Immigrant Court Hearings On Anti Monopoly Actions
The state moves to annul corporate life of several companies for violating anti monopoly laws. Actions include People against Consolidated Company of New York and Western Union Telegraph Company, and proceedings against Postal Telegraph Cable Company and American Ice Company. Separate hearings cover misconduct claims and a Rochester Telephone settlement. A case in Brooklyn follows a forged bribery claim involving Nathan Vidaver and District Attorney Jerome, with Montgomery detailing alleged attacks by the Attorney General’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Samdé
American Ice Company
Buffalo
Rochester Telephone Company
Hdll Telephone Company
New York City & Metropolitan Street Railway
Nissan Park
Immunity Denied in Vidaver Case Testimony Details
Mr Montgomery denies being promised immunity by the District Attorney for testifying against Vidaver. He recalled going to Jerome on Feb 27 with attorney Howard S. Gans to disclose events with Vidaver and stated Jerome arranged the trap using marked money. Vidaver’s link to the Attorney General’s office is severed pending Grand Jury actions. The Attorney General said no official notice was given to Vidaver about not appearing in the Metropolitan Street Railway probe until cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Vidaver
Tombs Court
Herrman
Vidayer
Montgomery
Jerome
Frank Moss
Vidaver
William R. Montgomery
Moss
Montemery
Moses H. Grossman
Idaver
Mr. Montgomery
Hamilton Bank
State Superintendent of Banks
Attorney General
Frank White
Attorney General's
Bird Heck
Clement H. Smith
Hamilton
James M. Gifford
White
Grossman
Jackson
Montsgomery
Meontgomery
Mr. Grossman
Collingwopod
Mr. Moss
Tecentrate Herrman
Mr. Vidave
Astor Flouse
Mr. Vidaver
Kresy
Mr. Jerome
Howard S. Gans
Grand Jury
Limburg
Metropolitan Street Railway
Three St. Louis Men Locked in Freight Car in Daring Hunger Ordeal
Richard Morrison 19 Edward Whistler 18 and Joseph Dean 18 all of St. Louis endured four days without food or water after hiding in a freight car bound for New York. Det. Cunningham and Magistrate Handy sent them to ten days in jail for vagrancy after their rescue in the Baltimore & Ohio yards at St George Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
St. George
Martinsburg
West Va
Cunningham
Richard Morrison
Edward Whistler
Joseph Dean
St. Louis
New York
Elkton
Ind
Delaware
Dean
Handy
Jrail
Politics Out of Railroad Regulation Urged by Gov Hughes
Gov Hughes, guest of honor at the Traffic Club dinner in the Hotel Astor, urged keeping politics out of railroad regulation while calling for fair and open administration. He warned against agitation and praised legislators as fairly representative, with railroads needing honest, straightforward oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Hughes
Traffic Club
Hotel Astor
Railroad ~Ien
Mr. Hughes
George A. Post
Standard Coupler Company
Dr. Hughes
United Against McCarren Rally Forms Citywide Anti McCarren Front
A Brooklyn meeting at the Johnston Building unites anti McCarren factions under Coler as chairman to organize a Committee of Three Hundred for primaries this month. James Shevlin labor ally and ex-Sheriff Michael J Flaherty help coordinate district leaders across twenty three districts led by Boden Bridges McPartland Hayes Dunne Slag Malone Foley Wainwright Delaney Shevlin Dooley Meagher McManus Glinnen Keefe Molloy Dwyer Marina Levy Hazzard Katsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Patrick H. McCarren
Williamsburg
Johnston Building
Coler
James Shevlin
Willoughby Street
Michael J. Flaherty
anti-McCarren
McCarren
Cho‘sén Charman
Harrington Putnam
J. J. O'Connell
Joseph Boden
J. J. Bridges
Myles McPartland
Patrick Hayes
William Dunne
Charles Slag
P. H. Malone
Re Foley
J. E. Wainwright
John H Delaney
Michael — J. "Shevlin
M.E. Dooley
M._J. Meagher
J. J.mcmanus
Edward Glinnen
H.P. Molloy
John F. Dwyer
Willian
Sage gives 5000 to Kruger Fund for fallen firemen
Mrs Sage sent a check for 85000 yesterday to the Kruger and Firemen Memorial Fund to build a monument for firemen including Chief Kruger who died in service. Total contributions reach 11868.26. Henry Clews bid 50 to win the Carnegie Hall box donated by Mme Schumann Heink for today’s recital. Bids were sealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage
Kruger
Russell Sage
