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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1910

Page

19

Spitzer Named Chief Suspect In Sugar Refinery Fraud

The defense in the United States Circuit Court case against Charles R Heike Ernest Gerbracht and James F Bendernagel centers on Oliver Spitzer as the mastermind of refinery fraud. Witnesses for Gerbracht will testify and the trial may reach a jury by Friday with Spitzer already implicated.

Havemeyer & Elder Oliver &Bitzer Charles R. Heike Ernest Gerbracht James F. Bendernagel United States Circuit Court Bendernagel Spitzer Henry F. Cochrane George Mackeilar Gerb Federal Building Mackellar Gerbracht H. C. Havemeier Winfred T. Dennison Burr Maddox Stimson

Smuggling Arrest at Hoboken Hull on Pearl Necklace Case

Inspector Timothy Donahue stopped Minneapolis banker H R Lyon at the Hamburg American Line pier in Hoboken for attempting to evade customs duties on two pearl necklaces and other jewelry valued at more than 34000. Lyon posted 2500 bail for further examination as trunks and jewelry were seized and sent to the Appraiser's Stores.

Timothy Donahue H. R. Lyon Minneapolis Hamburg-American Line Hoboken Mr. Lyon Tim Donohue Inspector Donohue Tim” Donohue Lyon Smyth

Grand Trunk Railway Places $2000 Rolling Stock Order

Montreal reports the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada placed an order for new rolling stock at a total cost of $2,000. The announcement notes the purchase aims to expand and modernize the fleet.

Grand Trunk Montreal Grand Trunk Railway of Canada

Whitman Fellows Dinner Sparks Protest at Brevoort

At the Walt Whitman Fellowship annual dinner at Hotel Brevoort Andre Tridon quoted Whitman poems provoking offense. Street & Smith’s Mr. Street interrupted and withdrew with companions after protests from women present. Speakers contrasted Whitman’s freedom with Roosevelt race views and other theories as poets honored Whitman for truth and democracy. About one hundred attendees heard readings and a late afternoon session featured J G Phelps Stokes Jr Horace Troubel and others.

Walt Whitman Hotel Brevoort Andre Tridon Whitman Street Street & Smith Roosevelt Charles Zeublin Bolton Hall William Davenport Zeublin J. G. Phelps Stokes, Jr Fast Side Settlement Horace Troubel

Court Reform Conference Begins With ABA and Civic Federation

Special committees of the American Bar Association and the American Civic Federation opened a joint conference at 42 West 41st Street to study remedies and draft bills to curb delay and costs in litigation. The group plans to present reports to their organizations and push state and federal lawmakers toward enacted reforms, naming members from major cities across the country.

American Bar Association The American Civic Federation No. 42 West 41Th Street Everett P. Wheeler New York City Roscoe Pound Chicago H. Amidon Far N. D J. H. Beale Cambridge Mass Frank Irving Ithaca N. Y C. Eastman Concord N. H Samuel Scoville Philadelphia H. D. Easterbrook E. T. Sanford Knoxville H. Alien Topeka Charles Jewett New Albany Ind T. W. Shelter Norfolk William Saulsbury Wilmington Del A. M. Eaton Providence Lawrence Cooper Huntsville Ala W. J. MacIntyre Thomasville J. F. Vaile Denver C. L. Monson Williamsport Penn

Naked Man Detained After Park Wall Sighting

West 68th street patrolman Helms in Central Park West yesterday heard a man singing and found a naked man on the park wall. The bartender, identified as John T. Bess of 232 Bowery, was captured but refused to clothe himself. He was taken to J Hood Wright Hospital as an alcoholic patient amid a 200 strong crowd.

Helms West 68Th Street Central Fork West Central Park J. Hood Wright Hospital Dr. Well John T. Bess Bowery

TRY TO FORCE WALDO'S HAND

Three New York retail fireworks dealers petitioned Justice Erlanger for a court order forcing Fire Commissioner Waldo to issue sale permits from June 16 to July 10. The motion alleges an autocratic, unlawful stance and cites statutes authorizing permits. The proposed rule could affect 1,509 dealers citywide. Assistant Corporation Counsel Weil notes the Explosives Commission required sprinklered sale locations. Decision reserved.

Mirabeau I. Towns Justice Erlanger Supremes Court Waldo Gaynor Town New York Arnold C. Weil Municip Explosives Commission Erlanger

Lehigh Valley Prices Break and Fare Increases Reported

Cotton prices fell sharply on the Lehigh Valley exchange and in New Orleans trading as May delivery expired. Bears and bulls blamed private crop estimates and Patten’s shipments. the market showed heavy activity with July and other options slipping before partial recovery. Concurrently the Lehigh Valley Railroad announced commuter fare increases aligned with New Jersey Central, applying to most stations except Elizabeth with notable rises for 60 and 50 trip tickets.

