Testimony on Stock Exchange Order Frauds at Bankruptcy Hearing
Witnesses describe matching buy and sell orders for the same amount at identical prices and times tied to the Coster Knapp Co bankruptcy. Frauds center on Grannis Lawrence and Langley Lawrence, with evidence from Fletchert W Falk and requests for access to books and an accountant to verify entry commissions and transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletchert W. Falk
Langley & Lawrence
ex-Stock Exchange
Coster, Knapp & Co
Grannis& Lawrence
The
Stock Exchange
H. E. Stone
Peter B. Olney
Jai
William A. deLong
Stone
Pel Hg
Grannis & Lawrence
Mr. Lawrence
Wiv Coster, Knapp & Co
Mr. Stone
Davis, Thompson & Co
Denver & Rio Grande
Davis, Thompson &Co
Ph & Grand Island
Grannis, Lawrence & Co
Sa Rokery
Lamontaigne
iIt
Falk
International Mercantile Marini
Richmond
Ray & Earl
Y Brothers
Sir NaNre
Mr. Seibert
Stoc Exchange
Olney
Coster
J Knapp & Co
Avas
Knapp & Co
Condee
Grannis, Lawrence ,& Co
Coster, Knapp & Col
Coster, Knapp, & Co
Costertoi & Co
Aello
Treas
Ind
Coster, Knanp &O
Annis & Lawrence
Record of Anti Trust Cases in the United States
The Department of Justice issued a revised statement summarizing civil and criminal antitrust actions under the Sherman Act and related laws through Sept 30. 1901. It lists indictments. convictions. dismissals. and fines across administrations from Harrison to Roosevelt, with detailed results in both civil and interstate commerce cases and penalties totaling over 1.1 million dollars.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Univ
Harrison
Cleveland
Mel Winleye
Rosevelt
MckKinley
Prsident Roosevelt
Nolle
Np Grant
Aemurred
Grubb Emerges as Roosevelt M An Independent in Jersey Run
Gen Grubb former minister to Spain and Edgewater Park resident secures Republican nomination for Second District. He will face incumbent Gardner, seen as a major challenge amid district opposition. Grubb vows clean politics and national platform similarity may affect the race. Josiah W. Ewan chairs convention pledging Democratic and independent Republican backing.
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Congress
New
Jersey
Esterday
Seheré Es
Gardner
Kent Roggevelt
Josiah W. Ewan
Greenwich Tea Party Monument Unveiled in New Jersey
In Memory of Greenwich New Jersey the burning of tea condemned as a symbol of colonial defiance was unveiled. The ceremony featured a parade reviewed by Gov Fort with Mrs. Robert Ward unveiling the monument to honor the Tea Party incident following the Boston Tea Party events.
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Greenwich
Fromme Ee
Boston
Brewers and hotel men urge change to bishops law
The State Excise Commission heard brewers and hotel keepers in Trenton on excise rules. Most asked that the bishops law be moderated, while hotelmen generally urged municipalities obtain the right to vote on an open Sunday.
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Trenton
State Excise Commission
Spuside
Rusefis
Bayonne Court Deals With Voting Fraud and Local Incidents
In Bayonne Police Court Thomas Flynn admitted voting five times at the September 22 open primaries. Also charged were Nathan Rosenbahn and others with illegal voting. A Newark dye factory incident left Robert McKelley severely burned and hospitalized. A string of local notices includes a mother-to-be in childbirth en route to hospital and political candidates for a Board of Education race in Orange. Poli ces investigate theft at States Metals Refining and a county official’s paralysis adds to the day’s briefing.
