No Plea for Mercy in Morse Appeal
Charles W. Morse faces a four teen year sentence after his conviction for offenses against the National banking law as his lawyer Martin W. Littleton argues before Judges Lacombe Ward and Noyes in the U S Court of Appeals. Littleton contends Morse manipulated loans through the National Bank of North America to profit the bank and challenges the government’s charges of falsification and misapplication while insisting there was no intent to defraud.
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Martin W. Littleton
Charles W. Morse
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Morse
National Bank of North America
Lacombe, Ward
Noyes
United States Circuit Court
Atlanta
Littleton
United States
Stimson
Schwab
Gates
John F. Carroll
Commission
Bank of North America
Pntroller
Mr. Littleton
American Ice Securities Company
Carroll
Davidson Brown
Primrose & Braun
Catherine Gelshennan
Gelshennan
R. M. Thompson
Calvin Austin
Philip Britt
Wardee
Proceedings in Morse case drift through extended arguments
The text records legal debate with references to Morse and Mr. Littleton, noting no criminal statute clearly fits the action and suggesting possible civil liability. Judge deliberations and government counsel Stimson’s ongoing argument are noted as of late yesterday afternoon, with continuation expected.
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Jack
Morse
Littleton
Carnival on the Bridge lights up Queensboro Plaza
Carnival day on the Queensboro Bridge in Long Island City drew crowds as autos and a ferris wheel entertained visitors. A Tuesday hunt begins from Manhattan at 8 AM with 200 stations across three counties. prizes total 520 and notable entrants include William K. Vanderbilt Jr and John D Crimmins. No games at Ravenswood due to lack of funds.
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Queensboro Bridge
Long Island City
Manhattan
Bridge
Queens
Nassau
Suffolk
Long Island City Bridge Plaza
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
John D. Crimmins
Clorence Mackay
Commodore Bourne
Queensboro Bridge Plaza
Ravenswood
Cone
Runaway Tenny horse dies after East River plunge
Frightened by a siren, the Tenny horse belonging to a Broadway department store owner bolted through Harlem and wrecked two men before leaping into the East River near the 120th Street pier, ending in tragedy.
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Tenny
Madison Square Garden
Broadway
Harlem
East River
120Th Street Pier
Silver-haired pair obtain license to wed in Westfield affair
A 71 year old widower James Brown Hazelton and 76 year old Ellen Van Deusen Hazelton applied for a marriage license in New York City. Neighbors say Hazelton is among Westfield Mass wealthiest citizens and the couple are related by marriage though they claim no blood relation. The will of William Pierson Hazelton left a fortune to relatives and to a Stockton library, with bequests totaling about 800000 dollars.
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City Hall
James Brown Hazelton
Mill Street
Westfield
Mass
James B. Hazelton
William Pierson Hazelton
Madison Avenue
Robert M. van Deusen
City Hall Plaza
Broadway
Ellen van Deusen
Hazelton
Stockton
Cal
James
Thomas
Henry Hazelton
James R. Hazelton
William M. Smith
James Hazelton
New Y York Times
Merchants guarantee value of stamps with low prices
A long standing merchant group guarantees redemption of a full stamp book for 2.50. The sellers offer to redeem in goods or premiums, with prices that rival or beat those in New York stores, underscoring trust and favorable value.
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New York
Hazelton’s marriage plan stirs talk in Mill Street
A widowish nurse, twenty years younger than Mr. Hazelton, spurs rumors as he, a wealthy widower past 50, contemplates an alliance with his first wife’s niece who is even younger. The housekeeper notes he is away and uncertain about his return.
Aeroplane Tests Near Morris Park and Curtiss Arrival
Aeronautic Society members inspected the Curtiss aeroplane at Morris Park race grounds for preliminary tests planned over the old course early this week. Glenn H Curtiss is expected today with eight previous two mile flights at Hammondsport. Wilbur R Kimball tested his eight propeller craft but a small part broke delaying a planned trial. If conditions improve, Kimball will retry today. The society plans aerial exhibits on Saturday June 26.
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The
Aeronautic Society
Morris Park
Curtiss
Glenn H. Curtiss
Hammondsport
N. Y
Wilbur R- Kimball
Kimball
Dinner Honors Solomon I Wolf on 50th City College Graduation
A banquet in Reisenweber's ballroom honored Solomon I Wolf ex President of City College on the fiftieth anniversary of his graduation. About a hundred guests attended and a life size portrait by Charles E Lydecker was presented by toastmaster Edward Lauterbach. Notable attendees included Dr John H Finley now City College president and several professors and alumni.
