Morse assets pursued as Grand Jury probes banks
District Attorney may indict after examination of the National Bank of North America as Morse's fortune shrinks under receiver Hanna. Attachments target 150 New York and Brooklyn institutions to locate Morse property while Mrs. Morse asserts he is abroad and will return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Attorney’s Office
National Bank of North America
Morse
Europe
Charles A. Tilanna
New Amsterdam National Bank
Nathan Metzger
Hanover National Bank
National Lank of Commerce
Fourteenth Street Bank
Seaboard National Bank
van Norden Trust
National Bank of Commerce
Hanna
New York City
Brooklyn
Morss
New England
New Amsterdam Bank
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-sixth Street
Chelsea Realty Company
William F. Havemeyer
Mr. Morse
Paris
Boardman
Butterick Company
Arizona Smelters
Consolidated Steamship
John Quinn
National Bank of
Neree
Consolidated Steamship Lines
Freight car rental cut proposed by railway association
A special American Railway Association meeting in Chicago proposed halving the per diem rental on foreign freight cars from 50 cents to 25 cents. Implementing the cut requires a majority vote of the railroads owning two thirds of the country’s 1.6 million cars, a coalition of about 165 roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
American Railway Association
East
Mrs Edward Tower Seeks Separation Alimony in Suit
In White Plains Judge Mills grants Mrs Albert Edward Tower, suing her millionaire iron manufacturer husband, $700 monthly alimony and $2,500 counsel fees until trial. The case centers on separation proceedings against her spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
White Plains
Mills
Th Supreme Court
Albert Edward Tower
Pennsylvania Railroad Offers Winter Resort Excursions
The Pennsylvania Railroad promotes through Pullman sleeping car service to numerous resorts across Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. It highlights the New York and Florida Special, Seaboard Florida Limited, and Southern’s New York and Florida Limited with through sleeping cars to Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Tampa, and Florida interior and West Coast destinations. Through services connect to New Orleans Gulf Coast, South Carolina, Georgia, and Virginia resorts via New York departures. The Winter Excursion Book and ticket agents provide full details, tickets, and Pullman reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
New York
Southern
Agusta
Tampa
Ormond
Daytona
Rockledge
Palm Beach
Miami
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Aiken
Southern Pines
Pinehurst
Charleston
Summerville
Savannah
Columbia
Camden
North Carolina
Hot Springs
Police hold two as chloroform men in Gramercy Park raids
Detectives arrest Albert Mauer and Jacob Hess linked to a series of burglaries in East Twenty-first Street area. Mrs. Rebecca Rehmer helped identify Mauer after witnessing a chloroform assault on two separate occasions at the Seventh Street residence. Police tie Mauer and Hess to similar methods across multiple break-ins and recovered valuables including watches and a diamond locket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carétte and McMullin
Detective Bureau
Gramercy Park
East Twenty-first Street
Albert Mauer
Seventh Street
Jacob Hess
Twenty-fourth
Rebecca Rehmer
Simon
Rehmer
Mauer
Hess
English hotel clerk attacked in Seventh Avenue robbery
George Austin Airey, connected with major hotels and recently at the St. George in Staten Island, was sandbagged and robbed near Seventh Avenue and Twenty seventh Street. He was driven home unconscious at 47 Seventh Avenue with $75, two rings worth $100, and a pocketbook missing. investigators suspect chloroform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Austin Airey
St. George
Staten Island
Seventh Avenue
Airey
Twentyseventh Street
Lost column crook tracked by postal authorities
The postal authorities investigate E. Witner a man arrested in St. Louis and held in Chicago for exploiting lost article ads. He allegedly answered ads for a muff from Mrs. Cecil B. Ruskay and a diamond brooch for Mrs. Thomas B. Peck, collecting express charges before returning items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wiiner
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Witner
Cecil B. Ruskay
East
Ninetieth Street
Ruskay
Wiitner
Thomas B. Peck
Autoist to Prison for Killing Man
Dr Walter Hi Morris of Newark a dentist was sentenced to 18 months in Caldwell Penitentiary for the killing of Marcus J Jacobs whom he ran down with a car on Broad Street Newark on September 25 He began his term yesterday and was handcuffed to a chair with ten other prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hi. Morris
Newark, J
Caldwell
Marcus J. Jacobs
Broad Street
Newark
Dr. Morris
Supreme Court Grants Alimony Pending Divorce for Persch
Justice Leventritt ordered Gretchen Persch to receive $20 weekly alimony and a $150 counsel fee while her divorce case from Col. Juan Peter Alimony proceeds to trial. The ruling names Leese Wife as the subject of the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Leventritt
Gretchen Persch
Juan Peter
J. P. “Leese
Autoists Here for Big Race
A large contingent of American automobilists arrives at the dock for the race preparatory to the start at New York. The Heaviest car weighs 6000 pounds and measures 5 metres by 1g metres with six gasoline tanks. Montag ue Roberg will drive the Thomas car while Lieut Koeppen and Engineer Knape express confidence in reaching Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Montague Roberg
Thomas
Roberts
Hotel Astor
Tue- Times
Lieut
Koeppen
Germany
Berlin
Hamburg
Hamburg-American Line
Empire
German Protos car team sails to challenge Paris race
On the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Lieut Koeppen and engineer Knape voyage with Protos car under Ballin patronage. Emperor Wilhelm sends luck for the German entry as Knape and Maass seek speed across the Atlantic to Paris, amid public interest and cheers in Hoboken.
