Authorities silent on traction future for repairs in Manhattan
Ivins told the City Club the New York surface railways face a $25 million repair bill to restore the system. Receivers and bondholders offered no guidance while reports show rising deficits, heavy depreciation needs, and debates over taxes and funds for maintenance and depreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Bronx
William M. Ivins
City Club
New York
New York City
Metropolitan Street Railways
Franklyn
Ivins
New York City Railway
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Third Avenue
Metropolitan Street Railway
New Yor City
Metropolitan” Street Railway
Metropolitan Securities
Times
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Central Crosstown
New York City Railway System
N.eeeeer Eee
Third Avenue Railway
Metropolitan and
New York City Railways
Ernest Hall
Tunnel Tie-Up Not So Bad Says Interborough Chief
The Interborough Company says no East River tunnel train was in darkness after a short circuit cut power at Fulton Street station this morning. The disruption affected only the Fulton Street to Battery segment and lasted about thirty minutes, with only one regular train stranded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East River
Interborough Railway Company
Fulton Street
Frank Hedley
Interborough Company
Battery
The
Customs Ruling Declares Oil Leakage No Non Importation
The Board of United States General Appraisers ruled that leakage or theft of oil in barrels under Customs custody does not fit the federal non importation clause. G B Mastrangeli for Standard Oil challenged duty abatement after a barrel arriving at port leaked empty, Judge Somerville stating Congress may fix injustices, protest overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
United States General Appraisers
G. B. Mastrangeli
Standard Oil Company
United States
Somerville
Congress
Tribun
Oriental Bank Plan Upheld by Court
The Appellate Division unanimously affirmed the dismissal of receivers and allowed liquidation under a plan with Metropolitan Trust Company. The court criticized Attorney General Jackson for opposing the arrangement, finding the bank solvent with substantial surplus and the trust company able to fund depositor payments. The decision notes notice issues for receivers and states the AG is not guardian of investors against their will.
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Trust Co
Supreme Court
Justice O'Gorman
Oriental Bank
Metropolitan Trust Company
Jackson
Trust Company
Justice Houghton
Appellate Division
Ays
Certified Public
State Banking Department
Attorney General
State worries over insolvent firm creditors
Government stance centers on creditors of an insolvent corporation rather than directing individual citizens investments. The state remains concerned with financial disclosure and accountability but has not yet imposed broad investment regulations on residents.
Jackson Abuses Power in Albany Ouster Bill
Attorney General Jackson faced sharp criticism in the Assembly over a 20000 appropriation for prosecuting ouster proceedings against Mayor McClellan. Assembly leader Merritt said the state should not bear the debt and accused Jackson of abusing his powers, though the bill passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Jackson
Assembly
McClellan
William R. Hearst
Merritt
Hearst
New York Times
Morse Demurrer Filed in Bankrupt Petition Case
Charles W. Morse's counsel Eugene P. Carver will submit today a demurrer in the United States District Court to a bankruptcy petition filed last week by Receiver Hanna of the National Bank of North America and two former clerks. The demurrer contends the petitioners lack standing and that the judgment for 155 753 dollars in favor of R A C Smith is improperly stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene P. Carver
Charles W. Morse
United States District Court
Hanna
The
National Bank of North America
R. A. C. Smith
Carver
Unit moves and retirements in U S Army notices
The United Service reports officers and actions: Capt F R De Funiak Jr goes to Hot Springs for observation. Capt J S Cecil released from Fort Bayard treatment to join station. Lt R V D Corput to Brockville for evidence trial. Capt P Whitworth detailed to Quartermaster. Col C D Parkhurst and others assigned to a wireless stations board. major retirements C D Parkhurst and W J Pardee announced. leaves for Cecil four months from April 1 and Hacker two months from May 5.
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Washington
F. R. de Funiak, Jr
Sixth Infantry
Hot Springs
Ark
Army and Navy
Watertown
N. Y
Brockville
Ontario
Canada
P. Whitworth
First Infantry
Quartermaster’s Department
R. R. Stevens
Twenty-third Infantry
Fort H. G. Wright
New York
C. D. Parkhurst
Coast Artillery Corps
G. P. Scriven
Signal Corps
H. Taylor
Corps of Engineers
F. W. Jug
Twentieth Infantry
W. J. Pardee
Twelfth Infantry
Cecil
Philippine Scouts
B Hacker
Commissary
Movements of Naval Vessels Reported Arrivals and Departures
Arrived vessels include South Dakota at San Diego Pan ther at Magdalena Bay Lebanon at Hampton Roads Nina at Bridgeport Mississippi at League Island Chicago at Bahia. Sailed vessels include Buffalo from Magdalena Bay to San Diego Eagle from Guantanamo for surveying Prairie from Newport to League Island Arethusa from Callao to Panama Ajax from Callao to Magdalena Bay Olympia and Standish from Annapolis to Norfolk.
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South Dakota
San Diego
Panther
Magdalena Bay
Lebanon
Hampton Roads
Nina
Bridgeport
Mississippi
League Island
Chicago
Bahia
Buffalo
Eagle
Guantanamo
Prairie
Newport
Arethusa
Callao
Panama
Ajax
Olympia
Standish
Annapolis
Norfolk
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Supcea
New York City Railway Company
United States Circuit Court
Metropolitan Company
City Railway
K. W
Tho
Hale
Hedley
Board
Copenhagen
Holland
Bloomingdales
Lex
3Rd Ave
66Th St
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Union Pacific
North Western Line
Ss. A. Hutchison
Tourist Department
Broadway
Raps
C. W. Morse
the United Service
Army
the Navy
Washington, D. C
Bik Dept &F
America
N.Y. Globe
U. S
Bookman
Fogarty
Boses-Merrill Co., Publishers
Arizona
Edmund Day
John Murray
Mills Miller
James Forbes
John W. Harding
Gertrude Elliott
Crucible
George Sheldon Downs
Katherine
George W. Hobart
John Henry
G.W. Dillingham Co., Publishers
Stern Brothers
Millinery Department
West Twenty-third Street
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