Cuban Inquiry Delayed by Telegraph to The Tribune
Washington reports say Senator Platt’s Cuba investigation faces delays as War Department data could hasten start. Havana notes show Gen Wood trims Cuba’s public outlays by 1.2 million annually, sparking questions on extravagance and mismanagement. Rathbone hints at forthcoming disclosures on military and civil irregularities in Cuba.
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Tribune
Washington
Platt
Connecticut
the Tribune
War Department
Senate
Havana
General Wood
Cuba
Senate Committee
Provisional Administration of Affairs
Rathbone
Trial of Neely Likely To Havana For Embezzlement Case
Washington reports the U S District Attorney plans to remove Neely the Cuban postal funds embezzler to Havana for trial within days. Judge Lacombe aims to dispose before his July departure. Two indictments exist one under Spanish Cuban law and another under Cuban postal code.
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Washington
United States
New York
Neely
Havana
Lacombe
Burnett
United States Supreme Court
Chase in Wall Street Ends With Partnership Trial
Detectives Capper and Daly chase a man through Wall Street crowd at Broad and Priests. Henry Hosier, alleged thief, and Henry M. Davis, security partners, explain a loan scam involving 2500. Hosier paid back 900 after magistrate questions partner liability. case dismissed.
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Capper
Daly
Central Office
Wall-st
Henry Hosier
Henry M. Davis
Davis
Third-ave
One-Hundredth St
Esmond G. Coffin
Gallatin National Bank
State Trust Company
Hosier
Broadway
Liberty St
Walist
Devel
Jefferson Market
Agistrate
Training School for Teachers Graduates 51 in Ceremony
The New York Training School for Teachers held its graduating exercises in the Board of Education hall. Fifty one graduates attended, two men among them. Miles M. O'Brien presided at the diplomas as recitations and a pro ce sang. Superintendent Jasper spoke on the schools work and demand for teachers beyond Normal College output. Also on the platform were Rev br Tipple Father Moran and School Board members M E Stern and Whittaker. James M Wood Jr provided accompaniment, leading songs and choruses in a satisfactory manner.
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New York Training School
Board of Education
Miles M. O’brien
Jasper
Borough School Board
Br. Tipple
Father Moran
M. E. Stern
Whittaker
James M. Wood, Jr
Notable Names Across Global Officials and Cities Listed
A long list of individuals tied to various cities and organizations appears, including J. R. Erwin and Charlie Oliver in Albemarle, Heberto Blackburn from Sarmiento, Ben L. Fairchild, T. C. Charpentier of Paris, H. von Kempner of Amsterdam, and many others across Cambridge, Manhattan, Holland, and Victoria. The record names diplomats, former governors, commissioners, and officials from the United States, Australia, England, Japan, and Latin America.
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Albemarle
J. R. Erwin
Charlies Oliver
E. Bromfield
Australia
Astor
Heberto Blackburn
Sarmiento
Clinton D. Hutchins
H. R. Hyatt
Queensland
Buck-Am
Ben L. Fairchild
Cambridge
T. C. Charpentier
Paris
Aynul—M. Thornice
Leicester
England
D. Free
Herald Square
William C. Clark
Manchester
N. H
Samuel Parker
Holland
H. von Kempner
Amsterdam
K. Kitamma
Lyons
France
N. Iida
J. Hiroka
Kioto
Japan
R. Fujisawa
Tokio
J. A. O’shaughnessey
Minnesota
Isaac Grace
M. P
Liverpool
M. A. Hoffman
Seven Oaks
Manhattan
M. R. Rathbone
London
J. W. Thompson
Webster Davis
Kansas City
United States
Robert F. Palmer
Chicago
T. Cline Davis
Honolulu
A. Kemery
Golf players reach finals at Knollwood in dramatic rounds
InKnollwood yesterday Ballou faces Seeley for the President's Cup while Compton meets J G Douglas for the Consolation Cup. Martin defeats Morton then loses to Ballou. Seeley defeats Janin and then Tappin. Compton outlasts Armstrong in a 22 hole consolation semifinal.
