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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
21
The commission says companies have not complied with rules for rate changes. It notes New York telephone entities and other firms faced reviews. Public service commission claims no lawful rate increases were authorized and urges adherence to required filing procedures within thirty days.
The report describes transfers of prisoners from Sing Sing to relieve overcrowding. Officials plan moving inmates to various facilities while maintaining safety and custody standards.
The report notes a sick boy and a quiet day with autos passing a house as per a Telegraph transmission. A surgeon’s attempt to control peritonitis is mentioned along with street work in the avenue and a halted effort near a Way hut.
The Tribune reports a flood of witnesses in the poisoned pen letter case centering on Mrs Tritgrapn as the lead figure. Key figures like Dr Hy ML Thom and others are cited, with testimonies concerning alleged private hearings and statements about the alleged author.
A June 12 hearing considers two dissolution plans for Southern Pacific. One proposes transferring the entire stock to a trustee to form a liquidating trust, while the other allocates shares to stockholders and creditors under specified exchange terms.
H A Mudge president at CpicaEn Tek Talends & Pavnte Hallway Cmpany sees improved conditions across Kansas. He notes winter wheat harvest underway in southern Kansas next week and predicts higher May earnings for a local stock. The 8 Paul Kannas City line will open for stage and freight around June 18 with schedules starting soon, marking the shortest route between twin cities and Kansas City.
June 1 Hackensack N J boys discover clothing on a pond bank near Carigtndt brickyards leading police to a body in a clay pit. The man, believed to be Frederick Stover Dutcher of Hoboken, died by suicide, with weights near his feet. County Physician Armstrong-Wullafied confirms death. The water depth in the clay pit is about twenty feet.
The stock market fell again amid political and anarchic tension notes. Foreign investors returned between 100 to 150 million dollars into American securities, while overall trading volume was light with notable declines in tobacco shares and uncertainty clouding Wall Street.
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An inquiry by the carrier commission is likely to name a vice president for the Frisco Western lines after a lengthy review. The panel will forward its findings to the Senate, detailing receivership progress and the status of bonds held by major lenders and trustees.
Standard Oil Company of New York shareholders met to approve a 100 per cent stock dividend and the distribution of holdings. Proceedings noted a quiet session despite Wall Street reaction, with large forthcoming splits and special meetings to vote on the plan.
A lieutenant received a 30 day sentence after a confrontation with a crew. witnesses described a clash that led to his arrest. The incident drew neighbors’ attention as police intervened and the court heard testimony. The defendant’s mother attended and refused to speak.
Mayor Gaynor opposes delaying action as Board of Estimate debates city ice plant plan to manufacture ice for its own use. Proposals include selling ice at cost to departments and milk stations to cut delivery and energy costs, with critics noting past failures and concerns about municipal competition.
Coroner Timothy Lehane declared Dr Stephen J Storck a dentist died by own action after falling from his apartment window at 7 West Sixth Street. A report of financial loss was denied by friend Evert & Fink who had played bridge with Storck shortly before his death.
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