Off for the North Pole on Baldwin expedition voyage
Evelyn B Baldwin and financier William Ziegler sailed for Europe to launch a polar expedition. From Tromsoe they plan three ships, Esquiman renamed America, Belgica, and Fridtjof, carrying years of provisions toward Franz Josef Land and Greenland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn B. Baldwin
Hhis
North Pole
William Ziegler
Europe
Mr. Baldwin
Tromsoe
Norway
Franz Josef Lanéon
Pole
Belgica
Franz Josef Land
Greenland
Baldwin
America
Ernest de Koven Leffingwell
University of Chicago
Anthony Fials
Brooklyn Fagie
Francis Long
Jocal Weat Bureau
Greely
Halma Sold to Czar in Record Stallion Deal
The Russian Imperial Government reportedly bought the Hanover bred stallion Halma from Julius Fleischmann for about 8.4 million dollars. An agent for the Czar sought a stallion for export to Russia to improve the breed, and Halma is to be shipped to the Czar's stables. Other Halma offspring include Haiber-Qier, Locket, Somersault and Smart Set. It was once reported that Jean de Reszke purchased Halma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Fleischmann
Halma
Hanover
Julia L
Geome
Russia
Haima
Haiber- Qier
Jean de Reszke
Discord Among Musicians and Amalgamate Unions Clash
A stormy session of the Musical Mutual Protective Union at its Old Homestead hall on Ninety-first Street and Third Avenue erupted over board suspensions tied to Local No 4 of the American Federation of Musicians. Bremer factions pressed to resist affiliating with trades unions while Beggs led a push to rescind suspensions, ending only after chaos, motions blocked, and officers briefly leaving as a new chair was elected. The piece notes deep factional rifts and a group forming to study reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Mutual Protective Union
American Federation of Musicians
Tts
Old Homestead
Ninety-first-st
Third-ave
Alexander Bremer
James Beggs
Local No 4
Beggs
Board of Directors
Anton Reiff
Bremer
Beges
Ecke
John Mitthauer
Reiff
Mitthauer
Atyma Ydeer
Instru
Reat
Senator Grady Returns Home Improved From Ill Health
Senator Thomas F. Grady, Democratic leader in the New York legislature, left Albany to recuperate at a Canandaigua sanatorium and returned home yesterday aboard the Southwestern Limited. He was met by his sister Miss Grady, whose summer home is in Mamaroneck, and he accompanied her there. He told reporters he is sleeping well and looks better than in a long time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Grat@y
Albany
Canandaigua
Southwestern Limited
Miss Grady
Mamaroneck
Grady
Linseed Officers Elected Amid Board Reorganization
Frederick T Gates elected president of the American Lin Seed Company, succeeding Guy G Major who resigned. W H Jones named secretary and treasurer with G E Highley stepping down. Gates is closely tied to Standard Oil interests that recently gained control of the linseed company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lin Seed Company
Frederick T Gates
Guy G. Major
W. H. Jones
G. E. Highley
Mr. Gates
Standard Oil
Linseed Company
Ex-Slave William Giles Dies in Chicago After Civil War Service
William Giles, a former slave who cooked for General Ulysses S. Grant during the Civil War, died in Chicago after twenty years as a city resident. Born June 24, 1827 in Orange County, he escaped slavery early and later aided others seeking freedom while in Washington and near the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Giles
A. G. Grant
Giles
Washington
General Grant
White House
Orange County
Ates
Woman Who Lost Her Notes Sails on La Lorraine
Passengers on the steamer La Lorraine bound for Havre report Mme. Lull aneturl of Paris forgot her hotel name and location while sightseeing. Police assistance from Macdougal Street helped her recover the hotel details. She left money baggage and steamship ticket at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Mme. Lullaneturl
Paris
Macdougal St
Peacarett
Siteety
Seswomer
Dr Cuyler declines memorial statue at Cuylier Park
The Rev Dr Theodore L Cuyler pastor emeritus of Lafayette Avenue Church Brooklyn declines a bronze or marble statue funded by public contributions. He asks the park be named and kept bright with flowers in his honor, but prefers a lasting inscription on the park he helped improve and thanks supporters. He notes forty one happy years in the city and hopes his name on hearts will be his best memorial. He signs from Brooklyn June 12 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore L. Cuyler
Lafayette Avenue
Brooklyn
Cuyler Park
Messrs
John N. Beach
D. W. McWilliams
Thomas T Sarr
Cuylier Park
Fulton and
Greeneaves
South
Oxford St
Obituary of Professor Truman H Safford in Newark
Professor Truman Henry Safford, noted mathematician and astronomer, died at his son’s Newark home after two paralytic strokes. Born in 1836 in Royalton Vermont, he taught at Williams College, Harvard Observatory, University of Chicago, and Williams College again. Survived by his widow, four sons, and a daughter. buried in Williamstown, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Henry Safford
