Heinze loses control of Mercantile Bank in loan default
F Augustus Heinze the indicted former Mercantile National Bank president failed to repay a loan over 2 million dollars leading Gould Cromwell interests to take control of the stock and announce plans to reconstruct the bank. Heinze pleaded not guilty to overstated check charges and was released on a 50000 dollar bail bond as a new round of indictments loomed.
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F. Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
Edwin Gould
William Nelson Cromwell
Heinze
Chatfield
United States Circuit Court
Edward Lauterbach
John C. Tomlinson
Cromwell
Gould-Cromwell
Gould
Edwin Geld
Gheres
Mr. Cromwell
Seth M. Milliken
Mercantile
Heinz
Commissioner Shields
New York
Chetfield
United States
Stimson
Charles W. Morse
United
Morse
Lauterbach
Morse Sells Holdings of Fourteenth Street Bank
Charles W. Morse has disposed of his entire Fourteenth Street Bank stock, sold to R. Ross Appleton, with Morse having resigned from the bank’s board last October. Morse also sold 200 shares of New Amsterdam National Bank to F. M. Peet. New board slate includes Frank K. Sturgis, John G. Hemerich, J. Romaine Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Morse
Fourteenth Street Bank
R. Ross Appleton
Morse
Mr. Morse
J. Fred Ackerman
Richei S. Brewster
John F. Carroll
Frank X. Doubleday
Louis V. Ennis
Herman Heidelhere
Edward B. Jorden
Thomas M. Mulry
P. M. Beyford
Frank Seaman
Morris E. Sterne
Albert Turner
George F. Wall
New Amsterdam National Bank
F. M. Peet
National Deposit Bank of Philadelphia
Peet
Philadelphia
Frank K. Sturgis
Strong, Sturgis & Co
John G. Hemerich
J. Romaine Brown
Louis Stern
Warren M. Healey
F. W. Kinsman, Jr
R. V
Tobacco warehouse crisis stirs Kentucky action
In Lexington owners of tobacco warehouses met with city and county authorities to form a committee that went to Frankfort to seek soldiers and a gas ring for protection in the tobacco district. Most insurance companies canceling warehouse policies. Governor Willson calls for a commission to investigate economic causes and harshly denounces tobacco manufacture.
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Lexington
Cty
Frankfort
Dm Uig Field
A. E. Willson
Church Pastors Bold Plan to Use Amusements for Salvation
Dr. John L. Scudder of Jersey City argues the church should supply amusements to redeem them from vice. He cites the People's Palace begun by his church and funded by Joseph Milbank, opened in 1902, as a self supporting oasis offering bowling billiards dances and card parties to steer youth from saloons. He quips about money and notes no Rockefeller presence at the event.
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John L. Scudder
First Congregational Church
Jersey City
Fifth Avenue Forum
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
West 46Th Street
Scudder
People’s Palace
Dr. Scudder
Satan
Joseph Milbank
New York
Rockefellers
Saloon Shooting Leaves Two Wounded In Mulberry Street
In Nicholas Salome’s saloon at 25 Mulberry Street yesterday afternoon Ma lusa Sabastan and Arisini Malusa, both of 169 Hester Street, were shot by Salome who was later arrested. Wounded Italians were hospitalized at Hudson Street and expected to recover. Salome claimed the Malusa brothers had harassed him. he posted bail at 2,500. Malusa Arisini, wounded, was arraigned and held on 1,000 bail.
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Nicholas Salome
Mulberry Street
Malusa Sabastan
Arisini Malusa
Hester Street
Salome
Hudson Street Hospital
Sabastini
Malusa
Antonio Malusa
Reinstated Arcanum Member in Syracuse Case
The Appellate Division in Rochester ordered the reinstatement of Frank Z. Wilcox of Syracuse as a Royal Arcanum member. Wilcox had been expelled for criticising officers amid the rate hike dispute. a mandamus writ to force reinstatement was denied at trial for technical reasons. The appellate court unanimously overturned that ruling, a move watched by fraternal groups nationwide.
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Syracuse
Supreme Court
Rochester
Frank Z. Wilcox
Royal Arcanum
Wilcox
Storms and embargos disrupt New England sea traffic
The January storm delays and ships reroute along the Atlantic coast. Plymouth sails to New York eleven hours late, Providence reaches harbor after six hours in the Sound, and Tennessee leaves at dawn. Tug C Branford loses two barges off Watch Hill. barges Julia and Helen drift ashore at Gardner’s Bay. Swatara Tamaqua and Lykens pursue the Trevorton missing off Long Island. Berndon found sailing toward Newport. Massasoit wrecks ashore at Cutler while Lubec to Boston voyage is disrupted.
