Garretson Hospital to Receive 40000 Grant for Oral Surgery Campus
State Legislature favored a $40,000 appropriation for Garretson Hospital in Philadelphia to fund a large campus behind the Dental College. The hospital, housed in the former Hospital of Oral Surgery, has twelve beds and no resident physicians and charges no medical fees. The board of trustees includes former governors and college faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garretson Hospital
Stone
Stulb
Henry C. Boenning
Philadelphia Dental College
St. Joseph's
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Hahnemann Hospital
Eighteenth
Buttonwood Streets
Philadelphia Times
Comly Shoemaker
Shoemaker
North Nineteenth Street
Ardmore
Hospital of
Oral Surgery
Garretson
Friends of the Dental College
Seventeenth
Cherry Streets
Dental College
Baldwin's
Funeral of Adelbert S. Hay at Lake View Cemetery
Adelbert S. Hay was laid to rest at Lake View Cemetery in Cleveland after a funeral in Wade Memorial Chapel. The procession from New Haven included Secretary of State and Mrs. Hay and their children, plus Yale College representatives and Yale classmates as honorary pallbearers. The Hay party and guests will stay in Cleveland for a day or two with Samuel Mather hosting some relatives.
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Cleveland
New Haven
Wade
Hay
Helen
Alice
Clarence Hay
J. H. Wade
Samuel Mather
Harry Payne Whitney
Hitt
Wadsworth
Mr. Hale
Yale College
Yale
Jail a sanctuary says Jones as Alabama debates sheriff relief
Alabama Governor Jones argues it is moral to aid families of sheriffs or deputies killed protecting prisoners. Heflin and Sollie oppose broader provisions. Jones concludes the debate urging reconsideration. motion passes 82 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Jones
Heflin
Chambers County
Sollie
Dale
Floor Collapse Buries Foreman in Armory Debris
John S. Gault, foreman for demolition of the old First City Troop armory, was buried for over four hours under about eight tons of debris after a ceiling collapse while he and two coworkers worked to shore up a loose floor. Gault and Michael Daly were rescued. Daly injured, Crowley unharmed. Otto Whelp and others aided, Whelp briefly overcome by heat. Gault, at Medico-Chirurgical Hospital, reported only soreness with no grave injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Gault
Twenty-first
Ludlow
Mr. Gault
West Folsom
Delaware County
William Johnson
Gault
Michael Daly
Pearl Street
J. M. Crowley
Lombard Street
Daly
Medico-Chi Hospital
Crowley
Otto Whelp
Engine 44
Medico-Chirurgical Hospital
Manson
Wanted to Bring Simon Back Special to The Philadelphia Times
In Rochester on June 25 a separation case saw Alice M. Weaver fail to appear in court. Her father testified she admitted forging notes and said she was sorry, claiming a desire to bring Simon back. Weaver charged she ran up 3400 in bills, while his wife claimed no large debts. He had allowed 2700 over two years. His mother in law intoned threats to shoot if settled. Lawyers to sum up next Monday.
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Philadelphia Times
Rochester
N. Y
Alice M. Weaver
Simon J. Weaver
Weaver
Alice Weaver
Simon
Rifle Explodes During Practice in Isle of Wight
London June 25. During artillery practice on the Isle of Wight a twelve pound rifle exploded. Captain A L M Bray of the Royal Regiment of Artillery was killed along with one enlisted man. Eight others were wounded four mortally. Colonel A J Nixon was slightly wounded.
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London
Isle of Wight
A. L. M. Bray
Royal Regiment of Artillery
A. J. Nixon
Fire at J Edwards Painting Company Kills Woman
A blaze at the J Edwards Painting Company caused panic as occupants fled from upper windows. Mrs Anna Zola died within half an hour and her daughter Camille suffered a hip injury from a jump to escape the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edwards Painting Company
Anna Zola
Camille
Rothermel Reform Rally Builds Independent Campaign
Philadelphia committee pushes for independent nomination of P. F. Rothermel Jr. for district attorney with mass meeting at the Academy of Music. Prominent citizens sign endorsement cards and some send contributions to fund the event and ensuing campaign. George Edmunds and Ernest Leigh Tustin endorse reform, while plans develop for ward and city committees and cross‑party cooperation.
