Ice Trust man Gelsenen sails as probe widens to Roosevelts office
Prominent Ice Trust figure W H Gelsheninen, president of Garfield National Bank, is listed aboard the oceante for Europe with family, amid Tammany Hall scandal fallout. Mayor Van Wyck and John F Carroll face public anger as petitions to depose the mayor gather signatures and a stay blocks hearings before Justice Chester. A potential rival corporation, the Manhattan Ice Company, is rumored to emerge with $12 million capital to absorb Ice Company assets if legal pressure bites.
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Europe
W. H. Gelshenen
Garfield National Bank
Gelshenen
Richard Croker
van Wreck
John F. Carroll
Uttle
Tammany
Mr. Carroll
van Wryck
Mr. Croker
Tammany Leader
Tammany Hall
Roosevelt
Justice Chester
Albany
Myer Nussbaum
Liberty St
Justice Smyth
Chester
van Wyck
American Ice Company
Maine
Morse
Carroll
Nothing definite till next week in Ice Trust probe
Albany June 12 Special Governor Roosevelt said before leaving for Rochester that he had reviewed with Attorney General Davies and Judge Eyre all features of the American Ice Company's affairs. He saw no definite decision on Ice Trust matters before the end of next week. The Governor noted District Attorney Gardiner's possible actions in New York would not interfere with New York Attorney General's plans.
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Shearn
Einstein & Townsend
the Journal
American Ice Company
Zeller
Grand Jury
Special Sessions Court
Journal
Consolidated Ice Company
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Albany
Roosevelt
Rochester
Davies
Eyre
Gaynor
van Wyck
Great Ice Company
New York
Chester
Quiet Prevailing In St Louis Strike
St Louis on June 12 reported no major changes in the street car strike as Transit officials claimed control with police and posse protection. Cars ran on all lines, some above regular schedules, while the Southern Electric Line operated for the first time since the strike began. Police guarded affected routes, injunctions against explosives and firearms were in effect, and coroner witnesses prepare to hear Sunday killings. A West End Coliseum mass meeting appointed a committee to prosecute posse members involved in the shootings.
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St. Louis
Baumhoff
West End Coliseum
Dewey Returns to Washington in Grand Rapids Parade
Western Michigan honored Admiral Dewey with a grand Grand Rapids welcome as thousands arrived by special trains. Dewey toured the city with Congressman William Alden Smith while Mrs. Dewey, ill, stayed behind. The parade featured the Great Camp of the Maccabees, military and civic groups, and ended with a review at Fulton Park before the party departed for Washington.
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Western Michigan
Admiral Dewey
William Alden Smith
Fulton Park
Washington
Grand Anos
Indiana
Baltimore and Ohio
Transatlantic Travellers On Three Steamers Today
Notables sailing for Southampton Liverpool and Antwerp include Judge John Davis Senator Aldrich and families Professor Ernest Brown Mrs Garret Hobart and son and others aboard the St Louis Oceanic and Friesland. Tea yacht Corsair waits off Quarantine for J Pierpont Morgan aboard the Teutonic.
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John Davis
Washington
Paxton
Nelson W. Aldrich
Ernest W. Brown
Katherine K. Cassatt
Garret A. Hobart
G. L. Ingraham
Delancey Nicoll
Ochiltree
Ferdinand W. Peck, Jr
Charles Tremain
Rodman Wanamaker
Liverpool
W. H. Gelshenen
H. T. Sloane
Jessie
Emily Sloane
H. McK. Twombly
F. W. Vanderbilt
Julius F. Pratt
Pratt
T. C. van Bantvoord
John H. Vincent
J. Pierpont Morgan
President Errazuriz of Chile Dying After Paralysis Attacks
Washington reports from Santiago indicate Chilean President Federico Errazuriz y Echaurren suffered a third dangerous paralysis attack. Death is imminent and executive powers have been transferred to Prime Minister Albano as per the constitution. Errazuriz, born 1850 in Santiago, pursued law, served as Deputy and Senator, and held multiple ministerial posts before becoming president in 1896.
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Albano
Federico Errazuriz Y Echaurren
Chili
President Errazuriz
Santiago
Plague Strikes Cairo. 34 Die Among 75 Cases
Cairo reports thirty four deaths from plague among seventy five recorded cases since the outbreak began. The news notes the high fatality rate in the city as health authorities monitor the spread from the June 12 dispatch.