North Broad St
Newark
Williams College
College Burying Ground
Williamstown
Mass
Safford
Charles Louis Safford
John Henry
Harvard College
Benjamin Peirce
Harvard Observatory
Elizabeth Marshall Hradbury
Cambridge
University of Chicago
Dearborn Observatory
Chicago
United States Corps of Engineers
War Department
Siams College
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Royal Astronomical Society of
Woman Accused After Carbolic Acid Incident
Mrs Anna Vandan thirty one of West Sixty third Street was taken to Roosevelt Hospital in custody charged with attempting death by own action police report. Neighbors say she burned herself while trying to frighten a nephew. she allegedly threatened suicide to scare the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Vandan
West Sixty-third-st
Roosevelt Hospital
West Sixty Eighth-St
Port Steward on Trial in Manila Court
The trial of H W Happle port steward of the commissary department opens on charges of receiving monthly installments from a stevedoring firm. The defense says payments were salary for extra services and that Happle uses an assumed name. Also notes D M Carman seeking return of $10000 security, MacArthur and Sumner on promotions and negotiations, insurgent activity in Southern Luzon, and other Allied military movements as the Code of Civil Procedure is discussed by the Philippine Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
H. W. Happle
Commissary Department
Happle
D. M. Carman
United States
MacArthur
Sumner
Wade
Cailles
Laguna
Luzon
Cowen
Movelar
Admiral Kirchoff
Australia
China
Paragua
Paragua Has Been Occupied By the 11Th Infantry
Coast Artillery
Indiana
United States Philippine Commission
Westcott Milk Contract Suit in Brooklyn Supreme Court
John H. Paul sues the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad in Brooklyn Supreme Court before Justice Mattice to recover 7750. Robert A. Westcott allegedly signed a contract July 9 1886 to transport milk cans for 8 percent to the company but later paid only 2 percent after 1896 and allegedly diverted business to New York Central and Hudson River and West Shore railroads. Augustus Van Wyck represents the plaintiff and Hamilton B Odell the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Paul
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Mattice
Robert A. Westcott
Westcott
Ex- Press Company
Railroad Company
Mr. Westcott
Recruiting Talks in Time of Peace and Porto Rico Education
Major William B Wheeler discusses peaceful recruitment conditions in New York as the army adjusts to new standards and training. Admiral Luce notes Porto Rico schooling via two education lines for natives and regiments under American officers, highlighting improved discipline, health, and citizenship as natives complete training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William B. Wheeler Vyes
Tribune
Third Ave
Congress
United States Army
New-York
San Francisco
Cavalry
Big City
11Th Cavalry
Fort Myer
Virginia
Lower Park Row
Porto Rico
Stephen B. Luce
Porto Ing
Fifth Avenue
Island
Gold Fever Grips Manchuria Residents and Soldiers
A decree from General Grodekoff opens Northern Manchuria to Russian subjects seeking gold with Chinese governors’ permission. Stampede and fear of clashes spread as Russians learn rivals may be favored by authorities. Rubinoff and Lt Hung Chang figures surface in disputed concessions amid rising tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Blagovestchensk
Grodekoff
Amoor
Kirin
Tsitsikar
Tsitsikor
Rubinoff
Hung Chang
Death by own action ends Louis Stern career in Bamberg
Berlin June 12 further news states Louis Stern former United States commercial agent at Bamberg Bavaria killed himself on June 10 after a Bamberg Court judgment of 2.0 percent marks. he had not reported to the State Department for eighteen months and owed only a small sum if any to the United States while collectors here claim he did not remit funds. Regis wounded in duel near Paris
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Berlin
Louis Stern
United States
Bamberg
Bavaria
State Department
Stern
Paris
Parc Des Princes
Gerauilt Richard
Petite République
Max Regis
Algiers
M. Regis
M. Laberdesque
Gerault Richard
Notes of the Stage at Paradise Gardens and New York stages
Arrangements by Oscar Hammerstein bring the Gainsborough Octette to the Winter Garden Berlin for a late summer run. Irma La Pierre to lead in The Bonnie Brier Bush. John L. Stoddart to be leading man. Lyricist Harry B. Smith aboard for The Rogers Brothers in Washington. Andrew Mack debuts in Tom Moore at Herald Square August 31. Various casting and rights announced for Grau statt, The Christian, Second in Command, Mikado delayed to June 4. Ethel Barrymore to appear in Captain Jinks. wax group at Eden Musée depicts Mutiny at Sea. Archie Gunn costumes for The Chaperons. Pudd’nhead Wilson slated for road with Gill in title role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hamemerstein
Gainsborough
Paradise Gardens
Winter Garden
Berlin
Irma la Pierre
Annah Moore
Eden Musée
