Court rules fair car distribution for coal shippers
A U S Circuit Court decision in United States ex rel Pitcairn Coal Co v Baltimore & Ohio Rail confirms railroads must provide equal car service to all mine shippers. judgment remands for alignment with the opinion, affirms Cumberland & Pennsylvania as a B&O lateral line, and rejects preferential treatment for large contracts and fuel or foreign cars.
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New York Times
Richmond
United States Circuit Court
United States
Pitcairn Coal Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Fairmount Coal Company
Monongah
United States District
Thomas J. Morris
Circuit Court For
District of Maryland
Pritchard
McDowell
Dayton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Curtis Bay
Cumberland& Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Cumberland & Pennsylvania
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railway
Baltimore& Ohio
Railroads Should Own All Equipment, Kellogg Says
Special Deputy Attorney General Frank B. Kellogg, prosecuting the Government against Standard Oil, commented after Justice Pritchard's decision that the ruling will benefit railroad transportation. He urged railroads to provide equal facilities for all shippers and said they should own all their equipment.
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Frank B. Kellogg
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Justice Pritchard
Government opinion limits ruling on Pitcairn suit impact
Attorney General Bonaparte said Judge Pritchard’s decision in the Pitcairn Coal case would not affect private car lines such as those owned by Standard Oil Armour and others. He explained the ruling targets discrimination against outsiders by railroads in favor of their own manufacturers, not private car services for specific products.
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New York Times
Washington
Bonaparte
Pritchard
Pitcairn Coal Company
Standard Oil Company
Armour
Gray
Armour People
Ten Days Adrift Fisherman Rescued At Boston
Thomas Frost of Gloucester survived ten days without food after his schooner Alice R Lawson was wrecked in a fog. He was picked up by the Cunard liner Saxonia, which arrived in Boston, and was reported exhausted but alive.
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Boston
Thomas Frost
Gloucester
Cunard
Saxonia
Frost
Alice R. Lawson
Bronx Church Burglar Confesses and Leads Police
Sullivan County man 19 year old James Flynn, held on highway robbery, confesses to church thefts across Bronx and Brooklyn. He directs police to a Westchester Catholic Protectory woods site where gold chalice and ciborium were unearthed, with larger loot buried beneath Taylor Street debris. police estimate over $300 in altar pieces and more than $2,000 in total loot. Flynn names several churches robbed including St. Raymond's, Prospect Avenue Methodist, Grace Baptist, Leggett Avenue Congregational, Woodstock Presbyterian, and Montefiore Synagogue. he will be sent back to Monticello for trial.
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Bronx
Brooklyn
James J. Flynn
East 142d Street
Monticello
N. Y
Flynn
Davis
Sullivan County
Price
Hope
Catholic Protectory
Westchester
Taylor Street
John Duncar
Dancar
Duncor
Capt
Maticello
Duncar
Capt. Price
McCarton and Peeven
Taylor_Street
Cay
St. Raymond's
Prospect Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church
Macy Place
Grace Baptist Church
156Th Street
Congregational Church
Leggett Avenue
Beck Street
Woodstock Presbyterian Church
167Th Street
Westchester Avenue
Montefiore Synagogue
Hewitt Place
Dr. Carr
Gen. Carr
The
Baptist Chu
Presbyterian Church
Modern French School of Painting Highlighted in Sunday Times
The Sunday Times plans a full page on the modern French School with works by Guillaume Balande and Ralli among others. It features a domestic scene from Guillaume, Balande’s Dismantling the Ship depicting seafaring life, and a Tolstoy home and estate photo series at Tasnaya Poljana showing the author among peasants.
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Sunday Times
Guillaume
Paris
Balande
Ralli
H. Walhai
Mile. Sedillot
Tolstoy
Russia
Tasnaya Poljana
Plan for Ambrose Channel Opens Night Navigation Delayed
Washington reports vigorous appeals by Atlantic steamship lines to open Ambrose Channel at night. General Marshall cautions premature openings could cause accidents and delay progress. He expects half the channel may be usable in four months, with a 1000 foot wide, 40 foot deep section to be opened later after safe marking.
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Washington
War Department
Atlantic Steamship Lines
Ambrose Channel
New York Harbor
Marshall
Secretary of War
Congress
Trust Companies Gain Over State Resources Sees Major Rise
Albany Sept 17 An official report from the State Banking Department shows trust companies in New York increased total resources to 1 355 811 819 dollars as of Aug 31 up 82 579 770 since June 17 and deposits rising 83 019 882 to 1 075 474 964. Loans on collateral stood at 478 018 714 up 9 875 149.
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Albany
Clark Williams
State Banking Department
Plainfield Lawyer Louis Barton Missing Near Newark
Louis Olzen Barton, 27, a Plainfield attorney with Reed & Coddington, has been missing for four days. He left the firm’s office early Monday and has not returned home, prompting alarm from relatives and friends. He recently passed his counselor examination and is known as a church choir soloist.
