Ice Trust Scandal Figures Flight to Europe Amid Mounting Pressure
W H Gelshen nen, head of Garfield National Bank, reportedly sails for Europe on the Oceanic with family, amid a broad Ice Trust upheaval. Mayor Van Wyck and John F Carroll face petitions to remove him as broader pressure rises from Tammany Hall scrutiny. News notes delays in hearings, a rumored new Manhattan Ice Company, and regulatory maneuvers surrounding the ice trade and related lawsuits.
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Ice Trust
Europe
W. H. Gelshenen
Garfield National Bank
Gelshenen
Richard Croker
van Wiek
John F. Carroll
Uttle
Tammany
Mr. Carroll
Mr. van Wyck
Mr. Croker
Tammany Leader
Nothing Definite Till Next Week On Ice Trust Probe
Albany June 12 Governor Roosevelt said before leaving for Rochester that he and Attorney General Davies and Judge Eyre reviewed the Ice Company investigation including the Saturday testimony on Mayor Van Wyck stock. He expected no definite decision on Ice Trust matters before next week’s end. The governor noted District Attorney Gardiner’s New York actions won’t affect state proceedings. They expect Judge Chester to rule tomorrow on the anti trust law constitutional challenge.
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Tammany Hall
Roosevelt
Justice Cester
Albany
Myer Nussbaum
Liberty St
Justice Smyth
Chester
van Wyck
Ice Trust
American Ice Company
Maine
Morse
Carroll
Rochester
Davies
Eyre
Gaynor
Great Ice Company
Gardiner
New York
Quiet Prevalence in St Louis Street Car Strike
St Louis on June 12 reports show no major developments in the street car strike. Transit officials say police and a sheriff's posse keep the situation under control as cars run on every line, some above schedule, with increased staffing and reinforced protection in southwestern and southern districts. The Southern Electric Line operates again tonight, a difficult line to police. Both sides prepare witnesses for the coroner's inquiry into Sunday's killings, with a mass meeting at West End Coliseum demanding prosecutions of posse members.
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St. Louis
Barnthoff
West End Coliseum
Dewey Returns to Washington in Grand Rapids Parade
Grand Rapids honored Admiral Dewey with a large parade joined by the Great Camp of the Maccabees as thousands of excursionists traveled by special trains. Dewey rode near the parade head and reviewed the march at Fulton Park before departing for Washington that evening.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Western Michigan
Admiral Dewey
William Alden Smith
Dewey
Columbus
Transatlantic Travellers Sail on America's Lines
A list of notable passengers sailing today on the American liner St. Louis to Southampton includes Judge John Davis Washington Miss Paxton Senator and Mrs Aldrich and family Professor Ernest Brown Miss Katherine Cassatt Mrs Garret Hobart and son Judge Ingraham Mrs Delancey Nicoll Colonel Ochiltree Ferdinand Peck Jr Mr and Mrs Tremain Rodman Wanamaker Also on the Oceanic to Liverpool are Mr and Mrs Gelshenen H T Sloane and the Sloane girls, Mr and Mrs H McK Twombly, Mr and Mrs F W Vanderbilt Julius Pratt and the Pratt girls, T C Van Bantgoord and Bishop Vincent The Friesland sails to Antwerp with Mrs George Biddle and Professor Northrop On the Teutonic arriving today are Alfred Cowles Daniel Bearing Adrian Iselin Jr Colonel William Jay Colonel Kane and R W Tatler The Corsair lies off Quarantine awaiting owner J Pierpont Morgan a Teutonic passenger
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Southampton
St. Louis
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 Bantgoord
John H. Vincent
J. Pierpont Morgan
President Errazuriz of Chile Reaches Critical State
Washington reports President Errazuriz of Chile in grave condition after a third paralysis attack. Death imminent. executive power transferred to Prime Minister Albano per constitution. Born 1850 in Santiago, he served as war minister and justice minister in prior administrations.
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Errazuriz
Albano
Senate
Balmaceda
Montt
Plague Deaths in Cairo Reach Thirty Four
Cairo reports thirty four fatalities from seventy five plague cases since the outbreak. Berlin approves the Reichstag Navy bill increasing the fleet as urged by the Emperor. In Vincennes France objects to an American locomotive exhibit amid industrial nationalism disputes.
