Manila Paper Trust Fined $24,000 for Price Fixing
A U S court fined 24 Manila area paper companies $1,000 each for forming the Manila Paper and Fibre Association in 1906. The trust allegedly raised prices, cut output, and profited by about $2 million. Organizer John H Parks is said to be in Europe, with investigations expanding to Petosky Fibre Co and Continental Paper Bag Co.
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Hough
United States District Court
Manila Paper Manufacturing Companies
Manila Paper and Fibre Association
John Norris
Newspaper Association
Federal
United States
Allen Brothers Company
Sandy Hill
N. Y
Antomink Paper Company
North Water Gap
Penn
Bedford Paper and Pulp Company
Big Island
Bayless Pulp and Paper Company
Austin, Penn
Brownville Paperomany
Brownville
the Championaper Company
Carthage
Central Paper Company
Muskegon
Mich
Cntinental Paper Company
Watertown
de Grasse Paper Company
Pyrites
Dexter Sulphite Pulp
Comany
Dexter
Detroit Sulphite Pulp and Paper Company
Detroit
Fletcher Paper Company
Alpena
Gould Paper Company
Lyons Falls
Hartje Paper Manufacturing Company
Steubenville
Ohio
the Island Paper Company
Mayer & Piyong Falls
Munising P. Company, Limited
Munising, Mich
Petosky Fibre Company
Petosky, Mich
Serciaton
John H. Parks
West Thirty Fourth Street
Europe
Boxboard Association
Sulphide Pulp Association
Stythe Makers’ Association
Edge Tool Makers
Kate
Manila Papers and Fibre Association
Parks
Norris
Charles Jones
L. Cheeseman
General Paper Company
Sanborn
Continental Paper Bag Company
John Smith
New York
Thten
Herman Elias
Continental
Isidor Kudd
International Paper’ Company
Mann Committee
Internationalaper Company
Charles E. Lyman
Hughes to Get Haffen Case
The report of the Commissioners of Accounts on the Haffen department investigation likely goes to Governor via Mayor McClellan. The Civic League of the Bronx may push it, but sources expect the Mayor or Corporation Counsel Pendleton to present the city’s side. The Broadway sewer matter and Dunn’s contract penalties are highlighted with donations to Haffen’s campaign. Governor Hughes declined to comment.
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Commissioners of Accounts
Haffen
McClellan
Civic League of the Bronx
City Club
Ahearn
Pendleton
Davis
League
John Mitchel
Broadway
Bartholomew Dunn
Dunn
Department
Gov. Hughes
Bureau of Municipal Research
Mr. Haffen
Board of Estimate
Borough Presiden
Threat to kill Newman and ransom demand in Black Hand note
A new letter from the Black Hand threatens the murder of Meyer Newman, the 1,505 Fulton Avenue jewelry salesman missing since last Tuesday with $1,500 in diamonds. The note demands $10,000 by June 30, but investigators doubt a real kidnapping, suggesting robbery and a fall from a wharf. Private detective Jacob Layton aids the search as Abraham Newman seeks more manpower.
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Sterns Brothers & Co
Nassau Street
Meyer Newman
Fulton Avenue
Bronx
Newman
125Th Street
Third Avenue
Black Hand Society
Cavanaugh
August Goldsmith
Stern Brothers & Co
Louis Kappelman
Baltimore
Stern Brothers
Koppelman
Abraham Newman
Scranton
Penn
Jacob Layton
Philadelphia
Goldsmith
Stop Mad Dog Scare On Coney Beach
Policeman Hannon from Coney Island Station halted a mad dog scare by rescuing a brindle bull owned by Mrs. Garrett Smith of Brooklyn. He carried the animal to the station, cooled it in Captain Kelley’s bathtub, and within fifteen minutes the dog recovered fully.
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Hannon
Coney Island
Seaside Park
Garrett Smith
Quincy Street
Brooklyn
Hearst Gains 106 in 160 Kings Boxes
Election night counting errors caused by counters in shirtsleeves led Hearst to report a gain of 106 votes in 160 boxes with a total gain of 588 to date.
Recount Advances as Hearst Gains in Kings County
From 160 Brooklyn ballot boxes opened in the Mayoralty recount before Justice Lambert, Hearst nets 106 votes and reaches a total gain of 588 from 1,460 counted boxes. 488 boxes remain to be opened as the process nears completion in a thirteenth week of counting amid warm weather.
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McClellan
Hearst
Bedford
de Kalb
Myrtle
Nostrand
Tompkins
Patt Lid
Stockton St
Sumner
DeKalb
Reid
Lafay
de K
Broadway
Eighth Assembly District
Court St
Smith St
Hoyt St
Douglas St
Union St
Nevins St
Warren S
Ipi
Warren St
Ninth Assembly District
Conover
V. Brunt
Columbia St
Ham
7Th Ave
Tenth Assembly District
Hudson
Willoughby
Park
Carlton
D St
Fulton St
Gates Av
Eleventh Assembly District
Flatbush
Van'bilt
van’ Bilt
Classon
Dean St
Van’bilt
Union
Fr'klin
Franklin S&j
Zee
Franklin St
Ihe
Berry St
Kent
Grand St
Wythe
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Lambert
W. R. Hearst
Justice Lambert
Voter ballots disputed after election found in barber shop
Three votes discovered on the store floor the day after the election were handed to police and sent to the Board of Elections, which refused the ballots. Both sides agreed to ignore these votes and rely on the original count as remaining ballots launch opening across multiple assembly districts.
