Roosevelt to Work Hard in Republican Campaign
Governor Roosevelt will play a major role in the Republican campaign this year. H C Payne says Roosevelt plans to travel for Rough Riders reunion in Oklahoma City July 2 to 4, then speak in Wichita Topeka Quincy and elsewhere on non political topics before returning east. The National Committee will map the vice presidential work and aim to carry all eastern states while Roosevelt targets the Rocky Mountain states and the Empire State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Payne
Republican National Committee
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Mr. Payne
Waldorf
West
Rough Riders
Oklahoma City
New York Central
Chicago
Kansas
Wichita
Topeka
Quincy
Ill
St. Paul
Republican League
National Committee
Ign
Rocky Mountain
Alleghanies
Governor Roosevelt Enjoys A Quiet Day On Long Island
Gov Roosevelt spent a calm day at Oyster Bay with swimming riding and boating instruction for his sons. Absentees Youngs Davies Loeb and Low sent word they would not attend and rumors about the Ice Trust Color charges and Gardiner case were denied as in Davies’s hands.
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Oyster Bay
Long Island
Roosevelt
Davies
Youngs
Mr. Youngs
William J. Loeb
Seth Low
President Low
1St Volunteer Cavalry
Ice Trust
Gardiner
Forty Years of Progress At Brooklyn Republican Rally
The Union League Club of Brooklyn endorsed Philadelphia Republican nominations and pledged support. Hibbert B. Masters presided as Lieutenant-Governor Woodruff spoke praising McKinley and Roosevelt. Stewart L. Woodford lauded forty years of progress and praised Lincoln and Hamlin, urging continued national unity and patriotism. John W. Vrooman and others praised the club’s resolutions endorsing McKinley and Roosevelt for national office and renominated Theodore Roosevelt for Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Woodford
Brooklyn Union League Club
Wood
Union League Club of
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Hibbert B. Masters
Woodruff
Chicago
Lincoln
Hamlin
Pr Ss
America
John W. Vrooman
Benjamin F. Blair
William McKinley
United States
Theodore Oepevelt
Commonwealth
Death of Jabez B Hyde Drygoods Merchant in Brooklyn
Jabez B Hyde a long time drygoods merchant in this city died at his home 338 Fourth st Brooklyn aged about ninety five. Born in Franklin County Connecticut he came to the city at age nine later joined Hyde Coe and McCollum then moved to real estate and resided in South Brooklyn for twenty five years. A Republican and original Union League Club member he leaves six daughters and one son Mrs John Kendrick Bangs among the daughters. Funeral arrangements private likely tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jabez B. Hyde
Fourth St
Brooklyn
Franklin County
Conn
Hyde, Coe & McCollum
Hyde
Union League Club
John Kendrick Bangs
Croker aims to block Hill as vice presidential choice
Tammany leader Richard Croker plotting to deny ex Senator Hill a place on Bryan’s ticket and to seize state committee control. He plans to move onto the National Committee, depose Hill ally Frank Campbell, and steer the Kansas City convention toward his own vision amid imperialism and silver debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Croker
Democratic Party
Ice Trust
Bryan
Croker
Kansas City
Murphy
Tammany
Hill
Mr. Croker
State Committee
Frank Campbell
Man Sentenced to Three Years for Beer Stamp Theft
Thomas Riley was found guilty of possessing stolen United States internal revenue beer stamps valued at 4700 and was sentenced by Judge Thomas in the United States Circuit Court Criminal Branch to three years in Sing Sing. Co-defendant Thomas Blaney, a Brooklyn bartender, faces a postponed trial in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Riley
United States
Thomas
United States Circuit Court
Criminal Branch
Sing Sing
Riley
Thomas Blaney
Brooklyn
Katz
Eastern Brewery Company
Suit against Francis Wilson heard in White Plains court
Francis Wilson the actor testified as defendant in a suit brought by Mary E. Reid of New Rochelle to compel deed to a lot she says she purchased from him. Wilson claims he offered sale terms including a $1328 stock payment he found was not par value. Justice Martin J. Keogh reserved decision after hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wilson
Supreme Court
White Plains
Martin J. Keogh
Mary E. Reid
New Rochelle
Lovell Dry Plate Company
Keogh
Bakers
Children's Bathing Suits From Best Makers On Sale
A catalog of children and youths swimsuits in various fabrics and styles with sizes ranging from infants to teens. Prices run from 69 cents to $4.25, plus accessories like jackets caps slippers and tights.
