Jerome's Defense Goes to Governor in High Court Fight
Jerome's defense to three charges from William F. King's committee is sent to Gov. Hughes. The district attorney denies wrongdoing in seeking Thomas's aid against Morse, explains luncheon and dice episode, and asserts no personal motive. He details suspicions about Thomas, Davy, Lauterbach, and Montgomery, and outlines actions to secure potential State's evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Hughes
William F
Davy
Edward Lauterbach
E. R. Thomas
Grand Jury
Thomas
Delmas
Pontin
William R. Montgomery
Hamilton Bank
Nathan Vidaver
Montgomery
Hii
H.R. Thomas
C. W. Morse
Morse
Karl Decker
Decker
State
Judge Davy
Hich Lauterbach
Three Broadway Stores Change Uptown Tore Location
Notices readers that three Broadway stores at 258 842 1302 operate near Warren Street 13th Street and 34th Street with a relocation from S2nd Street to the northeast corner of 84th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Uptown
S2nd St
N. E
84Th St
32Nd St
N. E. Corner
Central’s Summer Schedule Expands NY Central Trains
The New York Central timetable expanded effective Sunday June 21 adding trains with Pullman sleeping and day coaches to the Adirondacks Thousand Islands Saratoga Lake George Green Mountains and Montreal. The Northern and Western express will be shortened by over an hour with departure from New York at 11 20 P M daily and arrival in Buffalo at 11 A M offering late night service to Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo. Additional service via Harlem Division to the Berkshires and a buffet RAS car on the Pittsfiel North Adams afternoon train are noted along with more express runs to Lake Mahopac shortening trip times to about one hour and forty five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Adirondack Mountains
Thousand Islands
Saratoga
Lake George
Green Mountains
Montreal
Northern and Western Express
New York
Buffalo
Utica
Syracuse
Rochester
Berkshires
Harlem Division
Pittsfiel
North Adams
Lake Mahopac
Everett House to Be Torn Down for Office Tower
The Everett House at Union Square will be demolished to make way for a twenty story office building after fire era closure. Bought in February 1907 for 850000 by Century Realty, Alliance Realty, and Otter Brothers, the hotel opened in 1853 with famed guests including Prince Edward, King Edward, Prince Henry, and notable figures such as Buchanan Beauregard Salvini Cushman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett House
Union Square
Fifth Avenue
Sinclair
Everett
Century Realty Company
Alliance Realty Company
Otter & Brother
Century Company
Edward Everett
King Edward
Prince of Wales
Prince
Prince Henry of Battenberg
Duchess of Marlborough
President Buchanan
Gen. P. T. Beauregard
Salvini
Charlotte Cushman
Underfed Children Questioned by Board of Education Panel
A special committee of the Board of Education questioned eleven district principals about alleged child underfeeding on the Lower East Side. Principals said reports of widespread suffering were greatly exaggerated though some underfed cases exist. The panel, led by Higgins, Bruce, and Kanzler, met at School 65 and will reconvene with settlement workers summoned to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower East Side
Board of Education
Higgins
Bruce
Kanzler
Eldridge
Forsyth Streets
Byth
East Side
Canal
Future of Fruit Traffic Alarmed by Baltimore Shift Plan
United Fruit Company officers in the city deny any plan to divert traffic from New York to Baltimore Timore. A Baltimore dispatch claimed a shift of business to Baltimore to cut freight rates. The company's local general manager said he had heard nothing and would expect to hear if true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fruit Company
New York
Baltimore
Unite Fruit Company
Philadelphia
Boston
West Indies
Mechanics and Traders Bank Set to Reopen Its Doors
Stockholders to meet as resumption appears probable by July 1 with capital cut from 2 million to 1 million and a plan to appoint three voting Trustees. Bank aims to obtain a 1 million loan from Equitable Trust and reorganize directors and bylaws.