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Board of Elections
Rothschild and Cahan Convicted in Mail Fraud Scheme
Abraham Rothschild and Arnold G. Cahan were found guilty of using the mails to defraud subscribers of The Successful Business Man. Each was fined $500, with sentence on the second count suspended. Judge Hough ordered Rothschild to report between January 1 and 10 for reform, warning of immediate prison if conditions aren’t met.
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Abraham Rothschild l
Arnold G. Cahan
Hough
United States Circuit Court
Rothschild Rently
Rothschild
United States
Shad Season in New Jersey Stronger by 100 Percent
The State Fish and Game Commission reports the shad season in New Jersey was 100 percent better than last year with catches higher than the previous seven years. It has deposited 10 million small shad in the Delaware River Ranconas Creek and Cohansey River as regional leaders prepare to coordinate river purification efforts. The commission warns without purification within ten years shad may desert the Delaware River as they did the Hudson.
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New York Tintca
Trenton
State Fish and Game Commission
Delaware River
Rancocas Creek
Cohansey
New Jersey
Tri- State Fisheries Commission
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey Fish and Game Commission
Delaware
Hudson
Katzenbach boomlet for vice president circulates in New Jersey
Special to The New York Times reports Democratic leaders in New Jersey seriously consider nominating Frank S. Katzenbach Jr. for vice president. They say he pleases Bryan and Johnson, could carry New Jersey, and would be a conservative strength. James Smith Jr. of Newark is said to have started the effort.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Frank S. Katzenbach, Jr
Katzenbach
Bryan
Johnson
New Jersey
Fort
Stokes
James Smith, Jr
Newark
New Jersey Supports Taft Sherman With 40000 Vote Forecast
Gov. Fort, at the State House, predicts New Jersey will cast about 40 000 votes for Taft and Sherman after the Chicago Convention. He spoke in Trenton confirming party support.
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Jersey
Taft
Trenton
Fort
State House
Chicago
New Jersey
Sherman
Jewelry handbag lost on Bayonne trolley rider’s fear of theft
In New Jersey a jewelry case valued at 1000 dollars vanished from a Bayonne trolley car on Sunday after Mrs. M. E. Linton of Jersey City left the bag with her jewelry for safety while traveling to Staten Island. Police search continues and no trace is found.
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Jersey City
Bayonne
M. E. Linton
Bergen Road
Greenville
Fires Yesterday Reported Losses Across City Blocks
A list of property losses and small incidents details multiple addresses in Manhattan and surrounding areas. Items include several residences and shops with reported values from fifty to fifteen hundred dollars, along with times and names linked to minor fires or fire-related events on Cherry Street, Mott Street, Bayard Street, East 125th Street, East 99th Street, 60th Street, and Broadway area.
ICR Trust Officials Escape Indictment In Ice Trust Case
Grand Jury in New York heard evidence against the American Ice Company for restraint of trade. Indictments earlier named the company and cited contracts with rivals to limit territory and price. Postponement granted for entry of appearance as defense examines the indictments.
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James W. Osborne
Gov. Hughes
Jackson
American Ice Company
Grand Jury
Justice Guff
Supreme Court
Ice Trust
Mr. Osborne
Attorney General's
John B. Stanchfield
Justice
Appellate Division
é@ Supreme Court
Justice Goff
G. W. Fowler
Willis J. Winne
de Milt Brothers
Berkshire Ice Company
New York
Lewis F. Corwin
Martha Goodwin
George N. Best
Yonkers Ice Company
Patrick H. Doherty
Goff
Fall From Window in Burglar Scare Injures Woman
Mrs Marguerite Haggerborn of 233 West Forty-third Street believed a burglar was inside her flat on the third floor. She ran to the window shouting for help, lost her balance and fell to the areaway, breaking both legs. Dr Swan of Roosevelt Hospital was summoned but she refused hospital care and was returned home.
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Marguerite Haggerborn
West Forty-third Street
Swan
Roosevelt Hospital
McIntyre Trial Set for June 26
The trial of T. A. McIntyre head of the bankrupt McIntyre & Co. brokerage firm was set by Judge Foster for Friday June 26. Five indictments exist four for grand larceny first degree and one in second degree. Judge Mulqueen denied a motion to inspect Grand Jury minutes and a demurrer. McIntyre pleaded not guilty.
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McIntyre
T. A. McIntyre
McIntyre & Co
Foster
Mulqueen
New Haven Road Securities Suit Raises Inter State Issue
A Hartford area suit seeks a Connecticut Supreme Court ruling on whether the New Haven Company could issue securities under its Connecticut charter without Massachusetts approval. Mackay & Co. of New York filed for security holders, aiming to clarify charter rights amid merger talks with Boston and Maine. If the Connecticut court lifts the doubt, a federal appeal to the U S Supreme Court could follow. Frank T. Brown of Norwich represents the security holders. the case may affect millions in securities and double charters in two states.
