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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1900

Page

6

Plan to rent West Street building for foreign mail handling

Postmaster Van Cott proposes a dedicated West Street branch near major steamship piers to speed foreign mail delivery. A Washington commission may review the plan, which aims to dispatch mails from ships directly to sorting then on to U S P O branches. He notes substantial time savings, especially on Saturdays, and emphasizes legal limits on campaign fundraising by post offices.

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

Feigenbaum Family Feud Reaches Essex Market Court

Magistrate Brann urged silence as tensions between Esther and Clara Feigenbaum flared in Essex Market Court. Accusations of insults and attempts to place a husband in an asylum surfaced, with the elder woman seeking his discharge from the Marines and the younger seeking stability and care. Bonds to keep the peace were threatened if talks resumed.

Feigenbaum Essex Market Court Esther Feigenbaum Avenue C Clara Louis J. Feigenbaum L. & S&s. Wormser Consolidated Stock Exchange Roosevelt Long Megistrate Brann

Proceedings In Bankruptcy Of Real Estate Broker Robert Fulton

Robert Fulton a real estate broker at No 2 Liberty Street filed for bankruptcy with liabilities of 174 528 and assets of 1 and unliquidated claims of 30. The debts largely stem from 1886 1887 as a partner in Weymouth Paper Mills Weymouth New Jersey. The petition stems from supplementary proceedings by Newark City Bank on three judgments for 5 808. His examination was postponed but Judge Brown US District Court granted a one year stay. Brown also discharged twenty one bankrupts including ex Assemblyman Lyman W Redington lawyer 29 Broadway liabilities 89 300 Herman F Bendseil 22 075 Sigmund Blumenthal restaurant 8 Liberty St 22 771 Archie Boyd actor 202 West Thirty fourth st 4 881 and Junius Howe theatrical manager 54 Manhattan Ave 11 179 Howe had prior discharges in 1895 and 1896 totaling 22 006.

Robert Fulton Liberty St Weymouth Paper Mills Weymouth N. J New York Supreme Court Newark City Bank Brown United States District Court Lyman W. Redington Broadway Herman F. Bendseil Sigmund Blumenthal Archie Boyd West Thirty-fourth St Junius Howe Manhattan Ave

Princeton Team Sails for London and Paris Contests

The Princeton athletic team sailed aboard the St Louis to compete in the English open championships in London and the international Paris Exposition events. Captain Cregan outlined training plans and the June 7 London trials and July 14 17 19 Paris dates. The squad, including Jarvis Perry Cregan Carroll Coleman Horton, will return mid August. Serviss was dropped from the roster with Trainer Christie citing good condition and light on-board exercise. A class of 9 flamingo feather is carried for luck.

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

Steamer Trunk Offered In Iron Bound Cloth Lined Style

Iron bound steamer trunk with cloth lining, available in sizes 32 to 40 inches. Price range six seventy five to eight seventy five dollars. Local sale listing notes durable construction and period appeal for luggage or storage use.

A. T. MASON SUSTAINED IN PARTY FIGHT

Edward Lauterbach used diplomacy to calm a tense XXIXth Assembly District Republican meeting and uphold Alexander Mason's leadership after a week of dissension over a seven member ticket. The scene featured heated motions, accusations of a packed meeting, and calls for unity ahead of the November vote with Senator Elsberg and old leaders weighing in.

Republican County Committee Edward Lauterbach Alexander T. Mason Mason James Vereance Masonites Vereance Waldorf-Astoria

Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Listed in Home News

Home News notes prominent guests at several hotels including Albemarle with Hinsibill Parsons of Schenectady and Cambridge guests W. H. Swayne of Toledo and John W. Noble of St. Louis. Other locals featured include Governor Roosevelt’s private secretary William J. Youngs and U S Army captains, with multiple officials and foreign visitors listed among attendees.

Albemarle -Hinsibill 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 John B. Roach London Manhattan H. J. Coggeshall Waterville J. M. de Bruyn W. E. Mason Illinois Murray Hill S. V. McClure Waldorf Archibald Finlayson Scotland Edwin Rickets Cincinnati R. E. Wirt Chicago R. Honda Mikaro and T. Masakki Tokio Japan

Today’s events include Harbor Line hearing and regatta

Harbor Line hearing at Army Building and 11 a m. New York Yacht Club regatta. Brooklyn Jockey Club races slated for 2 39 p m. New York Law School naming at Carnegie Hall 8 15 p m. State Conference of Charities and Correction No 16 East Twenty second St 3 p m. Revolver shooting match in Greenville New Jersey at 11 a m.

