Patton Resigns as Princeton President in Unanimous Vote
At Princeton June commencement the Board of Trustees accepted President Francis Landey Patton’s resignation and unanimously elected Woodrow Wilson McCormick professor of politics and jurisprudence to fill the vacancy. Patton will keep the ethics and religion chair and carry out broader literary plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Princeton
N. J
Board of Trustees
Francis Landey Patton
University
Woodrow Wilson McCormick
Wilson
New York
Patton
Cleveland
Andrew West
Oxford
England
J. J. McCook
Military Academy
West Point
H. C. Cameron
Orris
Alexander Hall
Edgar H. Jackson
Robert H. Schauffter
Nassau Hall
Alexander J. Barron
Woodrow Wilson
Staunton
University of Virginia
Johns Hopkins
Atlanta
Bryn Mawr College
Wesleyan University
United States
Wandering in a wooden cage travels toward Choctaw Nation
J W Pike of Ohio County Kentucky travels with his wife and children in a covered wagon. He is imprisoned in a wooden cage to prevent self harm or harm to others during violent convulsions caused by a Civil War head wound. He has been blind for seven years and the family plans to reach the Indian Territory next fall.
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Paducah
J. W. Pike
Ohio County
Pike
Indian Territory
Four Henderson-Ames men surrender on perjury charges
John R. Hunter H P Kauffer J W Woodworth and Bickerstaff of Henderson-Ames Co Kalamazoo appeared with bondsmen and surrendered in court. Each was held on 10000 bond with examination set for July 7. Colonel Eli R Sutton also faces perjury charges but has not appeared, reportedly left Detroit to surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing, Mich
John R. Hunter
H. P. Kauffer
J. W. Woodworth
RK. Bickerstaff
Henderson-Ames Company
Kalamazoo
Ball
Eli R. Sutton
Detroit
Liberty Bell on View at the National Capital
The Liberty Bell arrived in Washington en route to Philadelphia from the Charleston Exposition where it had been exhibited. Thousands viewed the bell as a special train and committee reached the Pennsylvania depot and parked on the Sixth street side track followed by Marine Band music and remarks from Philadelphia officials. The bell remains overnight and will depart at 5 am for Philadelphia.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Depot
Sixth Street
United States Marine Band
MacFarland
Board of Commissioners
Wilson H. Brown
Joint Committee
Councils of
Roosevelt
Held as a Policy Dealer in Central Station Bail
John Mackey of 107 Vine Street was held in bail at Central Station on two charges one for writing and selling policy and the other for receiving stolen goods. Detective Crawford and witnesses testified. cigars stolen in transit to Smith Kline French were alleged to be sold by Mackey. Magistrate held the defendant despite defense arguments on identification.
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John Mackey
Vine Street
Central Station
Davis
Avis
Mackey
Crawford
Smith, Kline & French Company
Army and Navy Transfer Orders List Dated June 9 1902
A government notices list transfers in the Army and Navy. Officers move between units including Captain James B. Hughes and Captain Robert A. Brown, First Lieutenants Wykham Ho Ho Ho Ho Ho, and Ho Ho. Wasp command reshuffles involve Ensign Wells and Chaplain Frazier. Retirement and ship reassignment details follow with several cadets and lieutenants directed to various stations and duties aboard ships and repair yards.
