Heinze's secretary jailed for contempt over missing books
George Baglin vice president United Copper and Heinze secretary was committed to the Tombs for contempt after failing to produce the companys missing books. Sanford Robinson a director and counsel faced possible contempt if the books are not turned over by 11 this morning as district attorney Wise presses for action amid board upheaval and ouster moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baglin
United Copper Company
FF. A. Heinze
Sanford Robinson
Heinze
Baglin
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Robinson
Grand Sary
Obinson
A. P. Heinze
F. A. All Brother
United States
Wise
Mr. Robinson
F. A. Heinze
Stanley Gifford
United Copper
Replevin
Grand Jury
Mr. Wise
Judge Lacombe
Marshal Henkel
A. Pp. Beinze
Mr. Ise
A._ P. Heinge
Unite Copper Company
Lagombe
Joseph Cotton, Jr
Sweys Clarets And Burgundy Advertisement Note
Advertisement fragment notes Clarets and Burgundy from Dewey and Sons Co New York at 138 Fulton Street with emphasis on meal enrichment for blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swey
Dewey & Sons Co
Fulton St
New York
Can non Demonstrates Pugilistic Skill in Capitol Exchange
In Washington on June 1 Speaker can non sparred at the Capitol training camp with Philadelphia Jack OBrien. Clerk of the House Alexander McDowell taunted Can non who then stepped up, delivered a rib shot, and mocked McDowell as he departed in a cloud of smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Speaker Cannon
Philadelphia
Jack”. O'Brien
Joe
Capitol
Alexander McDowell
House
McDowell
Motorman Sacrifices Life Saving Girl From Trolley Collision
Motorman John McElive of Brooklyn died after pulling 9 year old Elsie Baird from between two trolley cars near College Point. He crushed between the cars as they collided. he saved the girl but lost his life. He leaves a widow and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McElive
Logan Street
Brooklyn
McElive
Elsie Baird
New York and Queens County
McElioe
College Point
McElrve
McElrre
Boy Hero Saves Schoolchildren From Runaway Horse
Joseph Crilly a 10 year old son of Peter Crilly Inspector of Highways Richmond Borough risked his life to stop a runaway horse drawing a Taylor Milk wagon on First Avenue Tompkinsville. He leaped into the street seized the reins and swung the horse into Sherman Avenue where it hit the curb. He was thrown but escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Crilly
Peter Crilly
Richmond Borough
First Avenue
Tompkinsville
Young Crilly
Taylor Milk Company
Crilly
Westervelt Avenue
Sherman Avenue
Westervelt
Five year old girl saves brother from danger in Harlem scene
Angelina Meladdy ran into Lexington Avenue to push her little brother away from a heavy coach at 116th Street. The child was run over and critically injured as bystanders and an East 104th Street sergeant aided at Harlem Hospital. Driver Dennis Ambrose of 206 East 126th Street worked for Louis Kahn. grandmother declines fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelina Meladdy
Lexington Avenue
116Th Street
East 116Th Street
Harlem
Sergt. England
East 104Th Street
Dennis Ambrose
East 126Th Street
Louis Kahn
Coke Ovens to Be Fired in Pittsburg District
Orders issued by the H C Frick Coke Company for 1200 additional ovens to be fired in the Pittsburg district tomorrow as part of a three week total of 3000 ovens. This brings 15,000 ovens in operation out of 20,000. The notice ends with a shopping blurb for eyeglasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Eponaus
Irish Gook Leaves 30000 To a Negro in Will
Bridget Torpy, a 70 year old Irish cook, died May 13 in a West Eighteenth Street house tenanted by negroes. A will filed for probate leaves her estate reportedly valued at more than 10000 in personal property, to James Edward Johnson, a negro former assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Torpy
N. B. Taft
West Twenty-fifth Street
West Eighteenth Street
Johnson
Miss Torpy
Cit
John J. Smith
Wall Street
Airship aeronautical editor unveils Norfolk designed monoplane
Stan ley Beach and C F Willard showcased a new monoplane in Times Square after rushing from Morris Park to Arlington for a 500 dollar prize. The craft blends Blercot and Antoinette designs with a 32 foot wooden frame, 50 horsepower engine, seven foot front propeller, and ground run wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Y. Beach
Scientific American
C. F. Willard
Broadway
Morris Park
Arlington
Vanderbilt Fights Lease Over Pusgah Forest Land
Asheville, June 1. Vanderbilt contends Dr. C A Schenck lacked authority to sign a ten year lease for 80 000 acres to H F Addicks Jr assignment to James A Pugh and J M Chiles. Chicago pair defend validity, claim ratification by Vanderbilt, seek minor changes, and plan action to uphold lease. Vanderbilt seeks legal conference in New York as dispute deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Asheville
N. C
Forestry Department
C. A. Schenck
Pusgah Forest
H. F. Addicks, Jr
James A. Pugh
J. M. Chiles
Chicago
George W. Vanderbilt
Mr. Pugh
Mr. Chiles
New York
Dr. Schenck
Vanderbilt
Lawyer Moss Reported Missing After Prinzess Alice Sinking
