City Bonds Awarded In Major Sale Totals Reach 68 Million
Controller Metz released the full list of bidders in the $40 million bond sale. Kuhn, Loeb & Co. took the largest single award at 6.5 million, with Royal Bank of Canada among top purchasers. Corporate stock and assessment bonds were allotted to numerous banks and brokers, the total bids running about 68.8 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Royal Bank of Canada
Farson, Son & Co
Coffin & Co
Thomas Dwyer
Parkinson & Burr
Citizens’ Central Bank
New York
Hess & Hess
O’connor & Kahler
Mabon & Co
Arthur Lipper & Co
P. J. Doyle
Ce N. Harris
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co
William Saloman & Co
Susan Devin
Anton Horn
Sherman National Bank
John J. Gartland
Simon Borg & Co
J. S. Bache & Co
C. Martin
A. Sartorius
S. Kuhn & Sons
Latham, Alexander & Co
Ae Warren
Uriah Herrman
Beth Israel Hospital Building Fund
Farmers’. National Bank
Allentown
N. J
Walter E. Fellows
Isabel R. Hardine
Lee & Co
Leo J. Lehman
H. J. Prince
Edward A. Magee
Citizens’ Trust Company
Brooklyn
Benjamin B. Woog
First National Bank
Manchester
N. H
George 8. Sands
Samuel Lustig
Louis Davoust
Thomas E. H. Curtis
Nassau Trust Company
H. D. McGrane
Daniel Huber
Bank For Savings of the City of
Simons & Emanuel
Max Mayer
Rhoades & Co
Sara West Kakels
National City Bank
Nyack National Bank
Empire Trust Company
Benjamin F.kraft
Charlotte Grenlove
Eyer & Co
Earl
Sda
Charles T. Jaeger
Seligman Brothers
London
J. & W. Seligman & Co
Italian-American Trust Company
Gilg
Ace
Charles King
Blake Brothers & Co
Mechanics’ Bank
Andre Jacobi & Co
Harris, Winthrop & Co
H. J. Schoenau
Trust Company of America
Bankers’ Trust Company
Brighton German Bank Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Werner Brothers & Goldschmidt
Long Island Loan and Trust Co
B. I. Dodson
Joseph D. Marx
Chase National Bank
Miller, Roe & Hagan
Pupil Alcohol Reports Stir New York Health Fight
Health and Education departments reject Dr MacNicholl’s claim that 70 percent of 30 000 public school children drink alcohol and 71 percent have inherited disorders. Officials order a study of 10 000 Manhattan Bronx homes while Sage Foundation Gulick Ayres challenge the findings and the Board of Education deems the charges false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Departments of Health and Education
The
Children’s Society
Sage Foundation
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
Thomas Alexander MacNicholl
Darlington
MacNicholl
Bensel
Egeg
W. H. Maxwell
John J. Cronin
Cronin
Department of
Luther H. Gulick
Leonard Ayres
Victor Horsley
Dr. MacNicholl
New York Academy of Medicine
Victor
Vicar
Sasess
Aretha Tic Ghent
Aeatesiecr
Ayres
United States
New York
Maxwell
E. Fellows Jenkins
Mauretania Sets Daily Transatlantic Record Toward New York
The Mauretania raised the firm world best for a day’s run by a trans Atlantic liner to 673 nautical miles. Departing Queenstown for New York on June 6 the ship reported via wireless from Cape Race that it logged 673 miles by noon Monday June 7. The prior record was 671 miles set February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
New York
Cape Race
Ferry Franchises Granted by Sinking Fund Commission
The Sinking Fund Commission granted multiple ferry franchises and extensions. New Jersey and Staten Island Ferry Co. to operate from Shore Road Staten Island to Elizabethport New Jersey. Interborough Ferry Co. receives twenty five year extension for East Tenth Street Ferry at two percent annual rental. Long Island Railroad one year extension for Thirty fourth Street Ferry at two percent rental amid rumors of service discontinuation with Pennsylvania tunnels opening. Wilbur F. Steele awarded five year ferry franchise between Ocean Avenue Coney Island Bay and other points at two percent rent. Controller proposed fees to acquire old roadway Brooklyn ferry property, but decision deferred after President McGowan objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinking Fund Commission
New Jersey and
Staten Island Ferry Company
Shore Road
Richmond Terrace
Staten Island
Elizabethport
N.J
Interborough Ferry Company
East Tenth Street
