C G Wilson Beaten in Bitter Exchange Election
Charles G Wilson lost the annual election for Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange officers after a heated campaign. The conservative ticket opposed the regular slate led by Mortimer H Wagar, with 793 votes cast and about 200 votes separating the winners from the regulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Wilson
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Tribune
Wilson
Thomas L. Watson
John Stanton
Moon
Exchange
Messrs. Wilson
Watson
Stanton
Wagar
Felows
Mortimer H. Wagar
H. Badeau
Edward R. Betts
E. R. Grant
Valentine Mott
D. K. Young
George L Ring
W. J. Alpers
H. T. W. Waller
S. M. Moran
Roderick B. Mather
W. Jenks Merritt
J. P. Wintringham
Joseph D. Lawrence
Geren D. Budd
Governor Shaw Involved In Des Moines Railway Wreck
A Chicago and Northwestern derailment in Des Moines Iowa tonight killed the engineer and fireman and injured Governor Shaw and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Shaw
Des Moines
Chicago
Northwestern
Iowa
Shaw
Vanderbilt's Fast Auto Creates Stir in Newport
William K. Vanderbilt Jr's imported French automobile has sparked chatter over speed on Newport streets. He met with Police Chief Kaull to discuss complaints under city speed limits, asserting he never exceeded twelve miles per hour outside the compact part and noting a French engineer license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Vanderbilt
France
Bristol
Virginia
Kaull
Kauli
Weather Report Shows Scattered Showers and Warmer Temps
Yesterday drew scattered showers from New England to the Ohio Valley and Southwest. temperatures rose in the Middle Atlantic and New England, with highs around 4 degrees in Washington and Lynchburg. Today will be fair in most regions with cooler eastern hours and warmer midweek, light to fresh winds along coasts.
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Washington
New England
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Middle Atlantic
D.C
Lynchburg
Rocky Mountain
Northwest
Gulf Bunsen
New-England
Cossis
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Tribune Office
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Listed Across Cities
A roundup of notable guests checking in at hotels including Albemarle where Alfred Ree of Manchester and Albert Graff of Philadelphia stayed. Fifth Avenue with Charles A. Dean of Boston and J. R. Harrison of Glasgow. Gilsey Justice D. Cady Herrick. Grand with Major F. S. Dodge and Lt. Granger. Imperial guests Ex Mayor E. Watkins and Blaine Elkins. Waldorf names Lt Gen Nelson A. Miles and Douglas Beardsley among others. Manhattan includes officers from England and Dr E L Trudeau. Netherland features E P Ripley. Vicfor A Colonel L Victor Baughman. Holland lists senators and ex-governors. Holland and Waldorf lines note prominent travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle
Alfred Ree
Manchester
England
Albert Graff
Philadelphia
Fifth Avenue
Charles A. Dean
Boston
J. R. Harrison
Glasgow
Gilsey
D. Cady Herrick
New-York State Supreme Court
F. 8. Dodge
R. 8. Granger
Grand Union
George W. van Deusen
A. S. A. Hoffman
Alexander Hamilton
Albany
Holland
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
H. F. Lippitt
Providence
Frank S. Black
Troy
Oakes Ames
Imperial
E. Watkins
Chattanooga
Blaine Elkins
Washington
Manhattan
R. L. Crichton
R. N
J. H. Hammond
E. L. Trudeau
Saranac Lake
C. S. Mellen
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul Netherland
E. P. Ripley
Chicago
Vicfor
L. Victor Baughman
Maryland
Waldorf
Nelson A. Miles
U.S. A
Douglas Beardsley
Auburn
John V. L. Findlay
Painmore
John Francis Lee
London
J. M. Bodine
Louisville
City Events Schedule For Afternoon And Evening
Municipal Council meets at City Hall at 1 p m. Atlantic Yacht Club regatta listed. Brooklyn Jockey Club races set for 2 30 p m. American Rose Society show at Eden Musée. Trinity Chapel School closing exercises at No 5 West Twenty fifth Street at 3 p m. New York Athletic Club governors in evening. Music programs in Mount Morris and Tompkins Square parks at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Brooklyn