Receivers Get 66500 Special to The New York Times
In Hudson New York June 16 the Supreme Court ordered the Brooklyn Bank and International Trust Company receivers to turn over the bank to stockholders by Saturday and reset to open Monday. Receivers fees include Bruyn Hasbrook 4000 and 19000, Charles M Higgins 19500, counsel James C Church and J Edward Swanstrom 10000 each, Dolson 4000, Goodwin Brown 13000, McLandhan 1100, Menken advised for stockholders with Brayton Ives James Cannon Erskine Hewitt named to Advisory Committee. The plan allows assets transfers and 600000 loan from Metropolitan Trust. Fees total 66500 to receivers and counsel, second only to Williamsburg Trust case in magnitude. The Knickerbocker Trust fees had been cut to 80000 from 400000. Home Bank of Brooklyn costs 666 under new state law. Charles A Ison 4000 previously Deputy AG later counsel criticized by Appellate Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics &Raders’' Bank
Justice Blanchard
Supreme Oart
Edward M. Grout
Jackon
State Banking Department
Supreme Court
Equitable Trust Company
Morgan J. O'Brien
William H. English
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Grout
O'Gorman
Equitable
New York Times
Hudson
N.Y
Betts
Brooklyn Bank
International Trust Company
Bruyn Hasbrook
Charles M. Higgins
James C. Church
J. Edward Swanstrom
Charles A. Dolson
Goodwin Brown
He and McLandhan
Mr. Menken
Metropolitan Trust
Knickerbocker
Williamsburg Trust Company
Home Bank of
Brooklyn
Charles A. Ison
Arch
Lost property registry ad in Times Building text
Lost property registry notice appears in Times Building. Advertisements accepted at American Telegraph branches and 60 agencies in Greater New York. Telephone 1000 Bryant. Page 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mmnes
Times
American District Telegraph Company
Greater
Bryant
Straus Milk Depots Open In New York
Nathan Straus marks the sixteenth year of pasteurized milk service with seventeen depots and a new milk laboratory planned at 348 East Thirty-second Street. The program expands to Tompkins Park and includes multilingual staff at stations. Dr. Arthur Randolph Green reports improvements in infant health from pasteurized milk and potential home visits for ill children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Straus
East Thirty-second Street
Avenue C
Arthur Randolph Green
Tompkins Park
Macdougal Street
Fifty-ninth Street
Police Commissioner orders weekly felony reports
Police Commissioner Bingham has sent race track laws to all officers and demands weekly precinct reports on felony and misdemeanor arrests and case dispositions. He referenced four gamblers discharged by Magistrate Moss from a West Forty-first Street raid and emphasized tighter oversight at Police Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
West Forty-first Street
Moss
Police
Shakes Up Court Policemen in Brooklyn Shuffle
Police Commissioner Bingham after a conference with Deputy Commissioner Baker announces a broad shake up in Brooklyn Magistrates' courts transferring every policeman from precinct duty to court duty. Longtime precinct officers will fill court roles while magistrates may gain court attendants through a future appropriation request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Baker
Brooklyn
Board of Estimate
Hoyt to be Justice of the Court of Special Sessions First Division
Mayor McClellan announced the appointment of Franklin Chase Hoyt as Justice of the Court of Special Sessions First Division to fill the late Justice John M. McKean’s unexpired term through July 1, 1909 at a $9,000 salary with right to seek a full ten year term. The New York Diet Kitchen appeals for funds to provide pure milk to sick babies tubercular and ill patients in hot tenements during summer. Mrs. Henry Villard president and Mrs. William P. Northrup secretary head the drive with Dr. Ernst J. Lederle among medical board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
Franklin Chase Hoyt
Court of Special Sessions
John M. McKean
New York
Henry Villard
William P. Northrup
Joseph W. Tilton
East Seventy-second Street
Ernst J. Lederle
Mrs. Fahr Wins 9000 in Jersey City Rail Crash Suit
Ida Fahr of Essex Street Hackensack and her husband won 6000 and 3500 respectively in suits against the Susquehanna and Western Railroad for injuries from a February 1907 crash when a passenger train hit a Pennsylvania freight car at Marion Junction Jersey City. Mrs. Fahr testified in a wheelchair, unable to walk since the accident. Sage Gifts 15000 to Y M C A for Long Island Railroad branch building. Russell Sage has raised her gift to 100000 covering the entire building cost at the corner of Borden and West Avenues Long Island City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Navy Department notices and station movements
The United States Navy announces Captain J C Castner will visit Saint Paul and Spokane twice each in 1908 to inspect Fort Yellowstone building materials. Major L M Fuller heads to Sandy Hook for ordnance design. Lieut Commander C M McCormick assumes Albatross command. Commands change as M Johnstone moves Galveston, Hodges detaches, and two shipyard personnel seek Mare Island hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. C. Castner
Cartermaster
Quartermaster
Fort Yellowstone
Wyoming
St. Paul
Minn
Spokane
Wash
L. M. Fuller
Ordnance Department
Sandy Hook Proving Ground
N. J
C. M. McCormick
M. Johnstone
Galveston
B. W. Hodges
Boatswain
R. C. Mehllens
Naval Hospital
Mare Island
Cal
Carpenter B. W. Witson
Carpenter J. Burke
Yankee
Navy moves and sailings announce Pacific Fleet cruise
Arrivals include Morris and Montgomery at Newe port Colorado and Pennsylvania Bremere ton North Carolina Guantanamo and others at Mare Island Light. Sailed Birmingham from Guantanamo to Boston and Des Moines from Havana to Guantanamo. The New Hampshire departs navy yard New York June 30 for Quebec via Newport to observe Champlain anniversary. On Aug 24 First Squadron Pacific Fleet plus Charleston Solace and eight destroyers sail from San Francisco to Honolulu then return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris and Montgomery
Neweport
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Bremereton
North Carolina
Guantanamo
Tennessee
California
South Dakota
Washington
Mare Island Light
Birmingham
Boston
Des Moines
Havana
New Hampshire
Navy Yard
New York
Quebec
Newport
Chamlain
Pacific Fleet
Charleston
Solace
San Francisco
Honolulu
Great Dane Escapes Then Returns After Rabies Treatment
Thor the Great Dane, bitten by a mad dog in Oyster Bay, fled the Pasteur Institute ambulance route, but a Times ad led to his recapture. He is back at the Pasteur Institute receiving antitoxin to stave hydrophobia. John McDonald of the Bronx, who found the dog, is lauded yet relieved to be rid of the animal.