Long Island Railroad
Thirty-fourth Street
Pennsylvania Tunnels
Queensboro Bridge
Wilbur F. Steele
Ocean Avenue
Eepshead Bay
On Bay
Brooklyn
McGowan
Mrs Magee’s Body Returns From Rome in Ship Koenig Albert
Mrs Eleanor Gillespie Magee widow of Christopher L. Magee of Pittsburg died in Rome on May 10. Her sister Mrs A Perley Pease of Massillon Ohio arrived on Koenig Albert with the body and refutes claims of improper medical care due to Christian Science beliefs. The body will be taken to the Maples in Pittsburg for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Line
Mediterranean
A. Perley Pease
Massillon
Ohio
Eleanor Gillespie Magee
Christopher L. Magee
Pittsburg
Women Teachers Reject Aid From Men in Pay Dispute
At a Board of Education meeting Miss Grace C Strachan president of the Interborough Association of Women teachers urged that women educators receive no help from men teachers or principals. The women’s group repudiated the men’s proposal to raise initial salaries from 600 to 720 dollars. The board also adopted the Braille system for public schools, praised by Helen Keller and Winifred Holt for the blind community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Grace C. Strachan
Interborough Association of Women Teachers
Miss Strachan
Association of Men
Interborough Association
Helen Keller
New York Point
Miss Keller
Winifred Holt
Henry Holt
The
Association For the Blind
Railroad Fights Order Over Harlem Yard Procedures
The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad petitions Supreme Court Justice Guy for certiorari to review a Public Service Commission order changing loading and unloading of manure in Harlem yards. The order followed citizen complaints and requires removing a platform, disinfecting ground, and paving with Belgian blocks for drainage. The railroad argues the commission exceeded its power and that the Board of Health should act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Supreme Court
Guy
Public Service Commission
Harlem
New Haven Road
Board of Health
Girl Sues Dentist for 15 000 Damages
Rose F. Keogh was named guardian ad litem for Rose Bittner in a breach of promise suit against Dr. Frank Hawley of this city. Bittner, 20, alleges Hawley asked her to marry him then revealed he was already married. The suit seeks 15 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley
Rose F. Keogh
Guardian Ad Litem
eEueeny Court
Guy
Rose Bittner
Frank Hawley
Miss Bittner
McKeeswort
Penn
Salter Sons suit over $1112 attachment meets Guttman counterclaim
Attorney Samuel B Pollak announced a counter claim of $6000 by Henry Guttman against Samuel L Salter Sons in the attachment case over a $1112 debt. Guttman is in Europe on vacation and will return soon. John Bonser, elevator operator at Harmonie Club, 4 East Sixtieth Street and father of Detective John Bonser Jr., was killed last night after falling from his elevator between the fourth and sixth floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Stephano
Hoboken
N. J
Tessie
Millie
Pasquale Genuario
Adams Street
Stephano
Gennario
Genuario
Ayes
Sergio Borrone
Samuel B. Pollak
Samuel L. Salter
John Bonser, Jr
Central Office
Listings of Fines and Property Addresses
A scanned listing shows multiple individuals and firms with monetary amounts beside street addresses. Names include Oscar Roemer Johnson Oswald Co Rosie Rossitta Trifling Samuel Hoffman George Clouse Otto Kilner M Marricome Malamoth R Van Dusen Boston Excelsior Company with sums ranging from $25 to $1000 and a large $500 at Pier 28 East River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M
Stanton St
Oscar Roemer
Pearl St
Johnson Oswald Co
West 15Th St
Kurlin & Greger
Monroe St
Rosie Rossitta
East 25Th St
Plate & Dietz
Stanton &J
Samuel Hoffman
Brook
George Clouse
Montgomery St
D. Hiller
Park
E. A
Manice
Taipei Gate
West 45Th St
Otto Kilner
First
M. Marricome
West 24Th St
Delancey St
O Malamoth
East 96Th St
R. van Dusen
Great Jones St
Excelsior Hat Co
Pier
East River
Boston Excelsior Company
Mayor Busy with Duffy Case Faces New Charges
