Untermyer arraigns shipyard combine in Newark court
In Newark on June 23 Judge Kirkpatrick heard bondholders of the United States Shipbuilding Company press for a receiver. Samuel Untermyer charged Schwab and the reorganization group with mismanagement and fraud, while defense attorneys urged insolvency and lack of evidence. The case resumes at 10:30 tomorrow with potential end-of-day closure anticipated.
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Newark
N. J
Trenton
United States Shipbuilding Company
Kirkpatric Kin
United States Circuit Court
Max Pam
Schwab
The
Trust
Kirkpatrickk
Ito
Jude
COUEL
Richard W Lindaburg
New York
Untermyer
Samuel Untermyer
Charles MT. Schwabo
Hino
Bethlehem Steel Company
Sehwab
Shipbuilding Company
Garing
Mfr Schwab
Shipyard Trust
Mr_Schwab
Sixth National”Bank
Tireeters
Republis
William Nelson Cromwell
Charles M. Schwab
Republic
Orbing
Trust Company of the Republic
Combine
James Duane Livingston
D. le Roy ‘Dresser
Nixon
Roland R.conklin
Res
Bunko
New Jersey
Young
Corbin
Mr. Corbin
Court of Chancery
Kirkpatrick
McCarter
Mr. Catermyer
Robert H. McCarter
Intermyer
Cromwell
Shendon
Shelden
Notices and Page References in Classified Gazette
A garbled listing from a newspaper shows sections and page numbers for Commercial World Amusements Arrivals at Hotels and Diat of Town Buy ere Court Calendars Fire and Marine Intelligence Foreign Mails Weather Report and Yesterday's Fires with scattered page references and headings. The fragment outlines several topics and page placements without coherent article content.
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Saas Ear Marine
Weather Report
Pocono Mountain Special Lacks Context
Railroad leaves New York for Delaware Water Gap Stroudsburg and Mt. Pocono on Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays at 1 PM Meals in dining car Adv.
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Pocono Mountain
Lackawanna
New York
Delaware Water Gap
Stroudsburg
Mt. Poono
Mormons Excommunicate After Dancing Pavilion Clash
In Brigham City Utah nearly 600 youths face excommunication for patronizing a church opposed dancing pavilion. Announcement warned members away. on dance night 260 couples went to the tabooed pavilion and twelve to the church opera house. The move follows a wider Nordic defection from the church after a clash with church leadership.
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New York Times
Salt Lake
Brigham City
Utah
Avilion
Chiurch Opera House
First Presidency
Snowfall Hits Asbury Park Amid Northeast Storm
A rare snow event disrupted Asbury Park with flakes observed at 3 A M after a sharp temperature drop from a fierce northeast storm. The boardwalk remains intact so far though high tide fears threaten the esplanade above Fifth Avenue and beachgoers endure cold, wrapped against the chill.
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New York Times
Asbury Park
Poland Water Mineral Cure Promoted in Adv
Millions are prescribed this celebrated mineral water for kidney and stomach diseases. It is described as invaluable in typhoid fever and a positive permanent cure for acute Brights disease. Poland Water Depot lists 3 Park Place New York with telephone 6050 Cortlandt.
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Poland
Bright
Park Place
New York
Bridge Trolley Tie-Up Delays Traffic in Manhattan Bridge
A main power cable break halted Manhattan Brooklyn Interborough trolley service during rush hour. Thousands were stranded on the bridge and in the Manhattan terminal, with packed trains and stalled cars on Washington and Fulton Streets. An injury occurred as I D Porter was jammed and fainted but recovered en route home. Police and ambulances responded as services strained under peak demand.
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Manhattan-Brooklyn
Interborough
Washington and
Fulton Streets
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Kent Avenue
Division Street
Walabout Canal
Brooklyn
Anchorage
Manhattan
Park Row
I. D. Porter
Union Street
Smith Street
Bridge Hospital
Hudson Street Hospital
Porter
Brookllyn
Hotel Robbers Caught In Los Angeles Diamond Mystery
Chicago reported the Melrose Hotel diamond robbery case tied to Mrs. SB Webster of Brooklyn. Detectives Thompson and Gallagher arrested two men, Reinsein and Enghval, who worked as bellboys at the Victoria and Grand Pacific hotels. A third suspect in San Francisco was sought, with the case expected to close upon arrest. The men confessed after a ruse and a forged telegram, revealing Enghval at the Grand Pacific and Reinsein’s complicity.
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New York Times
Chicago
Melrose Hotel
Los Angeles
Sb. Webster
Brooklyn
Thompson
Gallagher
Charles Reinsein
John ‘Eighwal
San Francisco
Reinlein and
Singhwal
Victoria and Grand
Pacific
Ed Willams
Denver
Col
Reinlein
Ernest Malem
Reintein
Victoria
Reintlein
St. Louis
Enghval
Grand Pacific
Lloyd Jackson Company Future to be Decided in Baltimore
Special to The Times reports a meeting in Baltimore this week to decide the Lloyd L. Jackson Company's future. Aubrey Pearce may succeed Lloyd Jackson as head. The business is solvent with assets exceeding liabilities by at least 600000 dollars. Extensions were secured amid money-market strain. Financial institutions in Baltimore and New York back the effort. The charter contemplates 600000 dollars preferred and 400000 dollars common stock. A New York trust company underwrote the securities and held substantial preferred stock.
