Plea for More Ministers Sunday Games Denounced
Asbury Park June 10 Special Closing hours of the General Synod sessions focus on domestic missions and education. Women’s Executive Committee leaders chair church meetings while speakers discuss mission work among Kentucky mountaineers and Northwest tribes. The Synod names new education board members and votes funds for colleges, then denounces Sunday golf, travel and newspaper reading as Sabbath desecration and plans a federation with Presbyterian bodies.
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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
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. Durvee
New-York
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
Searle
J. W. Beardslee
Western Theological Seminary
Holland
Mich
Chicago
Missionary Board
Beardslee
Missing Italian Marquis in New York Mansion
Carlo Cattapani Marquis de Cordova, an Italian nobleman, vanished from his apartment on East 86th Street after leaving with detective Attilio Gajo to collect money from a mysterious man. Neighbors report threats, prior captivity near Prospect Park, and a bottle of kidney poison found earlier.
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Carlo Cattapani
Marquis de Cordova
Spain
London
Colorado
Eliza Mitchell
Eighty-Sixth-St
Cattapani
Theatter
Attilio Gajo
St T
Prospect
Mitchell
Iudi
Marquis
Frost
Brooklyn
Tammany Lawyers Favor Supreme Court Nominees
Tammany Hall lawyers push for Supreme Court judgeships as a favorable opportunity to run for office. The position carries a salary of 17 dollars and 50 cents annually for a fourteen year term. Three candidates are mentioned in the discussion.
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Supreme Court
Tammany Hall
Tammany seeks nominees for vacancies on Supreme bench
The article reports Tammany leaders may back Charles W. Days and Charles H. Knox for Supreme Court vacancies while some want an entirely new slate. While names like F. O Dwyer, Whittaker, T C T Crain, Herman Josephs and Theodore F Hascall are mentioned, divisions remain over the final slate.
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Supreme Court
Tammany
Charles W
Tammany Order
Nomin
Charles H. Knox
F. O'Dwyer
Whittaker
T. C. T. Crain
Herman Josephs
Municipal District Courier
Theodore F. Hascall
Themocratic Club
Triumvirs to Talk Today at Tammany Meeting
The Tammany triumvirate Murphy McMahon and Haffen plan an afternoon address to explain their view of the political situation and invite Absaloms back to the Wigwam They aim to mobilize district leaders for a packed general committee meeting the next night.
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Tammany
Messrs. Murphy
McMahon
Haffen
Tammany Hall
Absaloms
Wewam
Lewis Nixon
Tammany Organization
Dan” Finn
General Committee
Finn
1St Assembly
Michael C. Murphy
Murphy
Senator Ahearn
Edward T. Fitzpatrick
Thomas F. Murphy
James Pkeating
Victor J. Dowling
Maurice F. Holahan
Pioneer of Lakewood Realty Charles Kimball Dies
Charles Henry Kimball died last Saturday in South Wilton Connecticut. Born December 3 1848 in Rumford Maine he helped found Lakewood New Jersey pioneering development of Laurel House and Laurel in the Pines. He served as president ofearly Lakewood development firms, retired from Wall Street in 1883, and left a widow a son and a married daughter. Funeral held today in Lakewood.
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Charles Henry Kimball
South Wilton
Maine
Brooklyn
New York
Open Board of Brokers
Wall Street
Kimball
Lakewood
Deaths of Mrs Read and Theodore A Ross in Newark and East Orange
Mrs Mary Read cousin of Hugh McLaughlin and mother in law of James Shevlin Brooklyn politicians died at 69 Fighthave, NY. She aided St Francis Xavier Society and St Marys Hospital. born in Ireland seventy five years ago. Survived by four daughters and two sons. Funeral in Orange New Jersey. Theodore A Ross former grand secretary of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the S O O F died at his East Orange home aged seventy. He helped found Stella Lodge and served as grand representative from New Jersey for fifteen years. Survived by a widow.
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Mary Read
Hugh McLaughlin
James Shevlin
Brooklyn
No. 69
Fighthave
St. Francis Xavier Society
St. Mary's Hospital
Read
Ireland
Newark
John J. Read
Orange
N. J
Theodore A. Ross
Sovereign Grand Lodge
North Grovest
East Orange
Ross
Stella Lodge
Jefferson
New Jersey
Columbus
Ohio
Patriarchs Militant
Peter Milne Water Purveyor Dies in Brooklyn
Peter Milne longtime Water Purveyor of Brooklyn under Mayors Low and Wurster died at his home 32 St James Place Brooklyn He served as chief engineer during Major Wurster term and later worked as consulting engineer for contractors Milne born in the city sixty five years ago and leaves a widow three daughters and one son Funeral planned for tonight.