A private wireless message claimed Isaac Moss a New York lawyer of 35 Nassau Street and 71 East 96th Street is missing after the steamer Prinzess Alice grounded off Fort Wadsworth Staten Island. Partner Benjamin Feiner said a confidential message hinted at a mishap aboard the Alice. Moss planned Summer travel in Germany for health and has a young child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Moss
Nassau Street
Fort Wadsworth
Staten Island
Moss
East Ninetysixth Street
Benjamin F. Feiner
Marconi Wireless
Feiner
Marconi
Germany
Paris Banks Buy Steel Shares Listings Gain Ground
Paris reports that six major banks purchased a large block of United States Steel Corporation shares for public sale on the Paris Bourse. J. P. Morgan led the campaign in securing approval from French bankers and officials, citing improved U S finances and tax pressures driving investment abroad. The move gives American stocks legal standing and opens the door for further listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan
Stock Exchange
Ministry of Finance
Steel Trust To Drop Unions In Pittsburg
Notices posted in American Sheet and Tin Plate Company plants announce that from June 30 the firm will refuse to deal with the Amalgamated Association. The move leaves United States Steel subsidiaries union-free, with 10,000 workers potentially affected by a July 1 wage-scale dispute and looming strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel, Sheet and Tin Plate
United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association
Cooper Union Seeks 600000 for New Building
Cooper Union in its fiftieth annual report asks for 600000 to fund a new building. The Armory in Cooper Square could house 5000 students but is inadequate for projected admissions and promotions, forcing reliance on additional funding to continue the union's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Union
The
Union
Sixty-ninth Regiment
Cooper Square
Doctor Keenan Killed in Carriage Accident
Police Surgeon Dr. Henry C. Keenan of 1144 Dean Street Brooklyn was killed when his carriage bolted at Carlton and Flushing Avenues. The buggy collided with a baker’s wagon, overturned, and Keenan died an hour later at Cumberland Street Hospital from a fractured skull and internal injuries. He served as police surgeon since 1908 and was survived by his wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Keenan
Dean Street
Brooklyn
Carlton
Flushing Avenues
Cumberland Street
Keenan
Carlton Avenue
Flushing Avenue
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Bingham
Ships Arrive in Liverpool May 26 Caronia Entry
Shipping news notes the SS Caronia arriving in Liverpool on May 26 as part of the late news digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Yale juniors held on manslaughter charge in Stratford fatality
In Bridgeport on June 1 Yale juniors Harold Hartwell and Joel Ellis Fisher were held on manslaughter charges after their car, driven by Fisher, killed ten year old Morris Christianson near Surf Avenue Stratford. The car struck the boy after he attempted to cross the road. Fisher, an NYU student living at 22 College Street New Haven, was arrested and later posted bail. Bail was set at 3000 dollars and Judge Charles H. Peck scheduled a hearing for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bridgeport
Charles E. Stagg
Fisher
Hartwell
Surf Avente
Christianson
Kraus
Black
Charles H. Peck
Stratford
J. J. Hurley
Police expect full confession in Cleminson murder case
Dr Haldane Cleminson owned up to faking a chloroform burglary tale to shield his children's honor. Police see the admission as a step toward a real confession about his wife’s death at the family residence early Sunday. Capt Kane played down insinuations that the wife died by her own hand as investigators pursue a new suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Haldane Cleminson
Cleminson
Thomas C. Kane
Capt. Kane
Harvard Students Quit After District Court Conviction
John W. Cutler of Brookline and Sydney M. Fish of New York, Harvard students, were granted leave to withdraw after being convicted in district court for disturbing the peace. A $10 fine followed a dawn yard disturbance. two policemen made the arrest. Cutler, 21, senior and former quarterback, is on the Class Day Committee. his brother captains the varsity crew. Fish, on parole from a prior escapade, had been suspended from the crew for library theft and later attended the Law School courses seeking a degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
John W. Cutler
Brookline
Sydney M. Fish
New York
Harvard University
College Yard
Cutler
Fish
Fine and Jail Term in Butte Creek Land Fraud Case
Federal Judge Hunt fined Hall $1000 and ordered sixty days in jail for conspiracy to defraud the Government in the Butte Creek Land Livestock and Lumber Company case. Hall previously served as U S District Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Hunt
United States
Hall
Butte Creek
Let your Maltec Milk be Horlicke s ideal food drink
An advertisement lines up Maltec Milk as an ideal food drink versus Horlicke s famous blend. The slogan emphasizes health and nourishment with a playful clash against a well known malted product.
