Silk Fraud Hearing Opens Against Rosenthal and Cohn
The U S Government began hearings before Commissioner Shields in the Federal Building on charges of fraud in importing Japanese silks during Wilbur Wakeman’s tenure as Port Appraiser. Defendants Rosenthal and Cohn, free on $30,000 bail, faced testimony on invoices and reweighing of goods, with disputed weight figures and contested documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Abraham Ss. Rosenthal
Martin L. Cohn
Wilbur F. Wakeman
Commissioner Shields
Federal Building
W. Wickham Smith
Dittenhoefer
William R. Corwine
Merchants’ Association
George Brautigan
Corbett & Co
A. S. Rosenthal & Co
C. Goudchaux & Co
Suyons
France
Cohn
John G. Smith
T. Just
Smith
Gohn
Social Register of Philadelphia and New York Dwellers Sailings
Ethel Newbold of Philadelphia, George Pollock, and Mrs. and Mr. Mabley noted among guests booked to sail next Saturday on the Kroonland. Prof E F Andrews and Mrs Andrews, Miss Mary Andrews and others from Philadelphia, Poughkeepsie, and plus a list of well known names prepare for the voyage. Additional reports mention Mr Andrew Simonds and family at the Buckingham Hotel, plans to visit Magnolia for summer, gymkhana races at White Plains postponed by heavy rain, and a polo match at Van Cortlandt Park. Also listed are Rev James Carter and Mrs Carter with others set to sail yesterday on the Sardegna for Naples Genoa and Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroonland
E. F. Andrews
Andrews
Mary
Lord Andrews
Philadelphia
David H. Cochrane, Jr
George Lord Day
B. H. Dorr
Horace L. Washington
United States
Geneva
Frederic R. Newbold
Newbold
Edith Newbold
Poughkeepsie
E. Pierrepont Rowland
Andrew Simonds
Charleston
North
Buckingham Hotel
Watkins Glen
White Plains
Stony Wold Sanatorium
Lakewood Polo Club
Squadron A
van Cortlandt Park
Sardegna
Naples
Genoa
Alexandria
James Carter
Carter
Julia R. Livingston
Alice Hyde
Fanny M
Lillian
Lucy c
Mary F Hyde
Edith S. Taylor
John S.S. Shafer
Shafer
Emily S. Dering
Charlotte R. Dering
St. Paul
Southampton
R. H. Townsend
Matilde Townsend
John A. Stewart
F. W. H. Crane
F. Hopkinson Smith
George R. Snowden
Charles Morgan
Charles J. and
Robert Morgan
William Henry Newbold
Society Notes Amid Regattas in New London and London
Society circles discuss commencements and the Harvard Yale regatta in New London while London hosts American arrivals like Mrs. Astor. The season features weddings in the suburbs, notable ocean liner sailings, and gatherings at Harbor Hill and Bar Harbor as families and guests travel and socialize across continents.
Newport Summer Arrivals and Yacht Race Guests
Special to The New York Times reports Goold H. Redmond arriving at the Gables Rhode Island Avenue for the Summer. Numerous society names arrive at cottages and villas around Newport for July and August as yachts are mobilized for yachting season and Yale Harvard boat races. Mrs Lewis Cass Ledyard improves after illness. Pierson closes her Bellevue cottage for Bar Harbor trip tomorrow.
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New London
Harvard
Yale
New York Yacht Club
New England
Newport
Pembroke Jones
Narada
Moses Taylor Campbell
George B. de Forest
Alexander S., Clarke
Hamilton Fish Webster
John R. McLean
Washington
Bennett Stone Villa
Lota Robinson
Baltimore
C. H. Stockton
Hadley, Que
Ephr
Miranda
Chanticleer
Lewis Cass Ledyard
J. Fred Pierson
Bellevue Avenue
Bar Harbor
Notable wedding at Mrs Green's residence in Elizabeth
Miss Caroline Seward Green wed Arthur Johns of New York in a private ceremony attended by immediate family. The Rev Otis Glaze brook officiated with assistance from Rev Arthur Johns. A large reception followed with many prominent guests including Grover Cleveland and Gov Franklin Murphy. The couple will reside in New York.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Robert Stockton Green
Caroline Seward Green
New Jersey
Arthur Johns
New York
John Johns
Virginia
Howe Totten
Washington, D. C
Griggs
John Kean
M. Taylor Pyne
Swan
Janeway
Princeton
Baltimore
Ferdinand Roebling
Miss Roebling
B. F. Lee
Marguerite Lee
May Wilner Weds Dr Adolph Sandelson at Temple Shearith Israel
Miss May Wilner married Dr Adolph Sandelson yesterday at Temple Shearith Israel on Seven tieth Street and Central Park West with Dr H Pereira Mendes officiating. The ceremony featured palm and floral decor, a white satin dress for the bride, and a procession of ten bridesmaids and ten ushers. A dinner followed at the bride’s parents’ home and the couple departed for their honeymoon in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Wilner
Adolph Sandelson
Temple Shearith Israel
Seventieth Street
Central Park West
H. Pereira Mendes
West
Red Bank Bride Weds New York Lawyer at Home
Evelyn Odell daughter of Mrs Maria L Odell Red Bank and Edwin A Kingsley a New York lawyer married today at the bride’s home by the Baptist pastor Rev W B Matteson. They plan a honeymoon at Saratoga and Niagara Falls and will reside in Red Bank afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
N. J
Evelyn Odell
Maria L. Odell
Edwin A. Kingsley
New York
W. B. Matteson
The
Baptist Church
Kingsley
Saratoga
Niagara Falls
Joralemon-Baker Rites At Christ Church
Miss Sara Reeder Joralemon wed John Anderson Baker in Christ Church Stanhope New Jersey. The bride hails from a prominent New Jersey family and the groom is well known in the West. The couple will honeymoon at Block Island.
