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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1908

Page

3

Get Rich Quick Swindlers Target New York Area

James G. Cortelyou, chief inspector of the Philadelphia Postal Service, travels to New York to root out persistent get rich quick swindlers. He notes New York as the center for Wall Street stock schemes, fake mining stocks, and self-education scams, with 17 convictions since January 1. Cortelyou’s past exposes include the Storey Cotton Company and Provident Investment Bureau.

James G. Cortelyou Philadelphia The Postal Service George B. Cortelyou the Treasury Walter S. Mayer New York Mayer Wall Street New York. Stock Exchange Theublic United States Postal Inspectors Cortelyou Provident Investment Bueau Stanley, Francis Storey Cotton Company Haight & Freese Couny Grarter Getrich-Quick

Made Baby Boy Steal in Broadway Store

Detective Miss Durnion testified in Jefferson Market Court that five year old Joseph Spaninerwitz stole items valued at $1.95 from a Broadway department store after being prompted by his mother Julia Spaninerwitz. The child was sent to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and his mother faced charges at the rew Market Court.

May Durnion Broadway Wahie Jefferson Market Court Miss Durnion Julia Spaninerwitz Sixty-sixth Street Avenue A Joseph Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Rew Miss Durnton

Japanese Cabinet Resigns as Katsura Possibly Named Premier

Tokyo reports the cabinet tendered its resignation at noon. Marquis Katsura is expected to form a new government while Count Komura Likely replaces Hayashi as Foreign Minister. Unclear who obtains the Finance portfolio as ministers of Marine and War remain unchanged.

Tokio Katsura Count Komura London Count Hayashi Marquis Salonji Selyuka Constitutionalist Marquis Inouye Home Department Marquis Saionji

Reformations discussed at Edinburgh Congregational Convention

The International Congregational Convention resumed in Edinburgh with Sir Albert Spicer presiding. Dr Samuel Smith urged the Church to defend freedom and endorse secular education, while Dr Oliver Huckel spoke on Christian unity and warned that American Catholic modernism signals a new reform movement toward a reformed church.

Edinburgh International Congregational Convention Albert Spicer London Missionary Society Samuel Smith St. Paul, Minn Great Britain Oliver H. Huckel Baltimore America Huckel

American Legation Officials Arrive in Havana aboard Marietta

Jacob Steener Chargé d'Affaires and Lieut. Francis A. Ruggles Military Attaché reached Santiago from Venezuela on the gunboat Marietta. Sleeper commented that President Castro treated bubonic plague in La Guayra and Caracas as a joke.

Santiago Cuba Caracas Venezuela Jacob Steener F Francis A. Ruggles Marietta Sleeper Castro la Guayra

Matin Appeals Guilty Verdict in Paris Libel Case

The Matin filed an appeal after a verdict found it guilty in the libel suit brought by Senator Humbert over coverage of Paris swindles linked to Henri Rochette. The ruling centers on alleged defamation of Humbert in connection with Rochette’s schemes.

Paris Matin Humbert Henri Rochette

Spinners Urge Further Curtailment of American Cotton

A Federated Master Cotton Spinners committee in Manchester calls for additional production cuts among American cotton users following May 15 short-time measures amid slack trade. In London wireless telegraphy goes live for Admiralty ships during three week naval maneuvers led by Lord Beresford. In Samara a Ufa to Zlatoust train robbery nets $158000 after attackers stop the train and fire on cashiers.

Manchester Federated Master London Admiralty Whitehall Channel Atlantic Charles Beresford North Sea Samara Russia Ufa Zlatoust Latinsk Iron. Works

Small Boy Highwaymen Nabbed After Hoodwink

Six boys about 12 years old from the lower west side crossed to Staten Island and attacked ten year old Emily Kahr on Vandeusen Street taking her 50 cents. Police arrested them and held them at the Gerry Society rooms in West Brighton.

Staten Island Tompkinsville Vandeusen Street Emily Kahr Gerry Society West Brighton

Policeman Held for Trial in Terminal Gun Incident

Policeman John Dugan of the Traffic Squad was held in 3400 bail for trial on felonious assault after discharging a revolver in the new Terminal Building at Church and Fulton Streets. Roteco Triano, a terminal worker, was struck in the head by a bullet. witness Eckert testified Dugan loaded blank cartridges. Magistrate House warned Captain Walling to sit down or be held for contumacious conduct.

