Haitian Crisis Talks Steady as Foreign Ministers Mingle
At a diplomatic corps meeting Minister Furniss states the unanimous view that no action is needed unless insurgents reach Legoane city limits, warning against pillage and massacre. Nord Alexis reports government troops still strong, four divisions chasing insurgents. France signals willingness to cooperate with U S intervention if needed to quell Haitian anarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diplomatic Corps
Furniss
Legoane
Nord Alexis
Anse & Vean
Castro Venezuelan President to land or be diverted at Bordeaux
Berlin reports no word on President Castro undergoing operation in Bordeaux while Paris weighs how to treat his arrival. France contemplates denying landing, yet humanitarian concerns may allow Bordeaux residency or a route to Berlin via Lyons toward the Swiss frontier. Castro said he travels to France to settle Venezuela's diplomatic differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
James Jerne
Castro
Venezuela
Israel
Bordeaux
Paris
Caracas
Guadeloupe
France
Lyons
Basse Terre
Arrest in Wilkes-Barre Theft Case Claimed by Detectives
Detectives McConville and Nelson of the Central Office report the arrest of Alien G. McDonald of 146 West South Street as a fugitive from Wilkes-Barre Penn where he is suspected in a 2 1 2 5 dollar theft from two Wilkes-Barre firms. McDonald is charged with conspiring with J. Montefiore Meyers and Willism and J Fitzpatrick in procuring by fraud 1 6 from Jeansville Iron Works and 1 808 from Howelle King Wilkes-Barre firms. Meyers is said to be in the Tombs charged with bonds worth 10 dollars from Samuel M. Riddison of Nassau Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConville
Nelson
Alien G. McDonald
West Sth
Wilkes-Barre
Penn
McDonald
J. Montefiore ‘Meyers
Willism
J. Fitzpatrick
Onville
Jeansville Iron Works Pany
Howelle & King
Meyers
Samuel M. Riddison
Nassau Street
Praise for conciliation board helps keep harmony in coal talks
John Mitchell praises the conciliation board as useful in easing disputes between coal operators and miners. He notes it does not draw up agreements, which he says are for the union. If terms fail, workers may seek Mr. Mitchell’s help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Conciliation Board
Mitchell
Unfair List Debate Spreads Through Labor Press
The Journermien Bakers and Confectioners International Union organ pledges to print the unfair list again if labor papers back the move. It cites President Gompers of the AFL and proposes a test case to publish a list of enemies, arguing it is a lawful agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journermien Bakers and Confectioners’ International Union
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Buck Stove
New Paper Company Formed in Augusta With Promoters
Incorporation papers filed for the Domestic Paper Company with capital of $9,000. Promoters listed include Fred eric F. Reed and Frank Poggenburg of New York, S. M. Leavitt of Winthrop, and J. Berry and Joseph Filliamton of August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Augusta
Domestic
Frederic F. Reed
Frank
New Public Printer Samuel Donnelly Sworn In
Samuel BRB Donnelly of New York was sworn in as Public Printer after meeting with President Roosevelt. He filed his hand with the Treasury Department and will assume charge of the Government Printing Office tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Brb Donnelly
New York
Roosevelt
Treasury Department
Government Printing Office
Living Advertisement Glow of Health Speaks for Postum
A Tennessee woman reports health gains after stopping coffee and using Postum instead. She weighed 117 pounds, now 170, credits Postum with recovery from indigestion nervousness and insomnia, and says she is a living advertisement for the product. Battle Creek Michigan is cited and readers are urged to try Postum as a coffee substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Priz
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Marianna mine disaster death toll moves to 124 recovered
At Marianna mine 124 bodies were recovered by 1 39 this morning leaving only a few others believed to remain. Company president John H Jones and general superintendent David G Jones reported the mine is free from gas and work should resume within ten days as state mining authorities plan a full inquiry into the disaster and its causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Marianna
John H. Jones
David G. Jones
James E. Roderick
State Department of Mining
Rec
Roderick
Fred Elinger
Flinger
Memorial Hospital
Monongahela
Rachel
Thaw bankruptcy brief challenges proceedings as sham
Colonel Asa Bird Gardiner for New York and Robert B. Lamb argue in a brief filed yesterday that the bankruptcy action against Harry K Thaw is a maneuver to move him to Pennsylvania and evade New York jurisdiction. They assert the petition serves Thaw’s interests and seeks to shield him from civil arrest while in bankruptcy matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Bird Gardiner
State of
New York
Justice Sanders Attacks Mayor During Dinner Tribute
