Westchester City to Play Benefit Baseball Match
The mayor and Aldermen order uniforms for twenty players and schedule a game on Saturday, June 23, on H. M. Le Count lawn. Gate receipts benefit the day nursery led by Mrs. C. Oliver Iselin, with Mayor Dillon at second base and Alderman Archer among the fielders. Mrs. Mary Rankin wins 1250 dollars damages against Union Railway for injuries on alighting a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. le Count
C. Oliver Iselin
Dillon
Archer
Mary Rankin
Union Railway Company
Three veterans spared jail after vagrancy arraignment
James Tyler Samuel Preston and William Greeley faced vagrancy charges in Court of Special Sessions. Judge Schatz halted punishment after learning all served in the Spanish-American War and viewing discharge papers. They were ordered to leave the city. A Mount Vernon Hospital director warned of a young woman collecting funds said to aid the hospital. Company B of the 1st Regiment contributed $117 to a fund for Sergeant Douglass’s widow and children, representing one day’s pay for officers and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tyler
Samuel Preston
William Greeley
Court of Special Sessions
Schatz
Mount Vernon Hospital
1St Regiment
Douglass
Cornell Dam
Fire at Horton’s wallpaper store causes $16.60 loss
A blaze started yesterday in Horton's wallpaper store on Railroad Avenue spread quickly to Raynolds & Co.'s market on the east and Doepel Brothers' market on the west. Firemen battled for four hours to control the flames and continued dousing hot ruins for hours. Occupants of the upper rooms over the stores escaped with no injuries, though much property was lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Railroad Ave
Raynolds & Co
Doepel Brothers
Old police chief finds coin in church ruin
Forty three years ago George M. Tyler, Chief of Police, tucked a cent under a post during church construction. While passing the former building yesterday he saw it torn down, searched briefly, and recovered the coin. The copper piece, an old fashioned cent, will be kept as a watch charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Tyler
Summerfield Methodist Episcopal Church
Hints to Charter Revisions From City Club
The City Club urged the Charter Revision Committee to classify charter provisions into general powers and municipal ordinances. Proposals include extending the mayor's removal power, reducing the Municipal Assembly to one chamber, ensuring minority representation, municipal control of water and wharves, and separating the Bureau of Elections from the Police Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Bureau of Elections
Police Department
Son Threatens Father at Twin Hotels Henry Guttin I
Henry Guttin proprietor of Hotel Guttin at 113 West Twenty-fifth Street and his son alarmed guests at Hotel J. B. G. at 58 and 113 West Twenty-fifth Street. The son, wielding a revolver, shouted he would shoot his father. He was fined $10 after police detained him. he escaped after a later disturbance as guests were awakened again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Guttin
Guttin
West Twenty-fifth-st
James B. Guttin
B. G
Nas
Doctor Gibler's Will Filed for Probate
The will of Dr. Gibler was filed for probate in the Surrogate's office yesterday. The estate is valued at $50,000. He wills $10,600 outright to the New York Bacteriological Institute and the same amount at Christine Cauret de Besle's death to fund the institute, totaling $20,000. Residue and the testator's business interests in the city go to Louis Gibier of Paris, France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibler
Louis Gibier
Paris
France
Pickpocket’s Trick Foiled On Ninth Ave Elevated
Peter J. L. Searing, Snow Flake Salt Company president, had a $150 watch stolen at Rector St station. A young man aided recovery, and the thief Hubert Harte, a 29 year old cigar maker of 446 Pacific St Brooklyn, was jailed at Leonard St station on grand larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. L. Searing
Snow Flake Salt Company
Fulton St
West One
Rector St
Ninth-ave
Uberty
Searing
Leonard St
Hubert Harte
Pacific St
Brooklyn
To Bury Prison Ship Martyrs Ceremony Planned
The Prison Ship Martyrs Monument Association of the United States completed arrangements to move 108 sailors’ skeletons from six boxes at the Navy Yard to their final resting place in a ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martyrs Monument Association of the
United States
Navy Yard
Canadian sack cloth suit in wool for $20
A fashion note presents a wool sack cloth suit in light gray to black shades. Described as stylish and comfortable with a negligee look, this versatile outfit is priced at $20 and highlights the fabric’s loose porous weave.
