Fusion Nominees Discuss Public Hearings for Mayor Race
A 14 member committee named by the Citizens' Municipal Committee to Fusion candidates for Mayor and other city offices will hold public hearings if requested. Joseph M. Price heads nominations with Whitman McAneny and Mitchel as leading potential Mayoral nominees.
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Erday
Citizens’ Municipal Committee
Board of Estimate
Tts
New York County
Joseph M. Price
Manhattan
Price
Committee of One Hundred
Gaynor
Morse Tells Of Deals In Federal Suit Over Steamship Bonds
Charles W. Morse faced a Federal court jury as defendant in a case brought by Henri Lehman as Charley’s assignee. The suit seeks 300000 dollars in bonds and 2000 shares of Consolidated Steamship Lines, pledged for a Mercedes Import Company loan with the National Bank of North America. Morse testified he arranged the Mercedes deal in Paris, helped Charley invest in Ice stock, and withdrew Ice shares to substitute the steamship securities. He said profits from Charley’s ventures were not shared and admitted planning a large bond purchase to back future loans. The trial is to conclude today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Morse
Federal District Court
Holt
Henri Lehman
Charley
Paris
Mercedes Import Company
Mercedes
Morse
American Securities
Charney
J. & Bacone & Co
National Bank of North America
Tce
Ice
Consolidated Steamship
Security Morse
Tee
Ross
Shirra Gets up to Twenty-Five Years for Attempted Murder
Thomas Shirra, convicted of trying to murder Detective Thomas Watson, faces a prison term from twelve years six months to twenty five years in State Prison. Frank Moran receives four and a half years and a $1000 fine. Moran jailed, Shirra chased to Albany, police frame-up claim denied.
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Rosalsky
Thomas Shirra
Thomas Watson
Zosalsky
Frank Moran
Shirra
Moran
Peter E. Phunkett
Union Exchange Bank
Albany County
Watson
Award to Wife in Million-Dollar Suit Against Promoter
A Supreme Court verdict awarded Mrs. Hannah Power Williams fourteen thousand four hundred dollars and change against her husband Captain William Williams, a famed wild cat promoter and former transport quartermaster during the Spanish American War. The husband did not answer the suit and vanished. He faced prior investigations for investments and a government funds shortage and was last heard of in Philadelphia in 1907 fleeing hotel bills.
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Supreme Court
Newburger
Hannah Power Williams
William Phun Wiliams
Williams
Chester
United States
Philadelphia
New York City
Leon
Butcher Schmidt Files Bankruptcy Petition Details Debts
Henry J. Schmidt grocer and butcher at 140 East Forty second Street filed for bankruptcy listing liabilities of 13 448 with assets of 6 370. Creditors include Sir Thomas Lipton 12 Robert W. Goelet 476 Brandes Brothers 4351 Conrow Brothers Co 1832 Sulzberger & Sons Co 50 Pullman Palace Car Co 517 and New York New Haven Hartford RR 262. Notable names among debtors are Mrs Russell Sage and Mrs J S Cram with sizable claims.
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Henry J. Schmidt
East Fortysecond Street
Robert W. Goelet
Sir Thomas W. Lipton
Schmidt
Russell Sage
J. S. Cram
Jefferson Hagen
J. W. Harper
A. W. Kroch
Brandes Brothers
Conrow Brothers’ Company
Sulzberger & Sons Co
Sos
Pullman Palace Car Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Noyes Goes to Mrs Aldrichs Home
Alfred Noyes, whose lecture tour was interrupted by a nervous breakdown, went to Mrs Thomas Bailey Aldrichs Honkapog country home to rest for a week. He is recovering.
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Noyes
Public Health Campaign Formed By New York Academ y
Almost one hundred private organizations formed a central committee for cooperative public health work in New York City. Mrs. E. H. Harriman promised funds to sustain the effort, enabling broader campaign reach, with support from Borough President McAneny and experts like Dr. Haven Emerson. A bureau of hygiene in the Department of Education was proposed as a first step. The new Central Committee, chaired by John H. Hinn ey, includes E. H. Lewinski-Corwin and Lillian Ward among 12 members.
