Mrs Gould Denial Highlights Theatre Party Testimony
Testimony in Mrs Katherine Clemmons Gould suit for divorce and alimony reveals banker LeRoy Baldwin recalling theatre parties with the Goulds. He says Mrs Gould showed no excess, drank cocktails but not beyond others, and never excused from a theatre outing. Hearing adjourned to 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Hoffman
Broadway
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
LeRoy W. Baldwin
East Seventieth Street
Baldwin
Gould
Mrs. Gould
Army officer Tucker leaves for Hot Springs after warrant
Col. William F. Tucker Assistant Paymaster U S Army, sick and desertion charges against his wife, departs St Louis for Hot Springs Arkansas with Dr Behrens nurse G H Frey and sister Mrs Platt also joining Mrs Jennie Tucker and a Filipino servant. Tucker to government hospital per Secretary Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
William F. Tucker
United States Army
Decatur
Ill
Hot Springs
Ark
Tucker
Union Station
Louis Behrens
Col. Tucker
G. H. Frey
Chicago
Platt
Philippines
Jenniett. Johnson
Oak Park
Government Hospital
Wright
John A. Logan
Grand Jury Foreman Extends Court Term to December
Judge Chatfield extended the Criminal Branch term to December 16 due to a lengthy calendar. The October Grand Jury includes Henry Lawrence as foreman and 26 other members with listed occupations and addresses such as Boehmer, Bamberger, Grant, Keane, Esber, Finley, Drake, Draper, Chivvis, Van Horne, McEnroe, Lyons, and MacKenzie among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chatfield
Henry €. Lawrence
Wall Street
Frederick C. Boehmer
West 128Th Street
Edward S. Bamberger
Waverley Place
Francis E. Grant
West Forty-second Street
John T. Keane
Victor G. Esber
Eighth Avenue
Frederick H. Finley
Worth Street
Samuel J. Drake
Broadway
Ellis F. Draper
Fifth Avenue
George Chivvis
East Ninety-third Street
William W. Gilbert
Broad Street
Eugene T. McEnroe
West 130Th Street
Charles Gaeckle
Robert B. Upham
Liberty Street
Harry Egerton
Lexington Avenue
Alexander Lyons
William Street
Charlies L. Perrin
Clarence A. Fisher
Washington Avenue
William K. Muller
West Twenty-sixth Street
Robert Maynicke
Louis Congdon
Exchange Place
William MacKenzie
Bank Street
Bingham Retires Eleven Policemen This Week
Commissioner Bingham retires eleven patrolmen and two lieutenants from the Greenpoint Avenue and Whitestone stations in Brooklyn and Queens. Lieut. W B Gilhooly is fined fifteen days pay for not recording Patrolman Finneran’s Sept 2 arrest. Lieut. John McLaughlin of Traffic Squad A is fined fifteen days pay for sleeping on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Greenpoint Avenue
Brooklyn
David A. Gillespie
Whitestone
Queens
W. B. Gilhooly
Joseph Finneran
John McLaughlin
Hepburn law cases readied for pleas in five indictments
Retiring Federal Grand Jury ends session after investigating Hepburn act violations. Ephraim Giff and Samuel Fischlowitz, both furriers, plead not guilty and receive $2000 bail. Two dry goods firms and American News Company plead guilty or enter pleas over misrepresentation of package contents to reduce interstate shipping rates. Judge Chatfield fines Charles Groll $1000 for shipping bologna from New York to Tapran via New Jersey as candles. Otto Kahn sentenced after guilty plea for foreign lottery tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Crim
Ephraim Giff
G. M. Stroock
Samuel Fischlowitz
Herman Aukam & Co
Hammacher
United States District Attorney
tInter-State
Chatfield
Charles Groll
W. G. Houch
Department of Agriculture
Tapran
N. Y
New Jersey
Otto Kahn
Japanese Publisher Ohashi Visited Times Building in New York
Shintaro Ohashi vice chairman of Tokio Chamber of Commerce and publisher of about fifteen Tokyo magazines toured the Times Building. He is inspecting major publishing houses in the U.S. for business comparison and curiosity. Ohashi, born in Echigo in 1863, helped found Hakubunkan in Tokyo, now a large firm publishing politics science and juvenile titles. He also runs Hakushin-Sha Paper Store and serves on eighteen boards including Tokio Gas Works and Oji Paper Mill. He employs over 1,000 at his publishing plant.
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Shintaro Ohashi
Ohashi
Shintaro
Chamber of Commerce
Tokio
Times
Echigo
Hakubun-kan
Japan
Boken Sekai
World of Adventure
Chugaku Sekai
Ryoko Annati
Jogaru Sekai
Women’s World
Hakushin-Sha
Tokio Gas Works
Dai Nippon Beer Company
Oji Paper Mill
Nanboku Kerosene Company
Kerosene Trust Company
Text Book Trust Company
Korea
Thrasher Co receiver wins Hartford suit over stock assessments
The Minnesota Thrasher Company receiver Theodore R. Converse and Edward H. Tibbets of Norwich faced a Circuit Court verdict. Judge Platt urged a plaintiff verdict and the defendant’s attorney Perkins reserved exceptions. The ruling could affect about 100 similar suits in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Theodore R. Converse
Minnesota Thrasher Company
Edward H. Tibbets
Norwich
United States
Platt
Donald G. Perkins
Supreme Court of Errors
Train on burning bridge derails three coaches
A Missouri Pacific west-bound passenger train struck a burning bridge two miles east of Shannon Kansas. The bridge collapsed and three coaches derailed and burned while the engine baggage and mail car cleared. Two passengers were injured, none seriously, as all escaped with waterless collapse.
