The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 11, 1901, Page 4

B THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1901. FIERCE STORM OF CONDEMNATION AROUND! THE ASSASSIN NEWSPAPER, THE EXAMINER crime. + Commercial, Political, HE Examiner says: based on envy and on the hatred of those who have been thwarted in their schemes of plunder. i i Thousands of men not yet in prison detest the Examiner because it prevents them from carrying out plans as criminal as any that have sent men to ;a.ll- > S ke There we have the opinion and judgment of the Examiner upon the men and the organizations that have condemned and thrown it out, together with its allies in i- cago and New York. They attack and condemn it because it has ‘‘thwarted them in their schemes of plunder,’”” and ‘“‘because it prevents them from carrying out plans as criminal as any that have sent men to jail.”’ This is of the same class of utterances as confirmed criminals indulge in against the Jud Soctal, Religious and Financial Institutions Place the Sheet Beyond the Pale of Recognition. CALIFORNIA COMMERCIAL BODIES. BAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EX- CHANGE BAN FRANCISCO MERCHANTS' -EX- CHANGE. EAN FRANCISCO BOARD OF TRADE. MANUFACTURERS' AND PRODU- CERS’' ASSOCIATION OF CALIFOR- IA. SHIP OWNERS' ASSOCIATION. MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION. A joint meeting of representatives of all the commercial organizations of San Francisco condemned the Hearst publica- tions, INSURANCE CLERKS' ASSOCIATION. RETAIL CLERKS' ASSOCIATION OF SAN JOSE. OAKLAND BOARD OF TRADE. SOCIAL AND BUSINESS MEN’S CLUBS. PACIFIC UNION CLUB. MERCHANTS' CLUB. BAN FRANCISCO CLUB. UNION LEAGUE CLUB. UNIVERSITY CLUB. BOHEMIAN CLUB. BOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA PIONEERS. CONCORDIA CLUB. COSMOS CLUB. BURLINGAME CLUB. SAN FRANCISCO VEREIN. ST. CLAIRE CLUB, SAN JOSE. UNION CLUB OF BERKELEY. JONATHAN CLUB OF LOS ANGELES. HUMBOLDT CLUB OF EUREKA. NILE CLUB OF OAKLAND. MARICOPA CLUB OF PHOENIX. LIBRARIES, HOTELS, ETC. VENTURA FREB LIBRARY. EUREKA FREE LIBRARY. SAN JOSE GRANGE. WESTMINSTER HOTEL, LOS AN- GELES. HOLLENBECK HOTEL, LOS AN- GELES. VAN NUYS HOTEL, LOS ANGELES. OAKLAND CAMP, ARMY AND NAVY LEAGUE. MARINE ENGINEERS' BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION. STANFORD UNIVERSITY COUNCIL. PROMINENT PACIFIC COAST PEOPLE. CARL E. LINDSAY, Grand Chancellor Knights of Pythias. DAVID STARR JORDAN, President of Stagford University. BENJAMIN IDE WHEELER, President of University of California. G. W. McNEAR. GAVIN McNAB. HENRY E. HIGHTON. REV. J. T. LACEY, Christ Church, Oak- land. REV. WILLIAM RADER, Third Congre- gational Church, San Francisco. REV. JOHN R. HALSEY, First Baptist Church, Berkeley. COLONEL JOHN P. IRISH. REV. B A. WOODS, First Baptist Church, San Francisco. REV. F. K. BAKER, First M. B. Church, San Francisco. REV. A. T. NEEDHAM, M. E. Church, San Jose. PROFESSOR J. W. LINSCOTT, Cruz. REV. DR. L, H. FRARY, Pilgrim Congre- gational Church, Pomona. MRS. L. B. CHAPIN, Ebell Club, Los Angeles. ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN, GENERAL W. H. L. BARNES, Santa CALIFORNIA PRESS, HUMBOLDT STANDARD. REDDING FREB PRESS. 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PLACER LEADER. CALAVERAS PROSPECT, HAYWARDS REVIEW, PETALUMA ARGUS. SOLANO COURIER. NAPA REGISTER. REDDING SEARCHLIGHT, REDLANDS FACTS. PINOLE TIMES. MERCED STAR. MARIN JOURNAL, COLUSA GAZETTE, é MOTHE3 LODE BANNER. EASTERN COMMERCIAL BODIES, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, New York City. HOTEL MEN'S ASSOCIATION, New York City. MERCHANTS' A ASSOCIATION, York City. BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS, New York City. New MCA‘RI'HME EXCHANGE, New York ty. MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK CITY, Brooklyn. COFFEE EXCHANGE AND LOWER WALL STREET BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION, New York