King Alfonso Sprains Ankle in Polo Fall
King Alfonso fractured or sprained his ankle after a fall from his horse during a polo match in Madrid. The incident occurred today and left the monarch with a severe ankle sprain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Alfonso
Hyde Praised At 25th Anniversary Of Alliance Francaise
Paris observers at the Sorbonne marked the Alliance Francaise anniversary with M. Loubet presiding. Paul Deschanel lauded exchange professors and credited James Hazen Hyde for the program in the United States. Hyde was elected to the Board of Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alliance Francaise
Sorbonne
M. Loubet
France
Paul Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
United States
James Hazen Hyde
America
Hyde
Woman loses $20000 found in a bed in Seattle
Mrs. George Shea of Duluth reporting to police that $20000 in currency shipped by Great Northern Express Company was hidden between bed sheets at her sister's Alki Point home and stolen when burglars ransacked the house after a Seattle visit for decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
George Shea
Duluth
Meteor From Brooklyn Bridge Crashes Onto Bark Deck
While passing under the central arch of Brooklyn Bridge at 3 P M the bark Daisy Road in tow of the tug Robert Mc Allister took a nine pound red angle iron meteor crash onto its deck three feet from the skipper L Walte. The bark heads to Cross Aus tin lumber yard at 150th Street and Harlem River and its owners will seek Public Service Commission guidance on further dangers from aloft debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Brooklyn Bridge
Robert McAllister
Cross & Austin
150Th Street
Harlem River
L. Walte
Public Service Commission
New Blow for Coney Island Liquor Sales
Coney Island concert hall proprietors faced police pressure after Capt. Palmer warned they may not sell liquor in lobbies or auditoriums under an order from Police Commissioner Bingham. Bars sales could continue, but negligible impact on gate receipts as last night’s shows were nearly deserted. Harry Conners of the Imperial Music Hall in the Bowery secured an injunction from Supreme Court Justice Stapleton to block police interference, enabling strong business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Capt
Palmer
Bingham
Harry Conners
Imperial Music Hall
Bowery
Supreme Court
Stapleton
Will of Mrs. Caroline E. Johnson upheld in probate
The Suffolk County Probate Court in Boston upheld Mrs. Caroline E. Johnson of New Yorks will seeking a 2 000 000 estate. Daughter Mrs. Joseph W. Taylor contests on grounds of unsound mind and undue influence. Executor and main beneficiary is El lerton P Whitney of Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Caroline E. Johnson
Fifth Avenue
New York
Joseph W. Taylor
George
Suffolk County
Supreme Court
Ellerton P. Whitney
Milton
Taylor
Landis Responds To Harriman On 1907 Panic
Chicago judge M Landis reads Harriman interview on the 1907 financial panic and Harriman's $29,000,000 fine against Standard Oil. Landis says he favors enforcing criminal law, but declines further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
United States District Court
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Justice Gaynor Demands Bingham Removal Over Rogues Gallery Case
Brooklyn Justice William J. Gaynor accuses Police Commissioner Bingham of defying court rulings by keeping an unconvicted boy’s photo in the Rogues Gallery. He urges Mayor McClellan to act after detailing police oppression he says harms youths, including a 19 year old arrestee kept overnight and humiliated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
William J. Gaynor
Brooklyn
McClellan
Bingham
Gaynor
Gen. Bingham
Justice Gaynor
Hughes
Rogues
N. Y
George B. McClellan
New York
George B. Duffy
George E. Duffy
Wyckoff Street
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United Copper Books
Clerk
Ikkit
Spenzer’s
Maiden Lane
Will
James Edward Johnson
Times Square
Beach
Times
George W
Prinzess
Alice
H. C. Keenan
YALE
Joel E. Fisher
Morris
Joel Ellis Fisher
West Seventy-sixth Street
This City
Harvard
S. M. Fish
New York Punished
Deschanel
Trenton
N. J
C. Conundo Heato
Heato
Bark
J. W. Taylor
Landis
Ons
Rogues’ Gallery
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