Kruger and Firemen's Memorial Fund
Henry Clews
Carnegie Hall
Mme. Schumann- Heink
Central Plans $1,000,000 Improvement at West Albany
The New York Central Railroad announces a $1,000,000 program of alterations and improvements to locomotive and car shops at its West Albany facilities. The plan, disclosed in Albany, follows a March 6 decision by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
New York Central Railroad Company
West Albany
Auto Race Leader Completes 140 Miles Then Repairs
The leader covered 140 miles in twelve hours including a stop at Arion for repairs. The team resumed this evening but trestle crossings near the Williams River proved dangerous at night. They returned to Woodbine for the night, with Tulians planned to start again early tomorrow aiming for Omaha by noon. West of Omaha roads are improving though Nebraska stretches turn sandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion
Woodbine
Omaha
Willams River
Nebraska
De De Dion car rival in St Chaffray politics
A Cleveland style letter from Cedar Rapids Iowa notes John T Carmody as mayoral candidate who pays to aid New York to Paris contestants and promotes himself with portraits and modest promises. The piece references De Dion car, its 7500 pound load, and a cross country contest, praising Irish support and public sentiment while imagining road improvements and future auto progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
John T. Carmody
Carmody
Paris
Old Country
France
United States
England
New World
Omaha
Scarforlio
Chicago
Seattle
De Dion Car Stays In Cedar Rapids For Major Repair
The De Dion car remains in Cedar Rapids with a crew working around the clock awaiting a start tomorrow. Weather has cleared after rain hindering progress in the mud, and Lt. Chaffray emphasizes the race favors endurance and perseverance over speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chaffray
Chicago leaves today in New York to Paris auto race
French Motobloc and German Protos crews agreed to depart tomorrow at about 10 a m for the second leg of the New York to Paris race. Baron Godard delayed Motobloc departure to allow a farewell, while Lieut Koeppen engaged O W Schneider as chauffeur and mechanic after confirming his honorable discharge and military status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
H. Tauscher
Berlin
Mineradski
Koeppen
O. W. Schneider
Germany
Hans Knape
Ernest Mais
Mme. Gadski
Oe Schneider
Schneider
Lieut. Koeppen
Illinois Athletic Club
War Office
T.e Protos
Or. W. Schneider
Leipsice Infantry
Schne
Ier
Protos
Doctors Defend Vivisection Sparks City Debate
Forty three prominent physicians led by Dr Frank Van Fleet defend vivisection regulations as adequate and humane citing Section 10 of 1867 laws. They argue anaesthetics prevent suffering and that improper restrictions could hinder medicine. Society for the Prevention of Abuse in Animal Experimentation counters, saying the law offers no such provisions or remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank van Fleet
The
State Medical Society
State of New York
Society For the Prevention
Gambling's Pathway All Wreck-Strewn by Gambling Debate
The sermon at Trinity Church cites Bishop Potter and his coadjutor Bishop Greer arguing for regulation over suppression of gambling. Greer condemns all betting including race-track wagering, calling it a deadly pathway to wrecks of mind, morality, and society. The letter to August Belmont is quoted urging educative regulation rather than sweeping bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Greer
Potter
Trinity Church
Greer
Bishop Potter
August Belmont
Guy
Black
Albany
Agnew-Hart
Slicer
Auto Speeders Caught in Harlem Court Speed Trap
Sixty one motorists were arrested for speeding as Magistrate Treene in Harlem Court arraigned them. William E Mason of Evanston Illinois faced the judge after chasing Chief Croker going to a fire, with Mason held for trial in Special Sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treene
Harlem
McGuire
William 8. Mason
Evanston
Manhattan Avenue
120Th Street
Mason
Mr. Mason
York
Edward Fvans
Frederick Paterson
West Fiftieth Street
J. Harlem
Bellevue Hospital
Evans
Fifth Avenue
106Th Street
Breen
Isidor Straus
Straus
Broadway
West Side Court
Eugene Pettit
Moss
Pettit
Louis Gunto
David Belasco
Seret
Casey
Bowery
Coney Island
Great Mulligan Ball at Terrace Garden draws Tammany revelers