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Knollwood
Ballou
Seeley
Compton
J. G. Douglas
Howard Willetts
Paul G. Theband
Martin
Connecticut
Morton
Westchester
Davis
Hamilton
Tappin
Janin
Cochrane
Wee Burn
Morten
Dormie
Westbrook
Dr. Martin
Armstrong
Fox Hills
Ardsley
Dr. C. E. Martin
Fair— Field
A. Morten
M. Ballou
Apawamie
J. H. McKinley
Fairfield
I. Tappin
W. H. Davis
Lakewood
C. H. Seeley
J. A. Janin
Harbor Hill
R. C. Carroll
Grenville Kane
Tuxedo
Douglas
Carroll
Strong Winds Shape Open Tennis and Yacht Regattas
The Lenox Tennis Club held its open tournament amid close play with finals tight for Monday. Separately, the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club reported brisk southwest winds, larger fleets, and multiple class results led by Mineola and Amorita with several vessels capsizing and crews rescued. a catboat reportedly capsized off the race.
DAY AT THE STATE CAMP AT PEEKSKILL
Warm day at Peekskill State Camp features two ceremonies as regiments finish field duty. The 7Tist Regiment completes its march back to camp. the 5th Regiment drills with blank cartridges. a baseball match pits regiments against 2d Battery. Arrests of two soldiers for drunken disorderly conduct noted. Judge Wells sentences one to prison and fines the other. Brigadiers Moore Smith and Butt visit. regiment rotations begin for week ahead.
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Peekskill State Camp
Tist
Bates
Sth
Signal Corps
Peekskill
Roe
1St Corps
Erlandsen
71St
2D Corps
Chauncey P. Williams
Owen McQuade
Augustus Hays
Charles N. Wells
McQuade
Kings County
Hays
White Plains
Wells
47Th
Brooklyn
John G. Eddy
George Moore Smith
McCoskry Butt
Weather Report Forecasts Warm North and Cool Eastern Regions
The data describe yesterday's rains from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic Coast and fair weather elsewhere. Highs reached 82 in Havre and Williston, with relative cool in the eastern states. Saturday will bring high barometer, northeasterly winds, showers, then fair, cool conditions from the Ohio Valley to New England. Local winds shift by coastlines with varied conditions. forecast covers New England to Gulf Coast and District of Columbia. Tribune notes 70 to 84 degrees yesterday, average 76.44, and predicts cooler weather with fair conditions thereafter.
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Washington
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
New England
Virginia
Rocky Mountain
Havre
Mont
Williston
N. D
Missouri Valley
Lake Region
Southern Lake Region
Lower Lake
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
New-England
New-York
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
New York
Tribune Office
Obituary for Dr Benjamin D Howard
Dr Benjamin Douglas Howard died at Dr Andrew H Smith’s home in Elberon New Jersey. Born in England about sixty he studied slavery then medicine graduating 1853. He served as assistant surgeon in the US Regular Army in the Civil War and later taught surgery at several colleges. He invented an army ambulance wagon won prizes abroad and wrote on aneurysm ligature and artificial respiration. His health faltered in 1873 leading to travels and prison research later. He left literary executors Dr Smith and Dr Roosa.
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Benjamin Douglas Howard
Andrew H. Smith
Elberon
N. J
Howard
England
America
St. Louis
College of Physicians and Surgeons
United States Regular Army
University of New York
Long Island College Hospital
Medical College
Cincinnati
University of Vermont
New-York Academy of Medicine
Siberia
Presbyterian Hospital
D. B. St. John Roosa
Montclair Lawyer Charles Haldane Johnson Dies at 40
Charles Haldane Johnson a Montclair attorney with offices at 31 Nassau Street died at 4 a m yesterday from appendicitis after an operation on Wednesday. He was born in Jersey City aged forty and leaves a wife four children a mother two sisters and a brother. He was active in local Republican politics and church work.
