Plea for More Ministers Sunday Games Denounced
At Asbury Park the General Synod of the Reformed Church in America closed its sessions with a focus on domestic missions and education. A Sunday Sabbath enforcement push led to resolutions denouncing Sunday golf and travel, and a five-member committee was formed to discuss a federation with other Presbyterian bodies.
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Presbyterian Federation
Asbury Park
General Synod of the Reformed Church In America
General Synod
Beach
Board of Domestic Missions
Grand Avenue
Margaret E. Sangster
Brooklyn
Walter C. Roe
Colony
Okla
Wautan
Arapahoe
Roe
Arapahoes
Cheyvennes
Dr. Roe
Board of Education
Messrs
Joachim Elmendorf
Philip M. Doolittle
Daniel H. Martin
Alexander McKelvey
Charles Park
Charles A. Mapes
John F. Berry
Cornelius Bruys
Joseph R. Durvree
New-York
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
Searle
J. W. Beardslee
Western Theological Seminary
Holland
Mich
Chicago
Missionary Board
Beardslee
Italian Marquis Missing In New York City Mystery
Marquis de Cordova, Italian nobleman Cerio Cattapani, has vanished from his East 86th Street apartment since Saturday night. Detectives speculate kidnapping while Mrs. Eliza Mitchell, who housed him, reports threats and a pursuit over stolen papers claiming ownership of a vast Spanish estate.
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Cerio Cattapani
Marquis de Cordova
East Highty
Spain
London
Colorado
Eliza Mitchell
Eighty-Sixth-St
Cattapani
Attilio Gajo
St. An
Amsterdam
Marrquis
Marquis
St T
Prospect Park
The
Mar
Mitchell
Iudi
Statin
Frost
Brooklyn
Court judgeship bids stir Tammany lawyers election hopes
Nominating action draws interest from Tammany Hall lawyers as a fall campaign period approaches. A municipal office offers a yearly salary of 17 dollars and 50 cents for a fourteen year term. Three positions are mentioned.
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Supreme Court
Tammany Hall
Tammany Consider Names for Supreme Court Nominees
Vacancies on the Supreme Court bench draw interest from about six Tammany lawyers willing to leave lucrative practices for a nomination. Charles W. Dayton and Charles H. Knox are seen as likely on the ticket, while many Tammany executives push for new names. Several known figures are not being considered, including Oiwa F. O'Dwyer, E G Whittaker, T C T Crain, Herman Josephs, and Theodore F. Hascall.
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Supreme Court
Tammany
Charles W. Dayton
Charles H. Knox
Tammany Executive Committee
OwaEe F. O'Dwyer
E.G. Whittaker
Triumvirs to Talk Today for Tammany Revival
The Tammany trio Murphy McMahon and Haffen plan an afternoon address to the anxious public outlining their view of Tammany Hall. They urge Absaloms to return to the Wyewam and claim they are their own masters amid factional discredit and calls for a strong future leader.
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Tammany
Messrs. Murphy
McMahon
Haffen
Tammany Hall
Absaloms
Wyewam
Lewis Nixon
Tammany Organization
General Committee
Dan” Finn
Finn
1St
Michael C. Murphy
Murphy
Ivth
Senator Ahearn
Edward T. Fitzpatrick
Thomas F. Murphy
James P. Keating
Nxivth
Victor J. Dowling
Maurice F. Holahan
George M. van Hoesen
Mr. van Hoesen
George B. McClellan
John J. Delany
Charles H Kimball Pioneer of Lakewood Dies in South Wilton
Charles Henry Kimball died last Saturday in South Wilton Connecticut. A Lakewood pioneer he helped form the company that developed the resort and built Laurel House and Laurel-in-the-Pines. Born December 3 1838 in Rumford Maine he taught school in Maine and New York before becoming a stock broker in 1883 and joining the Open Board of Brokers. He retired in 1890s health failing from 1893 until his death. Survived by a widow a son and a married daughter Funeral today in Lakewood.
