Stuart for Governor Murphy Named as Mate
Harrisburg June 6 The Republican State Convention met to nominate Governor Lieutenant Governor Auditor General and Secretary of Internal Affairs Ex Mayor Stuart of Philadelphia won the Governor nomination on the first ballot with 271 votes The convention adopted a platform praising President Roosevelt and calling for firm regulation of big corporations Robert S Murphy was chosen Lieutenant Governor and Robert K Young Auditor General Henry Houck Secretary of Internal Affairs The delegates adjourned
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Harrisburg
Penn
Lyceum
Rollal
Olmsted
Dauphin County
William M. Brown
T. H. Murray
Clearfield
J. W. Thompson
Fayette
Louis Watres
Scranton
Stuart
Philadelphia
Charles W. Stone
Warren
Thompson
Watres
Stone
Murray
Brown
Robert S. Murphy
Robert K. Young
Henry Houck
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Congress
Democratic Platform Denounces Trusts and Backs Bryan
Jefferson City Mo June 6 The Democratic State Convention adopts a platform claiming trusts corrupted Bryan campaign funds defeated him and endorses his 1908 presidential bid Missouri calls for direct Senate elections a general primary and good roads It also censures Roosevelt on tariff railroad rate and Oklahoma statehood while endorsing Folk Stone and local Democrats and re electing Judge Evans as state chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
William J. Bryan
Missouri
Folk
United States
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Oklahoma
Jefferson Davis Heads Hot Springs Democratic Ticket
In Hot Springs Arkansas on June 6 the state Democratic convention endorsed William J. Bryan for the 1896 presidential nomination and named the party ticket for the coming general election. United States Senator Jefferson Davis leads the list alongside Gov J Sattle and state officers including J E Moore Auditor and A C Ludwig Secretary of State. Other names cover J L Yates Treasurer W P Kirby Attorney General J J Doin Superintendent of Public Instruction L L Kaufman Land Commissioner Guy Tucker Associate Justice J C C Reddick and Railroad Commissioners H T Hampton and J W Crockett.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Democratic Party
Wiliam J. Bryan
United States
Jefferson Davis
J. §. Sattle
J. E. Moore
A. C. Ludwig
J. L. Yates
W. P. Kirby
J. J. Doin
Land Commission
L. L. Kaufman
Agricultural Commission
GUY &, Tucker
J_ Cc. REDDICK
H. T. Hampton
J. W. Crockett
Reception for William J. Bryan Planned by League
William Hoage announces a reception for William J. Bryan to be followed by a meeting at the Hotel Victoria. The Democratic Commercial Travellers' Anti-Trust League opens its headquarters today with a large reception committee including Lewis Nixon Alexander Troup James T. Head Alfred J. Boulton Richard Croker Jr Edward Cahill Gustave Lansing William Weir and others to organize transport and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Hoage
Democratic Commercial Travellers’ Anti-Trust League
William J. Bry
League
Hotel
Victoria
Mr. Hoage
Lewis Nixon
Alexander Troup
Connecticut
James T. Head
Tennessee
Alfred J. Boulton
Brooklyn
Richard Croker, Jr
Edward Cahill
Gustave Lansing
William Weir
William Bell
J.a
Isaac Frank
Consu
Mr. Bryan
J. A. Maddy
Colonel Dunn Visits Republican State Headquarters
Col George W Dunn of Binghamton, former Republican State Committee chair, called at the Fifth Avenue Hotel headquarters. He favored Tim for state chairman until Woodruff quit the race, and urged electing William Barnes Jr of Albany. Another caller, ex-representative Herbert Par, criticized Par but now opposes him.
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George W. Dunn
Binghamton
Republican State Committee
Fifth Avenue
Dunn
Tim
Mr. Woodruff
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Cae Eed
Herbert Par
Hhien Ounr
Quigg
Wamaie
McCabe as Likely State Chairman in Albany Democratic Split
The Belmont Hill faction now appears to back Patrick E. McCabe for state chairmanship after routing Sheehan Herrick in the county race. Cord Meyer may call a state committee meeting within three weeks to elect McCabe, while the rival plan favored Francis Burton Harrison.
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Sheehan-Herrick
Belmont-Hill
Patrick E. McCabe
Albany Ccounty
Belmont
David B. Hill
McCabe
Cord Meyer
State Committee
Francis Burton Harrison
Sheehan
Maurice M. Minton
Hill
Minton
Packy
Albany County
D. Cady Herrick
Mr. Hill
Mr. Belmont
William Church Osborn
Putnam
Medical Papers Read At Annual American Medical Association Meeting
Boston hosts the fifty-seventh annual AMA session with clinics at city hospitals and exhibits at Mechanics Hall. Discussions cover insanity cures, nervous and mental diseases, stomatology joint sessions with the Massachusetts Dental Society, and papers on alcohol and narcotics including dipsomanta and inebriety’s impact on rail accidents.
