Society Stock Scheme Tangles Newport Lakewood Editions
Investigators allege that the weekly Society publication operated as a stock scheme run by Lawrence, with concealment of incorporation and deceptive circulation claims. Harris reported suspicions to authorities, who advised arrest, while associates including Dr. Young faced repayment of subscriptions and editorial shifts to resort titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Lawrence
Pritchett
Harris
McConville
McNish
Hhe
Newport Life
Lakewood
Newport
Lenox
Slarris
M. E Young
Ocean Avenue
Dr. Young
Young
Mr. Smith
Palm ,Beach
Fla
Smith
Shonts
Mr. Shonts
Lakewood Society Photo Sparks Family Dispute
Mrs. Jasper Lynch denounces the appearance of her daughter’s picture in Society after giving it at the request of Mrs. Cobb. She claims she never bought stock or subscribed. Dr. Young, who returned contributed money, will travel to New York to consult a lawyer amid inquiries into the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
N. J
Jasper Lynch
Cobb
Dr. Young
New York
Scudder Attacks Fort Over Local Option Refusal
The Rev. John S. Scudder of Jer sey City charges Gov. Fort blocked the local option bill and warns President Roosevelt that Fort's nomination for Vice President could cost the Republicans the election. Scudder calls Fort's actions a monumental blunder and predicts Democratic victory in a close race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Scudder
First Congregational Church
Jersey City
New Jersey Assembly
Roosevelt
Gov. Fort
New Jersey
Scudder
Fort
Immigrant Ill-Treated at Ellis Island Affidavit Alleges Assault
Vincenzo Corbaccio testified after arriving to visit Rochester, claiming an immigration station employee struck him after he refused a box of food. He argues feeding immigrants is contract set and that aliens need not buy meals under island rules. The case may be reviewed, with possible Washington appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Island
Vincenzo Corbaccio
Rochester
Commissary Department
Corbacchio
Tiis Island
Washington
Mme Gould Arrives in New York After Four and a Half Years
Mme Anna Gould and her three sons return to the United States aboard the Adriatic. She denies rumors of marrying the Prince de Sagan and explains she closed Paris houses and paid staff due to absence. She plans a two to three month stay with sister at 575 Fifth Avenue and visits Niagara Falls and Georgian Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Anna Gould
Countess de Castellane
New York
New Adriatic
Gould
Adriatic
Miss Telen Gould
George Gould
Miss Gould
Fifth Avenue
Mme. Gould
Helie de Sagan
America
Paris
Prince de Sagan
Tyler Morse
Countess de Castéllane
Cherbourg
Lst
Miler
Boni de Castellane
Georges de Castellane
Jay de Castellane
Boniface
Boni
Georges
Jay
Moise Cagnac
de Castellanes
Atlantic
Labor leaders push Sherman law reform to aid workers
Labor chiefs urge Congress to amend the Sherman antitrust act to protect nonprofit and agricultural groups, and seek measures like injunction limits, employer liability, and eight hour coverage. Gompers presents a 117-union conference demand, stressing urgent congressional relief while warning of protests if denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Cannon
Gompers
Houses of
W. R. Fairley
Mine Workers of America
P. J. McArdle
Iron and Steel Workers
W. D. Mahon
Joseph Valentine
American Federation of Labor
C. H. Barnett
American Society of Equity
T. C. Parsons
Typographical Union
Goldfield Rager for Auto Racer
German car leads after 111 miles behind French racer who covered 200 miles yesterday. Protoshot after de Dion gives race update from Goldfield event.
Day of the Race Forecast and Departures
The report lists arrivals and departures for several racing entrants including Ely Nev Granger Wy and Protos from Lexington Neb and Motobloc Carroll la with the De Dion and Epil? weather forecast predicting generally fair conditions for all cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Dion
Ogallala
Nev
Lexington
Neb
Motobloc.Carroll
Ely
tLeft Granger
Prominent New York Lawyer Accused in Blackmail Plot
Grand Jury likely to review serious charges against a well known New York lawyer. Accused of collusion with two young Italians to blackmail a wealthy Philadelphian who allegedly paid 825,000 to keep relations secret. The lawyer could not be located and DA details were unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas car leads New York to Paris race toward Goldfield arrival
Special to The New York Times from Goldfield Nevada reports the Thomas car, leading the Paris Matin New York Times sponsored New York to Paris event, is expected to arrive late tonight. The route to Ely Nevada is ruled good for travel with pilots familiar with the terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Goldfield
Nev
Thomas
New York
Paris
Paris Matin
Here
Ely
Thomae
Death Valley
San Bernardino
Mojave
Standard Oil Company
Italian Zust car rescued near Granger after long mud delay
The Italian Zust car became stuck four miles west of Granger after a washout and river crossing failure. Two crewmen hired horses from Granger to pull it free, but floods blocked crossings. A wrecking train aided, taking two hours to extricate the vehicle, then the crew continued west, exhausted by the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Granger
Wyoming
Union Pacific Railroad
Church Bluffs
