Court Reserves Shipyard Foreclosure Case Ruling
In Newark June 24 the United States Circuit Court heard the Shipyard Trust and bonds dispute. Judge Wirkpatrick reserved his decision, with attorneys Lindabury and Cromwell arguing over receivership, Schwab’s influence, and bond representation as the heirs of the Shipyard plan proceed.
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New York Times
Newark
N.J
Schwab
Hinger
Lindabury
Sandabury
Schwa
Wes
Messrs
Lindaburg
Samuel Intermyet
Charles T. Corbin
Judes and Lawryers
Mictiver
Timat Ehdant
Wollman
Ehermeyer
Mr. Wollman
McCarter
Lewis Nixon
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Works
Crescent Shipyards
McCharter
Lindahiry
Cobin
Lindaburs
Corbin
Wirk
Colorado Fuel and Iron changes at board level
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Company reshaped its board at a regular meeting. J C Osgood resigns as Chairman and Rockefeller interests install three representatives. J H McClement elected to succeed Osgood as Second Vice President and Controller. An official statement followed the meeting.
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Rockefeller
John L. Jerome
A. C. Cass
Denver
F. T. Gates
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
EK. Parmelee Prentice
Messrs. Gates
Europe
Osgood
West
New York
Newark
McClement
Gould
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Wall Street
Rockefeller Gould
Regplir
Ft ‘Proadwax
J. Co. Osgood
J. H. McClement
G. Hh.butler & Co
Oshis
Probing of Pier Leases by New York Officials
Assistant District Attorney Marshall B. Clarke issued sixteen subpoenas for witnesses in a secret inquiry into Tammany Dock Board leases. Targeted figures include Michael Bean and Michael Egan linked to long-term bulkhead leases near the North River and near Canal Street dumping sites. Subpoenas named dockmaster J Hitch Tlarrison and others connected to Brown & Fleming, Degnon-McLean, and the New York Contracting and Trucking Company. The probe seeks inside history of dock privileges and dumping board allocations tied to subway project work.
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Marshall B. Clarke
Tammany Dock Board
Michael Bean
Broadway
Joseph “Gan
Michael Egan
Thirty- Ninth Street
North’ River
Old Dock Board
Clarke
Pennsylvania Terminal
J. Hitch Tlarrison
Brown& Fleming
Canal Street
Harrison
Old Ock Board
William H. Burke
Degnen-McLean
Subway
Sast
Degnen- MecLean Company
Brown & Fleming
Degnon-McLean Company
Degnon
Peter F. Meyer
Kidney
West Ninety-seventh Street
New York Contracting and Trucking Company
North River
M._B. Martin
John A. McCarthy
Rivington Street
Theresa. A. Sheridan
Tammany Board
Nicholas’Cunningham
Charles’ F. Murphy
Jam
Jerome
Murder in Staten Island Sound Police Probe Body Found
The body of Joseph Hoplock, 45, was recovered Tuesday night in the Staten Island Sound and is believed murdered. Identification came from his father, who noted a peculiar pencil fragment found on the body matching a split pencil he kept. Hoplock, once at Crescent shipyards, is said to have had trouble with a man previously and left four children.
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Joseph Hoplock
Staten Island Sound
Erie
Hoplock
Crescent Ship Yards
Oea
Anesee Hoplock
Edward H Van Ingen resigns from immigration post
Edward H. Van Ingen, counsel to the Commissioner of Immigration at the Port of New York, resigns effective July 15. A Roosevelt personal appointee, he served one year and was among candidates for the Commissionership to succeed Fitchie. His EllIs Island inquiry work led to Roosevelt ordering prosecution of ex Assistant Commissioner Edward F. McSweeney. investigations near completion by July 15.
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Edward H.van Ingen
Immigration
Port of
New York
van Ingen
Roosevelt
Mr. van Ingen
Fitchie
Ellis Island
Edward F. McSweeney
Death of Timothy Gleason ruled asthma by coroner
Coroner Williams of Williamsburg ruled Timothy Gleason nephew of the late Patrick Gleason of Long Island City died from asthma. Gleason was found dead in his room at 111 Division Avenue on Tuesday night.
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Williams
Williamsburg
Timothy Gleason
Patrick Gleason
Long Island City
Gleason
Division Avenue
Subway Work Inspected by Brooklyn League at Heights
The Brooklyn League led by John B McDonald and Chief Engineer Deyo toured the subway site at City Hall loop and Columbus Circle station. The party noted six miles of four track rail, one hundred and pound rails, light and tiling, with plans to inspect the Williamsburg Bridge next under Commissioner Lindenthal.