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Boston
American Medical Association
Mechanics’ Hall
Harvard Medical School
Back Bay
Mechanics’ Building
New England
Henry S. Upton
Cleveland
Massachusetts Dental Society
General Society
John F. McLaughlin
North Adams
M. C. Smith
Lynn
George E. Savage
Worcester
N. A. Stanley
New Bedford
Charles W. Rodgers
Dorchester
Joseph T. Paul
Carl R. Lindstrom
American Society For the Study of
C. J. Douglas
H. O. Marey
T.H. McNicholl
New York
T. S. Mays
Philadelphia
Fidelity Fire Insurance Company Formed In New York
Henry Evans and a group including G E Kline Francis Hine William Moore and others announced the incorporation of Fidelity Fire Insurance Company of New York with capital of 1 000 000 and surplus 1 500 000. Stock priced at 250 per share, to be issued to Continental Insurance Company shareholders with one share in Fidelity for each Continental share. Subscriptions unpaid by June 18 196 will be reallocated to other subscribers to begin business by July 1 19%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Evans
Continental Insurance Company
G. E. Kline
Francis L. Hine
William H. Moore
E. C. Converse
J. N. Wallace
John J. Riker
George Blumenthal
Donald Mackay
John P. Branch
Samuel A. Walsh
Henry K. Pomroy
Henry C. Tinker
Fidelity Fire Insurance Company of
New York
Rsans
Fidelity Fire Insurance Company
Dr Robert E Jones Disrupts Cohan Show at Aerial Gardens
Veterinary surgeon Robert E Jones of 647 Eighth Avenue rushed the stage during The Governors Son at the New Amsterdam Theatre to address George M Cohan. He was wrestled away by ushers and held at the West 37th Street police station for drunken and disorderly conduct. Jones had prior lodging at the Tenderloin station after rough housing at the Waldorf Astoria.
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Robert E. Jones
Eighth Avenue
George M. Cohan
Aerial Gardens
New Amsterdam Theatre
West 37Th Street
Jones
Cohan
George
Tenderloin
Waldorf-Astoria
Transpacific Mails: Schedules and Steamer Routes
Close in New York destination details show Japan Korea and China routes via Seattle and San Francisco. Timings include June 20 12:30am for Japan Korea via Tacoma and June 8 6:00pm for Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands via San Francisco with U S transport.
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Japan
Cores
China
Lockout of Carpenters Halts NYC Building Trade Work
More than 250 buildings in New York City shut down as 12 000 carpenters go on strike following the Building Trades Employers Association decision. Some sites paid workers off. others saw no labor trouble. Carpenters gather at the Labor Temple as Brooklyn carpenters continue their dispute.
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New York City
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Board of Governors
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Knickerbocker Hotel
Brooklyn
Justice Gaynor
Labor Temple
East Sith Street
Daniel F. Featherson
New York
Building Trades Club
Proadway
Hamburg American Line Ships Arrive Quarantine Reports
The notice lists multiple Hamburg American Line vessels with cabin passengers and cargo, detailing arrivals and quarantines at Bar, Havana, and Galveston. It records dates May 31 to June 6, including sailings of Steamer Morro Castle Old Dominion Arizonan and others, with weather notes and final Sandy Hook observations.
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Amerika
Hamburg
Hamb-Am
la Lorraine
Havre
French
United States
Copenhagen
Vigilancia
Campeche
Ward
Hortensius
Argentine
Houston
Grosser Kurf
Cienfuegos
Hamilton
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Lucania
Liverpool
el Sud
Galveston
Morgan
el Paso
New Orleans
Concho
Mallory
Morroe
Hamburg-American Line
Moise
Bar
Gutt Heil
Ger
Wicke
Havana
W D Munson
The
Burton
Boston
Joy Steamship Company
Fire Island
Arizonan
Tapley
Philadelphia
Dearborn & Lapham
Mdise
Bluefields
Hastings
Baltimore
H C Foster
Victory for Insurance in Edison Fire Case
The New York Court of Appeals ruled for eight fire insurance companies in a five year suit seeking about 100000 against the Edison electric light company. The fire at Third Avenue and 199th Street in 1891 burned a block due to defective wires. The court rejected evidence from the National Board of Fire Underwriters and city rule certificates as competent proof, holding statutes and inspections non evidentiary. Damages must be paid by the Edison company. other suits involving the same issues are pending.
