Mellen Testimony Details Self Sacrifice and Conspiracy Claims
Former New Haven president Mellen says he sacrificed to indictment to shield Morgan as Kelley profited from trolley stock deals. He cites confidential May letter and widespread advertising to push public opinion, describes passes and rebates, and names Boston figures, directors, and transactions involving Rutland, Boston and Albany, Waterbury, and other utilities. He asserts fair prices but admits hold ups and nonwritten pressures shaped deals.
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Kelley
Boston
Tucker & Anthony, Brokers
William S. McNary
New Haven
Byrnes
Folk
Massachusetts
Draper
Boston Holding Company
Mr. Folk
Mr. Mellen
Laurence Minot
Minot
Skinner
Rutland Railroad
Vermont
New York
New York Central
Rutland
Rutlany
Boston & Albany
J. L. Elton
The
Worcester Railway & Investment Company
William A. Read & Co
Read & Co
Roosevelt Denounces Morse Link In New Haven Sale Testimony
Roosevelt criticizes Charles S. Mellen's testimony on selling New Haven steamship lines to Charles W. Morse. He argues Morse would not have managed lines independently and cites Morse's prior indictment and pardon. Mellen discusses Worcester Street Railroad, Ontario & Western, and Grand Trunk dealings, noting political influence and personal motives in the actions.
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United Light & Water Company
Philadelae
Mellen
New Haven
Connecticut Railroad & Lighting Company
Connecticut Lighting Concern
Waterbury Company
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Charles S. Mellen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Herbert Knox Smith
Hartford
Worcester Street Railroad
Massachusetts
Bruce Wyman
Harvard
Lawrence Minot
Boston
Minot
Dever H. Warner
Mr. Falk
Folk
New York, Ontario & Western Railroad
Ontario & Western
New England
Grand Trunk
Hays
Providence
Smithers
Chamberlain
New London
Connecticut River
Windsor
White River
Federal Grand Jury
Indictment Against Pike Is Not Pressed
Henry C. Pike of Roxbury faced assault and robbery charges that were not pressed by the district attorney's office. Edward F. Carney, the robbery victim, testified he was uncertain about Pike's identification as the assailant.
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Roxbury
Edward F. Carney
Pike
Metropolitan Museum Receives $800000 Hammond Estate
New York reports the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court ruled James B. Hammond's $800000 estate goes to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Hammond headed a typewriter company, and the decision was announced today.
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James B. Hammond
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Supreme Court
Studebaker SIX Proves Economy Of A Six In Boston
The Studebaker SIX proves the Six is economical to run in Boston. Lightweight design and perfect balance save weight with stronger drop forgings. The motor is more powerful and smoother while using less fuel than larger fours, driving owner satisfaction and higher sales than any other Six.
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Studebaker
Boston
W.M. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Estes Park Colorado Garden of Eden advert
The piece promotes Estes Park Colorado as a modern Garden of Eden offering glaciers, peaks, streams, lakes and sunshine. It highlights activities like golf, tennis, driving, climbing, fishing and camping with affordable hotels and ranch stays. Includes a mail order folder and travel details for low excursion fares via rail.
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Eve
America
Estes Park
Colorado
Lex Stocks
New England
Q BR. R
Washington St
Boston
Sarre
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