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Atlantic
Koeppen
Engineer Knape
Ruser
Herr Ballin
Line
Southampton
Hamburg
Wilhelm
America
Germany
S Knape
Maass
Knape
Lieut. Koeppen
Paris
Zelt Am Mittag
Berlin
New York
Imperial Automobile Club of
TIMES
Thc Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Knabe
Hudson River
Jersey Hills
Waabe
Lgo
Protos Automobile
Kaiserin
Augusta Victoria
Hoboken
LORRAINE IN PORT HONORS FOR NEW YORK PARIS RACE
The French liner La Lorraine arrived with fourteen competitors and five cars for the New York to Paris race. Entertainment arrangements include four banquets and city tours. Notables sending greetings include E Rey Owen and Walter Allen. Participants include Jefferson De Arent Thompson and Dow tire inventor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Times
M. Faguet
Times Office
Automobile Salon
Café Martin
Automobile Club
New York-to-Paris
S. Lorraine
Cafe Martin
Erey Owen
Tarry Posdich
Walter Allen
Harry Newrealer
Jefferson de Arent
Thompson
Robert Jee Morrell
Alexander Dow
Dow Tire
Harry S
Haiti Bars Local Merchant From Landing
Alfred V. Leaman a commission merchant from 14 State Street returned yesterday from Haiti aboard the Prinse Willem II. Haitian authorities refused landing at Port au Prince claiming his firm aided revolutionists. Leaman will petition the State Department in Washington. He says his Haiti business spans twenty five years and cites a passport from Washington and the Haiti legation in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred V. Leaman
State Street
Prinse Willem I
Haiti
Port Au Prince
Leaman
State Department
Washington
New York
Roosevelt Era Dinner Honors Judge Gary At Waldorf Astoria
Elbert H. Gary headlined the Illinois Society of New York fourth annual dinner at the Waldorf Astoria with a call for national optimism. Senator Hopkins and Congressman Boutell joined speakers praising Roosevelt's policies while Geraldine Farrar attended as a guest and sang with her own accompaniment, drawing applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert H. Gary
Illinois Society of New York
Waldorf-Astoria
United States
Albert J. Hopkins
Senator Hopkins
Henry S Boutell
Stuyvesant Fish
Lyman J. Gage
Justice Truax
Melville E. Stone
George W. Perkins
Charles MacVeagh
Finis E. Marshall
Edward Shearson
C. A. "Tinker
Charlies G. Bennett
Finley Pbter Dunne
Edward D. Adams
Richard Trimble
Franklin MacVeagh
Earl D. Babst
Roosevelt
Gary
Boutell
Joseph G. Cannon
White House
Annie Laurie
Defends Roosevelt Critics Target Roosevelt Speech Rally
After a night of speeches on business conditions some speakers directly attack President Roosevelt and claim Wall Street cannot influence the masses. Woodruff defends Roosevelt amid the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Woodruff Remarks Spark New Hampshire Dinner Debate
Timothy L Woodruff spoke twice at a New Hampshire Society dinner last night. Irving Kew rebutted Woodruffs claim Republicans include former nonRepublicans and warned against Wall Street influence. Governor Lowlin d urged return to earth and criticized concentrated power after trust busting and labor unrest.
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Timothy L. Woodruff
New Hampshire Society
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Cantil M
Wooedruff
Ir. Woddraft
Wall Street
Art
New Perks
Henry FE. Lowlind
Rej
Miss Alice Byington Leaves Funds For Education Work
Byington of Stockbridge names specific bequests totaling 288500. Among gifts are 1000 to Congressinah Gillette, 2000 to Jackson Library, 10000 to Tusegel Hil Association, 2000 to Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 50000 to Tuskegee Institute, 25000 to Northfield Seminary, 25000 to Mount Hermon, and 50000 to Hampton Normal and Agricultural School. Remainder goes to unspecified property portions. Estate valued at over 3400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nex Vic Times
Pittsfield
Mass
Alice Byington
Stockbridge
Congressinah Gillett
Massachusetts
Jackson Library of
Taurel Hil Association
Ae Ee
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Williamc. Pond
San Franccisco
Tuskegee Institute
Northfield Seminary
Northfield
Mount Hermon Boys’ School
Gill
Hampton Normal and Agricultural School
Miss. Byington
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Mrs. Morse
New Haven
Cambridge
American Ice Company
John W. Gates
Charles M. Schwab
Charles T. Barney
Ice
Ice Securities
Ics
Hudson Navigation Company
Consolidated Steamship Company
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Hudson Company
Harvard
Yale
New York-Boston
Boardman Out of Steamship Committee
Ompanies
Gov. Cole
Justice Putnam
Circuit Court of the United States
District of Maine
Consolidated Lines
George C. Wing
Auburn
Robert P. Herrick
Boston
W. H. Granberry
Messrs
Henry J. Braker
HSI. Braker & Brother
W. H. Cheseborough
Boardman and Morse
Morgan J. O'Brien
Bay
Mr. Boardman
Mr. Platt
Garriers
Bulletin
Call OF the South
Mrs. Reimer
Crook
Alaska
Col. Bishop
Lorraine
Skxnape
Siberia
Lieut.Koeppen
Protos
M. Maass
Pennsylvania
C. Studds
LA Lorraine
Port
Sagahonack
G. Bourcier ST. Chaffray
Mr. Leaman
Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer Institute
West Smith ST
Barton@Guestier
Bordeaux
Barton & Guestier
Tilford
Broadway
Twenty-first Street
Forty-first Street
Fifty-ninth Street
Sixth Avenue
Ninth Street
Columbus Ave
Seventy-second St
101St Street
Steel Trust
Illinois
Miss Farrar
Woodruff
Bars & Co
Warren St
Ligees
GRAY @ CO
31St St
Fulton St
Flatbush Ave
Bedford Ave
Hampton
Tuskegee
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