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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1900

Page

20

Plan for foreign mail branch near piers

Postmaster Van Cott proposes renting a West Street building near major steamship piers to handle foreign mails separately. A Washington commission will assess feasibility. Benefits include faster foreign mail delivery and relieving congestion at the main Post Office. He notes near Pier Christopherst ferries and nearby rail links to expedite processing. He cannot estimate exact time saved due to steamship arrivals. He also rejects claims that the National Commercial and Industrial League funds campaigns.

Postmaster van Cott West St van Cott Washington Cunard White Star French Lines Christopherst Lloyd Hamburg- American Holland-America Hoboken West Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Pennsylvania General Post Office National Commercial and Industrial League Sound Money League League

Feigenbaum family court row ends with silence advice

Essex Market Court heard a custody and property dispute between Esther and Clara Feigenbaum over Louis I. Feigenbaum. The elder woman accused the daughter in law of trying to have him confined for property, while the younger claimed the mother sought his discharge from the Marine Corps and return to an asylum. Magistrate Brann advised both women to refrain from speaking when they meet.

Feigenbaum Essex Market Court Esther Feigenbaum Avenue C Clara Louis I. Feigenbaum L. & S. Wormser Consolidated Stock Exchange Middletown Marine Corps Marc’s Island California Roosevelt Brann Essex Market Bush Eldridgest

Proceeds in Bankruptcy File Against Robert Fulton

Robert Fulton a real estate broker of 2 Liberty Street filed a bankruptcy petition with liabilities of 174 558 and assets of 16 in desk and maps exempt and un liquidated claims of 34. Debts traced to Weymouth Paper Mills in 1886 87. Case tied to Newark City Bank judgments of 805. Judge Brown stayed proceedings for a year. Discharges granted to twenty one bankrupts including Lyman Redington Herman Bendseil Sigmund Blumenthal Archie Boyd and Junius Howe.

Robert Fulton Liberty St Weymouth Paper Mills Weymouth N. J New York Supreme Court Newark City Bank Herman F. Bendseil Broadway Sigmund Blumenthal Archie Boyd West Thirty-fourth St Wil- Postmaster Ln i SS Junius Howe Manhattan Ave Howe

Princeton Team Sails For London To Open Championships

The Princeton athletic team sailed aboard the St Louis to compete in the English open championships in London and the Paris Exposition international championships. Captain Cregan outlined training in the London suburbs and events in July and July Paris with entries in sprint, distance, high jump, pole vault, and hurdles. The group hopes to return mid August and notes trainer W. C. Christie reports all in good condition despite Serviss being dropped for unspecified reason.

Princeton Athletic London St. Louis Tribune Cregan Jarvin Carroll Coleman Perry France Paris Jarvis Horton Serviss W. C. Christie

A. T. Mason Sustained in Turbulent Assembly District Meeting

Edward Lauterbach used diplomacy to defuse a heated XXIXth Assembly District Republican meeting aimed at ousting Edward Mason. The clash centered on a seven member ticket plan and quorum questions. Lauterbach urged harmony, backed Mason and Senator Elsberg, and steered toward a broader twenty eight one member committee for nominations.

Republican County Committee Edward Lauterbach Alexander T. Mason Mason James Vereance Masonites Verea Vereance Alfred L. M. Bullowa Lauterbach Elsberg Committee of Seven Strong

Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Listed by Localities

A society note records notable arrivals at various hotels. Names include W H Swayne of Toledo, John W Noble of St Louis, Gouvernor Roosevelt's private secretary William J Youngs, and U S officers like FE M Weaver. Other guests hail from Albany, Cincinnati, San Francisco, London, and Tokyo, with mentions of Senators Coggeshall Mason and General V McClure.

Albemarle Hinsdill Parsons Schenectady Cambridge W. H. Swayne Toledo Fifth Avenue John W. Noble St. Louis B. Buckner Kentucky William Barnes, Jr Albany Grosvenor Ohio Stevenson Burke Cleveland William J. Youngs Roosevelt FE. M. Weaver U.S. A John R. Roach Chester Penn W. Dunning U. S A. Hoffman J. B. Lyon Holland Hobart Ames North Easton Mass W. Caryl Ely Buffalo John H. Farrell James W. Ward San Francisco George Barrie Washington Imperial McLean William E. Phillips London Manhattan H. J. Coggeshall Waterville J. M. de Bruyn W. E. Mason Illinois Murray Hill V. McClure Waldorf Archibald Finlayson Scotland Edwin Rickets Cincinnati R. E. Wirt Chicago R. Honda Mikaro and T. Masakki Tokio Japan

