Assemblyman Whitney blocks stock inquiry bill in Albany
Oswego Assemblyman F G Whitney objects to Wagner's move to create a five member Assembly and three member Senate commission to probe stock margin speculation in New York exchanges. The measure would empower subpoenas and require funding of 25900 dollars, with reports due to the next Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
F. G. Whitney
Oswego
Wagner
Hughes
Whitney
Phillips
Judiciary Committee
Rules Committee
Assembly
Senate
New York Stock Exchange
Assemblyman Objects to Wainwright Bill Move
Albany April 19 Assemblyman Lansing of Rensselaer objects to advancing the Wainwright bill amending the Public Service commissions law citing unknown amendments. He urges postponement for discussion and the bill is set to be considered again Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Assemblyman
Lansing
Rensselaer
Wainwright
Public Service Commissions
Committee On Electricity, Gas and Water Supply
Contempt Warning Over Geiszler Haas Realty Books
Bronx investigation into the Geiszler Haas Realty Company escalates as Commissioner Mitchel subpoenas treasurer Joseph Havender for book production at 10 o clock. Directors resist claiming no right to demand records while Alois Geiszler withholds access citing director authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haffen
Bronx
Geiszler-Haas Realty Company
Mitchel
Joseph Havender
Eugene Schweitzer
Schweitzer
Alois Geiszler
Martin Geiszler
Florida
Woman Slashes Husband in Sleep at West 26th Street Home
Mrs. Salvatore Sardonia of 329 West 26th Street attacked her sleeping husband with a carving knife as their 12 year old son awoke. The child saw her strange shrine scene before police arrested her at the scene. She was taken to Bellevue for examination and committed for court by Magistrate Herrman. She was hospitalized at New York Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvatore Sardonia
West 26Th Street
Michael
Sardonia B
Binierem
Old West 20Th Street
Bellevue
Herrman
Jefferson Market Court
Sardonia
New York Hospital
TWO KILLED IN FIRE AT PITT STREET TENEMENT
Two children died and several others were injured in a blaze at No 25 Pitt Street tenement house. Jacob Chesner, trying to rescue his children, reentered the smoke and found his sons lifeless. The fire caused about 20000 in damages.
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Yesterday's Tribune
Tve
Pitt Street
Jacob Chesner
William
Solomon Chesner
Chesner
Lost 3200 on medicine when proper food was needed
A rich young lady recounts six years of nervous dyspepsia and $300 spent on treatments. She credits Grape-Nuts for rapid improvement, noting four pound gain in the first week and a complete health turnaround after switching from rich pastry and pork to the cereal. She offers to publish the letter to help others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattle Creek
Weilville
Court ruling finds no railroad property taken on 23d Street
The court states that no property of the railroad company was appropriated on the south side of 23d Street. No assets or holdings were seized, and the decision absolves the railroad of claimed damages.
Hope for Broadway Lafayette subway in Brooklyn grows
The Public Service Commission asked for detailed Broadway section plans while Controller Metz urged a Brooklyn outlet for the East River loop under construction. He stressed the aim to make the loop useful for public needs, not for Fort Hamilton developers, as a two week financial meeting set to weigh the Broadway Lafayette extension.
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Broadway-Lafayette
Brooklyn
Public Service Commission
Bassett
Broadway
Metz
Board of Estimate
Fourth Avenue
Manhattan Loop
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
East River
Lafayette Avenue
Broadway-Lafayette Loop
McGowan
Fourth Avenue Subway
Fort Hamilton
Carnegie Trust Bill In Doubt In Oriental Bank Case
Charles K. Beekman argued before Justice Dowling that Carnegie Trust seeks 8000 in receivership fees from the Oriental Bank case while saying he will not pay a cent unless a court orders it. Carnegie’s C Dickinson claimed only about 3.90 remains due. Dowling reserved decision.