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Cairo
Ashantees Defeat British In Gold Coast Clash
Ashantees defeat British forces near the Prah with heavy casualties as reports reach Accra. Detachments on the north bank face disaster amid flooded rivers and entrenched Ashantee forces. Willcocks’s advance delayed by rains. bridges destroyed. Governor and staff news remains elusive. Coast towns fear for safety as labor ordinance enforcement is debated.
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Accra
Gold Coast
Carter
Wilkinson
Prah
Willcocks
Prahsu
Coomassie
Explorer Dr Donaldson Smith Reaches Cairo After Nile Journey
London reports Dr Donaldson Smith the Philadelphia explorer who recently arrived in Cairo in good health. He described a remarkable trek to Lakes Rudolf and Stefanie, traveling from Uganda down the Nile to Khartoum aboard an Anglo Egyptian gunboat, the first vessel on the Upper Nile since the sudd crisis. He accomplished much in hitherto unexplored regions.
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London
Donaldson Smith
Philadelphia
Cairo
Rudolf
Stefanie
Uganda
Nile
Khartoum
Upper Nile
Smith
The Burial of Stephen Crane in London
The body of American novelist Stephen Crane, who died June 6 at Badenweiler, arrived in London with Mrs. Crane. She will ship the body to the United States on the Bremen on June 17, with burial likely in Newark, New Jersey.
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London
Stephen Crane
Badenweller
French Amnesty Bill Deliberations Split in Chamber
Paris June 12 The Chamber of Deputies committee on the Dreyfus AmnestY bill includes five members who favor the Senate bill and six who seek broader amnesty for those condemned by the High Court of the Senate.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Dreyfus
Senate
High Court
Obituary for Dr. William Pierson of Orange
Dr William Pierson longtime Orange physician and top New Jersey surgeon died after a yearlong illness and February pneumonia He born November 20 18 in Orange educated at private schools studied at College of Physicians and Surgeons 1849 52 He served as secretary of New Jersey State Medical Society and was elected president A founder of Orange Memorial Hospital he led its medical staff and served twelve years as Orange Board of Education president Survived by wife Isabelle F Adams and two unmarried daughters
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Wiliam Pierson
Oranges
New Jersey
Pierson
William
Margaret Hillyer Pierson
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Bellevue Hospital
New York
New Jersey State Medical Society
Essex County District Medical Society
New Jersey Academy of Medicine
St. Mary's Hospital
Morristown
St. Barnabas’s Hospital
Newark
St. Michael's Hospital
Orange Memorial Hospital
Orange Board of Education
Hewsmend Society of Orange
Isabelle F. Adams
Chicago
Landis founder of Vineland dies at home in Vineland
Charles K. Landis the founder of Hammonton Vineland Sea Isle City Landisville New Italy died in Vineland from paralysis at his home. Born in Philadelphia in 1833 he built Vineland as a prohibition town and started several New Jersey settlements. A feud with editor Carruth led to a fatal shooting during Landis trial he was acquitted. He leaves three sons.
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Philadelphia
Cumberland County
Solon Robson
Landis
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Ocean County
Robert Campbell
New York City
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Mr. Landis
the Independent
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Bridgeton
New Jersey
New-York
Henry Meyer dies after illness at 86 in New York
Henry Meyer of 41 West Seventeenth Street died Monday night after a brief illness. He was in his eighty sixth year and a member of the Union and New York Athletic clubs. Four children survive. The funeral will be Friday at 10:15 a.m. in Trinity Chapel.
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West Seventeenth St
Mr. Meyer
Union
New York Athletic Clubs
Trinity Chapel
Late International Singer Augusta Lehmann Dies in Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz, Cal June 12 Mme Augusta Lehmann once an international singer is dead in this city aged eighty. She was a native of Germany and came to this country with Parepa Rosa. For twenty years she resided here giving instruction on music until her health failed.
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Mme
Augusta Lehmann
Germany
Parepa Rosa
Lucretia Hale Dies at Eighty Oldest Hale Sister a Writer
Boston obituary notes Lucretia Peabody Hale died at eighty, eldest surviving sister of Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale. A noted writer, she spearheaded educational and charity efforts, shaping vacation schools and sewing and morals teaching in public schools. Her books include The Wolf at the Door and The Peterkin Papers among others.