Bulls Bears Shorts Europe James A. Patten Lehigh Valley Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission New York Elizabeth Lehigh Valley New York City Bull Clique Patten Brown Haynes Scales New Orleans New Jersey Central Central C. S. Lee Jersey Central Lackawanna Erie

Southern Cotton Buyers to Adjourn London Bill of Lading Protest

PLAN COTTON SURETY COMPANY Atlanta May 31 For ap pointing a representative to go to London to protest against the demand that all Southern cotton be shipped on port bills of lading the Southern Cotton Buyers Association will hold a meeting in this city next Thursday The representative probably will be authorized to propose a surety company as protection for the through bills of lading as now used The present demands of foreign bankers is the result of recent failures of two big Southern exporting firms Knight Yancey Co of Decatur Alabama and Steele Miller Co of Corinth Mississippi by which the foreigners lost about 1 000 000

Atlanta London Southern Cotton Buyers’ Association Knight, Yancey & Co Decatur, Aila Steele, Miller & Co Corinth Miss

New York Tax Reform Protest Over Inheritance Tax Bill

The New York Tax Reform Association protests Governor Hughes on a progressive inheritance tax bill that passed the Legislature. A Pleydell, secretary, says the bill was rushed through with minimal hearings, introduced late in April, and hurried on May 13 and adjournment day, depriving the public of discussion.

New York Tax Reform Association Hughes A. ©. Pleydell Association Committee On Assembly Senate Tax Committee

Student Nurses Win Prizes at Jewish Hospital Exercises

More than five hundred attended the graduating exercises of the Jewish Hospital training school for nurses at the Willoughby mansion. Four prizes were awarded: Mabel Rodman won a gold medal and 75 dollars, Isabelle Martin received 50 dollars, Mary Gallavin got a suitcase and fittings, and Hortense H. Craig, the valedictorian, earned a similar prize. Addresses by Pren dergast, Dr. H. B. De Latour, Isaac Isaacson, Abraham Abrams, Monsignor White, and Edward Lazinsky followed, with a musical program and dancing into the night.

Jewish Hospital Willoughby Mansion Willoughby Avenue Throop Avenue Mabel Rodman Isabelle Martin Mary Gallavin Hortense H. Craig Controller Prendergast H. B. de Latour Isaac Isaacson Abraham Abrams William J. White Edward Lazinsky

Receivers Appointed for American Union Telephone Co

In Trenton New Jersey receivers were appointed for the American Union Telephone Company a subsidiary of Continental Telephone and Telegraph Company. Judges Bellstab named Charles West and Frank D Houck as receivers. The filing contends mismanagement and asset misuse by officers and cites contracts for acquiring properties including American Union. The case arose from a prior order issued May 24 requiring show cause why a receiver should not be appointed.

Trenton N. J American Union Telephone Company Continental Telephone and Telegraph Company American Union Company Continental Company Dean Electric Company Elyria Ohio Howard

ALL MET SYSTEM AT SALE FOR AUCTION

The Metropolitan Street Railway system will be sold at auction on July 1 at noon under court decrees of foreclosure. Judge Lacombe set the date. upset price is 10 million dollars in cash. The sale, approved by the U S Circuit Court of Appeals, may reject any unsatisfactory bids. The Morton Trust Company foreclosure covers the remainder, allowing the whole system to be offered.

Lacombe United States Circuit Court Guaranty Trust Company Morton Trust Company United States Circuit Court of Appeals

Bondsman Indicted for Perjury in Queens Court

Michael H. Feeney named in Fosdick report as a large bail business operator in Brooklyn was held in 5000 bail before Judge Humphrey in Queens County Court Long Island City on perjury charges. The indictment stems from Feeney's $326 bail for John O'Brien facing grand larceny charges with a prior offense. Feeney allegedly swore the Sterling Place Brooklyn property securing the bail was free and clear.

Michael H. Feeney Fosdick Brooklyn Humphrey Queens County Court Long Island City Feeney John O'Brien Sterling Place O'Brien

Night and Day Bank trims hours to sixteen daily

The Night and Day Bank abandons its 24 hour policy to operate from 6 am to midnight with two clerk shifts. Located at Fifth Avenue and 44th Street, it opened on April 30, 1906, serving out of town clients with round-the-clock drafts and deposits, supported by a notable list of early directors and executives including Oakleigh Thorne and J. W. Harriman.

