Roosevelt to Work Hard for Republican Campaign
Governor Roosevelt will play a major role in the Republican campaign this year. H. C. Payne, vice-chairman of the Republican National Committee, said Roosevelt plans Westward travel for Rough Riders reunion in Oklahoma City July 2 to 4 and two Fourth of July speeches in Wichita and Topeka on non political topics. Payne outlined East and West campaign headquarters, expected strong eastern results, and Roosevelt’s likely appearance at St. Paul and Cleveland as campaign planning proceeds.
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Roosevelt
H. C. Payne
Republican National Committee
Waldorf- Astoria
H.C. Payne
Oyster Bay
Mr. Payne
Waldorf
West
Rough Riders
Oklahoma City
New York Central
Chicago
Kansas
Wichita
Topeka
Quincy
Ill
St. Paul
Republican League
National Committee
Rocky Mountain
Alleghanies
Governor Roosevelt Enjoys A Relaxed Day At Oyster Bay
Governor Roosevelt spent a leisurely day at Oyster Bay with swimming riding and row learning. Absences were Attorney General Davies Secretary Youngs stenographer Loeb and Seth Low. He said there was nothing new on the Ice Trust Color charges or the Gardiner case and trusted Davies to handle findings.
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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 Union League Club
The Union League Club of Brooklyn ratified Republican Philadelphia nominees at a lively meeting. Hibbert B. Masters presided as Lieutenant-Governor Woodruff spoke praising McKinley and Roosevelt. General Stewart L. Woodford recalled Lincoln and Hamlin and extolled forty years of progress amid warnings of past national trials. Members John W. Vrooman and others supported the platform and pledged united backing for McKinley and Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Woodfords
Brooklyn Union League
Wood
Union League Club of
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Hibbert B. Masters
Woodruff
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Cpewee
United States
Stewart L. Woodford
Death of Jabez B Hyde a Brooklyn dry goods figure
Jabez B Hyde a long time drygoods merchant died yesterday at his home 38 Fourth st Brooklyn aged ninety five born in Franklin County Connecticut came to New York at age nine was part of Hyde Coe McCollum later in real estate lived in South Brooklyn twenty five years a Republican original Union League Club member left six daughters and one son funeral will be private 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 Plans Kansas City Trip Amid Democratic Speculation
Richard Croker tours the Democratic scene with a political ear, weighing party mood in city, state, and nation. He notes no pledge on a vice presidential candidate, hints at pro Bryan and silver interests, and remains quiet on the Ice Trust issue. He will depart for Kansas City Friday night with ex Senator Murphy after days of close consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Croker
Democratic Party
Ice Trust
Bryan
Croker
Kansas City
Murphy
Tammany
Hill
Mr. Croker
State Committee
Frank Campbell
Children's Bathing Suits and Swimwear Sale Catalog
An assortment of children's bathing suits is advertised in several styles and sizes. Highlights include boys and youths one piece suits in navy flannel with white braid, white flannel sailor collar suits, navy worsted jersey options, and cotton jersey striped sets. Prices range from 69 cents to $3.50, with additional swimwear accessories and Misses Newport serge suits also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Scientific men gather for forty ninth AAAS session in New York
The American Association for the Advancement of Science and sixteen allied societies met across Columbia University venues in Havemeyer Hall and related buildings. Papers covered forestry, water supply, insect threats to trees, and economic questions with Edward Atkinson criticizing taxes and imperial policy.
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
Mr. Brown
Hermann von Schrenk
United States Department of Agriculture
Division of
Ayres
United States Geological Survey
Hopkins
Charles W. Garfield
Michigan Forest Commission
Michigan
Garfield
John Gifford
Cuba
Association
Congress
Appalachian
Minnesota
Edward Atkinson
Iran
Man Gets Three Years For Possession Of Stolen Beer Stamps
Thomas Riley was convicted of having and retaining United States internal revenue beer stamps worth 4700 dollars. Judge Thomas of the United States Circuit Court sentenced him to three years in Sing Sing. Brooklyn bartender Thomas Blaney awaits trial in fall after share of the stamps. President Katz of the Eastern Brewery Company acted as key witness.
