Morse Ready to Deposit Funds to Pay Bank Depositors
Plan led by Charlies Morse to raise 2 000 000 dollars and deposit it in the local Sub Treasury this week to settle the National Bank of North America failure. Receiver Charles A Hanna has paid two 25 per cent dividends. bank liabilities total about 3 000 000 with deposits of 5 440 000.
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Charlies W. Morse
National Bank of North America
Morse
Charles A. Hanna
American Ice Company
Consolidated Steamship Company
Motte
Exrange Place
Wall Street Exchange Building Association
National Bank of America
Hanna
Bank E
Mr. Morse
Bath
Morse Security Company
Wall Street
Tho Assets Realization Company
Philadelphia
Aic
Suit Filed Over 19009 Damages in Morse Case
Annie Steinhardt, widow of Benjamin Steinhardt, sues Charles W. Morse for 19009 citing travel expenses during his alleged Dodge Morse divorce scandal. Action filed in the Supreme Court through lawyers Aeron J. Levy and K. Henry Rosenberg with Morse served at No 1 Nassen Street. Morse allegedly advised rest away from illness and promised reimbursement of expenses amounting to 10000, with trial expected to revive the scandal.
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Charles W. Morse
Annie Steimhardt
Benjamin Steinhardt
Howe & Hummel
Dodge-Morse
Morse
Nassen Street
Hummel
Steinhardt
Aeron J. Levy
K. Henry Rosenberg
Park Row
Pepers
Mr. Morse
Chauffeurs Harassed by Smoking Automobiles in Central Park
Central Park mounted police arrested sixteen chauffeurs under the new no smoking automobile ordinance. Drivers offered various excuses claiming the car was not theirs but the riders’ fault or odors. Some patrons allegedly avoided paying by steering the vehicle into the park and up a grade, letting smoke escape before fleeing.
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Central Park
Free Trade Congress Opens in London With World Delegates
London hosts the International Free Trade Congress chaired by Lord Welby with delegates from the United States Germany Belgium Denmark Italy and Great Britain. Winston Churchill opens discussions on Free Trade and its impact on international relations, while Prime Minister Asquith defends Britain’s long standing free trade policy and warns against rising protectionism.
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London
International Free Trade Congress
Lord Welby
United States
Fia
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Italy
Great Britain
Winston Churchill
Board of Trade
Harvey M. Sheppard
American Free Trade League
William G. Sumner
Yale University
Franklin Pierce
John de Witt Warner
Lawson Purdy
New York
Lewis F. Post
Chicago
Cecil
Free Trade Congress
Colen Club
Asquith
House of Commons
France
America
Middle West
Mr. Asquith
Robert Peel
Theodore Barth
Berlin
Yves Guyot
Former Queens President Bermel Returns After Health Trip
Joseph Bermel, ex president of Queens, arrived with Mrs Bermel aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm after leaving New York in April for health reasons. He resigned amid a Kissena Park probe and said his trip to Carlsbad aided by baths showed little observable benefit. He criticized politics for harming his business and recounted a subpoena he received as he sailed.
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Joseph Bermel
Borough of
Queens
New York
Bermel
Slavonia
Kissena Park
Hughes
Kronprinz
Carlsbad
Grand Jury
Special Panel Formed for Race Case Trials at Brighton Beach
Brooklyn jurors were ordered to prepare for trials later this month overseen by Justice Watson M. Rogers. Indicted defendants Engeman Fitzgerald and Cavanagh face a grand jury review and possible access to minutes as defense motions proceed. Acting District Attorney Elder opposes, and a special panel of salesmen for the jury was ordered with a parallel grand jury draw to avoid delays.