John Dugan Church and Fulton Streets Magistrate House Tombs Court Dugan Roteco Triano William Eckert Cortlandt Street Eckert Rogers Capt. Walling

Murder Letters Tie Suspect to Dr Wilson Poison Case

Philadelphia police linked a Philadelphia husband and father to the death of Dr William H Wilson after letters sent to Coroner Jermon and a bottle of poisoned ale revealed motive. The first letter postmarked Bristol PA claimed the killer sought to end the physician’s “ wholesale baby killer” acts and gave details police could not have known.

New York Times Phtiladielphia William H. Wilson Jermon Wilson Dr. Wilson Bristol Penn J. M. Rush Jermon City Hall Philadelphia W. H. Wilson Christol Boston Back Bay Station Peter Schemm & Son, Brewers Poplar Street Schemm Peter Schemm

Public Service Men Return From Europe Visit

William McCarroll and H B Seaman of the Public Service Commission arrive aboard the Baltic after two months abroad studying utilities in Paris Berlin and London. McCarroll notes Paris subway limits its capacity for local needs. Also aboard are Miss Nannette Comstock returning to star in Jet at the Columbia Theatre September 7 and Edna Aug who refused Paris stage costumes.

William McCarroll H. B. Seaman Public Service Commission Paris Berlin London McCarroll Baltic Nannette Comstock Jet Louis Love

Keir Hardie to Visit for Socialist Campaign

The New York Socialist Party lines up Keir Hardie M P leader of Britain's Radical Labor for a lecture tour in support of the campaign. Also slated are A C Meyer Danish Parliament member and Ignatz Danjinsky Danish Social Democratic leader for August appearances.

New York Socialist Party Keir Hardie M. P House of Commons Hardie Workingiven A. C. Meyer Ignatz Danjinsky Social Democratic Party

British Plan To Put Clocks Forward Disrupts Wall Street

London MPs pursue a bill to move UK clocks ahead eighty minutes at sunrise, drawing swift Wall Street ridicule. Traders warn the change would close London markets before New York opens and disrupt global timing. Supporters say more daylight aids industry and workers.

Wall Street London House of Commons William Pearce United Kingdom New York Stock ‘Exchange Henry Clews Pierce Maritime Exchange Naval Hydrographic Bureau Broad Street Thomas Edison Ardensburg Penn Employers of Labor

Battle memory near Trenton with winter cold morbid scene

A terse fragment recalls a brave fight at Harlem White Plains and Brandywine with blood on frozen stones of Trenton Town. The text brushes past a Christian era note and mentions ale on his board and a biography by Dan l C Gilmore with Appleton and Harper's.

Harlem White Plains Brandy Wine Dan'l C. Gilmore Appleton & Harper's Ene

Conservation Commission Reports National Resources Plans

Thomas R. Shipp met with President Roosevelt delivering Pinchot's verbal report on the National Conservation Commission. The panel seeks statistics on natural resources and utilization, with bureau chiefs to provide current and past use and waste, aiming for results before Roosevelt's term ends. Henry Gannett will lead statistical records. upcoming meetings in Washington and with state governors are planned.

Oyster Bay Thomas R. Shipp Washington National Conservation Commission Roosevelt Gifford Pinchot Commission Pinchot The Conservation Commission California Cocnter Henry Gannett Robert H. Osborn Navy Secretary of War Frederick E. Turner Sixth Cavalry Department of Missouri

Plan Big War Game for Naval Militia

Gardiner's Bay hosting a large scale naval militia war game prep with 15 vessels. A dozen or more ships to gather August 17 including Wasp Manhattan Aileen Brooklyn gunboats Inca Elfrida torpedo boats and submarines. Commander Marsh and senior officers to lead training with several states and a possible national amalgamation.

United States Gardiner's Bay I. S New York New Jersey Connecicut Rhode Island Massachusetts C. €. Marsh U. S Naval Milita Wasp Manhattan Sisilors Aileen New Navy Department War Department Oliver Reguor Army National Guards of Thatates

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