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Charles K. Beekman
Oriental Bank
Justice Dowling
Jackson
Carnegie Trust Company
The
Oriental
Beekman
C. Dickinson
Metropolitan Trust Company
the Oriental
Albany Priest Ends Life in Study
The Rev. Joseph A. Graham rector of the Blessed Sacrament church in Albany shot himself in his study this afternoon and died almost instantly. Bishop Burke said the priest was not in his right mind. A familiar Saratoga horseman, he had been in poor health and despondent, and his career included posts at St. John’s Albany, Caldwell, Lake George, Bolton, Richfield Springs, West Albany, and the Church of the Blessed Sacrament which he built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Joseph A. Graham
Caldwell
Lake George
Bolton
Richfield Springs
St. Francis de Sales
West Albany
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Borough Bank Names Voting Trustees and Directors
The Borough Bank in Brooklyn announced the election of voting trustees Broc R. Shears William S. Hurley and Paul Grout with Shears as president Hurley as vice president and Grout as counsel for a two year period from opening They also named new directors Daniel L. Thompson Herman H. Locke Dr J E Shepard and Harry W Rohifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broc R. Shears
William S. Hurley
Paul Grout
Borough Bank
Brooklyn
Shears
Mr. Hurley
Mr. Grout
Daniel L. Thompson
Herman H. Locke
J. E. Shepard
Harry W. Rohifs
Shaw Not Looking for a Job
Leslie M. Shaw ex Secretary of the Treasury and former Carnegie Trust Company president dismissed reports he would head a mortgage guarantee and trust firm in Philadelphia as premature. He said no proposition has been made and he is not seeking employment, noting many such offers have arrived recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Carnegie Trust Company
Philadelphia
Mr. Shaw
Trial date set for extortion case against Carl Fischer-Hansen
Judge Malone set the Carl Fischer-Hansen extortion trial for May 4 in General Sessions. An open house is scheduled at India House, 1142 Park Avenue, this afternoon. The Police Department traffic squad annual dinner will be at the Waldorf Astoria on Saturday May 9 with President Roosevelt, Governor Hughes and Mayor Melellan among invitees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fischer-Hansen
Malone
India House
Park Avenue
Police Department
Waldorf- Astoria
Roosevelt
Hughes
Melellan
Petitions in bankruptcy filed in U S Circuit Court
Involuntary petitions target M. Lion & Co. furniture dealers at 20% Third Avenue with $3,229 claims and a receiver appointed, while other involuntary and voluntary cases list various debtors including Hudson Valley Lead Co and Sachs & Vogel. Major creditors include General Electric and White & Case, with totals nearing $68,000 liabilities and diverse asset listings.
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United States Circuit Court
M. Lion & Co
Third Avenue
Gray & Co
New York Desk and Dining Room Furniture Company
Herman Furniture and Plumbers
Hamilton Hoch
Max Krest
West 112Th Street
State Bank
Grand Street
Arthur Geoffry
Broadway
Bardecker & Rowland Manufacturing Company
Fuller Building
Ridgeway
Sachs & Vogel
West 20Th Street
Mosbacher
Camerean
Sauna
Aoe
Sponging and Refining Company
Adolph Teichman
New Ministers Arrive in City Churches This Spring
The Rev. Dr. Robert F. Y. Pierce resigns from Penn Avenue Baptist Scranton to lead Second Avenue Baptist Church New York City. Grace Church greets Rev. Charles Howland Cookman returning to West New York. Also new pastor Rev. A C V Dangremond takes College Point Reformed Church Queens assignment.
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Robert F. Y. Pierce
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Scranton
Penn
Pennsylvania
Second Avenue Baptist Church
Pierce
Europe
America
New Church
Robert 5. MacArthur
New York
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
John Wanamaker
New York Baptist City Mission Society
Dr. Pierce
Baptist City Mission Society
New York City
Charles Howland Cookman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
West Mth Street
Cookman
Walters
Banks
Grace Church
Central Valley
A. CC. V. Dangremond
Prattsville
N. Y
College Point
H. Shepherd
Missouri College
Chapman Alexander Rally Opens New York Season at Opera House
Demand for tickets to the Chapman-Alexander rally tops available seats as the Evangelistic Committee of New York City opens its fourth season. The Metropolitan Opera House will host the April 21 event with eight denominations represented and business leaders backing the drive. A chorus of eight hundred will perform and admission is by ticket only at local pastors or headquarters 641 Lexington Avenue.