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Lincoln
Neb
Missouri Pacific
Shannon
Kan
Ally
Lawyers clash over books in Coster Knapp bankruptcy hearing
At the Olney bankruptcy hearing in New York Attor ney Mooney for Marshall Spader denounces a bid to access Marshall Spader client books for ulterior purposes Trustee Stone seeks copies to verify accounts but Mooney insists on specific transactions and retains custody. The referee halts the dispute and adjourns to October 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coster, Knapp & Co
Peter B. Olney
William Street
Mooney
Marshall, Spader & Co
Stone
Charles Coster
J.G. Marshall
Langdon B. Wood
Marshall, Spader, & Co
Wood
Mr.Mooney
Mr. Stone
Olney
Jamaica Eyes American Turfmen for Knutsford Park
E A H Haggerty of Elder Dempster Line and Knutsford Park Racing Track says Jamaica discussions involve transferring American racing stables to Kingston. He notes islanders welcome racing growth, with regulation and cleanliness comparable to England, and stockholders and Kingston businessmen favor attracting American turfmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
West Indies
E. A. H. Haggerty
Dempster Line
Knutsford Park
Royal Mai
Trent
Kingston
United States
England
Racing Track
Dippel's Claim on McIntyre in Bankruptcy Hearing
A hearing before Referee Peter B. Olney in the McIntyre bankruptcy included expected claimant Antreas Dippel who missed due to his lawyer's error. His seven Central Leather shares and forty Pressed Steel Car shares tied to the Bank of Commerce will be heard next Monday. Edgar J. Hesslein testified he opened an account with the firm in 1907 and, after the failure, held various securities including Mobile & Ohio bonds and Southern Pacific stock, with several missing or altered certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. McIntyre & Co
Peter B. Olney
William Street
Antreas Dippel
Central Leather
Bank of Commerce
Edgar J. Hesslein
McIntyre
Hesslein
Mobile & Ohio
Southern Pacific
Commissioner cites need for funds to care for city poor
Commissioner of Charities Robert W. Hebberd told a Budget Exhibit audience that for 1900 he sought large increases to feed and clothe about 1000 more inmates daily amid hard times, to repair over 200 old buildings and hire better helpers for the sick. He cited two underpaid workers driving a horse and cart into a river on payday, costing the city about 250 dollars. He urged new buildings for the sick aged and the poor, tuberculosis patients, and inmates of city homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Charities
Robert W. Hebberd
Department
Banquet in Chicago Recreates King Charles II Style
The American Meat Packers' Association held its third annual banquet at the Auditorium Annex with 500 guests. A 500 pound baron of beef led a red coated, bewhigged procession, followed by a boar's head and carts. Waiters sang The Roast Beef of Old England as misty ale from England flowed in copper, porcelain, and silver steins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Meat Packers’ Association
Auditorium Annex
Charles II
Sean
London
James S. Agar
Old England
England
Gold in San Blas Mountains and Dangers for Whites
J H Collins reports after a 14 month Canal Zone inquiry on Panama officials and local condition. He notes San Blas Indians guarding gold, hostile terrain, and peril for whites. Baron von Tuber describes rich but warlike natives and dangerous expeditions inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Zone
Canal Commission
J. H. Collins
Colon
Royal Mail
Trent
Washington
Collins
United States
Panama
Baron von Tuber
Smithsonian Institution
San Blas
Oaly
United Service reports army and naval duty moves
The dispatch lists numerous officers ordered to active duty at Fort Thomas Fort Riley and Washington Barracks, plus retirements and duties for several generals and captains. It also notes a naval movements section with ships arriving at Hampton Roads Charleston and other ports and several vessels sailing to Norfolk and Tangier Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Barracks
D. C
J. W. Heard
Sixth Cavalry
Boston
Mass
Roxbury
Fourteenth Infantry
A. A. Aoe
Second Infantry
A. C. Murphy
Seventh Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
C. J. Ferris
Sixth Field Artlery
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
W. T. Hannum
Battalion of Engineers
North Carolina
Montana
Hampton Roads
Prairie
Tangier Sound
Chesapeake Bay
T. A. M. Craven
Beaufort
N. C
Dahlgren
Wilmington
Worden
Biddle
Charleston
Judgment Against Ex Lawyer in Nassau County Case
A judgment for 129639 dollars was filed in Brooklyn County Clerk’s office against Frank C. Marrin former Brooklyn lawyer. Walter Westlake sued Marrin as administrator of the estate of Caroline Barry, alleging swindle through bogus mortgages. Marrin was arrested in Manhattan and is being tried in Kings County for schemes against Mrs Barry thirteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrin
Frank C. Marrin
Brooklyn
Walter Westlake
Caroline Barry
Manhattan
Kings
Barry
Judge Dismisses Indictments on Jordan Forgery Perjury Case
On motion by District Attorney Jerome Judge Rosalsky sitting in Part VI of the Court of General Sessions yesterday dismissed the indictments of forgery and perjury against Thomas D Jordan former Controller of the Equitable Life Assurance Society who died suddenly about two months ago in a downtown subway station. The indictments grew out of the Hughes insurance investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Rosalsky
Court of General Sessions
Thomas D. Jordan
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Hughes Insurance
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James S. Coward
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Samuel S. Campbell
Frederick Phillips
V. Pres
Thomas B. Clarke, JR
Gustav L. Wilmerding
Ade
Luytizs Brothers
U.S
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Dr. Lyon
Grand Island
William’ F. Tucker
Ralph Platt
Islands
Portland
Miss Frye
Young Platt
Henry C. Lawrence
E. H. Tibbets
Coster-Knapp
Hunt For
J.G.M
Dippel
M’intyre
Charities
King Charles II
Golconda
Aee Capital
Hera S
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Riker’s
Germania Roofing
New York Times
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R. R. Ralston
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