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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
John G. Vaughn Dies Veteran Democratic Leader of Richmond
John G. Vaughn longtime Democratic leader in Richmond County died at S. R. Smith Infirmary New Brighton Staten Island at seventy after a long illness He served as justice of the peace in Southfield for thirty years and was a Civil War veteran He was clerked as chief inspector of buildings for Richmond County until the office ended Earlier he contested his removal and courts ruled for reinstatement noting his veteran status Survived by several children and residence in Clifton.
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John G. Vaughn
Richmond County
S. R. Smith
New Brighton
Staten Island
Richmond
Nicholas Muller
Southfield
Edgewater
Vaughn
Clifton
Missing Cornwall-on-Hudson church worker reported
Mrs Hannah Struthers fifty six, of Cornwall-on-Hudson, vanished from her home since May 2. Reverend Lee Beattie of the Presbyterian Church and club superintendent reports a note mentioning a sister in Liverpool England. Police and liner registries searched for her name. description lists four feet eleven inches tall and about 111 pounds.
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Lee M. Beattie
Presbyterian Church
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Presbyterian Club
Third-ave
Hannah Struthers
Alexander
Liverpool
England
Sruthers
Description of a weary woman in a blue serge suit and straw hat
A careworn woman with dark brown hair and eyes appears fatigued. She wears a blue serge suit and straw hat with no jewelry. Four fingers of her left hand are slightly paralyzed.
Quay Wins Again in Key Pennsylvania Convention
Harrisburg June 10 Senator M S Quay solidifies control in the state convention facing Elkin Pennypacker and Watres. He gains temporary chairmanship with Watres backing, secures contested seats, and aims to nominate Pennypacker for governor Brown for lieutenant governor and Isaac B Brown for secretary of internal affairs. Penrose drives platform aligning with other Republican conventions this year.
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Harrisburg
Penn
M. S. Quay
Quay
Elkin
Judge Pennypacker
Philadelphia
United States
Roosevelt
Pennypacker
Sikin
L. A. Watres
Scranton
Watres
Boies Penrose
Sibley
State Committee
Samuel W. Pennypacker
William W. Brown
Lawrence
Isaac B. Brown
Erie
Penrose
Hanna Satisfied With White House Talk Amid Burton Aide Row
Senator Hanna met with the President to discuss Ohio race charges raised by Burton. Hanna dismissed the claims as unfounded and said the Civil Service probe found no violations, noting a transmission error and signaling no resignation of citizenship rights. Charles Leach, Cleveland port collector, met Hanna before the White House visit.
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Washington
Hanna
Burton
Ohio
Congress
Cleveland
Civil Service Commission
James R. Garfield
Garfield
Mr. Burton
Charles Leach
Senator Hanna
White House
New York News Highlights Readied for Saturday Events
In New York City a packed program includes a bishops conference at Fifth Avenue and Twentieth Street at 9:30 am and a Columbia University commencement at 11 am. A new station and park at Chapinqua will open with remarks from Rev Dr Clendenin and officials. trains depart Grand Central at 2:08 pm.
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Gravesend
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Figthave
Twentieth St
Corrigan
St. Patrick's
Massa
Columbia University
Columbia
Board of Trade and Transportation
Broadway
Fordham
Chapnaqua
N. Y
F. M. Clendenin
John W. Bowron
Miles Bronson
John J. D. Bristol
George D. Mackay
Grand Central Station
Maritime arrivals and sailings in Caribbean and Atlantic ports
Ocean steamship movements listed from April to June include arrivals at the Bar times for several vessels such as Origen and Alliance with moise and cabin passengers bound for routes to Jamaica and Panama. The record notes ports of call like Port Morant Port Maria St Ann's Bay Montego Bay Gonaives Port-au-Prince and Kingston along with sailings to Hamburg Liverpool and New York and multiple liner services.
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Kobe
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Singapore
Cochin Mary
Port Said
Algiers
Moise
Finch, Edge & Co
Origen
Nor
Hegge
Kingston
Port Morant
Port Maria
St Ann's Bay
Montego Bay
J E Kerr
Alliance
Skillings
Colon
Panama Railroad
Ss Co
Bar
Adirondack
Ger
Bruns
Cape Hartt
Gonaives
Port-au-Prince
Petit Grave
Jeremie
Santa Martha
Hamburg-American Line
City of
Governor Davis Renominated at Arkansas Democratic Convention
In Little Rock on June 10 the Arkansas Democratic State Convention nominated ex Governor James Y. Clarke for United States Senator, while Jefferson Davis was renominated unanimously after an ovation for Clarke. Jones supporters opposed the Clarke resolution, and Jones reportedly demurred to convention jurisdiction.
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Little Rock
Ark
James Y. Clarke
United States
James K. Jones
Friends
Jones
Jefferson Davis
Davis
James H. Berry
Trii
Two New Dollars Announced in Missoula and Tetonka
E and W announcements note the introduction of two new dollars impacting Missoula and Tetonka economies. Local officials say the currency change aims to simplify transactions and standardize pricing across communities.
