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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1909

Page

15

Knows Leons Helper Trunk Escort in Sigel Case

Details emerge on the pursuit of Elsie Sigel's body in New York and Newark. William Leons ally Yune, an Americanized Chinese man, aided by carrying the trunk, riding to Harlem, and delivering a telegram to Washington. Police trace letters to Yungs relatives as they broaden the dragnet in search of Yung Dat and other associates.

William Leon Elsie Sigel Yune Eighth Avenue Harlem Leon Washington Sigele Yung New York Brooklyn Jersey City Yung Dat Arthur Yung Chu Gain Port Arthur Chung Sin Quang Yick Nam Sad Leon Yung Pat Mr. Nem Mr. Nam Newark Lai Sing Woods Sigels Eighth Avenue House Halstead Newark Sabman McCafferty Ward Jim Sing P. Lee West 145Th Street Lee Gee Song Tong West 47Th Etmeet No. TR Eighth Avenue West 13Ith Street Man Lee

GIRLS AS CHINESE TEACHERS DISCUSSION BY REV STUDD

The Rev. C T Studd, returning from ten years in China, says teaching Chinese men by Western women is dangerous and unwise arguing that Chinese view women as lacking souls. He notes his wife’s work was limited to Chinese women and cites risks to Christian female teachers. He attended a missionary conference in Northfield after a London origin.

C. T. Studd China Mnet Minnetonka Elsie Sige Mr. Studd Dr. Studd London Northfield Mass Laenéor Orient

Disruptions Hit Pittsburg Chinese Sunday School

The Chinese Sunday school of the Second Presbyterian Church in Pittsburg, once forty members, has collapsed with only six present and expected to drop next Sunday. Relatives accuse the young women teachers of sending gifts. Last week a Chinese laundryman who spoke to a white woman in his shop was fined $100.

the Tribune Pittshers Second Presbyterian Church Pittsburg

Morse bail cut in three federal indictments

On the application of Martin W. Littleton District Attorney Jerome consented yesterday to reduce bail from 15.40 to 5.0 on three indictments against Charles W. Morse. The bail had been posted by a surety company but Samuel Adams of 129 West Sth street later assumed the bond. Morse now faces a 135400 bond in federal court pending appeal.

Martin W. Littleton Jerome Charles W. Morse Samuel Adams West Sth Street Morse

Justice Gaynor Denies Police Injunction Over Rockaway Merry-Go-Round

Justice Gaynor declined to restrain police from interfering with a Sunday operation at Rockaway Beach citing the threat as unbelievable and urging orderly hearings. He denounced police and officials, warned against lawless raids, and warned that unchecked power could end free government. He recalled past Coney Island abuses and extortion, noting threats resurface each summer.

Justice Gaynor Rockaway Beach Recreation Company Coney Island

Rumors on Brooklyn Police Boss Dismissal Rife

With a Duffy decision due within forty eight hours, City Hall whispers say Mayor McClellan may force a resignation from Commissioner Bingham over Brooklyn Police Department management. McClellan vows a near term decision as Inspector Kelly cites Duffy’s bravery and a drowning rescue at Coney Island.

Duffy McClellan Brooklyn Police Department Bingham Kelly Coney Island Duffys George General Bingham Brooklyn Russell

Mayor Supports Taxi Bill After City Hall Hearing

At City Hall the Mayor indicated he will sign the taxi ordinance passed by the Aldermen, despite opposition from William J. Moran for taxi interests who objected to the return fare inhibition and proposed rates. They may challenge the measure in court asserting hotels cabs and coaches cannot be regulated. Chief Oliver proposed a new ordinance to standardize all taxis.

William J. Moran Oliver Bureau of Licenses

Mayor McClellan May Name C F Murphy Election Commissioner

Mayor McClellan considers appointing Assemblyman Charles F Murphy as Commissioner of Elections if advised the move is legal. The state constitution bars legislators from civil state or city offices during their terms. Murphy backed by Kings County Republican Committee exex committee certification.

Meyor McClellan Charles F. Murphy Senate United States McClellan Kings County Republican Committee Assemblyman Murphy Rudolph C. Fuller Murphy Abraham §. Gilbert Manhattan

George Webb Back With Horses From Olympia Show

George Webb of Philadelphia returned from London after taking five horses to the International Horse Show at Olympia. He sailed May 15 on the Atlantic liner Minnewaska and came back yesterday on the Minnetonka. Ill at departure and still poorly after arrival, Webb stayed at his hotel and received word of his horses’ progress. He exhibited Lucia G Pearl Onward Lugano Lamo and Mary Glenor, winning three of four classes and the Vienna Cup for the best trotting roadster. He noted English judges use a different system and mocked a 25-year-old horse exhibit, saying such displays hurt value.

