Indicted for tax frauds target three men in case
Grand Jury indicts Nathan Springer Philip Baer and Walter P Sawyer on tax fraud charges. Baer and Springer arraigned bail set at 5000 each Springer confined in Tombs Sawyer turned state's evidence. Prosecution plans further indictments and immediate trial after a murder case in progress concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Springer
Philip Baer
Walter P. Sawyer
Moses Springer
Nathan
Jerome
Goff
Baer
Sawyer
Abraham Levy
Springer
Spooner
Mr. Levy
Supreme Court
Justice Herrick
Albany
William Hooper Young
Anna Pulitzer
Grand Jury
Samuel Strasbourger
Monroe B. Bryant
En Lane
Adolph Ludeke
Broadway
George Harcon
John F. Saunders
Maiden Lane
William &K. Secord, Harcourt
Dummies
William 8. Coggswell
George F. Gillespie
E. D. Tuttle
E. B. Greene
Tax Department
Atoorney Sandford
Arles W. Gould
New York Lunatic Captured in Washington Arrest
Henry Rose of New York was arrested in Washington on a charge of being an escaped lunatic from Bloomingdale Asylum. His wife arrived with Dr A E Durham and lawyer John R Wise Jr to take him back after a probate insanity ruling. He had placed 35000 dollars in his wife's name with Enrique Creel of Mexico City. He planned an industrial museum in Madrid and contracted for vast sums of antiquities beyond his means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Henry Rose
New York
Arlington Hotel
Bloomingdale Asylum
de. A. E. Durham
John R. Wise, Jr
Enrique Creel
Mexico City
Madrid
Two Navy machinists killed in Boston engine room accident
Edward Lee Baker aged 23 from Savannah and Sanford H. Tate 27 from Melville were repairing a leaky valve on the cruiser Boston in San Francisco Bay when a plate blew and escaping steam enveloped them. Tate remains at Mare Island Naval Hospital in critical condition while Baker is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallejo
Cal
Boston
San Francisco Bay
Edward Lee Baker
Sanford H. Tate
Naval Hospital
Mare Island
United States Navy
Baker
Savannah
Jennie Baker
Tate
Melville
N. Y
Carnival at Saranac Lake and New York Central Ads
A fragmented page lists various sections and ads including a carnival at Saranac Lake and travel promotions. It highlights intercity train tickets for the New York Central 20th Century Limited between New York and Chicago along with hotel arrivals and assorted columns and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saranac Lake
New York Central
West Hore
20Th Century Limited
Ew York
Chicagro
Riotous Car Clash in Waterbury Strike Turmoil
Waterbury Connecticut sees riotous streets as cars run by non union workers are stoned and windows shattered on the Naugatuck line. Motorman Gerald Mayne and a 15 year old boy are arrested as crowds surround trains and police escort additional non union workers to the barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company
Naugatuck
Hopeville
Washington
South Main Streets
Gerald Mayne
Thomas Day
Dynamite blast rocks Pensacola near Fort Pickens
Five tons of dynamite exploded near Fort Pickens ten miles from Pensacola causing shattered windows and plaster, alarming residents. The condemned explosive was moved to a beach point and then ignited, with heavy blast breaking fort glass and shaking the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pensacola
Fla
Fort Pickens
Passing of the Bicycle
Utica New York January 30. Remington Arms Company of Ilion a major state manufacturer will discontinue bicycle production due to a steady decline in sales. The firm sold its bicycle business to William Wooster Co of New York and will focus on firearms and typewriters. Large quantities of specialized bicycle machinery are being scrapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Utica
N. Y
Remington Arms Company
Ilion
William Wooster & Co
Still Hounding Potter in Schenectady
Painters Local No. 62 has boycotted Shafer and Barry employers of Militiaman Potter. If Potter is not discharged the union will ruin the firm’s business by transferring contracts to other contractors. Allied trades unions refuse to work on jobs handled by firms under the Trades Assembly and the boycott will be prosecuted rigidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
Shafer & Barry
Potter
Allied Trades Unionists
Trades Assembly
Roosevelt Grants Clemency To Two Soldiers In Philippines
President Roosevelt extended clemency at Leavenworth to two prisoners from the Philippines campaign. George Murphy, serving a life term for murder, had his sentence reduced to twelve years. James Fisher, convicted by court martial for grand larceny, was pardoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Roosevelt
Philippines
George Murphy
Comy C
Forty-first Volunteers
James Fisher