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
Blaney
Suit Against Francis Wilson Heard in White Plains Court
Actor Francis Wilson testified in a Supreme Court case in White Plains before Justice Martin J. Keogh. Mary E. Reid of New Rochelle seeks a deed to a lot she bought from him for 2.30 dollars. Wilson says he offered stock in Lovell Dry Plate Company as part payment, which he later found was not at par, so he refused the deed. The judge reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wilson
Supreme Court
White Plains
Martin J. Keogh
Mary E. Reid
New Rochelle
Lovell Dry Plate Company
Keogh
Bakers
Snow Tickets in Dispute at Uvalde City Hall
The Uvalde Asphalt Company served notice to sue the city for 108,769.84 dollars for snow and ice removal work from the March snowfall. Tickets allegedly numbered up to five per load delayed payment. Controller Coler has withheld about 103,000 dollars pending auditor investigation. The auditor’s report details possible excess tickets and the matter moves to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uvalde Asphalt Company
Coler
Auditor of Accounts
Gouldsberry
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Listed by Name and Affiliation
HOME NEWS notes many notable guests at New York hotels. Warwick Rhode Island’s M B I Goddard and Dr Henry Norris of Philadelphia appear alongside prominent figures such as Senator William E Chandler of New Hampshire and ex congressman William Whit ing of Massachusetts. Also listed are A E Richards of Louisville, Colonel Henry Jackson of the U S Army, and dozens of banking, legal, and political figures from cities like Cincinnati, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and Boston. The roster includes 107 Georgia Bankers Association members and families, with additional names from Olympia to Port Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle
M. B. I. Goddard
Warwick
R. I
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
T. R. Bacon
Milwaukee
Savoqy 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
Justice Gaynor Memo Addresses Port Jervis Libel Suit
Supreme Court Justice Gaynor issued a memorandum in the Port Jervis police chief libel case. The suit concerns a publication alleging the plaintiff failed to arrest, raising libel law questions and implications for officials in danger of arrest.
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Gaynor
Supreme Court
Port Jervis
Brooklyn Rapid Transit suit before Justice Furs man
American Association for the Advancement of Science and Columbia University referenced. Coney Island Jockey Club races scheduled for 2 30 p m. Commencements in Public Schools Nos 52 166 72 10 and 90. Music in Abingdon Square and Mulberry Bend parks at 8 p m.
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Brooklyn
Justice Fursman
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Columbia University
Coney Island
Jockey Club
Abingdon Square
Mulberry Bend
Cathedral Trustees Meeting Postponed Amid Out-of-Town Absences
Several members of the Board of Trustees of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine were out of town, causing yesterday’s meeting to be postponed. An upcoming trip is noted for E Frankfield of A Frankfield & Co to Paris for two months with two weeks at the Exposition and visits to Amsterdam, Germany, Switzerland, and England. The Manhattan Railway Company Executive Committee awarded a $500,000 mason contract for the central power station at Seventy fourth Street and the East River to M Reid & Co. The City Clerk may receive July tax rolls on the first Monday regardless of quorum. A Metropolitan Street Railway Company street car franchise hearing in Elmst. was postponed indefinitely due to lack of quorum.
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John F. Carroll
Mr. Croker
Mayor van Wyck
Lawrence Delmour
Tammany
Croker
City Island
Delmour
James Shevlin
Brooklyn
Hugh McLaughlin
Frank J. Goodwin
John C. Sheehan
Kansas City
Martin Engel
Daniel F. McMahon
Senator Plunkitt
Atkinson
United States
William Henry Hale
McKinley
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Association For the Advancement of Science
Post Office Department
Museum of Natural History
G. K. Gilbert
Geological Survey
Sociation
Association
Hotel Majestic
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
Baron de Hirsch Fund Suit Over Housing Purchases
James Arthur of Philadelphia sues the Baron de Hirsch Fund in the United States Circuit Court alleging breach of contract for failing to supply buyers for one hundred houses built in Union County New Jersey. Damages seek seven six thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron de Hirsch Fund
United States Circuit Court
James Arthur
Philadelphia
Tee Union County
N. J
Tin Plate Wage Schedule Readjustment Conference
A conference today between representatives of the American Tin Plate Company and the Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers Association aims to readjust the wage scale for company workmen. It will likely be at the company offices at 99 Johnston. Several talks have occurred with little progress, and the firm says it may shut its factories if no agreement is reached by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers’ Association
Johnst
Parker's Hair Balsam and Greve's Ointment Ad
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Parker's Hair Balsam to avoid baldness gray hair dandruff and thin socks and Greve's Ointment for healthy skin. The copy emphasizes cosmetic care and topical remedies as popular patent medicines of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Greve
Two Men Charged With Murder In Harlem Clash
Police arrested Lansing Lillie and Frank Quigley on murder charges after Edmund J. O Leary died from a fractured skull at Harlem Hospital following an altercation on Southern Boulevard and Third Avenue. O Leary lived at 222 West 37th Street. Police seek several other men involved in the incident.
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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 Tied to Liquor and Racing
Arthur Harris a 33 year old bookkeeper for architect George A Freeman stands charged with forging checks totaling between 4000 and 5000 dollars. Magistrate Deue set bail at 2500 with trial to follow. Harris, described as neat with a small mustache, was arrested by Detective Sergeant Burns. He lived at 123 East Fiy fourfast and belonged to the New York Road Drivers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Harris
George A. Freeman
East Twentieth St
Deue
Jemigrson Market
Freeman
Harris
Bank of New Amsterdam
Burns
New York Road Drivers’ Association
East Fiy-fourfast. Com
Kaiser Friedrich Hamburg June 21 John Fothergill Barbadoes June 23
Kaiser Friedrich sails from Hamburg on June 21 while John Fothergill departs Barbadoes on June 23. Both entries note voyage departures and destinations with minimal context.