City, EASTERN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND LIBRARIES, HARVARD UNIVERSITY. YALE UNIVERSITY. RUTGERS COLLEGE, New Brunswick, STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, Jemaica, L1 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, Syracuse, N. Y. COOPER UNION, New York. BROOKLYN PUBLIC LIBRARY. BROOME-STREET FREE LIBRARY. GENERAL READING-ROOM, Yale. DWIGHT HALL, Yale. THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, Princeton. REYNOLDS MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Ber- gen Point, N. J. GRINNELL LIBRARY, W ingers Falls, N. Y. o REYNOLDS LIBRARY, Rochester, N. Y. PUBLIC LIBRARY, Dayton, Ohio. PUBLIC LIBRARY, Bridgeport, Conn. UNION LIBRARY, Trenton, N. J. PUBLIC LIBRARY, Plainfleld, N. J. CITY LIBRARY, Springfield, Mass. PUBLIC LIBRARY, South Norwalk, Conn. PUBLIC LIBRARY, Hartford, Conn. PUBLIC LIBRARY, New Haven, Conn. HOWLAND LIBRARY, Matteawan, NX FREE LIBRARY, Nyack, N. Y. EASTERN SOCIAL, POLITICAL AND OTHER CLUBS. AEMY AND NAVY CLUB, New York City. REPUBLICAN CLUB ANNEX, New York City. EAST SIDE REPUBLICAN CLUB, New York City. ¥. M. REPUBLICAN CLUB, New Bruns- wick, N. J. HARLEM REPUBLICAN CLUB, New York City. DE WITT CLINTON CLUB, New York City. NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB. HANOVER CLUB, Brooklyn. REPUBLICAN CLUB, New York City. COLONIAL CLUB, New York City. - i ““The man who attacks this newspaper attacks a great many millions of good citizens. | The great majority of the attacks, as our read?rs know, are i The cells of prisons are filled with men who loathe this newspaper. | ée, Prosecuting Attornzy and jury that have enforced the law and convicted them of That the public may ses what kind of men and organizations are described by the Examiner as “thwarted plunderers’ and ‘“‘criminals’ as great as any that have been sent to jail, we submit the following list of those who have attacked, condemned and thrown it out. 25 s . That discredited sheet can make its columns nearly as lively as by its cartoons of President McKinley if it wiil give its readers a history of ‘‘the schemes of plunder’” an ‘‘plans as criminal as any that have sent men to jail,”” of which the following condemners of Hearst’s papers have been guilty. Here are some of the men, institutions and newspapers who are characterized as opposing th: Examiner because they are ‘‘criminals.” — AMERICAN JUSTICE HAS TOO LONG BEEN BLIND. * HIGHLAND ATHLETIC CLUB, Brook- lyn. HAMILTON CLUB, Brooklyn. ALBANY CLUB, Albany, N. Y. TUXEDO CLUB, Tuxedo, N. Y. NEW YORK YACHT CLUB. UNION LEAGUE CLUB, New York City. CALUMET CLUB, New York City. PLAYERS' CLUB, New York City. UNION CLUB, New York City. KNICKERBOCKER CLUB, New York City. = A \ CENTURY CLUB, New York City. HARVARD CLUB, New York City. NEW YORK CLUB, New York City. GROLIER CLUB, New York City. RACQUET AND TENNIS CLUB, New York City. ALPHA DELTA PHI CLUB, New York City. CLERGY CLUB, New York City. MERCHANTS' CLUB, New York City. S8T. JAMES' CLUB, Fordham. MONTAUK CLUB, Brooklyn. — FULTON CLUB, Brooklyn. DICTIONARY CLUB, Brooklyn. FLATBUSH CLUB, Brooklyn, FLATBUSH Y. M. REPUBLICAN CLUB Brooklyn. COLONIAL CLUB, Princeton. COTTAGE CLUB, Princeton. LINDEN CLUB, Cambridge, Mass. CITY CLUB, Corning, N. Y. APOLLO CLUB, Clyde, N. Y. FORT SCHUYLER CLUB, Utica, N. Y. CURRENT EVENTS CLUB, Syracuse. EASTERN RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATIONS. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA- TION, TWENTY - THIRD - STREET BRANCH, New York City. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCTA- TION, BOWBRY BRANCH, New York City. . YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA- TION, HARLEM BRANCH, New York City. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA- TION, GREENPOINT BRANCH, New York City. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA- TION, BASTERN BRANCH, New York City. MORRISTOWN (N. J.) YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. WATERTOWN (N. Y.) YOUNG MEN'S OTHER INDUSTRY COUNCIL No. 50, O. U. A. M., Jersey City, N. J. NINTH NEW JERSEY CIVIL WAR VETERANS' ASSOCIATION. CONNECTICUT SOLDIERS' AND SAIL- ORS’ HOME. COUNCIL No. 214, O. U. A. M, Arling- ton, N. J. AMERICAN COUNCIL No. 67, O. U. A. M., Brooklyn. CHRISTIAN ASSOCTATION. BINGHAMTON (N. Y.) YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. POUGHKEEPSIE (N. Y.) YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. GLENS FALLS (N. Y.) YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCTATION. ROCHESTER (N. Y.) YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCTATION. NYACK (N. Y.) YOUNG MEN'S CHRIS- TIAN ASSOCIATION. SARATOGA SPRINGS (N. Y.) YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION MIDDLETOWN (Conn.) YOUNG MEN'S. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. NBEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH, Stratford, Conn. YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE, New York City. YOUNG MEN'S HEBREW ASSOCTIA- TION, New York City. YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO- CIATION, New York City. FIRST DISTRICT YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN EN- DEAVOR, New York City. CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION, Clyde, N. Y. ST. LUKE'S BATTALION (1683 boys), New York City. NEW YORK GERMAN CATHOLIC STATE LEAGUBE, executive commit- tee. NEW YORK CITY MISSION, AND TRACT SOCIETY. EASTERN ORGANIZATIONS. MARTHA WASHINGTON COUNCIL No. 11, 0. U. A. M., New York City. WESTERN CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, official organ Methodist Episcopal chureh, REPUBLICANS OF FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT, ilempstead, L. I. REPUBLICANS TWENTY-FIRST AS- SEMBLY DISTRICT, Manhattan. ANAWANDA CAMP No. 24, Weodmen of the World, Brooklyn. CLIOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, Princeton. COMMANDERS' AND QUARTERMAS- TERS' ASSOCIATION, New York City. KINGS COUNTY LODGE, Good Tem- plars, Brooklyn. OCEAN HILL LODGE No. 155, Common- wealth Provident Association, New York. = & National Indignation Finds Sweeping Expres- sion in Rebuke From All Reputable Classes of Men and Women. Order United American Brooklyn. BROOKLYN COUNCIL No. 21, Junior Order United American Mechanics. TREMONT COUNCIL No. 118, Jurior Or- der United American Mechanics. ONEIDA COUNTY (N. Y.) REPUBLI- CAN CONVENTION. GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS Mechanies, AND TRADESMEN ANTI-ANARCHIST AND ANTI-JOUR- NAL LEAGUE, New York City members). U. 8. GRANT POST, G. A. R., Brooklyn. ASSOCIATION OF CIVIL WAR VETER- ANS, New York City. AMERICAN WHIG SOCIETY, Princeton, PROMINENT INDIVIDUALS OF THE EAST THE RIGHT REV. H. C. POTTER, Bish- of of New York. JOHN HAY, Secretary of State of the United States. CARDINAL GIBBONS, the head of the Catholic church in America. PRESIDENT CHARLES W. Harvard University. JUSTICE EDGAR M. CULLEN of the State Supreme Court, Brooklyn. THE RIGHT REV. WILLIAM CROS- WELL DOANE, Bishop of Albany. FORMER SENATOR EDWARD O. WOLCOTT 5f Colorado. THE REV. DR. MORGAN DIX of Trin- ity Church, New York City. THE REV. FATHER A. P. DOYLE, St. Paul's (Paulist) Church, New York City. FORMER MAYOR ABRAM S. HEWITT, New York City. CHANCELLOR JOHN R. DAY of Syra- cuse University. THE REV. DR. JACOB COOPER, Rut- gers College. BISHOP McFAUL, Catholic diocess of Trenton, N. J. _ GENERAL FRANK REEDER, chairman Pennsylvania Republican Committee. THE REV. DR. