Tammany Shakeup Expected on Croker Return
The article reports looming for Tammany Hall as Richard Croker readies to return from Southampton on the St Louis. Croker’s anger at the Van Wycks Carroll and others signals a clerkgrown shakeup, with possible nominations changes for Senator and Governor. Tammany leaders fear discipline of key figures and warn of major reorganization to restore control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Croker
Southampton
American Line
St. Louis
Tammany
Croker
van Wyck Brothers
Ice Trust
Tammany Organization
van Wyck’s
Brother Gus
Tammany Poised for East Campaign Under Croker
The piece asserts Croker will join the committee and lead the East National campaign if he accepts. His allies expect Bryan can win, and Croker would cooperate with Hill to shape party direction. Harmony would follow, not from friendship but policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
Richard Croker
Bryan
Hill
Croker
Keene in Europe Disproves Tale On Bryan Support
Talbot J. Taylor, Keene’s son in law, debunked a circulating report that James R. Keene told a friend he would back William Jennings Bryan with a large campaign fund if he won reelection. The story, deemed baseless, sparked only amusement and was unlikely given Keene’s politics and travel habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Keene
Europe
Bryan
Keene
Talbot J. Taylor
Colorado Delegates for Bryan Contest Resolved
Denver June. Democratic State Convention ends two days of sessions and an all night Credentials Committee battle by throwing out both Arapahoe County delegations led by Governor C. S. Thom as and Thomas J. Maloney. Delegates-at-large named include A. T. Gunnell of Colorado Springs and Charles Henkel of Pueblo. They are urged to back Bryan for President and reaffirm Chicago platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Bryan
Denver
Credentials Committee
Arapahoe County
C. S. Thomas
Thomas J. Maloney
Kansas City
A. T. Gunnell
Colorado Springs
Charles Henkel
Pueblo
Chicago
Governor Roosevelt Sees Platt and Odell in New York
Governor Roosevelt met Senator Platt and Mr. Odell at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York City on a return trip from Concord New Hampshire. Frederick Gibbs said the talks centered on art and social topics with no formal conference. Roosevelt spoke briefly with reporters and planned a trip to Albany and Philadelphia with the others, while his family prepared to move from Albany to Oyster Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Concord
N. H
Oyster Bay
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Odell
Republican State Committee
Senator Platt
Odell
Platt
Fredericks. Gibbs
New York
Albany
Civil Service
Death of Henry Wellesley third Duke of Wellington
London June Duke Henry Wellesley aged fifty five dies at Strathfieldsaye House Berkshire in his fifty fifth year He was born April 5 1846 at Apsley House son of Major General Lord Charles Wellesley grandson of the first Duke He became third Duke in 1884 educated at Eton served in Grenadier Guards rising to Lieutenant Colonel retired 1882 He served as Conservative MP for Andover 1874 1880 married Evelyn Williams in 1882 childless heirs pass to his brother Lord Arthur Charles Wellesley born 1849
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London
Henry Wellesley
Third Duke of Wellington
Strathfieldsaye House
Mortimer
Berkshire
Lord Charles Wellesley
Duke of Wellington
Apsley House
Eton
Grenadier Guards
House of Commons
Andover
Evelyn
Thomas P. Williams
Temple House
Lord Arthur Charles Wellesley
Fort Scott business leader J M Anthony dies at 63
Fort Scott Kansas on June eight saw the death of J M Anthony a longtime prominent businessman and brother of Susan B Anthony and Col R D Anthony editor of The Leavenworth Times He collapsed from heart disease in Fort Scott after thirty years of local prominence. Harrisburg Pennsylvania June eight E N Hill Oklahoma Rough Riders veteran dies at Harrisburg Hospital from Cuban fever He later joined Buffalo Bills Wild West Show after leaving the army amid the show's Harrisburg visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
J. M. Anthony
Susan B. Anthony
R. D. Anthony
Buffalo Bill
United States
Harrisurg
False tale targets Barnard founder Mrs Meyer
Mrs Annie Nathan Meyer a Barnard College founder and women's leader denounces a Chicago Bridewell shoplifting report as false. She has not been in Chicago for years, insists the prisoner used the name Annie Meyer, and notes delete errors by Chicago Chronicle and another paper. Her husband is alive and well. The Tribune notes the misidentification linked to office confusions at the World's Fair related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Nathan Meyer
Barnard College
Chicago
Meyer
Annie Meyer
Chicago Chronicle
Tribune
Dr. Meyer
United Irish chairman rules out fresh split over convention
Dublin reports John Redmond, chairman of the United Irish party, denounces talk of a new split in the Irish party. He argues the committee’s policy excludes none, urges proceeding with a broad, representative convention and questions abandoning the gathering on the eve of Parliament’s dissolution. He addresses Mr Healy directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