Chamber of Horrors
William Fischer Dies at German Hospital in Newark
William Fischer longtime telegraph editor of The New Jersey Freie Zeitung died last night at the German Hospital in Newark after years of poor health. Born in Württemberg Germany seventy eight years ago he once served as Supreme Judge of that province. Immigrating in 1877 he joined The Freie Zeitung editorial staff, later moved to Pittsburg, and returned to Newark three years ago. He was a member of the German Press Club of Newark and is survived by a widow a daughter and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fischer
New Jersey
Freie Zettung
Newark
N. J
Fischer
Krueger
Freie Zeitung
Pittsburg
German Press Club
Wright C Stout Dies in Bloomfield After Illness
Wright Con Ger Stout aged 36 son of G Lee Stout president of Merchants Insurance Co Newark died at his Bloomfield home from heart trouble after lingering illness. He belonged to St Nicholas Lodge Essex County Country Club Montclair Glen Ridge Golf clubs and First Ward Republican Club. Survived by widow and one child. funeral tomorrow afternoon.
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Bloomfield
N. J
Wright Conger Stout
G. Lee Stout
Merchants’ Insurance Company
Newark
Franklinst
Stout
California
Haven & Stout
Nassaust New York
The
Stock Exchange
St. Nicholas Lodge
A. M
New York
Essex County
J Country Club
Montclair
Glen Ridge
First Ward
Republican Club
Columbia College
Duke of Marlborough Leads Deputation Over King’s Armor
London June 13 The Duke of Marlborough led a deputation that presented to the King a suit of armor once worn by the King's champion. The armor, recently offered at auction, was purchased by a committee that intends to have it preserved at Windsor Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Marlborough
Windsor Castle
Assemblyman Plank Renominated in St. Lawrence County
At Ogdensburg this afternoon Charles L. Plank of Waddington was renominated by Republicans for member of Assembly from the 1st District St. Lawrence County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Charles L. Plank
Waddington
St. Lawrence County
End of Whitaker Wrights Concern Winding Up Ordered
In London the King’s Bench Court ordered the compulsory winding up of the British America Corporation. official assignee Richardson stated defaulting brokers claims totalling £768,000 and urged full public examination to protect Stock Exchange credit and reputation. Whitaker Wright blamed stockbrokers for the London and Globe collapse while an affidavit denied solvency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King’s Bench Court
British America Corporation
Richardson
The
Stock Exchange
London and Globe Finance Corporation, Limited
Whitaker Wright
London and Globe Corporation
Mr. Richardson
British-America Corporation
Rioting at Grenoble Mines Over Italian Workers Discharge
At La Motte and D Aveillans mines near Grenoble June 12 rioting erupted after firms refused to discharge Italian workers. Several homes were looted and many people injured. Infantry and horse artillery were deployed to bolster the gendarmery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenoble
France
la Motte and D'Aveillans
Britain and Colonies Granted Most Favored Nation Trade
Berlin reports on a formal Federal Council decision based on the May 29 law. From July 30 Canada is excluded while Great Britain and colonies receive the most favored nation treatment in commercial products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Canada
Federal Council
Great Britain
Berlin thief Ende arrested after alleged heist
Berlin June 13 A man named Ende an American suspect in a jewelers robbery worth 90000 marks was seized on entering a place believed to hold stolen goods. Ende stabbed the officer arresting him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ende
Weather Report From Washington Forecast Update
The weather section reports a warm wave break with thunderstorms in the Mid Atlantic and Ohio regions, continued high temperatures, and showers across the Ohio and Rocky Mountain districts. For today and Saturday the forecast calls for fair to cool in New England and the Northeast, unsettled in the Mid Atlantic, and showers in the Ohio Valley and southern lakes region. Local observations note fair conditions yesterday with a 34 percent variance from the prior day and a steady barometer reading at Tribune Office.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic
Ohio
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New-York
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Tribune Office
Monsoon Ends Early in India Promising Crop Prospects
News from Bombay reports the monsoon breaking early on June 18, with rains starting sooner than usual. Officials express optimism that the premature onset will significantly boost crop prospects across the region. A bundled travel notice promotes a new daily limited service from Chicago to Colorado via Great Rock Island Route with Conestoga connections, highlighting direct service to Manitou and cheaper summer excursions to Colorado and Utah.
