Jackson Denies Sharing In Fees In Bank Case
Attorney General Jackson denies any demand for a share of bank receivership fees and says no agreement or payment was made. He calls for a full legislative inquiry, notes telegraph requests supporting an investigation, and says he has not spoken with Frank White about such allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Frank White
Hamilton Bank
White
Grady
Palmer
Saxe
District Attorney's Office
Grand Jury
Mr. White
Court Criticises Jackson In New York Receiverships
Albany March 19 The Appellate Division condemns and revokes Charles A Dolson's appointment as counsel to receivers Bruyn Hasbrouck and Charles M Higgins for the Brooklyn Bank. Dolson resigned from the attorney general's office to take the post amid a wider push for legislative investigation of AG Jackson. Gov. Hughes monitors the case as New York Senate may remove Jackson by two thirds vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Jackson
New York City
Department
Charles.a. Dolson
Brooklyn Pank
Bruyn Hasbrouck
Charles M. Higgins
Hasbrouck
Higgins
Dolson
Buffalo
William A. Conners
Gov. Hughes
Grand Jury
New York
Clearing House Committee
Senate
Appellate Division
Betts
Supreme Court
Hasbrouck-Dolson
Cochrane
Hig
Brooklyn Bank Report Shows Asset Decline in Ulster Filing
Appraisers appointed by Clark Williams filed a report in Ulster County Clerk's office on March 19 showing Brooklyn Bank assets book value 2 823 986 dollars with market value 1 990 038 dollars. Shrinkage totals 338 947 dollars, allocated to temporary loans real estate furniture and fixtures deposits due from other banks and other items. Bruyn Hasbrouck and Charles M Higgins named permanent receivers of the Brooklyn Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
Clark Williams
Brooklyn Bank
Ulster County
Bruyn Hasbrouck
Charles M. Higgins
Hearing on Vidaver Charges Postponed in Tombs Court
Hearing on extortion charges against Nathan Vidaver was postponed due to the absence of witnesses Herbert Auerbach and Frederick B. Searing. The session before Magistrate eo in the Tombs Court was rescheduled for Tuesday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vidaver
Herbert Auerbach
Frederick B. Searing
Nathan Vidaver
Tombs Court
Sequel to Jewel Suit Blamed for Connecticut Bankruptcy
A petition in bankruptcy has been filed in Connecticut against the Monarch Corporation of Bridgeport fire extinguishers, with offices at 17 East Thirty-second Street, led by President and Treasurer George H. Carpenter. A receiver was appointed as creditors claim $40,000 in liabilities against assets mostly tied to machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Monarch Corporation
Bridgeport
East Thirty-second Street
George H. Carpenter
Irving M. Dittenhoefer
Carpenter
Messrs. Carpenter and
Dreshfield
Rudolph H. Breidenbach
Rudolph A. Breidenbach
Maiden Lane
Oppenheimer Brothers &Veith
Leopold Stern
August Oppenheimer
Sol Oppenheimer
Breidenbach
PennsylvanIa Tubes Complete Cut Through East River
The last of four Pennsylvania Railroad tubes under the East River was cut through but will not enter service for about two years. After iron castings and a concrete layer are installed the tunnels will be closed for months during terminal work in Manhattan. The North River tubes are not yet fully concreted. The entire tunnel system with terminals at Long Island City Manhattan and Jersey City is estimated to cost about 90 million dollars.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
East River
Pennsylvania
Termina
Manhattan
North River
Long Island City
Jersey City
Hoosier Dinner Guests and Local Transit Disruptions in City