Fifth Avenue 44Th Street Brook Club Oakleigh Thorne J. W. Harriman J. Borden Harriman Robert Bacon O. H. P. Belmont E. H. Harriman Charles T. Barney P. A. B. Widener Myron T. Herrick Cleveland Marsden J. Perry James S. Kuhn Pittsburg Mr. Thorne A. D. Bennett Port Huron Mich Samuel S. Campbell Frederick Phillips T. B. Clarke, Jr

Shipping News Arrivals and Quarantines Reported at Bar

A long list of steamers arriving and departing quarantine stations with dates and ports, including Mesaba Prinz August Wilhelm Alice Kaiser Wilhelm II Athinas Oscar II Werdenfels Delaware Indrapura Bertha Denver Manna Hata City of Atlanta Seneca Hesperus Arapahoe Alliance Hurbo Bank Cubana Hamilton Jamestown Simon Dumols and others. Each entry notes origin, destination, passenger and cargo counts, mails or moise, and arrival or quarantine status. The report also lists wind and sea conditions at Sandy Hook and final notes on vessels and routes such as Westfalen Ryndam Kronprins Wilhelm Moltke and others.

Mesaba London Atlantic Transport Line Moise Bar Prinz August Wilhelm Ger Savanilla Port Simon Colon Kingston Fortune Island Alice Trieste Patras Palermo Algiers Phelps Bros & Co Kaiser Wilhelm II Bremen Southampton Cherbourge Celrichs& Co Athinas Constantinople Smyrna Finch, Edge & Co Delaware Georgetown Wilmington N C Clyde Ss Co Indrapura Manila Trollo Cebu Singapore Sabang Suez i Port Said Gibraltar Funchye & Co Bertha Nor Port Antonio Unco Importing Co Denver Galveston Key West Mallory Ss Co Mdse Manna Hata Baltimore New York & Baltimore Transportation Line Puerto Padre Munson Cubana Caibarien Matenzas Cardenas Hamilton Newport News Norfolk Old Dominion Ss Co Jamestown Gers Simon Dumols Puerto Plata Atlantic Fruit Co Sandy Hook

Recreation Director Chosen for Manhattan and Richmond

Howard Bradstreet, secretary of the Parks and Playgrounds Association, is slated by Commissioner Stover to become Supervisor of Recreation for Manhattan and Richmond. The announcement was delayed by Mr Stover's indisposition. Bradstreet active in recent public hearings and outdoor groups, tied to many civic societies in the city.

Howard Bradstreet Parks and Playgrounds Association Stover Manhattan Richmond Bradstreet Park Board Cooper Union

Teutonic Expected to Dock Tomorrow After Wireless Report

Marine intelligence lists the Teutonic as 710 miles east of Sandy Hook at 8 am yesterday. It is expected to dock tomorrow forenoon, according to wireless reports.

Teutonic Sandy Hook

Transatlantic Steamship Movements Through Hamburg May 30–31

A dense list of ships with origins and destinations in New York service from Hamburg and nearby ports. Vessels include Graf Waldersee, Kaiserin Augusta Victoria, Atrato Bri, Furnessia, Venesia, Verona, Platea, Brantwood, Chiverstone, Campania, Kronprinzessin Cedlie, and others, detailing routes via Plymouth, Cherbourg, Naples, Genoa, and Le Havre with dates in late May.

Hamburg Graf Waldersee Ger New York Plymouth Cherbourg Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Southampton Atrato «Bri Kingston Colon Glasgow Furnessia Marseflies Venesia Fri Naples Iiam Verona Italy Philadelphia Genoa Platea Galveston Norfolk Coronel Brantwood Dunkirk Chiverstone Havre Fishguard Campania Liverpool Kronprinzessin Cedlie Bremen Groseer Kurfiret Plysmouth Victoria Brazil Grecian Prince Arbados Pernambuco Etc Para Clement Bri

Maritime Vessel Schedule Fragment

Fragmentary OCR list shows ships and routes with times and ports. Entries include Mauretania Cunard Adriatic S ham pter and Amsterdam lines. Bermuda Quebec Seminole Santo Domingo and Rotterdam Ancona Navies Italian routes. Antilla Guantanamo Proteus New Orleans Iroquois Jacksonville Clyde times noted with scattered am pm stamps.

Saratoga Havana Ward Cwicna Anal el Alba Jgalveston Lusitania Liverpool Cunard Teutonic Southampton Star Floride Havre Azores New Orleans Jacksonville Clyde Bermuda Antilla Guantanamo Proteus Iroquois

Special Powder Bargains at Warren Street Store

At Warren Street store only, fifty odd travelling bags and suitcases, the more expensive qualities, at considerable reductions. Discontinued patterns. About half are black bags formerly six to seven dollars, now four thirty five.

Warren St

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