Justice Leon Sanders urged repudiation of the current Democratic city administration at a dinner honoring Congressman Sulzer and Adolph Stern. He condemned Tammany Hall and called for a responsible party administration while recounting Jewish police relief on Yom Kippur and defending non residents in city posts. Other speakers included Sulzer Stern and Coroner Harburger. Senator-elect Sullivan was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Sanders
Young Men's Democratic Club
6Th Assembly
William Sulzer
Timothy D. Sullivan
Adolph Stern
Little Hungary
Charles Law Administration
Judge Sanders
Tammany Hall
McClellan
New York City
New York
Yom Kippur
Moses Cortright
Bingham
O’brien
Mci‘lelian
Democratic Party
Congressman Sulzer
Julius Harburger
Sullivan
Auto Dives Into Cut Kills One, Injures Four in East New York
An auto with rs and a chauffeur crashed through a fence and plunged down a twenty foot embankment onto the Long Island Railroad tracks at Atlantic and Howard avenues in East New York. Frederick Blackenhorn of Glendale died from a fractured skull. Burton Fenwick was hospitalized with internal injuries. Others hurt were Charles Hohiman, Louis Theison, and John Hynes, all of Glendale. A prior accident at the same spot left Martin Conly Jr. dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Railroad
Atlantic and
Howard Avenues
East New York
Frederick Blackenhorn
Lafayette Avenue
Glendale
St. Mary’s Hospital
Burton Fenwick
Charles Hohiman
Webster Avenue
Jennie Gascoyne
Stuyvesant Avenue
Louis Theison
Washington Avenue
John Hynes
Martin Conly, Jr
Adams Street
Brooklyn
Stokes Loses Appeal Over Annulment Case
Elizbeth Hitchings Stokes won a Supreme Court annulment suit against Colonel William A. Stokes. The Appellate Division upheld the ruling that she remained legally married to Hitchings, despite her later marriage to Stokes in 1905. Justice Gaynor dissented on some points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hitchings
United States
William A. Stokes
Appellate Division
Second Department
Supreme Court
Elizabeth W. Hitchings-Stokes
William J. Gaynor
Colonel Stokes
Miller
Woodward
Hooker
Hitchings
Brooklyn
Justice Woodward
Philadelphia
American Court's Order Ignored by Canadian Chancellor
Toronto Nov 30 A U S court had ordered Union Trust Co to pay $2,218 to J M Donovan Sioux Falls counsel fees. The Union Trust was authorized to ignore the U S order by a Canadian Chancellor Boyd who ruled foreign counsel have no lien on the money and the undertaking to assume responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Boyd
Union Trust Company
Natalie
Roland Orenhyatekha
Therves
J. M. Donovan
Sioux Falls
S. D
United States
J. Joseph
New York
Accident in Hoboken Tube Sets Back Trains
A rear empty train rolling back on a steep incline in the Hoboken tunnel collided with a following passenger train during the morning rush. The steel cars suffered little damage, with no broken windows, and traffic was delayed about thirty minutes as crews investigated the mishap. The motorman failed to stop earlier due to insufficient air pressure and uncertainty about the front train's location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
North River
New York
Jersey Shore
Not Pledged to Local Option Bill in Albany
Governor Hughes has not publicly stated support or opposition to the Anti-Saloon League local option bill. Rev F Iglehart, head of the NYC league, said the governor had not announced a position while the league aims to push local option for cities at the coming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Hughes
Anti-Saloon League
F. ©. Igiehart
New York City
State Anti-Saloon League
Igiehart
Iglehart
Cause of Fleischman trouble nets two bankruptcy petitions
Florist Joseph Fleischman once led a 2 million dollar business but faces financial strain due to weak flower sales in recent years. Two bankruptcy petitions were filed against Fleischman Floral Company and against Fleischman himself, with creditors alleging preferential payments. Receiver Robert Morria, bond 2000, oversees the company. assets about 10000, liabilities around 20000. The baths business, by contrast, shows improving signs and may reach solvency, per James Rosenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fleischman
Fs Im
Fleischman
Street
Sixth Avenue
Fleischman Floral Company
West Ifrst Street
Alexander Guttman
West 28Th Street
Fleischman- Floral Company
Hoffman
25Th Street
Broadway
Justice Seabury
Supreme Court
Robert ©. Morria
John T. Raynor
Charles W. Partridge
White Plains
North River Beef Company
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY WITH LAXATIVE QUININE
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold using laxative quinine. It notes a refund if the remedy fails and carries the E. W. Groves signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Groves
Boa. dc
Standard Oil Compounds Its History Of Ohio Trusts and Subsidiaries
Archbold details the business and locations of Standard Oil assets including refineries in Cleveland Bayonne Eagle works and city works now owned by various Standard Oil affiliates. He traces ownership of tank cars marketing stations and eighty plus companies and describes the formation and control of Waters-Pierce and other firms as part of the trust strategy amid foreign competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Charles Pratt Company
Atlantic Refining Company