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Charles Henry Kimball
South Wilton
Conn
Lakewood
N. J
Laurel House
Laurel-in-the-Pines
Mr. Kimball
Rumford
Oxford County
Maine
Brooklyn
New York
Open Board of Brokers
Wall Street
Kimball
Theodore A Ross Grand secretary of I O O F dies at 88
Theodore A Ross of East Orange New Jersey died at his home from heart disease this morning He was 88 and had served 28 years as grand secretary of the Sovereign Grand Lodge I O O F He helped organize Stella Lodge in Newark and was grand representative in New Jersey for 15 years before retirement five years ago A widow survives him.
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New Jersey
Columbus
Ohio
Patriarchs Militant
Peter Milne Water Purveyor Dies in Brooklyn
Peter Milne, longtime Water Purveyor of Brooklyn under Mayors Low Schieren and Wurster, died at his home 32 St James Place Brooklyn. He served as chief engineer during Wurster’s last term and later worked as consulting engineer for contractors. Born in the city sixty five years ago he began as a plumber with his father. Milne was a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers and Union League Club of Brooklyn. He leaves a widow three daughters and a son. Funeral planned for tonight at o'clock.
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Peter Milne
Brooklyn
Low
Schieren
Wurster
St. James's Place
Water Department
Mr. Milne
American Society of Civil Engineers
Union League Club of
Death of long time Richmond Democratic leader John G Vaughn
John G. Vaughn longtime Richmond County Democratic leader died at 70 in St Smith Infirmary New Brighton Staten Island from a complication of diseases. He served as justice of the peace in Southfield for 30 years and was a Civil War veteran. Vaughn held posts including Edgewater trustee and chief inspector of buildings before the office was abolished this year. He lived in Clifton and was survived by several children.
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John G. Vaughn
Richmond County
St. Smith Infirmary
New Brighton
Staten Island
Richmond
Nicholas Muller
Southfield
Edgewater
Vaughn
Clifton
Church Worker Reported Missing From Cornwall-on-Hudson
The Rev. Lee M. Beattie of the Presbyterian Church reported Mrs. Hannah Struthers of Cornwall-on-Hudson missing since May 7. A note mentioned her Liverpool sister. searches of ocean liner registries found no match. Mrs. Struthers, 56, left with her husband Alexander and six children. she was described as four feet eleven inches tall and 111 pounds.
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Lee M. Beattie
Presbyterian Church
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Presbyterian Club
Third-ave
Hannah Struthers
Cormwall-on-Hudson
Alexander
Lving
Liverpool
England
Description of Careworn Woman in Blue Suit and Hat
A weary appearing woman with dark brown hair and eyes is described as wearing a blue serge suit and a straw hat. She shows four paralyzed fingers on her left hand, has no jewelry, and appears worn from care.
Quay Wins Again In Harrisburg State Convention
Senator M S Quay appears poised for victory in the Pennsylvania State convention after blocking Elkin and securing key caucus and committee wins. Col Watres backed off for favors, Quay’s allies oust opponents as Penrose plans the platform alignment with other Republican conventions.
Governor Davis Renominated at Arkansas Democratic Convention
The Arkansas Democratic State Convention opened at noon with an ovation for ex Governor James Y. Clarke nominated for United States Senator. Some Jones supporters opposed the resolution but it passed 42 to 0. Governor Jefferson Davis was renominated unanimously after carrying seventy of seventy five counties in the primaries and then signaled his own candidacy for the Senate to succeed James H. Berry whose term ends.
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Harrisburg
Penn
M. S. Quay
Quay
Elkin
Judge Pennypacker
Philadelphia
United States
Roosevelt
Pennypacker
L. A. Watres
Scranton
Watres
Boies Penrose
Sibley Quay
State Committee
Samuel W. Pennypacker
William W. Brown
Lawrence
Isaac B. Brown
Erie
Penrose
Little Rock Ark
James Y. Clarke
James K. Jones
Friends
Jones
Jefferson Davis
Davis
James H. Berry
Hanna Bosses and Burton Race Deflection at White House
Senator Hanna met with the President in Washington and dismissed Burton of Ohio as unfounded to withdraw a congressional candidacy. Hanna said a dispatch mistransmission created a fake headline, Civil Service probes found no violation, and the President will not censure Cleveland officials. Leach, Cleveland Port collector, joined Hanna before the White House visit.