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLIS, Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. H. C. McLAUGHLIN, principal of State Normal School, Jamaica, Long Island. DR. ALLAN McLANE HAMILTON, the famous alienist, New York City. THE REV. DR. STAFFORD, St. Pat- rick’s (Paulist) Church, Washington. JUSTICE WILLIAM E. WERNER, Su- preme Court of the State of New York. THE REV. DR. ROBERT S. MacAR- THUR, Calvary Baptist Church, New York City. GOVERNOR WILLIAM A. STONE of Pennsylvania. THE REV. DR. CORTLAND MYERS, Baptist Temple, Brooklyn. PRESIDENT ARTHUR T. HADLEY of Yale University. THE REV. DR. MINOT J. SAVAGE, Church of the Messiah, New York City. MAJOR GENERAL J. R. BROOKE, U. S. A, commanding Department of the East. THE REV. DR. HOWARD A. JOHN- STON, Madison-avenue Presbyterian Church, New York City. DE LANCEY NICOLL, formerly District Attorney of New York County. THE REV. H. P. C. RHOADES, Marcy- avenue Baptist Church, Brooklyn. ABRAHAM GRUBER, one of the leaders of the New York bar. THE REV. DR. ELI QUICK, Perry-street Methodist Episcopal Church, New York City. GENERAL SAMUEL WELCH, Buffalo, National Guard State of New York. LOUIS MARSHALL, one of the leaders of the New York bar. THE REV. FRED SAUNDERS, South Second-street Methodist Episcopal Church, Brooklyn. J. EDWARD ‘SIMMONS, financier, New York City. THE REV. G. F. WHITTEMORE, First Baptist Church, Schenectady, N. Y. SILAS B. DUTCHER, Brooklyn financier. ELIOT of THE REV. N. J. F. H. NORTON, secretary Maritime Ex- change, New York ( THE REV. T. F. ALl dre Methodist E; Newark, N. J. THE REV. W. C. BITTING, Mount Mor- ris Baptist Church, New York City. THE REV. DR. HOWARD DUFFIELD, Old First Presbyterian Church, New York Cit J. 0. KELVEY, Plainfleld, NDER, St. An- copal Church, THE REV. DR. C. B. CHAPIN, Wash- ington Heights Baptist Church, New York Cit THE REV. DAVID GREGG, Lafayette- avenue Memorial Church, Brooklyn. THE REV. P. EVANS, Church of the Resurrection, Long Island City. THE REV. DR. GIFFORD, Delaware- avenue Baptist Church, Buffalo. THE REV. J. J. McGRATH, St. John's Catholic Chureh, ishkill Landing, N.Y. THE REV. SAMUEL C. DEAN, North Bapti§t Church, Newark, N. J. DR. ROSWELL one of President W McKinley's physician CHARLES AUSTIN BATES, advertising expert, N York City. THE REV. W. H. MORGAN, Central Methodist Episcopal Church, Newark, N. J EDWARD S. ATWOOD, former president Maritime Association, New York. THE RBEV. A. EDWIN KIEGWIN, Park Presbyterfan Church, Newark, N. J. THE REV. JOHN H. WILLEY, Nos- trand-avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, Brooklyn. DARWIN R. JAMES, leading flnancier, Brooklyn. THE REV. DR. DAVID R. FRAZER, First Presbyterian Church, Newark, N. 7. THE REV. DR. T. B. McLEOD, Clinton- avenue Congregational Church, Brook- BENJAMIN J. HALL, ploneer marine merchant, York City. THE REV. DR. GEORGE P. ECKMAN, St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Chureh, New York City. THE REV. GEORGE W. GRINTON, Forty-fourth-street Methodist Episcopal Church, New York City. HERBERT JEROME DAVIS, Colonial Club, ty president ELBERT H. JONES, leading ship broker, New York Ci THE REV. DAVID H. GREER, St. Bar- tholomew's Protestant Episcopal Church, New York. COLONEL GEORGE A. PRICE, Brook- lyn, prominent merchant. THE REV. GEORGE S. HALL, Wyck- liffe Presbyterian Church, Newark, 37 THE REV. E. D. HAINER, N. J. EDGAR F. LUCKENBACH, prominent shipping merchant, New York City. FRANK MAGUIRE, leading =member New York Produce Exchange, New York City. BISHOP TALBOT, P. E., Central Penn~ sylvania. Newark, PROMINENT PAPERS OTHER THAN CALIFORNIAN. BROOKLYN EAGLE. NEWARK EVENING NEWS. PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. SPRINGFIELD (MASS.) UNION. CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAIL. NEW YORK JOURNAL OF COM- MERCE. ELIZABETH DAILY JOURNAL. FITCHBURG (MASS.) SENTINEL. DETROIT FREE PRESS. ITHACA JOURNAL. PHILADELPHIA TIMES. PHILADELPHIA PRESS. MILWAUKEE EVENING WISCONSIN. ALBANY EVENING JOURNAL. RICHMOND DISPATCH. WILMINGTON MORNING NEWS, MARQUETTE (MICH.) MINING JOUR- NAL. THE NEW YORKER. CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL TRIBUNB. NEW YORK SUN. WASHINGTON TIMES. BURLINGTON HAWKEYE. NEW ORLEANS TIMES-DEMOCRAT. BALTIMORE HERALD. LOUISVILLE COMMERCIAL. WHEELING (W. VA) GENCER. ° NEW HAVEN LEADER. BRIDGEPORT STANDARD, TOPEKA DAILY CAPITAL. WARWICK (N. Y.) 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