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Kaiser Friedrich
Hamburg
John Fothergill
Barbadoes
Shipping News From Port of New York June 26 1900
Arrivals include theIndramayo from London to Punch Exile Co moise to White Star Line. Cufic from Liverpool to White Star Line moise. Columbian from Liverpool to Frederick Leyland Co mdse. Galileo from Hull mdse to Sanderson. Kaiser Wilhelm der Geess from unspecified origin with cable and Ort sprace. Arrived at the Bar times listed.
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Indramayo
Trotter
London
Moise
Punch, Exile & Co
Bar
Cufic
Caven
Liverpool
White Star Line
Fire Island
Columbian
Masters
Mdse
Frederick Leyland & Co. Limited
Galileo
Clark
Hull
Sanderson & Ae Reno
Kaiser Wilhelm der Geess
Ger
Adria
Nor
Rasmussen
Port Marta
Montego Bay
Falmouth
Oracabeza
St Ans Bay
Miise
J B Kerr & Co
Alamo
Hix
Colon
Mise
Panama R R and Ss Company
Alps
Kirkby
Inagua
Cape Hay
St Marc
Port-au-Prince
Jeremie
Aux Cayes
Jacmel
Kingston
Port Morant
Pim
Forwood & Kellock
Mexico
Downs
Havana
James E Ward
Kinsale
Exeter City
Watkins
New York
Bristol
Southampton
Kaiserin Maria Theresia
Richter
New-York
Cherbourg
Bremen
Trave
Christoffers
Prawle Point
Whitehall
Mills
Newcastle
Manchester
Strabo
Bric Jardine
Scilly
Manitou
Cam Nons
Spaarndam
Boulogne
Rotterdam
Katseri
Maria Theresia
Ohio
Hadaway
Plymouth
Ace
Pennsylvania
Spliedt
Hamburg
Spe
Stenger
Boulogne and
Hoterdam
Palatia
Reessing
Elbruz
Williams
Borteaux
Chateau Laa
Chabot
Gibraline
Ems
Gerth Harrassowitz
Naples
Genda
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Hogemann
Genoa
Ceara
Paragase
Wison
Maranham
Marseilles
Massilia
F. Joubert
Palermo
Aquileja
Aust
Seppinich
Dull Boston Wool Market With Sparse Demand Across Regions
Boston reports a sluggish wool market with meagre sales and slow movement of Territory wools. Quotations are limited to quotable levels as demand remains weak for fine, medium, and fine grades. notable regional prices list various fleece descriptions and scoured or washed statuses across Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Indiana, Missouri, Georgia, Montana, Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming with scattered minor variations.
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Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Lake Georgia
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
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VIS
Ruff
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Hamlin
John W. Vrooman
Benjamin F. Blair
Commonwealth
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11Th Street
SALE
James McCreery & CO
11Th St
How Tammany
Best &Co
Pennsylvania Road
Cortlandt St
Grand Central Station
Senator Martin
American Association
Great Britain
Twenty-third Street
O’neill’s
Sixth Avenue
20Th
21St Street
Rouch
Geo. C.flint Co
West 237St
Home News
Goldsmith
Marine Intelligence
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Cufi Ens
White Star Kensin
Antwerp
Red Star
Glasgow
lan-State Titanic
Barbados
Majestic Liverpool
White Star
N G Lloyd Pontiac
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Hendrika
Phoenict
Teers Eee
Omas Melville
Ibraltar
Hamb-Am
Nubia Ae Tettin
Gottfried Schenke
Baltic
Para
Austro-Am It Thomas
We. Fontabelle
Wees
Savannah
City of Augusta
Germanic
Paul
Westernland
Matanzas
Tampico
Silvia
Newfoundland
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Ham-Am
L Aquitaine
Havre
French
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Grenada
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Talisman
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Shipping News
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Recoe
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Ted Marks
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Hammerstein's
Victoria
Keith
Wonderful Cinematographe
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Roof Garden
Rose Coghlan
FOY & Clark, Crosby & Forma
Lion Palace Roof Garden
110Th St. & W. Boulevard
Adm
Pearl Andrews
Caswell & Arnold
Adelman
Carmen Sisters
Lenox Lyceum
Cavalleria
Manhattan Beach
Fanciulli
Pain
Fujly Ama
Japan
Augustin Daly
James T. Powers
XTRA
Primrose & Doeckstader
Minstrels
Hudson
The
Harris, Linton & McIntyre
ST. Nicholas Garden
Kaltenborn
Mabeth Hazard
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Lander
LRR
Lut South
Williamsburg
Marcy-Ocean AV
Nostrand Ave
Brighton Beach Road
Gee
Finance
Colom
Pacntic
Wre
Ragusa
Pernambucotes
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