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Jacob Brenner
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Watson M. Rogers
Watertown
Hughes
John B. Stanchfield
Mr. Stanchfield
William A. Engeman
Christopher Fitzgerald
John C. Cavanagh
Kings County Grand Jury
Brighton Beach Racetrack
Elder
Stanchfield
Dike
Rogers
C. P. Shopmen Ordered Out
Winnipeg workers face a system wide strike as the executive committee of the Canadian Pacific Shopmen's Union orders a walkout of eight thousand shop mechanics starting tomorrow.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific Shopmen’s Union
Mrs Walton M Peckham Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
Mrs Walton M Peckham of New York died today after an automobile collision caused by brake failure on a steep hill. Her husband son and other car occupants escaped with minor injuries.
President Falliéres Arrives in Dunkirk Aboard Verité
President Falliéres landed in Dunkirk aboard the battleship Verité from Reval after completing visits to the Russian Emperor and other monarchs. He then proceeded toward Paris to continue his European tour.
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Dunkirk
France
Falliéres
Verité
Reval
Russia
Pari
Death List Now Fifty In British Columbia Fires
Destructive fires in the Crow's Nest Elk River Valley have left Fernie Hosmer Michel Sparwood and surrounding towns devastated with an estimated death toll near fifty and property losses between six and seven million dollars Homes have been lost for thousands of residents and aid pours in from cities and border states Officials report chaotic communications and cautious estimates while relief efforts are organized under Superintendent Hussey and Northwest Mounted Police supervision
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Vancouver
B. C
Crow’s Nest
Elk River Valley
British Columbia
Fernie
Cranbrook
Michel
Hosmer
Sparwood
Hussey
East Kootenay
Northwest Mounted Police
Fink
Forest Fire Sweeps 10000 Acres Near Hoquiam
A lighted match started a forest fire twelve miles from Hoquaim on the Hump Tulips Hoquaim road. It has consumed more than ten thousand acres of slashings and 15,000,000 feet of cut timber, threatening Polson, Shaw & Nelson, Stocksell camps. One thousand men fight the blaze as a gale rages with no hope of saving 14000 acres of green timber. property loss expected over 250000.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Hoquaim
Patrick seeks US Supreme Court review of Rice murder case
Albert T. Patrick, serving life at Sing Sing for the Rice murder, docketed a US Supreme Court appeal from a New York habeas corpus denial. He claims a conspiracy led to his conviction and that Governor Higgins changed the death sentence to life imprisonment over his protest.
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Washington
Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing
William M. Rice
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Court
Patrick
Higgins
Supreme Court
Chase After Jail Breaker Charles Phillips
Charles Phillips a seven month petty larceny convict at Queens County jail Long Island City attempted a jailbreak early yesterday. Keeper Patrick Guilfoyle fired repeatedly as Phillips zigzagged toward the fence, finally captured with a delivery wagon aid. Phillips reputedly rode winners for the King of England and in Canadian steeplechase races.
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Charles Phillips
Queens County
Long Island City
Patrick Guilfoyle
Phillips
Guilfoyle
Canada
Roosevelt to Meet West Point Cadet Hazing Case Leader
Oyster Bay August 4 Secretary Wright asks President Roosevelt to see Colonel Hugh L Scott superintendent at West Point to discuss findings and recommendations on eight cadets found guilty of hazing awaiting War Secretary and President action.
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Oyster Bay
Wright
Roosevelt
Hugh L. Scott
United States Military Academy
West Point
Scott
Washington
Secretary of War
Rudolph Forster
Forster
War Department
Department
Military Academy
Warren County Finances Under Scrutiny In New York Report
Albany reports nine grounds for removal charges against Arthur L. Soper Superintendent of the Poor Warren County. Examiners accuse county officials of unauditd bills illegal charges and misused funds. The probe cites land sales losses and self serving repurchases.
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Albany
Warren County
Martin H. Glynn
Arthur L. Seper
Board of Supervisors
Soper
Cabrera Frees Forty Three Prisoners in Guatemala
President Estrada Cabrera of Guatemala releases forty three political prisoners per a State Department dispatch via American Minister Meinke. Among them are thirty two Guatemalans six Hondurans and five Nicaraguans. They were tied to alleged plots against Cabrera in the past two years.
