Morse Freed on $125000 Bail After Appeals Review
Charles W Morse, released on bail, left the federal building smiling as a crowd gathered at the south door. The bond list included 25 signers, with Morse to remain in the United States and surrender before the October term. The court noted the case's complexity and set bail at $125,000, pending the October term.
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Ian
Bae
Lacome
Morse
Lacombe
Shields
Maral Henkel
The
Ben Morse
Fifth Avenue
Joseph D. Carroll
William O. Allison
National Reserve Bank
Federal Building
Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
Lacombe, Coxe, and Noyes
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Charles W. Morse
Bank of North America
Warner van Vorden
Frank A. Munsey
R. R. Moore
Commercial Trust Company
Harvey E.fisk
Henry IF. Shoemaker
Augustus van Wyck
John D. Crimmins
E. C. Potter
W. H. Chesebrough
H.S. Kearney
Samuel Adams
James McCutcheon
E. R. Chapman
Hudson Trust Company
Henry S. Black
United States Realty and Improvement Company
George Crawford
James Talcott
Seth M. Milliken
W. O. Allison
Oakleigh Thorne
Trust Company of America
Charles H. de Witt
Alfred J. Cammeyer
William Bradley
James Bradley
James A. Lynch
Henry Steers
Frederick Wagner
Abraham IL. Lowenthal
Lowenthal
One Hundred Nominees Backed at Stormy Meeting
Felix M. Warburg Howard O. Wood William F. Wyckoff and others named as residents and voters in a city slate. The Committee of One Hundred adopts a platform pledging nonpartisan, economy minded candidates, city home rule, subway funding, and improved schools, parks, and administration.
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Felix M. Warburg
Manhattan
Howard O. Wood
Brooklyn
William F. Wyckoff
Queens
Lyons
Mr. Schwab
Henry Moskowitz
East Side
Committee of One Hundred
Minute Men Clash Over City Charter At Union Square Meeting
A mass meeting in Union Square debates city reform with calls for home rule and efficient government. Tension rises as Minute Men clash with police over the subway clause and the audience boos officials while rabbi Wise urges tougher action against the political machine.
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Rabbi Wise
Prof. Smith
O’sheel
Bedford
Beng
Legislators Visit Citizens' Union to Register Complaints
The Citizens' Union hosted legislators to register concerns over the recent Legislature's performance. About one-fifth of the New York delegation visited, many from Tammany, with plans to submit typewritten explanations of their votes for publication.
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The
Citizens’ Union
New York City
Binkerd
Union
New York
Tammany
Hinman-Green
Rubens Loss In Marsaline Church Fire
The historic Church of Marsaline in Namur Belgium was destroyed by fire today. A valuable Rubens once housed there is reported lost but details are still being confirmed.
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Namur
Belgium
Metz Defends Belmont Regime On Fourth Avenue Subway
Controller Metz accuses the Public Service Commission of political bias over the Fourth Avenue Brooklyn Subway and defends Belmont. He argues for prioritizing Broadway Lafayette route, cites cost risks from damages, and calls for city control via a broader system. A Brooklyn audience boos as debate grows tense.
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Metz
Palm Garden
Queens
Public Service Commission
Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn
August Belmont
New York
Belmont
Justice Gaynor
Interborough
Fourth Avenue Subway
South Brooklyn
Mr. Metz
Elwin F. Piper
Allied Boards of Trade
Lafayette Avenue
Broadway
Canals Street
Bowery
Manhattan
Lafayette
Williamsburg
Board of Estimate
Fourth Avenue Subway Association
Acme
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Exchange commission urges reforms to curb market manipulation
A New York inquiry report calls for stronger Stock Exchange controls including setting settlement prices to curb corners, banning brokers clerks trading through members, abolishing unlisted departments, and ending New York branch offices. It endorses keeping strict Governors powers, tightening quotations, and limiting pyramiding to stabilize markets.
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Morse
Stimson
Mr. Stimson
Queson
National Bank of North America
F. A. Heinze
Curtis
Exchange
Hsting
New York
Stock Exchange Clearing House
Stock Exchange
Wash Gates
Commission
Consolidated Exchange
The
New York City
City
Sky-blue Pearl Heirloom Tale Draws Princes and Pawnbrokers
A pawnbroker reports a sky-blue pearl ticket sold to an unknown man for 500 dollars, after buying it for 150. A private detective clarifies the gem is a priceless Indian Prince heirloom sought for five years, with the Prince offering large rewards to recover the pearl or ticket.
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Forgotston
Broadway
Morris
A. Forgotston
India
Teutonic Runs Aground In Ambrose Channel
The White Star Line steamship Teutonic with over 150 cabin passengers grounded near the Ambrose Channel around 11 AM. She remained stranded until about 1 30 PM, then floated free on the rising tide and proceeded to Southampton.
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Teutonic
White Star Line
Ambrose Channel
Southampton
Clairvoyant Sues Policy King's Widow
Marguerite Gilbert, a clairvoyant, sues Isabella V. Adams widow of the so called policy king for $30,000 on a promissory note dated January 23, 1907. Adams testified that Gilbert paid her large sums to ward off evils and claimed the note's legitimacy was doubtful.
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Isabella V. Adams
Supreme Court
Davis
Marguerite Gilbert
Adam
Dan
Adams
Gers
Margaret C. Vincent
Gilbert
Carnegie
Mass Meeting of Government Workers To Consider Pensions
A mass meeting will be held at 1 Grand Central Palace at 2 P M Sunday by government service employees in New York and adjacent cities. The aim is to discuss measures aiding retirement on pensions for aged employes of the classified service.
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Grand Central Palace
Forty-third St
Lexington Avenue
Govment Service
New York
Brooklyn
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Ice
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Knickerbocker Trust
Grand
Petit Jury
Ward
American Ice Securities
Charles M. Schwab
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John W. Gates
Alfred B. Cruikshank
Minute Men
L. D. Bedford
Michael A. Fitzgerald
Letter Carriers’ Union
City Subway Guardian
Seumas O’sheel
Union Square
Mr. O’sheel
Charles Sprague Smith
People’s Institute
Smith
Committee of One Hundred Movement
Stephen Wise
One Hundred
Africa
Murphy
van Wyck
McClellan
Tim Sullivan
McCarren
Special Service Department
OF Library Bureau
Utilities Board
Nue Subway
Gov. Hughes
White
American Bank Note Company
Exchange For
New York Bank Note Company
Horace White
Charles A. Schieren
David Leventritt
Clark Williams
John B. Clark
Willard V. King
Samuel H. Ordway
Edward D. Page
Maurice I. Muhleman
Chamber of Commerce
East 23Rd Street
Fourth Ave
Franz Jose
Hungary
Robert Burns
Hat
Chambers St
Twenty-ninth St
Thirty-seventh St
Fortieth St
Nassau St
Ann St
East
Fulton St
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Rex
38Th Street
29Th Street
Canal Street
Fulton Street
Duane St
Smith Street
Mourray Hill
West Thirty-fourth Street
West 36Th Street
France
Journal
Pts Chemical CO
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