Republican Convention Nominates Stuart for Governor in 1906
Harrisburg June 6. The Republican State Convention at Lyceum Theatre nominates Ex-Mayor Stuart for Governor on the first ballot with 271 votes while Robert Murphy is chosen for Lieutenant Governor. Charles W. Stone, Louis Watres, and others receive smaller totals. The platform endorses Roosevelt administration, calls for corporate transparency and regulation, and opposes coal mine ownership by railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Murphy
Robert K. Young
Henry Houck
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Democratic State Convention Endorses Bryan Defeat Claims
Jefferson City Missouri June 6 the platform says Bryan was defeated by corrupt campaign contributions from trusts and that Missouri wants his 1908 presidential election. It endorses Folk Stone and other Democrats and calls for a general primary law tax reform good roads and direct Senate election while denouncing tariff and President Roosevelt policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
William J. Bryan
Missouri
Folk
Stone
Indorses
United States
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
W. N. Evans
Democratic Committee
Jefferson Davis Named U S Senator Candidate in Ark Slate Ticket
Hot Springs Ark June 6 The Democratic convention unanimously endorsed William J Bryan as standard bearer for 1900 and selected party nominees for state offices. Ticket includes United States Senator Jefferson Davis Governor J A Little Auditor A E Moore Secretary of State C Ludwig Treasurer L J Yates Attorney General W F Kirby Superintendent J J Doin Land Commissioner L J Kaufman Agricultural Commissioner Guy K Tucker Associate Justice J C Reddick Railroad Commissioners H T Hampton and J W Crockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Democratic Party
Staten
William J. Bryan
United States
Jefferson Davis
J. & Little
A. E. Moore
A. C Ludwig
L. Yates
W. F. Kirby
J. J. Doin
Land Commission
L. J. Kaufman
Agricultural Commission
Guy KB. Tucker
Justine
J. C. Reddick
H. T. Hampton
J. W. Crockett
Reception for William J. Bryan Planned by Democratic League
William Haazge, chairman of the Democratic Commercial Travellers Anti-Trust League, says headquarters open today at the Hotel Victoria for an August 1 Bryan reception. A full committee meeting is set for Monday with additions to the committee from Connecticut Tennessee Brooklyn and other names including Lewis Nixon Alexander Troup James Head Alfred Boulton Richard Croker Jr Edward Cahill Gustave Lansing William Weir William Bell J.A. and Isaac Frank. Nixon chairs the constitution committee to meet Mr Gustave Lansing. Isaac Frank and J.A. were named to a railroad transportation committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Haazge
Democratic Commercial Travellers’ Anti-Trust League
William J. Bryan
League
Hotel
Victoria
Heage
Lewis Nixon
Alexander Troup
Connecticut
James T. Head
Tennessee
Alfred J. Boulton
Brooklyn
Richard Croker, Jr
Edward
Dunn Addresses Republican State Headquarters
Colonel George W. Dunn, chairman of the Republican State Committee, spoke at the Fifth Avenue Hotel headquarters. He supported Timothy L. Woodruff for state chairman before Woodruff exited the race, then endorsed William Barnes of Albany. Ex-Representative L. E. Suppy also visited, touting Herbert Par but opposing him and casting doubt on President overthrow, conceding only five districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Dunn
Republican State Committee
Fifth Avenue
Dunn
Timothy L. Woodruff
Woodruff
William Barnes
Albany
L. E. Su
Suse
Herbert Parbut
Quigg
Candi Poceny
Ten
Coe
Mek
Binghamton
McCabe Poised for State Democratic Chairmanship Clash
Albany county boss Patrick E. McCabe is lined up to become state chair as Belmont Hill forces win the inside fight. Cord Meyer may call a committee meeting within three weeks to elect McCabe, while Sheehan Herrick backers push for Francis Burton Harrison or compromise figure William Church Osborn of Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheehan-Herrick
Belmont-Hill
Patrick E. McCabe
Albany County
Belmont
David &. Hill
McCabe
Cord Meyer
Francis Burton Harrison
Sheehan
Maurice M. Minton
Hill
Minton
Packy" McCabe
Packy
David B. Hill
D. Cady Herrick
Mr. Belmont
William Church Osborn
Putnam
Medical Papers Read At AMA Fifty-Seventh Session
Boston June 6 The American Medical Association meeting featured papers and discussions across clinics at city hospitals and exhibits at Mechanics Hall. Notable talks covered insanity and its cure, stomatology joint with the Massachusetts Dental Society, and studies on alcohol and narcotics including dipsomanta and inebriety in rail accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
American Medical Association
Mechanics’ Hall
Harvard Medical School
Back Bay
Mechanics’ Building
New England
Henry St. 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. Marcy
T. H. McNicholl
New York
T. S. Mays
Philadelphia
Fidelity Fire Insurance Company Formed in New York
Henry Evans of Continental Insurance leads a new group announcing the Fidelity Fire Insurance Company of New York with capital of 1 million dollars and a 1.5 million dollar surplus. The plan places management under Continental and offers Continental shareholders one Fidelity share per each Continental share. If unm subscribed by June 18 1906, remaining stock will be allotted to other unions.
