Dudley Attacks United States Express Company in Court
John L. Dudley renewed a suit in the Supreme Court seeking a receiver for United States Express Company and its dissolution. Morgan J. O'Brien defended. ex-Senator Thomas C. Pluitt and others testified, denying charges of misconduct and conspiracies to aid competitors. The case revealed tensions with Hamburg America and questioned governance, with no insolvency charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Dudley
United States Express Company
Brick HW. Sanborn
Justice Guy
Supreme Court
Express Company
Morgan J. O'Brien
Thomas C. Pluitt
Chauncey H. Cresby
Francis Lynde Stetson
Dudley
O’brien
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
Stetson
Frank H. Platt
Levi C. Weir
Adams Express Company
James €. Fargo
American Express Company
United States Directorate
Weir
Fargo
United States Express Board
Platt Denies Decline in Service and Denies Conspiracy Claims
Exsenator Platt swears he remains fit to run the United States Express Company and that he has not neglected duties while serving in Washington. He asserts the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul contract was not renewed by the defendant, which he says secured 160000 miles of rival railroads via Wells Fargo Frisco and Rock Island. He also denies being a director of Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudlier
O’brien
Dudley
O'Brien
Weir and Fargo
United States Express Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Express Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lake Shore Road
American Express Company
Weirend Fargo
New York Central
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Wells Fargo
Frisco
Rock Island
Platt
Eix
United States
Washington
Association
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Tennessee Coal
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Maryland
Judge Reserve Decision In Cider License Case
State Excise Department seeks to restrain Albert Lippuner of West 39th Street from selling cider alleged to exceed legal alcohol without a license. Special Term Justice Gur reserved ruling after agents testified and a chemist found cider at 7.8 percent alcohol by volume. Lippuner, unrepresented, plans to defend alone, claiming many dealers sell cider without licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Gur
Supreme Court
State Excise Department
Albert Lippuner
West 39Th Street
Herbert H. Kellorg
Lippuner
Excise Department
Lippuner's Place
Edward J. Wheeler
Wheeler
Frederick W. Stelle
Uniform bookkeeping endorsed at chamber meeting
The Chamber of Commerce endorsed a uniform city accounting system and urged the Board of Estimate and Appportionment to allocate 50009 to hire temporary experts. The finance report was by Cannon Muhleman McGarrah Claflin and Cutting. Fourteen new members were admitted and the next meeting is in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Estimate
James G. Cannon
Maurice L. Muhleman
Gates W. McGarrah
John Claflin
R. Fulton Cutting
Joseph H.choate
G. Waldo Smith
Congress
Executive Board
Chamber
Lemuel C. Benedict
Daniel Hirdsall
Robert A. Drysdale
Joseph H. Emery
Joseph F. Johnson
Robert H. Montgomery
George Ramsey
Wallace Reid
Henry B. Seaman
Alfred M. Thorburn
Francis F. White
Alfred R. Whitney, Jr
Edwin W. Winter
Henderson M. Wolfe
United Copper directors clash over Hoboken meeting
Old board led by F Augustus Heinze seeks to regain control as new directors claim valid selection. Minutes show conflicting vote tallies and proxies while United States Attorney Henry A Wise pursues the company books. Contempt cases loom for Sanford Robinson as court actions unfold in Hoboken and at Broadway offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Augustus Heinze
United Copper Company
Broadway
Hoboken
F. Augustis Heinze
United States
Henry A. Wise
Heinze
Wise
Sanford Robinson
Lacombe
W. J. Curtis
Chester Glass
George Baglin
H. G. Abel
Curtis
Alfred Jaretzki
Mr. Robinson
Joseph P. Cotton, Jr
Mr. Curtis
Richard R. Kilroy
Grand Jury
Jerome
Baglin
The Tribune Summer Resort Issue Upcoming Vacation Guide
The Summer Resort number of The Tribune, cut next Sunday, promises a rich travel guide with many vacation ideas. It will be profusely illustrated and serves as a practical resource for readers planning trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Three bakers held on wrecking charge in Essex Market case
Magistrate Finn held three striking bakers in bail at Court of Special Sessions in the Essex Market court after a bakeshop wrecking incident at 87 Market Street. He condemned police club use as cowardly and questioned the arresting officers conflicting testimony. Defendants Sandner, Yobgrassa, and Greenberg claimed rough treatment by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Special Sessions
Finn
Essex Market Court
D. Posner
No. 87
Market Street
Sullivan
Batterfly
Posner
Joseph Sandner
No. 65
Essex Street
Meyer Yobgrassa
Suffolk Street
Hyman Greenberg
No. 141
Weehawken man Forbes jailed for larceny in New York market
Herbert R. Forbes of Weehawken New Jersey, a failed commission merchant in Washington Market, was sentenced by Judge Foster to one to three years in Sing Sing after a grand larceny conviction. Complainants Charles E. Stewart and Charles Jarrell of Hillsboro Maryland alleged Forbes sent a turkeys consignment and issued a $6470 worthless check. Fannie Firmis of the Bronx pleaded guilty to arson and received an indeterminate sentence of one to forty years with parole board jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert R. Forbes