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Solomon I.’ Wolf
The
City College
Reisenweber’s
Mr. Wolf
Charles E. Lydecker
Edward Lauterbach
John H. Finley
Lewis S. Burchard
Alfred &. Compton
Frederick Dichnar
Adolph Werner
Ernest Ilgen
Lewis F. Mott
William McGuckin
William Fox
Ulrich H. Man
William Campbell
Newport's Rich Taxpayers Face 1909 Assessments
Special to The New York Times from Newport Rhode Island June 14 tax assessors finish 1909 work keeping the 13 per 1 000 rate. Real estate value tops 36 4 million. personal property 50 0 million. Notable taxpayers include Mrs Vanderbilt Edward Berwind Mrs Belmont and many Newport residents as residents and co trustees shift tax status and amounts.
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
Summer Colony
Vanderbilt
O. H. P. Belmont
Edward J. Berwind
H. McK. Twombly
John R. Drexel
W. W. Astor
Arthur Curtis James
Illiam. Astor Heirs
Pembroke Ones
James P. Kernochan
Stuyvesant Fish
Enry Clews
George Henry Warren
William Watts Sherman
James J. van Alen
Eleanor T. Beeckman
R. Livingston Beeckman
Natalie Bayard Brown
Josephine F. Bruguiere
I. Townsend Burden
Josephine W. Livermore
Caseau
Pinard
Lorillard Spencer
Charles L. F. Robinson
George S. Scott
Henry A. C
Linda Lee Thomas
William B. Leeds
New York
Leeds
H. Mortimer Brooks
Loeb Appoints Private Secretary in Customs Service
Collector Loeb selects Frederick A. Collins of New York as private secretary replacing Richard A. Sherman who resigned to pursue business in Utica. Sherman is the son of Vice President Sherman.
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Loeb
Frederick A. Collins
New York
Customs Service
Richard A. Sherman
Sherman
Utica
Underprice Basement Specials Offer Bargains
A bustling summer sale expands space yet remains crowded with shoppers. The basement offers deep cuts on boys overalls at 24c and wash suits 49c, plus remnant table linens in Mercerized Damask and Pure Irish Linen options with several yard-lengths and prices noted.
Stylish two piece suits in imported Shantung and white fabrics
Three descriptions detail men's two piece suits including imported Shantung silk three button sack models with cuffed trousers and belt loops priced at 23.75. White flannel single and double breasted suits, quarter lined with white mohair, priced 14.75 and 15.75. White serge suits feature hair line silk stripes and mohair trimming priced 17.75.
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Shantung
Boys’ Wash Suits Specials Highlight Young Wardrobe
A collection of boys wash suits in Galatea madrases linen and madras with sailor collars or military trim offered at sale prices. Sizes range from 2½ to 16 years with values up to 4 dollars. Special prices include 1.29 1.98 and 2.89.
Embroideries at Reduced Prices for Ladies Garments
Reduction sale on embroidered hemstitched edgings and lace trims in muslin and nainsook fabrics. Hemstitched edgings 2 to 4 inches wide priced at 5c to 12c per yard. muslin shirt waist fronts in eyelet and blind effects at 79c per yard. Venise inserts at 49c per yard. Colored edgings and insertions offered 15c to 33c. colored flouncings 98c per yard.
Electric Goods Basement Sale Prices
Electric Fans 12 inch 110 volt 9.94 and 46 inch blade 12.24. Electric Irons five pound with cord 3.94. Electric Stoves 6 inch with cord 4.74. Items sold at marked down prices to show savings.
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Queensboro
Westfield, Mass
She
W.P. Hazelton
Ellen van
Deusen Hazelton
Oneill-Adams
O'Neill Building
Japan
Crex
6Th Ave
Curtiss Machine
Kimball Machine
Solomon I. Wolf
Brill Clothes
Brill
B. B
New England
N. Chambers St
Union Square
14Th St
N. B’way
125Th Street
Cor
3D Avenue
Cortlandt
Greenwich
R.t.Macy & Co
Buster Brown
R.H. Macy & Co
35Th St
Macy’s
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Macy
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