Wilson Defeated in Bitter Exchange Election Battle
Charles G. Wilson loses to Mortimer H. Wagar on the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange ballot after a rancorous campaign. The regular slate led by Wagar ousted Wilson Watson and Stanton with 793 votes cast and about 200 vote margin.
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Charles G. Wilson
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Tribune
Wilson
Thomas L. Watson
John Stanton
Moon
Exchange
Messrs. Wilson
Watson
Stanton
Mr. Wagar
Wagar
Felows
Mortimer H. Wagar
C. H. Badeau
Edward R. Betts
E. R. Grant
Valentinee Mott
D. K. Young
George L. Ring
W. J. Alpers
H. T. W. Waller
S&s. M Moran
Roderick B. Math
Governor Shaw among injured in Des Moines railroad wreck
Des Moines reports a Chicago and Northwestern wreck this evening killing the engineer and fireman. Governor Shaw and several others are injured.
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Des Moines
Chicago
Northwestern
Iowa
Shaw
Vanderbilt's Fast Auto Raises City-speed Concerns
Newport R I June 11 special report on William K Vanderbilt Jr's imported French automobile. Neighbors complain of high speed and noise in city streets. Vanderbilt meets Chief Kaull who clarifies speed limits and safety rules. Vanderbilt claims not to exceed twelve miles per hour and cites a French engineer license.
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Newport
R. L
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Vanderbilt
France
Virginia
Chief Kaull
Kaull
Weather Forecast Washington June 11 Weather Yesterday and Today
The report notes yesterday’s scattered showers from New England to the Ohio Valley and Tennessee with local rains in the South Atlantic and East Gulf. Temperatures rose in the Middle Atlantic and New England, with highs around Washington and Lynchburg, while the West saw warmth without extreme highs. Forecast includes warmer Middle Atlantic and New England on Tuesday, general fair weather elsewhere, with winds varying 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
Lake
Ohio
Mississipp
Gulf States
New-England
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Prominent Arrivals at New York Hotels List Notables
HOME NEWS item lists arriving guests at major hotels. Names include Alfred Ree of Manchester and Albert Graff of Philadelphia at Albemarle. Charles A. Dean of Boston and J. R. Harrison of Glasgow at Fifth Avenue. Justice D. Cady Herrick of New York Supreme Court at Gilsey. Major F. S. Dodge and Lt. Granger at Grand. Captain George W. Van Deusen at Grand Union. Judge Alexander Hamilton at Hoffman. Henry Cabot Lodge and others at Holland. E Watkins and Blaine Elkins at Imperial. Lt. Crichton and Lt. Hammond with officials at Manhattan. E P Ripley at Nederland. Colonel L. Victor Baughman at Victoria. Nelson Miles and others at Waldorf.
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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
Dodge
R. §. Granger
E. L. Trudeau
Saranac Lake
C. S. Mellen
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Buimmore
John Francis Lee
London
J. M. Bodine
Louisville
City Schedule of Events at Downtown Halls and Parks
Municipal Council at City Hall 1 pm. Atlantic Yacht Club regatta. Brooklyn Jockey Club races 2 30 pm. American Rose Society show Eden Musée. Trinity Chapel School closing exercises 15 West Twenty fifth street 3 pm. New York Athletic Club governors evening. Music in Mount Morris and Tompkins Square parks evening.
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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 Meeting Tomorrow at Park Ave Hall
A stated Board of Education meeting is set for tomorrow at 8 p m at the hall on Park Avenue and Fifty Ninth Street. President Guggenheimer has sent a gold watch to President Hunter of the Normal College for the top graduating pupil. A two year old buffalo at Central Park Menagerie will be moved tomorrow to Van Cortlandt Park per arrangements by Commissioners Clausen and Moebus.
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Board of Education
Park-ave
Fifty-ninth-st
Guggenheimer
Council
Hunter
The
Normal College
Buffalo
Central Park
van Cortlandt Park
Clausen
Moebus
Paine Schuyler Co Dissolves Under Exchange Pressure
The Stock Exchange announced at 2:30 yesterday the dissolution of Paine Schuyler and Co as Sidney S. Schuyler ends his ties with J Overton Paine and his brother Thomas B Paine. The firm will continue under Schuyler who assumes all contracts. J Overton Paine plans to start independent work.
