Funeral of Dr Storrs Stirs Brooklyn Hearts at Pilgrims
Funeral services for Rev Dr Richard Storrs at the Church of the Pilgrims followed by committal at Greenwood Cemetery. Hundreds packed the church and home services were led by Rev H A Stimson and Rev Dr Lyman as tributes from Long Island Historical Society and Manhattan Congregational Association were read. A memorial fund for historical books and a death mask by William Ordway Partridge were announced.
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Richard
Storrs
Pierrepontst
Greenwood Cemetery
H. A Stimson
Man- Congregational Church
Duchatta
Brooklyn Institute
Montaguest
Manhattan Congregational Association
Church of the Pilgrims
Long Island
H. P. Dewey
Storrs’sisor
E. HH. Byington
A. J. Lyman le
Triere
Church and Society
Dr. Storrs
Pr. Dewer
Mr. Byington
Lyman
Brooklyn
Greenwood
The
Long Island Historical Society
William Ordway Partridge
Test of ten cent fare in Supreme Court case
Peter H McNulty files a taxpayer suit in the Supreme Court to challenge the legality of a 10 cent fare to Coney Island on the Brooklyn Rapid Transit lines. Justice Dickey granted an order to show cause why a restraining injunction should not issue preventing collection of the fare on all lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter H. McNulty
Supreme Court
Coney Island
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Baldwin,& Ward
Senator McNulty
Dickey
Raiload
Inesto
Saleeman Takes His Life With Morphine
Charles J. J. Baasel thirty five son of Haake Baasel ship chandlers swallowed two ounces of morphine in a Clarendon Hotel room. His body was found by Chief Clerk Gibson. Letters showed intention to die. Pawned jewelry found. Wife resides at 54th street and Fifth avenue Brooklyn. He was a married salesman with irregular habits not affecting work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. J. Baasel
Haake & Baasel
Magendie
Clarendon Hotel
Gibson
Haake
Beasel
Hampstone Improving After Backlash of Hospital Stay
Dr John Hampstone pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church was reported from Seney Hospital last night to be improving nicely after a planned appendicitis operation was not performed. The update notes his condition is stabilizing with recovery ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hampstone
Commanuel Baptist Church
Seney Hospital
Polytechnical Graduation at Brooklyn Institute Sees 50 Graduates
Dr. Truman J. Backus of Packer Collegiate Institute delivered the address at the forty third annual Polytechnical Institute commencement in Brooklyn. Lawrence C. Hull presided, prayers were by Rev L Mason Clarke, a madrigal and four part song by the Choral Club, Oscar Rempel Houston valedictorian spoke, then the Head Boy announcement. Graduates span Classical Liberal Scientific Business divisions with named students in each group and a reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman J. Backus
Packer Collegiate Institute
Polytechnic Institute
Brooklyn
Lawrence C. Hull
L. Mason Clarke
First Presbyterian Church
van Olinda
Oscar Rempel Houston
Houston
Richard Spencer Childs
Paul Gerhard Gravenhorst
Robert Franklin Manning
Andrew Jackson Steel
Francis Eames Walton
Richard Richardson Williams
Rudolph Otto Goepel
Giles Nelson Haley
Harry Harrold Hosch
Harry New Morse
James Edward Murphy
William Hickok Parsons
Alfred Ludwig Piel
Elmer William Piel
le Roy Wiliams Ross
Otto Willam Weidmann
Herbert Garfield Williamson
Leo Commiskey
George Yashington
Canat
Carl Benjamin Franc
William Rootes
Oithausen
Algernon Isaacs
William Frederick Lamb
Armand Creamer Langdon
Herbert Jester Robinson
Malcolm Elsworth Smith
Irwin Walden
Adier
William Clinton Bainbridge
Clifford Loomis Barnes
Constant Alexander Benett
Charles Edward Brombacher
Charles Dewey Buckley
Charles Burns
William James Deen
Frederic Estabrook Elliott
John Arthur Flanagan
Herman Coilell Fuchs
Edward Cornelius Graham
Nathaniel Cary Halstead
Clarence Augustus Hutchinson
William Myers Jones
Frederic John Libby
Howard Suydam Rickerson
Adolph Christie Rollins
Albert Edward Schierenbeck
Adam Alden Seabury
Charles Henry Uhlig, Jr
Carl Herman Zoebisch
Adelphi Commencement Held In St James Place Hall
