Trusts Enthroned Says Untermyer Attacks Anti Trust
Samuel Untermyer criticizes prosecutors and Congress, saying the Sugar Trust and other monopolies escape enforcement while public attention shifts. He urges decisive action to curb criminal pools and calls for sustained public pressure to uphold the law. He notes past insurance scandals and warns of rising power of combines, urging crackdown.
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Samuel Untermyer
Adolph Segal
Sugar Trust
Segal
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Trust
Europe
John E. Parsons
Untermyer
Sugar Company
Congress
Wall Street
United States
Scrugham
Bank Teller Entemann Missing with Missing Funds
A Jefferson Bank teller named Entemann has disappeared with funds estimated to exceed 9000 dollars. Bank president Herman Broesel confirmed Entemann’s absence and possible theft, noting the Houston Street branch holds about 25000 in deposits, with roughly 9000 missing. Entemann, 16 years with the bank, lives in Coney Island with his mother and sister. Detectives led by Capt. Palmer search for him.
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Jefferson Bank
Herman Broesel
Entemann
Houston Street
Coney Island
Senator Gardner Fires On French Trawler Off Quero Bank
Gloucester schooner Senator Gardner and a French steam trawler clashed near Quero Bank. Captain Nelson fired two rifles at the trawler as it cut American lines. the rail was splintered but no injuries or major damage reported. Longstanding tensions between steam trawlers and hand-line fishermen are cited as the cause.
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North Sydney
C. B
Gloucester
Mass
Senator Gardner
Quero Bank
Nelson
Gardner
Omaha Bride May Naudain Weds New York Banker
Charles Henry George of Flower & Co. New York married May Naudain Omaha native at her uncle E V Lewis home. Best man Walter Reid Callender of Providence. ushers include Robert H. Gay and W F Forepaugh plus several others. They plan a honeymoon in New York then Europe and will reside there, gifts include a diamond bracelet and diamond necklace.
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New York Times
Omaha
Neb
Charles Henry George
Flower & Co
New York
May Naudain
Miss Naudain
E. V. Lewis
Walter Reid Callender
Providence
R. 1
Robert H. Gay
W. F. Forepaugh
Mr. Eagle
George Nixon
Chicago
Clark Rosencrantz
Milwaukee
George
Delano declines Taft offer to China post
Frederick A. Delano president of the Wabash Railroad says he will not become Minister to China. He cites lack of diplomacy training and his commitment to advancing the U S railroad department while serving the country in his current role.
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New York Times
Chicago
Frederick A. Delano
Wabash Railroad
China
Taft
Department of Railroads
Goodale Airship Smashed During Postcard Parade Flight
Frank W. Goodale, the young aeronaut, attempted a daytime ascent at Palisade Park across the Hudson from 130th Street. The tether snagged, gas was vented, and a gust drove the airship into a roller coaster. The craft tore, the balloon collapsed, and Goodale was crushed but survived with only bruises. He planned another ascent the next day.
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Palisade Park
Hudson
130Th Street
Frank W. Goodale
Goodale
Young Goodale
Balloon Massachusett s Flight Survives High Wind
In Pittsfield Massachusetts a heavy northwest wind nearly halted a planned ascent of the balloon Massachusetts. Charles J. Glidden of Boston gave up the trip and William Van Sleet became pilot. Crew members included W H Gannett of Augusta Sydney S Stowell of Pittsfield and Oscar R Hutchinson of Lenox. The balloon lifted at 4 57 PM and landed safely at West Springfield at 7 30 PM.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Massachusetts
Charles J. Glidden
Boston
William van Sleet
W. H. Gannett
Augusta
Sydneys. Stowell
Oscar R. Hutchinson
Lenox
West Springfield
Let Mallen Milk Be Horlicks Ideal Food Drink
The slogan proclaims Mallen Milk as Horlicks an ideal food drink. It promotes the product by linking it to Horlicks and appealing to a broad audience as a trusted beverage.
Brandenburg Trial for Larceny Began in Court
The grand larceny case against Broughton Brandenburg opened in the New York Supreme Court over a political article alleged to be forged and published by The New York Times. Mrs. Grover Cleveland testified on the signature, Hastings defended, and the district attorney argued Brandenburg used the ex president’s name to influence readers.