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New Haven, Conn
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Mackay & Co
New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Supreme Court of Lirrors
New Haven Company
Masachusetts
General Assembly
New Haven
Boston& Maine
Frank T. Brown
Norwich
Supreme Court
Connecticut Supreme Court
Woman appeals for city judges over alleged bite and business disruption
Mrs. Catharine Parry of 200 West Eighty fourth Street seeks justice from the Mayor and City Magistrates after claiming Peter Curley of 201 West Seventy seventh Street bit her arm last January. Parry alleges magistrate Barlow dismissed the summons in court and says other magistrates refused to hear the case, while she ran a thriving dressmaking business on the second floor and faced deliveries through the front hall.
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Catherine Parry
West Eighty-fourth Street
Board For City Magistrates
Frederick A. Ware
Broadway
Parny
Peter Curley
West
Seventy-seventh Street
Curley
Missing Gillmore Spur Found Through Times Letter
A Times letter by Henry V. K. Gillmore of Princeton recounts the discovery of a silver spur once gifted to Gen. Quincy A. Gillmore in 1862 and lost in 1875 by his son. Dr. H. A. Parr says a friend bought a Tiffany spur with matching inscription at a Sixth Avenue pawnshop. Morrison hopes the spur is returned to the Gillmore family.
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Henry V. K. Gillmore
Princeton
N. J
Quincy A. Gillmore
H. A. Parr
West Thirty-second Street
Tue Times
Morrison
Sixth Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Seventh Avenue
Thirty-seventh Street
Funeral for Private George Harvey at Holy Apostles
The Church of the Holy Apostles on Twenty e ighth Street and Ninth Avenue was crowded for the funeral of Private George Harvey of the Ninth Regiment State Artillery. Harvey was killed by a flare-back from a big gun at Fort Wadsworth Thursday night. The Ninth Regiment attended in a body as the coffin was borne by six comrades. The service was conducted by Rev. Appleton Griffin, Rev. George Moore, and Rev. Hardce Clute. Burial followed at Lutheran Cemetery on Long Island.
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George Harvey
Church of the Holy Apostles
Twenty-eighth Street
Ninth Avenue
Ninth Regiment
State Artillery
Fort Wadsworth
Harvey
Appleton _Grannis
George Moore
Beware of swindler using newspapers as backers in charity scam
A downtown merchant was contacted by a phony fundraiser claiming to collect for disabled newspaper men. The impostor, posing as "The New York Times," obtained a donation after presenting a card and a well dressed handler. The Times disclaims any authorization and urges police action.
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New York
New York Times
The
Times
the Times
Jerome Case Near End As Governor Refers Addl Charges
District Attorney Jerome received notice from Gov. Hughes that he referred his answer to three extra charges by the King Committee of Metropolitan Stockholders to Commissioner Hand for decision. He also got a Commissioner letter asking if Jerome and Pierce would rest their cases on the District Attorney's answer. Jerome sent a certified copy of his answer to Hand and said he was satisfied if Pierce agreed.
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Jerome
Pierce
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Tom T. Waller
International Paper Company
Biebtelbe
Association
Sparks
Union Bag and Paper Company
Aller
Mann
G. H. P. Gould
Hughes
McCarren
Woodruff
Kings County
Hitem
Wife
Abraham Rothschild
Mrs. Rothschild
Bureau of Vital Statistics
George Waters
John J. Waters
Booraem Avenue
Passai River
Charles E. Hendrickson, Jr
John CG. Seiss
George Seiss
Hudson Strreet
Hackensack
Agnes Bishop
Ernest Cavalerie
Seiss
Sarah Watson
John Watson
New Brunswick
French Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
George Harris
Atlantic City
Frank Scott
Scott
George R. Watrous
California
Conn
A. M
Marie
Otkmeyer
Cherry St
oLuis
Samkin
Mott St
May William
Bayard St
Tony Raio
E. 125Th St
Joseph Scerara
F. 104Th St
S. Cooper Wrate
E. 84Th St
M. Abraham
van Buren
C& Was
Heute
Kahn, Wertheimer & Smith Capats
Vichy
Zoolak
ICR Trust
NEW Haven Road
Gillmore
Bryant
Jerome Case
Mr. Hand
Keme T2
Cortlandt SP
John Witching Mason
Daly
New Amsterdam
Coolee Byvs
Henry W. Sacasé
Bway & Sith
Mary's
Amnon Lamb
Wei
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Way
Savoy Mills
Henry Miller
House Knickelr
Iwas
Kors
Geo
M Cohan
Helen
Qooth
Ammerstein
Tia
Roof
Bill
Bat Cinews
Asta Ace
Blaney
Encoln SQ
St. Eye S
Edna May Spooner
Cauiile
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Wm. H. Rernal
Mission Free
Steeple Chase
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Atlénte Av
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