Probe Wintyre Firm Seeks 8306000 Securities
Sensational developments loom from the failure of T A McIntyre Co a brokerage as seven partners are ordered examined by Judge Holt upon motion by Irving L Ernst receiver attorney for Charles C Burlingham The examination will include assignee Arthur Heck and seven named firm members with subpœnas to issue for the senior McIntyre who is ill in North Carolina Creditors crowded outside 71 Broadway as books are examined and securities worth about 200 044 remain unaccounted for
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T. A. McIntyre & Co
Holt
United States Circuit Court
Irving L. Ernst
Charles C. Burlingham
Gilchrist
Arthur Heck
Syracuse
T. A. McIntyre
John G. McIntyre
T. A. McIntyre, Jr
Edward T. White
George C. Ryan
James E. Hulshizer
Hoboken
James M. Hudson
Thomas A. Mlntyre
North Carolina
Maurice Léon
Thomas A. McIntyre
McIntyre
Onslow
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Mr. Léon
Sykeseen
Broadway
Ile
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Ameresda
Tyes
Consolidated
Pank
East River Bank
Ernst
Step
so+s
P. Heinze
Otto Heinze & O
McIntyre &O
Filibuster Effort Clashes With Senate Adjournment Plans
In Washington on April 25 Senator Culberson Democratic leader in the Senate presses a possible filibuster to delay adjournment. He aims to force votes on the Warner bill and Brownsville issues while House leaders tighten the pork barl to secure action on the public buildings and financial measures. If a veto looms sessions may extend to ten days or longer. Senate debate on adjournment targets May 16 with House timing pushing toward June 1 unless an earlier exit is feasible.
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Tribune Bureau
Waeshington
Culberson
Senate
Washington
District of Columbia
Elkins
Senator Culberson
Texas
Lodge
Warner
Brownsville
Post Office
President's message draws applause in House session
Washington April session devoted most time to speeches on diverse topics and closed with attentive hearing of the President's special message. Members, many having read it in papers, stayed seated as the multi millionaire whose son is a fool and daughter a foreign princess phrase prompted applause from both sides.
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Washington
House
Passenger car left hanging over 15 foot embankment
A passenger car dangled over a 15 foot embankment after a wreck of a Pennsylvania Railroad train in New Jersey. The vehicle was supported by a telegraph pole, with responders securing the scene as crews worked to stabilize and recover the car. No injuries were immediately reported.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
British warship Britannia injured in boiler explosion during trial
Portsmouth April 28 five sailors injured in a boiler tube explosion on the battleship Britannia during a full speed trial. Four severely and one slightly hurt. The ship anchored at Spithead. details unavailable until injured men land tomorrow.
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Portsmouth
Britannia
Spithead
Wreck disrupts Pennsylvanian tracks near South Elizabeth
A freight axle failure derailed several cars of a freight train and forced a commuter passenger train off the rails near South Elizabeth. One brakeman, Robert G. Wible of Camden, was seriously injured. other injuries included Paxton Boot of Perth Amboy and Henry Markthaler and Frank Flood of Elizabeth. Eastbound tracks were blocked while westbound services resumed later. commuters sought alternatives as Rahway and Elizabeth line services faced crowding.
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Robert G. Wible
Camden
General Hospital
Paxton Boot
Perth Amboy
Henry Markthaler
Frank Flood
Markthaler
Trenton
South Fitzabeth
Philadelphia
New York
Elizabeth
Jersey Central
Pennsylvania
Rah Way
Rahway-Elizabeth
Western Coal Trust Monopolies Exposed by Commission Report
The Interstate Commerce Commission presented to the Senate a sweeping report on coal monopolies in Oklahoma, Utah, and Wyoming. It details the Pleasant Valley Coal Company, Utah Fuel Company, and railroads linked to the Gould system, with alleged fraud in land grabs, rebates to Colorado Fuel and Iron, and a McAlester Fuel Company selling agent network. It notes high prices near Oklahoma City and alleges Union Pacific dominance over Wyoming coal, hindering competition and warning against ceasing public land withdrawals. The findings implicate railroad collusion, land grabs, and price manipulation across multiple states.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Western
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oklahoma
Utah
Wyoming
Pleasant Valley Coal Company
Utah Fuel Company
New Jersey Corporation
Rio Grande Western Railway Company
Denver & Rio Grande Railway Company
Gould
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
McAlester Fuel Company
Oklahoma City
Union Pacific Railway
Union Pacific Railway Company
Union Pacific Land Company
Senate Flags Appropriations Total 175000
The Senate quietly approved three bills totaling about 175000 dollars. The pension bill carried 163053 and the District of Columbia grant 11590, passing in four minutes. A heated exchange over a railway rate bill amendment preceded adjournment until tomorrow. Major bills left include seven appropriation measures and the May 16 adjournment target.