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Chapman-Alexander
Evangelistic Committee of
New York City
Metropolitan Opera House
Lexington Avenue
KINGS
Broadway
40Th Street
Chapman
Alexander
Community religious events fill weekend schedule
The week closes with multiple faith events. Reports by Morgenthau Goldstein and Lehman mark the Free Synagogue anniversary at 11 15 AM on List Street near Amsterdam Ave. Dr Wise delivers the anniversary address. A memorial for Dr Hall follows at 3 30 PM in the West Side YMCA auditorium with Rev Fagnani speaking.
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Free Synagogue
List Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Henry Morgenthau
Sidney E. Goldstein
Eugene H. Lehman
Stephen 8. Wise
Charles Cuthbert Hall
Union Theological Seminary
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
West Side Street
Charles P. Fagnani
New York Festival Chorus
Carnegie Hall
Evening lectures and church events listed for July
The program includes courses in Sunday school pedagogy and Bible study led by Rev. Dr. Charles Roades and others. Dr J R Ewing of Lahore speaks at 7 4 pm about his work, followed by Dr David Russell on From the Cape to the Zambesi. The Federation plans theater services briefing by Rev William Carter. Corner laying at Temple Ansche Chesed features opening prayer by Rev Dr G N Hausmann and Psalm 127 recital by Rev M Katz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Chamberlain
India
Reformed Church In
America
Marble Collegiate Church
Board of Foreign Missions
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church
Manchus H. Hutton
New Brunswick
Henry N. Cobb
The
Reformed Church Foreign Board
Arthur Judson Brown
Presbyterian Foreign Board
J. C. R. Ewing
Lahore College
Charles Roades
E. Morris Fergusson
Marshall A. Hudson
Harry W. Faraday
Charles Kemble
Fred Clare Baldwin
Charles L. Mead
Earl Taylor
M. E. Beardslee
Grace Shipman
W. C. Robinson
E. Richmond
George K. Morris
J. ©. R. Ewing
Lahore
Thirteenth Street Presbyterian Church
Cape
Zambesi
David Russell
Russell
Cape of Good Hope
Zambesi River
Fifth Street
Seventh Avenue
G. N. Hausmann
M. Katz
Lenten Services At Gilsey House Led By Local Clergy
Public welcome to a Lenten service series at Gilsey House and nearby church locations. Rev J Ross Stevenson BD will preach in the morning and the Lord's Supper will be administered in the afternoon. Rev Edwin F Hallenbeck Dp will lead a 10 am Bible class and conduct a Wednesday evening service. Eminent South African evangelist Rev David Russell DP D will speak at the special evening service.
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Fifth Avenue
Thirty-seventh Street
William R. Richards
Richards
A. FL Schauffler
Fagnans
Wifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Wifth Ave
J. Ross Stevenson
Edwin F. Hallenbeck
Stevenson
David Russell
IV. Hallenbeck
Madibon Avenue
Madison Ave
Henry
Madison Avenue Reformed Church
R Yy
Belasco Theatre
Wrt
Rireaway
William Carter
Sith
Hallenbeck
Fifth Ave. Presbyterian Church
Sp. m
Piptit Avenue Presbyterian Church
Fifth Ave
David Rissell
R. F. Mitchell
University Place Fresbyterian Church
Ithst
George Alexander
D. PD
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ERIE
Commissioners of Estimate
North River
22D Street
HOPE
Broadcay-Lafayette
Carnegie Trust
Oriental Counsel
Shaw
City News
Rossiter-McGovern Company
West Street
Morris Street
Jersey City
General Electric Company
Schenectady
White & Case
Nassau Street
Empire Trust Company
Westinghouse Electrics and Manufacturing Company
Pittsburg
Orange Oil and Refining Company
Orange, Tex
Rossiter
Chatham National Bank
Brower
Ee Er
Waterman
Church News
Loyal Legion of the United States
Church of the Incarnation
To-Morrow
Potter
Morgan Dix
W. M. Grosvenor
Lewis Parks
Calvary
William 8. Wubbell
U. S. Vv
U. S. Vv., Chaplain of the Commandery