Jockey Club
American Rose Society
Eden Musée
Trinity Chapel School
West Twenty-fifth-st
New-York Athletic Club
Mount Morris
Tompkins Square
Board of Education to convene at Park Avenue hall
A stated Board of Education meeting is planned for tomorrow at 8 p m in the hall at Park Avenue and Fifty ninth Street. President Guggenheimer has sent a gold watch to President Hunter of the Normal College to honor the top graduating pupil. A two year old buffalo at Central Park Menagerie will be moved tomorrow to Van Cortlandt Park due to crowding, with arrangements by Commissioners Clausen and Moebus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Park-ave
Fifty-ninth-st
Guggenheimer
Hunter
The
Normal College
Central Park
van Cortlandt Park
Clausen
Moebus
Paine Schuyler & Co Dissolves On Exchange Floor
The Stock Exchange announced at 2 30 yesterday that Paine Schuyler and Co dissolves after Governing Committee action forcing Sidney S Schuyler to sever ties with J Overton Paine and his brother Thomas B Paine. Schuyler to continue firm contracts while J Overton Paine plans independent ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Paine, Schuyler & Co
Sidney S. Schuyler
J. Overton Paine
Thomas B. Paine
Paines
Consolidated
Schuyler
Bargains in the Stores by James McCreery Co and Partners
James McCreery & Co on Twenty third Street advertises infants outfits with long slips and dresses in nainsook and lawn, bloomers and basket piqua suits for six months to two years, plus three thousand lace varieties from Chantilly to Alencon. George C. Flint Co. on West Twenty third Street offers fine furniture and wedding gift pieces including Dutch and German chairs and sealing wax red items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M’creery & CO
Twenty-third St
Pointe de Venice
Chantilly
Alencon
Broadway
Eleventh St
Madras
George C. Flint Company
West Twenty-third St
Gran Antilla Passengers Land at Port with Immigrant Bond
Emilio Puig agent for Gran Antilla owners posted bonds of 10 000 to indemnify the U S Government against losses if the 1209 Italian immigrants aboard the Spanish tramp steamer become public charges or require hospital care. Disembarkation began with Captain Wank approving release of six American steerage families delayed by baggage issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilio Puig
Stone St
Gran Antilla
United States
Wank
YACHT RACES HEAR ENTHUSIASTIC FANS ON BROOKLYN WATERS
The Brooklyn Yacht Club hosted a lively regatta with the steamer Cepheus ferrying members and guests to watch the races. Commodore F R Turner captained Rowena to victory in the schooner class as Ojibway and Kittie dueled in the 25-foot sloops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Cepheus
Iron Steamboat Company
E. O. Hallenbeck
Robert H. Sherwood
Paul H. Jeannot
Richard W. Rummell
Ojibway
J. R. Brophy
Kittie
Hazen Morse
Cleota
Ondowa
F. W. Brander
Madeline
George Freeth
Gladys
Squaw
Hermes
Kangaroo
Cc. H. Humphreys
Titania
Minnetonka
Whiff
Martha M
Qui Vive
Pearl
Sir Grace E
Rowena
Ilikato
R. RB. Moore
N. T. Cary
J. I. Hawkins
Squew
H. J. Heath
J. E. Haviland
W. H. Childs
C. H. Humphreys
H. T. Robert
Olga
G. C. Gillespie
Azalea
D. W. Kohn
F. R. Turner
Kittle
Grace E
W. A. Neidhardt
George Patterson
S. E. Vernon
E. F. Glover
N. M. Parolus
C. R. Poseman
Iiikato
E. H. Converse
New Jersey State Lawn Tennis Championship Opens at Orange
The state tournament at Orange Lawn Tennis Club begins with a strong field including Raymond D Little J Parmly Paret Edward L Hall F B Alexander George H Miles and Edward P Larned. Opening matches feature Hall’s comeback and debate over who will challenge Richard Stevens for the silver pitcher and title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N. J
New-Jersey
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Raymond D. Little
Princeton
J. Parmly Paret
South
Edward L. Hall
F. B. Alexander
George H. Miles
Edward P. Larned
Summit
Hall
Paret
G. Miles
Little
Richard Stevens
Hoboken