Rockefeller
Standard of
Ohio
New Jersey
Rosenthal
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Trust
Cleveland
Bayonne
Consolidated Land and Petroleum Company
Eagle
Communipaw
Standard Oil Company of
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Rosenthal
Standard
American Lubricating Oil Company
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Archbold
Anda
New York
New Jersey Company
Kellogg
Japan
China
India
Dutch Indies
Burmah
Oil Case Postponed by Supreme Court Review
Washington Navy Attorney General R Boga parte filed a petition for a writ of certiorari to the Seventh Circuit to review the Standard Oil judgment fined 29 million dollars. J B Miller requested three weeks for a reply brief but the court granted two weeks, setting December 21 as the deadline, delaying the decision until after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Navy
R Bogaparte
Supre Court
Ircuit Court of Appeals
7Th Circuit
Judge Landis
Standard Oil Company
Miller
Supreme Court
Chauffeur Gorham Held in Fatal Pedestrian Crash
William H. Gorham, the chauffeur responsible for a Sunday night auto accident that killed three year old Renina Pecarilio and injured her sister Philomena, was held yesterday in 5000 dollars bail pending an inquest. Edgar A. Whitney, former Parkhurst Society agent, was sentenced to three to four years and eleven months in state prison on a grand larceny charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Gorham
Renina Pecarilio
Philomena
Edgar A. Whitney
Parkhurst Society
Calls Jail a Disgrace at Burlington County Institution
Testimony before Governor Fert's commission reveals deplorable conditions at the Burlington County jail and almshouse. Officials describe overcrowding, improper sex segregation, and the use of dark rooms and corporal punishment. Superintendent Mrs. Mansell confirms meditative rooms and straps used on girls with Kohler assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Trenton
Burlington County
Fert
Catherine B. Abby
Charities Aid Society
David F. Weeks
Bright
Elizabeth V. H. Mansell
New York City
Myrtie B. Eyler
Simon Hahn
Lafayette Trust Liquidation Opens in Brooklyn Banks
The Lafayette Trust Company offices on Gates and Nostrand avenues and its Ridgewood and Coney Island branches were closed yesterday as Clark Williams, state Superintendent of Banks, assumed control. President Davidson and A K Alford were named special deputies to manage the liquidation under new laws while depositors crowded the offices. Williams warned guesses on payout timing, noting no fixed figures yet. treasurer H F Adams promised full payment. An assets and liabilities statement as of November 28 will be released today or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Trust Company
Gates and Nostrand Avenues
Brooklyn
Ridgewood
Coney Island
Clark Williams
Davidson
A. K. Alford
Jenkins Trust Company
John G. Jenkins, Jr
Ovce
Jenkins Trust Boss Faces Embezzlement Trial Closure
John G. Jenkins former president of the Jenkins Trust Company stands trial for alleged embezzlement of 50000 dollars. The bank, reorganized as Lafayette Trust Company, has just liquidated. Justice Kelly and a jury will hear closing arguments as the District Attorney and Stephen C. Baldwin present the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Jenkins
Jenkins Trust Company
Wealthy Italian Undertaker Dies in Brooklyn
Charles Bacigelupo, a well known Italian undertaker of Mulberry Bend, died at home in Brooklyn after a brief illness from Brights disease. He ran a long standing undertaking business for twenty five years on Mulberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bacigelupo
Mulberry Bend
Bright
No. 1
Second Place
Brooklyn
Mr. Bacigelupo
Mulberry Street
Secret Service Captures Last Of Local Counterfeit Ring
Chicago officials report two men Bayer and Michaels confessed to passing 5 notes and disclosing their network tied to the Wheed Brown Wolcott gang. The crew’s money, 60 notes totaling 615 dollars, was traced across Chicago St Louis Hot Springs Little Rock Grenada New Orleans and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drabeburg
Federal Building
Gustav Bayer
Henry Michaels
St. Louis
Porter
Secret Service Office
Wheed-Brown-Wolcott
Chicago
St. Pan
Hot Springs
Ark
Moamonis
Tenn
Little Rock
Grenada
Miss
New Orleana
The
Tribune Boreas
Washington
Barer
Michaels
Secret Service
Bayer
Michaelis
St. Paul
Louisville
Onepapa
Vernon, Register, and Treat
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America
M. Carteron
Associated Press
Haiti
Republic
ASTRO
New Yorker
J. M. Moyers
Bakers’ Journal
NEW Yorkers IN Paper Company
President Jones
William Underwood
Germany
Gardiner
Justice Raps
Tammany Man
Stokes
Hoboken Tube
ti-Saloon League
Via
New Jersey Central
West 234 Street
Liberty Street
Waters-Pierce Company
State Department
Europe
Russia
Turkey
Orient
Galicia
Rumania
Alsace
City News
Crane’s
Crane
Eaton, Crane & Pike Company
New Jersey Board of Investigators
Lafayette Trust
Bonaventure
East 35Th Street
Sth Avenue
Glen Allen
Virginia
John Cussons
Deal
Pullman
St. New York
Peter Drakeburg
United States Secret Service
Milwaukee Avenue
Reed & Barton Co
Stheesaiths and Jewelers
Fifth Avenue
Cor. Sénd Street
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