Mr Barnum Plans Coal Train From Garland Mine
Helena Mont January 30 C E Barnum of the Silver Top Coal Company reveals a novel transport scheme for a new Garland Mont coal deposit twelve miles from rail lines. A ten wagon train with twin tire steel cars and an eighty three horsepower traction engine will haul 100 tons per trip to reach the railroad. Barnum predicts a spring start and a bonanza from the discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Helena
Mont
C. E. Barnum
Silver Top Coal Company
Fire at Kennedy Building Dampens Gloversville Trade
Fire tonight in the Kennedy Building one of the largest business structures in Johns town damaged T. E. Gilmour's department store and caused an estimated loss between $5,000 and $6,000. The blaze occurred in Gloversville New York on January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloversville
N. Y
Kennedy
Johnstown
T. E. Gilmour
Short Time Short Line to Ohio Train Schedule
The Pennsylvania Special departs New York daily at 1 55 P M and arrives in Chicago at 8 55 A M. Usher’s Scotch has stood the test of time claiming it as the original Reatch whisky and remains foremost today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Usher
Death toll in Jersey Central crash reaches twenty three
Plainfield New Jersey January 30 two more victims died from injuries after the Graceland railroad disaster raising the death toll to twenty three J Everett Reighton aged eighteen and William M Clark both of Plainfield succumbed Reighton lost both legs and and died after declaring he did not want to live Clark suffered a broken leg and extensive injuries The fireman Samuel McCarthy and Miss Cantone remain seriously ill Several funeral services were held including Roland Chandor 17 and Edward Flynn Charles Thayer and Craig Waldron and Harry Rogers with services at St Marys Brick Church Hill Side Cemetery and local churches flags flew at half mast and schools closed in tribute
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Plainfield
N. J
Graceland
J. Everett Reighton
William M. Clark
Reighton
Muhlenberg
Clark
Samuel McCarthy
Philadelphia “ Flier
Lera Lindbarger
Roland B. Chandor
A. A. Chandor
East Ninth Street
Chandor
It Manufacturing Company
Mount Vernon
Edward A. Flynn
St. Mary’s
Craig JL. Waldron
Watchung Avenue
Charles T. Thayer
Ninth Street
Thayer
Harry Rogers
West Fifth Street
Landslide Buries Hudson River Tracks Near Staatsburg
A severe landslide at Jones Cut two and three quarter miles above Staatsburg on the Hudson River Railroad buried both tracks under hundreds of tons of earth fifteen feet deep for about 130 feet. Rainy weather caused the slide and wrecking trains were sent from Peekskill and Hudson. Several trains were diverted or halted while authorities work to clear one track by noon tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Hudson River
Staatsburg
Jones Cut
Tower 66
Peekskill and Hudson
Lake Shore Limited
Montreal Express
Adirondack
New York
Harlem Road
Albany
Empire State Express
Southwestern Limited
Hudson
Boston
Harlem
Two Killed in Hazleton Collision Between Trains
A Schuylkill Valley Division express from Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia collided with a freight near Lofty nine miles south of Hazleton. The freight engineer and fireman were killed. the express crew and seven passengers were hurt. a porter died later when the chair car burned. The crash occurred on a single track. misread orders led to the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Penn
Wilkesbarre
Philadelphia
Schuylkill Valley Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lofty
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
Harry Hayward
Hazleton Hospital
Apples sell for 16.50 carload in Middleburg auction
Barney Aker, agent for a New York firm, bought 175 barrels of first quality apples from Freeman Rickard in Fall. The fruit was delivered to a Middleburg car and unused by New York parties. Delaware and Hudson Railroad sold the carload at auction for demurrage, Henry Cady of Middleburg bidding the $16.50 winning price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Cooperstown
N. Y
Barney Aker
New York
Freeman Rickard
Middleburg
Aker
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Henry Cady
The American Riviera Resort Brochure Offered by Town and Country
An illustrated brochure touting Southern resorts, described as the American Riviera, will be mailed upon request to Town and Country at 289 Fourth Ave. Adv. The ad notes distribution through a mailed application process to readers seeking travel information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Riviera
Fourth Ave
Crockett's Latest Story Strong Mac Romance Preview