Ceremonial reinterment at Fort Greene Park ceremony planned
On Saturday a funeral escort will place remains at Fort Greene Park beside those buried there twenty seven years earlier. The 13th Regiment N G N Marines and sailors from the Navy Yard plus Fort Hamilton volunteers will attend with three hearses. The procession moves to Plymouth Church where the Navy Secretary will transfer the skeletons to the society for sepulture. General Woodford will give an oration and Rev Dr Hillis will lead services. General Brooke and General King will participate.
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Fort Greene Park
Brooklyn
Jenkins Farm
13Th Regiment
Navy Yard
Fort Hamilton
Plymouth Church
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
Society For Sepulture
Stewart L. Woodford
Newell Dwight Hillis
Stebbins
John R. Brooke
Horatio C. King
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Listed by City Names
HOME NEWS notes visiting dignitaries and officials staying at major New York hotels. ALBEMARLE hosts Judge John Davis and Captain J. B. Erwin. BUCKINGHAM hosts H. W. Stokes and Captain C. C. Ballou. GRAND UNION welcomes Col. L. S. Babbitt and Louis F. Payn. HOFFMAN houses ex mayor George E. Green. HOL LAND guests include Col. W. H. Baker and Winthrop Ames. IMPERIAL hosts ex mayor D. C. Robinson. MANHATTAN guests include Medill McCormick and Prof Charles Mellen Tyler. MURRAY HILL hosts Rev H. S. Hansen and others. NETHERLAND lists Judge C. H. Venner and Judge George W. Neale. PLAZA hosts Rep Joseph C. Sibley. WALDORF includes Col George Curtis Treadwell, Gov Roosevelt's secretary, W. A. Vanderlip, Dr Casey Wood, George Eastman, and Thomas Wanamaker.
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Albemarle
John Davis
Court of Claims
Washington
J. B. Erwin
U. S. A. Buckingham
H. W. Stokes
Philadelphia
C. C. Ballou
U.S. A. Grand Union
L. S. Babbitt
Louis F. Payn
Chatham
Hoffman
George E. Green
Binghamton
Holland
W. H. Baker
London
Toronto
Netherland
C. H. Venner
Boston
George W. Neale
Parkersburg
W. Va
Plaza
Joseph C. Sibley
Franklin, Penn
Waldorf
George Curtis Treadwell
Roosevelt
W. A. Vanderlip
Casey Wood
Chicago
George Eastman
Rochester
Thomas Wanamaker
Outgoing Steamers Today From Port Cities and Schedules
Shipping timetable lists sailings for June with vessels including Oceanic Liverpool White Star St Louis Southampton America Friesland Antwerp Red Star Vigilancia Havana NY & Cuba Ithaka Tampico NY & Cuba San Marcos Galveston Mallory Catania Pernambuco Norton Sae Meena. departures shown for 3:00 pm 11:00 am 1:00 pm Thursday June 14 with additional entries La Gascogne Koenigin Luise Hilarius Santiago de Cuba El Dorado Iroquois Progreso Friday June 15 from various ports and links.
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Oceanic
Liverpool
White Star
St. Louis
Southampton
America
Friesland
Antwerp
Red Star
Vigilancia
Havana
Cuba
Ithaka
Tampico
San Marcos
Galveston
Mallory Catania
Pernambuco
Norton
Columbia
Hamburg
Hamb-Am
la Gascogne
Havre
French
Koenigin Luise
Bremen
N K
Santiago de Cuba
Santiago
NY & C
el Dorado
New Orleans
Morgan
Eecaretes
Ener
Esa Hamb-Am Bowscree
Bordeaux
Maria Theresia
Loyd WB
Eeeeters Gibraltar
Lloyd Teutonic
White Star Advance
Colon
Panama
Loostakken
Algiers
Preace el Rio
Morgan Arkadia
San Juan
Ny&pr
Buffalo Hall
Wee Wilson Iroquois
Jacksonville
Clyde Andes Soseree Resenene
Kingston
Fee Eeeee Rewers Atlas
Philadelphian
Leyland Raerer
Lisbon
Insular
Ollargan
Gibraltar
Clematis
Amer & Ind
Shipping News at Port of New York June 12 1900 Arrivals and Listings
The New York port reported numerous arrivals from Liverpool Glasgow Moville Bristol Hamburg Rotterdam and more with cargoes ballast and passengers aboard. Hulls include Cevic Sardinian Ethiopia Kansas City Batavia Friedrich der Grosse Spaarndam and many others with bar arrivals and later foreign port calls noted.