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
Ttig
Fidelity Fire Insurance Company
Doctor Drags Stage Howls Disrupts Cohan Show
Dr. Robert E. Jones a veterinary surgeon from 647 Eighth avenue was drunk and disorderly at the Aerial Gardens New Amsterdam Theatre last night. He rushed the footlights shouted for a song and caused a scuffle as ushers and police removed him to a cell. George M. Cohan resumed the act after a brief interruption. Earlier reports placed Jones at the Waldorf Astoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Jones
Eighth Avenue
George M. Cohan
Aerial Gardens
New Amsterdam Theatre
West 37Th Street
Jones
Cohan
George
Tenderloin
Waldorf-Astoria
Lockout Blocks NYC Carpenters as 12500 Members Struck
More than 250 buildings in New York City are involved in the lockout of about 12 000 Brotherhood of Carpenters members after a vote by the Building Trades Employers' Association board of governors. Some workers were paid off Tuesday and again yesterday, while others reported to work at the Knickerbocker Hotel and nearby sites. Brooklyn carpenters still strike in solidarity with the Brooklyn dispute despite Justice Gaynor's decision. Carpenters head to Labor Temple as headquarters while union officials critique the judge’s choice. The Employers' board will reconvene next Monday to decide further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Court of Appeals rules against Edison in insurance case
The New York Court of Appeals upheld judgments for eight fire insurance companies seeking about 100000 against the Edison electric company after a five year case arising from a Third avenue and 190th street fire. The court barred evidence from the National Board of Fire Underwriters and city inspection certificates, and held city statutes inadmissible. Damages payable by Edison follow this ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Edison Company
Third Avenue
190Th Street
Edi- 60N Company
Insurance Companies
Ther
German-American Insurance Company
Liverpool
London and Globe
The
Home
Aztna
Agricultural of Watertown
Westchester
North British
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Board of Electrical Control
City of
New York
City of New York
Close in N Y Destination and steamers
Details list multiple ocean routes and sailings to Japan Corea and China via ports in San Francisco Tacoma and Honolulu with times June 8 and June 11 and ships including Aki Maru and U S transport noting varied itineraries and transfer points
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Cores
China
Betts SR Ae
Hawaii
Corea
Korea
San Francisco
Tencer
Tacoma
Guam
Philippine Islands
U. S. Transport
Shipping News Arrivals and Quarantine Status From Bar
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse arrived Bremen May 79 and Southampton May 30 with 525 cabin and 585 steerage passengers. Bar status logged at 4 07 am. Several other vessels listed with origins, destinations, passenger counts, and quayside arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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. Ltd
Moise
Bar
Francesca
Bussanich
Patras
Phelps Bros
Moi
Verona
Nor
Oxholm
Port Morant
United Fruit Company
Miise
Fernfield
Smith
John ©. Seager Co
Sarnia
Wintzer
Savanilla
Cartagena
Port Limon
Kingston
House Subcommittee Backs Town Topics Inquiry
A House Post Office and Post Roads subcommittee favors Representative Cochran’s resolution asking the Postmaster General if Town Topics is admitted to the mails and whether its alleged blackmail revenue is aided by the government. The measure cites the Hapgood libel case and aims for full committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
House Committee On Post Offices
W. Bourke Cochran
Postmaster General
House
Post Office Department
J. M. Devel
Cochran
Hotel Man for Deacon Ordination at Trinity Church
Friends of Rufus W. Frost, longtime manager of the Broadway Central Hotel, learned he will be ordained to the permanent diaconate next Sunday at Trinity Church. Bishop Greer will officiate with Archdeacon Nelson preaching. Several clergy will assist. The permanent diaconate entails no difference in office, though education and seminary training are typical prerequisites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus W. Frost
Broadway Central
Trinity Church
Frost
Episcopal Church
Greer
Nelson
Majestic May Dock After Wireless Report