Death of Daniel Collins After Anesthetic for Appendicitis
Daniel J. Collins twenty seven of Eleventh Street New Brighton Staten Island died from heart paralysis Sunday morning at Smith Infirmary while under ether for an appendectomy. Autopsy performed. Parents seek legal action and blame those responsible. borough health chief says remedy lies in court. Dr Krueger prepared patient and found no heart condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Collins
Eleventh St
New Brighton
Staten Island
Smith Infirmary
Daniel Collins
John L. Feeny
Borough Health Department
Feeny
Collins
Krueger
Army and Navy Orders From Washington June 11
The releases list the retirement of Lieutenant-Colonel Carroll H. Potter of the 22d Infantry and appoint a Board of Ordnance Officers in New York to prepare transfer examination papers. It notes assignments for officers recently promoted, extending Major Henry A. Greens and Lieutenant-Colonel Carroll HK Potter into new regiments, and extends First Lieutenant William H. Wassell’s leave due to illness. Navy mentions Lieutenant C. Bailey commissioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll H. Potter
Ordnance Officers
Rogers Birne
William B. Gordon
Edwin B. Babbitt
Army Building
New York
Ordnance Department
Robert P. Cooke
Tampa
Havana
Henry A. Greens
14Th Infantry
Potter
Garroll HK
22D Infantry
Harts
William H. Wassell
22/ Infantry
NAVY
C. Bailey
Port of New York News: June 11 1900 Ship Movements
List of arrivals and departures at the Port of New York including steamers Manitou Europe Marengo Neustria Margaret Jones Antilla El Cid Comus Richmond Manna Hata Altar Brookside Princess Anne and others. Details note origins destinations cargoes passengers and bar arrivals.
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New York
Manitou
Cannons
London
Moise
Atlantic Transport Co
Bar
Europe
Findlay
Marengo
Bingham
Newcastle
Mdse
Sanderson & Son
Catherine
Norfolk
Old Dominion Ss Co
Manna Hata
Gillingham
Baltimore
H C Foster
Enone
Hillglen
Pulford
Liverpool
Cufic
Caven
Columbian
Masters
Glasgow
City of Rome
Baxter
Brow Head
Linda
Young
New-York
Manchester
Queenstown
Ser
Stephens
Lizard
Snowflake
Hopwood
Tuscarora Bri
Payne
Seilly
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Ger
Engelbart
Cherbourg
Southampton
Bremen
Weyer
Genoa
Naples
Bolivia
Craig
Leghorn
Trieste
Adquileja
Aust
Scopinich
Perim
St Regulus
McMullen
Yokohama
Victoria
Peat
Calcutta
Hendrika
Landemann
Sourabaya
Kinsale
Biela
Allen
Pandosia
Grady
St John
N B
Louisburg
Singapore
Richmond Castle
Clancarthy
Manila
Englehart
Hurst Castle
Pauillac
Amazonense
Hughes
Algoa_Bay
Hegperides
Marsh
St Vincent
C V
Cape Town
May US export totals show rises in breadstuffs and cotton
The May export report from the Bureau of Statistics lists totals for breadstuffs at 23,074,995 dollars, cattle and hogs 2,640,810 dollars, provisions 13,662,857 dollars, and cotton 11,830,931 dollars, with overall increases noted compared to May 1899. It also mentions a net rise of about 7.5 million dollars in certain categories.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Merchant Tailor Assigns to Solo mon Brandt
Lazarus Spero a merchant tailor at Fulton Street assigns his business to Solo mon Brandt without preference. Spero, formerly with his father G Spero who died in 18%, bought the business from his mother and moved to 135 139 Fulton in November 18%. He has had no rating at Bradstreets since August 1898. Attorneys Wasserman and Jacobus cite dull trade heavy expenses sharp neighborhood competition and family illness as reasons. Liabilities are $30000 assets $7000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazarus Spero
Fulton St
Solomon Brandt
Spero
G. Spero
Paret and Grant Win the Doubles at NYAC
In the open lawn tennis doubles final at Travers Island the Lenox pair J Paret and W C Grant defeated O M Bostwick and Calhoun Cragin 6-2 6-1 3-6 6-4. Grant also eyes the handicap singles title as semi finals loom this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Grant
Paret
Wyeth
Bostwick
Bentwick
Cragin
West Side
J. P. Paret
W. C. Grant
O. M. Bostwick