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Charles Haldane Johnson
Nassau St
Montclair
N. J
Mr. Johnson
Jersey City
Charles H. Johnson, Jr
Barclays
Cornell University
Colorado
Temple Court
Nassaust
Johnson
Republican Club
Board of Education
Young Men's Christian Association
Congregational Church
Bradford
Miss Pratt
Alaska
Italy
Augustus Lowell Dies in Brookline At Age 78
Boston June 22 Augustus Lowell died at his Brookline home. Harvard graduate and former treasurer of Bott Mills of Merrimac Manufacturing Company he led the Massachusetts Cotton Mills Board of Directors and Lowell Manufacturing Company. He served as vice president of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and was sole director of the Lowell Institute. He leaves a widow and five children.
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Boston
Augustus Lowell
Brookline
Harvard
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Massachusetts Historical Society
Bott Mills
Merrimac Manufacturing Company
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Lowell Manufacturing Company
Lowell Institute
Vermont Supreme Court Justice L H Thompson Dies at 52
Judge L H Thompson of the Vermont Supreme Court died at his Irasburg home from pneumonia. A 52 year old jurist, he had served on the court since 1883 and earlier acted as probate judge and served in both branches of the state legislature. He graduated from Kimball Union Academy and was admitted to the bar in 1871.
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Barton Landing
L. H. Thompson
Vermont Supreme Court
Irasburg
Supreme Court
Kimball Union Academy
Gallagher State geologist dies after operation
John A. Gallagher aged fifty eight and a resident of Warrenburg Missouri died at his home following an operation for cancer. The death occurred June 22. Gallagher served as the state geologist and was a prominent scientific figure.
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Warrenburg
John A. Gallagher
Dillingham Dies in Brooklyn at 67
William Dillingham a pulley and pump maker with offices at 111 South Street died at his home 1 Vernon Avenue Brooklyn He was sixty seven a locomotor ataxia sufferer A Mason and choir leader at All Souls Universalist Church He leaves a widow three sons and one daughter Funeral is at his home this afternoon and burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery
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William Dillingham
Southst
Vernon-ave
Brooklyn
Dillingham
All Souls’ Universalist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
John Calvin Graham Dies at Seabright Summer Home
Long Branch New Jersey June 2 Special John Calvin Graham member of the Cotton Exchange of New York died last night at his Seabright summer home aged sixty six Health declined after death of his wife a year ago Born in North Carolina educated in Selma Alabama joined J C Graham Co later Ware Murphy Co Lived in Seabright most of the last four years Pioneer summer resident since 1886 Survived by five sons
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Long Branch
N. J
John Calvin Graham
Cotton Exchange of
New York
Seabright
Mr. Graham
North Carolina
Selma
Ala
Engrers
J. C
Rev John Philip Conradi Pioneer Lutheran Leader Dies
Baltimore reports the death of the eighty five year old Rev John Philip Conradi a pioneer of American Lutheranism. He helped establish the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Ohio New York and Maryland and earned the nickname Bishop. He left Cumberland Maryland fifteen years ago after eighteen years at Bedford Street Church and had no permanent charge since. His third wife two sons and three daughters survive.
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Baltimore
John Philip Conradi
America
Ohio
Frederic Conradi
Evangelical Lutheran Church
New York
Maryland
Conradi
Cumberland
Bedford Street
Westchester Merchant George Ferguson Dies at 67 in New Rochelle
George Ferguson a longtime Westchester County merchant died at his New Rochelle home after a stroke he suffered two weeks earlier. He built a cash business and rebounded after two devastating fires leaving a large fortune. Survived by widow Miss Hudson’s sister’s family and children John Ferguson and daughters Mrs. Charles H Young Mrs. Charles Barber and Miss Ferguson. In a separate item Floyd L Kinner Bradford County Republican chairman died in Athens after months of illness born May 27 1856 in Sussex County New Jersey. He served in the Legislature in 1893-1895.
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George Ferguson
Westchester County
New Rochelle
Mr. Ferguson
New York State
Samuel B. Underhill
Hudson Park
New F Rochelle
John Ferguson
Charles H. Young
Charles Barber
Ferguson
Towanda
Penn
Floyd L Kinner
Bradford County Republican Committee
Athens
Sussex County
N. J
Congress Nominees Named in District Nominations
Des Moines Republicans renominate A T Hull in the Virth District. Momence Democrats nominate C M Briggs of Hoopeston for Congress. Birth notices record a son born June 21 1900 to Dr and Mrs W Jarvis Barlow of Los Angeles and a marriage announcement for Elizabeth Worth and Walter Stillman on June 21 1900 in Tenafly New Jersey.