The fourth annual Adelphi College commencement was held last night in the assembly hall at St James Place. Lt Gov Timothy L Woodruff, president of the Board of Trustees, delivered the address as the hall was crowded. The Girls' Glee Club provided the main music. Diplomas were awarded to graduates of the Normal course for kindergartners including Grace Chalmers Arcularius and Josephine Birdsall, plus Adelphi Academy graduates such as William Burtis and Ethel Emerson. Degrees of Bachelor of Arts were conferred on Emma Ogg, Emily Kelsey, and others. Bachelor of Science awarded to Eldert Bergen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphi College
St. James's Place
Timothy L Woodruff
Board of
Grace Chalmers
Louise Marie Hoffmann
Ella May Martin
Mary Esther Newell
May Chase Shaw
Adelphi Academy
William Edgar Burtis
Ethel May Emerson
Julia Lockhart Brown
Edith Adele Cotton
Grace Corning Cotton
Ethelyn Asta Fuller
Violet Louise Henson
Laura Delano Hitch
Lewis Burton Hall
Alice Bertha Newton
Juliette Genéve Hollenback
Harriett Maria Martin
Clarine van Bergen Matson
Jenny Irene Pfeiffer
Helen Ray
John Winfred Ager
Alice Louise Nason
Dallas Huntington Rogers
Cora Bayard Snowden
Christine van Cleve
Laura Vernon
Annie Maude Webb
Katharine Eleanor Whitney
Charles Willard Raine
Emma Jessie Ogg
Emily Grant Kelsey
Florence Ellott Martin
Winifred Maxon
Caroline Sylvia Norton
Violette Eugénie Scharff
Erasmus Hall Class of 1900 Commencement Highlights
The Erasmus Hall High School class of 1900 graduated in Association Hall with diplomas presented by Richard Young. Theodore C. Search gave the address, and Dr. Walter B. Gunnison presided as ceremony speaker. A large group of honor students, mostly girls, received top averages across liberal, classical, commercial courses, with multiple medals awarded to standout pupils. The graduating class totaled 118 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erasmus Hall High School
Association Hall
Pouch
Richard Young
Erasmus Hall
Theodore C. Search
Philadelphia
National Association of Manufacturers
Walter B. Gunnison
Margaret M. Robb
Louis Blehl
Avice McIntosh Watt
Mabel Maynard Welch
Geraldine Leech
Grace May Fenton
Lizette May Metcalfe
Austa Josephine Ejilis
Harriet A. Siegele
Emma Latta Seaver
Young
Viela Pike
Lauretta Burns
D. Jones
Mr. Young
Alma Foster
Ailver
Miss Green
Lss
Iceman Accuses Policeman in Domestic Assault Case
William Otis of 2% Smithstreet confronted Sergeant Tracy at Butler Street station over a badly injured Patrolman John T. Peacock. Peacock, on vacation, was found unconscious at Otis’s home with a deep scalp wound after an early morning ice route visit. Mrs Otis testified Peacock rested briefly and an alleged confrontation led Otis to attack him with a heavy bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Otis
Tracy
Butler St
John T. Peacock
Peacock
Otis
New Jersey notes mix politics and finance in 1900
The William J. Sewell Club leads a Republican parade influence in Philadelphia as Major Pangborn's tax plan on corporations draws interest in New Jersey. Treasury receipts from trusts rise toward 1900. New Brunswick considers Sunday closure to enforce the excise law. Jersey City sees mayoral succession talk as Democrats vent public criticism. New Brunswick banks face deposit interest questions, while some editors revive the bloody shirt debate. A State Bar Association panel outlines judiciary reforms to Atlantic City for June 15, proposing an independent Court of Errors with a chief judge and four associates and a restructured Court of Pardons including the Governor Chancellor and Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pangborn
New Jersey
Treasury
New-Brunswick
Morristown
State Bar Association
Tribune
Association
Atlantic City
Court of Errors
Court of Pardons
Garrison Grants New Trial In Wife and Daughter Murder Case
Camden June 8 Special Justice Garrison today granted Edward Oswald a new trial after his murder in the first degree conviction. He found no legal error warranting reversal but stated the proof did not fully realize the act’s deliberation and premeditation details. The decision acknowledges doubts about the proof’s bearing on intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Supreme Court
Garrison
Edward Oswald
Gree
Murphy's Boom Aims at Republican Governor Nomination
The Hudson County Republican group plans a September 10 Pleasure Bay outing to launch Franklin Murphy's bid for governor with Murphy as standard bearer. Senator Johnson denies seeking the post, noting Murphy and Mahlon Pitney as leading Republican contenders while hinting Colonel Shepf ield Phelps may pursue a nomination later.