The Hoosiers annual dinner at Waldorf Astoria features speakers Landis Hale Carstensen and Rawlings with Col J B Curtis as toastmaster and theme selection. Five cars jumped track at Grand Central Station delaying evening service. one track cleared in 15 minutes. Charles James alias John Griffin, once bailed for grand larceny in 1906, was returned from Cincinnati and charged in jewelry theft of 1400 dollars from Charles C Avery. James D McDougal Ellis Island guard found guilty of taking payment to let a detained alien escape. mercy urged and sentence deferred to Monday. A 30 horsepower auto owned by broker F J Tuisman caught fire on Madison Avenue. Mrs A Phillips escaped. Louis Mullaney pleaded guilty to passing bogus checks on his mother's name. sentenced to six years in state prison. Supreme Court Justice Mendrick appointed William Harmon Black receiver for Baron & Miller assets amid dissolution dispute. Deputy Police Commissioner Hanson, sidelined by a personal safety wound, resumed office after fears of blood poisoning subsided.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Congressman Landis
W. B. Hale
Gustav A. Carstensen
C. C. Rawlings
Col
J. B. Curtis
Grand Central Station
Charles James
John Griffin
Cincinnati
Charles C. Avery
Broad Street
James D. McDougal
Ellis Island Guard
F. J. Tuisman
West Seventy-sixth Street
Madison Avenue
Forty-second Street
A. Phillips
Cumberland
Lisman
Louis Mullaney
Highth Avenue
Foster
Supreme Court
Mendrick
William Harmon Black
Baron & Miller
Skirt Manufacturers
Greene Street
S. A. Miller
L. I. Baron
Accere
Classified street listings and names across multiple addresses
A jumble of street addresses and names with times and amounts including A Levine 9210 129 E 88th St and 295 Bowery. De Witt C Ward and J o M Lispenard St list items. monetary amounts range from $1 to $2,500 with firms Berg Bros and Miller & Hoffman among others. scattered entries include Allen St and Madison Ave references.
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A. M
Lane
E. McMahon
Ludlow St
Essex St
Bowery
A. Levine
E. 88Th St
Monroe St
Rivington
J.om
Lispenard S
strhoSt
Leo — Lo Main St
Westchester
Madison Av
F. J. Lis- Te
Stanton St
L. Tinsick
Pane Sas
de Witt C. Ward
D. Cansky
Esas
M. Stern
Slight T
Berg Bros
Gok Ischla
Shorr I
Caene
Goldberg
Fee Aleta
Miller & Hoffman
Allen St
Abraham Godoft
Disbarred lawyer Hummel released after ten months
Abraham H. Hummel the disbarred lawyer convicted of suborning perjury in the Morse Dodge case was released from Blackwell's Island after ten months. Officials say release followed regular procedure though rumors of special treatment circulated. He left by a Charities Department boat withDeputy Warden Murtha and Dr Matz and headed to his Manhattan home before planned travel to Europe.
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Abraham H. Hummel
Blackwell's Island
Hummel
Coggey
Department of Correction
Manhattan
Martha
Seventieth Street
Fifty-second Street
Department of Charities
Abraham Kaffenburgh
Kaffenburgh
Blackwell’s Island
Murtha
Matz
Charities Department
Thomas Mulry
East Fifty-second Street
Dr. Matz
East Seventy-third Street
Europe
Haffens Costly Contracts In Bronx Inquiry Unfolds
Testimony before the Commissioners of Accounts reveals losses from lapsing contracts and split work among firms. Key witness John G. Eickwart admits Collins financed bids. engineers valued Trinity Avenue at 37,947 while total costs reached 69,662 before Flynn finished the job.
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Commissioners of Accounts
Haffen
Bronx
John G. Eickwart
Amsterdam Avenue
Trinity Avenue
Charles W. Collins
Mr. Collins
Collins
Eickwart
Flynn
Ollings
Kickwart
Hee
Arthur Collins
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Anderson's Scotch Madras
Win. G. White
Broadway
Teonard Street
Sth Ave
Randal Charlton
Garianni
G. W. Dillingham CO
OUR Plaza
Cooper Square
Brook
Browning, King & Company
5Th St
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Whistler, Haden, Meryon, Cameron, &c
THE
Anderson Auction Company
Howard Building
Wirth Ave
Cor. 29Th Sts
California
Uneeda
Biscuit
Ceivership
Jiggins
David B. Hill
COURT
Brooklyn Bank Report
Monarch Company
Hanson
Yale Club
Fifth Ave
36Th ST
Island
Tha
Thermos
American Thermos Bottle CO
Vogel Brothers
Awe
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
B. Akman & CO
B. Altman & Co
34Th Street
35Th Street
5Th Avenue
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries
45Th St
James P. Silo
Benjamin Benguiat
Cathay
Lord & Taylor
20Th St
5Th Ave
16Th St
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