Heike Linked With Sugar Book Entries in Trial
In the United States Circuit Court trial of Charles R. Heike and two former Sugar Refining Co. employees, prosecutors tie Heike to key accounting steps behind weighing frauds at the Williamsburg piers. Testimony shows Heike altered Havemeyer statements to detail weighing comparisons, linking home office weights to false government and refinery weights.
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Charles R. Heike
Sugar Refining Company
Martin
United States Circuit Court
Henry L. Stimson
Williamsburg
Heike
American Sugar Refining Company
the Trust
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Wall Street
H. O. Havemeyer
Havemeyer
George 5. Graham
Washington B. Thomas
Havemeyer & Elder
Stimson
Schmelter
Helke
Trust
Raw Sugar
Mr. Stimson
Montgomery
Donner
Hetke
Timson
Gerbracht
Neise
Frauc
Ghosts and critics in next Sunday times feature
Benjamin de Casseres analyzes Ibsen and Lafcadio Hearne on spirits while Hildegarde Hawthorne covers ex Empress Eugenie and Allan F Westcott portrays Theodore Roosevelt as a critic. Order the issue in advance.
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Benjamin de Casseres
Ibsen
Lafcadio Hearne
Hildegarde Hawthorne
Eugenie
Theodore Roosevelt
Brother killer attempt ends with gunfire in strike split
Oscar Driezan of 131 Monroe Street faced Magistrate Herbert after allegedly firing at his brother Hyman during a clash at Chambers Street and West Broadway amid a strike. Police arraigned him on felonious assault and carrying concealed weapons. a discharged pistol and burned coat were found.
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Oscar Driezan
Monroe Street
Hyman
East Tenth Street
Herbert
Tombs Court
Reinig
Oscar
Chambers Street
West Broadway
Leonard Street
Strate Herbert
Auto Smashes Rail On Riverside Drive
A touring car with four occupants crashed into the iron railing along Riverside Drive between Ninety first and Ninety second streets about 3 am. The car, number 9638 registered to L Frast of Danbury, Connecticut, left the scene. the occupants are believed to be joy-riders. The car was towed to a West Fifty-second Street warehouse after the owner was notified.
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Riverside Drive
Thomas Reilly
Buttner
West 100Th Street
Connecticut
L. Frast
Danbury
West Fifty-second Street
Commencement at St Pauls School Garden City
The class of 1910 at St Pauls School Garden City will hold graduation events today and tomorrow. An annual senior dance, chapel exercises officiated by Bishop Burgess, and prize presentations follow with diplomas awarded by the Bishop and benediction to close.
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Garden Ciy
L. I
St. Paul's School
Burgess
Walter R. Marsh
Dean Moses
J. B. Miller
Bishop Burgess
Will of Joseph Loth Leaves All to Son
The will of Joseph Loth, wealthy ribbon merchant who died May 29, left all real and personal property to his son Bernard Loth of 408 West 150th Street, appointing him executor. Loth, 82, long active in Temple Emanu-El, survived by wife Fannie, daughter Mrs Louise Sicher, and son Henry A. Loth.
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Joseph Loth
Loth
Temple Emanu-El
Bernard Loth
West 150Th Street
Fannie Loth
Louise Sicher
Henry A. Loth
Litigation Reduces Estate of Margaret Reilly in 1888 Case
The Reilly estate once $4000 in the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank was cut to $2000 after prolonged litigation. The case hinges on the disappearance of Frank Smith, a son from her first marriage, around 1888. The Court of Appeals held the joint account passed to the survivor, leaving questions whether the missing son is legally dead or presumed alive.
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Margaret Reilly
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Thomas P
Frank Stach
Westchester Towns Moved Overnight By New Haven Timetable
Commuters along the New York New Haven Hartford line woke to find towns from Woodlawn to Stamford shifted miles farther from Forty-second Street under a new summer timetable. Distances for Mount Vernon New Rochelle Mamaroneck Rye Greenwich and more were altered prompting protests to the Public Service Commission and Inter-State Commerce Commission.
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New York, New Haven& Hartford
Woodlawn
N. Y
Stamford
Mount Vernon
New Rochelle
Boston
Mamaroneck
Rye
Rye Wus
Greenwich
Cos Cob
Sound Beach
Mellen
Hugh M. Hewson
New Haven Road
Hewson
Public Service Commission
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Washington
Grand Central Station
Wiaa Iris Cdcabesevat Pcieceuc Ie
Columbus
Mamaronecks
New York
New York State
Connecticut
Sawyer Hewson
A. H. Seaver
A. B. Smith
New Haven
Forty-second Street
New Station Reroutes Commuters Amid Street Chaos
A city time table chaos at the old Forty-second Street station caused commuters to rush to the new Lexington Avenue facility. Twelve policemen directed traffic as baggage congestion swelled. by evening, streets Forty third to Forty fifth were clogged with express wagons. Rail officials expect improved conditions today.
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Forty-second Street
Lexington Avenue
O’brien
Baggage Department
New York Central
New York, New Haven & Hartford Lines
Depew Place
Forty-fifth Street
Vanderbilt Place
Westcott Express Company
Third Avenue
McCarty
O'Connor
Broadway Hotel Deal Nears Ground Leasing McAlpin Block
A Broadway lease near completion for a 20 to 25 story hotel on the McAlpin block from Thirty third to Thirty fourth Streets. The Greeley Square Hotel Company, led by Lee Horowitz and partners including Charles P. Taft, plans a $5 million project with 207 by 150 feet frontage and a 21 year lease with four renewals.
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Thirty-fifth
Thirty-sixth
4& Syndicate
Lee Shubert
McAlIpin
Broadway
Thirtythird
Thirty-fourth
Aline Bachelor
Thirty-third
Charles P. Taft
Taft
S.r J. Horowitz
Thompson-Starrett Company
W. D. Marlow
A. White
F.M. Andrews
McAlpin
Horowitz
Greeley Square Hotel Company
Albany
Suicide near bedpost tragedy in Bronx at Mon roe Avenue
Gifford Seymour Morris aged in his twenties hanged himself from a bedpost in his father's Bronx apartment yesterday morning. His father Thomas F. Morris longtime District Attorney associate said the illness and a sanitarium stay preceded the act. His mother described threats to harm family members but said he sobered briefly before the fatal act and a hopeful plan to gift a bouquet to a young woman failed as she was absent.
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Gifford Seymour Morris
Monroe Avenue
Bronx
Thomas F. Morris
District Attorney's Office
Rivercrest
L. L
Martha Morris
Change of Boats to Bermuda
The Royal Mail steam packet Orotava arrived yesterday from Bermuda and will leave for Southampton via the West Indies on Saturday. Her time from Kingston Jamaica to this port records 3 days 17 hours. The Trent, with lighter draught than the Orotava, will pass the Bermuda narrows to the Hamilton entrance and proceed to the pier.
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Royal Mail
Bermuda
Southampton
West Indies
Kingston
Jamaica
Trent
Ordava
Hamilton
The Weber Piano Charms Listeners For Six Decades
The piano’s tone is unmistakable and instantly recognizable to any ear. For 60 years it has been highly esteemed by musicians, a mark of consistent quality and artistry in instrument making.
Weber Piano Promises Rich Mellow Tone At Aeolian Hall
A sales pitch extols the Weber piano as uniquely beautiful with a tone described as rich mellow singing and sympathetic. Readers are urged to visit Aeolian Hall to hear the Weber piano before choosing a home instrument.
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Aeolian Hall
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