May Oust Dr. Foster Book Excites Baptists
Chicago reports a Baptist executive council meeting where professors and ministers debated expelling University of Chicago scholar George B. Foster over his book The Function of Religion. A motion to withdraw his ordination was postponed to June 14 as Professor A. K. Parker blocked action.
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Chicago
George B. Foster
University of Chicago
Johnstone Miers
Immanuel Baptist Church
Foster
Conference of the Baptist Executive Council
A. K. Parker
Parker
Dr. Myers
Mr. Mathews
Jesus
Christ
O’ Foster
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Day Parade in Boston
Boston marks the 271st anniversary of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company with a daylight parade, church service, and governor review. The honorary staff led by Colonel J Payson Bradley highlighted the procession, and many regular army officers and New York Old Guard members joined.
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Tribune
Boston
Wge
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
J. Payson Bradley
Regular Army
Old Guard of
New York
Ss. Ellis Briggs
A. P. Vredenburgh
C. 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. Grant Cook
J. G. Lickens
C. M. Chase
A. Calhoun
F. Weindel
A. Fallen
Growth at Consolidated Stock Exchange Reports Record Clearances
The annual report through May 31 notes renewed growth and broader interest with more securities traded. Stock clearances reached a yearly high, while grain clearances and transfer taxes from new members showed gains. The membership stands at 1,239 with eightytwo applications, seven withdrawn and seven rejected, and the committee opposes readmission of suspended firms lacking assets.
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Consolidated Stock Exchange
Committee On
Ennis &Stoppani
Bill to thwart Boston & Maine holding company in Senate debate
In Boston on June 7 a move to defeat a bill creating a holding company for the Boston and Maine stock was challenged in the Massachusetts Senate. Senator Cowee argued the bill was too broad and would require a charter amendment. President Treadway ruled the point of order unfounded after a half hour of discussion. Cowee then proposed an alternative measure reflecting his views.
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Boston
Boston & Maine
John L Billiard
Meriden, Conn
Massachusetts Senate
Cowee
Worcester
Bostor & Maine Railroad
Treadway
Patrick plans further legal fight after Appellate Division ruling
Albert T. Patrick remains in Sing Sing after the appellate ruling, continuing daily work in the sash and blind shop. He spends much of his time in his cell receiving letters from lawyers and his brother in law John T. Milliken of St. Louis as Milliken reportedly covers costs for the fight to overturn the finding that Patrick killed William Marsh Rice.
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Albert T. Patrick
Patrick
Sing Sing Prison
Sash and
John T. Milliken
St. Louis
Allendorf Appointed Deputy Collector for Liquidating Division
Elbert J. Allendorf, a customs veteran since 1888, was named by Collector Loeb to head the seventh or liquidating division after the death of Harrt N. Esterbrook. The move follows merit, not applicant status, and covers final duty computations and protest examinations.
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Elbert J. Allendorf
Customs Service
Naval Office
Loeb
Allendorf
Harrt N. Esterbrook
Civil Service
France
Germany
Italy
England
Martin Lake
Celso del Villar
Treasury
Montreal
Plan for contract practice urged by doctors at Atlantic City meeting
Eminent physicians urged contract practice as a way to give wage earners affordable medical care. The plan would set small monthly payments and require doctors to treat patients during illness without extra charges, while protecting doctors from unpaid bills and ensuring a living for young physicians.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Academy of Medicine
L. Benedict
Buffalo
Woods Hutchinson
New York
Charles J. Sheedon
H. Partes
Eatontown
American Society For the Study of Alcohol and Narcotics
J. Douglas
Dorchester
Mass
Douglas
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
Attack on Miss Graham by Insane Servant at Pompton
Miss Sarah Graham, sister of late brewer James A. Graham, was attacked at her Pompton home by an insane servant named Antonio. A dozen farmhands restrained him after he seized her throat, following a history of mental illness and earlier escapes.
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Paterson
N. J
Sarah Graham
James A. Graham
Pompton
Antonio
Graham
Miss Graham
Mrs Eddy in the Flesh and a Boston House of Mystery
In a confrontation over the Plaza church matter and a proposed $5,000 reimbursement, Mrs. Eddy accuses opponents of plans to seize control and vows to expose a “house of mystery” in Boston. The First Church Scientist at 96th Street and Central Park West bought the 97th street corner to block tall nearby apartments, broker Frank D. Veiller arranged the deal.
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Boston
Plaza Church
Mother Church
Vatican
Frank D. Veiller
of Christ
Missionary Banquet Honors New Foreign Recruits
The Presbyterian Union of New York hosted its annual missionary banquet at the Hotel Savoy honoring new foreign missionaries and those on furlough from China Japan Africa Persia Siam Laos and other regions. Frederick A Booth chaired with leaders including Warner Van Norden Dr Francis Brown and Rev George W Fulton as guests discussed joint English American efforts and urged strong leadership.