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ARMY
James B. Hughes
Robert A. Brown
Frank D. Wykham
Eighteenth Infantry
Twelfth Infantry
Frank T. Ty Ho
Charles W. Penrose
Twenty-third Infantry
W. B. Wells
Lancaster
Wasp
J. B. Frazier
W. J. Ross
War Department
Havana
G. HH
Wadleigh
Houston
Goodrich
EB. Hamner
Kearsarge
Savert
D. B. Lapdenberger
F. Bandos
Xerutone Te
Princeton
Movements of Naval Vessels Special to The Philadelphia Times
Washington dispatch lists ships and their June arrivals and sails. Vicksburg at Cavite June 2. Dixie at Tompkinsville June 7. Leonidas at St Vincent June 7. Alert at Mare Island June 7. Alliance at Ponta Delgada June. Gwinn and Talbot at Norfolk June 7. Alsewaterh sailed from San Diego for Capulc. Allmois Albany Chicago from Cortetemere for Gibraltar June 7. Barney at Norfolk June 8. Helene at Wubu June. Prairie from Lazarote for St Michaels June 8. Wilmington from Shanghai on cruise June 8. New York from Yokohama June 9 for abe. Hartford to Pensacola June 9. Bagley Riddle Shubrick Bailey at Norfolk June . San Francisco at St Vincent June 9. Atlanta from Rosario for Montevideo June 9.
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Philadelphia Times
Washington
Vicksburg
Cavite
Dixie
Tompkineville
Leonidas
St. Vincent
Alert
Mare Island
Alliance
Ponta Delgada
Gwynn
Talbot
Norfolk
Aeswatehr
San Diego
Capulc
Allmois
Albany
Chicago
Cortetemere
Gibraltar
Barney
Helene
Wubu
Prairie
Lazarote
Azores
St. Michaels
Wilmington
Shanghai
New York
Yokohama
Abe
Hartford
Pensacola
Bagley
Riddle
One Shubrick
Bailey
San Francisco
Atlanta
Rosario
Montevideo
Tanes Jone
Maes Bean
Court actions list in five Philadelphia assumpsit cases
A courtroom docket lists five courts with assumpsit suits including Hennings & Son v Bruce, Phoenix Iron Co. v Sterlingworth Railway Supply Co, H. B. Underwood & Co. v James McCloskey, University of Pennsylvania trustees v Anthony M. Hance, and Caven Williamson Ammonia Co. v Batt le Brewing Co, plus Amanda Ford et al v John Carson et al, H. Shutts & Co. v Harry Taylor, Herman C. Horn v Frank Knauf, Mark v Charles J. Gibbons, Onyx v Elizabeth Hamilton, Wright Tyndale & Van Roden v Ryerson W. Jennings Co, and James Donahue v Union Traction Co.
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The
Phoenix Iron Company
Sterlingworth Railway Supply Company
Assumpsit
Sparhawk
H. B. Underwood & Co
James McCloskey
Reber and Downs
the Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania
Anthony M. Hance
Rh. W. Jones
Caven Williamson Ammonia Company
the Balthe Brewing Company
E. E. Aull
Amanda Ford
John Carson
Leon Hi. Folz
Assumpait
H. C. Haines
H. Shutts & Co
Harry Taylor
Atorney
M. J. O'Callaghan
Herman C. Horn
Frank Knauf
Atorneys
Einerman
J. Adolph Mark
Charles J. Gibbons
T. Herbert Onyx
Elizabeth Hamilton
Hincklys
Wright, Tyndale & van Roden
Ryerson W. Jennings Company
W. F. Brennan
James Donahue
the Union, Traction Company
Bankrupt Discharge and Subrogation Action in Civil Court
Ira Henne of Pottsville Schuylkill county was discharged as an involuntary bankrupt by the United States District Court. Judge McPherson approved the referee estate action but urged modification to let a creditor pursue subrogation to rights against Jackson property and exemption claims. Judgments were entered in Common Pleas Court against numerous defendants in various notes and mortgage actions, with lists and amounts.
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Ira
Henne
Pottsville
Schuylkill County
United States District Court
McPherson
William G. Jackson
Common Pleas Court No
Charles Gans
Jackson
Equity and Motion List Proceedings in Common Pleas
The court heard the current motion list and took up equity trial matters in Rooms A and B. Cases including Barone vs Nicholas and Walker vs Stove Co. were discussed or continued. settlements reached in Grace et al. vs Schell et al. and Vince vs Wollaston. several rule absoulte or alimony matters noted. future hearings scheduled for today or tomorrow. numerous trial lists and continued matters across rooms.