The Commercial Advertiser today features Strong Mac a stirring romance with a pictorial review and 68 illustrations across 40 pages. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crockett
Pictorial Review
Adv
The Latest Stock News Es Roste on Pennsylvania Spec
The report notes daily market close updates on the Pennsylvania Spec with brief mentions of railway connections. It references rapid movement toward Chicago and a 20 hour timeframe, signaling a condensed trade window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Stenagre
Chicago
Long Holds Own as Ex-Secretary of the Navy Remains Very Ill
John D. Long, former Secretary of the Navy, at St. Margarets Hospital in Boston, remained very ill with no major improvement. Doctors issued frequent bulletins noting steady but small changes, including occasional temperature and pulse rises, then a slight drop in fever by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John D. Long
St. Margaret's Hospital
Ten Billion Dollar Company Incorporators Revealed
Pittsburg January 30 R D Coulter a leading attorney is among incorporators of the International Construction and Development Company with a 10 000 000 000 capital. The firm plans wholesale manufacturing in the undeveloped Western States Venezuela Mexico and other southern regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
R. D. Coulter
International Construction and Development Company
Arizona
Coulter
Venezuela
Mexico
Canada to name new Alaska boundary arbitrator
Ottawa reports Canada will not select any arbitrator previously involved in the Alaska dispute. Justice Mills and Sir Louis Davis are barred. Britain may name Lord Alverstone and Sir Francis Jeune, with Canada undecided between Justice Tascherau or Justice Armour as first candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ontario
Great Britain
United States
Alaska
Justice Mills
Louis Davis
Joint High Commission
Canada
Arbitration Commission
Lord Alverstone
Francis Jean
Elsecar Tascherau
Supreme Court
Justice Armour
Jail life ends for man after settlement in eye injury case
David Wiemmine of Philadelphia, jailed since January 6 over a $4000 judgment for injuring a caddy at Lake Placid last summer, is released after his attorney settles with the boy’s lawyers for 1850. One guardian trustee is named to handle the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Plabdtsburg
N. Y
David Wiemmine
Philadelphia
Essex County
Lake
Flemming
Park Avenue Houses Brace Against Rapid Transit Tunnels
Workmen braced a northeast Park Avenue residence owned by Charles Barney after inspectors found an inch of wall settlement. Officials cite tunnel rock disintegration and mica sealing as factors, noting eventual foundation solidity once settling ends. Three adjacent houses have settled about one inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Thirty-sixth Street
Charles Barney
O'Connor
Fleming, McGee
Reville
Stewart
Barney
T. O. McGill
Te Building Department
Rapid Transit Commission
Rapid Transit
Miss Evans Denies Debt to London Company
Miss Effie M. Evans of the Duchess of Manchester denies owing Redfern Co. of London 270 dollars for clothing. An affidavit from Miss Evans dated in New York asserts payment by check on January 15. She also claims Squire Winkler lacks jurisdiction, stating she is not a Cincinnati resident and not linked to the Zimmerman residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Cincinnati
Effie M. Evans
Duchess of Manchester
Redfern & Co
London
Sire Winkler
Miss Evans
New York
Squire Winkler
Zimmerman
Dinner by electricity in suburban homes
DPi tributing kitchens. Cooke dispensed with in suburban homes. All meals will arrive by electric tubular despatch tem from central kitchen. Houses, in some cases, can be adapted. Selection of building sites. JOHN ABLETT, Hotel Manhattan, N. Y. City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ablett
Manhattan
N. Y
Deerfoot Farm Sausages Advert Tone
Advertising copy describing Deerfoot Farm Sausages made from dairy fed young pork porkers with bed spices and a two pound package. Warns against imitation products and references a Goodyear Akron Rubber product with toe calks and an air cushion for the foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerfoot Farm
Goodyear Akron
Police Unchallenged in Rich Men's Homes Roam Vanderbilt House
Police Captain Lantry sent detectives into 46 millionaire residences in a bid to test security after a spate of daylight burglaries. Detectives entered homes on Fifth Avenue and side streets, finding unlocked doors and accessible valuables including paintings, bronzes, and jewels. In one case a butler denied entry, while others faced abuse from residents. on a guarded block near Fifth and Madison, all houses were secure, prompting Lantry to defend the operation as protection against rising thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lantry
