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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1905

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Gaynor withdraws from fusion mayor race as Halpin steps in

Justice William J. Gaynor ended his bid for the fusion nomination for mayor after conferring with William Halpin. Halpin’s Republican County Committee leader received word that Gaynor would not run. The move shifts search for a fusion candidate and signals renewed talks with Robert Van Iderstine and Citizens Union about unified backing.

William J. Gaynor Fusion Justice Gaynor William Halpin Republican County Committee Mr. Ralpin Robert van Iderstine Citizens Union Halpin R. Fulton Cutting

Republics May Unite Panama and Costa Rica

The Tribune reports Panama has proposed union with Costa Rica and a coalition may follow. Panama’s Foreign Minister Senior de la Guardia plans to visit San José to negotiate annexation. Costa Rica expects to accept if terms are reasonable, with San José long valuing union benefits.

Tribunl Washington Republic of Panama Costa Rica Panama State Department United States Lee de la Guardia

Republican City Committee factions split over fusion talks

Letters reveal Republicans and Citizens Union disputing resumption of fusion conference relations. Delegates weigh nomination prospects as ex-Senator Ford and Judge Seabury are discussed, with Littleton favored by the Citizens Union. Meetings set for Friday as parties stay uncommitted.

Brenner Republican City Committee Citizens Union Zaomesy Hall McClellan Committee On Fifth Avenue Ala “Citess Union R Myself William Halpin New York City John W. Weed Cutting Ford Samuel Seabury Municipal Ownership League Judge Seabury Republican Martin W. Littleton Brooklyn Halpin Littleton Republican County Committee Samuel S. Strasbourger United Charities East John J. Hannon

Arkansas Guards Fire At Tennessee Inspectors In River Confrontation

A detachment of Arkansas State guards fired two volleys at Tennessee quarantine inspectors near the Memphis steamboat landing late last night. The Arkansans, crossing the Mississippi, demanded landing permission which was refused for lack of permits. They withdrew, fired on the guards again, and retreated to camp after warnings. Arkansas authorities gave no explanation. White Mountains autumnal excursions announce tickets on sale September 15 to October 7 through New York, New Haven and Hartford agents.

Oyster Bay Choate Lodgs Lee United States Panama Canal Zone Republic of Panama Hay Colombia Costa Rica Tribune Memphis Arkanas Tennessee Arkansas Mississippi White Mts

Pennsylvania Special Leaves New York for Pittsburgh via Chicago

A fragment describes a Pennsylvania Special train departing New York at 3:55 PM and Chicago at 8:55 PM, with arrival times toward Chicago and Pittsburgh. The text is garbled but indicates a long-distance rail schedule between New York, Chicago, and Pennsylvania cities.

New York Chicago Arcago Afi York

Wistar Will Leaves Brain and Arm to University Institute

Philadelphia September 21 In a will admitted to probate General Isaac J Wistar the financier and railroad man bequeaths his brain and right arm to the Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology at the University of Pennsylvania The bulk of the estate valued at $100000 and upward is left to the institute with actual value believed over 2 million The will directs cremation of the body after the brain and arm are removed and the ashes placed in a sealed urn in the Wistar Institute museum crypt

Philadelphia Isaac J. Wistar Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology University of Pennsylvania Wistar Institute

Mourning Loss of Favorite Tree in Boston Front Yard

Telegraph dispatch reports Charles C. Bradford mourns the death of a favorite tree that stood before his house in Boston for forty years. The tree was deemed dangerous due to heart disease and ordered to be removed.

the Tribune Boston Orty Y

Fall Excursions To Adirondack Mountains Ticket Sale

Tickets on sale to Saranac Lake Lake Placid and other points from September 15 to 20 good returning until Dee. Far plus 100 for the round trip inquire of New York Central Agents.

Saranac Lake Lake Placid New-Yor Central Adva

Eben Plympton Jailed for Alleged Murderous Assault

Eben Plympton well known actor is jailed in Plymouth Massachusetts charged with murderous assault on Captain George Martin a longtime employee and confidential servant. Martin lies in Massachusetts General Hospital Boston with a fractured skull and poor odds of recovery after a Saturday confrontation at Plympton’s summer home. Plympton says self defense while police lack a full account. Martin has not regained consciousness to tell his side. Plympton born in Boston fifty two years ago rose to fame in Miss Mary Andersons company and has long been a Lotus Club member.

