Curtis and Morse on trial over bank losses and letter
In the U S Circuit Court the Curtis Morse case hinges on a written warning Curtis sent alleging Morse bears responsibility for the National Bank of North America troubles. Curtis seeks separation. Morse argues personal and bank loans, dummy loans, and profits involving Knickerbocker Trust, Ice stock, and other directors. The cross examination tests Curtis on loan guarantees and fiduciary duties as the case resumes tomorrow.
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Charles W. Morse
Alfred H. Curtis
United States Circuit Court
Curtis
Morse
National Bank of North America
Mr. Curtis
Rom
Olcott
Mr. Morse
CC. Judson
State_ Bank. Examiner
H. M. Flagler
Morgan J. O’brien
Mr Morse
Trust Company of America
W. M. Oler
John L. Elliott
Consolidated Arizona Smelting Company
S. Charley, Co. W. & C. D. Wilder
Butterick Company
R.kleybolte Company
American Ice Company
KK. & F. Thomas
Europe
A. H. Curtis
Hurrie
Washington
Ridgely
Mr. Oleett
United Copper
Mr. Rade
F. Augustus Heinze
Flm
Littlefield
Stimson
Edwards
Commission
John F. Carroll
Havemeyer
Havemerger
Wire
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Kronprinz Wilhelm Returns Amid Stormy Voyage and Notables
The North German Lloyd liner Kronprinz Wilhelm ended a rough voyage in port yesterday with returning tourists aboard. Among passengers were Count Carl Meetke the new Danish Minister to Washington, Mrs Philip Lydig and many social figures including J B Roosevelt and Marie Van Vorst. Reverend Malick Cunnion received news of his brother’s death via the news by a revenue cutter.
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William Cunnion
Frank J. Cunnion
Malick Cunnion
St. Raphael’s Church
West Forty-first Street
Simon Lake
Washington
Lake
Carl Meetke
Kronprinz
Thayer
Boston
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Greenland
Philip Lydig
George Blumenthal
Graham F. Blandy
C. J. Carew
Charles J. Hammond C. Rann Kennedy
Max Guggenhiem
Gustav Luders
W. A. Green
Rock Island Earnings Drop After Stock Acquisitions
The Rock Island Company reports a fall in net surplus to 1,381,350 for the year ended June 30, down from 9,476,896 the year before. It now controls 14,300 miles of track with gross earnings of 107,237,129 and net 31,223,455. The holding company increased stock and issued collateral trusts to acquire 1,313 more shares of old Rock Island stock.
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Rock Island and
Frisco Systems
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Rock Island Railway
Rock Island Railroad
Endings and Names on Franklin and Nearby Streets
A fragmentary street list records names and small monetary amounts tied to locations on Franklin Street, Brook Avenue, Bleecker Street, and other NYC streets. Entries mention residents and businesses such as Endin & Pearlman, William Stein, Blum & Rosenberg, Fannie Werner, Paris, M. Boyds, J. Traynor, L Snyder, and Myles, with amounts like 5, 25, 30, 500, and 1,000 dollars. The OCR shows scattered addresses across Manhattan and nearby avenues with vague context and no clear event.
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Endin & Pearlman
Brook Av
William Stein
Bleecker
E. Cortlandt St
Myles
Ith St
Joseph Snyder
Jacobs
Stern
J. Wasserman
Clash at bankruptcy hearing in Coster Knapp case sparks tense exchange
In a New York bankruptcy hearing for Coster Knapp & Co, a dispute over evidence handling led Referee Peter Olney to recess proceedings after Marshall Spader & Co. staff refused to permit identification of books. Witness L. B. Wood clashed with counsel as records remained unreadable.
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Peter B. Olney
William Street
Stock Exchange House of Coster, Knapp & Co
Stock Exchange
Marshall Spader & Co
Olney
Mr. Wood
Mr. Stone
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wall Street
Mr. Mooney
Marshall Spader
Mr. Olney
Mr. Olmey
Mooney
Wood
Pouren Trial Set For Next Week In Liberty Fight
Jan Janoff Pouren, held on charges of attempted murder arson and burglary, appeared before U S Commissioner Hitchcock for a fourth hearing. Extradition efforts by Russia faltered as testimony is scheduled for next Wednesday at 1 30. Bail set by Hitchcock with briefs due tomorrow as case continues.
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Jan Janoff Pouren
United States
Pouren
Russia
Hitchcock
Roosevelt
Secretary of State
Seonnaes Hitchcock
New Witnesses Tie Whitmore Murder Case to Christmas Night
Testimony in Jersey City recounts Decembers 24 to 28 events surrounding Theodore Whitmore’s alleged murder of Lena Whitmore near Harrison New Jersey. Bank book destruction, lights left burning, and sightings of a man matching William Bartlett bolster the State’s narrative while defense counters.
