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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1910

Page

7

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Kathleen Horn 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.

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.

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.

Lincoln Memorial Road Association of America 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.

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.

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.

Antonio Picolio 223D Street Third Avenue 174Th Street David Winkler Winkler 149Th Street O'Connell Picolio Krotel

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