Scientists Gather for Forty Ninth AAAS General Session
The American Association for the Advancement of Science and sixteen allied scientific organizations met at Havemeyer Hall and Columbia University for a full day of papers and discussions. Forestry studies, soil and water topics, and regional forest policies were highlighted plus economic and social science debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Havemeyer Hall
Columbia University
Allied Scientific Organizations
American Chemical Society
Chemists’ Club
West Fifty-fifth St
American Forestry Association
James Wilson
America
C. C. Vermeule
New Jersey
New York City
Palisades
William, B. Clark
Maryland
Maryland Geological Survey
J. B. Brown
Indiana Forestry Association
Kansas
Ayres
United States Geological Survey
Hopkins
Charles W. Garfield
Michigan Forest Commission
Michigan
John Gifford
Appalachian
Minnesota
Edward Atkinson
Iran
Baron de Hirsch Fund Sued for Breach of Contract
James Arthur, a Philadelphia contractor, sues the Baron de Hirsch Fund in the U S Circuit Court alleging the charity failed to supply buyers for one hundred houses built under contract in Union County New Jersey. Damages of 10000 are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron de Hirsch Fund
United States Circuit Court
James Arthur
Philadelphia
County
N. J
Tin Plate Wage Schedule Readjustment Conference Held Today
Representatives of the American Tin Plate Company and the Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers Association meet today to readjust the wage scale for the company's workmen at the likely company offices at No 99 Johnston. Several talks have occurred with little progress and the firm hints at a shutdown if no agreement is reached by July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers’ Association
Comy
Johnst
Snow Tickets in Dispute Over City Snow Removal Bills
The Uvalde Asphalt Company filed notice to sue the city for 103,76984 dollars for snow and ice removal work amid allegations that snow inspectors issued multiple tickets for a single load. The Controller withheld about 103,000 dollars pending auditor investigation. Gouldsberry cites possible excess tickets and an ongoing court test to determine liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uvalde Asphalt Company
Coler
Auditor of Accounts
Gouldsberry
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels Listed
A roundup of notable guests checking into Manhattan hotels includes M B I Goddard of Warwick R I and Dr Henry Norris of Philadelphia at Albemarle. A E Richards of Louisville at Buckingham. Senators William E Chandler of New Hampshire William Whit ing of Massachusetts and T P Brown of Toledo at Fifth Avenue. Col Henry Jackson U S A Conrad Best of Cincinnati and 107 Georgia Bankers Association members at Gilsey. A F Lippincott of Philadelphia at Grand. Joel Benton of Poughkeepsie at Grand Union. Colonel Samuel Parker of Honolulu and Alphonse Judis of San Francisco at Herald Square. Dr B Zier of Minneapolis and Dent H Robert of San Francisco with Governor H S Pingree of Michigan at Holland. Niel Gray of Oswego Judge E P Coyne of Geneseo F C Pingree of Detroit and James G Graham of Newburg at Imperial. C R Barnes state electrician of Rochester at Morton. Ex-Judge J Rider Cady of Hudson and ex Mayor James H Manning of Albany at Murray Hill. General Charles Miller of Franklin Rean and T R Bacon of Milwaukee at Plaza. Ponsonby Ogle of London at Savoy M. Dr W H Furness Charles Hose of Borneo John Barrett and H Monroe Hopkins of Washington ex-Congressman Wallace T Foote of Port Henry Senator J B Foraker of Ohio and Lynde Harrison of New Hayven at Waldorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle
M. B. I. Goddard
Warwick
R. L
Henry Norris
Philadelphia
Buckingham
A. E. Richards
Louisville
Fifth Avenue
William E. Chandler
New Hampshire
William Whiting
Massachusetts
T. P. Brown
Toledo
Gilsey
Henry Jackson
Conrad Best
Cincinnati
W. H. Witham
Georgia Bankers’ Association
Atlanta
A. F. Lippincott
Grand Union
Joel Benton
Poughkeepsie
Herald Square
Samuel Parker
Honolulu
Alphonse Judis
San Francisco
Holland
B. Zier
Minneapolis
Dent H. Robert
H. S. Pingree
Michigan
Imperial
Niel Gray
Oswego
E. P. Coyne
Geneseo
F. C. Pingree
Detroit
James G. Graham
Newburg
Morton—C. R. Barnes
State Electrician
Rochester
Murray Hill
J. Rider Cady
Hudsom
James H. Manning
Albany
PLAZA
Charles Miller
Franklin, Rean
T. R. Bacon
Milwaukee
Savoy M
Ponsonby Ogle
London
Waldorf
W. H. Furness
Charles Hose
Borneo
John Barrett
Washington
H. Monroe Hopkins
Wallace T. Foote
Port Henry
J. B. Foraker
Ohio
Lynde Harrison
New Hayven
Supreme Court Judge Hays memorandum in libel suit
Justice Gaynor of the Supreme Court yesterday issued a memorandum in the Port Jervis Chief of Police libel suit seeking damages over alleged imputation that the police chief violated his official duty by failing to arrest. The ruling bears on libel law and arrest safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor
Supreme Court
Port Jervis
Hmbel
Goldsmith
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit suit before Justice Furs man
Proceedings touch on the American Association for the Advancement of Science and Columbia University. Coney Island Jockey Club races are listed at 2:30 p.m. Commencements occur in Public Schools Nos. 52 166 72 19 and 9. Music performances planned in Abingdon Square and Mulberry Bend parks in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Justice Fursman
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Columbia University
Coney Island
Jockey Club
Abingdon Square
Mulberry Bend
Cathedral Board Meeting Postponed Due To Absence
Several trustees of the Cathedral of St John the Divine were out of town so yesterday's meeting was postponed. E Frankfield of A Frankfield Co sails for Paris tomorrow aboard Grosser Kur first, staying two weeks at the Exposition and visiting Amsterdam, Germany, Switzerland and England. The Manhattan Railway awarded Mason work for the central power station at Seventy fourth Street and East River to M Reid & Co for about $500 000. The City Clerk tax rolls will be received on the first Monday in July regardless of Council quorum, per Corporation Counsel. Elm Street streetcar franchise hearing postponed indefinitely due to lack of quorum.
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Cathedral of St. John the Divine
E. Frankfield
A. Frankfield & Co
Paris
Amsterdam
Germany
Switzerland
England
Manhattan Railroad Company
Mason
New Central Power Station
Seventy-fourth St
East River
M. Reid & Co
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Elmst
Municipal Assembly
Parker's Hair Balsam and Greve's Ointment Ad
An old advert promoting Parker's Hair Balsam to avoid baldness dandruff and gray hair and Greve's Ointment for healthy skin, touting pure white linen shirts as cool wear for warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Greve
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Notice
Sunrise times at 4:31 and sunset at 7:35 mark a brief almanac style entry. Moon set times and age noted. Harbor points Sandy Hook and Governor's Island appear with high water readings and gate information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Eaney Hook
Gov
Two Men Are Charged With Murder In Harlem Case
Lansing Lillie aged 59 laborer and Frank Quigley aged 32 fireman on the tug Escort were arrested by policemen at the Alexander avenue station and charged with murder. Edmund J. O Leary a 41 year old boatman died yesterday at Harlem Hospital from a fractured skull after being found Monday at Southern Boulevard and Third avenue following an altercation in which he was struck with a shovel. The police seek several other men unnamed who were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing Lillie
East One
Frank Quigley
East
West Thirty-seventh-st
Harlem
Southern Boulevard
Third-ave
Sheehan
Alexander-ave
O'Leary
Bookkeeper Charged With Forgery In NYC Case
Arthur Harris a 33 year old bookkeeper for architect George A Freeman is charged with forging about 5000 dollars in checks over three years using Freeman’s name. Magistrate Deuel set bail at 2.50 for trial after Harris was arrested by Detective Sergeant Burns. Harris, once with the New York Road Drivers Association, lives at a misread East Twenty fourth Street address and is not married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Harris
George A. Freeman
East Twentiethst
Deuel
Jemigraon
Freeman
Harris
Bank of
New Amsterdam
Burns
New York Road Drivers’ Association
East Wifty-fourtast
Shipping News Arrivals at New York Port June 26 1900
The Port of New York lists arrivals including the Indramayo from London via Finch Blye & Co. the Cufic from Liverpool to the White Star Line southeast of Fire Island. the Columbian from Le Havre to Frederick Leyland & Co. the Galileo from Hull to Sanderson & ne. and the Kaisilhelm der Gross from Bremen with 753 cabin and 617 passengers, all guiding to the Bar around various times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indramayo
Trotter
London
Mise
Finch, Blye & Co
Bar
Cufic
Caven
Liverpool
White Star Line
Fire Island
Columbian
Masters
Live
Moise
Frederick Leyland & Co. Limited
Galileo
Clark
Hull
Sanderson & Ne
Kaisilhelm der Gross
Ger
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Wool Market Slows in Boston with Nominal Values
In Boston on June 26 the wool market remained dull with meagre sales. Territory wools moved slowly and most lots quoted only on a quotable basis due to weak demand. Prices across descriptions show nominal levels with few changes, led by fine medium and fine categories and various regional wools including Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan Kentucky Indiana and Montana Wyoming Utah Idaho and misc combing and washed lines.