John Redmond
United Irish Party
Redmond
Joint Committee
Healy
Quigg's Retirement Sparks NY County Committee Tensions
Senator Platt praised L. E. Quigg's leadership while stating his retirement was voluntary amid party tensions. Quigg denied plans for ongoing control, and Republicans warned that keeping him in power would provoke further opposition. Local figures fear votes could be lost if Quigg remains influential in the county organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
L. E. Quigg
Republican County Committee
Quigg
Sage Loses Bargain at Union Pacific Bond Sale
Russell Sage missed a buy at a New York auction of Union Pacific Railway assets. A bid for $29,000 was rejected due to lack of certified funds, though Sage claimed cash on hand. The bonds totaled $48,500 Kansas City Northwestern bonds. Union Pacific Railroad Company bought most lots for $74,483.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
New York
Broadway
Union Pacific Railway Company
Olver W. Mink
Thomas P. Wilson
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Sage
Mink
Guy Phillips
The
Missouri Pacific
Mr. Sage
Phillips
Union Pacific
First class horsemanship exhibition at West Point
West Point hosts a highly praised riding hall exhibition by the first class. Lieutenant Julian R. Lindsey of the 10th Cavalry earns high Board of Visitors praise for guiding his troop. Spectators packed galleries as cadets clear varied height hurdles with ease. Admission by ticket. Mounting and dismounting techniques showcased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N. Y
Julian R. Lindsey
10Th Cavalry
Board of Visitors
Winterton Still Missing After Wandering From Home
Anderson J. Winterton aged sixty three left his home at No 08 West Seventy-fifth street last Wednesday and has not been found. Private detectives are on the case and police are watching, but no trace or reward has emerged. He wears a black coat waistcoat and dark striped trousers and is said to be unable to go about without a nurse due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Croker
van Wrycks
John F. Carroll
Carroll
Hoffman House
Delmonico
Democratic Club
Croker
van Wyck-Carroll Clique
Tammany
Timothy PD
Sullivan
Ice Trust
van Wyck
Maine
Tammany Trust
Anderson J. Winterton
West Seventy-fifth St
Tribune
Anderson
Winterton
Cadets Show Off Prowess At Horse Exhibition
While the horses galloped and riders vaulted, expert riders performed tricks as Cadet Mumma gave the best showing. A visitor's gallery boy leaned too far and was saved by a Board of Visitors member. Examinations in studies ended, military engineering at Fort Clinton concluded, and Cadet George B Pillsbury of Massachusetts leads his class with the highest record. Body hauled out of the Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadet Mumma
Board of Visitors
Fort Clinton
George B. Pillsbury
Massachusetts
Autopsy not possible on drowned man in Hoboken morgue
A mangled Hudson River body found near the Weehawken ferry rests in the Hoboken Morgue after months in water. A leather belt with two bricks, two iron rollers, and two flat irons suggests a murder. Letters addressed to Charles E. Collins are worn, signatures unreadable, implying foul play but details unclear.
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Hudson River
Weehawken Ferry
Hoboken
Charles E. Collins
Detroit
Chicago
Modern Building to Replace Stables Near Clubhouse
Residents and Union League Club members welcomed news that the two story brick stables east of the clubhouse will be torn down for a twelve story fireproof hotel built on modern plans. Walter Stabler of Stabler & Smith bought Nos 9 and 11 East Thirty-ninths from Cosmopolitan Realty Company, which had acquired the parcels from Charlotte A. Haig and Cora D. Wyckoff. Title transfer recorded yesterday amid local debate over improving desirable property. Stabler believes the city demands such a hotel at this site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union League Club
Cosmopolitan Realty Company
Walter Stabler
Stabler & Smith
Charlotte A. Haig
Cora D. Wyckoff
Stables
Stabler
Arbitration Conference at Lake Mohonk Opens Sessions
J Crosby Brown opened the morning discussion at the Lake Mohonk Arbitration Conference in Lake Mohonk New York. Speakers included Rev Dr George E Horr of Boston Rev Edward C Moore of Providence W J Coombs John E Taylor of Brooklyn Professor Charles H Smith of Yale Major Marshall H Bright and Theodore Sutro of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Mohonk
N. Y
J. Crosby Brown
George E. Horr
Boston
Providence
W. J. Coombs
John E. Taylor
Brooklyn
Charles H. Smith
Yale University
Marshall H. Bright
Theodore Sutro
San Francisco
Mother shoots daughter in Brooklyn home
Theresa Tracy, 38, shot by mother while aiming at husband Albert Conyer. daughter Margaret Conyer, 19, wounded protecting her husband at Putnam Avenue Brooklyn home. Margaret in delicate health. Theresa held at Classon Avenue station. Police search for revolver. Lizzie, 12, hid it.
