German banks to participate in Southern Pacific bond sale
Berlin reports a $25,000,000 Southern Pacific 4 percent gold bond issue with German banks joining a multinational group. The Tageblatt criticizes underwriting American securities while Kuhn, Loeb & Co. will publicize loan terms and the group spans Dissconto Gesellschaft National Bank Handels Gesellschaft and banks in Hamburg Amsterdam Basel.
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New York Times
Berlin
Southern Pacific Company
Tageblatt
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
New York
Dissconto Gesellschaft
The
National Bank
Handels Gesellschaft of
Hamburg
Amsterdam
Basel
Mrs McGonigle Mystery Raises Double Identity Question
A Bellevue Hospital case involves Mrs Mary McGonigle of 817 Tenth Avenue reported dead after injuries on Sixth Avenue and Twenty fourth Street on April 14. The body, buried as Mrs McGonigle, later appears alive at her sister’s home, while relatives insist the deceased was her double. The Detective Bureau investigates, noting life insurance, funeral expenses paid by Metropolitan Street Railway, and a Catholic rites burial under the name Mary McGonigle.
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Bellevue Hospital
Sixth Avenue
Twentyfourth Street
Mary McGonigle
Tenth Avenue
Calvary Cemetery
Brooklyn Man Threatens With Pipe During Saloon Hold Up
William Foran of 100 Jerome Street Brooklyn threatened three men with his briarwood pipe shouting to surrender or be shot. Police John Hines and Patrick Nally arrested him at Fulton and Sackman Streets after he led a pursuit into the saloon. The trio were detained on a burglary complaint by Herbert Oldham of 1 Williams Place.
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William Foran
Jerome Street
Brooklyn
Foran
John Hines
Patrick Nally
Liberty Avenue
Fulton and Sackman Streets
Herbert Oldham
Williams Place
Baby Found In Go Cart Left At City Store Entrance
A two week old baby boy with blue eyes and fair complexion was found in a collapsible go cart outside a department store on East Fifty-ninth Street. Saleswoman Miss May Roche and Patrolman Neitzel escorted the infant to the station house. The matron took charge at the police station and Bellevue Hospital later received the child as no relative claimed him by late afternoon.
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East Fifty-ninth Street
Miss May Roche
Neitzel
East Sixtyseventh Street
Miss Roche
Lieut. O'Connell
Bellevue Hospital
Syndicate Rumor Denied Over New York Hotels Lease Talk
No director could be found to confirm bids by a United States Hotels Company syndicate for leases of the Plaza and Waldorf Astoria. Officials at both hotels denied any proposal, calling the rumor a wild dream. Thomas Hilliard reportedly knew nothing of such overtures. Denials came from the Iroquois Hotel Company and others as the Vanderbilt lease raises consolidation speculation.
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United States Hotels Company
Canada
Plaza
Waldorf-Astoria
London
Thomas Hilliard
United Hotels Company
W. E. Woolley
Iroquois Hotel Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Coburn Players Stage As You Like It on University Lawn
On Battery Hill lawn at University Heights last night the Coburn Players performed As You Like It under the Senior Clues and as part of the programme before commencement.
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Coburn Players
University Lawn
Battery Hill Lawn
University Heights
Coburn
Accused fraud suspect in habit of faking falls, official says
Mrs. Anna A. Sturla of Hazlet New Jersey faces arraignment before Judge Swann on grand larceny charges tied to a $500 claim against the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad for injuries alleged from a fall near 125th Street and Park Avenue. District Attorney notes a pattern of similar claims across states with damages ranging from fifty to one thousand dollars. Police tracked her to Hazlet and then New York, arresting her near West and Liberty Streets. she remained in the Tombs with out on bail.
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Anna A. Sturla
Swann
Hazlet
N. J
Alliance For the Prevention of
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
125Th Street
Park Avenue
Sturla
Alliance
Arnold
The
Pennsylvania Allroad
Stawyers
FouMeSeys
Russo
Jersey
New York
West
Liberty Streets
Socialism's Strongest Foe Berger Addresses Milwaukee Meeting
Victor L. Berger Socialist Alderman of Milwaukee speaks at Lyric Hall on The Socialist Movement in Milwaukee. He notes tactics like house to house literature and a bundle brigade while praising persistent work and arguing against violent methods. He cites immigration trends and identifies opponents including the Roman Catholic Church and figures like William Randolph Hearst and La Follette.