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Presbyterian Union of
New York
Hotel Savoy
Fifth Avenue
59Th Street
China
Japan
Africa
Persia
Siam
Laos
Frederick A. Booth
The
Presbyterian Union
Warner van Norden
Union
Francis Brown
Union Theological Seminary
George W. Fulton
Foreign Board of Presbyterian Missions
Dr. Gibson
London
Harlem Man Fights Doctors After Bullet Wounds
Thomas Smith twenty four of East 192nd Street was severely wounded in a Sunday evening fight with John McNally. In Harlem Hospital he resisted surgery shouting that no knife would touch him. Doctors and relatives planned to send him home but an effort would be made to return him for operation.
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John McNally
Thomas Smith
No. 306 East 192d Street
Harlem
Emith
Smith
Wise Seeks Heinze Copper Company Books
United States Attorney Henry A. Wise claims control of the books of F. Augustus Heinze's United States Copper Company and thirty five torn ledger leaves. The matter arose from grand jury findings and Secret Service access to express records. The grand jury plans to continue hearings today, with possible indictments later.
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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 Uriu and Pelly Guests
Colonel Robert M. Thompson hosted a dinner honoring Vice-Admiral Baron Uriu of the Japanese navy and Captain Henry Bertram Pelly of the British navy. The event promoted friendship among the United States England and Japan and urged peaceful ties and commercial cooperation.
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Robert M. Thompson
Baron Sotokiichi Uriu
Henry Bertram Pelly
United States
England
Japan
Brownson
Leonard Wood
Elbert H Garr
United States Steel Corporation
Kokichi Midmino
Takutaro Sakai
Tokio Exposition
Stephen H. P. Pell
Baroness Uriu
Pelly
Uriu
Battle of
Chemulpo
Edward VII
Perry
Thompson
Baron Uria
Colonel Thompson
Captain Pelly
Annapolis
Big Auto Increase Reported by Secretary Koenig
Albany June 7 Secretary Koenig reports a big rise in automobile registrations and chauffeurs for the first five months of this year versus last year. He cites receipts up from 53 508 98 to 33 978 21 and notes a substantial gain in new corporations, with over 50 percent more filings and an estimated tax receipts increase of about 118 percent.
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Albany
Koenig
Automobile Department
Koeniz
Burean
Governor Addresses Opticians at State Society Dinner
Governor Hughes spoke to the Optical Society of New York at the Hotel Ten Eyck as members elected officers including Arrington Rochester as president and Kinney Utica as vice president. He noted vetoing a bill to regulate optometry and backing a later measure.
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Optical Society of the
State of New York
Hotel
Ten Eyck
Presider
RFE Arrington
Rochester
A. M. Kinney
Utica
J R. Simcox
Buffalo
P. A. Dilworth
New York
Charles F. Prentice
Mr. Fisher
Mount Kisco
B. J. Strauss
Sr. Kingston
Benjamin V
Railroad orders signal flood of new cars and locomotives
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad plans to place orders for ten thousand freight cars and one hundred passenger cars. Earlier orders include one hundred steel passenger cars by the Chicago & Northwestern, seventy by the Northern Pacific, and one hundred locomotives plus three thousand freight cars by the Western Pacific. The American Car and Foundry Company secured that contract.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Chicago & Northwestern
Northern Pacific
Western Pacific
American Car and Foundry Company
City Plans Bond Issue Sale With Large Bid Interest
Controller Metz reported a flood of sealed bids for the $40,000,000 four percent bonds to be sold at 2 pm. Brokers in the financial district indicated two or three combinations aimed at buying the entire issue. Proceeds from the sale will fund various city needs.
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Metz
Financial District
Ex Sheriff Ed Callahan fatally shot in ambush at home
Ex sheriff Ed Callahan facing fatal wounds after an ambush at his Long's Creek home in Crockettsville Kentucky. His son William Callahan survived a head shot after assailants opened fire from the woods. The attack, tied to Breathitt County feuds and church disputes, signals a renewed clan conflict.
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Jackson
Ed” Callahan
Breathitt
Crockettsville
William Callahan
Callahan
Long's Creek
Lexington
Mulliken
Calllahan
James Hargis
Beach Hargis
Hargis
Breathitt County
Harris Clan
J. B. Marcum
Marcum
Deatons
Smiths
Deaton
John Smith
Court Punishes Subway Rowdies With Fines Or Whipping
In New York four youths named Weinstein Rabinowitz Rueling and Dublon faced arrest for subway and elevated train rowdiness. Magistrate Cornell ordered heavy fines or workhouse terms while Judge Olmsted offered a choice of parental whipping or a $1 fine. the Dublin boy’s health claim led to a remitted fine.
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Charles Weinstein
West 118Th Street
Abraham Rabinowitz
East 118Th Street
Philip Rueling
3Th Street
Morris Dublon
5Th Street
Cornell
Olmsted
Dublin
Ward
Amalgamated Copper Directors Change
James Jourdan and J Horace Harding were elected directors of Amalgamated Copper to replace the late H H Rogers and Anson R Flower at the Hoboken annual meeting. The other directors were re elected, and John D Ryan is expected to be elected president when the board meets for organization in a day or two.
