New York Delegation Split Over Vice Presidential Endorsement
Senator Platt notes Woodruff as a potential New York choice but claims leaders oppose him and doubt Roosevelt may be replaced. Seth Low is also floated but lacks delegation backing. Odell and Dunn weigh in amid discussions on whether to pressure Governor Roosevelt for the Vice Presidency.
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Platt
Mr. Woodruff
Woodruff
New York
Roosevelt
Cers
Washington
Seth Low
Columbia University
Low
General Greene
Odell
Republican State Committee
Newburg
Fifth Avenue
New-York
Philadelphia
George W. Dunn
Binghamton
Scofield Seen as McKinley Ticket Contender by Spooner
Senator Spooner of Wisconsin told a Tribune reporter at the Waldorf Astoria that Wisconsin delegates would likely name Governor Edward Scofield for Vice President. Scofield, a two term governor and Civil War veteran, earned a renowned war record from fronts in Pennsylvania and Gettysburg.
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Scofield
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
Tribune
Waldorf- Astoris
McKinley
Spooner
Edward Scofield
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Irving M Scott as Republican Vice Presidential candidate
The New York Herald reports Western leaders favor Irving M Scott of San Francisco for vice president to represent the Pacific Coast. J W Mackay cites Scott built the Oregon ships and would unite Western and national interests with integrity and industry. Mackay predicts strong Western support and a potential surge in the East if chosen.
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New-York Herald
Great West
Pacific Coast
Irving M. Scott
Oregon
Washington
Ohn W. Mackay
Herald
Stewart
Irving M. Stott
San Francisco
J. Scott
West
Scott
Mr. Scott
Japan
Russia
Pacific
Mississippi
Far East
America
United States Senate
Platt to Continue as Leader in New York Republican Party
Senator Platt says no plans to retire from party leadership despite saying he may leave the Senate after his term ends March 4, 1963. Republican State Chairman Odell confirms Platt will lead the party as long as he lives and dismisses retirement rumors.
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Platt
Tribune
Fifth Avenue
Republican
New York State
United States Senate
Senate
Odell
Republican State Committee
Senator Platt
Pratt
Gold Democrats Seek Stand on Currency and Potter
George Foser Peabory, chairman of the Gold Democrats, said Gold Democrats reject a Democratic plank for Potter and oppose a currency compromise. He noted no third ticket will be decided until after the Republican and Democratic conventions. A national meeting is planned for July 5.
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George Foser Peabory
National Committee of the
Gold Democrats
Potter
David B
Gold Democrate
New England Syndicate Buys North Beacon Mountain
A New England syndicate has purchased North Beacon Mountain at sixteen hundred feet with views of the Hudson and treats rivers. They plan to build a mountain house and install a spiral stairway.
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Fishki Landing
N. Y
Jones Specteal
New England Syndiveste
Beacon Mountain
Hudson and Treat Rivers
Synedeste
Mayor Van Wyck Evades Questions On Ice Trust Deal
Mayor Van Wyck dodged reporters at City Hall as scrutiny over his Ice Trust stock ties grows. The mayor’s testimony clashes with bank officials about loans and notes, while supporters urge Governor Roosevelt to order a grand jury and expose deeper conspiracy behind price rises and stock purchases.
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Mayor van Wyck
Richard Croker
Croker
Tammany Hall
Mr. Croker
Ice Trust
Twenty-third-st
Lexington Ave
President Morse
Mr. Morse
Morse
Mr. van Wyck
American Ice Company
Roosevelt faces Van Wyck stock ties in Albany case
Governor Roosevelt arrives with evidence from Justice Gaynor showing Mayor Van Wyck owns substantial stock in the American Ice Company. A conference with Attorney General Davies focuses on the Ice Trust as Roosevelt plans to attend Rochester University commencement and the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia.
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Ice Trust
American Ice Company
Winch
Nussbaum
Einstein & Townsend
Journal
Carroll
Morse
Gaynor
van Wyck
Albany
Roosevelt
New York
Justice Gaynor
Davies
Executive
van Wryck
Mayor van Wyck
Capitol
Rochester
Rochester University
Oyster Bay
Philadelphia
Goernor Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
Chester
Supreme Court
Herrick
Death of Archie Monroe Quarrier in Louisville
Archie Monroe Quarrier vice-president of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad died at his Madison Avenue home from Brights disease at 1045. Born in 1812 in West Virginia, he joined the L N Railroad at sixteen and rose to vice-president before moving to Louisville. He also held senior posts at several related firms and clubs. his widow is identified, with children abroad, as funeral plans await Cushman Quarrier’s arrival.