A masked affair near Terrace Garden in Tammany society drew a long line of vehicles and crowds. Larry Mulligan presided from the end box while ex-Deputy Waldo and ex-Chief Devery occupied adjoining seats. Auctioneer Tim Sullivan sold boxes including the champagne floor for thousands. waiters battled crowded aisles as revelers danced past midnight awaiting the Tim brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Garden
Larry Mulligan
Justitias
Justitia
Waldo
Water Police
Devery
Kernochan
Mr. Devery
Tim” Sullivan
Little Tim
Big Tim
Albany lawmakers rally to governor driven bills advance
Special to The New York Times Albany March 6 Governor's speech shifted sentiment among Senate and Assembly. Members expect Agnew Hart bills to pass in some form. Senate schedules a Wednesday hearing at Senator Grady's request. Race-track interests push to delay progress in both houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
N. Y
New York
Senate
Assembly
Grady
Man Admits Losing 1 Million In Races In Court
Charles Hickey the wholesale butcher testified in Supreme Court that he lost 1,000,000 gambling on a system with Alderman James Barker guiding the investment. The jury found 4,891 advanced by Barker to Hickey for a stock return was lost in horse betting, Barker disputing Hickey’s claim of large losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hickey
Supreme Court
Greenbaum
James Barker
Barker
Hickey
Equitable Directors Win on Demurrers and Removal
The Appellate Division sustained the demurrers by the old Board of Directors of Equitable Life Assurance Society in a suit by ex Attorney General Mayer and continued by General Jackson. The action seeks an accounting of official conduct and recovery of funds or property misused and may seek removal of misconducting directors. The prior interlocutory judgment allowing amendment or separate actions against board members was reversed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Mayer
Jackson
Tower Court
Yesterday's Fires List and Witnesses
A typed entry records multiple small fire incidents with locations such as Canal Street Jefferson Street and East streets, listing times from 9:30 to 12:29 and notes of minor losses or trifling damage. Names like Moses Matthews Lass John Wetter Jacob Blum and Peter Starry appear alongside addresses and amounts, suggesting a community roll of fire-related reports and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Seid R
Webster
East
Canal St
Moses Matthews Lass
John Wetter
Melrose
Union R
Jacob Blum
Lamp St
Geo. Pedt- J.stanberg
Smith St. Het
Amsterdam Av
Broadway
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Morse
Alexander Vazakos
Havemeyer Street
Justice Crane
Vazakos
Luise Xenta
Athens
Greece
Varaixos
Sexularius
Luise Xenia
Ing
Crane
George Liras
East Fifth Street
Manhattan
Aeolian
Aeolian Hall
Aeolian Company
Mr. Roosevelt
Criti
Post
America
W. Finley
American Smelting and Refining Company
George A. Cullen
Lackawanna Railroad
Club
RL Tenbroeck
Union Pacific
A. D L. Langdon
Long Island Railroad
Alvin Hunsicker
Standard Oil Cloth Company
FE. G.wartfield
Mallory Steamship Company
W. R. Campbell
United States Leather Company
Martins. Decker
Public Service Commission
Alfred R. Page
T. Jeffery
Denver & Rio Grade
W. A. Clark
San Pedro Road
W. G. Besler
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
H. I. Joyvee
Th Central Railroad of
H. B. Chamberlain
Erie
C.A. Blood
Lehigh Valley
E. HE. Loomis
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
C. C. McCain
Trunk Line Association
George T. Smith
Pennsylvania Railroad
United
Central
ST. Chaffray
Indiana
Ushier
G Bourcier
New York. Times
New York Tones
Gambling
Dr. Greer
Castoria
Kirth
Croker
Mulligan
Globe Wernicke
the Globe“Wernicke Co
Cor. White
Bry Va
JPURE
Mutual Milk Cream
East 22Nd Street
Gramercy
Tel
Equitable Directors
Grand Rapids
Princess
6Th Ave
Cor
15Th St
Lavender
A. Ae
the Crown Perfumery CO
London
East 20Th Street
Jeunesse Doree
Luyvies
Av. R. R
Ith St
Henry St
East Jith St
Peter Starry
Ste
Osta Shinsky & Platfete
Cornelius Agnew
M. F. Underhill
Isaac Siegel
Steinway
Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Steinway & Sons
Steinway Hall
E. 14Th St
Regent St Mark
Fith Avenue
Boston
Hout
Vernon
Cook & Bernheimer CO
NEW York Central Lines
Detron
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