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Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Lake
Orgin
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Basie
Sousze
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H. C. Payne
Waldorf- Astoria
Himelf
Ruff
Theodore Roosevelt
Stewart L. Woodford
Jabez BL. Hyde
Broadway
11Th Street
SALE
James McCreery & CO
11Th St
John F. Carroll
Mayor van Wyck
Lawrence Delmour
City Island
Delmour
James Shevlin
Hugh McLaughlin
Frank J. Goodwin
Ixth
John C. Sheehan
Martin Engel
Daniel F. McMahon
Senator Plunkitt
Pennsylvania Road
Cortlandt St
Kim
KMIS
Grand Central Station
Plunkitt
Martin
Leo
Newport
American Association
Great Britain
Atkinson
William Henry Hale
McKinley
Association For the Advancement of Science
Post Office Department
Museum of Natural History
G. K. Gilbert
The
Geologial Survey
Association
Hotel Majestic
Twenty-third Street
Neill’s
Sixth Avenue
20Th
21St Street
ROUCH
Frzcerey
Eden Museer
Teday
Wonderful Cinematograpes
Neapolitan Orchestra
Waasteeze
Victoria
Sun
Price Concere
Keith
Rose Coghlan
FOY & Clark, Crosby & Forma
Koster & Eras
Lion Palace
Music Hall
Pearl Andrews
Caswell & Arnold
Adelman
Carmenisters
Lenox Lyceum
Cavalleria
Geo. C.fillint Co
West 237St
Westis
Home News
Marine Intelligence
White Star
Kensington
Antwerp
Red Star State of
Gibraltar
Austro-Am Benedict
Para
Fontabelle
St Thomas
City of Augusta
Wees
Savannah
Kaiser Friedrich
Hamburg
John Fothergill
Estees Barbadoes
Hamb-Amaeons
Vensel
Germanic
Br. Paul
Ameri
Westernland
Red Star
Matanzas
Tampico
Silvia
Newfoundland
Fuerst Bismarck
Ham-Am
L’ Aquitaine
Havre
Frenen
Grosser Kurfuerst
Lloyd
Seguranca
Havana
Cuba
Maracaibo
Curacao
Red
Demerara
el Paso
New Orleans
Morgan
Mae
Ponce
Origen
Inagua
Tweedie
Algonquin
Charleston
Clyde
Nueces
Brunswick
Matlory
Shipping News
Manhattan Beach
Fanciulli’s
Fujiyama
SP. A
Japan
Daly Estate
James T. Powers Ax
Primrose & Deckstader
Minstrels
Charming
Hudson
Steamboat
Blossom Grove
Nuous
Jarria
Linton & McIntyre
ST. Nicholas Garden
Kaltenborn
Elizabeth Hazard
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Lander
New York Foot East 34Th St. E. R
LLRR
Th St
South B’klyn Ferry
Brooklyn Bridge
New York Side
Kings County
Brighton Beach Hoat
Flatbush
Adria Sen. Rasmussen
Port Marta
Jupe
Montego Bay
Oracabega
St Ass Bay
J & Kerr & Co
Alamo
Hix
Colon
Panama Rrk
Ss Company
Alpe
Kirkby
Cape Hayti
St Marc
Port-au
Galveston
Key West
C H Mallory
City of Macon
Savage
Oceania Co
Georgic
Finance
Eet
Ragusa
Pernambuco
Kinsale
Exeter City
Watkins
Bristol
Kaiserin Maria Theresia
Richter
Trave
Christoffers
Prawle Point
Whitehal
Mills
Newcastle
Manchester
Strabo
Jardine
New-York
Scilly
Manitou
Catenons
Spaarndam
Boulogne
Rotterdam
Maria Theresia
Chertoum
Hadaway
Plymouth
Pesansylvania
Lizard
Spo
Stenger
Hotterdam
Palatina
Reessing
Elferuz
Williams
Hull- Cherbourg
Bremer
Borteaux
Chateau Totte
Chabot
Emsbeth Harrassowitz
Naples
Genoa
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Hogemann
Ceara
Paraense de Wison
Muaranham
Marseilles
Saileat
Macsilia Ft Joubert
Palermo
Aquileja
Austi
Geroa
Algiers
Brand (Nor) Throsen
Singapore
Sagres
Hesperia
Coverley
Leghorn
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