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

Writs Served On Police Chiefs Over Headquarters Detectives

In New York City police officials were served with writs ordering appearance within twenty days to show cause why members of the Headquarters squad should not be recognized as detective sergeants. The eighty six man squad contends transfer to Police Headquarters elevates their rank. Separately, more than a hundred grammar school principals in Manhattan and Brooklyn petition to make astronomy study optional and back a plan using astronomical wall maps for instruction.

Manhattan Brooklyn

International Silver Company Defers Preferred Dividend

The International Silver Company at 71 Broadway defers the 1 percent quarterly dividend on its preferred stock, aiming to conserve by building a surplus. Incorporated in 1898 with large capital, it finances via Thomas & Post. Common stock has paid no dividend, and preferred shares trade around 67 bid to 67.44 asked as markets show subdued activity.

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

Transatlantic Travellers Report on Ocean Liner Movements

The Kaiserin Maria Theresia reports passing the Teutonic in mid Atlantic on June 11, Morgan aboard the Teutonic, Corsair waiting at quarantine. Passengers on Oceanic include Mr and Mrs Clarence H Mackay and child with plans in London Paris and Scotland. Vanderbilt family members and noted officials also sail on Oceanic or toward Havre aboard La Gascogne.

Kaiserin Maria Theresia Lloyd Line Teutonic Liverpool J. Pierpont Morgan Paris E. Hungerford Mr. Mackay Dena Telfener Rome Cornelius Vanderbilt, Sr Gladys F. W. Vanderbilt Alfred G. Vanderbilt Kissingen Reginald Vanderbilt Yale H. Gourd French Chamber of Commerce Captain Vignal Washington M. de Trobriand San Francee Havre la Gascogne

Clark’s Shortage Hit City By Almost 21000

The Commissioners of Accounts concluded an audit of John Clark, a former Bureau of Markets employee who vanished. The shortage totals just under 11,000 dollars, with the surety paying 2,000 and the city left short about 9,600. A report recommends a different bookkeeping method for the bureau.

Commissioners of Accounts John Clark Bureau of Markets

Devon Polo Team Wins Valentine Cup Final

Devon Polo Team defeated Philadelphia Country Club second team at Devon in the final for the Valentine Challenge Cup. The score stood 16 to 15 after Devon gave the opponents an 11-goal handicap.

Philadelphia Devon Philadelphia Country Club

Eddie Gardner to Fight Barrett at Broadway Club

Boxing notes reveal Eddie Gardner brother of Oscar Gardner will meet Billy Barrett at Broadway Athletic Club tomorrow night for a twenty five round bout. Preliminary bouts feature Lou Myers versus Jim Salmot and Jack O'Brien with Tim Kearns in twenty five round contests at Seaside Sporting Club Saturday night. A twelve round preliminary is also listed.

Eddie” Gardner Oscar Gardner Billy” Barrett Broadway Athletic Club Lou” Myers Jim” Salmot Jack” O’brien Tim” Kearns Seaside

Wesleyan Students Oppose Co education Push

Wesleyan University undergraduates meeting in Middletown on June 13 decide to form a five member committee to draft a petition to be shown to the Board of Trustees on the 25th. The action aims to convey student stance on co education amid continued opposition reflected in The Olla Podrida.

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

Kentucky Not Sailed to Newport With North Atlantic Squadron

Newport News June 13 Special The battleship Kentucky did not go to Newport to join the North Atlantic Squadron when she left Lynn Haven Bay yesterday. She returned inside the Capes tonight after a twenty four hours run at sea reporting batteries and machinery working splendidly.

Newport News Kentucky Newport Lynn Haven Bay Capes

Asphalt Trust Again and City Accounts Report

John C Hertle and Edward Owen filed the 1899 annual report with the Mayor urging closing city accounts on December 31. They fault Civil Service limits on city staff, note examiners boost efficiency, expose street railway underpayments, and report $875,460 pursued in claims. Fifty two charitable books checked. $157,608.71 in overcharges found, largely saved. They condemn the asphalt trust as a monopoly leveraging public officials, with no new competitors expected to challenge its grasp.

