Judge Gary Sees a Business Revival and Optimism
Judge Gary reported United States Steel Corp profits improving over the past two weeks, attributing gains to the Chicago Convention and Roosevelt’s leadership. He forecast steadier markets and expanded financing for railroads as confidence returns, with a full recovery tied to Republican election prospects and broader national growth. He will travel in Europe, returning to New York by September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
E. H. Gary
Europe
Gary
Roosevelt
Chicago
Treasuries
France
Italy
Sicily
Paris
New York
Bellboy Gaines Guilty Of Theft
Leonard Gaines once employed as a bellboy at Sherry's on Forty fourth Street and Fifth Avenue was jailed in Police Headquarters for stealing a $1,000 stickpin from banker Louis Lewisohn's apartment there. He pleaded guilty before Magistrate Breen in the Tombs Court and was remanded on $1,500 bail for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Gaines
West
Twentyfirst
Sherry’s
Forty-fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Carette and Murphy
Louis Lewisohn
Gaines
Breen
Tombs Court
Crosstown Transfers Seen Likely to Continue Under Lease Scheme
Metropolitan Street Railway receivers propose to continue operations on crosstown lines via a leasing arrangement with the Central Crosstown Railroad Company. The plan would keep the Metropolitan’s lease and rental obligations in force for at least a year while receivership lasts, with a public hearing scheduled Friday to review service changes on Belt Line and Fifty-ninth Street routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-third Street
Fifty-ninth Street
Crosstown
Adrian H. Joline
Douglas Robinson
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Central Crosstown Railroad Company
Central Crosstown Company
Metropolitan System
East River
Avenue A
Seventeenth Street
Broadway
Fourteenth Street
Seventeenth
Eighteenth Street
Seventh Avenue
West Eleventh Street
West Street
Christopher Street
Greenwich Street
Metropolitan
Central
Public Service Commission
Public Service Board
Central Park, East and North River Company
Belt Line
Fifty-ninth Street Crosstown Line
Boy and Girl Run Away to Long Branch Adventure
A 14 year old boy Joseph Warnicke and 12 year old Annie Martisch eloped by train and boat to Long Branch New Jersey after obtaining tickets. They spent Friday night and the Fourth there before returning. Police found them Sunday and Justice Wyatt discharged the boy and paroled Annie until July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Warnicke
East Eleventh Street
Annie Martisch
Fast Thirteenth Street
Joseph
Long Branch
N. J
Sandy Hook
Annie
North River
Atlantic Highlands
Sullivan
Charles Street
Children’s Court
Wyatt
Murder trial ends with death sentence for son
Bernard Carlin aged 22 was found guilty of killing his mother Mrs Susan Carlin of 587 Quincy Street Brooklyn after one of Kings County’s shortest murder trials. Judge Dike immediately sentenced him to death to be carried out in the week of August 3, deeming the crime among the most shocking he had seen and showing no mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings County Court
Bernard Carlin
Susan Carlin
Quincy Street
Brooklyn
Dike
Carlin
L I Railroad Co Indicted In Queens Nuisance Case
President Ralph Peters of the Long Island Railroad Company faces a grand jury indictment charging the firm with maintaining a nuisance on Hamilton Avenue Hollis Long Island by keeping a fence across the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Peters
Long Island Railroad Company
Queens County Grand Jury
Hamilton Avenue
Hollis
L. I
United Service officers assigned for inspections and postings
Captain H W Schull will visit Richmond to inspect material. Several officers including Lieut. Col C G Woodward and Major C Bundy are detailed to fill vacancies in the Inspector General's Department. Others are ordered to Fort Niagara and American Lake for rifle competition and instruction camps, with a board at Fort Leavenworth to examine infantry officers for promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H. W. Schull
Ordnance
Richmond
C. G. Woodward
Coast Artillery
Inspector General's Department
G. Z. Anderson
L. L. Deitrick
Thirteenth Cavalry
Fort Niagara
C. Bundy
Sixth Infantry
Inspector General
S Department
Z. W. Torrey
Philippines
GG. B. Davis
American Lake
H. T. Ferguson
D. J. Baker
Ninth Infantry
B. A. Poore
E. W. McCaskey
Twenty-first Infantry
J. H. McRae
Third Infantry
A. B. Shattuck
Infantry
Navy Officers Return Home and Shift to New Duties