No one blamed for collision that killed crew aboard Gladiator
A Yarmouth coroner's jury ruled no criminal blame in the Solent collision between the American Line steamer St Paul and the cruiser Gladiator. Witnesses including Captains Lumsden and Passow testified. court martial to probe blame yet. St Paul later drydocked at Southampton with limited damage beyond strain.
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Lumsden
St. Paul
St. Paul's
Seonee Point
Passow
Yarmouth
Hurst Castle
Board of Trade
Southampton
Sunday Signed Civil War Pension Bill Sparks Question
Washington reports a dispute over the legality of a Civil War widow pension bill signed by President Roosevelt on Sunday April 19. Attorney General Bonaparte says the bill would become law in ten days if Sunday signature is not recognized by statute, since no veto notification to Congress occurred.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Congress
FURRIERS IN NEW QUARTERS IN JAECKEL BUILDING
FURRIERS IN NEW QUARTERS H Jaeckel Sons a long established fur importer and manufacturer moves to the twelve story Jaeckel Building at 16 18 and 20 West 22d street. Founded 1862 the firm previously occupied 37 Union Square West with a European branch in Leipsic. The new building features a cold dry air storage plant for fur and delicate fabrics.
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H. Jaeckel & Sons
Jaeckel
West 22d Street
Union Square West
Leipsic
Ballon Night talk foresees future air war and mercy
Alexander Graham Bell and other speakers at a Aldine Association dinner forecast airships and aerial battleships shaping future warfare while stressing the role of flying craft as scouts. They warn American greatness includes scientists and artists, urging tempered conflict with evolving mercy in war.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Aldine Association
Mr. Bell
Attr. 3
Aero Expert
F. Hopkinson Smith
America
Walt Whitman
Carrie Nation
Sweet Singer
Michigan
Tolstoy
Ibsen
Maeterlinck
Mize
Tolxy
City to implement three-cent fare by tomorrow
Cleveland reports that a three-cent fare rate will be adopted by tomorrow morning and all streetcar employees will be equalized. Streetcar service was free today in a planned celebration, with fare-free operations on the date.
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Cleveland
Boy Fight Ends in Fatal Heart Strike in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on April 2 Edward Wischoski fourteen was struck over the heart by his opponent during a boys fight. His body was found later by a policeman. Earlier two days John Preski fifteen was charged with delivering the fatal blow and faces charges.
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Philadelphia
Edward Wischoski
John Preski
Licensing fight expected in stalled Commons clash
London April 28 The House of Commons under Premier H H Asquith opened after Easter with debate on a highly controversial licensing bill. A fierce fight is anticipated as the second reading is moved. The vote is expected by late May with ministers and opposition split. Conservatives doubt passage in the Lords.
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London
House of Commons
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
H. H. Asquith
Asquith
House of Lords
Amendment seeks funds for two more Isthmian steamships
Washington April 28 Senator Lodge introduced in the Senate an amendment to the Sundry Civil Mill appropriating 1590.9 for the purchase of two more steamships for the Isthmian Canal Commission.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Senator Lodge
Senate
Isthmian Canal Commission
Santa Barbara entertains sailors with limited amusements
In Santa Barbara on April 28 battleship fleet personnel enjoyed modest leisure. Many sailors travelled to Los Angeles to extend leaves past 1 am while officers hosted a garden party and a Country Club dance. Dancing on Ocean Boulevard drew crowds. sailors danced among themselves when partners were scarce. Luncheons and tea parties aboard ships accompanied junior-hosted events.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Los Angeles
Ocean Boulevard
Torpedo Flotilla Arrives in San Diego Amid Delays
The second Atlantic torpedo flotilla led by Lieutenant Commander S I Cone arrived in San Diego from Magdalena Bay after delays for target practice loss of a White head torpedo and bad weather. The voyage reportedly faced no major issues beyond these setbacks.
