cortlandt and Desbrosses Newark Elizabeth New Brunswick aAdot

Derby Victory for Volodyovski in Record Time

William C Whitney's Volodyovski wins the Derby in a record 2 minutes 4 5 seconds amid 24 starters. William III second, Veronese third. odds 5 to 2, 100 to 1, and 4 to 1 respectively. Dense crowd, sunny day, and celebrations afterward with Whitney expressing pride at the win.

Royal Blue Five Hour Trains to Washington Ad Narrowly

From New York Royal Blue Five Hour Trains depart Foot Liberty St 11 30 A M and 1 P M with the Royal Limited at 7 4 P M and fast solid trains at 10 A M 1 30 5 P M dining and cafe car service advertised. Poland Lane House Poland Maine now om Polawater Depot 3 Park Place N Y City to Washington in five hours.

Poland Poland Spring Maine Yotens Water Depot Park Place N. Y Poland Spring House Poland Line Houne Spring Lane House Polawater Depot N. Y. City Washington New York Royal Blue Liberty St Neers Nherry Advt

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