George Webb Philadelphia Olympia Minnewaska Minnetonka Mr. Webb London

Wise Sails for Paris to Aid Panama Canal Case

United States Attorney Wise departs aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II to attend witness examinations in the Panama Canal purchase libel case in Paris. Counsel DeLancey Nicoll and John Lindsay for The World face indictment. Nicoll sails tomorrow on the Lusitania, Lindsay on Saturday. John G. Milburn also travels as special counsel for American Sugar Refining. Government permission allows foreign depositions to show a syndicate linked to the canal purchase. Examinations to finish in about four weeks with access to court records anticipated.

United States Wise Paris DeLancey Nicoll John Lindsay Press Publishing Company the World Nicol Lusitania Lindsay Winl John G. Milburn American Sugar Refining Company

Cleveland Witnesses in Brandenberg Trial Highlight Handwriting

In the New York Supreme Court case, Mrs Frances Cleveland testified about Mr Cleveland's handwriting on the Herald article. Randolph E Lewis, Charles M Lincoln, and President Finley provided testimony on copies, signatures, and timing of the article. The defense's Oswald Jacoby argued over authenticity and witnesses, with the trial adjourned to continue.

Randolph E. Lewis the Herald Broughton Brandenburg Justice Fitzgerald Supreme Court Cleveland the Times Lewis Brandenburg Charles M. Lincoln Frances Folsom Cleveland Nott Fitzgerald Mr. Cleveland Princeton New York Madison Avenue Buckingham Hotel John F. Finley The College of the City of New York No. 1 Herald Surrebutta Finley Mr. Nott Oswald N. Jacoby F. 8. Hastings John G. Carlisle Norman Fitzsimmons San Francisco

Four Story Warehouse Destroyed in Williamsburg Fire

A blaze at the Gratt McQuade Company warehouse on Kent avenue Williamsburg destroyed the four story brick building and caused an estimated 75000 in damage. Electric light wires miswired on the fourth floor sparked the fire imperiling about 50 female workers and drawing 50 men and boys outside. Firefighters battled the heat aided by fireboats, with four alarms and hours of effort to control the flames and prevent spread to neighboring Igoe Brothers facilities.

Gratt-McQuade Company Kent Avenue Williamsburg Igoe Brothers Metropolitan Avenue Sally

Health Officials Propose School Dental Clinics Expansion

From Sept 1 1908 to Mar 31 1909 health officials report 286 744 children examined in city schools. Of these 26 290 showive dental defects and 290 167 need general treatment. Dr Darlington calls for school dental clinics offering fillings and regular checkups, alongside wide brush and powder use. A half million circulars urge toothbrush use and a home tooth powder recipe of chalk soap and orbs root.

Department of Health Darlington Health Department

Woolen firm predicts higher cloth prices amid demand

President William M. Wood of the American Woolen Company says the firm plans to raise prices by 25 to 3 percent for 1910 and guarantees buyers they cannot find lower prices. He cites strong demand, high raw material costs and labor costs as factors. The company touts serge suits at no higher prices this summer. Boys' oxford shoe sale remains strong in sizes 4 and 4 1, widths B and C, with $2.50 value or better, at three Broadway stores on Warren, 13th and 34th streets.

William M. Wood American Woolen Company Gomes

Old Teacher Sues in Supreme Court Over Funds

Miss Mary C. McCusker, a former public school teacher now at the Martha Washington Hotel, sues her cousin Mrs. Margaret B. I. Ryan in Supreme Court seeking return of 13.87 plus interest from a pension fund, a teachers' benefit, and 28 said to be from a real estate deal. McCusker testifies she was briefly a prisoner in Ryan's home and had a power of attorney. Ryan denies the note and says it was a gift in exchange for living with her. The case proceeds to trial.

Mary C. McCusker Martha Washington Margaret B. I. Ryan East 285Th Street Supreme Court Justice Dowling Ryan McCusker

Transpacific Steamer Schedules From 1900s Note Ships and Times

A historical timetable lists several steamers and sailing times from New York to Asia Hawaii Japan Corea China and Australia via routes through Seattle San Francisco Vancouver Victoria BC Tacoma and Tacoma with vessels including Baga Maru Asia Antisochus Empress of Japan Aorangi Alameda Osm Maru Hilonian Gymeric Marlpora and others, with departures mostly at 6:30 pm across July and August.