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P. F. Rothermel, Jr
Academy of Music
Rothermel
Independent
Ernest’ Leigh Tustin
John Weaver
P. F.rothermel
Twenty-seventh Ward
Rudolph Blankenburg
Elsenbrown
E. J. Bowen
Joseph R. Fahey
Young Democracy
Fifteenth
Democrats
Ryan- Donnelly
New Democratic
le Mkely
Reform
Municipal League Plans Action Against Local Machines
The Board of Managers of the Municipal League chaired by Harry B. French held a special meeting at the Bourse to outline a fall campaign against the local Republican and Democratic machines. The pledge supports clean city government, opposition to corrupt franchises, and cooperation with independent citizen groups and Democrats in rebellion. The conference committee includes George Burnham Jr, Rev. Dr. Floyd Tomkins, Clinton Rogers, G. Harry Davis, and Cyrus D. 088.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal League
Harry B. French
Municipal League Conference Committee
Peseie
League
Municipal League Conference
George Burnham, Jr
Floyd Tomkins
Clinton Rogers Ponte
G. Harry Davis
Cyrus D
Prohibition Convention Delegates Leave for Harrisburg
Philadelphia's Prohibition State Convention delegation will depart Broad Street Station at 12.25 PM with many listed representatives. Prominent names include Eavenson Brown Benson Daggy Jones Steinmetz Hodgson Webster Whitney and Wallace among others. national leaders Swallow Grumbine Castle Eaton Stewart and Magee ry will speak. Inter-Collegiate Prohibition Contest scheduled for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Broad Street
Lewis L. Eavenson
Alonzo Brown
L. A. Benson
Edward B. Cooper
H. F. Dittmann
Samuel Daggy
George Hoffman
Joseph B. Graff
Charles H. Jones
E. R. Steinmetz
William R. Wharton
John Peacock
A. Percival Hodgson
Godfrey Stringer
Dora E. Webster
William Webster, Jr
Thomas J. Whitney
Edward 8. Jones
H. C. Russell
William H. Cox
J. W. Salmons
Robert Burns Wallace
Margaret Barber
Findley
James F. Buriinagame
Isaac A. Ramsey
Samuel Christian
H. F. Robinson
William McConnell
William EB. Cranmer
H. W. Garrett
C. G. Hancock
J. J. Habecker
B. Tenneson
George W. Bean
M. I. J. Griffin
John B. Heston
S. Vail
J. P. Sharp
William L
Mass Meeting For Mickie Paul And J Claude Ord In West Philadelphia
A mass meeting and public reception by the Citizens' Republican Association for the Thirty-fourth ward will honor natives Mickie C. Paul and J Claude Ord at Maennercher Hall at Forty-fifth Street and Westminster Avenue in West Philadelphia next Saturday evening June 2. The arrangements committee includes C. W. Summerfield, George Witte, L. W. D. Maule, Charles E. Clark, Joseph Hollis, C. W. Zieber and E. W. David.
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Citizens’ Republican Association
Thirty-fourth Ward
Mickie C. Paul
J. Claude ‘Ord
Maennercher Hall
Forty-fifth Street
Westminster Avenue
West Philadelphia
C. W. Summerfield
George Witte
L. W. D. Maule
Charles E. Clark
Joseph Hollis
C. W. Zieber
E. W. David
Cedar Avenue Improvement Association Urges New Park Spanning Streets
The Fortieth ward group City Notes advocates creating a park along a stretch between Fifty-first and Lombard Pine streets linking Fifty-first weedind to Paver ford. A spa Fuscio of egg yh and Paver ford streets faced a charge presented yesterday in court.
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Cedar Avenue
Haggenbotham Freed and Marries Miss Ferner at Prison Gate
Grand jury ignored murder indictment against John Haggenbotham and chose to indict Mary Wright instead. John and Miss Ferner wed shortly after license secured, with Haggenbotham released to join his family at Moyamensing Prison and plan a departure to Somers Point.
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John Haggenbotham
Mary Wright
Rothermel
Finletter
West Philadelphia
Haggenbotham
Geyer
Crawford
Edward Gallagher
Welker
Ward
Boston
Owens
Woodland Avenue
W. R. Courtney
Howard Atkinson
Theodore L. Bailey
Miss Bates
Miss Manley
Henry Gardner
Gallagher
Miss Ferner
William Haggenbotham
May Haggenbotham
Menley
Woodward D. Carter
Patterson
Haggenbothams
Haggenbothem
Mary W
Insurgent Republicans Elect Henry as New Leader in Harrisburg
At the final Insurgent Republicans meeting in the Commonwealth Hotel Harrisburg on June 25 Senator Flinn presided and resigned as chairman. A shift from Quay the man to Quayism the system was noted as the future focus. Senator J Bayard Henry of Philadelphia named successor with Dr Mahon as secretary.