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Bombay
India
Great Rock Island
Chicago
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Utah
A. H. Moffet
GEP
Broadway
New York
Marriages and deaths from June 12 telegram notices
Notices list several society weddings and obituaries. Entries include Bouton MacNair in Oneida New York with Archibald Bouton at Presbyterian parsonage, Chipman MacGregor in Bed a eve church, Rundle Dwight in Grace Church New York, Hart Robbins in South Church Madhenave, Landis Lynch in New York City, Maury Pray in Castle Kitt Lanburgs Mass, Strickland Ovitt in Omaha, Wright Boynton in St Pauls New York. Died notices include Beeckman Townsend Hyde Blatchford and Safford with funeral details and Greenwood interment.
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Grace Church
New York
Lewis Evans
Horace Walcott Robbins
Stuart Mart. Landis—Lynch
John Hamp
Ten Lynch
New York City
J. F. Delany
Marie Louise Lynch
J. F. Reynolds Landis
U. S. Army
Maury—Pray
Castle Kitt
Lanenburg
Mass
George ©. Lorrimer
Mytton Maury
Alice Hortense
Wilder Harding
John William Draper Maury
Strickland—Ovitt
Omaha
Neb
Lois Yates Ovitt
George E. Waring
Strickland
Wright—Boynton
St. Paul's Church
New N. Y
James Co. Elliott
Helen
E C. Boynton
Egbert Wright
Tribune Almanac and Extras Catalogue Notice
Daily and Sunday mail service rates for US Canada and beyond listed with terms for daily weekly triweekly and Sunday editions. Includes options by month and year and directs readers to send for a catalogue.
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United States
Greater New-York
Canada
Tribune
Fe Tribune
Gov
Cuba
Philippines
Europe
Universal Postal Union
Martha
Postoffice Mails Schedule Read Daily for June 5 190%
Foreign mails for the week ending June 5 and the closing times for different services are listed. It covers Parcel Post, Transatlantic, South and Central America, West Indies, Cuba, Mexico, and Transpacific routes with specific cutoffs, direct per routing instructions, and supplementary mails.
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Wil
Ets
Gereseati
Moenday
Wedneway
South and Central America
West Indies
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A. B. Boyd Wilson
Spion Kop
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MIT
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John J. McNally
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Tom Moore
Herald Square Theatre
Buzzard's Bay
Frank McKee
George Barr McCutcheon
Elsie Leslie
Glory Quayle
Liebier & Co
Edward J. Morgan
John Storm
Charles Frohman
R. Marshall
John Drew
Mr. Drew
Empire Theatre
Ethel Barrymore
Captain Jinks of
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Garrick Theatre
Garrick
Archie Gunn
Frank L. Perley
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Pudd'nhead Wilson
William G. Gill
Wright C. Stout
Assemblyman
Plank
the Weather Report
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Barnett
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Madeline T- Hyde
Charles Blatchford
Caroline FP. Safford
Truman H. Aoeee
Hubbell
William S
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Henry Beeckman
John R
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Greenwood
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Caroline Samuel Blatchford
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Boston
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Buffalo
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Weed
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Foot of Liberty
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Lex-eve. Com
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American Express Company
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Scribe
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Saaturdat
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