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Des Moines
Iowa
A. T. Hull
Bead Momence
C. M. Briggs
Hoopeston
Barlow
Berlin
Germany
W. Jarvis Barlow
Los Angeles
Cal
Stillman—Worth
Presbyterian Church, Tenafly, N. J
Elizabeth Worth
A. C. Worth
Walter Stillman
Obituary notices list several local residents
Died. Cropsey Jasper F Curtis Maria M Ferguson George Foote Catherine G Haiseys George A K Howard Dr Benjamin.
Funeral notice for Charles P. Sandford in Montclair New Jersey
At Montclair New Jersey in June 1900 funeral services for Charles P. Sandford in his 43rd year will be held from his late residence 43 Park Street on Saturday June 23 at 3 p m.
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Lindley
New-Canaan
Cann
Marian Parker
Jon A. Lindley
Willard Parker
St.ate
Central Station
Revue
New-York
Germany
Netherlands
Rotterdam
Italy
Naples
Europe
S. Servia
Queenstown
Furnessia
S. Furneseia
Norway
Per
Publicity Rates For Newspapers And Ocean Steamers
Rates for copies and subscriptions offered by the Daily and Sunday papers, weekly and tri weekly editions, plus almanac and index services. Advertising and postage terms include US Canada Mexico routes and European steamer services with monthly and yearly pricing options.
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Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
Tribune
Bi Ocean Steamer
Europe
British Isles
Universal Postal Union
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Apawamis
McKinley
Armstrog
Paul G. Theaud
M. A. Agelasto
L. J. Grant
O. M. Bostwick
W. R. Cragin, Jr
H. H. Hackett
Calhoun Cragin
LENOX
Lenox Tennis Club
Hackett
Yale
Wyeth
Little
Princetonian
Cahn
Bostwick
Argelasto
Colwell
Title
Fischer
Wright
Grant
Gen Emen
Douties
Clark Rk
Robert Colwell, Jr
J. A. K—v. R. T. Bryan
G. L. Wyeth Martin
T. M. Donohue
T. H. Talbot
Henry Molienhauer
Picteke
Relyes
Eght
W. C. Grant
C. E. Fennessey
A R. Bradford
R. D. Little
Ro ‘Bryan
H. H Hackett
Henry Mollenhauer
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Lyce
Queen Mab
Amarita
Quissetta
Belmont
Mineola
Mr. Brooks
Wawa
Edward Kelly
Rochelle
J. 8. Appleby
F. T. Bedford
Herreshoff
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Raider
Colleen
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Louise
Wringe
Sporting News
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W. G Brokaw
Uh Quissetta Hef. Lippitt
Percy Chubb
Saevee Asic
Webil
Vanderbilts
Tast Syce
Cc Redmond
Hoo Havemeyer
Jr Tees
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Amine
RenOiei
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T. E McIntyre
Kazaza
J. McCahill
Ceeeee Ae Mongoose
Simeon Ford
E. L. Tinker
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A. D. Tappan
W. F. Sherwood
Seventy-First Regiment
the Weather Report
The
Perry
Floyd L. Kinner
Congress
New Rockette
Foote
Catherine G
Edward B. Foote
Lexington-ave. Halseys
George A. Halsers
Howison
West 125Th Et
Ebberon
Benjamin Howard
U. S. Army
A. H. Smith
Elberom
Rector St
Montclatr
Charles Haldane
Woodlawn Cemetery
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New York City
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Madison Square
E. Edmund Marks
Cypress Hills Cemetery
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Bangs & Co
Fifth Avenue
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Vesey SF
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14Th St
Hamilton Ave
Greater New York
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Mexico
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Nassau-st. Uptown
Americcan
Egraph
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Free
K N. Sommer
Broad-st
Pleet-st
Oxford
American Express Company
Waterloo
Thomas Cook & Son
Ludgate Circus
Louis Vuitton
Scribe
J. Monroe & Co
John Wanamaker
Hottinguer & Co
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Teseen
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