New York Hawaii Guar Philippine Islands San Francisco Japan Corea China Seattle Asia Vancouver Victoria Tacoma Australia West New Zealand Fit Islands New Caledonia Aorangi Alameda Osm Maru Mon- Beta Hilonian Westr Samoan Islands Gymeric Tahiti Marquesas Islands Australis Marlpora

Shipping News Arrivals And Departures From Various Steamer

Shipping list records numerous arrivals and departures including Steamer Antilles Burns at New Orleans June 23 with passengers and cargo, Steamer Jolanda di Giorgio at Quarantine and Bar, plus multiple ships such as Verona Massardo Genoa, San Juan Evans Guanica Mayaguez, and Chicago Havre, detailing ports, cargoes, passengers, and timings across June.

Antilles Burns New Orleans Southern Pacific Co Vigilancia Manzanillo Santiago York & Cuba Mail 'S Co Mdse Bay Jolanda di Giorgio Nor Kieppe Port Antonio Atlantic Fruit Co Bar Ith Drumeldine Hodgson Shields Howard Houlder & Partners Katinka Pettersen Baraces Cuneo Importingo Allentisort Nielsen Cuba Smith Yokohama Kote Shangha Hiene Fong Singapore Colombo Port Said Algiers William HW Tweddell & Co Moise Buffalo Ger J. Jansen Hamburg Philip Ruprecht Sandy Hook New York Philadelphia San Juan Evans, Guanica Mayaguez Humaceo Naguabo Ponce Porto Rico 5S Co Monroe Hulphess Newport News Norfolk Old Dominion Ss Co Narragansett Harwood Avonmouth Spm Exda Olsen Sagua Matanzas West Indians Co el Norte Maxson Galveston Pacfic Co Guantanamo Nassau Minnetonka Cannons London Atllantic Transport Line Chicago Perdrigoon Havre Compagnie Generale Transatlantique Usk King Sagva de Tanama A Fruit Co California Blaikie, Glasgow Moville Henderson Brothers Perry Puerto Cabello Curacao Boulton, Russ & Dallett Peece Clearfield Lawson Philip Ruprt

Heinze Confers With Wise Over Copper Books

Arthur P. Heinze met with Henry A. Wise United States Attorney regarding the United Copper Company books removed during exam by Wise aides. Heinze, convicted last week for involvement in the book removal plot, was not summoned to the grand jury. He is to deliver the books before October term and awaits sentence, suspended by Judge Ray. Heinze said he could provide definite information in two weeks and will report to a US assistant attorney on July 14.

Arthur P. Heinze Henry A. Wise United States United Copper Company Wise Heinze Federal Ray

Wheat and grain fall on Southwest harvest progress

Chicago June 28 rapid harvest progress in the Southwest spurs general selling on the Board of Trade. Wheat leads declines with final figures showing losses from %e to 1%e. corn oats and provisions follow weak trend. July wheat range $1.14 to $1.16. market closes near session lows with weak overall tone.

Chicago Southwest Board of Trade Liverpool

Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac

Sunrise and sunset timings accompany tidal notes for Sandy Hook and Gov Island. Wireless reports list ships Caronia Kronprin Wilhelm Oceanic Carpathia and Ryndam with distances east of Sandy Hook and expected docking times through tomorrow.

Moon Sandy Hook Gov. Island Hell Gate Caronia Kronpring Wilhelm Oceanic Carpathia Ryndam

Steamers At Foreign Ports Arrived At Various U.S. Harbors

Shipping notices list arrivals and movements of numerous liners. Vessels include Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Baltic Minnehaha Ching Kiang Patria CF Tietgen Barbarossa Europa Tagus Bermudian Furnessia Indrapura Cuthbert Needies and others with routes to New York Cherbourg Bremen Naples Genoa Rotterdam Hong Kong Shanghai Copenhagen Kingston and more. Details show arrival dates from June 25 to June 28 and sailing plans via Plymouth Cherbourg Dover and other ports.

Plymouth Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Ger New York Cherbourg Bremen Liverpool Baltic Queenstown Antwerp Lapland Berg Dover London Minnehaha Friedrich der Grosse Gibraltar Konig Albert Naples Genoa Ching Kiang Bretz Lzel St Vincent, Co Port Natal Hull Idaho Rotterdam Abergeldie Keith Pensacola Norfolk Uranium Pireus Patria Tagus Kingston Colon Bermuda Bermudian Moville Furnessia Glasgow Scilly Baiskant Deutschland New de Monadnock New Orleans Dutch Tank York Oceanie Taormina Italy Philadelph

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