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

Rothstein Denies Russia Seeks US Loan or Bank

The St Petersburg financier M Rothstein says in an authorized interview he came to America to study development in production and to build bank relations to aid China trade, not to arrange a Russian loan or establish a U.S. bank. He notes Russia will not seek a loan and that past $10 million bonds were a gesture of friendship.

M. Rothstein ST. Petersburg Wall Street United States America China Russia Europe M. Witte Siberian France Germany

Will of Dr. Gibier sparks questions over widow's provision

In Surrogate's court, the will filed Tuesday omits Dr. Paul Gibier's widow. It grants lifelong income to Miss Christine Cauret de Resle from 10,000 dollars. the will dates from 18%, a year before his second wife married. The doctor’s assistant notes uncertainty about spousal provisions or possible dower rights and declines to comment. Miss Cauret de Besle, a longtime Pasteur Institute matron, declined to speak. Mrs. Gibier resides in Suffern, N. B. Bowery cleanup ordered as magistrate Brann vows to curb panhandlers thieves and loiterers. Detective Bush is involved in arrests of three women for loitering. Brann warns of confinement and insists on cleaning Bowery.

Paul Gibier Christine Cauret de Resle Brann Essex Market Court Bush Eldridgest

Railroad across Honduras granted to New York syndicate

The Honduras government grants a New York syndicate led by John Jacob Astor Chauncey Depew and Thomas Scott the right to build a Pacific Atlantic railroad from Puerto Cortez to Amapalia about 200 miles. James E Bleekman the managing director will return with papers to organize the company. Construction must start at once and finish within four years with bonds up to twenty thousand dollars per mile.

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

Burnside Sails for Porto Rico with Money Installment

The U S transport Burnside sailed from this port carrying 65,000 in gold and 350,000 in silver coin. It is the second instalment of currency to replace the current money in circulation in Porto Rico, stored in strong boxes and guarded by armed soldiers.

United States Burnside Porto Rico

New Trial Denied for Dr Kennedy in Reynolds Murder Case

Justice Fursman in the Supreme Court denied Cantwell and Moore’s bid for a new trial. The defense presented alibi witnesses claiming Kennedy was in Staten Island the night of August 15 when Dollie Reynolds was murdered at the Grand Hotel. The appeal rests before the Court of Appeals, with argument scheduled.

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

E. and W linen shirts advertised for warm weather

An advertisement for E and W linen shirts highlights pure white fabric and cool comfort for warm weather. The copy repeats the brand name to emphasize the product and its suitability for hot conditions.

Transport Sedgwick Arrives at Sandy Hook After Night Passage

The United States transport Sedgwick from Favens passed in Sandy Hook at 11:25 p.m. last night, reporting a maritime arrival. The event marks a routine movement of troop or supply transports into the harbor with no incidents noted.

Sedgwick United States Favens Sandy Hook

Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac

Sunrise and sunset timings listed for Sandy Hook and Gov Island. Moonrise at 8:54 PM with moon age 16. High water times at Sandy Hook and Gov Island given for AM and PM, including Hell Gate reference.

Sandy Hook Gov. Island Hell G P.M Hell Gate Oat

New York Italians to shoot in Paris tourney

The Italian Shooting Association of New York will send a five man team to the International shooting tourney in Paris next month. Funds come from the association and subscriptions among Italian colony leaders. The list is led by G Branchi Italian Consul General and by Coroner Anthony Zucca. Team members are Ettore Minervini Luigi eau Michele Abarno Michele Guerrier and Pas quale di Torito.

Italian Shooting Association of New-York Paris G. Branchi Anthony Zucca Ettore Minervini Luigi Eau Michele Abarno Michele Guerrier Pasquale di Torito

Shipping News From New York Port June 13

Arrivals include Steamer Philadelphian from Liverpool with ndse to Frederick Leyland, Kaiserin Maria Theresia from Bremen with 180 cabin and 394 steerage passengers to Oelrichs, and Borderer from Lisbon with moise to G Amsinck Co. Multiple vessels report Bar arrivals and sailings with cargoes of ore moise and passengers. Silent wind, Sandy Hook noted at 9:30 pm with several ships maneuvering, and U S transports and ships listed for further movements.

