Whitney Reveals Metropolitan Deal Behind Street Railway Lease
In Supreme Court testimony, Isidor Wormser Jr seeks to block Metropolitan Street Railway lease to Interurban Company. William Whitney describes debt burden, Vreeland leadership strain, Kuhn Loeb financing, and a plan to back the merger to raise funds, plus the roles of Ryan, Schiff, and others in the contested syndicate.
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Supreme Court
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Metropolitan Street
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Amorning
Vreeiana
Mrs Skene Remarries in Catskills Honeymoon
Mrs. Skene widow of Dr. Alexander J. Skene has remarried to Marshall Emery. The couple wed about two months ago in Manhattan and are said to stay at the Skene summer home at High Mount in the Catskills. Emery is an architect with offices at 68 Bible House Manhattan. Mrs. Emery is about fifty. Mr. Emery is about ten years younger.
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Trolley Crash in Tunnel in Manhattan Injures Several
Two south bound Madison Avenue cars collided in the Thirty-ninth Street Park Avenue tunnel morning wrecking both vehicles and injuring several occupants. Ambulances from Flower Roosevelt and Bellevue Hospitals were not needed. Motorman Thomas Tommino of 107 Halsey Street Brooklyn drove his car into a stopped train. Witnesses say he jumped off without cutting power. Passenger Daniel O Connor at 124th Street and Eighth Avenue suffered cuts from flying glass. Tracks cleared quickly from a repair shop at Thirty fourth Street. No arrests.
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Crowded car collides with truck in Williamsburg
A collision between a Reid Avenue car in Williamsburg and a five ton Scranton Lehigh Coal Co truck at Broadway and Manhattan Avenue injured at least a dozen people, four seriously. The car carried sixty passengers under motorman Patrick Whalen. Henry Meyers and John Behan drove the truck onto the tracks.
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Lot Putnam Avenue
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L732
Pacific Street
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Behan
Health officers shifted in city department reshuffle
Four health officials were moved last Monday prompting unease among remaining staff. Dr Joseph H Raymond arrived in Brooklyn on Friday to learn he must report Monday to Manhattan headquarters to relieve Assistant Sanitary Superintendent Bensil, who was reassigned to Broken. Other changes involved Dr Freder lyn, Dr Jewett, and Dr Blauveit in Brooklyn and Queens.
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Girl Dies After Roadside Assault Near Wilmington
In Wilmington Delaware on June 16 17 year old Helen S Bishop daughter of Reverend E A Bishop superintendent of Ferris Industrial School died from injuries after a knife attack on a public road yesterday George White a Black man charged with the crime was arrested on a nearby farm but died before identification could be made A knife matching the weapon was claimed by White's employer as belonging to the accused White was moved from the jail to the county workhouse near the scene The Bishop family had moved from McKean Pennsylvania six weeks earlier
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Erie County
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Rates Fight at Central Passenger Association Meeting
Chicago June 16 Special to the New York Times Central Passenger Association members vow to curb rate cutting. Nickel Plate and West Shore officials admit misapprehension and pledge no tickets from allied roads below agreed fare. The group orders uniform pricing for Chicago to St. Paul and eastern destinations, with notices sent to road managers.
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Campbell Robbed Again Watch Locket and Diamond Stud Stolen
Ex Representative Campbell laments a string of thefts on Grand Street after losing a $250 watch and diamond locket along with a $600 diamond stud. He criticizes East Side street crime and notes pocket pickers train thieves in the area as hes left with nothing.
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Assemblyman in raid on Bowery poolroom ensnares fifty seven
Fifty seven prisoners were taken in a raid yesterday afternoon on an alleged poolroom at 171 Bowery near Rivington Street. Only two were held. Assemblyman Isidor Cohn was present as counsel. Escape devices included a rope, spike, and ladder leading to Chrystie Street yard. Suspects named were John Raymond of Forsyth Street and Max Cohn, who claimed to be a bar fixtures dealer.
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Forsyth Street
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Pastor silent on wedding in Jersey City church
The Rev. Elmer W. Fulper of English Evangelical Church of Our Saviour plans a two to three week absence for a summer wedding. Rev. John E. Heindel will cover during the absence and then Fulper and Miss Sadie Bassard of Martine Creek Pa. will wed with a local minister officiating.
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Church of Our Saviour
Jersey City
John E. Heindel
Fulper
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Iadkie
Sheldon declines county Republican presidency after White House invitation
George R. Sheldon left New York for Washington to meet President Roosevelt about leading the county Republican Committee. He stated he has declined the presidency, saying he cannot assist the effort and would not make further business sacrifices. If the White House does not name a head today, the county meeting tomorrow will lack a choice.
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New York
Washington
Roosevelt
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Murphy Denies Meeting Thayer and Olney Report
Charles F. Murphy, leader of Tammany Hall, denies a Worcester report he met Representative John R. Thayer and discussed Richard Olney. He states the tale is imaginative, says he did not commit on Olney and only discussed politics jokingly, while in Worcester for his nephew’s Jesuit college commencement.
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Tammany Hall
Worcester
Mass
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Murphy
Richard Olney
Tammany
Thayer
Olney
Jesuit College
John J. Murphy
New Jersey Trolley Plans Unveiled At Conference
At a meeting with the Jersey City Board of Trade General Manager W W Wheatley outlined plans to improve trolley service. Transfers between lines were urged and through cars to meet public needs were discussed. Wheatley said a new power house would be built, 120 new cars ordered, and service enhancements expected by next winter.
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Public Service Corporation
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Pass Bill to License Coal Dealers
Boston June 16 The House of Representatives passed to be engrossed by a vote of 1105 to 52 a bill requiring all coal dealers in the state to be licensed.
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