The mayor meets with police officials including Inspector McCafferty and Acting Captain Kahne amid the Duffy case while Gen. Bingham denies resigning. A report claims an incident of hazing delinquent officers prompted new charges filed with the mayor by The Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCafferty
Apt. Kahne
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Duffy
Kuhne
Clarke
Kings County
Sinking Fund Commission
Gen. Bingham
Bingham
Women Demand Return of Photos From Rogues Gallery
Mrs. Annie Jacobson and Mrs. Pearl Joffey sought the return of their photos and measurements held by police in the Rogues Gallery. They argued the practice violates new law and damaged reputations after two suspects were jailed on a purse theft case and later exonerated by a Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Court of Special Sessions
Annie Jacobson
Pearl Joffey
Rogues’ Gallery
Jacobson
West 115Th Street
Joffey
East 114Th Street
Oscar Miskend
Division Street
Tey
Barlow
Pre Ees
Oscar Misenee
Judge Acquits Waiter in Concealed Weapon Case
Judge Malone in General Sessions instructed the jury to acquit John Wellhauser a waiter at Pfister's Hotel after finding Policeman John Williams testimony less plausible than the defendant's. Wellhauser testified Williams changed to plain clothes, dined with a woman, and threatened him before the arrest. The judge ordered two minutes of the case sent to Commissioner Bingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
John Wellhauser
West Thirteenth Street
Pfister
Third Avenue
John Williams
Morrisania
Wellhauser
Williams
Fey
Hheir
Bingham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uarantyny
Hanover National Bank
Halle & Stieglitz
Keech, Loew & Co
Sternberger, Linn & Co
Joseph L. Buttenwieser
D. Eldridge
National Park Bank
Spencer Trask & Co
Werris & White
Kissel, Kinnicutt & Co
Fairville
N. Y
Citizens’ Central National Bank
Rose Heymen
Ian A. Colby
Herbert E. Colby
Hartshorn, Bogert & Patie
Arnold L. Oppenheim
F. S. Smithers & Co
John A. Fitzsimmons
Clarence E. West
En A. Bedell
Cambridge Trust Company
Chester
Townsend Scott & Son
H. H. Walker & Co
Walter Morrow
Schafer Brothers
Flatbush Trust Company
Henry Herbert Tompkins
Dominick & Dominick
William E. Lauer & Co
Henry Backebrandt
Grocker & Fisher
Palisades Trust and Guaranty Company
Warner & Co
Cumings & Marckwald
Blake Brothers & C
Frank H. Cath & Co
Morton Ust Company
Robert AD. Chriskey & Co
Otis & Hough
Sysea
Mmate & Co
E. W. Watkins
Emile de Planque
Kraus Brothers& Co
Myron S. Falk
George Rosenthal
Mary M. McKelvey
Percy C. Crocker
WN. H. Heyman
Fred C. Moritz
Otto Rillo
John Riexinger
Dorus Healy
Suey S. Harde
Udley S. Hardle
Moffat & White
Flamdan
Ax Lehman
Chemical National Bank
Gilbert, Mott & Co
M. P. Levy
Earwice & Co
Mackay & Co
Foster & Lounsbury
Harry Horn
Josephine Hulfis
John J.gartland
Patrick J. Mulvihill
Max Lewy
Margaret A. McCoy
Guaranty Trust Company
Hunyadi
Janos
Father’s Bank
DR. Bensel
Mauretania
Mrs. Magee
Railroad
Straw Hat Edition
de Luxe
China
Dey St
Houston St
28Th &T
36Th St
Beaver
Nassau St
Fulton St
City Hall
Arnheim
Broadway
Panamas
Chambers St
Philadelp
Hores
Fortieth St
East 23d St
Fourth Av
Earl & Wilson
Ripin’s
BON Voyage
Ripin & CO
Aerial Gardens
Cxge
Dressler
Bway
J. Hartley Manners Liberty
Robert
Hilliard
Jardin de Paris
Tiksrne
Ziegfeld’s
New Revue Follies
Nora Bayes
Academy of An Eerie
Sothern & Marlowe
Mississippi
Keith & Proctor'’S
Ath Ave
St. Mat
25 & Roc
Prescelle
Bert Leslie & Co
Millman Trio
Frank Morrell
Sue Smith
Alhambra
al Leech & Rosebuds
Fenton, Avery& Hart
J. Corbett & Co
Billy Clifford
Eden Musee
Fototone
Qletto ” Opera
Rigoletto
S. Mata
Oonene
Bose Eee Vitae
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Nderwear
Gotham American Hosiery Co
B.V.D
Moe Levy & Co
Walker St
New York St
Herald-Square
Weis Seca
Ettereot
CasimoTe
People
Sames Powers
Havana
Morrow
West Pointing
R’way
George Fawcett
John Ganton
Tues
Suse the
Motor Girl
Mate
Edwards
Marine Elliott
Cea
Daly
Empire
Charles Wyndham
Mary Moore
London Co
Hubert Henry Davies
GANDY
Anc Hudson
Madison Square Garden
Monster Musical
Nort Federation OF Singing Soci
Madisonuare
Luna Park
Coney Islands
Great Music
Eve Wm. Hodge Ge “the
Man From Home
Mrs
North Beach
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