Morgan profits from New Haven dealings detailed
J P Morgan & Co released a full record of twenty years of transactions with the New Haven system. The file shows securities handling totaling 355 million and a net profit of 150 thousand, after losses on resales, plus deposits averaging 1.415 million with 2 percent interest. The report notes no interest in Westchester railways or trolley lines, except a late 1907 wharf investment inherited by J P Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan & Co
Howard Elliott
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Morgan Banking House
New Haven
Morgan House
Elliott
J. Morgan & Co
New York
Westchexter & Boston
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Morgan & Co
Howard Billett
J. J.morgan & Co
Mocartthen
New Haven Worypanges
Ue New Haven
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
South Station
Hoston
New York City
New Haven Company
New Haven Road
Messrs. Drexel, Morgan & Co
Westchester
Ute Statin
Pieamship
Millbrook Company
Bryan Avoids Mexican Debates in Springfield Visit
William J. Bryan spent six hours in Springfield delivering sermons to about 1 800 women at Court Square Theatre and 4 000 men at Municipal Auditorium. He refused to discuss state affairs or the Mexican situation, noting it was his custom not to speak on Sundays about government matters. The Everybody Go to Church effort drew unprecedented churchgoing crowds and enthusiastic welcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Willam J. Bryan
Court Square Theatre
Municipal Auditorium
Bryan
State Department
Trias Speakers Pay Raises Surpass English Football Wages
The New York Times reports from London that Trias Speakers two year baseball contract at 27000 dollars totals about 15000 dollars per year more than England's top professional football players. About 164000 spectators paid 38980 dollars to watch four major matches, yet no more than eighty two players earned over 22.50 dollars weekly, most earning around 20 dollars.
Body of Charles Bostwick Found in East Hampton Woods
Dorothy Green found the body of Charles Byron Bostwick, missing since January 4, in the woods near East Hampton. Dr. Davis Edwards, a friend, identified him from pockets. Bostwick was a secretary treasurer at A. J. Watts Company and a Princeton 1906 alumnus. His death is thought to be from exposure after a January cold snap as he visited local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hampton
Long Island
Dorothy Green
Davis Edwards
Charles Byron Bostwick
Bostwick
A. J. Watts Company
Church Street
West Thirty-first Street
Manhattan
Amagensett
S. 1
East Hampton Presbyterian Church
N. W. Harnett
Mr. Harnett
Hiy
W. A. Bentwick
Tirouxville
Princeton University
Princeton Club
Edwards
Frederick Townsend Martin
America
New York
Bradley Martin
England
Martin
Europe
Ward McAllister
Harry Lehr
Bowery
Cheeer
Hociety
Mr. Martin
Albany
Henry Hull Martin
Anna Townsend Martin
Connecticut
Jenelish
John Martin
Sir Francis Drake
William Martin
William Seaborn Martin
Stratford
Woodbury
Conn
Henry Jimll Martin
Anna Townsend
Dynamite Found in Church Yard Involving Tannenbaum Army
Henry T. Mann of St. Mark's Church turned over dynamite found in the church yard to police after 200 unemployed men were housed there. Inspector Owen Egan led the case with detectives probing ties to the Black Hand as earlier church intrusions are reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Mann
St. Mark's Church
Tenth Avenue
Second Street
Tannenbaum
A.T. Stewart
William J. Burke
Fifth Street
Bureau of Combustibles
Owen Egan
Church of St. Alphonsus
West Broadway
Woman Fights Intruder in East New York Bakery Home
Mrs Veronica Burns confronted a burglar in her husband Martins bakery residence at 344 Van Sicklen Avenue. The intruder Joseph Dosdolsky a tailor entered by mistake. He was captured after a struggle and charged with burglary. Patrolman Burton placed him in custody at Liberty Avenue Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica Burns
Martin C. Burns
New York
Ofelock
van Sicklen Avenue
Diminss
Joseph Dosdolsky
Burns
Brockton Patrolman Claims Part of Fortunes Left by Appleby
Special to The New York Times reports Brockton Massachusetts on March 8 patrolman Jesse Appleby listed as claimant to part of a 10 million dollar fortune left by Charles FE Appleby who died recently in a Long Island hospital Appleby resumes duty after leave to pursue the claim expired He vows not to let the fortune interfere with his duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Brockton
Mass
Jesse Appleby
Charles FE
Appleby
Long Island
New York
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Fifth
Fischer and
Dickle
West Seventeenth Street
Sergt. O'Neill
Fischer
O’neil
Dickie
Explosions Shatter 230th Street Scene Injuring Nine
Terrifying blasts ripped through 230th Street near Fifth Avenue injuring nine car passengers. Chief Kenton was nearly thrown from a lifting car as the vehicle bucked off rails. A nearby Fifth Avenue building and others shook with three strong shocks, windows rattled, and locals reported a chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentythird Street