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Franklin Murphy
Pleasure Bay
Hudson County
Poe Il
8. D. Dickinson
Murphy
United States
Sewell and
Kean
Association
D. Dickinson
James C. Young
William M. Johnson
New Jersey
Voorhees
Europe
Essex County
Mahlon Pitney
Morris County
Johnson
Sheffield Phelps
Republian
Congress
Vth
James F. Stewart
Phelps
Colonel Phelps
Newark playwright William J McKiernan new Jersey play
William J McKiernan a Newark journalist and playwright who recently produced The Gunner's Mate a naval war Spain themed play now authored a new work Back in Jersey with materials gathered from local sources and experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. McKiernan
Newark
Spain
Jersey
New Jersey Writer William J McKernan Turns Plays
William J McKernan, a prominent New Jersey newspaper man, achieves success as a playwright. He blends journalistic insight with stage craft, gaining recognition in contemporary theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
William J. M’kternan
New Jersey
Play by McKiernan Features Sussex Applejack Maker Oba Goode
Mr McKiernan from Sussex and Hunterdon Counties presents a play noted for homely sentiment and pathos. Central figure Oba Goode, a Sussex County applejack maker, stars in a first Newark debut at Columbia Theatre. McKiernan long connected with The Newark Sunday Call as dramatic critic and literary student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKiernan
Sussex
Hunterdon
Oba Goode
Sussex County
Columbia Theatre
Newark
MccKiernan
Newark Sunday Call
Old Fireman to Contest Dismissal in Jersey City Courts
Henry G. Bissell seeks to overturn his dismissal from the Jersey City Fire Department by the Commissioners. He alleges removal on a political basis to create a vacancy for a Democrat. Bissell, captain of Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3, was discharged after a drifting incident while making a turn downhill. Appointed in 1871, he served six years until Democrats took control and Republicans were dismissed. he was reappointed in 1880, resigned in 1885, and readmitted in 1897. He charges no prior Board charges during his long service before last week’s summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Bissell
Jersey City Fire Department
Bissell
Hook and Ladder Company No. 3
Republans
Army and Navy Orders List of Promotions and Breaks
A long Army and Navy orders page details retirements and transfers in the 5th Artillery, including Lt George W Gatchell and Lt Joseph P Tracy moves between Batteries B and M, Maj William W. McCammon to 6th Infantry, and a wide array of leaves and duties across infantry, artillery, and naval units. Also notes naval personnel movements, Marine Corps court-martial details, inspections, and khaki uniform review at Annapolis.