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Kerlich Et al
Blum
Lee Co
Penfield Co
Hance Et al
Mishkin
Beeber
Kemble
Thompson
Clark
Laib
Krischker
Fisher
McFadden
Vanderslice
Warg
Williams
Brown
Stevenson
Walsh
Gardericke
Salter
Biddle
Barone
Nicholas
Poles Pert
Walker Vs. Stove Co
Grace Et al
Schell
Vince
Wollaston
Storey
Gross & Jarvis
Birdsall
Aeave
Alcott
Ziedman
Nace
Nave
City
Taylor
Stauffer
Murphy
Gotee Zoverpeckes
Room Ward
the Trust Co
Downton Vs. Barrows
Lederer Va. Lederer
City Ve. Stewart
Johnson Vs. Ventilating Co
Ralston
Equity
Nny
Ve. Prey
Ve. Odd Fellows
Burton Et. al
Will of Mary C. McKeown Ordered Produced for Trial in Florida
Register of Wills set aside a demurrer by attorney Joseph Murray and ordered the Mary C. McKeown will produced for validity arguments on June 28 in Philadelphia. Auxiliary letters to Murray are revoked. Miss McKeown died April 12, 1899, at Saranac Lake, widowed by a $100,000 estate. Murray said to be her fiancé. The will bequeaths all to Murray and names him executor. challenge claims lack of testamentary capacity. Other probate items include wills of Maguire, Emerick, Tucci, Beez and an administration for Carson estate. In Orphans court, Rebecca Randolph contests Sarah Ann Barlow estate accounting, seeking surcharge of $5,000 to trustees of the Philadelphia Baptist City Mission.
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Register of Wills
Joseph
KE. Murray
Mary C. McKeown
Florida
Miss Murray
Saranac Lake
New York
Murray
J B Edward Murray
Philadelphia
Michael McKeown
Miss McKeown
William Maguire
South
Colorado Street
David Emerick
Belgrade Street
Plaudo Tucci
Carpenter Street
John Beez
Marshall Street
Thomas F. Carson
Montgomery Avenue
Orphans’ Court
Sarah Ann Barlow
Rebecca Randolph
Quarter Sessions Court Second Day Convicts in Theft Conspiracy
Jennie Cohen and others face verdicts in Court No 1 with guilty pleas for conspiracy to fraud the Union Traction Company and various larcenies. Sentences range from three months to one year. several defendants are committed to Huntingdon Reformatory. Court No 2 counts acquittals and pending trials, with multiple bail and assault cases listed for further proceedings.
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Jennie Cohen
Union Traction Company
Charles Haggerty
William J. Gormley
Harry Johnson
Rupert Kinley
William K. Carter
Dr. Carter
Harry Knapmen
Banee
Belle Voss
Roger Williams
Matthew Locker
Max Lipkevitz
Huntingdon Reformatory
Frank van Houten
Ee S
Strawbridge &Clothier
Eaward Frey
Frank Whittaker
Alsworth Mills
Maggie Kelly
Mhekty
Freda Bowman
Sulzberger
Henry Max
Samuel Carver
Anglona
William Inn
Alfred As & Parent
Caine
Rafael
Schatner
Isaac One
Bernstein
August Kruger
Army Promotions Anger Officers as Davis and Bates Advanced
The president sent nominations to the Senate elevating Brigadier Generals Bates and Davis to major generals and naming Wint Baldwin Lee Forwood Bliss Carter to brigadier general positions. Officers sour on Major Bliss over age and nonfield record. Carter faces Senate pushback though popular at headquarters. General Bates and Davis receive broad support while Carter and Bliss face criticism for seniority and politics.