Weehawken
N. J
Washington
Foster
Sing Sing
Charles E. Stewart
Charles Jarrell
Hillsboro
Forbes
Fannie Firmis
Boston Road
Bronx
Court of General Sessions
Auburn
State Parole Board
Woman Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Manslaughter
Mrs Jennie McCreadie admitted manslaughter in the second degree for the Christmas Day killing of her husband at their No 13 West 48th Street home. Judge Mulqueen sentenced her to five to fifteen years at Auburn Prison. The defense cited alleged prior cruelty by the husband including two prison terms for beating her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie McCreadie
West 48Th Street
Mulqueen
Auburn
Fire at Mount Hope School Sparks Safe Evacuation
Sisters of St. Clare's Academy at Mount Hope Hastings-on-Hudson saved 200 pupils from panic as a bake oven fire damaged the building, with extinguishment by a Hastings fire brigade. Damage pegged at 4,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of
St. Clare's Academy
Mount Hope
Hastings-on- Hudson
Catherine
Ald
Hastings
Sweepers Parade On Fifth Avenue Delights City Crowd
Street sweepers staged a ceremonial parade down Fifth Avenue starting at the Plaza at 2 o'clock, wearing white suits and saluting city officials including Mayor. Four thousand five hundred men marched in precise formation through Madison Square, with prizes announced for best military display and best kept stable. The event featured brass bands, floral bouquets for ashcart drivers, and notable spectators such as Mrs. Spever and city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Plaza
Madison Square
Department of
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Bill” Edwards
Tle
Edwards
Hogan
Daniel Appleton
Frank Landon
7Th Regiment
B. B. McAlpin
Roe
St. John's
James Spever
Woman's Auxiliary
The
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
McClellan
Ahearn
McGowan
Board of Aldermen
Walter Hensel
Department of Health
Packing Plant Planned by Schwarzschild in Southwest
Schwarzschild and Sulzberger announce a 4.9 million dollar packing plant in the Southwest to rival Fort Worth based Swift and Armour facilities. The project aims to create a local hog and cattle market, shifting meat trade away from Denver Omaha Wichita St Joseph and other markets. The plant could boost the firm’s annual business by 56 to 75 million dollars, on top of about 100 million existing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schbwarzschild & Sulzberger Company
Swift and Armour
Fort Worth
Tex
Schwarzschild & Sulsberger
Denver
Omaha
Wichita
St. Joseph
Court Won't Trust Brooklynites Spitting Suspects
In Tombs court six men paid a $1 fine for spitting on the subway. Walter Earle of 33 Middagh Street Brooklyn claimed he had no money. Magistrate House said he wouldn’t trust Brooklyn men and recalled aiding four prior offenders who never returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombs Court
Walter Earle
Middagh Street
Brooklyn
Magistrate House
Bloomingdale Brothers buyers sail for six weeks abroad
Warren W. Higgins buyer of laces white goods and handkerchiefs and Frederick W. Massbach buyer of fancy goods and art objects for Bloomingdale Brothers depart for a semi annual trip abroad lasting six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren W. Higgins
Frederick W. Massbach
Bloomingdale Brothers
Miniature Almanac Sunrise and tide notes with Lusitania position
Sunrise 4 31. Sunset 7 26. Moon rises. High water times at Sandy Hook and Gov Island plus Hell Gate. Wireless report places Lusitania about 4% miles east of Sandy Hook at 9 am yesterday and expected to dock about 7 30 am today. Columbia 1 120 miles east of Sandy Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Hell Gate
Lusitania
Columbia
Sandy
Shipping notes and dock arrivals near Sandy Hook
The Lincoln reported a Sandy Hook sighting at 2 am yesterday and 7 39 am today. La Provence, 77, expected to dock about 7 pm yesterday and about 5 pm today. A vessel is anticipated to dock 231 miles east of Sandy Hook, with 0 miles east of Sandy Hook noted.
Transpacific Mails Schedule and Routing Details
Shipping notices list destination regions and steamers with ports of call and dates. Entries include Hawaii, Japan, Corea, China, Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, New Caledonia, Tahiti, Samoa, and more, referencing multiple steamers and via routes such as via San Francisco Tacoma Seattle Vancouver Victoria and San Francisco. Dates range mid June to late June with 6:30 pm departures and route specifics.
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New York
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Eiben
Hawaii
Australia
West
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Seattle
Minnesota
Zealand
Samoan Islands
Cian MacInnis
Marquesas Islands
Mariposa
Shipping News Arrivals At Bar With Passengers Mails and Noise
Numerous steamers report arrivals and quarantine statuses with passengers mails and cargo at the bar. Notable ships include Trompenberg Prinz Eitel Friedrich Julia Luckenbach Antilla Meredifo and Chesapeake with varied routes from Kingston Calcutta Santos Buenos Aires and Baltimore to Hamburg New York and Havana.
