Coster Knapp and Co. Hearings Reveal Million Dollar Joint Accounts
Testimony at the United States Commission shows W B and Charles Coster held joint accounts in Coster Knapp Co with indebtedness exceeding $1 million. Manager Lawrence testified the share of W B Coster was never settled and accounts were kept under numbers. Further, Knapp explained entries reducing Braker’s claim and other stock movements involving Spader Perkins and Marshall Spader Co. The hearing resumes tomorrow at 11 A M.
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Coster, Knapp & Co
United States
Alexander
W. B
Charles Coster
W. B. Coster
Joseph D. Lawrence, Jr
Knapp
Coster
C. C
Lawrence
The
Stock Exchange
Ottin
Taggart Brings Kern Boom to Denver for VP Hope
Thomas Taggart, Democratic National Committee chair, arrives in Denver with a VP boom backing Bryan’s nomination. Contests filed include districts in New York Ohio and the District of Columbia with Chicago and New York figures lobbying for Chanler as running mate. Mack of Buffalo says Chanler could win favor with Bryan and Lincoln spoke of the pairing.
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Denver
Col
Thomas Taggart
National Democratic Committee
Bryan
Woodson
New York
Ohio
District of Columbia
Illnois
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
Tom
Day
Gov
Chanler
Vic
New York State
Ler
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Mack
McIntyre on the Stand in Bankruptcy Inquiry
Thomas A. McIntyre of T A McIntyre & Co. testified before United States Commissioner Alexander Gilchrist Jr about Cotton Exchange seats owned by the firm. He denied any improper claim by C M Crouss of Syracuse and said the seats were owned free and clear. He also discussed deposits at Empire Trust and Dime Savings and mentioned possible investments by Miss Boyd via her brother J Cookman Boyd in Baltimore. Attorneys for petitioning creditors will probe the banks next, but witness examinations are closed for now.
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Thomas A. McIntyre
T. A.mcintyre & Co
United States
Alexander Gilchrist, Jr
Cotton Exchange
Irving L. Ernst
C. M. Crouss
Syracuse
McIntyre
George F. Ryan
Empire Trust Company
Dime Savings Institution
Democratic Committee Seeks Funds Amid Campaign Pressure
Washington June 25 The Democratic Congressional Committee faces fundraising strain as Chairman Lloyd plans to travel to New York early tomorrow to solicit support from loyalists and secure campaign funds.
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Lloyd
New York
Washington, D. C
Democratic Congressional Committee
Taft Ratification Rally Cheers For Taft Roosevelt
Republican County Committee meeting ratified the Chicago Convention ticket with strong support for Taft and Roosevelt. Speakers including J. Sloat Fassett and Nathaniel Elsberg praised the candidates and unity, while resolutions honored Grover Cleveland. The gathering adjourned in respect after unanimous adoption.
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Republican County Committee
Taft
Sherman
Roosevelt
Chicago
Bennet
Fussett
Olcott
Parsons
Judge Rosalsky
Charles H. Young
Republican Club
John Henry Hammond
Twenty-ninth Assembly
Faft
Hughes
Hammond
Samuel Koenig
Mr. Koenig
East Side
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Nathaniel A. Elsberg
William Halpin
Liquor plank adopted at Iowa Democratic convention
The Democratic State Convention in Stoux City ends after a four hour dispute over the liquor plank. Supporters cheer for William J. Bryan and the Town State ticket as the plank affirms traditional policy favoring local self government.
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Stoux City
Iowa
Committee On Resolutions
William J. Bryan
Democratic State Convention Deadlocked After Ninth Ballot
In Charlotte North Carolina on June 25 the Democratic State Convention reached its ninth gubernatorial ballot at 4 PM with no change and adjourned for a recess to 8 PM. By nightfall no result had been declared as the convention remained hopelessly deadlocked.
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Charlotte
N. C
Two Drown In Bay While Trying To Save Friend
John Byrns Jr. and Mark Maxwell of Brooklyn drowned in Great South Bay off Babylon L I while trying to rescue Maxwell who had fallen in. Searching parties continued for the bodies. The Pyrns family had planned to celebrate the son's twenty fifth birthday. Maxwell had announced engagement to Miss Gilroy daughter of ex Mayor Thomas F Gilroy.
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Mark Maxwell
Brooklyn
Great South Bay
Babylon
L. I
John Byrns, Jr
John Byrns
Maxwell
Pyrns
Miss Gilroy
Thomas F. Gilroy
Labor Plans for Denver Recognition at Democratic Convention
Labor leaders John J. Purcell and Sam Demehry head for Denver to push for labor influence at the Democratic Convention. They seek a second place nomination and a strong anti injunction plank plus revised anti trust laws to relief unions and agricultural associations from restraint of trade penalties. The effort aims to secure union made candidates and solid labor backing for Bryan's bid and the convention platform.
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New York Times
Washington
Denver
John J. Purcell
Sam Demehry
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Gov
Johnson
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Library Bureau Card and Filing Systems
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6Th Ave
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B. Altman & Co
B.goster
Brenever
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Marshall, Spader & Co
Ohn M. Knapp
Henry J. Braker
Braker
Welch
Stanwood S. Menken
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Martin
Moorehead
Spader & Perkins
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United States Steel Common
Reading Preferred
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Menken
Reading
Hopper & Sternbeck
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Taggart
Kern
Indiamaw
French
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5Th Avenue
27Th Street
Miss Boyd
Halpin
J. Sloat
Fassett
Cal
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Chemung
New York City
Mr. Fassett
Cleveland
Gilroy
Saks & Company
34Th Street
Swenson Et Senses
Gray
Tewis
Gonger
West 42d St
Broad and
Beaver Streets
GH. Akman & CO
Jersey
35Th Street
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New Pork
B. Akman & CO
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New England
C. M. Bart
Boston
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