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New York Times
Plainfield
N. J
Louis Olzen Barton
Reed & Coddington
Barton
Fire, gas, and excavations reported in Jersey City area
A Jersey City man Christopher Reynolds was jailed after a house fire in his home at 7 Orchard Street. The Public Service Corporation appealed its city tax assessment of 2 820 000 with a request to deduct 1 009 000. Newark labor leader Frank Freeman died from gas asphyxiation. Workers uncovered Revolutionary skulls at Bellaville while digging in a church cellar. State Excise Commission plans a strong liquor regime including a 1000 dollar license fee and limited saloons. State Military Board discussed coastal defense conversion. Col Brensinger denied the Fourth Regiment seeks no conversion.
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Christopher Reynolds
Orchard Street
Jersey City
Reynolds
Public Service
Corporation of New Jersey
Jersey City Tax Board
Wittpenn
Fagan
Frank
P. Freeman
Essex Trade C Council
Newark
N. J
Freeman
Bellaville
State Excise Commission
Gov Fort
State Military Board
United States
National Guard
Col. Brensinger
Yesterday's Fires List With Numerous Small Losses
The report catalogs a sequence of minor blazes across Manhattan addresses including 10-202 William Street, 190 West 47th Street, 147 Orchard Street, and 12:15- likely addresses on Brook and East River avenues. Values range from trifling to 1500 dollars, with several incidents linked to residents and merchants such as Moses Edelstein and J Goldberg, and one tied to the Department of Bridges.
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M. Lossie
William St
Goldman
261St St
Itivrraaie
Orchard St
Annie Goldstein
Stanton St
Louis Lefkowitz
West 97Th St
Isaac Smith
Brook
H. Eislenschweig
East 101St St
H. Eisenberg
Wendover
J. Goldberg
Meyers & Jonas
J. Kruder
Peter & PP Nor Io Ste
J. C. Green
Elizabeth St
John de Rigrardes
Interbors Railroad Company
Isenschee
4Th St
Paul.i
West 95Th St
Esa
Hamburg America Hner Deutschland Returns After Atlantic Crossing
The Hamburg America liner Deutschland arrives from Europe with 800 cabin and 297 steerage passengers after a five hour fog delay near Sandy Hook. Despite gales the voyage took five days, twenty three hours, and twenty seven minutes, with passengers enjoying a dog show and games. A straw vote gave Taft 103 votes to Bryan 7 during the concert.
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Kaempff
Sandy Hook
Hner Deutschland
Europe
Cherbourg
Aida
Schneider
W. H. Pleasants, Jr
Ocean Steamship Company of
Servanah
France
Holland
Belgium
Germany
England
Atlantic
L Pverpost
Theresa Oeirichs
Merman Oelrichs
Charles Grasty
Lena Fritts
Reita. Faxon
Oscar W Herman
Alba BL. Johnson
Ruth Anna Johnson
John Kavanagh
F. J. Lismann
F. J) Lismann, Jr
Charles II
Steinway
HL de Young
Poubisher
San Francisco
HE de Youngs
Constance de Young
Brie
Peter JD. Vroom
Jedrad
G. Wadsworth
Cornelius Zabriskie
Barbara Sterrer
F Weight Neumzeun
Arrest in City Hall for Wandering Statements and Mental Health
Benjamin Levy, 40, reportedly homeless but well dressed, was arrested in City Hall after making repeated remarks about Little Fim Sullivan and President McGowan of the Board of Aldermen. He was taken to Bellevue’s psychopathic ward after pestering Secretary William Smith and claiming a bottle contained medicine.
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Fim
Sullivan
McGowan
Board of Aldermen
Benjamin Levy
Bellevue
Levy
William Smith
Drowned German Girl Identified by Local Broker Family
Thomas Young a broker of 115 Broadway and his family identified the drowned girl found off North Beach as Sophie Norf aged twenty three who had lived in Oyster Bay and Germany. She had come to visit the Youngs at their East Fifty third Street town house then disappeared. The Youngs planned burial at Memorial Cemetery in Oyster Bay.
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Thomas
Young
Broadway
Quinrs
Fulton Avenue
Asitoris
Leo T
North Beach
Sophie Norf
Germany
Mro Young
Wit
Man
Oyster Bays
Sophie
fRemesick
Tee
Yong
Oyster Bay
East Fifty-third Street
North Besch
Myo - Young
North Peach
Jungs
Young Tiate
Oyster Bar
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Wallach Bros
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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the Country Club
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Kaito’s Pantomime Co
Coote & Co
Joe Maxwell & Co
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Arnheim, Con
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Arnold Exhibit Co
5Th Ave
38Th St
Aetropolis
Ievil
Slempic Co
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Gramercy
North River
Flatiron
Chinetown
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Chas. Ross
Mabel Fentosi
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Victor Moore
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