Jackson seeks receivership for Oriental Bank again
Attorney General James Jackson again asked Justice Dowling in the Supreme Court to appoint receivers for the Oriental Bank, arguing the bank’s assets and deposits require winding up. Counsel for the bank countered that liquidation has progressed, with $5.3 million paid to depositors and only $417,000 remaining unpaid, while assets total about $7.5 million with a $483,000 surplus.
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Justice O'Gorman
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Von Buelow Heads to Italy for Private Visit
Berlin April 10 Prince von Buelow the German Imperial Chancellor travels to Italy accompanied by Princess von Buelow in a private visit. It is stated the trip will be purely private and not official in nature.
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Poor Rich Children
A brief item notes that two hundred thousand dollars suffices to raise a rich girl, while boys would cost more according to the era's social commentary tone.
West Wants Four Ships In Naval Bill Debate
The House began full discussion of the Naval Appropriation bill noting a split over two versus four battleships. Rep Hobson urges four as the President proposes while Pacific Coast delegations back four, citing defense against sea attack and prestige gains in the Pacific. Chairman Foss praises the President's Pacific fleet cruise and potential message from Roosevelt may push four ships.
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New York Times
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Pacific
Foss
Naval Committee
Henry
Connecticut
Padget
Tennessee
Favrot
Louisiana
Knowland
McKinley
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Bill to exempt unions and granges from Sherman law
Washington April 10 a House bill to exempt labor unions and granges from the Sherman anti trust law was introduced by Mr Wilson the labor representative from Pennsylvania. The measure cites the Connecticut hatters case interpretation and seeks protections for organized labor and agricultural organizations.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Connecticut Hatters
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Great Britain invites maritime powers to prize court conference
Great Britain has extended an invitation to major maritime powers to a London conference next fall to seek principles of maritime international law for the proposed prize court from the Hague Conference. The United States will be represented, per State Department. The informal gathering could shape the fate of the prize court.
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Washington
Great Britain
London
United States
State Department
Castro's Grip on Courts
London reports Britain faces diplomatic pressure over British match and salt monopolies in Venezuela. Caracas annulled concessions by January decrees, and the Foreign Office notes Venezuela offers limited legal recourse with a single Caracas lawyer aiding the case amid risk of revolutionist accusations.
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Great Britain
Venezuela
Greg Une
Foreign Office
Caracas
Thmit
Tey
Castro
Anarchist Plot Uncovered in Paris Arrests and Dynamite Seizure
Paris police arrest three well known anarchists Kuhn Roux and Roussel and seize a cart loaded with dynamite. Investigations reveal a cross nationality group of Russians Italians Spaniards and French planning May Day bomb outrages to spark a reign of terror in Paris.
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Kuhn
Roux
Roussel
Reginald Walsh Appointed British Consul in New York
The Hon Reginald Walsh gazetted British Consul at New York succeeding Clive Bayley. Last post Dunkirk since July 1906. Born 1868, first appointment to British Consul for Continental Greece. Sir Percy Sanderson resigned in February 1907. Courtenay Walter Bennett succeeded him.
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Clive Bayley
Dunkirk
France
Greece
Percy Sanderson
New York
Home
Courtenay Walter Bennett
Hohenzollern Arrives at Corfu With Emperor and Empress
The German imperial yacht Hohenzollern reached Corfu from Venice today carrying Emperor William the Empress and their retinue. The fortress and British warships greeted the arrival as Achille village and environs were lavishly decorated for the visit.
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Corfu
Hohenzollern
Emperor William
Prince August
Wilhelm
Louise
Venice
Vill Achille
British Premier Asquith Returns After Biarritz Conference
London dispatch reports Herbert Henry Asquith, newly named British premier, arriving from Biarritz after talks with King Edward. He will meet ministers before announcing his cabinet. crowds welcomed him at the stations. Other items note labor lockouts in southern Germany and a Tokio embassy appointment.
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Herbert Henry Asquith
Great Britain
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
Biarritz
Edward
Straus Optimistic On Business Outlook In Panic Aftermath
At the American Academy of Political and Social Science meeting in Philadelphia Isidor Straus of New York argued the last panic stemmed from a fragile banking system and currency fears. He urged cautious optimism and noted the need for stable policy to restore confidence in commerce. Theodore Marburg of Baltimore discussed causes of panics and suggested postal savings banks and federal deposit guarantees as remedies. Other speakers included G L Duval on anti trust effects and William J Schieffelin on industry regulation and government duties.
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Leo S. Rowe
University of Pennsylvania
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New York City
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Theodore Marburg
Baltimore
Standard Oil’ Company
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G. L. Duval
Congress
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William J.schieffelin
National Association of Wholesale Druggists
Grosscup
Chicago
Herbert Knox Smith
Brill Easter Clothes Offer: 120 Models 500 Fabrics
Brill stores present 120 models and 500 fabric styles from ten top tailoring concerns. Designed by America’s style authorities and Brill, with exclusive models six to twelve months ahead. Brill promises quality fabrics trims and workmanship for long service. Easter sale includes Brill clothes priced 15 to 45 dollars with 25 to 40 percent savings.
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America
Threat to Kill Governor Prompts Oklahoma City Notice
An unsigned threatening letter received in Muskogee targets Gov Charles N Haskell and Guthrie Chief Bud Ledbetter claiming they will be assassinated and that Guthrie will be burned by negroes. The letter ties to the Jim Crow law now enforced, with Ledbetter ordering all unemployed black residents to leave Muskogee and gambling houses and saloons closed.
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Okla
Guthhrie State Tribune
Charles N. Haskell
Bud Ledbetter
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Court frees bigamist photographer on suspended sentence
Judge Foster in General Sessions suspended the sentence for Michael Briefer a young photographer who pled guilty to bigamy. His friend E J Schwabe of Six Broadway furnished bonds guaranteeing seven dollars weekly for the two children of Briefer’s first wife Evelyn Frey and three dollars weekly for the child of his second wife Mary E Taylor.
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E. J. Schwabe
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Mary E. Taylor
Where's the Joke from The London Globe
The piece cites Thaw's alleged insanity with the claim of “starry eyes” as a supporting point for the theory. It notes dangers and cautions for travelers in the Tube, suggesting passengers should be careful.
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Stanford- White
New Henley or English Hairline Stripes in New Model Suits
Exclusive fabrics and Brill Ame Dale offered in a refined line of suits featuring Henley and English hairline stripe patterns. The collection promises distinctive textures and premium styling across multiple fabrics for discerning customers.
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Henley
Rabbi Quits Pulpit to Sing Opera in Boston
Rev Daniel Cantor resigns after six years at Congregation Bikur Cholim Wyona Street Wyona Street New York to pursue opera. He is said to have secured an engagement with the Castle Opera company in Boston where he currently performs. Previously he was a singing master before becoming a rabbi.
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Wyona Street
New York
Daniel Cantor
Cantor
Boston
Castle Opera Company
E A Hunt Dies After an Accident
Edgar A. Flint a glove manufacturer of SM Fulton Street Brooklyn living at the Hotel Briammont died in Dr W Ty Bulls sanitarium 33 East Thirty third Street yesterday afternoon On March 0 he was knocked by an ambulance of Roosevelt Hospital in Ninth Avenue near Fifty third Street He leaves a widow.
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SM Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Briammont
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