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
New Broadway
Garfield National Bank
Comminsston
Mitchel
McCall
Public Service Commission
Adamson
Frank Hediey
New York Railways Company
Twenty-third
Pire Department
Twentythird Street Crosstown
Committee to Plan New Closing Policy Faces City Hearings
A city committee led by Mayor Mitchel considers late night liquor licenses and all night service. Key officials, including Arthur Woods, weigh reforms to allow entertainment venues and prevent disorder while ensuring night workers have access to food and drink. A seven member panel will hold hearings and report back within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight Lcenses
Arthur Woods
Mr. Mitchel
Mrr. Woods
Terman Ridder
William H. Hilison
Nehemiah Doynton
Michael Furst
Thomas M. Murry
Fred Sterry
Franklin TH. Giddings
Woods
Jack's
Woodsageaya
The Newest Paris Fashions Spring Fashion Number
The New York Times announces a Spring Fashion Number featuring fifty photographs of top French dressmakers creations. An expert in Paris selects the designs, with articles on new fashions and sketches of gowns by a staff artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Over-ocean Flight Soon Says Hell
Dr Alexander Graham Hell told the Federal School Men's Club in Washington that transatlantic flights are within reach with present day flying machines. He described gear systems to boost propeller speed and reduce air resistance at high altitude, claiming 50 mph craft could travel 1000 miles. He predicted airships crossing the Atlantic at two miles height and argued oxygen supply is solved by speed and condensed air. The heat from exhaust would keep the aviator warm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alexander Graham Hell
Federal School Men's Club
Atlantic
Unclear Oceanic and White Star Lines Positions
A garbled report notes vessels near routing points with distances east of Gast and Sandy Hook. It mentions Southampton to New York and Barcelona to New York routes, with times around 6 A M and references to foremen and lines, though text is fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi Wireless
Oceanic
White Star
Southampton
New York
Manmty Dhaverth
Gast
Mo Due Ph
Montserrat
Gpauish
Tarcelona
Sandy Hook
Not an Invasion Colquitt Tells The Times By Telegraph
Governor Colquitt states no invasion occurred as Capt. J J Sanders of the Texas Rangers recovered Vergara's body from Hidalgo Mexico and returned it to Laredo Texas. He plans to send full details to The Times and credits Mexican officials with aid in the recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Austin
Texas
Vergara
Hidalgo
Mexico
J. J. Sanders
Company 3
The
Texas Rangers
Capt. Sanders
Times
Sanders
Laredo
Notes on Becker paper may change Frank case
In Atlanta, Mary Phagan case notes are reexamined after discovery they may bear master mechanic H F Becker's signature and show paper from Becker's vendor pads. The new evidence suggests the murder notes could be on Becker duplicates, potentially altering interpretations of Jim Conley's testimony and Frank's responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlanta
Marek S
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Jim Conley
Frank
H. F. Becker
National Pencil Factory
Cotton States Betting Company
Becker
Wasmatd
Penct
Conley
Lemmie Quinn
Southern Belting Company
Cotton States Belting & Supply Company
Pratt Ould Teoday
Cowles
Hecker
Rangers Return Vergara Body From Hidalgo Grave After Cross-Border Raid
Texas Rangers recovered the mutilated body of Clemente Vergara from Hidalgo Cemetery near the border after crossing into Mexico with permission from Mexican authorities. The son identified the body. officials say he was shot, his skull crushed, and his left hand burned. The body was brought to the U.S. side near the Vergara ranch and handed to Consul Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Texas
Texas Rangers
Mexico
Clemente Vergara
Hidalgo
United States
Alonzo Carrett
Nuevo Laredo
Hidalgo Vergara
Vergara
Hidalke
Rio Grande
Vergara Ranch
Garrett
Bheriffa
Sarders
Gore Colquitt
Peter Lemilne
Ran
Vergera
Vercara
Hlidalga
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Chase
New Haven and Allied Company Securities
Eliiett
Dae & Morgan & Co
Tris
East Hampton Woods
St. Mark’s
Baker
Heet
Public Service Cup Co
Bklyn
Aar
Oth AY
Terri
Ton
Auto
FT. Martin
London
New York Society
Restau
Howard
T. Martin
Berkeley
Sivecet Cae Canale
Nell
Marconi
Howard T. Martin
Cannes
Craven
New Your Times
Bowery Mission
Bond Street
Lady Craven
John Hays Hammond
Hammond
Albany Boys’ Academy
Albany Law School
Alexander Graham Bell
Colquitt
the Times
Telltale
Negro
Ture
Nefates
Neagro
Cotton States Belting and Ship Company
South Broad Street
Southern Delting Company
South Forsythe Street
Mr. Frank
T. Hecker
O. Kk
Penet Company
Cotton Staten Belting and Supply Comepany
Beck & Grease Hardware Company
Dorsey
Hare
W. H. C. Rose
Woolworth Huilding
Dalgo Cemetery
Rangers
Palafox
Menteo
Apolonio Rodriguez
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