East Fifty-first Street
William K. Vanderbilt
Fifty-second Street
Fifth Avenue
E. Parmalee Prentice
West Fifty-third Street
Heaney
Martineau
Heyer
Byrnes
Ray
Dicker
Hallahan
Capt. Lantry
William Kk. Vanderbilt
Tie
Vanderblithousands
Byrness
West Fifty-fourth Street
John Mck. Wetmore
Flo
Mrs. Wetmore
West Forty-sixth Street
Fifth
W. K. Vanderbilt
West Fifty-second Street
William T. Schley
Mr. Kehoe
Mr. Weisner
Mr. Ellis
Suydam
Madison Avenue
Hoffman
Edward S. Peck
Fiftieth Street
H. C. Smith
C. B. Salisbury
Ee Raymon Guiteras
West Forty-sixth
C. Oliver Iselin
Fifty-third
Robert Emmet
Forty-sixth
Misses Luracy
T. W. Cleaveland
Forty-fifth Street
Mary A. Robb
Thirty-sixth Street
H. M Tilford
C. L. Robinson
Forty-fourth Street
Birdseye Blakeman
Charles Beckett
Beckett
Prentice
Bequest Revoked for County in Scott Estate
The Minnesota Supreme Court holds Harvey Scott’s codicil revoking a county bequest valid, though the later plan to destroy the residue may be void. The estate valued at forty three thousand dollars would otherwise have gone to Rice County or heirs per the codicil. The court rules the county's allocation was expressly revoked, affecting how the residue should be treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ST. Paul, Minn
Harvey Scott
Rice County
Scott
Supreme Court
Remarriage Barred Will Seizes Estate For Spouse
In St Louis a will filed for probate forbids remarriage by Thomas P Lamb. The widow Anna Lamb gives him full control of the estate while he stays single. If he remarries or dies the estate goes to their son Joseph with dower protections, and the remainder divided between daughter Clara and Joseph unless Clara joins a religious order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Anna Lamb
Thomas P. Lamb
Joseph
Clara
Belgian anarchist Martin accused of plotting King Leopold assassination
In Barcelona on January 30 a Belgian anarchist named Martin was arrested and confessed he was chosen to kill King Leopold of Belgium but was halted by arrest during a Barcelona strike last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Martin
Indiana Coal Operators Plan State Wide Merger
Indianapolis January 30 coal operators move to unite Indiana coal mining into a single company with absolute ownership. The effort targets consolidating controlling interests worth more than 35 million dollars along railroad-adjacent properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
No Slights to Miss Roosevelt Stir New Orleans
A New Orleans rumor claimed a leading carnival group would not invite Miss Alice Roosevelt to its ball. Local editorials call the rumor false and say she will receive invitations and be honored during her visit. A minor secret society supposedly would not invite her, but the claim is deemed absurd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Alice Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
The New York Central Line Through Five Rivers and Cities
The line of least resistance runs along the Hudson River Mohawk Valley and through Lake Erie and Lake Michigan to Chicago with branches to Cincinnati and St Louis. It is called the New York Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River
Mohawk Valley
Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Cincinnati
St Louis
New York Central
Complication in Venezuelan Affair Challenges Bridging Creditor Rift
In Washington on Jan 30, Minister Bowen urged European allies to halt preference of claims by Great Britain Germany and Italy against Venezuela. Bowen hopes for a Washington settlement with Allied representatives and warns he may unite remaining creditor nations to protest if needed. France and the United States seek coordinated action as Belgium Denmark Norway Sweden and the others watch The Hague option looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Venezuela
Bowen
Washington
France
Spain
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Belgium
Helland
United States
Matey
the Hague
M. Margerie
Hay
Caracas
Venezuelan Commission
England
Congress
Baron Gevers
Netherlands
State Department
United State
Hague Tribunal
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Henry Roso
Commercial World
Eesements
Aw Corporations
Eather
MR. Roosevelt
MR. Barnum
W. M. Clark
Funer
Jersey Central
The
Hudson River Road
MR. Long
Secretary of the Navy
Concern Incorporated
Boundary Commission
New York Timnes
David Flemming
Settle
Vanderbilt House
Comnoi Pall Mall Tandem
Testatrix
Leopold
Anarchist
Indiana Coal Mines
Barnett
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