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Archie Monroe Quarrier
Madison Ave
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Bright
Mr. Quarrier
Monmouth Beach
West Virginia
A. A. Quarrier
Louisvile
American Pig Iron Storage Warrant Company
Henderson Bridge Company
Nashville, Florence and Sheffield Railroad Company
Quarrier
Lawyers’ Club
New York Athletic Club
Pendennis Club
Louisville
Archie B. Quarrier
Mattie Belle Quarrier
Europe
Venice
Cushman I. Quarrier
Hero husband dives repeatedly to save wife in Hudson tragedy
In Yonkers a husband Arthur W. Birdsall battled rough river conditions to save his wife Effie Harrington and Miss L. A. Phillips after their boat capsized. Birdsall hauled three times to surface his wife, who ultimately drowned. he collapsed as rescuers pulled them from the water.
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Hudson River
Yonkers
Arthur W. Birdsall
Birdsall
Secretary Hay Calls Meeting on American States Conference
Washington ministers from American republics are invited to a State Department meeting to set dates and location for the next international conference. Agreement leans toward Mexico City as the site with January as a favorable time. The U.S. Congress appropriated $25000 for delegation expenses.
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the Tribune
Washington
Hay
State Department
Diaz
Mexico
Congress
United States
Hygienic Ice Plant at Coney Island Destroyed by Fire
A large Hygienic Ice Company plant in Twenty first street Coney Island burned to the ground in the early hours. Fire started at 1 55 a m. Police estimate the loss of building ice and machinery at 100000. In Gouverneur New York June 11 special the Republican convention renominated Benjamin A Babcock for the second district assembly seat.
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Hygienic Ice Company
Babcock
Gouverneur
N. Y
Benjamin A. Babcock
Iid Assembly
St. Lawrence County
Roosevelt appoints Cuthbert M. Pound Civil Service Commissioner
Governor Roosevelt announces Professor Cuthbert M. Pound of Cornell University will become State Civil Service Commissioner to fill the Cobb vacancy. Pound, a law professor and Civil Service Reform Association member, helped secure Senate confirmation of Silas W. Burt’s Civ il Service appointment during Morton’s administration.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Cuthbert M. Pound
Cornell University
Civil Service
Willard F. Cobb
Lockport
Pound
Civil Service Reform Association
Senate
Morton
Silas W. Burt
Civ
Revision Commission Session Discusses Taxes and Borough System
An executive session of the Charter Revision Commission met in the United Charities Building. Chairman George L. Rives reported President Fellner of the Department of Taxes discussed taxes and assessments. Deputy Controller Levy rejected several Controller proposals. A public hearing on charter amendments is set for Friday.
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Charter Revision Commission
United Charities
George L. Rives
Fellner
Department of Taxes
Levy
Oler
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John W. MacKay
Eminent Fitness
Chicago
Health Department
Department “Bulletin
Sage
Iing
Gratnege
Gold Democrats For Gold
North Beacon Mountain
Stock Transactions
van Wreck
Garfield National Bank
Ven Wycks
City National Bank
R. W. Poor
Garfield Bank
Knickerbocker Ice Company
Gelshenen
Gelshéenen
James McCutcheon
Garfield National
McCutcheon
Poor
Clearing House
Quiescent
William Sherer
Sherer
Clearing House Committee
Mr. Sherer
Forrest Raynor
United States Bank Examiner
Garfield
Charles G. Davies
A. B. Boardman
Boardman & Platt
J. Noble Hayes
Tee Company
Justice Herrick
Justice Chester
Clarence J. Shearn
Zeller
Court of Special Sessions
Gardiner
North River
Bloomfield-st
Seventeenth-st
Nineteenth-st
Bes
Twentieth-st
Thirty-fourth-st
Elightieth
St. East River
Corlears-st
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Dock Board
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Continents
Washington, D.C
Warner
Marie L. Anderson
13Th Street
Los Angeles, Cal
Hudson
CAP
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Coney Island
Revision Commission
Dr. Lyon
Hes
Briarcliff Farms
Seventh Ave
Fifth Ave
Briarcif Manor
Ghologopogogosg
Brooklyn, Cor
Fulton ST
Flatbush Ave
4Th ST
Vin Mariani
Brown CO
J. & W. Williams
Fon Craeviaa
T. M. Stewart
Reed & Barton
Broadway
17Th Street
Maiden Lane
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