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Stanhope
N. J
Sara Reeder Joralemon
John Anderson Baker
Christ Church
New Jersey
West
San Francisco Street Railway bond episode heats curb market
The curb market moved on a $10,000 lot as the San Francisco Street Railway bond dispute dominated activity. Prices rose to 10114 with few trades. Zimmermann Forshay attempted to close contracts. Fox bought 100000 at 101% after a forced fill. Firms refused to deliver, deadlines unclear, likely court settlement. Governors of the Stock Exchange considered a ruling as parties sought resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Street Railway
Zimmermann & Forshay
Fox
Brown Brothers & Co
The
Stock Exchange
Resignation of Brooklyn Official Henry A Goulden
Superintendent Henry A Goulden of the Bureau of Incumbrances in Brooklyn resigned after the Civil Service Commission declined to recognize his position as non competitive. He had served without pay since May 26 and was appointed by President Swanstrom.
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Bureau of Incumbrances
Henry A. Goulden
Brooklyn
Redfield
Civil Service Commission
Goulden
Swanstrom
In the Shops and Jewels on Display in Prized Fashion
The article surveys luxurious jewelry and accessories including large carnation and violet gemstone pieces, jeweled butterflies and birds, enamel daisies, amethyst brooches, crystal seals, cuff buttons, ivory fans, and open wrist mitts. It notes prices for lace pins and describes artful Persian scarfs with silk fringe and floral patterns.
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Linen Store
James McCutcheon & Co
Broadway
18Th ST
Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit, Mich
Cortlandt St
Gorothensement Stores
Sixth Ave
125Th St
Oci
Iric
Eddy
Sty
Lewis & Goncer
West Forty-first Street
Th Avenue
Rosenthal and Cohn
Commissioner Shields of
Short
Ethel Newbold
George Pollock
Mr. and
Mrs. Mabley
England
London
Mrs. Astor
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Robert Goelet
Mr. Goelet
Laura Shipman
Jacob S. Shipman
Henry Mascarene
Hubbard Oe
Christ Arch
Laura Elizabeth Treacey
David Munro Cory
Mary Henderson
Irving McKesson
Edwards Pierrepont Rowland
Mary Wheeler Harral
Lady Pauncefote
Pauncefote
Misses Pauncefote
Clarence Mackay
Harbor Hill
Roslyn
Bremen
Courtlandt F. Bishop
Adam Badeau
W. N. Cowles
F. Darlington
Madeleine Ehret
Joel R. Fithian
E. W. Longfellow
Countess Laugier-Villars
J. Osgood Pell
A. C. Tower
J. Howard Wright
the News OF Newport
New York Times
Robert Ballantyne
Newark
Thomas _ Thacher
I. M. Hawley
Hawley
A. Born
Winters
John A. Hadden
Alexander M. Hadden
W. B. Beekman
Man Willia Whitney
John Watts Kearny
A. Livingston Mason
Edith Livingston Mason
Sandelson—Wilner
Kingsley—Odell
Baker
Joralemon
the Curb Market Corner
College
Foster
West India Bay
AVA
Levy’s Lablache
Farina
Tetlow’s
Jin
Pierce
Belden
Munyon
Humphreys
Abbey
Liebig
Jamaica
Medicura
Ansonia
New Haven
Valenciennes Laces
ETNA
China
Limoges
Haviland
Cretonnes
India
San Juan
Porto Rico
LA Belle
Porto’ Rico
Brevas
LA Reina DE Porto
Orient
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