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Trompenberg
Scheltema
Guantaramo
Munson Steamship Line
Bar
Prinz Eitel Friedrich
Ger
Devantier
Montego Pay
Kingston
Cartagena
Savanilla
Santa Marta Jeremie
Fortune Island
Hamburg-American Line
Julia Luckenbach
Delton
Arroyo
Maunova
Williiam E Peck & Co
Cocanche
Watson, Jacksonvile
Charleston
Clyde Ss Co
Moise
Neckar
Traue
Naples
Odi—richs & Co
Thode Fagelund
Nor
Nilson
Montreal
Bowring & Connnballast
Antilla
Cornelil
Santiago
Lenfuegos
New York
Cuba
Meredifo
Clark, Colastine
Fuenos Ayres
Montevideo
Pernambuco Mayr
St Lucia
Hoston
R P Houston &O
Mdse
Dunstan
Forbes
Manaos
Para
Booth & Co
Matis and
Mise
Bear
America
Ital
New
Schlaffinn
Geno
Hartfield, Solart & Co
Har
Chesapeake
Delano
Baltimore
New York & Baltimore Transportation Line
Mdise
Lillie Bri
Kutsen
Port Antonio
United Fruit Co
el Paso
Knowles
Galveston
Southern Pacific Co
Saranac
Gray
Venice
Algiers
Philip Ruprecht
R Bar
Sam
Moltke
Dempwolf
Genoa
Monteviden
Span
Haras
Puerto Mexico
Vera Cruz
Havana
Compania Transatlantica
Maracas (Rr
Kirkby
Trinidad
Grenada
Trinidad Shipping and Trading Co
Malls
Jefferson Dole
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion Ss Co
el Mar
Pure silk socks and hatters goods advertise
An advertisement touts pure silk socks at 50c and 5.50 a dozen, thin but silk with double soles, plus low cut russet shoes and lightweight summer wear. It lists Arrow collars and sportswear lines from Racers Peer & Cowpasy with multiple store locations on Warren Street, Broadway, and 13th Street.
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S. Express
BOW Weir and
Tribune
Nen
Berates Aqlice
Battery
Dan
Sisters
ST. Clare’s Academy
Southwest
Bloomingdale
Marine Intelligence
Wessel
Sheree
Hambh-Am
Fite
Friedrich
Avana
Ward
Monterey
Lloyd-Ital
Munson Cubana
Marks Hamp
Lincoln Southampt
Aioe Athens
Patras
Savannah
Colum Savannah
Antilia Fenfuecos
el Valle
Aturday
Eer Pauleuthampton
Queenstown
Edric
Oe Wilson Tdaho
Hull
Say
Colorado
Quebec
Korona T Thomas
Clyde Arapahoe
Jackson
Cincinnat
Southampton
Minnewaska
London
Moe
Avannah
Jan Corte
Castle
Vearcel
Eal
Tennyson
Rio de Janiero
Lamas Ae S
Rins der Nederlanden
Vigilancia
Nassau
Sassa Oe
Monroe
Old Dominiqn
Carolina Liverpool
Cunard
Deutschland
Hamburg
Hamb-am
Philadelphia
Eos
Finland
White Star
Philadelp
Guayra Red D
de Larrinaga
Argentina
Barber
Hvana
Erohee
Turks Island
Clyd
Prinz Joachim
Jamaica
Horatio
Booth Ae Ssene
Manchester Exchange
Norton Pe Ee
Atwerp
Red Star
Loar
Minnetonka
At -Trans
Prinzess Irene
G Lloyd White Star
Celtic Liverpoo
Russia
Otterdam
California
Glasgow Neher
Havre
Anche
Shipping News
Port of
Bremen
Batavia
Simon Dumots
Puerto Pinata
Atlantis
Nipe
Narragansett
Avonmouth
Dover
Brunswick, Ga
Slavonia
Tir
Virginia
Mexico
Corrientes
Pernambuco
Matanzas
el Cid
Hamilton
Yokohama
Korama
Singapore
Hong Kong
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Comeric
Bermuda
Bermudian
Sailep
Tank
Teutonic
Cherbourg
Cearense
River Plate
Horatius
Barbatos
Grecian Prince
Oruba
C. G. Gunther’s
Gramercy
Peer & Cowpasy
Warren St
13Th St
Erpre Ars
Maude ‘Adams
Garrick
Collier Prov
Fetta
Knickerbocker
Lyceum
Empire
Sir Charles Wyndham
REGUL
Aerial Gardens
Marie Dressler
Roy
the Girl
Liberty
Perfyrman
Frederic Thompso Roogert Hilliard
Seth St. BR
J.E. Dodson
Jardin de Paris
THEAT
Mat
Morrow
Blanche Ring
George Fawcett
John Gantos
Mazing
To-mor Daly
Horcow
Tefferson de Angelis
Jas. T. Powers
West Enddo
S. Warfield
Irving
Wallack
Lon
Hodge
Joe Weber
Luna Park Coney Island
Blaney
Lincoln
Belasco Tuyvesan
Bel Cai
Frances
Starr Belasco
Mr. Boway
Eugene Walter
VICTO
Tein’s Roof
la Belle Americaine
Sodoms
Princess Rajah
Lester, Rice & Prevost
Eden World
Cinematograph
Musee Fotofone
Rigoletto” Opers
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