Ango- American Savings and Loan Faces Fraud Allegations
The Anglo- American Savings and Loan Association and its officers appear before Judge Lacombe to answer a stockholder suit seeking a receiver. The complaint alleges mismanagement and fraud in real estate schemes, second mortgages, prepaid stock dividends, and improper payments to installment stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglo- American Savings and Loan Association
Russel
Deshon
Home Insurance
Association
James
Gilbert
William R. Pearce
United States
Russell & Winslow
New York
Application for ancillary receiver in Philadelphia assets
In Philadelphia on December 6 the US Circuit Court heard an ancillary receiver request to take charge of Anglo American Savings and Loan Association assets in the district amid a New York filing by stockholders James W. Carpenter Marion P. Capter and Pulaski Carlin. Assets in the city are reported at $700,000. The original bill was filed in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States Circuit Court
Anglo-American Savings and Loan Association
James W. Carpenter
Marion P. Capter
Pulaski
Carlin
New York
Pittsburg
Mark Twain
Potter
Mackay
Tower of Babelfie
Ex-Cadet Booz Buried as West Point Hazing Probe Grows
Oscar L Booz former West Point cadet dies from injuries parents blame on hazing at the academy. Burial held at Bristol Presbyterian Church with Rev Dr Alexander Allison condemning officials and urging full investigation by Congress. Also W J Bryan denies knowledge of a new federal party movement and Indianapolis meeting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpiva
Penn
Oscar L. Booz
West Point Military Academy
Bristol Penn
Bristo, Presbyterian Church
Alexander Allison
Allison
Booz
West Point
Br. Allison
Academy
Congress
Bryan
Ancoln
Neb
W. J
Charles M. Wiclters
Indianapolis
Lew
Odell pledges to cut costs over expanding state offices
Governor-elect Odell opposes adding deputy state factory inspectors despite a Central Federation of Labor push. He argues the current inspector force suffices and would reduce state expenses, while labor representatives warn of sweat shop health risks. The debate notes potential license transfers and landlord liability reforms as needed fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell
Moses de Costa
Herman Grossman
Central Federation of Labor
Qdell
Republican
de Costa
New York
Mulberry Street
Missing Chanler May Be In NYC After Escape From Asylum
John Armstrong Chanler escaped Bloomingdale Asylum on November 28 and remains untraced in New York. Dr. Lyon, superintendent, says the letter dated Macy Villa suggests he left voluntarily and may have little money, leaving relatives unlikely to fund a return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
N. Y
John Armstrong Chanler
Bloomingdale Asylum
Chanler
New York
Lyon
Macy Villa
Thn
H. Chanler
Hess Gives Up Leadership Vote Rejected by 23 to 5
Charles A Hess faced a 23 to 5 defeat of his resignation as leader of the Republican Assembly District Committee Twenty-fifth at 1146 Broadway. The body adopted a resolution to reject the resignation and urge Hess to remain as chairman and district leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Assembly
Twenty-fifth Assembly District
Broadway
Charles A. Hess
Hess
William Deemer
William McEwen
Col. Levell H. Jerome
Jerome
Hless
Samuel Moran
Lienry Birrell
Reeder
Bos Bene
Jess
Eader
Campbell Named Director of Lick Observatory
SAN FRANCISCO December 6 Prof W C Campbell Acting Director of Lick Observatory will succeed the late Prof James Keeler as Director of the Mount Hamilton institution The appointment was decided by the Committee of Regents of the University of California overseeing Lick Observatory affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lick Observatory
San Francisco
W. C. Campbell
James Keeler
Committee of Regents
University of California
Mount Hamilton
Proxies Grow for Ousting Gates at Steel and Wire
The anti Gates movement to replace John W Gates at American Steel and Wire gains proxies from across the country and Wall Street. Welles, Herrick & Hicks report strong response and expect continued influx ahead of the February 21 annual meeting. Directors may resist a full board change due to by law rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gates
American Steel and Wire Company
Welles, Herrick & Hicks
Charles E. Welles
Wall Street
Gates
Standard Oil
Steel and Wire Company
Chicago
Fight for American Steel and Wire meets bitter clash at next annual
Chicago reports indicate John W. Gates and associates face a fierce contest at the upcoming annual meeting. The New York group aims to replace gatekeepers Lambert Drake and Ellwood, alleging Chicago insiders have treated common stock as a football. Earnings are forecast near 23 percent. common shares yield seven percent at $43 while preferred trades at $92. Investors criticize current management and push for change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lil
Lasalle Street
American Steel and Wire Company
John W. Gates
Lambert
Drake
Ellwood
Dolan denies Rockefellers Whitney plan to oust Gates
President Thomas Dolan of the United States Gas Improvement Company rejects market rumors that the Rockefellers and Whitney syndicate aimed to remove John W. Gates from the presidency of the American Steel and Wire Company. He calls the report absurd and says Gates has performed satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thomas Dolan
United States Gas Improvement Company
Rockefellers
Whitney Syndicate
John W. Gates
American Steel and Wire Company
Mr. Dolan