Negro Leaders Join Odell In Bitter County Committee Session
Last night the Republican County Committee featured speeches by African American members on the Brownsville affair and the San Juan Hill primary fight. Stewart moved to table a resolution to reinstate the Twenty-fifth Infantry. after delays a substitute backed by Woodward passed urging Congress to reinstate innocent discharged soldiers with full rights. The meeting ended with notes that the Negro vote may be shifting toward Odell, unsettling Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Brownsville
San Juan Hill
Gilchrist Stewart
Thirteenth
Congress
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Stewart
Colin H. Wood
Mr. Parsons
Parsons
Woodward
Frank Raymond
Twentyeighth
Raymond
Odell
Taft
Hughes
W. R. Davis
Chicago
Exciting Race in Nebraska Between De Dion and Protos
In Grand Island Nebraska on March 19 the De Dion driven by Bourcier St Chaffray and the Protos led by Lieut Koeppen reached the city after delays from a springs accident and tire logistics. Locals greeted the German entrant with a luncheon as both cars pressed westward toward the Rockies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
Neb
New York
Paris
Nebraska
Bourcier St. Chaffray
Protos
Lieut. Koeppen
Maenerchor
Liederkranz
Koeppen
Seattle
Alaska
Rockies
Protos Stop in Lexington on March Evening
The Protos halted in Lexington Neb at 9 o clock tonight as roads remained fair and weather good noted Lieut Hans Koeppen in a brief report from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lexington
Neb
Protos
Hans Koeppen
De Dion Car Journeys Across Nebraska Bridging Continents
The De Dion car traveled through Ogallala and North Platte Nebraska covering about 200 miles in a day. Snow and rough roads slowed progress as the vehicle moved westward amid varied landscapes once associated with Beaune and Southern France. Buffalo Bill's home is noted as absent from the Desert of Gobi comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ogallala
Neb
de Dion
North Platte
Bourcier ST. Chapfray
Maren
Swift de Dion
Nebraska
France
Gobi
Buffalo Bill
Nebraska settlers witness arctic De Dion display at field event
G Bourcier St Chaffray notes Nebraska crowds view a De Dion and Protos exhibit as part of a frontier scene. He observes schools ten miles apart and boys in overalls learning from teachers while farmers and German, Norwegian, Danish, and Canadian residents discuss wealth and colonization prospects for fifty years ahead. He predicts U S growth and European inaction amid global power shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic Pole
Nebraska
Grand Island
America
United States
Asia
Europe
G. Bourcier ST. Chaffray
Bryan Sees a Plot Ahead of Election
In his Commoner tomorrow William J. Bryan warns that financial interests and monopolistic influences seek a pro wealth nominee for the Democrats at St Louis. He recalls 1904 lessons, urges voters to distrust Parker backers, and calls for trustworthy candidates on guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lincoln, Neb
William J. Bryan
Parker
St. Louis
William J Bryan Birthday Speech Attacks Corporate Power
Chicago March 19 William J Bryan aged 48 was honored at a luncheon by the Chicago Advertising Association and spoke at the Seventh Regiment Armory. He denounced government by wealth and criticized Secretary Taft for siding with corporations, urging specific anti trust measures and questioning a Manila Railway perpetual franchise proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Chicago Advertising Association
Bryan League
Seventh Regiment Armory
Hughes
Taft
Secoretary Taft
Manila Railway
United States
Fire on Pulpit Drapery at Calvary Methodist Church
A blaze sparked by cheesecloth on the pulpit at Calvary Methodist Church in Harlem threatened a children’s tableau night. Two calm men extinguished the flames. no serious injuries, though the church financial secretary was burned. About 1,000 people, including 40 parents and 20 child performers, evacuated as fire alarms rang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
129Th Street
Seventh Avenue
David Swindell
Beatrice Alexander
Alfred Cornell
Frances Goodell
Charles L. Goodell
E. B. Fitter
West Iueth Street
W. E. Heritage
Boy Dies of Hydrophobia After Dog Bite
Joseph Scudder of McKeon Street Stapleton Staten Island died after hydrophobia six weeks after being bitten by a pet dog. He developed violent pains last Sunday night and was kept at Smith Infirmary with four attendants needed to restrain him on Tuesday night. He passed away Wednesday night in agony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Scudder
McKeon Street
Stapleton
S. I
Scudder
Smith Infirmary
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New 20 York Times
Inter-State Commercce Car Mission
Industrials
Commissioner of Corporations
Goldfield Rager
Time
P. M
Tance
Carn
Ely, Nev
Granger, Wy
Carroll
Londonalt
Salta
Park & Tilford
Acker, Merrall & Condit CO
Charles & CO
Zust
Pennsylvania
R.A
C. Studds
Fifth Av
A. 3. Hillman Co
Pearl St
Monday & Sons
South First St
Brooklyn
Bryan
Corn Products Mfg. CO
Library Bureau
Broadway
Yawman
Pioneer Office Filing Equipment Manufacturers of America
Franklin
Cal
Vary Methodist
Harlem
Cortlandt ST
Piha
Jews & Gencer
Trinity Place
Southwestern Limited
NEW York Central Lines
Train de Luxe
Apollinaris
Table Waters
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