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Newport, R. L. Jan
Plymouth
Fall River Line
New York
Providence
Tennessee
Joy Line
C. Branford
Newport
Julia
Helen
Watch Hill
Gardner's Bay
Swatara
Tamaqua
Lykens
Reading Railroad Company
Trevorton
New Bedford
Philadelphia
Berndon
Long Island
NO EXTRA N P R DIVIDEND DECLARED
Northern Pacific Railway directors declare the regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent payable February 1. No extra dividend is declared, despite rumors. Stock market reaction shows the shares slipping about two points to close at 12 14, down 1 1/2 points from the previous close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway
Denver Editor Guilty of Assault on Senator Patterson
Denver journalist Bonfils was found guilty of assault and battery on former U S Senator Thomas H Patterson. Justice Thomas Carson fined Bonfils fifty dollars and costs. The incident involved two Denver newspapers The Rocky Mountain News and The Denver Times.
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Denver, Jan
Fred ©. Bonfils
The
Denver Post
United States
Thomas H. Patterson
Rocky Mountain News
Denver Times
Thomas Carson
Bonfils
Steamer Lexington Grounds Off James Point Maryland
During a Chesapeake Bay storm the Merchants' and Miners' steamer Lexington ran aground near James Point Md about seventy five miles down the bay on the Eastern Shore. The vessel is reported not in danger.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Merchants
Lexington
James Point
Jackson on the Panic Before Brownsville Trade Board
Attorney General Jackson told the Brownsville Board of Trade that he cannot assign blame for the financial panic. He argued that blame lies with those connected to monopolistic interests and speculative schemes, not the President. He warned that innocent people suffer when crime is punished and called out dishonest financiers and businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Trust Company Elections Share Faced by Merger
Hugo Baring resigned from the Equitable Trust Company board at the annual meeting. No election to fill vacancies occurred due to the pending merger with Mercantile Trust Company. Bowling Green Trust and New York Trust reports show re-elected directors and a vacancy filled by P. O. Costello.
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Hugo Baring
Equitable Trust Company
Mercantile Trust Company
Bowling Green Trust Company
P. O. Costello
New York Trust Company
Boston Unemployed Demand Work Demand at City Hall
Morris I. Swift of the Socialist Labor Party led about three hundred unemployed men to Boston City Hall to present resolutions asking for work. Mayor George A. Hibbard received the papers and declined to address the crowd from the steps, promising a reply next Tuesday. Swift said the mayor’s answer would be read at a mass meeting on the Common next Wednesday.
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Swift
Lackawanna Gains Storied Rise On Market Peak
Delaware Lackawanna & Western stock surged on the Stock Exchange closing at 500 the day high, up 15 percent from the prior day on 310 shares traded. The sharp rise spurred rumors of a possible stock split and a rate-law change affecting coal properties, though unconfirmed.
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Stock Exchange
State Controller Names Tax Delinquent Firms in New Jersey
Trenton reports 1,182 companies failed to pay annual tax. Governor Stokes will dissolve their charters by proclamation after receipt of the list from State Controller Willard Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Willard Morgan
Stokes
Suspect Arrested in Four Murders Near Arkansas River
Florence Col. January suspects Anton Bavori a truck farmer in a murder case involving three or four victims. Missing are Mrs. Frank Palmetto, Dominick and Joseph Minichello, and Ercola Buffetti. Parts of human bodies found near the Arkansas River. robbery and revenge suspected as motives.
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Florence
Col
Jan
Anton Bavori
Frank Palmetto
Dominick
Joseph Minichello
Ercola Buffetti
Arkansas River
Greene and Gaynor Begin Term at Atlanta Prison
Benjamin Greene and John F. Gaynor arrived at the federal prison in Atlanta today and underwent standard examinations as new prisoners. Their assigned duties or parole status have not yet been determined.
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Atlanta
Jan. S
Benjamin
Greene
John F. Gaynor
Hudson County Sheriff Seizes Rail Line Cars in Jersey City
Sheriff Kaiser released four Atlantic Seaboard Line cars seized under a writ of attachment issued by P. Sandford Ross for 4799 dollars, alleging balance due for Florida dredging. Edward Davies Warfield and R Lancaster Williams were appointed and qualified as receivers on January 6.
Towboat Masters and Mates Win Wage Advance Agreement
The American Association of Masters Mates and Pilots reports towing firms handling coal barges have agreed to a 5 to 10 percent wage increase for boat masters and mates effective immediately, with another rise planned for April 1. Companies include New England Transportation, Keeler Transportation, Scully Towing Line, McWilliams Red Ball and Blue Lines, Robinson Baxter & Dissoway, and Owen McCaffrey's Sons, following union-company talks.
