Tammany Faces Croker Return and Ice Trust Fallout
The Tribune notes Richard Croker may reveal the Ice Trust affair when he returns to the United States. Tammany leaders fear adjustments to protect the organization, blaming John F Carroll and Mayor Van Wyck for mishandling stock transfers and trust ties. Calls grow to remove Carroll, force resignations, and reform leadership as the ice scandal dominates New York politics.
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Richard Croker
Tribune
Tammany
Croker
Ice Trust
van Wyck
John F. Carroll
Mr. Croker
Larry” Delmour
James W. Boyle
Thomas
Aale
Democratic Club
Delmond A
Cerrollo Organization
Tammany Organian
Tammany Men
New York
Carrolls
Carroll
C. F
Murphy
Delmour
Sheehan
Murray Hill
Augustus van Wyck
Kansas City
Political Delegate Fight Shapes Up For Nomination
The text notes ongoing delegate pledges ahead of a possible nomination. It mentions a lack of focus on the governorship, with several candidates building strength but no decision until the Kansas City delegation returns. The state campaign plans will be taken up in the fall.
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Kansas City
Richard Croker
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
Bryan Democrats
Chicago Platform
Chicago
Bryan
Wes
Mack
David B. Hill
Mr. Mack
New York
O. H. P. Belnt
John H. Girdner
Sulzer
Kanansas City
Gape
Pope Appears At St Peter's With Thirty Thousand Devotees
Rome June 10 The Pope attended the ceremony of veneration at St Peter's Cathedral for two recently canonized Italian saints. He appeared in good health and rose briskly to bless the pilgrims, despite rumors of ill health. The event drew about thirty thousand worshipers as he was carried on the Sedia Gestatoria flanked by twenty Cardinals and the Papal Court. Black Week on Berlin Bourse.
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Rome
St. Peter's Cathedral
Sedia Gestatoria
Panic in Industrials Amid Berlin Black Week
Last week the Berlin Bourse saw its worst losses in two decades as iron and coal shares dropped sharply. Banks pressed weak customers to sell, broad panic spread, and American overproduction rumors fueled fears of German competition. Coal and iron markets weakened further, ore and base shares declined, while exchange rates favored Germany and wheat prospects improved.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
London
Silesian
America
Cologne
Coal
Coke Syndicate
Paris
Obituary of Joel B Wolfe Newport summer resident dies
Joel B Wolfe of New York prominent Newport summer resident died suddenly of heart disease at W H Osgood cottage Oak View Villa Bellevue Ave He was unmarried and lived with sister Miss Wolfe at 104 Fifth Ave New York Another sister Mrs N D W Clapp owns a Newport cottage Mrs Wolfe had been at Newport with him most of this year He did not own a cottage but rented several villas He belonged to Newport Reading Room New art Golf Club stockholder in Newport Casino He owned the steam yacht Radha until recently sold to Henry T Sloane Funeral at Osgood cottage then burial in Greenwood Cemetery New York
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Newport
R. I
Joel B. Wolfe
New York
W. H. Osgood
Oak View Villa
Bellevue Ave
Miss Wolfe
Fifth-ave
New- York
N. D. W. Clapp
Bellevue-ave
Wolfe
Glover
Wharton
Henry White
Scott
Osgood
Newport Reading Room
Newart Golf Club
Radha
Henry T. Sloane
Greenwood Cemetery
A P Stokes Jr Made Deacon In St John the Divine
Anson Phelps Stokes Jr joins eight others as deacons and priests, ordained by Bishop Potter in St John the Divine crypt. The service began at 11 am with Rev Dr Grosvenor delivering the sermon in a ceremony attended by Yale official Anson Phelps Stokes Jr and a roster of priests and deacons.
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Potter
Church of the Incarnation
Ransom Moore Church
New York
Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr
Grosvenor
Edward Slater Dunlop
H. M. Barbour
Sydney Robert Cross
New-York
Homer Francis Taylor
Henry Mottet
Church of the Holy Communion
Isaac Yohannan
North Dakota
New
Carl Julius Theagren
Mr Hamerskiold
Rudolph Michael Binder
George H. Bottome
Francis Sydney Smithers, Jr
James V. Chambers
Philip Marham Kerridge
Corporation of
Yale University
Moody's death prompts Moody son on Northfield board
East Northfield Mass June 10 semi annual meeting of Northfield Seminary trustees re elects the old board with Mrs J H Harris dropping from it Paul Dwight Moody son of Dwight L Moody joins to fulfill his late father's wishes George E Keith of Brockton also named trustees report says endowment has reached 80000 with more pledged expenses for the year met though debts stand near 10000 A public service at Round Top followed Mr Moody burial with students trustees and friends present singing his hymns ensuring the work continues.