Gates
Notice to Advertisers in Saturday New York Times
The advertising pressure for tomorrow’s issue requires that insertions cannot be guaranteed except for regular advertisers in their usual spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorrow’s
New York Times
Yesterdays Fires Report From Midnight To Night
A log of fires across Manhattan from 12 a.m. to 12 a.m. includes multiple incidents with owners unknown or named individuals such as Frederick W. Pritscher James Keating and Richard Mohlberg. Damages range from slight to thousands of dollars with locations including 72 West Ninety Third Street 117 Mott Street and 839 Lexington Avenue among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninety-third Street
Frederick W. Pritscher
Mott
G. Feron Hee ‘Slight
Henry Street
Morris Gerris
Pike Street
Isaac Silverstein
Oo Avenue
Market Street
James Keating
West End Avenue
William T. Trant
Centre Street
Saptero & Co
Sameee
Mulberry Street
Patrick McManons
Fast Third Street
Andrew Bondar
East Fifty-third Street
Second Avenue
Steinberg
John O’ Rourke
Delancey Ea
Reepee Slight
Lexington Avenue
Manderville
Holiday Book Number Saturday Book Review
The message urges readers to secure a copy by placing orders today with their newsdealer for tomorrow's Holiday Book Number from The New York Times. It notes a 56 page edition and emphasizes advance ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
NEW York Times
Sprague Collection Sale At American Art Association
The sale of Joseph W. Sprague of Louisville items continued at the American Art Association galleries. Oriental silverware Japanese sword guards and ivories and a large batch of photographs sold in thirty five lots with per photo bidding. Notable prices included a leather scroll of the Law at 710 dollars a rock crystal ball 117 dollars and a Daimio bow 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Sprague
Louisville
American Art Association
Thomas E. Kirby
Kirby
Sprague
Maimonides
Saladin
Arabia
Bishop
Molasses Adulteration Stirs New Orleans Concerns
New Orleans reports show most molasses leaving the port is adulterated. Residents avoid the product as the Board of Health debate stalls action. Louisiana law imposes fines up to 1000 dollars and six months in jail per offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York Board of Health
Board of Health
Louisiana
Fifth Avenue Names and Local Notables
A list of figures linked to Fifth Avenue venues and hotels includes ex congressmen Jacob Snell and L D Apsley, with associates such as J Ogden Hoffman, Robert Linderman, G M Downey, E Watkins, J T Marenand, Spencer Borden, Henry Fierce, Jacob Amos, J G Sherrill, and Garret Linderman. The roster spans Albany Philadelphia Indianapolis Syracuse Louisville St. Louis and South Bethlehem with references to Murr ay Hill and Waldorf Astoria connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Jacob Snell
Fonda
Hoffman
David B. Hill
Albany
J. B. Lyon
Holland
J. Ogden Hoffman
Philadelphia
Robert P.linderman
Bethlehem
Penn
Murray Hill
G. M. Downey
United States Army
Savoy
L. D. Apsley
Massachusetts
Victoria
E. Watkins
Chattanooga
Washington
Waldorf-Astoria
Spencer Borden
Fall River
Henry D. Fierce
Indianapolis
Jacob Amos
Syracuse
J. G. Sherrill
Louisville
R. C. Kerens
St. Louis
Garret B. Linderman
South Bethlehem
Hosiery and Dry Goods Firms Listed With Locations
A long catalog of firms in multiple cities including Horne, Joseph and Co of Pittsburg G H Coburn of New York and others. It lists representatives and addresses such as 45 Lispenard Street Hotel Cadillac 52 Franklin Street Herald Square Hotel and more, detailing dry goods linen millinery and furnishing goods dealers across major eastern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne, Joseph, & Co
Pittsburg
Penn
G. H. Coburn
Lispenard Street
St. Denis
O’ Neil, M., Company
Akron
Ohio
W. T. Tobin
Cadillac
Smith, T., & Co
Boston
Mass
J. G. Knowles
Albert
Jones, Witter &Co
Columbus
Leonard Street
Herald Square
Wanamaker
John
Philadelphia
G. H. Arweiler
Broadway
Tenth Street
Hoffman House
Silhoman
William, & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
H. J. Silhoman
White Street
Imperial
Bean, Ladue & Tate
W. A. Bean
Reid. & Hughes
Waterbury
Conn
Rex
Ee. Woods
G. W. Kimball
Franklin Street
Navarre
Farwell
J. W
Company
Chicago
S.H. Abernethy
Worth Street
Normandie
Reid &Hughes
Importer Leopold Schloss Dies at Office at 65 Cortlandt
Leopold Schloss an oil and flavoring extracts importer and maker died yesterday in his office on the third floor at 65 Cortlandt Street after falling from his chair. An ambulance was summoned, the surgeon would not cite a cause, and the coroner was notified. Miss Helen Herz, cashier, cited his complaint of acute dyspepsia. Schloss, 33, leaves a wife and several children and lived at 62 East One Hundred Eleventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Schloss
Cortlandt Street
Ott
Church Street
Hudson Street Hospital
Schloss
Helen Herz
Lieut Hobson Receives Slight Improvement At Hospital
The condition of Lieut Hobson, ill at Presbyterian Hospital, was reported last night to be slightly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut. Hobson
Presbyterian Hospital
Banquet of the St Nicholas Society Highlights
The sixty-sixth annual St Nicholas Society banquet at Delmonico's drew 300 members and guests in Dutch decor with orange streamers and Holland beer mugs. Mark Twain arrived amid applause. Dr Mackay praised Saint Nicholas's practical religion. Twain offered a witty view of New York, praising its night skyline over its daytime flaws.