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Stock Exchange
MR. Schuyler
Paine, Schuyler & Co
Sidney S. Schuyler
J. Overton Paine
Thomas B. Paine
Paines
Consolidated
Schuyler
Bargains in infants and ladies wear and fine furniture
James McCreery & Co on Twenty third street advertises bargains in infants outfits including long slips and princess dresses, while offering three thousand tatlor made shirt waists in Madras with varied colors and styles. George C. Flint Company on West Twenty third street promotes fine furniture suited for wedding gifts including Dutch and German chairs and sealing wax red pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M’creery & CO
Twenty-third St
Lst
Pointe de Venice
Chantilly
Alencon
Broadway
Eleventh St
George C. Flint Company
West Twenty-third St
Gran Antilla Passengers Land In New York Harbor
Emilio Puig the agent for Gran Antilla posted bonds of 10 000 to indemnify the U S government against costs if 1209 Italian immigrants aboard the Spanish tramp steamer become public charges or require hospital care. Disembarkation began with six American steerage families first released by Captain Wank as baggage was cleared from the old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilio Puig
Stone St
Gran Antilla
United States
Wank
Merchant Tailor Spero Assigns to Brandt
Lazarus Spero a merchant tailor at Fulton street assigns his business to Solomon Brandt with no preference. Spero, formerly with G Spero who died in 189, bought the business from his mother and moved to 135 139 Fulton street in November 18. The firm shows liabilities of 30000 and assets of 7000. Wasserman and Jacobus, attorneys, cite dull trade heavy expenses sharp neighborhood competition and family illness as causes.
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Lazarus Spero
Fulton St
Solomon Brandt
Spero
G. Spero
Paret and Grant Take Open Lawn Tennis Doubles Title
Grant and Paret won the Gentlemen's doubles final at Travers Island defeating Bostwick and Cragin 6 2 6 1 6 4 in four sets. Grant and Paret combined strong returns and steady play to claim the Lenox team victory over West Side opponents.
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New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Grant
Paret
Wyeth
Bostwick
Cragin
Lenox
West Side
J. P. Paret
W.O C. Grant
O. M. Bostwick
Calhoun Cragin
H Mollen— Hauer
M. Relyea
W. K. Gillett
J._J. Grant
H. Mollenhauer
Regatta at Brooklyn Yacht Club Finishes Close
The Brooklyn Yacht Club held a multi-class regatta with vessels from 21-foot catboats to 50-foot sloops. Rowena won the schooner class in 3 hours 38 minutes, Ojibway and Kittie finished 18 seconds apart in 25-foot sloops, with numerous other class winners named across the day’s twelve mile and seven mile courses.
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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
Quit Vive
Pearl
Grace E
Rowena
Slikato
N. T. Cary
J. I. Hawkins
Qui Vive
W. A. Neidhardt
S. E. Vernon
J. E. Haviland
Siikato
E. H. Converse
H. T. Robert
Azalea
D. W. Kohn
F. R. Turner
George
Haldia
H. J. Heath
Olga
G. C. Gillespie
Blue Peter
Siagee
Seawanhaka
New Jersey State Lawn Tennis Championship Opens In Orange
The New Jersey State championship lawn tennis tournament opens at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club with a strong entry including Raymond D. Little J Parmly Paret Edward L Hall F B Alexander George H Miles and Edward P Larned. Opening matches show veteran Hall back after six years with form for a potential title challenge.
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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
Yale Crew Benefits From Cowles Arrival
New London Conn June 1 Special Al Cowles captain of the Yale crew in Ss arrives to assist Head Coach Gallaudet. He will stay two or three days due to business. Varsity oarsmen rowed four miles in about 20 30 with wind and tide favorable. Wickes missed practice. Williams moved to stroke. Mitchell moved from bow to Lincoln in substitute boat. Sargent substituted at No 2 for Strong.
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New London
Conn
al'” Cowles
Yale
Gallaudet
Thames
Wickes
Williams
Mitchell
Lincoln
Death of Daniel J. Collins After Ether Anesthesia
Daniel J. Collins twenty seven of Eleventh street New Brighton Staten Island died from heart paralysis Sunday morning at Smith Infirmary during an appendicitis operation under ether. Autopsy performed. Parents Daniel and Mrs Collins seek legal action against alleged responsible parties. Dr Krueger prepared patient. Dr Krueger found no heart disease.
