Receivership Hearing In Shipbuilding Trust Case Unfolds
New York Times reports in Trenton that a receivership bid for the United States Shipbuilding Company and its Shipbuilding Trust faces extensive court debate. Prominent lawyers clash as affidavits reveal how subsidiary firms’ finances and leases affect the possible reorganization and the Chattanooga affair looms over creditors.
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Trenton
Nid
United States Shipbuilding c Company
The
Shipbuilding * Trust
United ‘States
N New York
New Jersex
Wis
Charles M. Schwb
United States Steel
Deniel
Lewis Wixon
Alt
Sheldon
Gare
Este
Newark
Ninon
Gary
Atalie
Roland“R. Conkin
Max Nathan Cunie
Robert Ie
Iterios L
Erbin Ang
Ats
C. Deming
Alexander & Grein
Broadway
Cromwell
Wall Street
Hornblower
Berne
Miller
Harris, Gates
Wats. A. Big- Trust Company
Samuel Uniriver
Cayreenheimer,Untermyer& AE Shally Rigi
Dresser & Co Affairs Clarify Receivership Progress
Reported in United States District Court Judge Holt signed an order allowing Dresser & Co receivers to operate until June 2. Receivers say they have collected 350,000 of prebankruptcy debts and 190,000 on open accounts, with 146,165 collected since April 1 on new business. They note 129,290 in secured work and merchandise sales reaching 295,000 under receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Jacob R. Andrews
Hyde Windlass Company
Andrew W. Milliken
Union- Iron Works
San Francisco
Union Works
Pjce
James. O. H
Funn
Jossoof
United States
Chattanooga
Gary
Unfermyer
Compani
Unterniver
Sehwah
Selpwirth
Conklin
Bethlehem Steel Works
Schwab
Corbin
Bethlehem
Hurndaneds
Untermyer
Wieccisiso
Sand Ra
Heen
Newark
D. le Roy Dresser
United States Shipbuilding Company
Trust Cmpany of the Republic Esterday
Dresser
Dresser &c
Presser & Co
City Allows Five Day Paid Vacations for Street Crew
Mayor Low allowed a Board of Aldermen resolution, passed June 2, to take effect without his signature. The plan grants five days of paid vacation to sweepers drivers and holters of the Street Cleaning Department at city expense.
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Low
Board of Aldermen
Aged Man Survives After Death Pronouncements in Restaurant Assault Case
Simon Greenberg, reported dead by four doctors after alleged assault by restaurant owner Bernard Marchand and three waiters, surprised all by waking and informing his family. Coroner and police pursued an autopsy, charges shifted from homicide to assault, with Marchand posting bail as investigators reassessed events.
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Simon Greenberg
Mr. Greenberg
Greenberg
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
Sixty-seventh Street
Abraham Greenberg
East Sixty-seventh Street
Hannan
Carey
Feinberg
East Seventy-ninth Street
Skene Greenberg
Yorkville
Marchand
Mirchand
Feirsherz
Sixty- Seventh Street
Jackson
Missing Witness Nolan Arrested In Policy Case
Edward Nolan, to be principal witness against Al Adams, was arrested by County Detectives Rapport and Secord. Arraigned before Justice Mayer on criminal contempt charges, he was held on $2004 bail. Found in a saloon at Fifty-ninth Street and Ninth Avenue, Nolan had vanished during the trial. Detective Secord was assaulted during the manhunt. Nolan had worked as a confidential clerk at Adams headquarters and was sought as a witness against Dolph Jantzen and other policy-ring leaders after raids two years prior.
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Edward Nolan
al’ Adams
Rapport
Secord
Mayer
Court of Special Sessions
Nolan
Fifty-ninth Street
Ninth Avenue
One Hundred and Fifty-fifth Street
Adams
West Thirty-first Street
Verdict Against Weichtop Evidence and Related Notices
A New York Central case sees Edward Johnson claiming a brakeman kicked him from a baggage car as the train neared Albany bridge, leading to amputation after being crushed by wheels. Witnesses dispute side of impact and train speed. Justice Herrick overturns Johnson’s verdict as against weight of evidence. Also covered are Minnesota reward liability limits and a US Supreme Court stance on repaying embezzled currency in debt payment cases.