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Washington
Hanna
Burton
Ohio
Congress
Cleveland
Civil Service Commission
James R. Garfield
Mr. Garfield
Charles Leach
Senator Hanna
White House
Diverse dignitaries listed at home news gathering
A long roster of officials diplomats and military officers from the United States and abroad is noted in Albemarle and surrounding areas. The list includes Interstates Commerce Commissioner J D Youmans and Italian Ambassador Edmondo Mayer des Planches among others. Also announced is the opening of a new station and park at Chappaqua New York with a 2 08 pm train arrival from Grand Central.
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Auburn
Martin A. Knapp
United States
Marlborough Ator Jean H. Mitchell
Oregon
Navarre
W. Gengaard
Goo Hemer
Ut. & A. Waldorf
Countess de Rochambeau
Paris
Robert de Billy
French Visiting Commission
Thomas W. Cridler
Washington
Chappaqua
N. Y
F. M. Clendenin
John W. Bowron
Miles Bronson
John J. D. Bristol
George D. Mackay
Grand Central Station
Ocean Travel Log of Passenger Steamer Movements
Multiple ships and routes listed with arrivals at the Bar, passenger counts, and destinations including Kobe Shanghai Hong Kong Singapore Cochin Port Said Algiers Kingston Port Morant Port Maria St Ann's Bay Montego Bay Colon Panama Railroad Hamburg-American Line New Orleans Liverpool Tilbury Dock Cherbourg Genoa Naples and more. Entries note moise and cabin passengers aboard Steamer Origen Alliance Adirondack City of Birmingham Jamestown Cassel Kronpring Wildler Agg Robinia Strathmore Lustleigh and other vessels with dates in May June and early June.
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Kobe
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Singapore
Cochin
Port Said
Algiers
Moise
Finch, Edge & Co
Origen
Nor
Hegge
Kingston
Port Morant
Port Maria
St Ann's Bay
Montego Bay
J E Kerr & Co
Alliance
Skillings
Colon
City of Birmingham
Bury
Savannah
Ocean Si Co
George W Clyde
Chichester
Georgetown
Wilmington
William P Clyde & Co
Jamestown
Laplay
Newport News
Norfolk
Sandy Hook
Liverpool
Herschel
Brown
New Orleans
New ~York
Manchester
Prawie Point
Cassel
Ger
Petermann
New-York
Bremen
London
Tilbury Dock
Min- Retonka
Layland
Shields
Standard
Schieemitch
Kronpr
Alexandria
Robinia
Cattarini
Melbourne
Strathmore Bri
Moor
Adelaide Pauiliac
Salled
Panama
Halgard
St Lucia
Lustleigh
St. Lucia
Maskelyne Belz
Bariridge
Rio Janeiro
Bermuda
Trinidad
Bri. Fraser
New York
Crowded Brooklyn Navy Yard to Repair Several Vessels
The Brooklyn Navy Yard faces a surge in work as the cruiser Dixie returns from Martinique and will be sent to League Island for repairs. The Panther will receive Captain Berry and crew, the Massachusetts to be overhauled for forty days, and the Kearsarge and Alabama ordered to Brooklyn. Rear Admiral Asserson retires after long service, with Richard C. Hollyday expected to succeed.
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Navy Yard
Dixie
Martinique
League Island Navy Yard
Berry
Panther
Massachusetts
Kearsarge
Alabama
Brooklyn
FIGHT MORE WOMEN FREED
Supreme Court Justice Smith in White Plains discharged eight prisoners from the State Reformatory for Women at Bedford. Attorneys Morgan and Sea bury argued lack of lawful commitment after arrest in a raid at 105 West Thirty second Street. Judge Smith noted improper commitment and questioned the reformary’s jurisdiction and authority.
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Justice Smith
Supreme Court
White Piains
State Reformatory For
Bedford
Reformatory
Smith
Henry C. Gray
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Item
Maritime notes list tides and sun and moon details with times for Sandy Hook Gov. Island and Hell Gate. Sunkse 4 28 and sunset 7 31 moon sets 11 38 moon age 5 high water p m.