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Philadelphia Times
Harrisburg
Commonwealth Hotel
Senator Flinn
Quay
Flinn
J. Bayard Henry
Philadelphia
Dr. Mahon
Woman Whips Railroad Official in Lincoln City Crowd
Mrs. Tipman, wife of a railroad conductor, horsewhipped Robert Vanbrant on Lincoln Nebraska's busiest corner. A policeman accompanied her to keep the crowd back as she used a horsewhip on his face and arms after he allegedly pressed for a telephone meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Lincoln
Neb
Robert Vanbrant
Tipman
Vanbrint
Saratoga Sails for Europe on tenth annual cruise
The Pennsylvania schoolship Saratoga with 65 cadets, 3 officers, and 25 seamen under Captain W. J. Barnette left Philadelphia at 10 AM for a European waters cruise. After a brief strike resolution, the ship headed past Marcus Hook and Reedy Island and anchored near the Breakwater. The voyage lists Southampton around July 24, Cherbourg August 5 for a week, then Gibraltar, Madeira, and a homeward run starting September 22 with arrival around October 25.
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Pennsylvania
Saratoga
Nautical School
W. J. Barnette
London
Paris
Binbridge
Tars
Juno
Marcus Hook
Reedy Island
Southampton
Cherbourg
Gibraltar
Madeira
Jack Tars in Trouble Convicted by Court Martial
Six men including a petty officer two sailors and three marines, convicted by court martial of drunkenness and assault and battery, were sent from League Island to the Norfolk Navy Yard to serve terms from six months to two years. The torpedo boat Stringham built at Wilmington will have ordnance installed this week. Sixty five apprentice boys from various ships, all Philadelphians on a month's furlough, report today at Richmond but must return at least weekly.
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League Island
Norfolk Navy Yard
Stringham
Wilmington
Navy Yard
Richmond
Reveree
Three Injured in Fast Train Wreck near Beebe
The southbound cannon ball train on the St. Louis Iron Mountain Southern Railroad derailed near Beebe. The engine mail car and two baggage cars were smashed. postal clerks W. W. Stibold E. Lambs and Butler Campfield were severely injured. Three day coaches derailed with no passenger injuries.
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Little Rock
Ark
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railroad
Beebe
W. W. Stibold
E. Lambs
Butler Campfield
Jury Sworn to Fight Lynchings in Mississippi Case
New Orleans June 25 Judge Neville the new Circuit Judge of the Mississippi Court impanelling the grand jury required every juror to swear they were in favor of lynching and would indict anyone who took part in a lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
New Orleans
Neville
Mississippi Court
Weather Outlook for Mid Atlantic and Tri-State Area
Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware enjoy fair and warm conditions on Wednesday and probably Thursday with variable winds. Eastern New York also fair and warm through Thursday with variable winds. Western Pennsylvania sees possible local rain Wednesday then fair and warmer with fresh southeasterly winds Thursday. Western New York reports continued high temperatures and possible rain Wednesday then fair and warmer with light to fresh southeasterly winds Thursday.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
New York
Weather Summary for Philadelphia June 25 1901
United States Weather Bureau reports June 25 1901 in Philadelphia with mean temperature around 70 degrees and 2.02 inches rainfall deficit since January 1. Deficiency in temperature accumulated since early month noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Philadelphia
Ted Lepey
British Scheme 10 Rule Pekin Claims Against Americans
A cable from Pekin reports General Gaselee and British officials arranging city administration with Chinese forces in Tien Tsin. The China Merchants' Company claims 400000 taels for valuables looted by U S marines, including furs rugs and diamonds. General Tung Fu Hsiang advances in Shan Si. foreign help sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Pekin
Gaselee
China
Selwyn and Crocker
Gilbert Reid
China Merchants’ Company
Tien Tsin
United States
Liscum
Tai Yuen Fu
Shan Si
Tung Fu Hsiang
City Solicitor and Councils at Odds
Wilmington June 25 Mayor Fahey approved the ordinance for appointing an Assistant City Solicitor. City Council may choose at Thursday night’s meeting. Samuel Adams Jr may get the post. Solicitor-elect David Reinhardt will insist on naming his assistant, Philip Garrett, and the dispute could lead to legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Wilmington
John ©. Fahey
Samuel 8. Adams, Jr
David J. Reinhardt
Philip L. Garrett
Street Lighting Contracts Awarded in Wilmington
Street and Sewer Directors award contracts for street lighting starting January 1 to Wilmington City Electric Company and the New York Welsbach Street Lighting Company. Welsbach to receive gas from Wilmington Coal Gas Company.