Rear Admirals R Clover and J A B Smith retired to home. Captain A F Dixon to duty as General Inspector of Machinery Building for the Navy and senior member of all boards on machinery on the Atlantic Coast with headquarters in New York. Captain J G Boyle retired to home. Lieutenant Commander C F Hughes and Lieutenant Commander R H Leigh assigned to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Clover
J. A. B. Smith
A.F. Dixon
Navy
Atlantic
New York
J. G. Boyle
C. F. Hughes
R. H. Leigh
Washington
Maritime Movement: ships Arrived and Sailed Listed
The report lists arrivals at multiple ports including Hartford Olympia Arkansas Chi cago Nevada New London Syliph Oyster Bay New Hampshire Newport Buffalo San Francisco Fox Davis Goldsbor ough Rowan Eureka Cal Standish Annapolis Tennessee Washington California Preble Perry Farraugt San Diego and Relief sailing from San Francisco to Honolulu and from Newport for a cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Olympia
Arkansas
Chicago
Nevada
New London
Syliph
Oyster Bay
New Hampshire
Newport
Buffalo
San Francisco
Fox
Davis
Goldsborough
Rowan
Eureka
Cal
Standish
Annapolis
Tennessee
Washington
California
Preble, Perry
Farraugt
San Diego
Relief
Honolulu
Mississippi
Jackson May Renew City Traction Suit to Open Way
Attorney General Jackson likely brings action in October to forfeit the New York City Railway charter and franchises as federal receivers may be superseded by state receivers. The case hinges on insolvency findings and the balance between state and federal control of traction properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Vernon M. Davis
Supreme Court
New York City Railway
Europe
Justice Davis
Justice Seabury
Metropolitan Street Railway
Metropolitan
City Railway
Herbert R. Limburg
Limburg
Lacombe
Public Service Commission
Elks on Board Concho En Route to Dallas Convention
Wireless from the Concho reports 200 Elks aboard the Mallory liner en route to the Elks Convention in Dallas July 12 to 16. Passengers include Capt Frank Young and Chief Engineer Tracey with Elks ties, plus Purser Teddy Ingliss, while officers are said to be Elks. Notables at sea include Exalted Ruler George H Bullwinkel and others from New Jersey New York Buffalo Boston and Brattleboro New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallory
Concho
Elks
Cape Hatteras
Dallas
Texas
Order
Frank Young
New York
Tracey
Galveston
Teddy” Ingliss
Hoboken
George. H. Bullwinkel
Morristown
N. J
Harry J. Knepper
Buffalo
D. B. McIntyre
Brattleboro
I. M. Weiner
Kingston
Michael Sullivan
Boston
Stallion from the Sultan arrives at Shinasi stables
His Excellency Mehmet Ali Bey the Turkish ambassador presents Leon Shinasi a pure-blood Arabian stallion from the Sultan's royal stables. The bay horse stands a little over fifteen hands high and is noted as a rare breed in Turkey. This marks the third Arabian stallion added to the Shinasi stables in two months, alongside two other recent imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehmet Ali Bey
United States
Leon Schinasi
Schinasi
Cigarette Man
Turkey
Shinasi
Park Department Denies Shake-Up Plans
Park Commissioner Smith denied last night any investigation or changes in the department. He dismissed reports of a detective at work among department employees as untrue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Recorded his bet arrest shocks Sheepshead Bay racegoers
James Hart, a race course attendee, was arrested under the anti betting statute after recording a bet on his programme for four dinners. The stake involved partners Michael Rahl Joseph Newman and J Noonan with Newman and Noonan as principals. A Kings County sheriff deputy made the arrest and the case was described as a test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepshead Bay
James Hart
Hart
Michael Rahl
Joseph Newman
J. Noonan
Newman
Noonan
Creation
Dreamer
Hobley
Kings County
RACING CASES TO GRAND JURY IN KINGS COUNTY
The Kings County Grand Jury for July, impaneled yesterday, will review cases of men arrested for violating the anti betting law at race tracks. Acting District Attorney Robert H. Elder may present some cases today. Officials connected with race operations likely to be questioned about betting conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings County Grand Jury
Robert H. Elder
Fearful kidnapping of Frances Aligno sparks police hunt
Police issued a general alarm for three year old Frances Aligno missing since 8 p.m. Saturday from 202 First Avenue. A letter demanding $400 allegedly warned the father. Neighbor Mary Criggio, 8, reported a tall dark Italian man offered candy and lured Frances, then vanished with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Aligno