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Boston
Lucretia Peabody Hale
Edward Everett Hale
E. I. Bynner
Harry and
Lucy
Dr. Hale
Marriages and obituaries listed for June 1900
Notices of marriages cite venues and dates across Yonkers Philadelphia and New York with names such as Frederica Guiteau Adams Parker and others. Obituaries report James Cromwell Albert Crowell and Horace Fairchild among entries with funeral details and addresses, plus ship mail schedule notices and general notices.
Reichstag Passes Navy Bill Amid Growth of Fleet
Berlin June 12 The Reichstag voted to approve the Emperor’s naval expansion plan. French engine builders voice anger at an American locomotive exhibit in Vincennes saying it unfairly promotes foreign industry. Paris officials defend the display as a State railway outfit, while warning against industrial nationalism.
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Vincennes
America
Pierre Baudin
M. Dansette
Lille
Department of the North
Chamber of Deputies
M. Courant
France
Society of French Engine Builders
M. Baudin
Fire at Exposition hits Bosnia and Herzegovina pavilion
A fire was discovered today in the National Pavilion of Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Paris Exposition. Damage described as slight, with flames detected but quickly contained.
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Paris
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Testimony in Bonner will contest before Surrogate Fitzgerald
Yesterday witnesses described Robert Bonner as dazed and erratic in his last days. Moranville, his longtime coachman, testified Bonner appeared to wander mentally and favored Jeannette Bonner. Vet surgeon Roberge noted a three month decline to childish, irritable behavior. Jeannette Bonner, widow of Bonner’s eldest son, recalled years of close relation and Bonner’s fondness for the children, especially Lawrence Kip Bonner. The hearing continues today.
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John Moranville
Bonner
David McClure
Moranville
Jeannette Bonner
Franklin Roberge
Roberge
Jeannette F. Bonner
Andrew Allen Bonner
Seabright
Chilean flying squadron anchors off Arica for week
A powerful Chilean flying squadron of six vessels anchored off Arica on Monday. They will remain for a week, and will then proceed southward.
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Lima
Arica
United Bleachers Association forms in London with £9,000,000 capital
A new body named the United Bleachers' Association Limited is registered in London with a capital of nine million pounds. Leading bleaching firms in the country have joined the organization, signaling a major industry alliance.
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London
United Bleachers’ Association (Limited
Weather Report and Forecast for June 13
A detailed weather summary from Washington reports yesterday’s showers east of the Mississippi and along the Gulf, with temperature drops on the Atlantic Coast and Northwest. An offshore disturbance near Louisiana raises winds and rain along the Gulf. unsettled weather extends from the Mississippi to the Atlantic. Forecasts predict fair to cool in the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys, with showers across New England and the mid-Atlantic, brisk easterly winds along the coast, and storm warnings from Pensacola to Galveston.
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Earl of Yarmouth details Frohman payments in bankruptcy exam
In a London public examination in bankruptcy today the Earl of Yarmouth testified that Charles Frohman, the American theatrical manager, paid him £50 weekly for eight weeks and later £25 weekly.
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London
Earl of Yarmouth
Charles Frohman
Session of Temperance Congress in London heard papers
The June 12 session in London featured articles on science drunkenness and economics by T. D. Crothers of Boston Myra A. Gillette of Medina New York and Dr. C H Shephard of Boston with Neevers noted as writings.
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Temperance Congress
Neevers
T. D. Crothers
Boston
Myra A. Gillette
Medina
N. Y
C. H. Shephard
Blood divorce granted in adultery case in London
London reports Mrs. Constance Blood obtained a divorce from Neptune Blood on grounds of adultery. The husband was reportedly involved in the Perot abduction case as a person of interest.
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Constance Blood
Neptune Blood
Mr. Blood
Died. August Belmont Chairman New York 1900
Died. August Belmont chairman New York June 12 1900. Terrett on Sunday morning June 10 1900 Sarah AL Terrett widow of Dudley Rossiter Terrett funeral at 5 Place Brooklyn June 13 at 58 p.m. Whitney on June 11 Cambridge Alice Lincoln Whitney daughter of Josiah Dwight Whitney of Northampton Mass. Worthington on June 10 Irvington on Hudson Charles Campbell Worthington Jr of Charlies Campbell and Julia Hedden Worthington 16th year. Kensico Cemetery Private station Harlem Railroad 43 minutes from Grand Central Depot Office 16 East 42d St Greenwood Cemetery. Handsome let for finely fenced located on avenue E Edmund Mares 229 Broadway
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