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Cairo
Ashantees Defeat British In Ghana Campaign News
Reports from Accra detail another severe reverse to Colonel Carter and Major Wilkinson a day north of the Prah with heavy casualties. Rumors say a disaster to a detachment on the Prah floodplain where Ashantees are entrenched. Willcocks’s advance delayed by rains. bridges on the Prahsu road destroyed. News from Coomasie is sparse, coast towns fear for safety as Magpie guards the coast. Labor ordinance enforcement threatened due to carrier shortages amid rising unrest. authorities deem it inadvisable. The force appears insufficient and local government slow to grasp gravity.
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Accra
Gold Coast
Carter
Wilkinson
Prah
Willcocks
Prahsu
Coomassie
Explorer Dr Donaldson Smith Reaches Cairo After Nile Quest
London reports Dr Donaldson Smith, the Philadelphia explorer, arrived in Cairo in good health after a remarkable journey to Lakes Rudolf and Stefanie. He traveled from Uganda down the Nile to Khartoum aboard an Anglo Egyptian gunboat, the first vessel to traverse the Upper Nile since the Soria of the sudd, and conducted significant work in previously unexplored regions.
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London
Donaldson Smith
Philadelphia
Cairo
Rudolf
Stefanie
Uganda
Nile
Khartoum
Upper Nile
Soria
Smith
Burial of Stephen Crane Reports From London
The body of American novelist Stephen Crane, who died June 6 at Badenwell, was brought to London by Mrs. Crane. She plans to ship the remains to the United States on the Bremen, sailing from Southampton June 17, with a Newark, New Jersey burial expected.
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London
Stephen Crane
Badenweller
French Amnesty Bill Committee Split in Dreyfus Debate
Paris June 12 The Chamber of Deputies committee on the Dreyfus Amnesty bill comprises five members favorable to the Senate bill and six who support broader amnesty for those condemned by the High Court of the Senate.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Dreyfus
Senate
High Court
Fire at Exposition rebels Bosnia and Herzegovina pavilion
A second blaze broke out at the Paris Exposition this day in the National Pavilion of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Damage was slight and contained to that section.
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Paris
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Testimony in Bonner will contest before Surrogate Fitzgerald
Additional testimony was taken in the Bonner will contest with John Moranville the longtime coachman as the first witness. Dr. Franklin Roberge testified to thirty years of acquaintance noting changes in Bonner before his death. Jeannette Bonner, widow of the eldest son, testified to Bonner’s affection for the family and especially for Lawrence Kip Bonner. Hearing to continue today.
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Fitzgerald
Robert Bonner
John Moranville
Bonner
David McClure
Moranville
Jeannette Bonner
Franklin Roberge
Roberge
Jeannette F. Bonner
Andrew Allen Bonner
Seabright
Chilean Flying Squadron Anchors Off Arica
Lima reports a powerful Chilean flying squadron of six vessels anchored off Arica on Monday. They will stay for a week then proceed southward toward potential actions or patrol objectives.
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Lima
Arica
United Bleachers' Association formed in London capitalized at 9 million
A new entity called the United Bleachers' Association Limited is registered in London with a capital of £9,000,000. Leading bleaching firms in the country have joined this major industry organization.
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London
United Bleachers’ Association (Limited
Weather Forecast and Observations for June
Local rains occurred Tuesday east of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio with temperature drops on the Atlantic Coast and Northwest. A disturbance off the Louisiana coast brings brisk winds and heavy rains toward the Middle Gulf Coast, with unsettled weather from the Mississippi to the Atlantic Coast for two days. Forecasts for today and Thursday call for showers in New England and Eastern New York, fair conditions in the Northwest, and mainly easterly winds along the coast. Tribune notes yesterday was fair with 70 to 78 degrees and a higher average than Monday.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Ohio River
Missouri Valley
Atlantic Coast
Northwest
Upper Lake Region
Texas
Louisiana
Middle Gulf Coast
Middle
West Gulf
Atlantic
Mississippi
Missouri
Gulf Coast
Pensacola
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Tribune Office
Dr William Pierson Obituary in Orange Leader
Dr William Pierson a long time Orange physician and leading New Jersey surgeon died after a year of ill health and a February pneumonia attack He was born November 20 189 and trained at College of Physicians and Surgeons 1849 1852 He held key medical society roles for decades and helped found Orange Memorial Hospital Survived by his wife Isabelle Adams and two unmarried daughters.
