Northern Pacific Denies Burlington Control in Antitrust Probe
In St Paul hearings on the United States suit against the Northern Securities Company and others, Col. W. P. Clough and President Mellen testified. Clough described the securities structure and joint tariffs while denying real consolidation plans. Mellen asserted Burlington purchase aided commerce and denied Northern Pacific control of Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
F. G. Ingersoll
United States
Northern Securities Company
Great Northern Railway Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
New York
W. P. Clough
Mellen
The
Northern Pacific
Col. Clough
Europe
J. M. Beck
Mr. Hill
Great Northern
Supreme Court
Mr. Beck
New Jersey
J. P. Morgan
D. Willis James
I weaSarcigart
Clough
Increases Northern
Securities Company
Day
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Co. S. Mellen
C. W. Bunn
Burlington
Lhe
Lasker Triumphs Over Hymes In Fifth Chess Match
Lasker defeated Hymes in the fifth game of the Manhattan Chess Club series last evening. Lasker, playing black after winning the toss, launched a powerful attack starting from the Berlin defense. Hymes resisted but gradually lost material and position, ultimately resigning after 33 moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hymes
Lasker
Manhattan Chess Club
Ruy Lopez
Berlin
Salt creditors charge conspiracy in salt company insolvency
In Trenton legal action seeks to declare National Salt Company insolvent. Detroit Salt Company Thomson Brothers and Samuel R. Underhill Jr file petition alleging conspiracy to transfer assets to International Salt Company. Claim $31,000 due Detroit, $23,000 rent to Thomson, $2,677.50 to Underhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
United States District Court
Detroit Salt Company
Detroit
Thomson Brothers
City of St. Clair
Mich
Samuel R. Underhill, Jr
New York
National Salt Company
United States
International Salt Company
National Sab. Company
Supreme Court
Mito M. Belding, Jr
Supreme Court of
New York State
Milo M. Belding
Kirkpatrick
Chicago
N. S. Beardslee
Legal Question Tied to National Company Loan
Mr. Korne relates a loan by the National Company and collateral later bought by Mr. Belding. He has not seen papers in the new case but believes it concerns this transaction, and treats it as a purely legal matter.
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the International
Eviction Rush As Vernon Avenue Bridge Starts
Landowners order tenants to vacate after midnight amid plans to relocate stores along Vernon Avenue in Long Island City. City demolitions begin as the Bridge Commission advances the Vernon Avenue viaduct project, with about twenty five stores affected and a $500,000 bridge cost plus damages. Storekeepers seek time to relocate and legal counsel.
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Vernon Avenue
Borden Avenue
Fourth Street
Long Island City
Lindenthal
Newtown Creek
Willis Avenue
Harlem
Trolley Officials Indorsed by Hudson Valley Railway Directors
A meeting of Hudson Valley Railway Company directors in this city indorsed officials' actions during the strike. John W. Herbert was elected vice president, J A Kellogg named secretary and counsel, and George H. Helme joined the board. The board approved the President and General Manager's handling of post strike matters and authorized operation of cars by competent operators on divisions as deemed proper.
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Hudson Valley Railway Company
John W. Herpert
Addison B. Colvin
George B. Wilson
G. Tracy Rogers
Lewis W. Emerson
Watson N. Sprague
Charles E. Brisban
Peter McCarthy
George E. Greeg
John McNamara
John W. Herbert
Helmetta, N. J
J. A. Powers
J. A. Kellogg
Glens Falls
George H. Helme
American Snuff Company of
New York
Thomas O’connor
Trials of Police Accusers Set By Capt Piper At Headquar
A Brooklyn police blotter recounts Capt. Piper as accuser in nine trials held at headquarters. Officers faced loitering, curbing post duties, and missing blotter entries with light fines or lenient rulings. Subordinates Einstein and Lamey testified, with decisions reserved.
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Capt
Piper
Capt. Piper
Einstein
Brooklyn
O. L. Ziegler
West Thirtieth Street
Edward J. Hammer
Oak Street
Henrietta Eckhardt
Rye
N. Y
Cornelius Willemse
West Twentieth Street
George Beller
East One Hundred and Fourth Street
Williamee
Mulrooney
James McGlone
Mulberry Street
Frederick G. Carson
Church Street
Sergt. Lamey
Grant
Carson
Seret
Lamey
Spanish Minister Receives Credentials at White House
Senior Don Emilio de Ojeda, newly named Spain's minister to the United States, formally presented credentials to President Roosevelt at the White House. The exchange highlighted renewed cordial relations and mutual aims to expand trade, commerce, and closer ties between Spain and the United States.
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Washington
Emilio de Ojeda
Spain
United States
Roosevelt
Legation
Ojeda
White House
John Hay
Elevator cushion test at Interior Buildings
Secretary Hitchcock and several Interior Department officials watched a test of an elevator air cushion. The car was dropped fifty feet with eggs, light globes, and a live monkey in a cage aboard to demonstrate safety for government buildings.
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New York Times
Washington
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Monkeys and Eggs Spin Tale at Washington Monument Ride
Tourists on the Washington Monument ride face a scare as a monkey frantically panics during a brief mishap. One egg cracks but no serious damage occurs while planners consider an air cushion under the car to cushion a 500 foot fall.
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Washingto Monument
Chrysanthermums Draw Crowds at Department Show
The Washington chrysanthmum show at the Department of Agriculture runs daily except Sundays until November 10. New favorites include Mrs Phillipe Roger and Pennsylvania, with Flowesty from Europe and several white, yellow, and pink varieties such as Mrs John M Wilson and Mrs Perrine. President Roosevelt and others are honored by several blooms, including Black Hawk and Mrs George F Baer.
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New York Times
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Phillipe Roger
Pennsylvania
Europe
Black Hawk
Roosevelt
Belle of
Castlewood
John M. Wilson
McKinley
William Jennings Bryan
L. F. Button
Henry Robinson
George F. Baer
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Col. D. Appleton
O. P. Bassett
Gordon Dexter
Perrine
W. R. Smith
The
Botanic Garden
American Floral Association
Shipbuilder Jesse Carll III Ill at Home in Northport
Northport, L I Oct 23 Jesse Carll the shipbuilder is seriously ill at his Bayview Avenue home from a complication of diseases. His daughter Mrs Carl S Burr Jr and his son Benjamin W Carll of Brooklyn have been summoned.
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Northport
L. I
Jesse Caril
Bayview Avenue
Carl S. Burr, Jr
Benjamin W. Carll
Brooklyn
A Man's Glove for Women The Forsythe Glove
A special glove for women in tan white or black offered at 1.50. Mannish leather with easy fit long wrist and large pearl button. Described as superior to any prior glove, praised for walking and shopping use and noted for its distinct style and widespread approval.
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Tn Mac
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Wen’s
King Chief
Oxford
America
Aty
Che Wen
Railway Trust Wen
Ray Lopez
Hymes Lasker
Castles
National Company
Beardslee
Oakleigh Thorne
Directorate
Queens
Hudson Valley Railway
Senor Ojeda
Monkey
Jesse Carll III
Urey
John Forsythe
Broadway
17Th
18Th Sts
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