May Oust Dr Foster Book Excites Baptists
Chicago June 7 Profess or George B Foster of the University of Chicago faced a Baptist meeting to withdraw him from the ministry and surrender his ordination papers. The motion failed due to a constitutional provision cited by Professor A K Parker with the vote postponed to June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George B. Foster
University of Chicago
Johnstone Myers
Immanuel Baptist Church
Foster
Monay
Dr. Myers
Professor Parker
Parker
Karr
Mathews
Jesus
Mr. Mathews
Professor Foster
Ancient and Honorable Artillery parade marks 271st anniversary
Boston observes Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company day with a parade and church service. Governor reviews officers and a dinner is planned. Notables include Colonel J Payson Bradley leading the honorary staff and members of the New York Old Guard marching in the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Boston
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
J. Payson Bradley
Regular Army
Old Guard of
New York
Ellis Briggs
A. P. Vredenburgh
A. Geeth
G. J. Bascom
A. E. Dick
G. S. Youngling
W. A. Damer
Byron Alger
A. M Hearn
G. H. Carson
M. M. Cooper
H. D. Harris
W. Grantock
J. G. Liekens
C. M. Chase
A. Calhoun
C. F. Webder
C. A. Fallen
Growth at Consolidated 5 Pine Exchange Report
The Consolidated Pine Exchange reports growth in volume and diversified interest for the year ended May 31. Clearances reached 141.79 million shares, grain clearances totaled 211.752 million bushels, and transfer taxes from new members rose to $33.50. Membership stands at 1,239 with eightynine new applications and seven withdrawals. The committee opposes readmission of suspended members with large note debts unless assets cover liabilities, and rejects the proposed readmission of Ennis & Stoppart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated 5 Pine Exchange
Committee On Membership
Commitlee
Ennis &Stoppart
Silsace Fnty
Gratesty
Boston Senate Defeats Bill to Create Holding Company
In Boston on June 7 the Massachusetts Senate defeated a move to defeat the bill creating a holding company for the Boston and Maine Stockholders held by John L Billard of Meriden Connecticut. Senator Cowee Worcester argued the bill was broader than the governors message and needed charter amendments. President Treadway ruled the point not well taken after a half hour of debate. Cowee then proposed a substitute reflecting his views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston & Maine
John L Billard
Meriden
Cowee
Patrick’s New Bid for Freedom Faces Ongoing Fight
Aion challenges his conviction in the Rice murder case from Sing Sing. He carries on daily tasks in the sash and blind shop while drafting letters to his lawyers and brother in law John T. Milliken of St Louis. Milliken reportedly funds the legal battle to overturn the Marsh Rice verdict as the Appellate Division rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert T. Patrick
Patrick
Sing Sing
John T. Milliken
St ‘Louis
William Marsh Rice
Appellate Divi
Allendorf Appointed Deputy Collector in charge of liquidating division
Elbert J. Allendorf, a 1888 customs service veteran, was named Deputy Collector in charge of the seventh or liquidating division by Collector Loeb to succeed the late Harrt N. Esterbrook. The move cites merit and experience for duties on imports and protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert J. Allendorf
Customs Service
Naval Office
Loeb
Allendorf
Harrt N. Esterbrook
Civil Service
France
Germany
Italy
England
Mar
Martin Lake
Shields
Celso de Villar
Treasury
Montreal
Itt
Plan for contract medical care gains advocates at Atlantic City meeting
Eminent physicians at the American Academy of Medicine favor contract practice offering patients small monthly payments and physician attendance at illness without extra charge. Dr L Benedict of Buffalo argues it helps wage earners and secures physicians against unpaid bills, while Dr Woods Hutchinson of New York backs the plan as insurance against medical debts. Other topics include health clubs and a gentler morphine cure. Officers elected include James H. McBride as president and W Blair Stewart as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