First Avenue
Mary Criggio
Short and Connor
Fifth Street
Frances
Tragedy as Horse-Drawn Wagon Impales Man on Shaft
A horse bolted through crowded traffic on Eighth Avenue near 116th Street striking ironworker Louis Dershon who was impaled by a wagon shaft and died. Witness John Einstein was injured, and driver Frank Sepantino was arrested after removing the bridle. The coroner discharged him. Dershon died at the scene. Einstein taken to J Hood Wright Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Avenue
116Th Street
Gristede Brothers
114Th Street
Louis Dershon
171 Avenue C
Dershon
MacGuire
Street
Frank Sepantino
Sepantino
John Einstein
J. Hood Wright Hospital
McGovern Boys In A Row Sparring Trip Start
Terry McGovern went to his Brooklyn home last night to bid his mother goodbye before a sparring trip with Young Corbett. Mrs McGovern told a drug store clerk her son Hugh was dead, but an ambulance found him alive with a black eye. Police report a quarrel with Singh led to a knockout and Terry then disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Twenty-second Street
Young Corbett
McGovern
Hugh
Terry
Singh
First Rio Grande Opens Tampa Harbor Navigation
Capt. James I. Risk of the Mallory liner Rio Grande made the first Tampa harbor passage bringing the ship alongside the Fast River pier tomorrow. He navigated the unfamiliar channel, marking the port as open to navigation for steamers. Previously ships touched at Port Tampa, twelve miles from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I. Risk
Rio Grande
Tampa
Fla
Port Tampa
Jackson Attacks IGE Trust in New York Ice Case
Attorney General files a New York State suit against the American Ice Company alleging illegal combinations restrained output and raised prices. Summons served on secretary John R. Bennett with 20 days to answer. seven counts seek injunctions against contracts and to preserve competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can Ice Company
American Ice Company
John R. Bennett
Ice Company
Ice Trust
New York City
Hudson
Kennebec
Combina
Illness Delays Trial of Brokerage Firm Leader
The trial of T. A. McIntyre, head of a brokerage firm that collapsed for over $1,000,000, was postponed again by Judge Foster in General Sessions. McIntyre faces five indictments for grand larceny, with defense citing serious illness and risk to his life if trial proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. McIntyre
Foster
McIntyre
Yesterday's Fires Reported Across City Blocks
An uneven fire dispatch lists multiple incidents with times and locations from 2:30 PM to 10:30 PM. Entries include addresses on Jerome Avenue, Lexington Avenue, Mulberry Street, Grand Street, East 95th Street, and more, with several names attached and amounts noted for losses. Some lines are labeled trifling or unknown details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Jerome
Lexington
Mulberry St
Vnive
Jacob Brown
Filton
Hudson St
Rachael Fo
Grand St
E. 95Th St
E. 111Th St
AS -Botta.dase
Arsa
George Graff
Staible Brothers
Auhinras
Walnut Ave
N. Yon
Eileen Fase
Max Zimmerman
Anna Murphy
Emily Crockett
E. 3d
Mary Neudleman
Samuel Mitler
W. 12Th St
Julia Fatzer
Rivington
M. Kainsman
Broadway
Park
E. 28Th St
Herman & Sons
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Guird Av
L. I. Railroad CO
Corporation
the United Service
The
New York Times
Army
the Navy
Pommery
Champag
City Traction
Federal
Utilities Board
Sultan
Park Department
Grand Jury
Kings County Organization
Fear Girl
Passerby
Harlem
McGovern Boys
New Florida Ship Channel
Ige
Ameri
Tion
Hudson River
Maine
Sesggarats
Ica Company
William A. de Ford
Justice Gott
McIntyre Pends
KE Cortlamoto
Bonwit, Harris & Co
Broadway and
Fifth Ave
Cor
21St St
Sale
Wallach S
Park Place
Houston Street
Broadway An
Bowery
Prinns Stree
Eighth Ave
And
Panamas
Houston
Produce Exchange
25Th St
Dey St
36Th St
14Th St
Nassau Street
Fulton St
City Hall
Rogers
BROAL
Peet
Arrow Brand
Proser
Alice
Oswego
Liberman
Arnold
5Th Av
Arnheim
Jardin DE Paris
F. Ziegfeld, JR
New Amsterdam Theatre
Henry W. Savage
Lustige Witwe
New W York
Pheatre
Sning
Herald
Circle Fitch
Daly
Resis
Erat Mats
WEEA
Raymond Mitchcock
Abel Hite
Astor Coolest Theatre
Saczon
Ammerstein
Bernardi
Igh
Gertrude Histim
Alhambra
Four Huntings
Fields & Ward
Lillian Shaw
Countess Rossi
Fred. Paull
Ward & Clare Co
Palisade
Gramercy
St North River
Flatiron
Seeluz Chinatown
SUN
Francis
Wm. Ly. Rey Yn Ids
Steeple
Luna Park
Luna
At*lantic Av
Merry Widow
South Beactie
Staten Island
West Point
North Beach
Eden
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