Ice pool witness accounts in Morse Curtis bank case
Witnesses describe stock moves and loans tied to Ice stock and copper collateral. They recount Morse urging large purchases and loan sweetening with Primrose Braun and the Mercantile Bank, detailing collateral shifts and executive directions through 1906 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beglin
Heinze
United Copper
Butte
Davis Daly
Primrose & Braun
Mercantile National Bank
Ter
Mr. Curtis
Mr. Wise
Olcott
Morse
John 8. Primrose
Braun
Curtis
Mr. Braun
National Bank of North America
Aeas
Cole
Mr. Stimson
Mercantile
Bank of North America
Mrcantile
Mr. Havemeyer
MacFarlane
Mrr. Morse
Mr. Morse
Consolidated Steamship Lines
O’brien
Mercantile Bank
Bank
Walter W. Lee
Miles O’brien
Mortgage collateral promise fails in bank loan case
The court heard that the collateral was insufficient and JT reported Curtis refused involvement. The adjourned session noted George Wilder, president of Butterick Publishing, had a personal loan tied to stock. An officer claimed Wilder would provide a satisfactory account upon return from New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
Dawson Brown
Commission
Stimson
MacFarlane
Tee
United
Heinze
Curtis
George Wilder
National Bank of North America
Butterick Publishing Company
New Hampshire
Wilder
Chanler Questions Platform and Associates in Ticket
The passage questions whether Chanler repudiates the party platform or deems it nonbinding. It challenges his focus on personal issues and asks if associates should be on the ticket. He states commitment to his record and to reforms within the Constitution, rejecting cant and hypocrisy. He contrasts platform and candidate evasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Dutchess County
Barrytown
Mack Calls for Indictments Over Bryan Threats
Democratic National Chairman Norman E. Mack denounces manufacturers who threaten to close plants if Bryan is elected. He urges grand juries to indict such conspiracies and warns of a dynasty if a president can name his successor. The Singer Sewing Machine Co. denies threatening to shut down its works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman E. Mack
Bryan
United States
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Ministers' Conference Backs Gov Hughes Candidacy
The Baptist Ministers' Conference adopted resolutions praising Gov Hughes and his administration. Rev Dr La David C Hughes, governor Hughes' father, attended and thanked attendees for the vote of confidence in his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ministers’ Conference
Hughes
la David C. Hughes
When Nature Hints Food May Not Suit
An Arizona man recounts years of breakfast distress from soft starchy foods and strong coffee. After switching to Postum and Grape-Nuts three months ago, he reports no stomach distress or headaches, a 12 pound weight gain, and better overall health. He endorses the products as easily digested and nutritious, citing The Road to Wellville booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Wellville
Hughes Receives Wide Plattsburg Welcome Amid Banking Reform Talk
Gov. Hughes tours along Delaware & Hudson route in Plattsburg Mechancisville Saratoga Fort Edward and Ticonderoga defending fiscal restraint and banking regulation He asserts New York banking laws now tighten controls while costs for public institutions rise He stresses personal liberty and constitutional fidelity amid Two-cent Fare veto concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Plattsburg
N. Y
Gov. Hughes
Delaware & Hudson
Mechanicsville
Saratoga
Fort Edward
Ticonderoga
Hughes
New York
Clark Williams
United States
Albany
Fortune
Glens. Falls
Fort Ficonderoga
Revie
Ogdensburg
Auburn
Buffalo
Rochester
Troy and Cohoes
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE TABLETS ADVERTISEMENT
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. Brove’s signature appears on each box. Advertisement promises to cure a cold in one dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Brove
Becketts Surrogate Campaign Mobilizes Legal Backing
A two-lawyer committee organized by Henry F. Miller seeks support for Surrogate Charles H. Beckett. A letter signed by 150 prominent attorneys will be sent to about 11 000 practicing lawyers urging votes for Beckett. The group forms an Executive Committee to manage campaign details and funds.
