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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1908

Page

13

Thaw Trial Sees Wife and Mother Support Defendants

The courtroom heard testimony from Harry Thaw's mother and wife in his murder trial of Stanford White. Judges and defense and district attorneys debated closing the court to the public as Evelyn Thaw recounted her alleged past with Thaw abroad.

Harry Thaw Stanford White J Attieton Evelyn Thaw Justice Dowling Jerome Littleton Justice Dowding Mr. Littleton

Warner statement sparks Roosevelts currency reply

Alfred O. Crozier a Wilmington attorney and author asked President Roosevelt to deny Mr Warner of Ohio that the administration backs a central bank. Secretary Loeb replied Roosevelt will speak on currency only in his own signature.

Wilmington Del Alfred O. Crozier Roosevelt Warner Ohio Central Government Crozier Loeb

New Brand of Socialists Meet at Aldrich Home

The Society of Practical Socialists held its first meeting at Chester Holmes Aldrich’s East 33d Street residence. Founders aim to replace industrial chaos with a cooperative commonwealth through educational propaganda and political measures. Signatories include John Martin temporary president S G Ludholm Aldrich and Florence Kelly. A second meeting is planned in a few weeks to recruit more members.

Society of Practical Socialists Chester Holmes Aldrich East 33d Street New Society John Martin S. G. Ludholm Edmund Kelly Florence Kelly Bruno Zima Harriet Stanton Blatch Ami Charlotte Keller Rita Child Dorr

Two Japanese Stowaways Held for Deportation

Two Japanese passengers arrived on the Anchor Line steamer California from Glasgow are detained at Ellis Island awaiting deportation on the line’s next voyage to Scotland. Authorities denied any espionage rumor, saying the men were deported solely as stowaways.

California Glasgow Ellis Island Scotland Joseph R. Murray

Knickerbocker Trust hearing delayed as depositors near unity

Authorities say Staten Island Supreme Court will grant another delay to depositors committees in the Knickerbocker Trust case. Over 85 percent of depositors have assented to the resumption plan, with hopes of near full agreement before a permanent receivership ruling. Barney estate pledges 1,698 Knickerbocker shares to the plan. Satterlee confirms no reopening without near unanimous depositor support.

Knickerbocker Trust Company Staten Island Supreme Court Barney Estate Herbert L. Satterlee

Would Destroy His Own Building

Cincinnati January 17 a plot to wreck and possibly burn the five story Franklin Building at 3d and Plum streets was discovered last night. A lighted candle in a can of oil and a fuse to two sticks of dynamite would have destroyed the building and perhaps killed people. A warrant was sworn for C. C. Breuer the owner on arson charges by the State Fire Marshal. Breuer a noted capitalist. receivership ordered for his two daughters after Juvenile Court action over custody with their stepmother.

Cincinnati Franklin Plum Streets C. C. Breuer

Bingham and Jerome Clash Over Police Prosecutions

The district attorney and Commissioner Bingham clash as detectives from both sides face oppression and extortion charges. Warrants served on Wasserman and Reardon lead to arraignments and paroled hearings, with Jerome accusing political maneuvering and Bingham insisting on police duties and evidence.

Bingham Jerome Tombs Smyth Walsh Farrell Court of Special Sessions Sharkey Athletic Club Athletic Club Wyatt McAuliffe Reardon Joseph Wasserman Essex Market Crane Wasserman Abraham Levy Morris Hanna Police Department Legal Bureau Harry Mitchell South Ist Street Brooklyn Barney Marks Broome Street Ruth Kirch Mermaid Avenue Mitchell Mr. Jerome Alexander Avenue

Bargain Pajamas Highlight Sunday Night Offers

Racers Peer and Company promotes bargain sleepwear ahead of Sunday featuring $2.35 items marked down from $3.50 and $1.35 patterns originally $2 and $2.50. Three Broadway Stores advertise the sale.

No Police Vacations In Summer Order

Police Commissioner Bingham issued a new order prohibiting annual leaves for patrolmen from June 1 to September 1. The move sparked widespread dissatisfaction across all five boroughs as officials criticized the department head, who argues more patrolmen are needed during summer amid last year's crime wave.

Bingham

Rival to Rogues Gallery Aims to Photo record

Commissioner Bingham announced plans to solicit every department member’s photo to create a complete record. The aim is a Mulberry Street reference file so citizens can identify officers on complaint. The move drew mixed reactions from patrolmen. DA Jerome’s view was not learned.

Rogues Bingham Mulberry Street Jerome

Receiver for Insurance Company in Boston Insolvent

The American Insurance Company, a longtime Boston firm, was placed in receivership due to the San Francisco disaster. A master found the company solvent but the Supreme Court ruled that 40 percent settled claims due to alleged misrepresentations must be considered, and Judge Morton appointed Arthur D. Hill as receiver.

Boston American Insurance Company Chicago Baltimore San Francisco Supreme Court Morton Arthur D. Hill

Coast trade privileges cut

The Dominion government in Ottawa has ordered withdrawal of coasting privileges from Italy Germany The Netherlands Sweden Norway Austro Hungary Denmark Belgium and Argentina effective after January 1 199. The move ends decades of Norwegian participation in Canada s coasting trade and reshapes Atlantic shipping with Canadian ports bidding foreign vessels out of local traffic like the United States.

Ottawa Dominion Italy Germany Netherlands Sweden Norway Austro-Hungary Denmark Belgium Canada Cape Breton United States

Haywood hailed as martyr at Grand Central Palace

William D. Haywood ex-secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners was cheered as a martyr by about three thousand socialists anarchists and labor supporters at Grand Central Palace. He praised workers and criticized Bryan Harriman and the railroads policy, defending his arrest and trial.

William D. Haywood Western Federation of Miners Grand Central Palace Steunenberg Idaho Moyer and Pettibone Orchard Morris Brown Cigar Makers Union Albert Abrams Central Federated Union William Coakley Haywood Joseph Wanhope America Bryan Harriman Walsh

Bingham Asks Higher Salaries for Police Office

Police Commissioner Bingham seeks a raise for himself and most of his staff, including deputies and the bookkeeper, with requests routed through Alderman Timothy Sullivan. Current paystands show Bingham at 7,500 aiming for 15,000 and deputies at 4,000 proposed to rise to 6,000, plus 5,000 for Secretary Slattery from 3,000.

Bingham Board of Aldermen Timothy P. Sullivan Tim Daniel Slattery Board of

North Carolina rate fight ends with Line agreement

Raleigh N C January 17 It is reported tonight that the Atlantic Coast Line has agreed to all terms of the railroad rate agreement proposed by Governor Glenn for both intrastate and interstate passenger traffic and will not oppose state rate setting This was the last road withholding action.

Raleigh N. C Atlantic Coast Line Glenn

Black Hand Offered 30000 for Murders Tied to Di Giorgio Case

Baltimore telegraph reports Captain Humphrey returns from Cleveland with John Schlatts and Salvatore Lupo charged with Black Hand ties to the dynamiting of Joseph H. Di Giorgio's home. Lupo arrested in Buffalo. Detectives learned the gang offered 30000 to any member who would murder Di Giorgio, Joseph Sunseri, and Nunzio Battagloria of Pittsburgh.

Tribune Baltimore Cleveland Humphrey John Schlatts Salvatore Lupo Black Hand Joseph H. di Giorgio Truit Lupo Buffalo Black Hand Organization di Giorgio Joseph Sunseri Nunzio Battagloria Pittsburg

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