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New York Times
Baltimore
New York
Lloyd L. Jackson Company
Aubrey Pearce
Lloyd Jackson
Jackson
Atlantic City
Jackson Company
Dublin Corporation rejects welcome to King Edward visit
At a private meeting the Nationalist members voted 25 to 3 not to vote an address of loyalty to King Edward on his coming visit to Ireland.
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London
Dublin
Edward
Ireland
Train to Cranberry Lake Ride Next Sunday Offer
Special Lackawanna Rail excursion to Cranberry Lake and back costs $1. The special train departs New York at 9 15 A M and arrives at the lake at 11 15 A M. The event includes merry go rounds and miniature attractions.
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Cranberry Lake
Lackawanna Railroad
New York
the Lake
Gov Montague deploys Virginia troops amid Richmond strike
In Richmond on June 23 Governor Montague ordered the Seventieth Regiment the Richmond Blues Battalion and the Richmond Howitzers to duty to restore order during a street car strike. The Seventieth reports tomorrow with five Richmond companies. seven more units join from Danville Farmville Charlottesville Staunton Lynchburg Alexandria and Roanoke. Rioting has occurred but no serious injuries reported yet.
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Richmond
Montague
Seventieth Regiment
Richmond Blues
Danville
Farmville
Charlottesville
Staunton
Lynchburg
Alexandria
Roanoke
Genevieve Peats Dies After Greenwich House Fire
Greenwich Connecticut June 23 Special to The New York Times eight year old Genevieve Peats daughter of Alfred Peats the millionaire wallpaper manufacturer died this morning after hours of agony from burns suffered in a fire that destroyed the family home. Her mother and Miss Pugh were burned while trying to save her and are recovering though grief stricken. Firefighters faced delays and ammunition stored in two towers of the residence caused explosions as they battled the blaze.
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New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Genevieve Peats
Alfred Peats
Peats
Miss Pugh
Pennsylvania
Murders Detective in Peoria Mob Seeks Arrest
In Peoria on June 23 Detective William E Murphy was shot dead by Billy McRae while attempting to arrest him on burglary charges. A mob of at least 1000 men gathered, lights were extinguished to aid a jailbreak, and McRae was moved to the county jail under heavy police guard.
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Peoria
William E. Murphy
Billy McRae
Murphy
McRea
McRae
Chadwick
McKay
Chicago Law Directory Reports 4702 Lawyers in City
Chicago on June 23. The law directory for 1903 shows 4,702 attorneys in the city. Last year 120 left practice and 32 died. A surge of new offices appears with about 1,200 law offices noted, averaging four attorneys per suite.
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New York Times
Chicago
China
Western Union Wires Cut Near Trevose Station
Police in New Jersey and Pennsylvania reported that 32 Western Union wires were severed near Trevose Station on Byberry Road. About ten miles of copper were stolen overnight in a large covered wagon, with a $1000 reward offered for the culprits as linemen restored service. Trevose lies on the Philadelphia and Reading Railway main line, twelve miles from Trenton.
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New York Times
Trenton
N.J
Western Union Telegraph Company
Trevose Station
Penn
Byberry Road
Bustleton
Western Union Company
Trevose
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Yale Harvard Boat Race Excursion Tickets Offered
Excursion tickets for the Yale Harvard boat race in New London on June 25 1903 include parlor car seats on the 8 00 A M train from Grand Central and return on a special train for 37 00. coach tickets are 4 75 and available at Yale Room 8 Grand Central.
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Harvard
New London
Grand Central Station
Yale
N. Y
N. H
Fusion Conference Elects Permanent Chairman Amid Anti Tam Movement
R Fulton Cutting was elected Permanent Chairman of the anti Tam many fusion conference at Citizens Union headquarters. The meeting added German American and Austro Hungarian and Italian American leagues to the fusion coalition. Cutting said the group would operate until September 1 and urged action through the Committee on Invitation if needed. John C. Sheehan and ex Lieut Gov Woodruff attended.
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Citizens’ Union
R. Fulton
Cutting
Thomas A. Fulton
Committee On
United Germans
Municipal League of
Manhattan
German-American League
Republican Committee
F. A. Ringler
Gustav Loeb
Carl Scheuer
Gustav Scholer
Paul Pfotenhauer
Mr. Cutting
New York
Tammany Hall
Tammany Halls
John C. Sheehan
Woodruff
Government hires special counsel in postal bribery cases
Washington June reports that the government has retained Holmes Conrad and Charles Joseph Bonaparte to lead prosecutions against Machen the Groffs the Lorenzos Miller McGregor Upton and Johns on bribe allegations tied to post office contracts. Judge Conrad brings public business expertise and Democratic ties while Bonaparte is a Baltimore Republican civil service reform advocate. The trials are not expected until next year.