Harbor Line hearing and multiple city events listed

Harbor Line hearing at Army Building 11 a m. New York Yacht Club regatta Brooklyn Jockey Club races 2 30 p m. New York Law School Pochteearenienk Carnegie Mall 15 p m State Conference of Charities and Correction No 16 East Twenty second st 3 p m shooting match Greenville New Jersey a m

Army Building New-York Yacht Club Brooklyn Jockey Club New-York Law School Pochteearenienk Carnegie Mall State Conference of Charities and Correction East Twenty-second St Greenville N. J

Writs Served Over Headquarters Detective Sergeants Claim

Police Commissioners were served writs directing appearance within twenty days to show cause why they do not recognize Headquarters squad members as detective sergeants. The eighty six man squad contends transfer to Headquarters made them detective sergeants. Over a hundred grammar school principals in Manhattan and Brooklyn signed a document urging astronomy be optional and supporting astral wall maps for instruction.

Manhattan Brooklyn

International Silver Company Defers Dividend Declara…

The International Silver Company directors met at 71 Broadway and deferred the 1 percent quarterly dividend on preferred stock, citing conservative policy as production exceeds sales. The firm, incorporated in 1898, is financed by Thomas & Post, with common stock unpaid dividends and a weak stock market showing common at 4 bid, 5½ asked and preferred at 67 bid, 67¼ asked.

International Silver Company Broadway Trenton Samuel Dodd Samuel Thomas Thomas & Post

Transatlantic Travellers On Diverse Oceanic Voyages

The Kaiserin Maria Theresia reports passing the Teutonic on June 11 at sea near 42.09 N 5.52 E. Notable passengers include J Pierpont Morgan aboard the Teutonic and Clarence H Mackay party aboard Oceanic en route to Paris Exposition. Vanderbilt, Mackay relatives, and French officials also listed among those sailing for Havre or London with planned connections to Europe and Scotland.

Kaiserin Maria Theresia Lloyd Line White Star Mner Teutonic Liverpool Teutonic J. Pierpont Morgan Corsair Oceanic Clarence H. Mackay London John W. Mackay Carleton Terrace Mr. Mackay Scotland Reginald Vanderbilt Yale H. Gourd French Chamber of Commerce Captain Vignal Washington M. de Trobriand San Fran Sacco Havre la Gascogne

Clark shortage narrows to about eleven thousand dollars

The Commissioners of Accounts completed review of John Clark’s accounts, a Bureau of Markets employee who vanished. Shortage nearly 21,000 dollars, bond paid 2,000, city out about 9,000. Report and a call for revised bookkeeping in the bureau.

Commissioners of Accounts John Clark Bureau of Markets

Wesleyan Students Form Coeducation Opposition Committee

Wesleyan University undergraduates meet to form a five member committee to draft a petition for trustees on June 25. They aim to present student sentiment against co education, citing ongoing male opposition and a dated class annual note reflecting the stance.

Middletown Conn Wesleyan University Board of Trustees Wesleyan Olla Podrida Olla Padrida

Devon Team Wins Polo Trophy

The final game of the Valentine Challenge Cup was played today at Devon between the Devon Polo Team and the Philadelphia Country Club second team and won by Devon. The score was Devon 16, Philadelphia 14, with Devon giving 11 goals handicap.

Philadelphia Devon Philadelphia Aeeney Club Philadelphia Country Club

Eddie Gardner to Fight Barrett in Twenty Five Round Bout

Boxing notes report Eddie Gardner brother of Oscar Gardner meets Billy Barrett at the Broadway Athletic Club tomorrow night in a 25 round main event. Preliminary features Lou Myers vs Jim Haywood. Also Jack O'Brien and Tim Kearns billed as Principals in a 25 round contest at the Seaside Sporting Club on Saturday night with a 12 round preliminary.

Eddie” Gardner Oscar Gardner Billy” Barrett Broadway Athletic Club Lou” Myers Jim” Haywood Jack” O'Brien Tim” Kearns Seaside

Kentucky Returns After 24Hour Sea Trial Off Capes

Newport News special report states the battleship Kentucky did not join the North Atlantic Squadron at Newport but returned inside the Capes after a day at sea. Batteries and machinery reported in fine condition following the run.

Newport News Kentucky Newport Lynn Haven Bay Capes

Asphalt Trust Again Motivates City Accounts Report

John C. Hertle and Edward Owen filed the 1899 accounts report urging Charter Revision to close city finances by December 31. They fault Civil Service exemptions, praise examiners, note street railway arrears, and expose the asphalt trust aiming to monopolize supply and deter competition, with the city at risk.