George Williamson Smith
Trinity College
George P. Eckmann
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
West End Avenue
6Th Street
Ocean Grove
Post
Elijah
Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek
Mich
Federation of Churches of the City of
Madison Avenue
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
West 46Th
Charles Farbed
D. D
Five Points
House OF Industry
Worth Street
P. Morist
N. Penfield
Mus
Uperintendent
WM. R. Garbutt
ALL Souls
4Th Ave
Thomas R. SL
Lenox Avenued Unitarian Church
Merld
Croix Wright
Christ's Mission
West
James Connor
Rome
Broadway Tabernacle
56Th St
Jefferson
Jesus
Collegiate Reformed Church
Harlem
J. Elmendorf
First Church
Ave
Renj. KE Dickhaut
Lenox Avenue
Edgar Tilton, Jr
William Walton Clark
Presbyterian Church
Weat
7Th Ave
Wilton Merle Smith
Dr. Smith
John R. Voris
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
W. Sithster
MacArthur
Calvary Choir
Rowman
Macfarla
Calvary Church
Calvary Quartet
Michael Fanner
Hans Kronold
RM. Bowman
Sears Wedge
Church OF the Ascension
Tenth Street
Percy Stickney Grant
Roesini
Walter FE
Clifton Smith
Alexander Irvine
Church OF Zion and
ST. Timothy
Asi West K Street
Henry Lubeck
D.C
Harold Moore
Church OF the Messiah
Pitarian
34Th St. Corner Park
Robert Collyer
John Haynes Holmes
Joan Hay Holmes
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
12Th Street
Charles JL. Goodell
Madison Ave and
Sith At
W M. Grosvenor
Church OF the Heavenly Rest
Sth Ave
Herbert Shipman
Christian Science Services
Fifth Church OF Christ, Scientist
W. 45Th St
DR. Warren
Gilsey House
Fourth Presbyterian Church
West End Ave
East St
Edgar Whitaker Work
King & P
East Stet St. Laws
Stainer
Wilbert W. White
Bible School
Madison Sq. Presbyterian Church
Aolon Ave
H. Parkhurst
George R. Montgomery
Montgomery
Metropolitan Temple
John Wesley Hill
F. C. Smalley
Dr. Hill
Washington Square
Edward Jamson
City Mission Meeting
ID. H. Sears
W. N. Hubbell
NEW Thought Church
Julia Seton Sears
Old First Presbyterian Church
Howard Duffield
James A. McAgue
Charles R. Erdman
Princeton Theological Seminary
Rutgers Presbyterian Church
Tip Street
Robert MacKenzie
DP. P
Allen W. Wecurdy
MacKenzie
Religious Society OF Friends
Rutherford Place
Manhattan
Schermerhorn ,St
Boerum Flare
George PL Eckman
Way of the‘Press
Stanley White
James Stuart Dickson
Robert EB. Sprer
James M. Farr
Oeclock
Young Women's Christian Association
East 15Th Street
T. Bartholomew's Church
44Th St
Leighton Parks
PD. D
Robert BR. Kimber
Bach
wTry T
38Th St
Thomas Reed Bridges
First Baptist Church
I. M. Haldeman
Christ
Columbus
N. Taylor Phillips
Isidor Straus
Maurice H. Harris
Temple Israel
Hat
Meyer Goodfriend
Building Fund
Hendrick
Supreme Court
Army Canteen Association
United States Army
ST. Michaels
Amsterdam
John P. Peters
Reeter
Olivet
St. Andrew's M. E
76Th Street
Columbus Avenue
George Clarke Peck
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
George P. Eckman
Society For Ethical Culture
Sith St
Avella Om
Alfred Martin
Rabbi Ben Ezra
Spiritual and Ethical Society
Helen Temple Brigham
Middle Collegiate
2D Ave
7Th St
John G. Fagg
Sthave and Lether
David Jas. Burrell
ST. Nicholas Sthave
Donald Sage MacKay
Joseph Addison Jones
Abbott E. Kittredgs
West End
Henry Evertson Cobb
Sir John Stainer
Cobold
Cobb
Twentieth Street Friends’ Meeting
Albert G. Shepard
Universalist
Central Park West
Téthe
Church OF the Divine Paternity
76Th St
Frank Oliver Hall
Lord Jesus
West End Presbyterian Church
08Th Street
A. Edwin Keigwin
J Garland Hamner, Jr
Robert Burns
West Presbyterian Church
Anthony H. Ewan PD
Board of Water Supply
City of
New_York
Arm
John A. Bensel
Charles N. Shadwick
Charles A. Shaw
Thomas Hat
Reasury Department
Supervising Architect
Washington, D. C
U. S Assay
New Custom House
James Knox Taylor
U. S
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