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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1916

Page

6

Burns Denies Crime in Seymour Office Invasion Case

Frederick Seymour of Seymour & Seymour testified that his firm provided advice to office occupants but denied authorizing false representations. William J. Burns described entering the Seymour offices with consent to aid a Morgan & Co inquiry, admitting two detectaphones but denying tapping wires or stealing papers. He said copies were sent to Morgan and that the operation aimed to uncover leaks, not commit unlawful entry.

Swann Frederick Seymour Seymour & Seymour McAdoo William J. Burns J. P. Morgan & Co Seymour Humboldt Fibre Company Humboldt, Tenn Morgan Jarrett Burns Agency George T. Mortimer Equitable Building Corporation United Sta Martin Egan John Seymour Burns Figan Urns Lynch Bartlett Smith Gaillard Smith Smith Mexico Jt Smith Broadway Leonard Wood Eymour Messrs Phillips de Witt Hills Sultzer Lips Altzer DeWitt Dic

Seymour Firm Faces Fee Terms Over Humboldt Contract

James M. Beck for Burns argues the Seymour group earned a brokerage fee for landing the Morgan contract with Humboldt company. An adjournment delays until Monday. Beck will prove the lease in the Equitable Building allows Burns to act with building owner consent.

Seymour & Seymour and Associates Morgan Humboldt Company James M. Beck Burns Seymours Equitable

Diners Cheer Sherrill at Great Citizens Parade Dinner

The Hotel Astor hosts a casual dinner for parade marshals and officials after the Citizens Preparedness Parade. Sherrill is cheered, Wilson sings, and a long list of dignitaries attends. The parade reportedly drew 140,189 paraders with 62,000 declines from out of town groups. total cost $78,218 funded by 14,427 business leaders in New York City.

Hotel Astor Executive Committee United States Charlies H. Sherrill Roger W. Allen Sherrill George T. Wilson Annie Rooney Comades Sherritti Oury Jersey Cit Chicago Joliet Elgin Europe Ers New York City David T. Abercrombie M. W. Emberg Willian Barbour Warren Barpour J. G. Battersall David Bispham Bertram H. Borden Howard Borden C. B. Bridgman Mrmond Clark George W. Curtis H. @. Cleveland Nicholas Danforth P. Day Frank Depew Louis Passos Dewitt C. Falls William L. Fish A. C. Hedgeman Bill Judson Henry S. Kip EB. W. Lucas W. Merle Courtlandt Nicoll Patten Arthur F. Schermerborn Herbert Shipman Lloyd Taylor A. Wakeman Thomas R. Fleming George W. Wingate

Shipping bill debate echoes private cooperation stance

Washington dispatch reports Franklin of the Inter national Mercantile Marine along with Dearborne of American Hawaiian Steamship and Shearman of W R Grace & Co urging private sector led merchant marine growth. They favored a Shipping Board but opposed government operation, suggesting naval auxiliary conversion while avoiding direct government competition.

Washington P. A. S. Franklin International Mercantile Marine George

Waite thanks state for death penalty in murder case

Dr. Arthur Warren Waite accepted a death sentence in the New York Criminal Court for the murder of his father in law. He spoke briefly, thanking the court and prosecutors for fair proceedings, and expressing remorse and a wish to atone. He was escorted to Sing Sing to await execution.

Arthur Warren Waite Supreme Court Justice Shearn Inlaw John E. Peck Brothers Deuel Sam Cpereuyey Sing Sing Burke Leo James Waite Tombs Frank A. Waite Percy Peck Criminal Court Cuniffee Grand Central Station Grand Panids

Paris Honors Gen Gallieni at State Funeral

Paris witnessed a grand public demonstration as General Joseph Gallieni, ex Minister of War, lay in state at the Hotel des Invalides and during a ceremony attended by President Poincaré, ministers, lawmakers, diplomats, and soldiers. A Roques funeral oration followed a military procession honoring the Paris defender who repelled the German rush at the battle of Oured. All city life paused in mourning.

Paris Joseph Simeon Gallieni Hotel Des Invalides Annette Court of the Invalides Fierre Auguste Roques the Invalides Poincaré Senate Chamber of Deputies Diplomatic Corps Army Avy Oured Gallieni

Submarine Sinks Five Turkish Ships in Black Sea

Official reports say a Russian submarine in the Black Sea sank five waiting Turkish vessels and brought one to Sebastopol. The sub was successfully attacked by an enemy seaplane.

Petrograd Black Sea Sebastopol

German Steel Output Dips in April

Berlin reports April German steel production at 1,203,508 tons, down from 1,847,705 tons in March, per Overseas News Agency.

Berlin Sayville

Americans Protest Tax on Holdings in England

A large number of Americans in England and holding American securities protested the 2 shillings per pound tax on these holdings. The American Embassy asked the British Foreign Office. The Treasury Commissioners consider applying the tax to foreign residents.

London England United States British Foreign Office Treasury Commissioners

Ambassador Gerard Holds Polish Relief Talks with German Chancellor

James W. Gerard the American Ambassador met Tuesday for a half hour with Chancellor von Rethmann Hollweg. The immediate aim was Polish relief, but broader topics were also discussed. After the conference Gerard declined to comment for publication.

Berlin Sayville James W. Gerard von Rethmann Hollweg Gerard

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