Calhoun Cragin
H. Mollen
Hauer Pant
Co. M. Relyea
W. K. Gillett
Lt. Grant
H. Mollenhaver
Miniature Almanac Sunrise and tidal notes for Sandy Hook
Sunrise at 4 28 and sunset at 7 31 with the moon at age 14 rising in the evening. High water at Sandy Hook 6 37 AM and Hell Gate 7 00 PM with Gov Island and 7 09 7 42 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Water
A.M
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate P.M
Hell Gate
Yale Crew At Work On Thames Training Session
New London Conn June 11 Special Al Cowles Yale crew captain arrives to assist Head Coach Gallaudet for two or three days. The four mile course was completed in about 20 30 with a thirty stroke. Wickes was out and Williams took No 2. Mitchell moved from bow to Lincoln in the varsity eight. Wickes has indigestion and missed two days. Freshman crew lineups adjusted with Sargent replacing Strong at No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
al" Cowles
Yale
Gallaudet
Thames
Wickes
Williams
Mitchell
Lincoln
Sargent
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo June 11 receipts show 148 cattle and calves 50 sheep and lambs, 50 cars of cattle and sheep. Hogs 114 cars received and shipments indicate market activity with varying prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Michigan
Infant Dress Styles and Priced Children’s Wear
Infants' Out-Fitting Dept highlights long slips in Nainsook with embroidery, priced 40¢, 60c, and $1. Short dresses in Nainsook for 6 months to 2 years at 35c, 2 to 4 years at 85c to 95c. Princess dresses with long waist and short skirt in fine lawn sizes 2 to 4 years. Gingham dresses in colors 65c to $1.45. Boys' bloomer suits sizes 2½ to 4 years in linen with trims, basket pique suits with white trimmings in blue pink navy or red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
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C. G. Wilson
the Weather Report
Home News
New York City
MR. Schuyler
Tribune Advertisers
Demnity Bond
Brooklyn Club
Seawanhaka
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
C. W. Wetmore
Walter C. Kerr
Clinton H. Crane
Charles A. Sherman
Johnston de Forest
New York Yacht Club
Yacht Racing Association of
Long Island Sound
Eastern
Larchmont
Atlantic
Stamford
Oyster Bay
Blue Peter
G. H. Miles
Jay Bramhall
R. M. Miles, Jr
J. Doe
Wilbur Kyle
L. R. Freeman
Edward BP. Larned
H. W. Hague
11Th Street
James McCreery & CO
11Th St
Army and Navy
Army
Fuants Fine Furniture
Sreeer
Aly
J. Stewart
Erie and Ltd Sts
Jersey City
Tribune Almanac
the Tribune
National Convention
Shipping News
Altar
Kingston
Brookside
Hoderdah
Bombay
Princess Anne
Newport News
Paret and
Marine Intelligence
Wessel
Alemant O
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Hamb-Am
Panama
Bordeaux
Bordeaux Cevie Liverpool
White Star
Robina
Gibraltar
Antwerp
Ed Star
Ethiopia
Anchor
Batavia Ee Hamburg
Hamb-Am Spaarndai
Rotterdam
Hell-Am Adirondack
Limon
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Sue
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Ny&pr
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Pernambuco
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Hambu
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Oenigin Luise
N K
Lloyd
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Porto Rico
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Kentucky
Laat
Andes Belcher
Bea & Belcher
Overman
Savage
Cal & Va
Sierra Nevada
Crown
Stevl
Gould & Curry
Union
Hale & Norcross
Utah
Julia Tees
Yellow Jacket
Justice
Twenty-third Street
Garrick Rue Ey
Sihss
Boe WM. Gillette van Bis
Sherlock Holmes
Hammerstein's
Halk Rocteer
Dian
Koster & Bial
Sais
Bill
Millie
Theatre
Mats
Sat York
Eden Muser
Cinematogrape
Charming
Oasijiestie Hudson
ST. Nicholas Garden
Géth St. & Col
Kaltensoan
Ysechatkowsky
Symphony
Wissner Fiano
Chas. Dickson
Keith $ Prancesca
Lockhart
Elephants
Mayes & Lytton
Matthews 'i Aris
Lion Palace Roof Garden
Music Hall
Lwth ST. & W
Joe Welch
Louie Dacke
Che
Brooklyn Jockey Club
le KR
Bridge
Kiya
Flatbush
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