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St. Nicholas Society
Delmonico's
Holland
Netherlands
House of Orange
New Amsterdam
New York
Frederic de Peyster Foster
Bayard Dominick
Col
de L. Floyd-Jones
Austin G. Fox
Frank Goodnaw
W. Tod Helmuth
Frederick A. Juilliard
Rollin M. Morgan
J. Rutgers Planten
Philip Rhinelander
R. B. Roosevelt
John H. Stalin
Paul G. Thebaud
A. Cortlandt van Rensselaer
John W. Vroomen
Evert Jansen Wendell
Prof
Barret Wendell
Cornelius B. Zabriskie
Foster
Guv. Roosevelt
Grace Church
Mark Twain
MacKay
St. Nicholas
New England
Speech Praises Civic Duty and Global Ties at New Amsterdam Event
A speech extols New York civic virtue and municipal work, lauding the city as cleaner and more vibrant. Baron Gevers discusses Franco-Dutch friendship and future ties in the Far East as Queen Wilhelmina’s health is toasted and other toasts follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Baron Gevers
Holland
New Amsterdam
America
Netherlands
Far East
Cneers
Wilhelmina
J. Lewis Parker
Army
Gen. Brooke
Navy
Barker
Henry BE. Howland
Phares Estate Sold in Florida to New York Buyer
Charles Haines of New York purchases the Phares estate on Lake Harris Florida in a landmark deal. The 1000 acre property includes a tall bluff and stately palmetto groups with an old Colonial house to be repaired. The price is not disclosed but described as the largest transfer in the Yalaha area in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Phares
Charles Haines
New York
Lake Harris
Haines
Florida
Yalaha
New York Firm Buys Aberdeen Angus Steer at Fat Stock Show
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger of New York purchased B. R. Pierces Aberdeen Angus steer Advance for 130 dollars per pound. The 1430 pound beef on the hoof sold for 214000 dollars at the Fat Stock Show in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
New York
B. R. Pierce
Oregon Railroad aims New Orleans cotton through Portland
Traffic Manager Campbell arrives from Portland to plan through bills of lading for cotton from New Orleans to the Orient via Portland and the company steamship line. An office in New Orleans is planned with traveling agents to secure business as Japanese buyers increase orders. Campbell predicts rapid growth once current Chinese concerns subside, with large shipments ready in sixty to ninety days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
Portland
Orient
Campbell
Japan
China
Czar Shows Signs of Recovery Amid Health Bulletins
Livadia Dec 6 The Czar rises from bed for an hour or two daily and is improving in sleep and appetite though on a liquid diet. Bulletins may end next Sunday. The latest report says he slept well with normal temperature and pulse. The Czarina is thinner but her oral health is excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livadia
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Anglo-American Association
Savings Institution
Cadet Booz
Mr. Odell
MR. Chanler
Dr. Lyon
Secial
Anti-Gates Movement
Steel and Wire Trust
Mr. Welles
Ruaiors
Mr. Gates
Sprague Collection Sale
New York 1 Times
Bowling, Joseph, Company
Hobson
C. Dorflinger & Sons Gts
Murray St
N.Y
Twain
Dr. Mackay
Pel
Stuttgart
Germany
Bril Brothers Outfitters
Chambers
Cortlandt
Greenwich
6Th
14Th Street
125Th Street
3D Avenue
National Biscuit Company
Europe
Hackman
London
Gombay
Pike
Czar Still
St. Av
Wm. B. Nor
Objects OF
Jose M. Munoz
Park AN
Vienna
Dresden
Sevres
Empire
Ludwigsbure Porcelaines
Franzes
Cloisonne Enaniel
Lapis Luaull
Jean Petit
Dr. Seeger
J. W. Brown
Abbott
Vances
Chas. E. Matthews
Canal St
B' Way
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