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Margaret Conyer
Albert Conyer
Queens Borough
Theresa Tracy
Putnamore
Brooklyn
Conyer
Classon-ave
Tracy
Putnam-ave
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Margaret
Kentave
Coney Island
Lizzie
Back on Murder Charge for Mrs. Ryan in New York Case
Detective McNaught, armed with a warrant from a November 2, 1899 Grand Jury, arrested Mrs. Ann Ryan at Waterford near Cohoes on a first degree murder indictment. She allegedly poisoned her husband’s mistress with carbolic acid after poverty drove desperation, leaving one dead and prompting a coroner’s exoneration before a Grand Jury indictment. Her husband’s father, a Bronx contractor, vowed defense and banished his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaught
Central Office
Grand
Waterford
Cohoes
Ann Ryan
Mercerst
Bronx
Princeton Phi Beta Kappa Elected Seniors
Princeton New Jersey June 8 announcement of senior class members elected to the Princeton chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. Named are Herbert Douglass Austin Erie James Bedford Brown Hastings Nebraska Harry John Brandt St Louis Deale Lawrence Chambers Washington William Sanders Elliott Jacksonville Florida Karl Alepkins Elmore Knoxville Vernon Lester Hayne Libertyville Iowa John Winfield Hanna Tarkio Missouri Adam Miller Hiltebettel Green Lane Pennsylvania Byron Keyster Hunsberger Pottstown Edward Lawrence Katzenbach Trenton James Hugh Fleming Moffatt Cumberland Maryland Charles Kern Smith West Pittston Penn Thomas Jaeger Snyder Reading Penn Le Roy Urban Woodbury New Jersey.
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Princeton
N. J
Phi Beta Kappa
Herbert Douglass Austin
Erie
Penn
James Bedford Brown
Hastings
Neb
Harry John Brandt
St. Louis
Deale Lawrence Chambers
Washington
William Sanders Elliott
Jacksonville
Karl Alepkins Elmore
Knoxville
Vernon Lester Hayne
Libertyville
Iowa
John Winfield Hanna
Tarkio
Adam Miller Hiltebettel
Green Lane
Byron Keyser Hunsberger
Pottstown
Edward Lawrence Katzenbach
Trenton
James Hugh Flemming Moffatt
Cumberland
Charles Kern Smith
West Pittston
Thomas Jaeger Snyder
Reading
le Roy Urban
Woodbury
Weather Report Forecast for Today and Tomorrow
Washington weather shows yesterday’s showers along the Atlantic coast and eastern regions with fair conditions elsewhere. Heaviest rain was 2.84 inches in Washington DC, with drouth persisting in the Upper Mississippi Valley and outlook for rain in the Northwest within 48 hours. Saturday brings more rain to the Rocky Mountain area and the Mississippi Valley, followed by fair Sunday. Local notes report yesterday’s showery weather, temperatures between 65 and 82, and expectations for fair, cooler conditions today.