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Bayonne
Thomas Flynn
Avenue WW
Nathan Rosenbahn
West Twentieth
Bayonnne
Jan Xiber
Oniner
Manhatta
Hell Sfor
Robert McKelley
Cinto
Laihlin Company
Newark
Brothers
New York
Cvmeshan
Newark Common Counil
Antonio Lonco
Spring Streets Lodi
Susquehanna
Todi
St. Mary's Hospital
Combcion Ofames Pans
Board of Education
Orange
William Bl. Killingbeck
Socialistic Party
Killingbeck
Richard Cogan
Register of Deeds
Passaic County
Mornir
Mow Jin
Paterson
New York Nationals
C.H. Shanawoitl
States Metals Refining Company
Ning Ft
Shanawolf
Baltimore
M Shanawolf
Oss W. Maxson
Point Pleasant
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
S parsed address and sums for multiple individuals
A fragment lists several addresses and sums tied to individuals: Meyer Cohen at 63 E 4th St and 425 230 437 to 63 E- 103¢ St, Henschell Av at Morris Goldberg, Norman at 63 E 103¢ St, Nathan Ginsberg at 3d Av, and amounts including sixteen thousand dollars for three thousand five hundred fifty seven million two hundred thirty seven thousand two hundred thirty seven.
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4Th St
Meyer Cohen
Henschell
M. B. Norman
Willett St
Morris Goldberg
Nathan Ginsberg
Policeman Hero Rescues Cripple from Tenement Blaze
John J. Howard, a New York City officer, carrying three helpers, pulled Weisenbach from a fifth floor window as flames trapped him. The incident sparked a crowd fund and petition seeking Howard’s promotion. Fire damaged three adjoining houses, 150 residents evacuated, and PS 171 dismissed early for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Weisenbach
East 103d Street
John J. Howard
East 14Th Street
Howard
Bingham
Joseph Friedman
East 1034 Street
Croker
East 1084 Street
Myer Cohen
Cohen
Lipman
No.59
Move to make White City a permanent international exposition site
London hosts a push to transform the White City site of the Anglo French Exposition into a permanent annual international exposition with diplomatic and commercial representatives. Colonial, French, Austrian, German, and American officials weigh the idea amid concerns over feasibility and national interests.
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London
White City
M. Uéon Clee
Etiabats
French Chamber of Commerce
France
Saragossa
Spain
Denmark
Onan
Belgium
Sweden
Narwar
Russia
Italy
England
Joe Derg
Earl's Court
United States
New York Times Weekly Financial Quotation Review Ad
The publication assists bankers brokers and investors during uncertainty with impartial articles and correspondence from financial centers. It covers eight years of price ranges for wheat cotton and metals and is mailed for one dollar a year within the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Weekly
United States
Chestnut Trees Suffer From Odd Weather Says Expert
Dr W A Murrill of the New York Botanical Garden suggests Sullivan and Orange County chestnut trees suffer from unusual weather. He cites leaf yellowing and dying branches likely caused by stress from drought cold spells and soil moisture, not a fungus. Secretary Palmer notes prior leaf changes and locates concern near New York City.
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A. Murrill
New York Botanical Garden
Sullivan
Orange Counties
A. On Palmer
Board of Educaent
Murrill
Ing
Rain Prayer at Woodstock Sparks Questions in Town
In Woodstock Massachusetts a cleric organized a rain service asking for donations to fund 1000 handbills for distribution among churches. A printer demanded a cent per handbill and warned of the cost. The service occurred and rain briefly fell the next day, prompting villagers to question why nearby Stockbridge did not share the rainfall and whether the printer profited from the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Woodstock
Mass
Stockbridge
Pennsylvania Railroad Earnings Report for August
Pennsylvania Railroad reported August on its lines directly a ted of 3 877 600 with a net loss of 1 102 000. The west of Pittsburg and Erie lines show a gross decrease of 2 013 300 and a net loss of 430 000. For the eight months the company records a gross loss of 414 941 500 and net loss of 2 520 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania . Railroad
Pittsburg
Emiely
Outlaws Fortified as Citizens Plan Morning Strike
In Buckingham County Virginia, Arvonia residents threaten to march on the outlaw lair after a week of inaction. Guides, rifles and armed men are set to patrol from treetops as Sheriff Williams faces criticism for alleged leniency toward leaders William and Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ae Times
Richmond
Amorities
Jaane
Slate Rivers
Buckingham County
Arvoria
Arvonia
Plummer Jones
Williams
William Scott
Band of Bank Robbers Suspected in Crozet Heist
Wary citizens recall a gang known as the Zimmermans suspected of planning to force payments through a deadly penalty. They allegedly supplied dynamite from slate quarries at Aystola and showed money after the Crozet Bank wreck.
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Zimmermans
Sa Fe
Cro
Zet
Aystola
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