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Missoula
Tetonka
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac
Sunrise is at 4 28 and sunset at 7 31. Moon sets at 11 38 with a moon age of 5. High water is noted at Sandy Hook 12 08 Gov Island 12 35 and Hell Gate 2 2.
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Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Crowded Brooklyn Navy Yard to Repair Multiple Vessels
Navy Yard shops are busy as the cruiser Dixie returns from Martinique and sails to League Island for repairs. The Massachusetts will be overhauled for forty days, and the Kearsarge and the Alabama are ordered to Brooklyn. Rear-Admiral Asserson is relieved of duty. Richard C. Holliday at Boston yard likely to replace him.
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Navy Yard
Dixie
Martinique
League Island Navy Yard
Berry
Panther
Massachusetts
Kearsarge
Alabama
Brooklyn
San Francisco Mining Stock Close Profoundly Mixed
The official closing quotations for San Francisco mining shares on June 10 show varied movement among listed names. Notable entries include Alta Justice, Alpha, Kentucky, Andes, Belcher, Mexican Best, Occidental, Ophir, Caledoni, Overman, Potosi, Savage, Sierra Nevada Syndicate, Union, Utah, Julia, Yellow Jacket and Confidence among others, with mixed gains and losses reflected in fractional cents and small percentage shifts.
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San Francisco
Alta
Justice
Kentucky Cone Andes
Lady Eee Belcher
Mexican Best & Belcher
Occidental Watton
Ophir
Caledoni
Overman
Potosi
Savage
Sag Belcher
Sierra Nevada
Union
Utah
Yellow Jacket
Cal & Va
FIGHT MORE WOMEN FREED
In White Plains Supreme Court Judge Smith discharged eight inmates of the State Reformatory for Women at Ledford. Arrested in a raid at West Thirty-seconds, they had been committed on April 14 for disorderly conduct by Magistrate Hogan. The writ of habeas corpus showed lack of jurisdiction and authority. Delivery of the prisoners followed.
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Reformatory
Smith
Henry C. Gray
Vessel sailings and port arrivals listed for June 10 1902
Port of New York notices show ships departing from and arriving to multiple lines including White Star Lusitania and others. Listings include vessel names such as Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Bremen Sardegna Rotterdam and Aragonia with destinations Antwerp Havre Genoa Yokohama and more. The schedule notes ship times and passenger counts for freight and cabin accommodations.
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St Low
Southampton
Antwerp
Laurentian
Glasgow
Sabine
Galveston
Mallory
Iregusis
Charleston
Jamestown
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Hesperides
Houston
la Lorraine
Havre
French
Barbarossa
Bremen
el Cid
New Orleans
Morgan
Santiago
Tampico
Cuba
San Marcos
Brunswick
Algonquin
Clyde
Jefferson
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Ger
Hogemann
Cherbourg
Oecelrichs & Co
Bremen iGer
Nierich
Mdise
Oelrichs & Co
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BIG
Tate
Dr. Lyon
Mrs. Mary Read
Cornwall-On
Hudson
James McCreery & Co
Twenty-third Street
San
Oxxlz
Ndia Durrie
Geo. C.faint Co
IOT Street
THE
Tribune
Batiste
Dimity
Home News
New York City
Schwarzenfels
Cape Town
Nauplia
Stettin
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Cadiz
Span
el Valle
Hamilton
Newport News
Camn
Prince «Bri
Permambuco
Watson
Port Antonio
Georgic Bri
Moltke
Hamburg
Flymouth
Prinzessin Victoria Luise
Plymouth
Lombardia
Ital
Naples
Genoa
Herschel
Brown
Manchester
Prawie Point
Cassel
Petermann
Tilbury Dock
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Standard
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Cher- Eckhoff
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Robinia
Aust
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Marine Intelligence
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Island
Rosalind Tyne
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Esas
Tar Land Antwerp
Mesaba
Trans
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Atbra
Pan Sh E
Dorad
New—Orleans
Morgan Conchi
Patricia
HambaAam Alamo
Galves Li
Prins Maurits
Justice Smith
State Reformatory
Port OF New-York
Sardegna
Montana
Hirzel, Feltmann & Co
Peters
Philip Ruprecht
Har
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Furst
Yokohama
Peer & Company
Broadwear, Warren
Warren St
Broadway Cor
4Th Ave
Broadway, Cor
West
Keith
Manhattan
Mrs. FI
Little
Italy
Daly's
Bargain Mat
Chaperon
Hammerstein's
Paradise
Murray
39Th St.eer and
Nixar
Maz
Tears
Knickerbocker Theatre
Sway
Terrace Garden
Ave —Conteni
Jane Courthe
Fitzgibbon
Fretagibbon N & Co
Ngt
Carn Breezes
Eden Musee
Cyrematograph
Solcusta
Brooklyn Jockey Club
USA
Tremont-avre
New-York Tribune
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