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New York Times
Washington
Machen
the Groffs
Lorenzos
Miller
McGregor
Upton
Johns
Holmes Conrad
New York City
United States
Cleveland
Charles Joseph Bonaparte
Baltimore
Conrad
Bonaparte
Post Office
Payne
Metcalf
Hermas
Wynne
Hiberman
H. H. Rand
Rand
Bepes Nest
Bristow
Mexico
Good Effect of Inquiry Reforms Post Office Oversight
Washington notes the ongoing Post Office Department probe influences other departments, improving business conduct. The inquiry revealed that top officials often left key matters to subordinates and signed documents perfunctorily without understanding their contents, prompting a shift toward greater scrutiny.
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New York Times
Washington
Post Office Department
Post Office
Machen
Seaboard Air Line advertises daily through trains to Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line Railway offers double daily trains with through cars to Atlanta Savannah Jacksonville and Tampa. Café dining service available. Office at 1,183 Broadway. Get the Habit. Andy.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Atlanta
Savannah
Jacksonville
Tampa
Rural Free Delivery Favoritism in Government Purchases
The text alleges that rural free delivery routes were established at will by request of Senators or Representatives and contracts awarded without competition. It notes frequent evasion of the advertising and bidding law, with “emergency” cited as a pretext and patent rights used to justify open market purchases such as the patent fastener for letter boxes by Machen.
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Congress
Machen
Perry Heath Denies Property Transfer Rumors
Perry Heath ex Assistant Postmaster General responds from Salt Lake City to The Times-Star. He rejects rumors of transferring property at Muncie to his brother and confirms a prior small stock gift to his nephew.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Perry
Heath
Times-Star
Salt Lake City
Muncie
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Brooklyn Postal Rumors About Grand Jury Indictments
Rumors in Brooklyn claim the Federal Grand Jury will indict figures connected to the Brandt automatic cashier post office case at today's session. If true, ex-Congressman Edward B. Thomas may be indicted. Jurisdiction issues may shift other defendants to districts where acts occurred. A possible witness may turn state's evidence with disclosures forthcoming.
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Brooklyn
Federal Grand Jury
Brandt
Post Office
Edward B. Thomas
Yonkers Postal Attack Sparks City Debate
In Yonkers New York on June 23 readers discuss a Dobbs Ferry News report alleging irregularities at the Yonkers Post Office. It centers on Robert L. Beers the local Post Office Treasurer earning 2400 dollars annually and his Ohio origins as a McClellan family connection. Postmaster Henry Osterheld declines to comment, noting his role as a subordinate within the postal system.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Dobbs Ferry
Charles B. McClellan
Beers
Ohio
Robert L. Beers
Classified
Washington
Locust Hill Avenue
McKinley
Henry Osterheld
Osterheld
McNhinley
Roosevelt
Achievements of Deaf and Blind Boston Boy
Tommy Stringer, a deaf blind Boston grammar school student, received his diploma at the Lowell school. He participated in the graduation by using sign language, touch, and responsive demonstrations of electricity projects, guided by his teacher Miss Helen S. Conley.
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New York
Boston
Tommy Stringer
Lowell School
Centre Street
Tommy
Helen S. Conley
Wilson named receiver for two Clark County firms
Il T. Wilson of Clarksville was appointed receiver for the Randolph Lumber and Coal Company and the Alexander and Rich Mountain Railroad Company. Philadelphia parties are the principal owners, who bought the railroad and 15 000 acres of iron coal and lumber lands in Upshur County six months ago.
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Clarksburg
West Va
IL T. Wilson
Randolph Lumber and Coal Company
Alexander and Rich Mountain Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Upshur County
Richfield Springs Sleeper Ad on Lackawanna Rail
The notice promotes a Richfield Springs sleeper on the Lackawanna Railroad leaving New York daily at 8 45 P M with parlor cars on the 10 A M train. It advertises ideal trips via Hudson River Day Line steamers and grand scenery with music.
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Richfield Springs
Lackawanna Railroad
New York
Ady
Arrest Made in Delaware Lynching Case Stuns Nation
Wilmington June 23 ex convicting details unfold as state authorities detain Arthur Cornelli from Baltimore in connection with last night’s mob lynching of George F White who was burned near the Bishop home. Clergy protest and officials vow arrests of twelve leaders while a 12 year old boy Peter Smith is critically wounded during the mob attack on Newcastle County Workhouse.
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Wilmington
Del
George F. White
Helen S- Bishop
Hunn
H. H. Ward
Metsarmick
Ward
Newcastle County
Peter Smith
Smith
Bishop
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Mr. Schvwab
Man
Virginia
Gov
Western Union
R. Fulton Cutting
Charles J. Bonaparte
Andy
Perry Heath
Brooklyn Postal Rumors
West Virginia
Burnett
Owe
Delaware
Boy
Lad
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Grubb Zise
Miss Bishop
Fis
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Sussex County
Lore
State Supreme Court
Toe
Pennewill
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