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Cevic
Nicol
Liverpool
Moise
White Star Line
Bar
Sardinian
Johnston
Glasgow
Moville
Austin Baldwin & Co
Ethiopia
McKenzie
Mdise
Henderson Bros
Kansas City
Carey
Bristol
Swansea
James Arkell & Co
Batavia
Ger
Magin
Hamburg
Hamburg American Line
Friedrich der Grosse
Eichel
Bremen
Southampton
Oelrichs & Co
Spaarndam
Stenger
Rotterdam
Boulogna
Holland-America Line
Standard
Schleemilch
Philip Ruprecht
Southwark
Dann
Antwerp
Mdee
International Navigation Co
Margaret Jones
Williams
Marseilles
Peter Wright & Sons
Robinia
Lash
Girgenti
Palermo
Gibraltar
Moise *O
Phelps Bros & Co
Banan
Nor
Monson
Banes
Fortune Island
United States Fruit Company
Mexico
Downs
Havana
James E Ward & Co
Saginaw
Johnson
Georgetown
Wilmington
W P Clyde & Co
Jamestown
Tapley
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Bandy Hook
Columbia University commencement and local events card
District Attorney Gardiner's case before Commissioner Wilcox plus Board of Trade and Transportation at 208 Broadway at 3 30 p m. Brooklyn Jockey Club races at 2 30 p m. Twenty ninth Assembly District Republican meeting at Tuxedo Hall 8 p m. Music in Mulberry Bend Park at p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Gardiner
Wilcox
Board of Trade and Transportation
Broadway
Brooklyn
Jockey Club
Assembly
Tuxedo Hall
Mulberry Bend Park
Excursion Plans and Local Notices from City Paper
Company B of the Tist Regiment will take an excursion to the State Camp at Peekskill next Tuesday. The steamer Cygnus sails from West Twenty-second Street at 9 a.m. and from West One-hundred-and-twenty-ninth Street at 9:30 a.m. The Charity Organization Society requests $25 to buy comfort items for a refined old man in a Home with no relatives. Otis N. Cutler, five, died at Roosevelt Hospital from blood poisoning after a toy wagon accident May 1. arm injury treated, but infection proved fatal May 2.
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Tist Regiment
Peekskill
Cygnus
West Twenty-second-st
West One
Charity Organization Society
East Twenty-second St
Otis N. Cutler
Otto H. Cutler
Suffern, N
Roosevelt Hospital
Weir
Elliott & Hatch Company Warns on Infringement Claims
The Elliott & Hatch Company states that buyers of non Elliott & Hatch typewriter machines infringe their patents. A suit has already been filed in the United States Court against the infringing typewriter company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott & Hatch Company
Elliott & Hatch
United States
E. and W. Linen Shirts and Greve's Ointment
Purported advertisement text mentions pure white linen shirts from E. and W. and promotes a cool shirt for warm weather. It also touts Skin troubles and burns relief with Greve's Ointment and claims Balsam benefits for hair, ending with a promotional line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greve
Miniaturd Almanac Sunrise Sunset and Tidal Times
Daily almanac notes with sunrise at 4 28 and sunset at 7 32 including moonrise at 8 08 and moon age 15. High water is listed for Sandy Hook and Gov Island with am and pm times and tides at Hell Gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Mining stocks close on San Francisco exchange
San Francisco June 12 official closing quotations for mining stocks were reported today with price levels for major producers and emerging miners across the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wool market in Hoston notes steady demand for immediate stock
The Hoston wool market shows no change with demand confined to immediate stock. Dealers hold back awaiting firmer prices as territory wools fetch about 5 in fine and fine medium scoured. Fleece wools are slow with no reliable quotations. leading descriptions list Ohio and Pennsylvania fleece prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
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