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East Northfield
Mass
The
Northfield Seminary
Northfield
J. H. Harris
New London
Paul Dwight Moody
Dwight L. Moody
George E. Keith
Brockton
Newburg Notices Death of Felix Tone Murphy
Felix Tone Murphy son of Colonel Charlies J Murphy of New York City died today at the home of his brother in law A A McLean in Newburg New York He was born in Brooklyn in 1857 and graduated from Manhattan College and Columbia Law School He practiced law in New York City with John J Delany for a number of years
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Newburg
N. Y
Felix Tone Murphy
Charlies J. Murphy
New York City
A. A. McLean
Brooklyn
Manhattan College
Columbia Law School
John J. Delany
Pioneer shipbuilder Isaac W. Nicholas dies at 85 in Cleveland
Isaac W. Nicholas, a pioneer shipbuilder from Cleveland, died today aged eighty five. He constructed the first three masted schooner on the lakes named the Escanaba, which remains in commission, and he built the first steel steamer called the Rono.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Isaac W. Nicholas
Commiss
Death of Rev J M L Smyth in Chicago
The Rev J M L Smyth died at Mercy Hospital after a protracted illness. He was the first pastor of the Roman Catholic colony in Greeley County Nebraska and long active in colonization work under the late ap O Connor of Omaha. Born in Ireland, he trained for the priesthood at Troy Seminary New York.
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Chicago
J. M. L. Smyth
Mercy Hospital
Father Smyth
Greeley County
Neb
Ap O'Connor
Omaha
Ireland
Troy Seminary
New York
McGregor Resting Easily After Facial Abscess Operation
A. M. McGregor of Standard Oil, ill at his Memaroneck country home, rests more easily after surgery for a large abscess on his right cheek. He is under care of a nurse and two specialists to heal the wound and avoid a second operation. A Florida toothache led to ulceration and the facial abscess. He was operated on in Cleveland by Dr. Bigger, his family physician.
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A. M. McGregor
Standard Oil Company
Memaroneck
Mr. eGregor
Florida
Cleveland Ohio
Bigger
Boer Envoys Visit Springfield and Lincoln Monument
Abraham Fischer and J. M. de Bruyn arrived in Springfield with General Alfred Orendorff and a citizens’ committee. Fischer spoke to five thousand at the State Fair grounds and laid a wreath on the Lincoln monument, calling Lincoln a universal symbol of liberty and expressing hope for his people’s liberty.
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Springfield
Ill
Abraham Fischer
J. M. de Bruyn
Alfred Orendorff
Lincoln
State Fair Grounds
Fischer
Robert Emmet Monument Association
Lincoln Monument
Abraham Lincoln
Orendorff
America
Fire at Seney Hospital in Brooklyn
A mysterious fire damaged Seney Hospital in Brooklyn with just ten dollars in losses. A patient boy found burning woodwork in a second floor closet at 6:30 pm and alerted staff who quenched it. no suspects or light shed on cause.
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Seney Hospital
Brooklyn
Professor Newcomb Honored by Cracow University
Johns Hopkins University announces an honorary degree for Professor Simon Newcomb. President Gilman and Professor Paul Haupt attend Cracow exercises marking the universitys 500th anniversary.
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Baltimore
Cracow
Austria
Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
Simon Newcomb
Johns Hopkins
Paul Haupt
University of Cracow
Dr Stimson’s Tribute To Dr Storrs In City Church
In Manhattan Congregational Church on Broadway a sermon in memory of Rev. Dr Richard Salter Storrs was delivered by Rev. Dr H A Stimson. Stimson, lifelong friend, praised Storrs for shaping the permanent pastorate and endearing himself to his congregation.
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Manhattan Congregational Church
Eighty-third-st
Broadway
Richard Salter Storrs
H. A Stimson
Stimson
Detective shoots suspect in larceny case at Navy Street
Detective Thompson of the De Kalbave station Brooklyn shot a fleeing black man in the right arm as he fled after a larceny. The wounded man was 24 year old William Bryant of 106 Fleet Street. James Johnson, a US Navy sailor, accused Bryant and his brother James Bryant of robbing him of $10 at 179 Navy Street yesterday.
Weather report tracks rains and warming across regions
Washington June 10. A weather shift moved rain from the Northwestern States into the Mississippi Valley and upper Great Lakes with showers in the Southeast and Rocky Mountain areas. A marked rise in temperature occurred in the Ohio Valley and lake regions while the Middle Western States saw cooler readings. Showers expected Monday into Tuesday from Ohio Valley to New England, with fair conditions Tuesday east of the Mississippi. Winds become brisk from the south and west across various coasts, with southeastern winds on the South Atlantic coast. New York, New Jersey, and DC areas may see showers, then fair by Tuesday with brisk winds.
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Washington
Northwestern States
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
Southeastern States
Middle Rocky Mountain
Ohio Valley
Lake Regions
Middle Western States
Middle Atlantic
Northeast
Lower Lake Region
New England
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Mississippi River
Iddie Atlantic
New York
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Poles Removed in Geneva Business District Amid Tense Enforce
Geneva N Y June 10 city crews removed all poles on principal business streets after electrical firms refused. Officials set action to avoid injunction. Fights erupted during removal with union and non union workers clashing. Arrests expected.
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Geneva
Tribune Local Observations Weather Summary
Weather note from Tribune Office reports yesterday was fair with temperatures from 42 to 72 degrees and an average near 67 degrees. Today is forecast fair and warmer with similar conditions expected as the date.