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Philadelphia Times
Washington
Senate
Army
John C. Bates
George W. Davis
Theodore F. Wint
Sixth Cavalry
Frank D. Baldwin
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Jesse M. Lee
Thirtieth Infantry
William H. Carter
Tasker N. Bliss
William H. Forwood
Henry Terrell
United States
Western District of
Texas
Silas A. McFarland
Iowa
Nottingham
Reichenberg
Austria
Frank W. Mahin
England
Root
Colonel Carter
Major Bliss
Carter
Bates
Davis
Wint
Baldwin
Lee
Forwood
Bliss
Havana
Cuba
Committee On Ways and Means
Wood
Nurmurs
Adjutant General
Corbin
Miles
Adjutant General's Office
Sultan of Jolo
Connecticut
Porto Rico
Mindanao
Theodore J. Wint
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Sternburg
Delaware
University of Pennsylvania
Indiana
Army Headquarters
Tennan
Shipping News Update From Delaware and Surrounding Ports
The Delaware Breakwater and Marcus Hook reports detail arrivals and sailings of vessels including steamer Urania and steamer Manchester Market, along with schooners and tugs. Observations note limited sail tonnage demand, stagnant rates, and pending freight activity in South Atlantic, Gulf, and West Indian trades.
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Delaware Bay
River News
Delaware
Tampico
Philadelphia
Silver Spray
Thomas T. J. Howlett
Boat Point
London
Columbia
Haw 9
Hiog Sane
Main
St. Mcis Reedy Island
Suse
Porter
Ers
Spartan
Boston
Miranda
Portsmouth
Sundvall
Henri Rieth
Hamburg
South Side
Standard Wharf
Delaware Breakwater
Bilbao
Manchester
United States
Porter and
South Atlantic
Gulf
West Indian
Vizcanna
Havana
Fernfield
Savannah
United Kingdom
Continent
Avonmore
West India
Kentigera
Trinidad
New York
Vizecala
Berland
Portland
Gia
Maurice
River
Nettie Champion
South Gardiver
Ja &. Jordan
Gulfport
Shipping list of steamers and destinations in wartime ports
A fragmented roster shows steamers Buckman Port Antonio Memphis Savannah Barbarossa Bremen Esperanza Progreso Deutschland Hamburg Proteus New Orleans Coang P Saventile filledelphis La ra Liverpool Naples Hufnege melas Gakgon Bark Sophocles Moltke for Hamburg Nauplia for Stettin Lombardia for Genoa Red Hill for Melbourne Grand Lake for Kingston Pringessen Victoria Luise for Hamburg Elise Marie visiting Deutschland for Flushing Watson for Antonio Cadiz for Norfolk Vizcania for Philadelphia Georgic for Liverpool Castil Prince for Pernambuco Ole Bull for Tilt.
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Baltimore
Barnstable
Henshaw
Port Antonio
Glengull
Davison
Marseilles
Leghorn
Palermo
Oran
Juniata
Bond
Boston
Chesapeake
Delano
New York
John Kane
Doughty
Savannah
Fred Richards
Liggen
Smedsvig
Sydney
State of Texas
Peters
Thompson
Alicia B. Crosby
Wormel
Maurie Palmer
Risley
Bangor
Maude Palmer
Clarke
Nelson
E. Newbury
King
Covington
George K. Sheffield
Kentucky
City of Montreal
Providence
Alleghany
Evans
London
Barcelona
Asia
Luzzuragga
Hamburg
Richtwud
Burges Indiana
George Moon
Norfolk
Buena Ventura
Gibbs
Cynthia
Deans
Pensacola
Lord Antrim
Fernandina
Grayneld
Tyson
M. LD. Cressy
Maskell
Lincluden
Ison
Tampico
Wilhelmina
Britneh
Dalquir
Ealy
Gorredor
Rotterdam
Transit
John Vieree
Crowley
Charleston
Algonquin
Staples
Jacksonville
Comanche
Platt
Joseph W. Brooks
Davidson
John B. Dubignon
Turner
Rebecca J. Moulton
Cook
Deanie Thomas
Camp
Abbie C. Stubbs
Firbrick
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Smith
Jose Olivarri
Hewit
New Orleans
Louisiana
Edwards
Liverpool
el Sud
Higsins
Stack
Lisbon
Buckman
City of Memphis
Barbarossa
Bremen
Esperanza
Progreso
Deutschland
Proteus
Coang P Saventile
Filledelphis
Lara
Naples
Melas Gakgon
Sophocles
South
Moltke
Nauplia
Stettin
Lombardia
Genoa
Red Hill
Melbourne
Grand Lake
Kingston
Pringessen Victoria Luise
Elise Marie
Visiting
Deutachland
Flushing
Watson
Antonio
Cadiz
Vizcania
Georgic
Castil- Prince
Pernambuco
Ole Bull
Tilt
Race Riots Subside in Meridian After Arrests
Reports from Marion and northern Lauderale county say race riot excitement Saturday night subsided. Green Johnson and Nate Moore, arrested as leaders in the movement to murder whites, were released today for failure to identify them as rioters and writers of the letters naming the rendezvous for armed Negroes.