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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 Issued June 11 1910
The Army announces the retirement from active service of Lieutenant-Colonel Carroll H. Potter of the 22d Infantry. A Board of Ordnance Officers is appointed in New York to prepare examination papers for officers seeking transfer to the Ordnance Department. Acting Assistant Surgeon Robert P. Cooke will report to Tampa then Havana for duty. Major Henry A. Greene is assigned to the 14th Infantry, Potter moves to the 22d Infantry, and Lt. Col. Potter retires from active service. Leave of absence for Lt. William H. Wassell is extended due to illness. In the Navy, Lt. C. Bailey is commissioned.
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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. Greene
20Th Infantry
14Th Infantry
Potter
Harts
William H. Wassell
NAVY
C. Bailey
Movements of Steamships at Port of New York June 11 1900
Foreign ports report arrivals and movements of multiple vessels serving Atlantic routes. The Manitou Findlay Marengo Neustria Margaret Jones Antilla El Cid Comus Richmond Manna Hata and others dock at The Bar with diverse cargoes and passengers while ships from London Liverpool Glasgow and other ports update positions and sailings.
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New York
Manitou
Cannons
London
Moise
Atlantic Transport Co
Bar
Europe
Findlay
Marengo
Bingham
Newcastle
Sanderson & Son
Catherine
Norfolk
Mdise
Old Dominion Li Co
Manna Hata
Gillingham
Baltimore
H C Foster
Hillglen
Pulford
New-York
Liverpool
Cufic
Caven
Columbian
Masters
Glasgow
City of Rome
Baxter
Brow Head
Linda
Young
Manchester
Queenstown
Ser
Stephens
Lizard
Snowflake
Hopwood
Tuscarora
Payne
Seilly
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Ger
Engelbart
Cherbourg
Southampton
Bremen
Pennsylvania
Spliedt
Hamburg
Plymouth
Grosser Kur
Saubh
Reimkasten
Marseilles
Victoria
Bridges
Gibraltar
Werra
Weyer
Genoa
Naples
Bolivia
Craig
Leghorn
Trieste
Aquileia
Aust
Scopinich
Perim
St Regulus
McMullen
Yokohama
Maskelyne
Berg
Russell
Santos
Rito Janeiro
Coleridge
Brown
Pernambuco
St Michaels
Tartar Prince
McFarlane
Auchenarden
Peat
Calcutta
Hendrika
Landemann
Sourabaya
Kinsale
Biela
Allen
Pandosia
Grady
St John
N B
Louisburg
Singapore
Richmond Castle
Clancarthy
Manila
Chateau Yquem
Coste
Llth
Kaiser Wilhelm, II
Hogemann
Englehart
Hurst Castle
Pauillac
Amazonense
Hughes
la Pipe
Algoa Bay
Hegperides
Marsh
St Vincent
Cape Eee
May exports rise 23 million as breadstuffs lead gains
The May export total reaches 57.95 million dollars up from the prior month with breadstuffs and cotton among the noted gains. The monthly Bureau of Statistics statement lists increases in provisions and mineral oils while total exports show a notable rise over May 18 percent.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Almanac Sunrise and tides for Gov. Island and Hell Gate
The note lists sunrise at 4 28 sunrise, 7 31 sunset with moon phase age 14. It records tidal times for Gov Island and Hell Gate, including high water at 7 00, 7 09, 7 32, and Sandy Hook references for morning and afternoon.
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Gov. Island
Hell Gate
A.M
Sandy Hook
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo report notes receipts of cattle 148 cars and sheep and lambs 50 cars and other livestock 114 cars. Shipments details incomplete and not fully readable from the clipping. The market summary highlights activity at East Buffalo on June 11 with cattle sheep and hogs traded.
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East Buffalo
Michigan
Erie
Infant garments and dresses in early 1900s catalog items
Infants' Out-Fitting Dep't lists long slips of Nainsook with embroidery, priced 40¢. short dresses in Nainsook for 6 months to 2 years at 3¢. 2 to 4 years at 85 and 95 cents. Princess dresses with lawn fabrics, gingham dresses for 2–4 years 65¢ to $1.45. Boys' bloomer suits and basket pique suits offered in multiple colors and trims.
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Bertha
Chantilly and Edgings Lace Inventory Notes
Lace catalog listing Chantilly Point de Venise Alencon laces with insertions edgings and borders in white cream or ecru. Describes vandyke straight or scalloped borders and color options.
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Chantilly
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Gov. Shaw
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H. W. Haxue
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Madras
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