Tribune Plymouth Mass Eben Plympton George Martin New York Plympton Martin Massachusetts General Hospital Boston Mary Anderson Mercutio The Lotus Club

Gloucester Fisherman Sells Polar Bear Skin to Roosevelt

Boston dispatch reports a Gloucester fisherman intends to give Kermit Roosevelt the skin of a polar bear shot on an Arctic iceberg. The proposed gesture underscores a Cold War era interest in polar wildlife and notable U.S. figures.

the Tribune Boston Gloucester Kermit Roosevelt

Missing Motorman Kelley Traced Near Edgemont

Philadelphia dated report finds Paul Kelley, the New York elevated train motorman from a fatal 9th Avenue wreck, wandering in Edgemont. Williams of Williams Corcoran notes Kelley confessed innocence and mental strain while under surveillance. Police expect arrest after coroner guidance.

Tribune Philadelphia Paul Kelley 9Th-Ave New York City Edgemont Chester Pike Kelley William C. Williams Williams & Corcoran, Undertakers West Market St West Chester Southwestern Traction Company New York Williams Scholer The

Delcassé in Accident Near Foix

Former French Foreign Minister M Delcassé was thrown into a ditch when his car overturned in Foix France on September 21. Mud in the ditch cushioned the impact and prevented serious injury.

Foix France M. Delcassé M Delcassé

Tramp Steamer Galveston Sailed with Crew Cruelty Claims

In New Orleans the tramp steamer Galveston lies at anchor as twenty three sailors claim officers cruelty caused three drownings on the Havana run. Captain Walter Leech denies responsibility and says three men vanished at sea between Havana and New Orleans. The ship, German built, lacks a flag after failed ownership tests.

The Tribune New Orleans Galveston New-Orleans Havana Walter Leech Germany

Fastest NYC Central Lines Night Service to Chicago

The Twentieth Century Limited departs New York at 38:38 p.m. and arrives in Chicago at 8:30 next morning. The railcar offers a world leading 964 mile journey in 18 hours.

Twentieth Century Limited New York Central New York Chicago

Perkins Testimony Reveals Year End Deals at New York Life

George W. Perkins details joint account dealings with brokers, profits totaling 63593232 in cash, and earnings from Morgan purchases totaling 10412.57. He lists loans to Harriman and Hegeman, bond purchases from J P Morgan, and the Fanshawe New Orleans deal with security liens and profit sharing, under legislative scrutiny.

New-York Life New-York Life Insurance Company J. P. Morgan & Co E. H. Harriman John R. Hegeman Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Superintendent of Insurance New York Life Insurance Company Chicago, Burlington and Quincy State Insurance Company New Orleans W. S. Fanshawe State Superintendent of Insurance Harriman New-York New-York Security and Trust Company Hughes John F. McCullough Mr. Hamilton Albany Trust Company Albany Perkins Mr. Hughes Mr. Perkins Armstrong

Insurance routine marks Armstrong committee session

George W. Perkins resumed testimony detailing joint account methods and insurance agency setups, noting New York Life funded bonds for joint accounts, shared profits, and broker handling. He described year end reversals, questioned transfers, and limited explanations for several loans and shifting assets amid investigations into the Navigation syndicate and related dealings.

Armstrong Committee George W. Perkins Mr. Perkins Hughes Perkins Joint New-York Life J. P. Morgan & Co J. P. Morgan State Superintendent of Insurance John H. Hegeman Metropolitan Life Insurance Company

Special Sunday Tickets to New York Sale

Special tickets to New York will be sold Ev Evivan in Brooklyn Jersey City and New York on Saturdays in September by Raiload Atlantic City and return. The notice outlines travel options with a round trip to the city.

New York Brooklyn Jersey City Nery Raiload Atlantic City

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Gaynor William Helpin Fifth Avenue Hotel Sefior Calvo Calvo San José Central America Trians Jack Klein East 3D-St Walter J. Miller Max Felderbaum East 103D-St Florence Smith Madison St 2D-Ave Iain Miller 2D Ave Klein John J. Grady Trofsky Hefferman City Hall Thand Eldridge Sts Bellevue Gradual Bellevue Hospital Harlem John Reid Park-ave Reid Reif Philip Cavanaugh Alexander Ave Bronx Cavanaugh Young Reid Church E. Gates Lumber Company 135Th St Harlem River Las Palmas Pennsylvania TTEE General Wistar Institute Adirondack Mountains Servant Bearskin Quaker City G. W. Perkins Legislative Investigation Committee Insureance
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