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Philadelphia Timms
Wilmington
Wilmington City Electric Company
Welsbach Street Lighting Company
New York
Welsbach Company
Wilmington Coal Gas Company
Levy Court Increases Tax Rate in New Castle County
The Levy Court of New Castle county raised the tax rate from 60 to 8 cents per dollar of assessed valuation. The levy allocates seventy cents to county purposes and ten cents to poor relief, based on property and livestock assessments totaling 47,057,703 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy Court
Philadelphia Times
Wilmington
Del
New Castle County
Creditors Unworried As Pynchon Bank In Receivership
Springfield Mass June 25. Ellis P Pepper the temporary receiver has not arrived and the bank is under the care of National Examiner John B Cunningham. Creditors express no anxiety over the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Ellis P. Pepper
Pynchon National Bank
John B. Cunningham
Duel in Seattle Street Ends in Policeman's Death
Seattle on June 25 reports John W. Considine a gambler and ex police chief W L Meredith exchanged shots on a public street. Meredith was killed in the duel which unfolded this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
John W. Considine
W. L. Meredith
Meredith
Mrs McKinley Walks About Her Room
Mrs. McKinley walked around her room again today as Dr. Rixey reported her condition remains favorable. The update came from Washington on June 25.
Telegraphic Brevities: Mixed Local and National Gleanings
Reports from Park, St Louis. Senator Dubois ill in Montana. criminal prosecution dismissed against Harrison Burne Co officers. Quineessee Falls plant damaged by explosion with $200 damage estimate. Homer Bliss denies murder linked to his father. Wage talks between American Tin Plate and Plate Workers stall. Forged notes $20,000 found in Varnish Co. McCrum under charges. Puget Sound salmon neries plan $2,000 combination while Portland visit. Omaha street railways and utilities consolidation eyed. Francis H. Smith Academic Prize highlighted at Military Institute commencement. remarks by J Moncred of Shreveport.
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Cere Park
St Louie
Wee
United States
Fred Dubois
Hunter Hot Springs
Montana
Harrison Burne Company
Kansas City
Homer Bliss
Omens
Mich
American Tin Plate Company
The
Plate Workers’ Protective Association
Cleveland
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James A. Beaver
Robert E. Pattleon
George W. Elkins
Samuel M. Clements
Thomas C. Stellwagen
H. Guilford
L. B. Greenbaum
C. B. Franklin
F. H. Eldridge
Boenning
Adelbert S. Hay
Lake View Cemetery
First City Troop
W. Hansell
Dr. She @ Heisler
W. T Hamilton
Wie J Am
M.D
A. Callahan
Henry C. Barr
Wilbur W. Fry
A. B. Clayton
Charles Delancey
Joseph R. Craig
Clarence L. Harper
Wiliam Kremes
M. D
Joshua L. Batly
Raba
Samuel B. Huey
Thos. M. Montgomery
Henry LaBarre
Jayne C. F. Souder
W. H. Teller
W.a.schaeffer
D.D
Frank A. Thomas
D. D. Justice Bateman & Co
F. R. Tomkins
Howard B. French
Henry A. Frey
James J. Neely
American Metal Edge Box Co
M Pearce Archer
Thos. L. Gillespie
James B. Canby
Smith & Peters
Forest E
Dajne
Stenger
Saac Cooper
P. Frazer
William
Devine
Wm. H. Taylor
M. McCollin
M. Joseph Trotter
E.W. Tully
George W. Farr
J. B. Judson
W. A. Dick
H. E. Thomasos
C. Mellwate
H. R. Cartwright
Samuel Jacobs
H. T. Davts
Samuel Kind
John M. E. Ward
Ralph Wimenttz
Edward B. Smith
F. R. Oldach
J. M. Tyson
John B. Turner
John Sejlars
Edward A Sanborn
William R. Smith
Edward
M. G. M. C Christine
Belmont Iron Works
H. E. Aldrich
Rev. L. A Seltzer-Klabr
A. E. Newton
Wm. H. Monahan
George Seargent
J. L. Scott
William Burnham
M. Dalsen
R. H. Wright
Schatz
J. H. Hardman
J. T. Mitchell
C. W. Odell
N. A. Saylor
J. T. Sherrer
W. Summers
Ek. Shomburg
A Co. Jr
Fischer
Edgar G. Thomas
E. R. Artmann
Teetaste
Nathan T. Folwell
George F. Edmunds
Jefferson, N. W
S. Emlen Meigs
Narragansett Prier, R. I1
Independent Movement
John
Moyamensing
Tom
Grand Jury
Motherwell
Henry
Europe
Jack Tars
Were and
THURS
Local Weather Report
Meese
Eastport
New York City
Atlantic City
Spe Mayteteer
Norfolk, Va
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Serene
General Gaselee
Tien-Tsin
Quinnesee Falls
J.H. McCrum
Puget Sound
Alaska
Portland
Omaha
South Omaha
Jaffa
Com
Canal Corporation
Peterday
Ene Military Institute
Francis H. Smith
John C. Moncred
J Cure
Shreveport
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