American Academy of Medicine
L. Benedict
Buffalo
Woods Hutchinson
New York
Charles J. Sheedon
H . Partes
Eatontown
James H. McBride
Pasadena
Cal
Philip Zenner
Cincinnati
W. Blair Stewart
Ruth Webster Lathrop
Philadelphia
H. W. Loeb
St. Louis
Charles MacIntyre
Easton
Penn
Alexander R. Craig
Attacked by Madman in Pompton Home
Miss Sarah Graham, sister of the late James A. Graham, was seized by an insane servant named Antonio at her Pompton home, as a dozen farmhands restrained him after she cried out. he had priorly worked for the Graham family and later for another household. Also, Shannon Mining stock rose to 3,300,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Sarah Graham
James A. Graham
Pompton
Antonio
Graham
Miss Graham
Mrs Eddy Rival Calls for Opening Church Secrets
The document cites Mrs. Eddy’s clash with reformers as she vows to expose a “house of mystery” in Boston and dismantle a Vatican setup. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, discussed buying the 97th street Central Park West corner to protect its 96th street edifice, broker Frank D. Veillier arranging the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Plaza Church
Mother Church
Vatican
First Church of Christ, Scientist
96Th
97Th Streets
Frank D. Veillier
Foreign Missionaries Dine At Presbyterian Banquet
The Presbyterian Union of New York hosted its annual missionary banquet at the Hotel Savoy on Fifth Avenue and 8th Street. New appointees and furloughing missionaries from China, Japan, Africa, Persia, Siam, Laos and other lands attended, sharing vivid stories of their upcoming work. Frederick A. Booth presided with War ner Van Norden, Dr. Francis Brown, and Dr. Gibson among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Union of
New York
Hotel Savoy
Fifth Avenue
8Th Street
China
Japan
Africa
Persia
Siam
Laos
Frederick A. Booth
Presbyterian Tnion
Warner van Norden
Union
Francis Brown
Union Theological Seminary
George W. Fulton
Foreign Board of Presbyterian Missions
Dr. Gibson
London
Man Resists Surgery After Gunfight Wounds
Thomas Smith of 306 East 192nd Street, shot three times in a Harlem fight with John McNally, refused surgery at Harlem Hospital. Despite doctors and family urging operation, he insisted on being sent home, though physicians warned the wound could be fatal without operation. Smith, a two hundred pound strongman, remains in serious danger, with a renewed attempt to return him to the hospital planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McNally
Thomas Smith
No. 306
East 192d Street
Harlem
Emith
Smith
Wise Seeks Heinze Copper Company Records
United States Attorney Henry A. Wise claims possession of the books of F. Augustus Heinze's United Copper Company and thirty five missing leaves. The records were located through a grand jury aided by Secret Service access to express company ledgers. Indictments in the Heinze case may follow as the grand jury continues its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Henry A. Wise
F. Augustus Heinze
United States Copper Company
Federal Building
Grand Jury
Secret Service
Manhattan
Mr. Wise
United Copper Company
Heinze
Dinner of Friendship links United States England and Japan
Colonel Robert M Thompson hosted a dinner honoring Vice Admiral Baron Uriu and Captain Henry Pelly. The event framed a nondefensive alliance of friendship among the US England and Japan with speeches stressing peace and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M Thompson
Baron Sotokichi Uriu
Henry Bertram Pelly
United States
England
Japan
Brownson
Leonard Wood
Elbert H. Garr
United States Steel Corporation
Kokichi Midzune
Takutaro Sakai
Tokio Exposition
Stephen H. P. Pell
Baroness Uriu
Pelly
Uriu
Chemulpo
Edward VII
Thompson
Baron Uria
Colonel Thompson
Captain Pelly
Annapolis
Albany sees sharp auto registration and corporate gains
Secretary of State Koenig reports for January to May a clear rise in automobile owner and chauffeur registrations, with receipts rising from 3 59898 to 33 97821. The five month period also shows about a thousand more new corporations and a substantial tax receipts gain over 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Koenig
Automobile Department
Koeniz
Governor Addresses Opticians Dinner in Albany