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George W. Gatchell
Joseph P. Tracy
William W.W. M'Cammon
Éth Infantry
6Th Infantry
Rockefeller
Benjamin W. Leavell
24Th Infantry
Richard E. Thompson
Signal Corps
William 3. Weaver
324 Infantry
San Francisco
Edward T. Comegys
John T. Geary
Sth Artillery
Henry A. Barber
9Th Cavalry
Louis E. Hill
4Th Infantry
T. H. Low
L. H. Moses
Naval Training Station
Newport
R. R. Wallace
D. W. Blake
Navy Yard
Washington
T. H. Brown
Marine Barracks
W. C. Dawson
Thomas C. Prince
J. A. Lejeune
T. C. Treadwell
T. E. Backstrom
W. C. Harllee
New York
F. L. Denny
League Island
George C. Reid
Norfolk
C. H. Lauchheimer
United States
J. C. Breckinridge
Naval Star
Island
J. S. Turrill
Marine Guard
Massachusetts
Y. Foote
Marine Guard of
Indiana
T. C. Prince
Annapolis
Marine Corps
R. M.M. Dutton
C. B. Taylor
Portsmouth
N. 3
Pastor Sparks Stir Over Drunken Officers in Jersey City Parade
The Rev Arthur N Thompson of Westminster Presbyterian Newark Avenue Jersey City called it a shame to have drunken police guiding children during the Bergen division Sunday school parade. Captain Cox denied intoxication among his men and Chief Murphy ordered an afternoon inquiry. Dr Thompson admitted making the remark and said he did not seek trouble and would attend the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur N. Thompson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jersey City
Bergen
Cox
Murphy
Dr. Thompson
Montclair Military Academy Holds Commencement
Montclair Military Academy in Montclair held its commencement in the school gym last evening. Rev Dr Wilton Merle Smith delivered the address titled A Life That Tells. Diplomas were awarded by Thomas Russell to Capwell Allen John Nelson Steele George Herrington Bell Harold Hall Bradley Farnham Battles Martin William Russell Noyes and Leon Monroe Schoonmaker. Headmaster John George MacVicar addressed the graduates before a class reception and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
Montclair Military Academy
Wilton Merle Smith
Thomas Russell
Capwell Allen
John Nelson Steele
George Herrington Bell
Harold Hall Bradley
Farnham Battles Martin
William Russell Noyes
Leon Monroe
Chase Divorce Testimony Ends in Newark
The divorce suit filed by ex State Senator Chase of Middlesex County against his wife Emma E. Chase concluded testimony in Newark. Chase described strained relations and suspicions of infidelity after a lengthy cross examination. Arguments are set for July 6 in Trenton.
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Chase
Middlesex County
Emma E. Chase
Newark
Trenton
Real Estate Dealer Charged After Sheriff Machinery Clash
Augustine Clason a Harlem real estate dealer was jailed in Long Island City on assault charges after attempting to seize machinery from Sheriff Baker’s custody. Clason had bought the plant after a mortgage sale and, with workers and trucks, tried to remove it despite the sheriff’s refusal to surrender possession. Deputies aided Orpheus in the confrontation, during which Clason allegedly grabbed the deputy by the shirt and struck him with an umbrella. He was released on parole with exam set for Tuesday.
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Augustine Clason
Harlem
Long Island City
Baker
Queens
Clason
Morse Otl Pharmaceutical Company
Westave
Sixth St
Orpheus
West Fortieth St
Manhattan
Union County Republicans Plan Philadelphia Parade Representation
Union County Republican Committee held a special meeting to organize participation in the statewide parade of Republican clubs in Philadelphia the night before the National Convention. Union County will likely be strongly represented as the home of Governor Voorhees United States Senator Kean and Congressman Fowler.
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Elizabeth
Republican Committee of
Union County
Philadelphia
Voorhees
United States
Kean
Fowler
Governor Voorhees Coming Home from Cherbourg
Elizabeth June news notes a cable from Governor Voorhees to his brother in the city stating he sails from Cherbourg tomorrow and will reach New York on Saturday June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Voorhees
Dr. Voorhees
Cherbourg
New York
Contest of William Halsey will in Newark court
A hearing on the contest of William Halsey s will, dated died February 2 at Caldwell, will be held before Judge Skinner in Newark on June 22. executors Clinton Ogilvie and Benjamin C Leveridge filed probate February 14. The will leaves New York properties to Ogilvie, releases Leveridge from debt, and bequests others to relatives. Residue goes to Mrs Helen Hingham of Massachusetts. An appeal on grounds of undue influence and testamentary incapacity was taken by Phoebe Genung, Lizzie Rowe, Annie McNaughton, and Edwin W Halsey among others.