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American Association of Masters
New England Transportation Company
Keeler Transportation Company
Scully Towing Line
McWilliams Red Ball Line
McWilliams Blue Line
Robinson, Baxter & Dissoway
Owen McCaffrey
Today’s Free Museums and City Events Schedule
A dense list of New York events and lectures for today at venues like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and American Museum of Natural History with many public school programs across the city. Notable items include a Manhattanville Alumnae luncheon at Waldorf Astoria and a mass suffrage meeting at Madison Square. numerous illustrated lectures and programs at schools and institutions, plus club gatherings in the evening.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Manhattanville
Waldorf Astoria
Euterpe Club
American Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Madison Avenue
Madison Square
Serrété Francaise L'amitié
Terrace Garnien
Hotel Association of New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Union League Club
Tenth ,Avenue
Rudolf Tombo, Jr
Bismarck
German Empire
Mist Street
Edgecombe Avenue
Herbert F. Sherwood
New York Harbor
West 28Th Street
William Ackroyd
David Saville Muzzes
West 44Th Street
Slice D. le Plongeon
Yucatan
Hester
Besex
Suffolk
Frank Stephens
Rome
Phillpot
Julius Cesar
Yth
7Th Sta
Isaac F. Smith
City of Mexico
Toth Street
First Avenue
Charles Pittman
South Africa
Mit Street
Right Avenue
Henry Neumann
Thomas ¢Ar- Tyler
Pabdic
Gist Street
Frederick W. J. Heuser
Dhetoe
East Litt Street
Third Avenue
Joseph Mills
Mise Ada Lantien Lohman
New York Public Library
Baarith Street
Willis Houghton
John @iliton
St. Luke's Mall
Hudson Street
Grove Street
George W. Vandegrift
Eves
2D Street
Weer Chester
Sutton Fletcher
England
Matilda Street
Wakefield
Albert L. Mershén
Mt. Ann's Avenue
147Th
Alfred
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Mercantile Bank
Fourteenth Street
Kentucky Tobacco Situation
Arcanum
New England
Machiasport. Me
Massasoit
Maine Coast Transportation Company
Lubec
Boston
Cutler
James McCutcheon & CO
5Th Ave
34Th St
Jackson
Trust Company
Equitable
Hibbard
City Hall
Lackawanna
Greene and
Gaynor
Earl & Wilson
Colonia
Ethel Levey
MR. Hymack
Joe Welch
Ryan & Richfield
Dally
Binns
Binos
Louis Mann & CO
Laddie Oaks
Rice & Prevost
Mayme
Gehrue & Co
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Navy Yard
N. Y
Navy Pay Office
Bureau
E. RB. Rogers
Office of Commissioner of Immigration
Ellis Island
U. S
Robert Watchorn
Commissioner of Immigration
Bellevue Hospital
26Th Street
New York City
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
Frederic Thompson
Mabel Taliaferro
Margaret Mayo
Polly
Edward Abeles
Winchell Smith
Byron Ongley
Geo. Barr Meutcheon
Brewster’s Millions
Grand Opera House
Manhattan
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AIDA
Mmes
Agostinelli
de Cisneros
Bassi
Ancona
Arimondi
Mus
Campanint
DON Giovanni
Russ
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Zeppilli
Renaud
Cazauran
Gilibert
Didur
Louise
Miss Mary Garden
Mme
Bressler-Giano’t
Dalmores
Campanini
IL Trovatore
Zenatello
Sammarco
SUND
Mon— Louise
Bressler-Gianoli
MM. Dalmores
LA Traviata
Tetrazzini
Fremstad
Homer
Knete
van Rooy
Blass
Muhlmann
Reiss
Mahler
Fri
Eng
Samfistofele
Cavalleri
Rappold
Jacoby
Girerd
Chaliapine
Martin
Tecchi
Ferrari
Marta
Gadski
Kirkby-Lunn
Knote
Hértz Mon
SOLA
Traviata
Sembrich
Caruso
Scotti
Dufriche
Navarini
DIE Meistersinger
Mattfeld
Goritz
Muhrmann
Hertz
Thurs
S—Tosca
Emma Eames
Ttl
Barecchi
Lucas
Begue
Farrar
Strac
W. Savage
Anna
Libert Theatre
St. West of
Bway
Bre
Mats
Polly Circus
NEW York Times
YES
Victoria
Belasco
Virgina
Pane Stuyvesant
Votary
David Belasco
Warfield
Gkaxp
David Army Man
AARLS
Imund Hayes
Lady Birds
Wallace
Irving FI
Gernan
Fulda
Pek Dummeope
the Blockhead
Yorke & Adams
Hudson Theatre
Atveresen
Jan Leslie Harris
Hsciate
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Port Arthur
senDay
Sousa Ty
Funabashi
Fiske
Rosmersholm
John Mason
Majestic
Lew Fields
Herald Sq
Eys
Mats Wed
Arse Maude
Adams
Canes Adams
Grit ‘Theatre
Wav
44Th St
Barrel of Fun
Miss Hook
Holland
Rudig Thea
Ethel Barrymore
Tex
Clyde Fitch
Cosmo Gordon Lennes
Garrick
Lyceum
Broadway
Kyrle Bellew
Margaret Illington
Madison
Mary Aes
the. Schanten
Mats Wed & Sat
Nazimova
Owen Johnson
Blaney’s Bargain Mats
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Lincoln SQ
Bad Boy
G. Knowles
Truly Shanne
Nares Rand
Sleed
Sens
Felix & Caire
Miyama
Mra. On
BosTon Symphony
Speen Eet
Tine
Carnegie Hale
Mme. Carrere
Carl Wendling
Bps
Tysens
Mendelssohn Hall
Jam
At & Direction of
London
Charlton
Clark Ture
Sons Revitat & Hamil
Teresa Carreno
Bowities
Everett
Nichole
St. & Columbus
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Gypsy Muse Cinematograph
Mammoth Sere