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Meridian
Miss
Marion
Lauderdale County
Green Johnson
Nate Moore
Tally-Ho Hit by Trolley Injures Picnic Party
A Nashville picnic party returning home at 10 30 last night was struck by a trolley car and four persons were seriously injured. Those hurt include Miss Henlin with chest and back injuries, Miss Rosenswig with a broken collar bone, Goldie Inich with broken collar bone, and Bidney Jonas with a broken collar bone.
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Nashville
Tenn
Miss Henlin
Miss Rosenswig
Goldle Inich
Bidney Jonas
Reduced Rates to Lebanon Parade Day
Reduced passenger rates announced by the Pennsylvania Railroad for travel to Lebanon Pennsylvania on June 12 for the parade day of the Great Council Improved Order of Red Men of Pennsylvania. Rail service expected to facilitate attendance and provide affordable transport.
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The
Great Council
Red Men
Pennsylvenia
Lebanon
Pennsytvania Railroad
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Getterle
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Frederick Dieroff
Mary Schoell
Chas, Lock
A. Howard
Stetler
George B. Parker
Tadetrete Briggs
Mary MetGeary
Margaret A.klauser
Sam Rosen
Rachel Rosen
Solomon Konofsky
Anna M. Wilson
J. F. Greenland
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Julia M. Pierie
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James FP
Molony
Mary A. James
Thomas Payne
Charles H. Large
Max Eneline
M. Ensline Company
John Blakeley & Sons
Pullinger
Elizabeth C. Souder
Martha W. Sonder
Frank Craven
Earl P. Wollaston
Ella D. Price
Charles C. Rodrauff
Frederick Klinefeloer
Charles R. Lindsay
Louisa Boylan
Patrick F. Campbell
Covenanter
Cornelius McCarthy
Sarah D. Perot
William H. A. Green
Eustace B. Grimes
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William Jones
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Richard Schenck
Joseph Rt. Rhoads
Joseph RB. Riley
W. H. Lambert
Louis ‘Dietrich
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McCarthy
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Tradesmen's Trust and Saving Fund Company
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Alfred Malin
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Hara Rober
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West India Fruit Co
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Philadelphia Steamship Co
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Lowe
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Pettersen
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Burr
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McDonald
Clarence A. Holland
Insley
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Gravel
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Faulkenburg
Pete Hampshire
Davis Coal and Coke Co
Josephus, Marie
Ariadne
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Thacher
Berkshire
Ryan
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Co
Defiance
Ford
William P. Clyde & Co
Anthony Groves, Jr
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Groves
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Aes
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St. Jon's
N. F
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Creston Hall
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Standard [i] Company
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Apfeld
International Nation Company
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Eae
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Eee
Mkt
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Ons
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Oltke
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Jeune
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Remen
Patricia Une
Iceamburg
Norway
Tladelphia
Southwark
Athe
Pee
P.M
A.M
Ambu
Pennsylvenia Railroad
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