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Broughton Brandenburg
New York Times
Grover Cleveland
Supreme Court
Mr. Hastings
Cleveland
Hastings
TIMES
the Times
Brandenburg
California
Samuel Bell Thomas
Oswald N. Jacoby
Nott
Talesmen
Mr. Nott
United States
New York
THE
Finley
City College
Grand Jury
Jacoby
Times Sake Features Packed for Next Sunday
The Times urges readers to pick up news dealer copies today to ensure full access to all notable features planned for next Sunday's issue.
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Next Sunday
Times
Brandreth and Armstrong Married in Bedside Ceremony
In Monroe New York Ralph C Brandreth and Edith Hill Armstrong wed in a bed bound ceremony after their automobile crash near Monroe. Miss Martha McKay and chauffeur were in hospital with serious injuries as the couple planned a New York reception before recovering to honeymoon in Europe.
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New York Times
Monroe
N. Y
Ralph C. Brandreth
Bellport
L. I
Edith Hill Armstrong
West 106Th Street
New York City
Martha McKay
Sternbridge
Penn
Brandreth
Mr. Brandreth
Miss Armstrong
New York
W. R. Reisenhart
Miss McKay
Blue Mountain
Pennsylvania
E. P. Morse
Brooklyn
Morse
Woodhull
Mrs. Brandreth
Europe
Thomas C. Lovelace
Taormina
Oatch
Norfolk
American third wrangler hints at American winner
Cambridge report says L. J. Wordell of Philadelphia might have won senior wrangler if coached, finishing third. Trinity College accounts for fifty six senior wranglers, St John’s fifty five, with Darwin’s grandson among five tied for fourth.
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New Yorrk Times
London
Cambridge
New York Times
L. J. Wordell
Philadelphia
Wordell
P. J. Daniel
Trinity College
St. John’s
Charles Darwin
Deweys Madeira and Sherry Dinner Offer
Dewey family import line includes Madeira and Sherry before dinner. Listing appears under Mad H T Dewey and Sons Co at 188 Fulton Ve.
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Deweys Madeira & Sherry
H.T. Dewey & Sons Co
Fulton Ve
U S Steel Listing Plan for Paris Bourse Fails
Paris officials ruled the United States Steel listing unworkable under the Morgan plan. Legal concerns over Bankers Trust Company guarantees and perpetuity royalties raised doubts. Analysts cited rushed actions and cantankerous French tax law as key obstacles to listing in Paris.
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Herman Harjes
United States Steel
Paris
M. Marraud
M. Caillaux
Harjes
New York Times
France
M. de Verneuil
Bourse
Clemenceau
M. Pichon
M. Guillain
Bankers’ Trust Company of
New York
Bankers’ Trust Company
New York Trust Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan, Harjes & Co
Coulisse
Department of the Stock Exchange
Utah Copper
United States Rubber
Baby Dies After Trolley Accident in Newark
Tessie Deak three months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Deak of 8 West Street Newark, died at City Hospital after slipping from her mother in front of a trolley car. Mrs Deak, in hysteria, is in a serious condition.
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Tessie
John Deak
West Street
Newark
City
Deak
Blacksmith Aviator Survives 3500 Foot Plunge
Berwyn, Nebraska, June 15. V Sorenson, a blacksmith and amateur aviator, plunged 3500 feet in a self-built airplane after the rudder failed. He clung to the craft, struck ground in a cop, and was knocked senseless with bruises but revived shortly after.
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Berwyn
Neb
V. Sorenson
Sorenson
Harriman and Pallain Lunch In Paris Meeting
In Paris on June 15 Finance Minister Caillaux and Bank of France Governor Pallain hosted a luncheon with American financiers E. H. Harriman and James Stillman. Stillman will depart for America while Harriman heads to Vienna.
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Paris
Caillaux
M. Pallain
Bank of France
E. H. Harriman
James Stillman
Mr. Stillman
America
Mr. Harriman
Vienna
Government plans reconstruction of southern French towns
Paris June 15 The government outlines a plan to rebuild villages in earthquake struck southern France. It will fund part of the cost outright and offer easy loan terms for the remainder. President Failures has contributed $4,000, with other donations rolling in.