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James Jourdan
Brooklyn Trion 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 stock in Paris near approval
Paris reports differ on if United States Steel Corporation stock will be listed on the Paris Bourse. Herman Harjes Jr. refutes claims it will only enter the coulisse and says Steel may quote on the parquet floor with official sanction. William E. Corey denies talks with the German steel federation on imports and exports. Corey's German visit was personal.
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Paris
United States Steel Corporation
Herman Harjes, Jr
Morgan, Hasies & Co
New York
Coulisse
Bureau d
William E. Corey
German Steel Federation
Thysser Works
Germany
Passaic Steel Works sale set aside by judge
Judge Lanning of the United States Circuit Court nullified the receivers sale of the Passaic Steel Works to Hoboken's Lawrence Fegan for 190000 and replaced the receivers as special masters with former Chancellor William J. Magie. Bondholders offered a 250000 bid subject to a bond guarantee. the move aims to allow higher bids. Affidavits allege the prior sale hindered fair competition.
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Tribune
Trenton
N. J
Lanning
United States Circuit Court
Passaic Steel Works
Lawrence Fegan
Hoboken
Willam J. Magie
Jud Lanning
Philadelphia
John R. Lee
Gould divorce suit adjourned as books sought in court
The suit of Mrs. Katherine Clemmons Gould for separation from Howard Gould was adjourned before Justice Greenbaum in the Supreme Court. Clarence J. Shearn asked for a bench duces tecum to force disclosure of Mr Goulds income, while Cornelius Sullivan agreed to adjourn until Wednesday to allow two days for assembling books. trial set for tomorrow.
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Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Clarence J. Shearn
Gould
Cornelius Sullivan
Poverty His Excuse and Frew Marriage Move
A Telegraph report says Jesse J. Felchlin, a shoeworker, confessed planning threats to Mrs Virginia Frew amid poverty and a Black Hand plot depicted in a moving picture. The same dispatch notes Miss Virginia Frew’s Pittsburgh marriage to Thurston Wright, a St Louis born bank clerk, with Carnegie gifts and a house valued at 345.40.
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The
Tribune
St. Louis
Virginia Frew
Pittsburg
Jesse J. Felchlin
Federal Grand Jury
Felchlin
Clearance Tubbon
Virginia B. Wi
Frew
W. N. Frew
Andrew Carnegie
Pigsburg
Thurston Wright
St. Louie
America
Anarchist Emma Goldman to Speak in East Orange Hall
Emma Goldman plans a lecture on The Modern Drama the Strongest Disseminator of Radical Thought in East Orange New Jersey. She may speak at English's Hall or at Alden Freeman barn if doors are blocked, with Leonard D Abbott as a second speaker on Free Speech and Its Suppression.
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East Orange
N. Je
Thougat
Emma Goldman
Alden Freeman
Ben L. Reitman
Mr Freeman
Miss Goldman
Mr. Freeman
Leonard D. Abbott
Nomination Conferencing Set by Democratic Union Committees
The Democratic Union executive committee at Gilsey House formed three five member committees to confer with organized Democrats in Brooklyn Queens and Richmond on mayor controller and Board of Aldermen president candidates. Chairs O Connell and Harrier emphasize beating Tammany regardless of party.
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The
Democratic Union
Gilsey House
Board of Aldermen
John J O'Connell
Kings
Sidney J. Cowan
William H Delany
Charles C. Kalbfleisch
Walter S McGregor
Queens
John A. Wrede
Conrad Muller
August C. Schwager
Graham McAdam
Phill S. Tilden
Richmond
William Crowler
Joseph
James A. Moorehead
Jacob B Engel
Frederick W. Fuhrman
Tammany
Thes
D S Mills to Head New Bank in Washington Heights
David Mills formerly trust officer of the Colum bia Trust Company is to be president of a new bank named Audubon National Bank in the Washington Heights area near 145th street and Broadway. Capital will be 200000 with a 5090 percent surplus, stock subscribed at 130 a share.
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David & Mills
Colum
Bia Trust Company
National Bank
AuduCon National Bank
Gives Any Woman A New Skin
Lillian Langley shares a home recipe from The London Fashion claiming Magatone and witch hazel can transform a woman’s complexion. The advice urges twice daily face and neck massage to remove shine and prevent hair growth, promising a natural color and harmless results.
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Famous Artillery Company
Billard Bill
Baron Uriu
Yesterfal
Niagara Falls
Mr. Loeb
Servant
Asylum
Woman
E Shannon
Jame
Shannon Mining Company
Mrs. Eddy
Wise
Can
United Copper
Uriu and
U.S
Naval Academy
Tego
United States Naval Academy
United States Navy
Lord Beresford
Baron Urilu
Admiral Brownson
Eee
Opticians
Hughes
Justice
Amalgamated Copper Directors
J. H. Harding
A. R. Flower
Mr. Harjes
W. E. Corey
Passaic Concern
Park &Tilford
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Miss Frew
D. S. Mills
NEW Bank
Lillian Langley
London Fashion
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