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Orange
Wiliam Pilerson
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
New England Society of Orange
Isabelle F. Adams
Chicago
Charles K Landis founder of Vineland dies at home
Vineland New Jersey June 12 Charles K Landis founder of Hammonton Vineland Sea Isle City Landisville New Italy and other South Jersey towns died at his Vineland home from paralysis. Born Philadelphia 1833 he built Vineland as a prohibition town and founded Bricksburg later Lakewood. He shot a rival editor Carruth during a feud and was acquitted. He leaves three sons.
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N. J
Charles K. Landis
Hammonton
Sea Isle City
Landisville
New Italy
South Jersey
Philadelphia
Cumberland County
Solon Robson
Landis
Bricksburg
Ocean County
Robert Campbell
New York City
Carruth
Mr. Landis
the Independent
Richard W. Meade
Bridgeton
New Jersey
New-York
Henry Meyer dies after short illness at 85
Henry Meyer of 41 West Seventeenth Street died Monday night after a brief illness due to old age. He was 85 and a member of the Union and New York Athletic clubs. Four children survive him. The funeral is set for Friday at 10 15 a m in Trinity Chapel.
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Henry Meyer
West Seventeenth St
Mr. Meyer
Union
New York Athletic Clubs
Trinity Chapel
Death of Mme Augusta Lehmann Former International Singer
Santa Cruz June 12 Mme Augusta Lehmann once an international renowned singer dies in the city at eighty. A native of Germany she came to the United States with Parepa Rosa and spent two decades in Santa Cruz teaching music until ill health ended her career.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
Mme
Augusta Lehmann
Germany
Parepa Rosa
Lucretia Hale Dies at Eighty in Boston
Lucretia Peabody Hale, oldest surviving sister of Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale, dies at about age eighty. A noted writer and educator, she helped launch vacation schools and morals instruction in Boston public schools. Her works include The Wolf at the Door Peterkin Papers The Struggle of Life Seven Stormy Sundays The Scraper and Its Observance Art Needlework An Uncloseted Skeleton with Elk Bynner Stories for Children and The New Harry and Lucy with Dr Hale.
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Boston
Lucretia Peabody Hale
Edward Everett Hale
Felk Bynner
Harry and
Lucy
Dr. Hale
Marriages and obituaries listed in June 1900 notice
Notices of marriages list multiple couples with locations and officiants in Yonkers Philadelphia Jersey City and Brooklyn. Obituaries include Cromwell Crowell and Marvin and McGay families with funeral details and honorary notes. plus postal notice and shipping schedules.
Earl of Yarmouth Testifies on Frohman Payments in Bankruptcy
London June 12 public examination in bankruptcy reveals Earl of Yarmouth stating Charles Frohman paid him a total of 8 weeks at 0 pounds weekly and then 3 pounds weekly thereafter.
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London
Earl of Yarmouth
Charles Frohman
Temperance Congress Hearings On Senience and Economics
The Temperance Congress in London heard articles on senience drunkenness and economics including works by the written brothers of Boston Myra A. Gillette of Medine N and Dr H. Shephard of Boston.
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London
The
Temperance Congress
Ee Written Brothers
Boston
Myra A. Gillette
Medine
H. Shephard
Divorce Granted in Adultery Case for Mrs Constancy Blood
London report states Mrs Constancy Blood obtained a divorce today from Neptune Blood on grounds of adultery. The husband was involved in the Perot abduction case, according to the brief item.
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London
Constancy Blood
Neptune Blood
Mr. Blood
Perot
Kenstco Cemetery and Harlem Railroad Route Notice
A private state in Harlem Railroad offering a 43 minute ride from Grand Central Depot. Office located at 16 East 421st Greenwood Cemetery. Hondeme lette finely fenced situated on avenue. E Edmunds at 229 Broadway.
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Harlem Railroad
Grand Central Depot
Greenwood Cemetery
Avenue
E. Edmund
Broadway
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Rus Des Petites Ecuries
Hottinguer & Co
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Bremen
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