John C. Hertle Edward Owen Commissioners of Accounts Charter Revision Commission City Chamberlain Civil Service Asphalt Trust

Russia says it seeks no loan or Russian bank in U S

M Rothstein, visiting Russia financier, insists he came to America to study development and foster banking ties rather than arrange a new government loan or a Russian bank in New York. He says Russia will not seek European or American loans, noting budget discipline under Finance Minister Witte and a 10 million dollar loan already placed as a gesture of friendship.

Paul Gibier Christine Cauret de Resle M. Rothstein St. Petersburg Wall Street United States America China Russia Europe M. Witte Siberian France Germany Thase

Honduras Interoceanic Railway Concession Granted

The Honduras government grants the Honduras syndicate of New York capitalists the right to build a 200 mile rail line from Puerto Cortez to Amapalla across the republic. led by John Jacob Astor Chauncey Depew Thomas Scott Minor C Keith Colonel D B Cooper and others. James E Bleekman managing director returns to organize the company and start work at once. Bonds up to 20000 gold per mile may be issued.

Honduras Republic Puerto Cortez Atlantic Amapalla Pacific Coast John Jacob Astor Chauncey M. Depew Thomas Scott Minor C. Keith Duncan B. Cooper Sprague

Burnside sails for Porto Rico with gold and silver coin

The United States transport Burnside departed yesterday carrying $65,000 in gold and $350,000 in silver coin, the second instalment of currency to replace current circulation in Porto Rico. The money is secured in strong boxes in the hold and guarded by armed soldiers.

United States Burnside Porto Rico

Transport Sedgwick Arrives at Sandy Hook

The United States transport Sedgewick arrived from Havana and passed Sandy Hook at 11:25 PM last night.

Sedgwick United States Sedgewick Havana Sandy Hook

New Trial Denied for Dr Kennedy in Reynolds Murder Case

Justice Fursman denied Cantwell and Moore's bid for a new trial in the Reynolds murder case. Kennedy, awaiting appeal in the Court of Appeals, had alleged alibi evidence placing him in Staten Island on August 15, the night of the Grand Hotel killing in this city. The motion was pressed before the appellate argument.

Justice Fursman Supreme Court Cantwell & Moore Dr. Kennedy Dollie Reynolds Staten Island Grand Hotel Court of Appeals

Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Weather Tide Timings

Marine intelligence brief lists sunrise and sunset times, moon rise and age, and high water tides at Sandy Hook Gov. Island and Hell Gate with morning and evening windows. Contains precise tidal, celestial timings for maritime navigation.

Sandy Hook Gov. Island Hell Gate

Italian Shooting Team to Represent New York in Paris

The Italian Shooting Association of New York will dispatch five marksmen to a Paris international tourney next month. Funding comes from the association and Italian colony subscribers led by Consul-General G Branchi and Coroner Anthony Zucca. Selected shooters are Ettore Minervini Luigi ii Michele Abarno Michele Guerrier and Pas quale di Torto.

Italian Shooting Association of New York Paris Lst G. Branchi Anthony Zucca Ettore Minervini Luigi ii Michele Abarno Michele Guerrier Pasquale di Torto

Shipping News From New York Harbor June 16 190%

The port reports arrivals and movements of several vessels including the Philadelphian from Liverpool with cargo for Frederick Leyland Company and the Kaiserin Maria Theresia from Bremen with passengers for Odra and Co. The list also notes numerous other ships arriving at the bar and sailing orders with destinations from Port-au-Prince to Philadelphia, Kingston and Genoa, plus weather at Sandy Hook and several naval movements.

Philadelphian McCullom Liverpool Mdise Frederick Leyland Company Kaiserin Maria Theresia Ger Richter Bremen Southampton Cherbourg Moise Odrichs & Co Borderer Bri Hay Lisbon G Amsinck & Co Bar Bolo Span Gorardo Bubac Andes Peterson Cipe Hayth St Mare Jeremie Aux Cayes Jacmel Savana la Mar Black River Kingston Annatto Bay Port Antonio Pim Forwood & Kellock Prins Frederik Hendrick van der Goot Portmaribo Demarara Trinidad Carupano Cumana Guana la Guayra Puerto Curacao Aux Cayea Port-a- Prince William P Clydes Co Teutonic McKinstry Queenstown T White Star Line Fire Island Katahdin Melvin Newport News Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company Sandy Hook

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