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San Diego
Second Atlantic Torpedo Flotilla
S .I Cone
Magdalena Bay
Sister of Mercy Sisters Die in Easter Week List
Sister Mary Vincent, formerly Miss Nally of Philadelphia, dies of pneumonia after thirty years with the Sisters of Mercy at St. Vincent's Hospital and will be buried in Calvary Cemetery after mass at the hospital chapel. Also, Sister Gonzaga and Sister Bona die of pneumonia after long service at St. Vincent's.
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Mary Vincent
Bona
St. Vincent's
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Defends Coney Island Earnings
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company stated that gross Coney Island traffic last year reached 2,688,552 dollars with operating expenses of 2,141, though a deficit of 453,443 82 appeared. At a Public Services Commission hearing on fare hikes, testimony showed most island trains and trolleys run over tracks under steam railroad franchises. To aid passengers, through-running cars use BRT, paying eight cents per car mile for tracks not owned by them.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Coney Island
Public Services’commission
Island
Italians Hunt for Banker at Private Bank
About two hundred Italians gathered outside Eliseo Saggese private bank at 2123 First Avenue, claiming they were cheated. A handwritten Italian notice on the door promised resumption in seven days with information on credits. Saggese, in business about a year, has not been seen for a week. his brother ran the bank recently.
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Eliseo Saggese
First Avenue
Saggese
Bowles: Electric Boat profits questioned in hearing
Washington reports Francis Bowles former Navy construction chief and now president of Fore River Shipbuilding testified that the Electric Boat Company would incur construction costs of 235000 for the Octopus submarine not yet accepted. He argued total cost would exceed the 250000 contract price as part of a wider probe into profits. Other witnesses were examined as the committee prepared to adjourn until Thursday.
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Washington
George L. Lilley
Connercticut
Electric Reat Company
United States
Francis T Bowles
Bureau of Contruction
Navy Department
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Electric
Admiral Bowles
Electric Boat Company
Electric Company
Mikado Honors Henry Clews for Imperial Decoratio
Henry Clews, banker, was informed by Baron Kaneko that the Emperor of Japan has conferred upon him an imperial decoration for services rendered thirty seven years ago during Japan's currency system planning. The recognition comes as a formal acknowledgement of his contributions to Japan.
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Japan
Henry Clews
Baron Kaneko
Jail Term For Confessed Black Hander
Salvatore Lupe was sentenced to fifteen months in jail for his role in the December Walbrook bomb plot against the home of Joseph di Giorgio. He testified against Antonio Lanasa, recently convicted of conspiracy to destroy Di Giorgio's property.
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Baltimore
Salvatore Lupe
Lupe
Joseph di Giorgio
Walbrook
Antonio Lanasa
di Giorgio
Chinese Navy Plan to Form Three Squadrons
A Shanghai dispatch to The Morning Post reports the Chinese Board of War drafting a naval expansion. The plan calls for three new squadrons, each with one battleship and several cruisers, to strengthen the fleet.
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London
Moering Post
Shanghai
Chinese Board of War
Firemen Denounce Graft Claims Before Mitchel Hearings
James D. Clifford and other fire department figures testified at the Stewart Building before Commissioner of Accounts John Purroy Mitchel. The Firemen's Mutual Benefit Association president alleged abuses, transfers payoffs, and intimidation, while other witnesses linked graft to promotions and telegraph alarm firms.
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James D. Clifford
Fire Department
Firemen’s Mutual Benefit Association
John Purroy Mitchel
Stewart
Clifford
New York Fire Department Benevolent Association
Croker
Callahan
Bonner
Sheriff Hayes
Woule
Commissioner Hayes
Bomb thrower dies in Bellevue Hospital
Selig Silverstein the anarchist who tossed a bomb in Union Square on March 28 died yesterday from tuberculosis. He claimed he aimed at a policeman who beat him, saying he would not have minded if others were hurt. The blast killed Hildebrandt and badly injured bystander and police, as crowd dispersed near the fountain.
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Bellevue Hospital
Selig Silverstein
Ber
Union Square
Thar
Miles UC Reilly
Silverstein
Hildebrandt
Anmarefist
Convict Missing After Mob Recaptures Prisoner
A mob of men reportedly seized a convict from officers at Hurricane Alabama today and the missing inmate is not accounted for. Authorities are investigating the incident as a possible escape or unlawful removal.
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Mobile
Hurricane Ala
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