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Washington
Atlantic Coast
East Gulf States
Upper
Ohio Valley
Eastern Lake Region
Rocky Mountain Districts
North Pacific Coast
Washington, D. C
South Atlantic States
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain
Western Lake Region
Atlantic
South Atlantic
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
New York
Beattie Barrett and Other Jun 1900 Weddings Listed
A roundup of June 1900 marriage notices from Bayonne New Jersey to New York City and Cheshire Connecticut, including Beattie Barrett, Jarvis Brown, Boardman Keep, Morrow Bawden, Stott Herriman, Tucker Littell, and Turner unions with details of dates and officiants. The notices name brides and grooms such as Helen Jeannette Barrett, Emily Bawden, Cecilia Helen Stott, Olive Frances Tucker, and Wilhelmina Ruth Voss, with locations and church or family settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis—Brown
Church of All Angels
Emd-ave
Eighty-first-st
New York City
Merington
Tasheleene Merry Brown
Née Little
Samuel Fermor Jarvis
Keep--Boardman
Washington, D. C
Mackay Smith
Florence
Morrow—Bawden
W. H. Bride
Bawden
Emily Bawden
Harry Everts Morrow
Stott—Herriman
St. Mark's
Bouwerie
Mr .Brown- Sermon
Stottville
N. Y
Batten
Cecilia Helen, Loring F
John Herriman
No. 5
East
Church of the Holy Trinity
Brooklyn
David M. Steele
Wilhelmina Ruth
William Voss
John Spencer Turner
Tribune Almanac and Overseas Mail Subscriptions
A garbled postal rate notice lists daily and Sunday editions with various subscription plans, including tribune almanac and extras. It notes international distribution by ocean steamer to Europe and other regions, with multiple country and city agents and office addresses in New York and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Greater
New York
Canada
Mexico
Tribune Almanac
Tribune
Europe
British Isles
Universal Postal Union
New York City
DAILY
Trisweekly
THE
Postoffice
Foreign mails closing times for week ending June
The notice lists weekly foreign mail closures at Philadelphia General Post Office. Parcels Post for Germany closes 5 am Mondays and Wednesdays. Saturday schedules include Cuba and Yucatan from 11 am, Newfoundland at 7 am, and additional Caribbean routes. Sunday late service shows 8:30 pm departure for St. Jerre Miggueion from North Sydney.
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Germany
South and Central America
West Indies
Newfoundland
Corean
Philadelphia
Persam— Buco
Santos
S. S. Castillan Prince
Cuba
S. S. Havana
Havana
Yucatan
S. 6
St. Kitts and Demerara
Uler
Fortune Island
Jamaica
Savanilla
Carthagena
Greytown
Costa Rica
St. Jerre-Miggueion
North Sydney
Miquelon
Port_Tampe
New Orleans
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Guatemala
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Tammany Braves
van” Wycks
L. Munzinger
John C. Sheehan
Munzinger
Sheehan
Elliot Danforth
Senator Mackey
Controller Coler
Coler
New York State
National Organization
Hil
Frank Campbell
Democratic State Committee
Campbell
Murphy
J. R. Keene
Fred
Gibbs
the Duke OF Wellington
MR. Redmond
Boys
Strong
New York County
Francis V. Greene
Union Pacific Company
Hudson
B. Pillsbury
Pach Bros
Shield
the Weather Report
Tribune Office
Beckwith
Louisa B. Abeel
Henry W. Beckwith
West Ninetieth St
North Granville
Jennings
Dansville
Edith T. Jennings
Philip B Jennings
Daniel Robinson
Bennington
Mollison
Bound Brook
Archibald C. Mollison
Presbyterian
Sweetser
John Oldham Sweetser
Samuel Sweetser
Eleanor Bishop Marvin
Horton Terrace
New Brighton
Staten Island
Westervelt and
Aves
Main
Greenwood Cemetery
Walden
N. C
Harriet Eleanor Baldwin Walden
Schuyler Walden
Oran
Baldwin
Wilmington
Fayetteville
Raleigh
Wiggins
Hobart
Mary Olmstead
L. ¥. Wiggins
Newburg
Wingfield
George W. Wingfield
Montclair
Barclay
Christopher
Milford
Conn
Hills Cemete
Woodlawn Cemetery
Borough of Bronx
Ofice
East 23Rd Street
Madison Square South
Nessau-st
Uptown
Newark
Fred’'k N. Sommer
Road—St
Chaplin. Milne, Grenfell & Co., Limited
Princesst
E. C
Brown, Gould & Co
New Oxford-st
American Express Company
American Express Co
Schmiede Strasse
Bremen
Bahnhof Strasse
S. S
Etrurila
Queenstown
Netherlands
S. S. Statendam
Serdam
White Star
Cunard
Transpacific
China
Japan
Philippine Islands
Queen Adelaide
Society Islands
Australia
West Australia
New Zealand
Hawaii
Fiji
Samoan Islands
Dispatch
Rapcees
Vancouver
Chine
Seattle
S. China
Fiji Islands
S. S. Warrimoo
tRegiae
Cornelius van Cott
Postmasten Postoffice
Juma & Andy
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