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William Halsey
Caldwell
Skinner
Newark
Clinton Ogilvie
Benjamin C. Leveridge
Ogilvie
Delanceryst
East Broadway
New York
Leveridge
Helen Hingham
Massachusetts
Phoebe Genung
Lizzie Rowe
Annie McNaughton
Edwin W. Halsey
Holmes calls Republican district convention at Lyceum Eliz abeth
Plainfield June Special Charles B Holmes chairman of the Republican Congress Committee of the VIIIth District issues the call for a convention to nominate a Congressman for Thursday June 25 at the Lyceum Theatre Elizabeth. It appears Charles H Fowler of Elizabeth will be renominated while Frank Bergen of Elizabeth has fallen from favor.
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Plainfield
Charles B. Holmes
Republican Congress Committee
Viiith
Lyceum
Elizabeth
Charles H. Fowler
Frank Bergen
Lightning Hits West Grove Steinbach Wareroom Fire
During a June electric storm a lightning strike set the Steinbach Company furniture wareroom and mattress fade in West Grove aflame. The building and contents were destroyed, with an estimated loss around 100 dollars, partly insured.
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Asbury Park
Steinbach Company
West Grove
Mrs. Mary White Dead Pioneer Republican Leader
Mrs. Mary White widow of Thomas White and longtime Grace Episcopal Church communicant died yesterday at her son in law Edwin L P Coleman home. She was seventy nine. Survived by two daughters and three sons.
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Elizabeth
Jane
Mary White
Thomas White
Fremont
Edwin L. P. Coleman
Change in Reform Church Liturgy in Asbury Park
The Synod of the Reformed Church in America, in Asbury Park, after a long discussion today, decided to appoint a special committee to revise the church's liturgy. New forms will be prepared for ordination and installation services, in line with a semi century report on the church's state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Synod of the Reformed Church In America
Battleship Kearsarge Sets Sail for Newport Mission
The battleship Kearsarge under Captain William M. Folger departed the Navy Yard yesterday afternoon at 8 for Newport, signaling a routine sailing movement as part of fleet operations.
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T. C. Hart
Houston
W. C. Braisted
Massachusetts
L. L. von Wedekind
Richmond
Indiana
FE. J. Dorn
Naval Academy
Pensacola
Abarenda
Moana
San Francisco
Cal
Apia
Samoa
E. F. Hall
Navy Department
Massachu
Peterson
J. EF. Roller
Navy Yard
Bostos
Smith
H. George
Naval Torpedo Station
Newport
J. T. Bowers
Iowa
M. Johnston
Hill
Tiieutenant
F. K. Hill
Prairie
C. T. Jewell
Washington
Jamienens J. T. Tompkins
Kearsarge
William M. Folger
Selock
Senator Sewell to Be Home Soon
Washington dispatch says Senator Sewell, fatigued by session work on the Appropriations Committee, will return home soon after adjournment to prepare for the National Convention in Philadelphia, then plans to travel elsewhere for rest. He spoke to a Tribune correspondent.
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Senator Sewell
Washington
Sewell
Tribune
Philadelphia
McCarthy Granted Bail in Disorderly House Case
Justice Dickey in Brooklyn issued a certificate of reasonable doubt for Patrick McCarthy who ran a saloon at 10 Borden Ave Long Island City. He is required to post a bail of three dollars and is to appear as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Dickey
Brooklyn
Patrick McCarthy
McCarthy
Borden Ave
Long Island City
Diamond ring found in child’s body in Plainfield case
Three year old Elsie Flindell of Newark swallows a diamond ring valued at $100 after slipping it from her mother’s finger while asleep. Parents and physician monitor the girl at W N Spurge’s home on Barston avenue.
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Plainfield
Jane
Elsie Flindell
Edward Fundell
Newark
W. N. Spurge
Barston-ave
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