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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1902

Page

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Senators Spooner and Morgan Back Administration in Philippine Debate

The Senate heard speeches by Senator Spooner and Senator Morgan supporting the administration's Philippine policy. Morgan's defense of the Philippines drew Democratic walkouts, while Spooner praised the move toward civil government and criticized opposition as pessimistic.

Washington Philippine Islands Spooner Wisconsin Morgan Alabama Congress Philippines Hoar Philippine Committee Senate House Clay Georgia Senator Spooner United States Philippine

Praise for General Wood in Havana Cuba

Cubans in authority denounce slander against General Wood and his Cuba administration. The Tribune notes American critics act from revenge. Dr Octavio de Zayas named consul general in New York sails tomorrow. Wreck of the Maine to be decorated with flags roses and wreaths. memorial services planned in American churches.

The Tribune Association CABLE TER Tribune Havana General Wood Cuba Tribune Washington Wood the Tribune Contek Octavio de Zayas New York Palma Key West New-York Maine

Peace Outlook Brighter With Possible Early Week Peace

London reports a brighter outlook as Mr. Balfour signals likely peace next week. Boer negotiations, potential surrender and safeguards surface amid Cabinet debates. American photographers rush for coronation work while shipping line alliances and European tool companies reshape industry. James R. Keene arrives from America.

The Tribune Association New-York Tribune London Mercury Balfour House of Commons South Africa Chamberlain

Thief Shot by Detective in Pursuit of Robbery

Detective Sweet of East Twenty second street shot the fugitive three times during a pursuit after a fish store robbery. The wounded man, identified as Charles Beaver, sustained kidney and spine injuries and is in critical condition at Bellevue Hospital. The accomplice who took $50 fled. Smith, the fish dealer, survived the struggle.

Sweet Theodore Roosevelt Police Board Cuba Manila J. ©. Smith Second-ave Smith East Twenty-second-st Second Ave Twenty Fourth-St Henry Biermeister Twenty-fourth-st First-ave Bellevue Hospital Charles Beaver No. 228 West Thirty-ninths

Two Men Dead in Central Park Poison Suspect Names

Two impoverished men found dead on a Central Park bench near the Seventy-ninth Street entrance. Police, aided by an ambulance crew, report poisoning as the cause. Identifications include William Downey and Barney Dolan with letters and pawn tickets linking to Frank J. Schwartz and others.

Central Park Devanney Presbyterian Hospital United States Army Barney Dolan William Downey Woodbury Conn L. B. Gibbons Quincy St Brooklyn Frank J. Schwartz West Twenty-sixth-st Seventy-ninth-st Fifth-ave van Ingen Schwartz Adams, White and Webb Press Printers’ Association No New York Chicago Downey

Bid to Take Over Hide and Leather National Bank

A syndicate continues efforts to seize control of the Hide and Leather National Bank and plans to reorganize and raise capital from 500000 to 5000000. Some small shareholders have agreed to sell at 375, while larger holders’ stance remains unclear. The bank, with Brooklyn–led management, has net profits about 425000 and deposits around 2213000, and would become one of the city’s largest if capital increases.

Hide and Leather National Bank William and John Srs American Exchange National Bank National City Bank First National Bank National Bank of Commerce Brooklyn D.S. Ramsay Charles A. Schieren Richard Young A. Augustus Healy William L. Moffat George F. Perkins William Nelson Cromwell William G. Hoople Thomas Keck John J. Lapham S. P. Mendel Ramsay Schieren Keck Clarence Foote Saal

Frost hits Hudson Valley fruit crop and crops freeze

Frost and cold weather sweep the Hudson River Valley with severe fruit and vegetation damage feared across Rockland County. Reports from Rochester Rome and northern Adirondacks note record cold and snowfall with potential statewide impact.

Hudson River Valley Adirondacks Nyack N. Y Rockland County Rome Hoosick Falls West Hoosick Vermont Massachusetts

Governor Taft Arrives at Naples for Papal Audience

From Rome May 29 Governor Taft arrived in Naples to meetings with Cardinal Rampolla and a papal audience arranged through Dr Kennedy. Paymaster Mohun and Lieutenant Commander Norton of the cruiser Albany were received in full uniform with military honors, Taft's visit seen as a potential solution to the Philippine question.

Rome O'Gorman Naples Vatican Taft Meyer Philippines O’gorman Philippine New York Rampolla Kennedy American College Pope Washington

No Extra Fare to 8T The Pennsylvania Limited

The report notes that the Pennsylvania Limited train offers standard rates with no extra fare for certain services and departures from New York, indicating unchanged pricing or routine passenger benefits.

Pennsylvania Limited New York

Niagara Falls Visit Boosted by Mechanical Wonders Ad

Niagara Falls is promoted as a must see with added mechanical and manufacturing wonders to rival the cataract. The New York Central Lines advertise travel to Niagara from every direction at two cents per mile.

Niagara Falls New York Central Niagara

Dinner for Delegates Drenched in Fraternal Toasts

A large night gathering at Delmonico's hosted by the Friendly Sons of St Patrick honored delegates from the French government at the Rochambeau statue unveiling in Washington. Archbishop Ireland and W Bourke Cochran led stirring remarks linking France and Ireland with America in a historic display of liberty and mutual respect.

Rochambeau Friendly Sons OF ST. Patrick Delimontico’s Sons of St. Patrick Washington Archbishop Ireland W. Bourke Cochran France Ireland America Brotherhood of Man James A. O'Gorman The Justice O'Gorman Roosevelt O'Gorman Brotherhood of Liberty M. Jules Cambon United States Erin Yorktown Rocchambeau Lafayette Joseph J Clarke James Fitzgerald

Improved Service to Roanova via Pennsylvania Railroad

Improved service to Roanova announced by the Pennsylvania Railroad. Train from New York West Street Station arrives 5:30 P M with Pullman buffet sleeping car. travels via Falladelpee Nesocts to the Norfola and Westerngerstown. Consult ticket agents for details.

Roanova Pennsylvania Railroad New York West Street Falladelpee Nesocts Norfola & Westerngerstown Jean Norre Advt

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