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Charles S. Whitman
George McAneny
John Purroy Mitchel
Whitman
McAnenyn
Mitchel
McAneny
Hearst
Controller Prendergast
Anil
Prendergast
Committee On Public Health
New York Academy of Medicine
Hosack Hall
Academy
New York City
E. H. Harriman
Charles Loomis Walia
Board of Estimate
Fydeet
Estitate
Department of Health, Charities
Bellevue
Alfied
Haven Emerson
Public Health
Bureau of Hygiene
Department of Education
Luther H. Gu
John H. Huddieston
Chares Xe Wiliams
James A. Miller
EB. Winslow
Pauline Goldmark
John Hinney
E. H. Lewinski- Corwin
Lillian D. Ward
Nurses’ Settlement
Livingston Ferrand
Columbia University
C. E. A. Winslow
John H. Huddleston
Homer Folks
Luther H. Gulick
Edward l L. Keyes, Jr
Charles Loomis Dana
Woman Seeks Annulment as She Reveals Two Husbands
Mrs Helen May Denny Baldwin Stuart testifies in Supreme Court seeking annulment of her marriage to George W Stuart. She says her first husband Charles D Baldwin, long believed dead, reappeared alive and had remarried. She found Baldwin in New York and urged his confession before he disappeared. Justice Hendrick reserved decision.
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Helen May
Denny Baldwin Stuart
Supreme Court
George W. Stuart
Justice Hendrick
Charles
D. Baldwin
Ronworker
Syracuse
Watertown
Mass
Stuart
Sea Cliff
S. 1
Baldwin
Hendrick
Suffrage Parade in Movies to Be Shown in Queens
Long Island City will host a New York suffrage movement exhibit in moving pictures at Court House Square this evening at 8 15. Speakers include Mrs Nora latch De Forest Miss Beatrice Brown and Miss Rose Winslow addressing attendees.
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Long Island City
New York
Women's Political Union
Court House Square
Nora Latch de Forest
Beatrice Brown
Rose Winslow
Highway attorney named by Carmody named to probe graft
Attorney General Carmody appoints Peter P. Smith as special deputy to prosecute highway cases starting with Aetna Construction in Rockland County. The drive aims to uncover graft by higher officials, not contractors, as records vanish in multiple counties while a master inquiry tours twenty-two counties.
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New York Times
Albany
Carmody
Peter P. Smith
Brooklyn
Smith
John Clarke
Kings
Aetna Construction Company
Rockland County
Suffolk
Dutchess
Putnam
Orange
Ulster
John A. Hennessy
State Highway Department
Saugerties-Woodstock
Hennessy
Seminoles Win Right to 213000 Acres in Everglades
Kissimmee, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Willson Jr. celebrate after Florida Senate passed a bill originated in the House granting the last Seminole Indians 213000 acres in the Everglades. Willsons long campaigned with author Minnie Moore Willson to win the land for the tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Willson, Jr
Kissimee
Fla
Jacksonville
Florida State Senate
Everglades
Minnie Moore Willson
Florida
Willson
Billy Bowlegs
Senate
Yonkers Trade School Praised as Model for New York
William H. Maxwell, Superintendent of New York Schools, and Gustave Straubenmuller toured Saunders Trade School in Yonkers. The 400 pupil facility was built under Ervin Saunders will. city funds cover salaries and running costs. Maxwell plans similar schools in New York after his visit.
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William H. Maxwell
New York
Gustave Straubenmuller
Saunders Trade School
Yonkers
Ervin Saunders
Dr. Maxwell
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Mittee
Joseph M. Vince
Ind
Align
PTS
Hotert Bacon
Howard M. Fassett
Henry de Forest Baldwin
John Henry Hatwneond
Rep
Norman Hapgood
Timothy Healy
William Loeb. Jr
Richard W Lawrence
Naess Seore Henry Morkowitz
Mrog
Nathan A. Smyth
Richmond
Alexander M White
Hep
Wiliam H. Wiliams
Fits
Fifth Avenue
Think Loeb
Loeb
Queens
Redmond
Borough of
Ofice
Tam
May
Police
Lipton
Mrs. Harriman
Aetna Company
46Th
47Th Streets
Wife
Mrs. Willson
Everglade
Maxwell
Saunders Institution
R. H. Macy & Co
Macy's
Broadway
35Th Street
35Th St
Gimbels
Gimbel Brothers
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