Philadelphian McCullom Liverpool Ndse Frederick Leyland Company (Limited Kaiserin Maria Theresia Ger Richter Bremen Southampton Cherbourge Moise Oelrichs & Co Borderer Hay Lisbon G Amsinck & Co Bar Bolo Span Gorardo Bilbao Trom Andes Peterson Cipe Hayti St Mare Jeremie Aux Cayes Jacmel Savana la Mar Black River Kingston Annatto Bay Port Antonio Sua S Pim, Forwood & Kellock Prins Frederik Hendrick van der Goot Poramaribo Demarara Trinidad Carupane Cumana Guana la Guayra Puerto Curacao Port-au- Prince Ku & Co el Rio Mason New Orleans J T van Sickel la Grande Duchesse Hanlon Savannah Ocean Ss Company Vesper Goslee Philadelphia Raritan Canal William FP Clycle & Co Benefactor Swain William P Clyde & Co Teutonic McKinstry Queenstown White Star Line Fire Island Katahdin Melvin Newport News Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company Sandy Hook Hesperia Naples St Louis Vincenzo Florio Ital Genoa New Newport News Friesland Berg Antwerp Jamestown Norfolk Guyandotte Richmond Vigilancia Havana San Marcos Galveston United States Burnside Porto Rico Hartford Boston United States Monitor Amphitrite Massachuset Macquette Potsdam Boujer New-York Kaiser Wilhelm der Engelbart Cherbourg Main Petermant Saale New York Gibraltar Archimede Orengo Orwell Gibb New Teale Reyal Peninsular Bettencourt Oporte Dona Maria Jensen Payal Christiania Getheee Stag Bruce Ombay Alnwick Sampheree Ork Colombo Norman New-Yore Vincent Fae Auckland

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Office For Foreign Mail National Commercial and Industrial League Sound Money League League Princeton 11Th Street James McCreery & CO 11Th St GEO. C.fuintr Co Twenty-third Street A. T. Mason Republican Organization Lauterbach Elsberg Committee of Seven Vere Strong Home News New York City Action OF International Silver Com Clark Accounts Commissioners Dan Best&co Cup Cheviot Madras Oxford Botany National Convention Tribune Almanac 1900 the Tribune Bellevue Hospital Kenner Public Library F. C. C. Darley New York Public Library Astor, Lenox and Tilden Astor Building Lafayette Place William Allen Butler Mr. Bigelow George L. Rives Samuel P. Avery Andrew H. Green Edward King Alexander Maitland Stephen H. Olin Alexander E. Orr Philip Schuyler Frederick Sturges Carrere & Hastings Gibier Bowery Syndicate OF New-York Capitalists Amer Ican the Burnside Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Alemania Hamburg Hambam Panama Bordeaux Bordeaux Teutonic White Star Votakken Algiers Arkadia San Juan Nyepa Buffalo All Jase Wilson Traquo Jacksonville Awee Clyde Ollargan Ibraltar Rcecccancee Clematis Ington Sherlock Victoria St Eves Cherry Blossom Grove Keith Chas. Dickson Francesca Redding Lockhart’s Matthews & Harris Koster Bial Hudson Lion Palace IF Garden Noth ST Bettina Girard Happy 2Ett Lena and Vani Manhattan Beach Ae Rae State James T. Powers Joe Welch Louie Dacre Kaltenroen Col. Ave Heinrich Meyn 34Th St Auguste Victoria Patricia Caledonia Dundee Ontario Weetee Hull San Juan Birmingham Eedes Swansea Bristol City Murcia Brooklyn City Hue St Michaels Santiago Cys Saratoga Columbia Hamb-Am French Koenigin Luise N K el Dorado Morgan Ydun Progreso Cuba Troquois Charleston Clyde Suye WB Teave Rotterdam Hol-Am Ems G Lioya Ethiopia Glasgow Anchor Palatia Hamb-Am Tea Manitou Allan-St Buffalo Wilson Kee Marengo Newcastle Wilson Phoenix Mexico Jamaica Atlas Urban Adirondack Hayti Atlas Curituba Matanzas Lamport & Holt el Cid Comus Cromwell Cpm Comas Mallory Shipping News Port OF
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