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Charles H. Beckett
Henry F. Miller
Pine Street
New York
Edward Lauterbach
Alfred R. Page
Ezra P. Prentice
Jurge Joseph S. Rosulsky
Jacob R. Schiff
Herbert J. Satterlee
Henry W. ‘Taft
Henry N. ‘Taft
William J. Wadhams
Bronson Winthrop
Rufus B. Cowing
Lewis L. Deiafield
Charles K. Lexow
Henry M. Jesup
Job E. Hedges
William Bb. Hornblowder
Beckett
Tifft
Miller
Bryan and Taft Clash in Ter race Garden Speech
Secretary of War Luke E Wright denounces Bryan as a false imitation while praising Taft as the tariff reform champion before about 1,000 Republicans in the Twenty-ninth Assembly District gathering at Ter race Garden. Herbert Parsons, GOP candidate for Congress from the Thirteenth District, denies hostile reports about Hughes and counters reports of knifing within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke E Wright
Twenty-ninth Assembly District
Terrace Garden
Fifty-eighth Street
Third Avenue
Marcus M. Macks
Taft
Mr. Wright
Bryan
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Herbert Parsons
Republican County Committee
Congress
Gov. Hughes
Hughes
Parsons
Fire Stops A Beauty Mill On 12 West Twenty-Second Street
A basement fire at the four story building at 12 West Twenty second Street caused about 2000 in material damage before being extinguished. The event sent shoppers and workers into the street in dramatic fashion as beauty and cosmetic services resumed after the alarm.
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West Twenty-second’ Street
Tea Indy
West Twenty-second Street
Assault on Miss Virginia Kennedy in Bay Ridge
Miss Virginia Kennedy, 18, was attacked last night as she walked home from the Sixty fifth Street elevated station toward Second Avenue. A Black assailant seized her from behind threatening to kill her if she screamed, then slipped and fled as bystanders arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Kennedy
Second Avenue
Bay Ridge
Third Avenue
Americans celebrate naval victory with Japanese crowds
Amid cheering crowds and flags, Admiral Sperry and the American fleet receive a grand welcome in Tokyo. Officials and diplomats, including Ambassador O'Brien and Count Komura, praise friendship and the era begun by Commodore Perry as joint receptions, dinners, and garden parties unfold at the Imperial Hotel and the American Embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiba Palace
Imperial Hotel
Tekio
Sea of Japan
Ambassador O'Brien
Baron Iwasaki
Sherry
O’brien
Count Komura
Commodore Perry
Japan
Sperry
America
Komura
More Labor Men Sent Out In Ohio Campaign
The American Federation of Labor ordered additional organizers into Ohio as Secretary Morrison began a east coast speaking tour. Morrison will address Elinira and Rochester events and visit Utica Rome Syracuse and Providence next. He said labor representatives in every Ohio city will work in the campaign alongside central bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
American Federation of Labor
Morrison
Federation
Elinira
N. Y
Rochester
Utica
Rome
Syracuse
Providence
R. I
Taft Wins Governorship Show in Brokers Straw Vote
The Curb market canvassed 155 brokers and clerks on the New York governor race. Chanler had 41 votes, Hughes 44. Taft secured 122 votes with 24 for Bryan and scattered for Debs Hisgen and Shearn. Anti Republican sentiment tied to stock transfer tax motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Chanler
Hughes
Bryan
Debs
Hisgen
Shearn
New York State
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Gates
Frank E Pringle
R. Tf. Gelshenen
Fifth Avenue
Arthur Braun
Mercantile Loan
Curtiss
Mack
Indorse
Gov
Nature
Ieason
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
U.S. A
Dame Nature
Him
Wright
LAIRD
London
Sporting and Mufti Tailors Laird
Liberty and Nassau Sts
Joun
CURB
Taft and Chanler
Chas
Hi. Fletcher
Murray Street
York City
Broadway
Len
Cincinnati
Grand Central Station
Madel
Caruso
Calve
Scotti
Melba
Patti
Victor
Sanday Bros
Fifth Ave
Tiffany's
AFG
Southern ‘Molasses
West St
Femous B. & Molasses
Corina
the Avenue
Summer Street
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