Governor Hughes spoke to the Optical Society of the State of New York at their annual dinner in Albany praising a vetoed bill later shaping a measure he approved. Officers were elected: President RE Arrington Rochester and others across Utica Buffalo Albany Syracuse and Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optical Society of the
State of New York
Hotel Ten Eyck
RE Arrington
Rochester
A. M. Kinney
Utica
J R. Simcox
Buffalo
P. A. Dilworth
New York
Charles F. Prentice
Mr. Fisher
Mount Kisco
B. Strauss, Sr
Kingston
Benjamin W. Smith
Albany
Richard Perton
Tuca
F. E. Robbins
Elmira
J. 8. Newing
Binghamton
H. G. Watts
Syracuse
W. W. Bissell
B. B. Clark
George R. Bausch
Roger Williams
E. V. Surcher
J. W. Jarvis
Railroads announce large steel car orders and locomotive contracts
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans to order ten thousand freight cars and one hundred passenger cars. Recent orders include one hundred steel passenger cars for the Chicago and Northwestern and seventy for the Northern Pacific, plus one hundred locomotives and three thousand freight cars for the Western Pacific built by the American Car and Foundry Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Chicago & Northwestern
Northern Pacific
Western Pacific
American Car and Foundry Company
City Faces Large Bid Turnout For $40 Million Bond Issue
Controller Metz reported a flood of sealed bids for the $40,000,000 four percent bonds to be sold at 2 pm. Bond brokers in the financial district indicated efforts to form combinations to bid the entire issue. Proceeds will fund multiple city needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Financial District
Ed Callahan fatally shot in Breathitt feud ambush
Ex sheriff Ed Callahan was shot at his Crockettssville home in Jackson Kentucky while a murder attempt aimed at his son William occurred. The attack amid long running Breathitt County feuds involved at least two assassins and followed a disputed church matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Ed” Callahan
Breathitt
Crockettsville
William Callahan
Callahan
Long's Creek
Lexington
Epee
James Hargis
Beach Hargis
Hargis
Breathitt County
J. B. Marcum
Marctm
Deatons
Smiths
Deaton
John Smith
Four Boys Fined After Subway Rowdyism Court Action
Twenty people were arrested for rowdy behavior on subways and elevated trains. Magistrate Cornell fined or commuted sentences while Judge Olmsted allowed parents to choose whipping or a $25 fine for the youths. One boy’s health was cited and his fine remitted after proof of punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weinstein
West 118Th Street
Abraham Rabinowitz
East 118Th Street
Philip Rueling
5Th Street
Morris Dublon
Cornell
Oimsted
Leach
Dublion
Judge Olmsted
Dublin
Ward
Olmsted
Jourdan and Harding Named Directors of Amalgamated Copper
James Jourdan president of the Brooklyn Trier Gas Company and J Horace Harding of Charles D Barney Co were elected directors of Amalgamated Copper at its Hoboken annual meeting to replace the late H H Rogers and Anson R Flower The remaining directors were re elected John D Ryan is expected to be elected president to succeed Rogers at the board meeting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jourdan
Brooklyn Trier Gas Company
J. Horace Harding
Charles D. Barney & Co
Amalgamated Copper Company
H. H. Rogers
Anson R Flower
Hoboken
John D. Ryan
Mr. Rogers
Listing of United States Steel on Paris Bourse Likely
Paris June 7 Morgan Haspites Co disputes reports that US Steel stock seeks curb market admission. Steel would need parquet floor quotation with approvals from exchange governors and finance ministry. William F Corey denies negotiating with German steel federation on US steel imports exports saying Thyssen visit was personal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States Steel Corporation
Herman Haries, Jr
Morgan, Hapsites & Co
New York
Coulisse
Bureau d’Enregistrement
William F. Corey
German Steel Federation
Thyssen
Germany
Passaic Steel Works sale set aside by court