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Paris
France
Failires
Austrian envoy resigns as Austria Hungary seeks London change
Vienna reports Count Mensdorff has handed in his resignation as strained ties with Britain force a reshuffle. Marquis Pallavicini, then ambassador to Turkey, will succeed him as Austro-Hungarian ambassador to London.
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Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Great Britain
London
Count Mensdorff
Pallavicini
Turkey
Thieves Return $15,000 to Careless Duluth Owner
Mrs. George Shea of Duluth had reported to Seattle police on May 80 that $20,000 hidden under her bed had been stolen. A letter signed Two Thieves now says $5,000 was used to furnish their home and the remaining $15,000 was returned to the owner.
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Seattle
Washington
George Shea
Duluth
Failure to Launch Roswell H Lamson Destroyer
The destroyer Roswell H Lamson was not launched as scheduled at Cramp Shipyard Philadelphia. It slid halfway into the water and stuck on the ways awaiting the next high tide for release. The vessel measures 294 feet and carries 5 three inch guns 3 torpedo tubes and 2 small automatic guns.
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Philadelphia
Roswell H. Lamson
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
Henry&. Grove
The
Shipbuilding Corporation
Soldiers Inoculated In Typhoid Vaccine Test
Major Gilchrist, Sergt Fuller, Privates Ingram, Harrison, Goodman, Dowler and Acting Cook Daily volunteered for a typhoid fever vaccine test in Omaha. The men received injections and are expected to have fever and nausea for about forty eight hours. They will be observed and may receive additional injections at ten and twenty days.
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Omaha
Gilchrist
Sergi. Fuller
Schmidt, Ingram
Harrison
Goodman
Dowler
United States Army
Guest Overstayed Visit In WilkesBarre
Ellen McCloskey of New York overstayed a visit with her sister and brother in law Edward Miano in WilkesBarre. Miano filed a suit to recover $8 for one week’s board. She paid the amount and left town. She criticized her brother in law after the incident.
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New York
New York Times
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Edward Miano
Ellen McCloskey
Miano
Donohue
Young Elihu Root Jr Wins First City Court Case
Elihu Root Jr son of New York senator tried his first case in City Court yesterday and won defending the Interborough Rapid Transit Company in a suit by Tessie J Silverstein of Milburn New Jersey seeking 2000 dollars for alleged forcible ejection from a car. Several witnesses testified for the defense that the plaintiff was not in the car and bruises came from crowding as her father attempted to board with a large bundle.
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Elihu Root, Jr
United States
New York State
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Tessie J. Silverstein
Milburn
N.J
Taintiff
Memphis Special Train Arrives Amid June Schedule
Train service notes a Memphis special run on Saturday June 19 with arrival times listed for the New Orleans and Southern lines. The garbled text confirms a schedule detail for an evening departure around 8 25 P M and an arrival around 7 3 A M.
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Memphis
New P. R. R
Southern
Dali
Trials of Mrs Gould Fury and Courtroom Drama at Castle Gould
The ongoing separation trial of Mrs Viola Katherine Gould resumes before Supreme Court Justice Dowling. Howard Gould, absent from the stand, faces cross examination as four Castle Gould employees testify. Mrs Gould breaks down briefly over testimony about drinking and language. District Attorney Jerome’s courtroom presence sparks Thaw case chatter while Maurice Malloy testifies about Mrs Gould’s intoxication in June 1906 and subsequent incidents of confrontations and insults.
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Howard Gould
Viola Katherine Gould
Gould
Supreme Court
Dowling
Castle Gould
Clarence J. Shearn
de Lancey Nicoll
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C. H. George
Delano
Peking
Wabash President
Ness
Bride
R. C. Brandreth
U.S
Sisted
Desea
Nebraska
Harriman
Pallain
Him
Britain
Root
Butler
Mr. Nicoll
East Fifty-ninth Street
Dell
Charlotte Nicoll Western
Nicoll
Malloy
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