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Tribune Office
Remarkable Water on Brain Case From Toledo Boy
In Toledo on June 10 James McNeely a thirteen year old boy from Avondale died after enlarged skull. Autopsy revealed a hollow skull containing five and a half quarts of clear fluid. The skull was a thin shell. McNeely was unusually bright and advanced for his age.
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Toledo
Ohio
James McNeely
Avondale
McNeely
The Passing Throng city visit and heat in Philadelphia
Robert Lansing of Boston describes Philadelphia as the hottest American city in summer during convention week. He notes three social sections, limited central hotels, scarce dining, and potential overflow lodging in Wilmington, Trenton, and Atlantic City, with rail schedules adjusted for the week.
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Robert Lansing
Boston
Fifth Avenue
Philadelphia
America
Baltimore
Washington
Piie-st
Market-st
Wilmington
Trenton
City
Atlantic City
Selections From the Mail on Constitutional Powers and Territory
Letters debate whether the United States authority over newly ceded islands rests on the Constitution or the treaty with Spain. They consider sovereignty, taxation, and statehood, arguing Congress holds power over territory and timing of statehood beyond mere constitutional principle.
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the Tribune
United States
Spain
United
Congress
Oseph Culbertson Clayton
Janean
Street sweeping dispute stirs city notice
A June 1900 letter complains of a mandatory dry strip for wheelmen on Tenth Street and flooded blocks from a street watering cart. It seeks a remedy amid clashes with drivers and calls for discussion on an ordinance and fair watering practices. The note reflects resident frustration with daily flooding and unsafe conditions for cyclists.
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the Tribune
Tenth-st
J. C. Benson
New-York
Trans and mail schedules for Europe and Americas
Post schedule lists Tuesday to Saturday sailings for Europe and Americas with details on direct and supplementary mails. It covers routes via Cherbourg Southampton Bremen St Louis La Oceanic Campania Trave and more, plus printed matter, transpacific and local closing times from New York June 1900. It specifies directing phrases per ship and notes connections and special handling for Cuba Mexico and La Plata regions.
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Trans & 2 Cc
Scotland
Per & S
Astoria
Europe
Cherbourg
Southampton
Bremen
Ireland
St. Louis
Belgium
Driesland
Deney & Friesland
Oceanic
Queenstown
Columbia
Plymouth
Hamburg
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Turkey
British India
France
Egypt
India
la Gascogne
Havre
Campania
Trave
Cherbeure
Sam
Nlands
Per & S. Spaarndam
Rotterdam
S. S. Spaart
Java
S. Ems
S. 3. Ems
Wa m
Ethiopia
Per & Gy
Germany
Cunard
Central America
Costa Rica
Pacific
S. S
S S. Catania
Brazil
Catania
Cuba
Yucatan
Tabaseco
Chiapas
S. S. Vigilancia
Progreso
Mexico
Vigilancia
S. S. Ithaka
Tampico
la Plata
Newton
Fortune
Jamaica
Saevanilla
Carthageng
Per & & Alene
Inagua
Haiti
S. S. Adirondack
S. Mexico
Havana
Tla
Io de Janeimo
Pernambuco
Newfoundland
North Sydney
Vail
Miami
Fla
Mexico City
Overland
Ealens J
Rica
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Guatemala
New Orleans
Puerta
Transpacific
China
Japan
Vancouver
Philippine Islands
Tacoma
Cisa
Islands
Seattle
S . Idzumi
Hawaii
San Francisco
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
Couver
Warrimoc
Doric
West Australia
Fiji
Semoan Islan
Ac Moana
En-Yyork
van Cott
Postoffice
New York
N. Y
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Lincoln’s Tomb
Prof. Newcomb
DR. Stimson
DR. Storrs
the Weather Report
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Norman B. “Sherry
Troy
E. M
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MAIL
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Methodist
Bist Uri
Wall Street
Aoitina
Cole—Day
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Catskill
C. G. Hazard
Alice Jerome
Jeremiah Day
Henry Tiffany Cole
Detroit
Marks
Mendelsohn
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Jennie Mendelsohn
Louis Marks
Bowers
Adeliza T
Henry W. Bowers
George W. Brush
Spencer Place
Campbell
Warwick
Caroline E. Curtis
Octavius Brooks Frothingham
Terrett
Sarah A Terrett
Dudley Rossiter Terrett
Cambridge Place
Wiggins
Hobart
N.Y
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N. T
Woodlawn
E. Edmund
Bangs &O
Roycroft Press
Grolier Club
Heinigke
Greatenada
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
British Isles
M “ ‘Sal
Union
SU Noat
DAILY
TRI
Nassau~st. Uptown
Ae Fight
Fred’k N. Sommer Road
Fleet-st
Waterloo Place
Thomas Cook & Son
Ludgate Circus
Louis Vuitton
Scribe
J. Monroe & Co
John Wanamaker
Hottinguer & Co
South and Central America
WI Indies
Vallew- Yorn
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