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Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
Lyric Hall
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Milwau
Berger
America
Austria
Hungary
New York
Philadelphia
Tim Sullivan
Dave Rove
Charley Murphy
William R. Hearst
Wisconsin
Senator la Follette
RIGO NAMED CO-RESPONDENT IN Emerson Divorce
Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum heard testimony in the Emerson divorce suit. Casper Emerson Jr., Philadelphia artist, accuses his wife Kathryn M. Emerson of infidelity with gypsy violinist Jansci Rigo, who eloped with Princess Chimay. Lawyer John H. Freese testified to Mrs Emerson living as Mrs Rigo near Harlem Casino where Rigo performed.
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Supreme Court
Insanity Defense in Horn Divorce Trial at Rockaway Beach
Kathleen Horn faces an absolute divorce suit filed by William O. Horn with insanity as the defense. Benjamin F. Einstein represents him as witnesses link Mrs Horn to Bloomingdale Asylum and manic depressive symptoms surface. Theodore Roosevelt Jr will wed Eleanor Alexander in a June 2 ceremony at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church with a special car planned for travel.
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William O. Horn
Supreme Court
Newburger
Benjamin F. Einstein
Horn
Rockaway Beach
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
L. I
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Manhattan
Eleanor Alexander
Long Island
Sagamore Hill
Amalgamated Copper Reports Full Stockholder Meeting
At the annual Amalgamated Copper Company meeting President Ryan outlined the full annual report. He noted low copper prices but record consumption and described the purchase of Clark properties to secure ore rights amid ongoing consolidation.
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Ryan
Amalgamated Copper Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Amalgamated
The
Stock Exchange
Sasaie Sresessbereoseceene
Clark
W. A. Clark
Mayor Gaynor Commends Edwards and Thompson for Service
Mayor Gaynor sent letters of commendation to Street Cleaning Commissioner Edwards and Water Commissioner Thompson. Edwards praised for parade display showing city pride. Thompson cited a $1,279,203 increase in water revenues for the first five months year to date.
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Gaynor
Edwards
Thompson
Mr. Edwards
William H. Edwards
New York
W. J. Gaynor
Henry 8. Thompson
Eng
Lincoln Memorial Road plan organized at Waldorf Astoria
The Lincoln Memorial Road Association of America formed to push a 72 mile Lincoln Highway from Washington to Gettysburg. It would be 200 feet wide with an estimated cost of 2.5 million dollars. Government funding sought, officers include Truman Newberry as president and Samuel Hill as vice president.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Washington, D. C
Gettysburg
Penn
United States
Senate
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
House
Lincoln
Congress
Truman Newberry
Detroit
Secretary of the Navy
Samuel Hill
Seattl
James T. McCleary
Mankato
Minn
Robert A. G. Smith
This City
Consul Halts German Girl Anne Marie Rodenck Detained
A German woman Marie Rodenck arrived aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam and was detained at the request of the German consul. She faced concerns amid racial tensions but proved capable and educated. Rodenck plans for probable release today after testimony of funds from a Rhine vineyard.
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Marie Rodenck
Nieuw Amsterdam
Sr. A. Hunton
Miss Rudenck
Miss Rodenck
Rhine
Oats in Transit Case Defeats Canadian Pacific
The Board of United States General Appraisers rules against Canadian Pacific Railway in a duty dispute over oats shipped from the United States to Canada via Lowelltown Maine. The goods were entered for consumption, not transit, and the collector’s duty assessment stands. The protest is overruled.
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Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Board of
United States General Appraisers
Canada
United States
Lowelltown
Forest
Forest City
New Brunswick
Bangor
Waite
Fight on Elevated Between Passenger and Guard Ends in Fine
Antonio Picolio a fruit dealer of 421 East 223d Street clashed with Third Avenue elevated guard David Winkler after smoking on a southbound train. They fought from station to station until Special Policeman O Connell intervened at 149th Street and Picolio was fined five dollars in Night Court.
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223D Street
Third Avenue
174Th Street
David Winkler
Winkler
149Th Street
O'Connell
Picolio
Krotel
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