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Thor
Pasteur Institute
New York
J. S. Hall
Oyster Bay
F Rev. W. & Powers
New York Veterinary Hospital
Twenty-fifth Street
Sixth Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Hall
TIMES
John McDonald
Forest Avenue
Bronx
Bowery
Division Street
McDonald
Albers
THE
West Twenty-fifth Street
Yvvn
Dr. Hall
Meonald
Thor Wis
Father Powers
Major
Fort Schuyler
Frohwitter
Note swindle trials begin in General Sessions
The first of the note swindle trials started this morning before Judge Foster. Big Bill Hoster, a proker, faces charges of defrauding Staten Island butcher August Schweikert out of several thousand dollars in notes. Subsequent trials include Regulus Shippy, Charles Barry, and John Gundlach on similar offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindleberger
McConville
Nelson
Foster
Big Bill
Hoster
Regulus Shippy
Charles Barry
John Gundlach
New York City and Borough Business Directories Issued
Trow's new business directories cover New York City and the Manhattan plus Bronx boroughs. They list all active traders by trades and professions and include street and avenue directories for Manhattan and the Bronx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trow
New York City
Manhattan
Bronx
Despondent 19-Year-Old Kills Himself in New York Home
Charles Jacobs, 19, shot himself yesterday at his grandmother Rebecca Goldstein’s home at 1400 Fifth Avenue. His mother, who had just returned from shopping, attempted to jump from a window but was restrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jacobs
Rebecca Goldstein
Fifth Avenue
Name list appears in OCR fragment from historical page
Fragmentary OCR presents a sequence of names and initials including Charles H Allen Dumont Clarke Samuel P Colt R C Leffingwell James Parker William Street William Corcorane Water Johnston Levi P Morton Winthrop Rutherford Valentine P Snyder Joan Titlock Ustis. No clear event or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. H. Allen Dumont Clarke Samuel P. Colt
R. C. Leffingwell
James &, Parker
WilLiam A. Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Delmas
William Rontgomery
Theamilton Bank
Gans
Mr. Jerome
Rocers, Peer & Company
With Schlichten
Ramie Mesh
City Hall
Herald Square
Central
Fee Bank
Straus
Justice McKean
Wiil
F. C. Hoyt
Fahrs
UN’. ED Service
Army
the Navy
Dog
Pasteur
Hosier
Bill Brothers
Chambers S&t
Cortlandt ST
Greenwich
125Th Street
3B Avenue
Harlem
New City
T. M. Stewart
Ave
Isés
West 51St ST
Columbus
Broad and
Beaver Streets
California Fig Syrup CO
Hardman
19Th
Fulton St
Library Bureau Card and Filing Systems
Washington Life Insurance Company
Charles H. Allen
John Catlock
J. W
Ban Ve Water
Henry A. Baker
Chessere C. Fohnson 2d
K. RB. Bermilpe
Comptroller
New York Insurance Department
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Eeeeerce Seessereres
Eo Sohcaea
Ciene
Sseereceseeres
Balance Sebneget Ousedn Tb Sons Gegends
EA Gruda
Kcausast
UN Gan
Fae Wirssaned Sintican
Esse Ennteeee
Eeaeel
Richard Briites
Samuel B. Clarke
Paul Fuller
George M. Harp
Henry S. Herrman
Harry Payne Whitney
Board OF Directors
Ustis
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