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Brooklyn League
John B McDonald
Deyo
City Hall
City Hall Park
McDonald
Déyo
Brooklyn
Boston
Paris
Brooklyn Leaguers
Fifty-ninth Street
Broadway
One
Twenty-third Street
One Hundred and Fifty-first Streets
Sixty -Eighth Street
New American League Park
One Hundred and Sixty-eighth Street
League
Montague Street
Benjamin F. Blair
Herbert L. Bridgman
Frank M. Brooks
Isaac H. Cary
John B. Creighton
Omri F. Hibbard
Remson
Warrington Putnam
Col
George A. Price
G- W. Ball
William H. Kowenhoven
William Mackey
John Reis
Lindenthal
Williamsburg
East River
Kaiser's Party Returns From American Observation Tour
A 47 member German delegation sent by the Kaiser to study U S agricultural methods will return to Germany this week after a luncheon hosted by John Schulte of the U S Department of Agriculture at the Hotel Belvedere. They praised American schools and farms but criticized Pullman cars, meals, and beer habits before planning to visit West Point and then return home.
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United States
Kaiser
Hotel Belvedere
John Schulte
United States Department of Agriculture
Erich Speck
von Fluegge
Rittmeister Lemeker
Gain
Germany
Karl Fuhrmann
Berlin University
West Point
Military Academy
Schulte
Washington
Agreement Reached On Hudson Jersey Tunnel Franchise
Subcommittee of the Rapid Transit Commission and a Board of Aldermen committee in consultation with William G. McAdoo of Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Co announced satisfactory terms for a franchise to build another tunnel linking Manhattan and Jersey City. The plan calls for two tubes entering Manhattan at Cortlandt Street and routing to Church Street Fulton Street then under the Hudson to Jersey City at Exchange Place. The full commission report and alderman action follow, with McAdoo also leading the New York and Jersey Railroad Co which is finishing the old Hudson River tunnel from Hoboken to Manhattan.
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Rapid Transit Commission
Board of Aldermen
William G. McAdoo
Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company
Manhattan
Jersey City
McAdoo
Rapid Transit Commissioners
New York and Jersey Railroad Company
Hudson River
Hoboken
Morton Street
Cortlandt Street
Church Street
Fulton
Exchange Place
Lawyer He claims employer duty in railroad opening case
Justice Greenbaum rejects fellow servant rule in Ryan v Third Avenue Railroad, holding the warning employee’s negligence precludes recovery and that employer remains liable for warning performance. Also, Monroe Special Term Justice Davy rules telegram penalties apply only to senders, not addressees, under transportation law.
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Ryan
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Edre
Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Justice Greenbaum
New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
Vroom
Justice Davy
Monroe
Charles V. Thompson
Western Union Telegraph Company
Transportation Corporations Law
Davy
Indiana
Cat Adopts Bull Pup Causes Jersey City Distress
Mrs. Annie V. Gulberson of 216 Grand Street reports a cat named Jennie has adopted a bulldog puppy born near her home. The cat feeds the pup and rejects her own kittens, leaving the feline brood starving while the puppy remains under Jennie care. The owner calls the situation unnatural and distressing.
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Annie V. Gulberson
Grand Street
Jersey City
Jennie
Jersey City Park Commissioners Appointed by Judge Blair
Judge John A Blair of the Common Pleas Court in Jersey City yesterday appointed four Park Commissioners under a 1902 act. The named commissioners are John W Hardenbergh of Jersey City president of the Commercial Trust Co James H Love of Jersey City real estate dealer and former Tax Commissioner Palmer Campbell of Hoboken manager of the Hoboken Land and Improvement Co and William J Davis of Harrison president of the West Hudson Trust Co.
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John’ A. Blair
Common Pleas Court
Jersey City
Hudson County
John W. Hardenbergh
Commercial Trust Company
James H. Love
Palmer Campbell
Hoboken
Hoboken Land and Improvement Company
William J. Davis
Harrison
West Hudson Trust Company
The Big Store Mercantile Team Dominates Upcoming Event
Gen Dollardale finishes with a forty minute burst showing strength and training. The article touts The Big Store Purchasing Power and Selling Capacity with a staff of mercantile athletes as a winning combination for mercantile events.
Che Wen's Store Adopts Double Stamps Today
Direct entrance at Che Wen's Store on 18th Street near 5th Avenue offers shoppers two S and H trading stamps instead of one today. The deal highlights a limited time promotion to attract customers.
Weatherproof Cravenette Raincoats Ad Advertises range
A sales note extols cravenette raincoats for uncertain weather. It advises choosing a light coat for dry or rainy days and lists Summer to year round weights in patterns and materials. Prices span 18 to 35 dollars.
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Oxford
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Colorado Fuel
Gould- Rockefeller
Board of ‘Directors
J. C. ‘Osgood
Edward H. van Ingen
Plasmon CO. OF America
Broad St
New York City
Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Michigan
U.S. A
Mohawk Meadows
Mohawk Condensed Milk Co
Hudson St
Legal Notes
Hudson County Park Board
Anheuser-Busch
U. Meyer & CO
Lewis & @ONGER
West 41St Street
LevOy
B. M. Levoy
Garfield Safe _ DEPOSIT COMPANY
6Th Ave
West 125Th
Lenox
Madison
Dachiera Brothers
Opticians
Siegele, Sopere
Dollardale
Ghe
Che Wen
5Th Ave
Rocers, Peer & Company
Warren St
4Th Ave
Hall
Yackal Carhatste
Canal St
Chambers
Fuunz
Des A Sac
ST. Hear Broadway
West 24Th ST
West 32d St
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