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WeicHtop
Edward Johnson
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
Albany
Johnson
Shultes
Justice Herrick
Supreme Court
Widow in Brooklyn Arrest After Fainting at Station
Mrs. Esther McIntyre a widow of 686 Vanderbilt Ave Brooklyn was detained at West Thirtieth Street Station after fainting during arrest. Money broker Henrietta Schwartz accused her of trying to cash a 50 pound note marked Sample from England. McIntyre claimed it belonged to a late relative and sought possession. Captain O Connor ordered case to Magisterial review as McIntyre recovered and her son offered bail.
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Esther McIntyre
Vanderbilt Avenue
Brooklyn
Thirtieth Street
Henrietta Schwartz
East Forty-second Street
Mrs. McIntyre
Policeman McNulty
Court House Site Rejected by Municipal Art Commission
Plans for the Bronx Court House at Third Avenue and One Hundred Sixty-first Street were rejected by the Municipal Art Commission. The commission cited the site’s unsuitability and the nearby elevated railroad as key objections, despite a 1897 act selecting the site and approving funds.
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Bronx Court’ House
Municipal Art Commission
Court House
Third Avenue
Aid for Stricken Heppner as Funds Telegraphed
Mayor Gilliam appeals for aid after a cloudburst hit Heppner Oregon. The Mayor's Committee sent 2300 dollars to the stricken area and calls for further funds for the destitute and homeless. Treasurer James G Cannon at Fourth National Bank reports 27511.48 since appointment by Mayor Low. Funds distributed include 10000 to Kansas City Kan 10000 to Topeka Kan 2000 to Gainesville Ga 1500 to Spartansburg SC and 2500 to Heppner Ore.
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Gilliam
Heppner
Ore
Cornelius N. Buss
Oregon
James G. Cannon
Fourth National Bank
Nassau Street
Cannon
Low
Kansas City
Kan
Topeka
Gainesville
Spartansburg
S. C
Heppner, Ore
Eye-Bar Cables Favored for Manhattan Bridge Plan
Manhattan Bridge Commission endorses Gustav Lindenthal eye-bar cable system for Bridge No. 3 after mayor and officials back the plan. Finance Committee convenes at 11 to finalize report on approving over 6 million in city stock to fund construction, amid opposition from Tammany members who fear higher costs and risks.
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Gustav Lindenthal
Manhattan Bridge
Low
Manhattan Bridge Commission
Finance Committee
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate
Tammany
Recorder Goff Criticizes Supreme Court Bail Practices
Recorder Goff sharply assailed Supreme Court bail methods after Abraham Exregal vanished while awaiting trial following reduced bail. Kre gal had two trials with hung juries. Exregal was released on 2000 bail, then disappeared. Snitkin reported bail cut to 750. Goff warned that justices unknowingly aid fraudulent crime defeat.
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Supreme Court
Goff
Abraham Exregal
Ariston Baths
Kregal
Leonard Snitkin
Dugro
Supreme’ Court
Illregal
Death by Own Action in Hoffman House Corridor
A man about thirty years old fired a pistol in the Hoffman House basement and died moments later. He left slips with the name HH B Dressell and an address at 215 East Eighteenth Street. Head boarded there, worked as a window dresser, and had a wife and son at 18 West Ninety fourth Street. He claimed earlier discharges were accidental.
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Hoffman House
East Eighteenth Street
Eighteenth Street
Head
West Ninetyfourth Street
Beggar Band Captured in Brooklyn Alleged yeggmen T: Beggar Band Captured in Brooklyn Alleged yeggmen
Charity officials hail the arrest of a beggar gang in Brooklyn accused of coordinating with burglars. The group, including Andrew R. Anderson and Edward O Connor, was held for examination in Adams Street Court after witnesses confirmed alms solicitation and suspected yegg activity. Capt. Formosa had them photographed and measured, with tattooed marks noted for identification. The ring reportedly planned to use cripples to access cash, then signal a burglary crew to rob safes and vaults, with Earl Webster Kempton named as organizer.
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Charity Organization Society
Adams Street
Brooklyn
James’ Forbes
Mendicancy
The
Society
Hayes, Barry
Platte
Mendicancy Squad
Summers
Hamilton Avenue
Columbia Street
Carroll
Union Streets
Andrew R. Anderson
Water Street
Kedward O'Connor
Lowell Eddie
High Street
Thomas Gallagher
Bayonne
N. J
John J. Kenny
Chauncey Homer
Hermon Street
Formosa
Brooklyn Detective Bureau
Forbes
Anderson
Sone
Perth Amboy
Lehigh Alley
Earl Webster Kempton
Earl Williams
Kempton
Bomb Mystery Linked to Four Prisoners at Tombs Court
Inspectors report a newspaper clipping about a dynamite bomb found in the possession of one of four prisoners arrested for a daylight holdup of A Bertolli the Italian banker in an Elizabeth New Jersey case. The suspects Joseph Bartolero John Rosierer Joseph Signora and George Mitta lived in Jersey City West Hoboken and were taken for further questioning. Bartolero faces grand larceny charges while the others await additional investigation.