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Court of Appeals
Edison Company
Third Avenue
199Th Street
Sulut
Insurance Companies
German-American Insurance Company
Liverpool
London and Globe
The
Home
Tna
Agricultural of Watertown
Westchester
North British and Mercantile
British Assurance
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Board of Electrical Control
City of
New York
Shipping News Arrivals From Various Steamers and Ports
The steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grossecaller German liner to Oelrichs & Co with 525 cabin and 585 steerage passengers and mails. Barbarossa to Oelrichs & Co with 263 cabin and 1,575 steerage passengers. Queen Adelaide to W R Grace & Co with calls at Mollendo Callao Arica Caleta Bueno Iquique Coronel Montevideo St Lucia. Rotterdam to Philip Ruprecht in ballast. Carpathia to Cunard with 248 cabin and 2,254 steerage passengers. Catanmiar Francesca to Phelps Bros with 7 cabin and 1,360 steerage passengers. Citta di Genova to Bolognesi Hartfield & Co with 29 cabin and 1,014 steerage passengers. Apache to Clyde Ss Co with passengers. Jefferson to Old Dominion Ss Co with passengers. Jamestown to Old Dominion Ss Co with passengers. Wiryah off Highlands. Verona to United Fruit Company with 4 passengers. Fernfield to W D Munson with mail and moise. Eastern Prince to John C Seager Co with 4 passengers, mails and moise. Sarnia bound for Savanilla Cartagena Port Limon Kingston.
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Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Ger
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Oelrichs & Co
Barbarossa
Langrueter
Queen Adelaide
MacKay
Mollendo
Callao
Arica
Caleta Bueno
Iquique
Coronel
Montevideo
St Lucia
W R Grace & Co
Rotterdam
Boyesen
Amsterdam
Philip Ruprecht
Carpathia
Pentecost
Trieste
Fiume
Palermo
Naples
Gibraltar
Cunard Ss Co
Moise
Catanmiar Francesca
Bussanich
Patras
Phelps Bros
Citta di Genova
Ital
Magnano
Geroa
Bolognesi, Hartfield & Co
Apache
Staples
Jacksonville
Charleston
Clyde Ss Co
Jefferson
Dole
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion Ss Co
Jamestown
Verona
Nor
Oxholm
Port Morant
United Fruit Company
Miise
Bar
Fernfield
Smith
Bahia
Barbadoes
John C. Seager Co
Sarnia
Wintzer
Savanilla
Cartagena
Port Limon
Kingston
Movements of Steamers Across Atlantic Routes
Ship notices report arrivals and sailings from Queenstown Plymouth Boulogne and other ports. Vessels include Teutonic Caronia Kaiser Wilhelm II Iris Paula Deutschland La Provence and Nieuw Amsterdam with routes to New York Cherbourg Havre Plymouth and Rotterdam. The Deutschland and La Provence raced to cross the Atlantic with La Provence slightly faster.
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Queenstown
Teutonic
Thompson
New York
Liverpool
Caronia
Barr
London
Columbian
Masters
Boston
Narragansett
James
Southampton
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Ger
Hogemann
Bremen
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Iris
Berg
Sytor
Fernandina
Paula
Hettmeyer
Washington
Schleemilch
Plymouth
Deutsch— Land
Kaempff
Glenroy
Spink
Albuera
Grady
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Amsterdam
Brilliant
Schroeder
Lizard
Paseoteamers la Provence
Alix
Hutchinson
Antwerp
Scilly
Naples
Claridge
Santos
Oliver
Rio Janeiro
Coffin
Fayal
Republic
McAuley
Ponta Delgada
Gibraltar
Brow Head
Nieuw Amsterdam
Bonfer
Boulogne
Rotterdam
la Provence
Havre
Atlantic
House Eyes Town Topics Mail Question in Cochran Resolution
A House sub committee reported favorably on Representative Cochran's resolution asking the Postmaster General to state whether Town Topics is admitted to the mails and if government action aided its alleged extortion by blackmail. The measure cites the Hapgood libel case and may be acted on by the full committee.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
House Committee On Post Offices
W. Bourke Cochran
House
Post Office Department
Cochran
Norman Hapgood
J. M. Deuel
Hotel Man for Deacon Named in Trinity Church
Friends of Rufus W. Frost learned he will be ordained to the permanent diaconate in the Episcopal Church next Sunday at Trinity Church. Bishop Greer will officiate Archdeacon Nelson will preach. The service will include several clergymen assisting. The permanent diaconate carries no priestly powers unless seminary training is completed.
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Rufus W. Frost
Broadway Central
Trinity Church
Frost
Episcopal Church
Greer
Nelson
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Update
The naval section notes sunrise at 4 29 and sunset at 7 27 with moonset at 8 27 and moon age high water times for Sandy Hook and Gov Island. The Majestic, reported yesterday by wireless around 5 am, will dock today according to the latest bulletin.
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Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Gare
Majestic
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Itville
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Corps of Engineers
Isthmian Canal
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Isthmian Canal Commission
Ington
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Colonial Daily
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Royal Italian Orchestra
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