Bank official Morse accused in Ice Securities scheme
District Attorney outlines charges against Morse and associates for creating a price inflation in Ice Securities, using bank funds to prop up stock, hiding transactions, and overdraws. He alleges conspiracy with Knickerbocker Trust and misuse of bank resources to benefit Morse’s personal accounts and steamship investments.
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Morse
Ice
Ice Trust
Tteir
Stimson
Mr. Morse
Mr. Stimson
Calvin Austin
Morse Steamship Lines
Thomas Sturgis
Continental Finance Company
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Knickerbocker
E. B. Wise
National Bank of North America
National Bankiig Ws
Primrose & Baum
K. A. Wilson
JT. Morse
Bank of North America officers reshuffle amid alleged conspiracy
Edward B. Wise testified about the bank's books and capital increases from 700000 to 2000000 dollars and the transfer of profits. He described office rooms showing Curtis as only a desk occupant and Morse using the Directors' Room. Curtis resigned as President on Oct 21, Morse as VP and Director, then Curtis left all roles by Jan 14.
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National Bank of North America
Bank of New Amsterdam
Bank of North America
Wilson
Joans
Stimson
Morse
Mr. Curtis
Mr. Morse
Edward B. Wise
Exchange Place
Curtis
Borah Reports Western States Safe for Republicans
United States Senator William E. Borah after a West tour returns to Chicago to confer with Republican leaders at the national headquarters. He says California Washington Utah Oregon Idaho and Colorado are safely Republican while Bryan may win Nevada and Montana.
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Chicago
West
United States
William E. Borah
Idaho
Republican National
California
Washington
Utah
Oregon
Colorado
Bryan
Nevada
Montana
Union
Alleghany Mountains
Mr. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
Denver
New York
Democratic Party
Aries
Indiana
Glynn
Warren County
Ignatius J. Dunn
Nebraska
Cannon
Mr. Dunn
Trusts
Hughes
Shearn Rappler Again Questions on Chanler
Clarence J. Shearn the Independence League gubernatorial candidate spoke at meetings in East Broadway and East 115th Street attacking Chanler for dodging state campaign issues. He quotes Chanler saying a candidate should never lose voice temper or election, implying Chanler avoids public positions to protect votes.
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Clarence J. Shearn
Independence League
East Broadway
East Seventy-first Street
East 115Th Street
Mr. Chanler
Mr. Shearn
Chanler
New York
Ocean
Wall Street
Murphy
Chanier
Albany
Governor Hughes Tours Upstate New York Card
Gov. Hughes delivers state focused remarks at Rome Oneida Canastota and Canastota meetings praising public involvement. He vetoes a foreign mutual fire insurance tax bill as unconstitutional and outlines tour plans to Cortland Binghamton and Oneonta.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Rome
Opera House
Hughes
Cortland
Binghamton
Oneonta
Chanler Attacks Boss System at Tammany Rally in New York
Democratic Governor candidate Lewis Chanler spoke at Tammany Hall denying boss control and pledging to govern for the people. John W. Kern and other speakers urged a straight ticket as crowds packed the hall and overflow rooms amid mixed cheers and boos.
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Tammany Hall
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Hughes
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Chanler
John W. Kern
Kern
Chanler Speaks to Italians at Cooper Union Rally
Sheriff Foley district hosted 290M Italian-Americans marching to Cooper Union for ratification of the Democratic ticket. Michael A. Rofrano presided as chairman. Lewis S. Chanler, cheering crowd, pledged a Columbus Day holiday if elected. Congressman Sulzer noted annual push and Gov. Hughes’s refusal to sign.
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William Sulzer
New York
Hughes
Chanler Sparing His Voice at Columbia Club Meeting
Democratic candidate for Governor Lewis S. Chanler spoke to the Columbia University Democratic Club in Hargemeyer Hall. He said he would not answer Hughes questions, aiming to keep his voice and temper, and emphasized actions over promises.
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Lewis S. Chanler
Columbia University
Democratic Club
Hargemeyer Hall
Chanler
Guy
Hughes
Chanier
Finghss
Guy Hughes
Jin
Butler Quits Becket Nomination Shakeup In Independence League
Hearst ally imminent return from the West fuels tension as Melvin Palliser resigns from the Ind League candidacy and James D. Butler also declines a Congress bid in the Seventeenth District. Reports say Hearst favors Beckett renomination while Arthur Brisbane opposed the line.
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Hearst Organization
William R. Hearst
Independence League
Charles H. Beckett
Arthur Brisbane
Judiciary
Mel- Vin Palliser
League
Sir
Hearst
Pacific Coast
James D. Butler
John Palmser
Palliser
Congress
Seventeenth Congress
McAdoo
William S. Bennet
Butler
Beckett
No Hughes Banners Shown in Saratoga as Chanler Captures Attention
Saratoga residents display Chanler banners in a climate of dislike for Gov Hughes amid a tainted local mood. Chanler’s Saratoga visit draws cheers then backlashes as Republicans worry his stance hurts Hughes while voters blame the governor for economic woes and gambling laws.
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Hughes
Saratoga
Gov. Hughes
Express Company
Taft and Roosevelt discuss 1906 presidential path
Roosevelt writes Taft that the presidency cannot be forced and urges him to choose his path for the nation by his own belief. Taft replies he would accept a Supreme Court appointment but declines, citing War Department duties, Philippine matters, and Canal governance while expressing commitment to the Filipino cause and a wish to remain in judicial service.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt
Tait
Supreme Bench
Justice Brown
War Department
Philippine
Panama Canal
Panama
Canal Commission
Philippine Islands
United States
St. Lawrence River
WM. H. Taft
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Tam
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Martin Glynn
Bryant and Kern
Rochester
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Kanler
Mr. Chaniler
Thomas F. Smith
Senator Lohmer
State Whalen
John
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34Th St
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New York Times
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Sherman
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Jerome
Standard Oil
Saratoga County
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Astor Place
Fourth Ave
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