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Washington
Estrada Cabrera
Guatemala
State Department
Meinke
Cabrera
Horseback Test Weighs On Army Officers Plans
Army officers await the President’s horseback ride test a ninety mile three day challenge possibly in October near Fort Myer with some opting to walk instead. Transfers and orders for Army and Navy personnel are listed, with ship movements reported to the Navy Department including arrivals at Newport and Shanghai and ships reassigned or detached.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Army
War Department
Governor's Island
Grant
Pine Plains
Fort Myer
Charles B. Byrne
Medical Corps
Department of the East
Demands for New Ottoman Ministry Reshaping Power
Constantinople Aug 4 The Saloniki Committee acts as mediator between the government and the Young Turk movement. A list of demands nears ministerial reshuffle with calls to replace older ministers by liberal party non Muslims and to grant the Grand Vizier authority to appoint all ministers. Reports claim Said Pacha may resign and a new cabinet could form within 48 hours with Kia mi Pacha or Ferid Pacha as Grand Vizier.
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Constantinople
Saloniki Committee
Young Turk Committee
Sheik-ul-Islam
Saloniki
Said Pacha
Grand Vizier
Pacha
Macedonia
Naoum Pacha
Kiami Pacha
Ferid Pacha
Elopement Stuns Widow as Daughter Marries Chauffeur
Pittsburg reports Daniel Slattery eloped with Miss Madeline Zeigler, daughter of wealthy widow Mrs. Margaret Zeigler. They fled sixty miles to West Virginia, where they wed. The widow issued warrants for both, threatening disinheritance. Eddie Ball owned the borrowed car.
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Pittsburg
Daniel Slattery
Madeline Zeigler
Margaret Zeigler
Slattery
West Virginia
Eddie” Ball
Arrest of Wall Street Broker Eastman in Chicago Case
Chicago police arrested Robert E. Eastman, formerly of 33 Wall Street New York, after A A Knowles of Mechanics National Bank arrived with evidence. Eastman claimed an overdraft of 15300. earlier a detective inquiry led to a prior arrest and release. Garrison of 33 Wall Street reported Eastman took five books and 55 00.
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Chicago
Robert ©. Eastman
Wall Street
New York
Chicago Central Station
A. A. Knowles
Mechanics” National Bank of New York
Mechanics’ National Bank
Eastman
Knowles
St. Paul
Union Station
Robert E. Eastman
No. 3
Bogota
N. J
Funston
John T. Garrison
No. 33
Wallstreet
Garrison
Funsten
the Mechanics' Bank
Flushing
Glen Cove
Long Island
Farman to Continue Aerial Feats at Brightom Beach
Henry Farman’s three 600 to 800 yard flights drew crowds as T R MacMechen announced daily exhibitions at 4:30 pm for the week. Additional wing-tip modifications and possible night flights with searchlights were noted, with a world tour planned after San Francisco.
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Henry Farman
Brightom Beach Racetrack
T. R. MacMechen
St. Louis
Farman
Philadelphia
Wright Brothers
MacMechen
Mr. Farman
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Foreman
Japan
Wellman Eyes North Pole Flight in Airship America
Walter Wellman told guests at the Hotel Astor he plans to attempt a North Pole voyage next year in the airship America. He compares it to the Zeppelin in size and lifting power, saying it could fly from New York to Buffalo or Chicago and stay aloft fifty to sixty hours for a thousand mile run if winds permit. The ship is being prepared in Paris by his chief engineer and could arrive in the United States in the fall.
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Walter Wellman
North Pole
Hotel Astor
America
New York
Buffalo
Detroit
Chicago
Well- Tan
Zeppelin
Mr. Wellman
Wellman
Paris
Navy Seaman Hurley Given Ten Year Deserter Sentence
Rear Admiral Pillsbury approved a Boston court martial verdict sentencing Frank J. Hurley an ordinary seaman to ten years hard labor and dishonorable discharge for multiple offences. Hurley, who has aliases, repeatedly enlisted then deserted after receiving clothing and allowances.
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Washington
Pillsbury
Boston
Frank J. Hurley
Hurley
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