Judge Lanning in the United States Circuit Court nullified the receivers sale of the Passaic Steel Works to Lawrence Fegan for 19900. He also removed the receivers as special masters and named former Chancellor William J Magie to supervise. Bondholders offered a 230000 bid with a guaranty bond, and the bid will be considered when Lanning sits in Philadelphia next Monday. Affidavits allege the previous sale hindered fair competition and higher bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Trenton
Judge Lanning
United States Circuit Court
Passaic Steel Works
Lawrence Fegan
Hoboken
William J. Magie
J Lanning
Philadelphia
John R. Lee
Gould separation suit adjourned pending income evidence
The trial of Mrs. Katherine Clemmons Gould against Howard Gould for separation was adjourned before Justice Greenbaum in the Supreme Court. Clarence J. Shearn said he prepared a duces tecum directing Mr Gould to present his books to reveal income sources. Cor nelius Sullivan agreed to service if adjourned until Wednesday as two days are needed to assemble books. Trial set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Clarence J. Shearn
Gould
Cornelius Sullivan
Poverty His Excuse and a Pittsburg Marriage Link
The article reports Jesse J. Felchlin a shoeworker from St Louis arrested after writing a threatening demand to Mrs Virginia B W linked to Miss Virginia Frew Pittsburg heiress and her upcoming marriage to Thurston Wright a St Louis born bank clerk The piece ties a Black Hand plot motif to poverty driven motive and notes Frews marriage in Pittsburg with Carnegie connections and a villa gift valued at 45 40
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
St. Louis
Virginia Frew
Pittsburg
Jesse J. Felchlin
T . Felchlin
Clearance Tubbon
Virginia B. W
Frew
Thurston Wright
W. N. Frew
Andrew Carnegie
America
Anarchist Emma Goldman to Speak in East Orange Hall
Emma Goldman plans a lecture in East Orange at English's Hall on The Modern Drama the Strongest Disseminator of Radical Thought. Police opposition sparks talk of a barn venue with Alden Freeman hosting and Leonard D Abbott of the Free Speech Committee set to speak on Free Speech and Its Suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Orange
N. Je
Emma Goldman
Alden Freeman
Ben L. Reitman
Mr Freeman
Goldman
Miss Goldman
Mormor
Leonard D. Abbott
Mrs. Gorky
Abbott
Democratic Union forms three committees for mayoral talks
At the Gilsey House executive meeting the Democratic Union named three five member committees to confer with organized Democrats in all boroughs on mayoral and related nominations. Chairman O Connell listed members for Kings Queens and Richmond. The group vowed to back the best man to defeat Tammany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Democratic Union
Gilsey House
John J O’connell
Sidney J. Cowan
William H Delany
Charles C. Kalbfieisch
Walter S McGregor
Queens
John A. Wrede
Conrad Muller
August C. Schwager
Graham Mecadam
Pritty S. Tilden
Richmond
William Crowley
Joseph
James A. Moorehead
Jacob B Enge
Frederick W. Fuhrman
Tammany
Prohibitionis
Mills to Head New Bank in Washington Heights
David B Mills, formerly of Trust Company, will head a new national bank to be called the 4 Bank, organized yesterday in Washington Heights near 145th Street and Broadway. The bank will start with $200 000 capital and $350 000 surplus, with stock at 130 a share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David &. Mills
Bia Trust Company
Press National Bank
4 Bank
Udubon National
Washington Heights
145Th Street
Broadway
Manhartel Bank
Gives Any Woman A New Skin
Lilian Lansley presents a home remedy claim for facial improvement using Magatone with witch hazel. She warns against harsh beauty treatments and asserts twice daily massage removes shine, prevents hair growth, and reduces blemishes for a natural color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Discotv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Son
Famous Artillery Company
Billard Bill
Baron Uriu
Yesterfal
Niagara Falls
Mr. Loeb
Servant
Asylum
Woman
Shannon
Shannon Mining Company
Mrs. Eddy
Presbyterian Union
Wise
Can
United Copper
Uriu and
U.S
Naval Academy
Togo
United States Naval Academy
United States Navy
Lord Beresford
Baron Urilu
Admiral Brownson
Opticians
Hughes
Justice
Amalgamated Copper Directors
J. H. Harding
A. R. Flower
Mr. Haries
W. E. Corey
Passaic Concern
Parkark &Tilford
Boy
Miss Frew
D. S. Mills
NEW Bank
Lilian Lansley
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!