Lawson Stock Curb Scramble Ends With Mild Gains
Yukon gold stock trading on Broad Street curbs drew a large crowd as Lawson and Trippe & Co. pushed 300,000 to 460,000 shares through brokers. Prices peaked near 7 4 and slipped to 6 4, with small traders losing ground amid crowded, chaotic scenes and police presence. Lawrence Content denied authority over ads while Lawson himself traveled between offices in New York.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Yukon
Broad Street
Trippe & Co
Tittle
Lawson
Broadtrees
There &Y
Exgehange Place
Stock Exchange
Olg
Road Street
Nipissing
Guggenheims
Walter Content
Harry Content
Tock
New York
W. B. Thompson
Broad Exchange
Exchange Place
Ion
Harry Contant
R. H. Thomas
the Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
H. Content
Thomas W. Lewson
Boston
Philadelphia
Baking Art Exposition Plans In New York And Hanover
A committee of 0,000 master bakers from Germany will attend the Hanover exhibition this summer to study advanced methods. They aim to stage a larger exhibition at Madison Square Garden next winter in New York, showcasing a complete bakery model, steam, and brick ovens. Vienna bread is touted as the best, and American bakers are urged to modernize.
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Hanover
Germany
Madison Square Garden
Austria
Vienna
Max Strasser
New York State Association
Strasser
Pompeii
New York
Berlin prepared ten welcome Dr Hill incident unsettles diplomats
Reports from The Hague indicate the Hills social career influenced the Kaiser to tell Roosevelt that a scholar diplomat was unsuitable for Berlin. The Times says Tower’s latest phase shows his impregnable position. Hill recalls a State Department statement approving his appointment. Other diplomats’ plans to The Hague and Argentina are disrupted by the Hill incident.
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Hague
Holland
Roosevelt
Berlin
Times
Tower
Dr. Hill
Washington
State Department
Hill
Beaupre
Buenos Ayres
Spencer Eddy
South America
Mrs Hill At Center Of Berlin Ambassador Dispute
Washington reports the issue over Dr David Hill as American Ambassador candidate to Berlin. Emperors note and White House secrecy fuel speculation that Mrs Hill’s remarks offended Prince Henry and affected diplomacy. Two letters, one from a Berlin socialite and another from a European diplomat’s wife, imply her talk stirred diplomatic circles and could impact Hills prospects.
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New York Times
Washington
William
Roosevelt
David Jayne Hill
Berlin
State Department
White House
Hill
Prince Henry
Paris
List
Emperor
Volks Zeitung Theory Sparks Ambassador Debate in Berlin
The Volks Zeitung questions if Dr. David Hill provoked displeasure at the Prussian Court with remarks about German subjects and diplomats. Citing E Witte's From a German Embassy the paper recalls Hill expressions about anger of the people and the Turkish Embassy gathering, suggesting the Emperor's refusal may follow these comments.
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Volks Zeitung
David Hill
Kaiser
Germany
Prince Henry
E. Witte
Washington
The
Zeitung
United States
Hill
Berlin dispatch backs Tower in Hill ambassador affair
The Gazette cites a Berlin dispatch praising Ambassador Tower and asserting no ground to doubt his good faith in the Hill ambassador controversy, noting careful respect for the position of a friendly power and rejection of unwarranted criticism.
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Cologne Gazette
Cologne
the Gazette
Charlemagne Tower
David Jayne Hill
Germany
Berlin
Foreign Office
Ambassador Tower
Hill
Judges take rest and tie up courts in March term
Five General Sessions judges plan a week of vacation forcing courts to limit to Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court and Part I General Sessions from March 30 to April 6. With 1,263 untried cases and 289 inmates in the Tombs, delays loom as judges rest and juries pile up indictments and pending sentences.
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Criminal Courts
Criminal Court
Special Sessions
Criminal Branch
Supreme Court
General Sessions
Swann, Crain
Malone
Mulqueen
Rosalsky
Warren W. Foster
Jo the Blanchard
District Attorney's Office
Jerome
Stock Swindler Sentenced For Grand Larceny
Col. Joseph M. Strong, a wealthy appearing man of 442 Manhattan Avenue, was sentenced by Judge Crain in General Sessions to not less than three years in Sing Sing for defrauding about twenty five people with shares in the Anglo American Record Exchange Library and Bulletin Company. He claimed the firm would supply phonograph records in major cities, but no such company existed and victims from Massachusetts New Jersey and the Bronx lost sums including 900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Strong
Manhattan Avenue
Crain
Sing Sing
Col
Strong
Anglo- American Record Exchange Library and Bulletin Company
Otto Jackson
Great Barrington
Mass
William H. Bowman
Elizabeth
N. J
E. F. Hallister
Fulton Avenue
The
Bronx
Walter Williams
Broadway
Margaret Carnegie Nears Full Recovery Before May Trip
Margaret Carnegie, heiress of Andrew Carnegie, was declared nearly well after surgeons agreed the steel brace could be removed permanently before the family travels to Skibo Castle in Scotland in May. The 9 year old sprained her ankle at Skibo in fall 1906, leading to knee ligaments and a long brace, now lifted as she regains health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Fifth Avenue
Margaret Carnegie
Scotland
Margaret
Skibo Castle
Highlands
Dr. Garmany
Central Park
Rudloff Wins $2500 Verdict Against NYC Railway Co
Albert Rudloff of 5311 Third Avenue Brooklyn was awarded 2500 damages by Supreme Court Justice Newburger for head injuries from a collision between his ice wagon and a defendant’s car at Amsterdam Avenue and Ninth Street on March 26 1905. Louis Steckler appeared for Rudloff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rudloff
Third Avenue
Brooklyn
New York City Railway Company
Supreme Court
Newburger
Amsterdam Avenue
Ninth Street
Louis Steckler
Rudloff
Washington letter auctions personal items from Mount Vernon era
A near auction sale features George Washington letters to aide de camp Teach Tilehmean describing wanted goods. The missive from Mount Vernon, dated August 1785, mentions muslin, a l t 5 yards, handkerchiefs, and asks about a workman Rawlins, with references to Virginia travel and prices.
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George _Washington
Teach Tilehmean
Virginia
Rawlins
George Washington
P. S
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Geneva
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Switzerland
Spain
A. Caspary
St. Vincents
Moldavia
Ponce
Porto Rico
France
White City
District Attorney’s Office
Brill Clothes
Brill
America
Cravenette
Dudley
Brill Brothers
Fr Fourth Prothers
Harlem
N. Chambers St
425Th Street
3D Avenue
Union Square
14Th
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Cortlandt
Greenwich
Lexington
S. Daisies
PiTeto
Foor
59Th St
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Lex
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