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George Mitta
West Hobren
Rosierer
Bartolero
Bertolli
Cesare Conti
Broadway
Clearing for Big Station Begins on Ninth Avenue Site
The start of clearing the proposed Pennsylvania Station area bounded by Seventh and Ninth Avenues and Thirty-first to Thirty-third Streets was marked yesterday by tearing down two Ninth Avenue buildings at 886 and 888. Wreckers had previously removed interior fittings from about thirty houses, but this demolition signals the first outward phase of the project.
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Pennsylvania Station
Seventh and
Ninth Avenues
Ninth Avenue
American Vase Shown in Germany Prize Work
News from Frankfurt am Main reports Kaiser’s interest in a sterling silver vase sent by Albert Pagenstecher of New York as a prize for the Meistersinger contest. The 16 ½ inch piece by Tiffany & Co. features dolphins, waves, Indian ornaments, the American flag, and bas reliefs of Roosevelt, William II, and Prince Henry with joined American and German eagles.
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New York
Frankfurt-arm- Main
Albert Pagenstecher
President Roosevelt
Emperor William
Prince Henry
America
Germany
Tiffany & Co
Pagenstecher
Gen-Dollar Sale Brings Sack Suits in June
June 23 reports a Gen-Dollar sale featuring double breasted sack suits of chev iots and serges. The item mix reflects strong summer demand for affordable men’s tailoring with popular price points.
Wen's Store Closer to Direct Entrance on 18th Street
A notice describes Wen's Store located at Direct Entrance on 18th Street near 5th Avenue. It highlights the storefront position, proximity to a main cross street, and the urban retail context.
Bargain Men’s Wear Prices Listed in Ad
The listing shows a young man’s Negligee Shirt from 1.50 to 3.50, a Straw Hat 1.50 to 3.50, and XXX Oxford Ties priced at 3.50 and 5.00, appealing to budget shoppers with varied sizes and styles.
Jamaica Queens board backs Rockaway park purchase plan
The Jamaica Queens Board yesterday passed a resolution urging the city to buy a Rockaway Peninsula tract extending a mile and a half with a three mile water front half on the ocean and half on Jamaica Bay for a city park. The measure goes to Park Commissioner Young for action.
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Jamaica
Queens
Rockaway Peninsula
Ocean
Jamaica Bay
Young
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Wollman
Iui
Artiver’ Atrd
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Sehwabo
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Sehwab
Sheldon Syndrapie
Max-Pam
Georre
James Hi
Reed
Pittsburg
Charles
Wetmore
McCarter
Bethlehem, Steel Works
Bethlehem. Steel Works
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Bethlehem- Works
Owas
Angus
Vane
Imne
Crescent
Bethlehem Works
Mr. Lindaburg
Corbine
Untermyers
Oan
To-Mortoow
Sey Mason Smith Chase
Crescent Yards
John W. Young
Messrs. Corbin and McCarter
Shipbuilding Company
Lindabury
Amd
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David C. Reed
Wamitten Bet
Dresser & CO
al’’ Adams
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Supreme Court of Minnesota
Scheiber
Supreme Court of the United States
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S. Chase National Bank
Supreme Court Reporter
Municipal. Art. Commission
Bronx
New York Relief Committee
New Manhattan
Bridge Commission
Lindenthal
Grand Rapids Furniture Company (Incorporated
34Th Street, West
Umbria
Guestley
Wen’s
18Th Street
5Th Ave
Yasha Carhariso
Canal St
Chambers
Aeger CO
Fifth Avenue
Fulton Street
Coward
Oxford
James S. Coward
Greenwich St
Warren St
Louis Becker III
Louis Becker
Louis Becker Company
Edward Fisher
Eben Foskett
Alfred ©. Benedict
Louis A. Rodenstein
Becker
Severith
Peekskill
Rockaway
Rocers, Perr & Company
City Hall
Warren &1
4Th Ave
Browmiway
Cortlandt ST
Madras
Ecuador
Panamas
Porto Ricos
Arnheim
9Th St
Mattings
Sheppard Knapp & CO
Sixth Ave
Bass & C
Robert Beatty CO
Varick St
New England
N.Y
A. H. Hillman Co
Park Row
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