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Moon
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
San Francisco Mining Stock Quotations June 16
The June 16 official closing quotations for San Francisco mining stocks list numerous entries across multiple mines. Names include Alta, Belcher, Chollar, Gold & Cu, Imperial, Lady Washington, Ophir, Occidental, Sierra Nevada, and Yellow Jacket, with varied fractional prices and special notes such as Con for consolidated and Con. Bullion.
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San Francisco
Alta
Justice
Alpha
Kentucky
Lady Washington
Belcher
Atadenas
Masican
Rest & Reever Us
Ophir
Caledonia
Overman
Chollar
Sag Belcher
Sierra Nevada
St. Louis
Tnien
Yellow Jacket
Cal & Va
Imperia
Crown Point Gould
Hale & N
Julia
Port of New York Ships Schedule June 1902
The list covers vessels calling at New York from June 10 to June 13 1902 with routes including St Louis to Southampton Germanic Liverpool and others. Entries show ship names owners and ports like Bremen Genoa Havana New Orleans Norfolk and Cherbourg with arrival times and passenger types.
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Wessel
St Louis
Southampton
Germanic
Liverpool
White Star
Frieslend
Antwerp
Red Star Laurentian
Glasgow
Allan Sabine
Galveston
Mallory
Irequois
Charleston
Clyde
Jamestown
Norfolk
Old Dominions
Hesperides
Houston
la Lorraine
Havre
French
Barbarossa
Bremen
Liggyé
Esperanza
Havana
Cuba
Turks Island
Princess Anne
Elid
New Orleans
Morgan
Santiago
Tampico
San Marcos
Brunswick
Algonquin
Jefferson
Old Dominion
New-York
Uesday
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BIG
Tate
Tammany Men
Dr. Lyon
Mrs. Mary Read
Mary Read
Hugh McLaughlin
James Shevlin
St. Francis Xavier Society
St. Mary's Hospital
Read
Ireland
Newark
John J. Read
Theodore A. Ross
Wilsing
Cornwall-On
Hudson
James McCreery & Co
Twenty-third Street
Tribune
Senate
San, JO
India
Geo. C.funt Co
Broadway
Batiste
Dimity
Home News
Gravesend
New York City
Sailet
Schwarzenfels
Gers
Cape Town
Nauplia
Stettin
Bordeaux
Advance
Cadiz
Span
el Vaile
Hamilton
Castilian
Prince ‘Bry
Bernambuce
Watson
Port Antonio
Georgie
Moltke
Hamburg
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Prinzessin Victoria Luise
Lombardia
Ital
Naples
Genoa
E&w
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Island
State Reformatory
Missoula
Totonka
Marine Intelligence
Fro Line
Rosalind Tyne
Basil Hartadus
Lamp- Holt Southwark
Red Star Mesaba
Nao
Trans Bros Aire
Isthraltar
New—Orleans
Morgan Concho
Ane
Teutonic Liverpool
Para
Booth
Gibraltar
Jacksonville
Algonquin Clyde
Thersday
Meee
Patricia Hemtham Alamo
Lagalveston
Prins Maurits
Port-au-Prince
Dutch Arapahoe
Patria
Talar
Alamo
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Hogemann
Oelrichs & (O
Bremen iGer
Nierich
Mdse
Oelrichs & Co
Sardegna
Montana
Hirzel
Feltmann & C O
Bar
Rotterdam
Peters
Philip Ruprecht
Aregonia
Furst
Yokohama
Shipping News
Rocers, Peer & Company
Cor
Warren
Warren St
4Th Ave
West
Evga
He Rip van Wivkle
Manhattan
Statens
Fis K E
Lee Rane Daly
Hammerstein'saradise Roof Gardens
Whce
Hill
Casino
Talbot
Knickerbocker Satre
Mat Salay
Dolly Ward
Stange
Wards
Terrace Garden
Brave
Courth. Co
Cain Co
Fitzgibbon
Dex
Ngt
Ca Breezes
Eden Musee
Waa
New Groupe Cinematograpsh
He Eari
Brooklyn Jockey Club
E Beth SX
New-York Tribune
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