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Whitmore
Lena
Lamp Black Swamp
Harrison
N. J
Jersey City
Joseph C. F. Lawrence
Lottie Carrol
Frederick W. Elliott
Boston
Brooklyn
Bessie Schmitter
Mr. Simpson
Peter Coogan
Marine Engine Works
Union Ice Company
Newark
Broad Street
Floating hospital ferry to host day school for TB patients
A ferryboat off Bellevue Hospital serves as a floating TB hospital and day camp drawing many adults and about thirty five children. Doctors seek a fee funded teacher to educate the children aboard to avoid harming public school health while ensuring learning continues. The Board of Education supports outdoor schooling and may enlist a teacher from its own staff who is similarly afflicted.
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East River
Bellevue Hospital
Department of Education
Board of Superintendents
Board of Education
Police Parade Plans Issued by Commissioner
Police Commissioner Bingham issues orders to Inspectors for a Business Men’s Republican Association parade on Saturday. It starts 10 30 AM at State Street Battery Place winds to Broadway Waverly Place Fifth Avenue and Fifty ninth Street. A signal station will be at Fifth Avenue and Twenty fifth Street with direct wire to headquarters for ambulance calls. Inspector Schmittberger leads with Assistants at various route points. Bankers and Brokers Division forms at Broad Street near Wall. Stock Exchange and Consolidated Exchange crews join in sequence.
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Business Men's Republican Association
State Street
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Broadway
Waverley Place
Fifth Avenue
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Twenty-fifth Street
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Schmittberger
Burfeind
Russell, Dillon
Titus
Steinbruck
Thompson
Walsh
Bankers
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Consolidated . Exchange
Banks and Trust Companies
Philadelphia society subscribes to Hammerstein Opera House seasons
A large number of Philadelphia's social elite have become subscribers to orchestra, orchestra circle, and balcony seats at the Hammerstein Philadelphia Opera House. The list is so substantial that society is to fill North Broad Street for its entertainment debut, with many taking a twenty performance series and some securing extra seats for the opening performances on November 17.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Hammerstein Philadelphia Opera House
North Broad Street
Ed Most
Receivers Seek 110000 From Astor Over Stock Assessment
Charles M. Myers and Edward M. Cokie receivers of the Telephone Telegraph and Cable Company of America filed in Trenton Supreme Court a declaration in a suit against Joan Jacobstor New York for 200000. Judgment for 110000 is sought because Col Astor allegedly failed to pay an assessment on stock he owns in the company.
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New York Times
Trenton
Charles M. Myers
Edward M. Cokie
Telephone, Telegraph and Cable Company of America
Supreme Court
Joan Jacobstor
New York City
Col. Astor
Hawley Levee Marriage Exposed In Renewed Trial Testimony
The trial reveals Orice Hawley Levee married Charles Levee in January and April, with mortgage money used for housekeeping and firm profits. Witnesses describe tense exchanges, alleged property transfers, and questions over ownership of 48 West Eleventh Street. Levee defends payments as housekeeping costs and partnership profits amid ongoing cross examination.
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Jentie M. Hawley-Levee
Charles Levee
Liam
Alan R. Hawley
William Hawley & Co
Paris
East Seventy-sixth Street
William
Alan
Will
James W. Osborne
Hainleys
Justice Erlanger
Aise
Whitney Weds Stenographer in Fitchburg
Jorge A. Whitney of Springfield married his stenographer Miss Sadie Mussell in Fitchburg after a five year romance. Whitney, son of Andrew Whitney of Springfield, follows a past sensational match by a prominent man who wed a servant girl. Miss Mussell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank L Russell of 64 Alderman Street Springfield, was the bride.
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Mew
York Times
Fitchburg
Mass
Jorge A. Whitney
Springfield
Sadie Mussell
Whitney
Andrew Whitney
Miss Russell
Frank L. Russell
Rman Street
Love at First Sight Ties Real Estate Heir to Pair
A young woman began work five years ago with Mr Whitney a junior partner in his father’s real estate firm. The court records hint at a romance in which the son believed he could not do better than emulating his father’s upright example by courting a woman in his employ.
Lyons Sues City for 3500 Damages in Stairway Fall
In New York Supreme Court before Justice Benton yesterday, Michael J. Lyons won a verdict of 3500 damages against the City of New York for injuries after a fall on an out of repair stairway from Summit Avenue to Sedgwick Avenue at 161st Street. Alfred Steckler and Charles Steckler attended for Lyons.
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Benton
Michael J. Lyons
City of
New Yo
Lyons
Summit Avenue
Sedgwick Avenue
161St Street
Alfred and
Charles Steckler
Man shoots wife then kills himself in Glendale
At a Glendale area butcher shop yesterday morning George Obach shot his wife in the kitchen then fired four times at Thomas Sautter of Ridgewood Heights before turning the pistol on himself. He and Sautter were wounded witnesses said. Obach died, the wife was gravely injured and rushed to German Hospital.
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Forest Avenue
Ridgewood Heights
George Obach
Sergt. McCarthy
Glendale
Obach
Thomas J. Wagner
Autter
Wagner
McCarthy
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