Marine intelligence notes the ship Majestic, reported yesterday by wireless, may dock around 5 am today. The almanac lists sunrise and sunset times and high water marks at Sandy Hook and Governor's Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Tell
Majestic
Hamburg American Line Passengers and Vessels Sightings
Shipping list notes 36 cabin passengers aboard Hamburg American Line steamers and other vessels sailing around Havana Philadelphia and Bar area. Quarantine times noted. Mooring at Bar and Bayonne waterway passages. multiple ships including Morro Castle Old Dominion and Baltic listed with destinations and cargo or passengers. Weather at Sandy Hook wind west moderate with thick haze reported June 6 at 9:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salle
Amerika
Hamburg
Hamb-Am
la Lorraine
Havre
French
United States
Copenhagen
Vigilancia
Campeche
Ward
Hertersius
Argentine
Houston
Grosser Kurfurst
Bremen
G Lloyd
Macon
Savannah
Jefferson
Norfolk
Old Dominion
JUNE
Antilla
Cienfuegos
Hamilton
Lucania
Liverpool
Cunard
Philadelphia
Southampton
Broomland
Antwerp
Curacoa
Metro Cast
el Sud
Galveston
Morgan
el Paso
New Orleans
Concho
Mallory
Morroe
Hamburg-American Line
Bar
Gutt Heil
Ger
Wicke
Havana
P m
E! Alba
Southern Pacific Company
Moise
Morro Castle
Downs
James E Ward
Baltic
Queenstown
Statendam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Liguria
Ital
Genoa
Naples
Innsbrook
Idaho
Hull
Bradford
Port Antonio
Montego Bay
Mohawk
Hubert
Para
Maranham
Arkansas
Dan
Comus
Roma
Marseilles
Grenada
Trinidad
Altai
Port de Paix
Port Au Prince
Horace
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Olinda
Nuevitas
Gibara
Alamo
Pretoria
Semnes
Bermuda
Texan
San Diego
San Francisco
Sandy Hook
Movements of Steamers Across the Atlantic June 6
Maritime notices record arrivals and departures in multiple ports. Vessels include the Teutonic Barr Caronia and Kaiser Wilhelm II sailing from Liverpool Bremen and Cherbourg while Deutschland La Provence and other ships route via New York, Havre, Plymouth and Boulogne. Wireless contact reported Nieuw Amsterdam off Brow Head 150 miles west awaiting Boulogne arrival.
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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
Pretoria
Schrotter
Fromburg
Dover
Bristol
Wells City
King
Havre
Daleby
Ramsey
la Provence
Altix
Peerection
America
Luciani
Huelva
Glenroy
Spink
Sth
Albuera
Grady
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Amsterdam
Brilliant
Schroeder
Lizard
Paseed
Alix
Hutchinson
Antwerp
Scilly
Deutschland
Kaempff
Plymouth
Hamburg
Naples
Claridge
Santos
Oliver
Rito Janeiro
Coffin
Payal
Republic
McAuley
Ponta Delgada
Gibraltar
Brow Head
Nieuw Amsterdam
Boner
Boulogne
Rotterdam
Atlantic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pennsylvania
Department of Justice
Congress
Say Trusts
Bryan
Commercial Travellers’ Anti-Trust League
Colonel Dunn
William Barnes, Jr
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
M’cabe
Herrick
American Medical Society
NEW Fire Company
Fidelity of
Victory For Insurance
Electric Light Company
Paris
Madras
Transpacific
N. Y
Valdivia
San Marcos
Gerca
White Star
Memphis
Savanna
Glasgow
Swansea
Panama
Columbia
Brooklyn City
Shipping News
Port of
Deacon
Trinity
Marine Intelligence
Monterey
Era Cruz
Weeeeee Ward
Brayamo
Avana
Tee
Brookisn City
Ansea
Teeta Wrens
Earl & Wilson
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Brooklyn Jockey Club
East 4Th Street
Island Railroad
L.ec
Sth Ave. Culver
City Hall
Bridge
Flatbush Ave
39Th Se
Culver
Broadway Ferries
Delancey St
Jameburgh Bridge
Reid Ave
Wat
Greenpoint Ferries
Tompkins
N.Y
Cope
WM. T
Isthmian Canal Commission
Washington, D. C
Isthmian Canalommission
Department of the Chicago
St Louis
Jeffersonville
Ind
Gulf
Atlanta
Mobile
Ala
D. W. Ross
Ing Cer
State Street
Rossel
W. S
Jacksonville
Fila
Trout Creek Shoal
St. Johns River
Fla
Mely
Frank Shank
Maj
Pancama Rail Road Company
Pasama Rail Road Company
New
Alfred Anderson
Sean Bee
Lighth Avenue
49Th Street
Dreamland
E. Dixey
Ont Bernhard
Ari Mao
Princess
Harvard
Baw
Br B
York
Erat
Blanche Ring
Ammersteen
St. Erway
Aue
Paradise Roof Gardens
Broadway
Maude Adams Perer Ras
Lyceum Eee
St. Evga
Savoy
Patsy
Mats
Lhambra
Ith Ave
I Mats
Dally
Vesta Tilley
Walter Kelly
Mabel Hite
Ralph Genaro
GiRk
MUSEE
Stic Med
We Is Tribune
Sith
O'Cloce
Zid
Uh Ave
Pith St
Ada
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