Interstate Commission Decides It Has Authority in Freight Gases
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled it can suspend freight rates in the Fort Worth Texas and Oklahoma City packing house case. The denial of the application is seen as wide in impact for packing houses and the meat trade across Southwestern to Eastern points. The commission will wait for broader railway rate rulings before acting on complaints of Oklahoma City shippers alleging discrimination in favor of Fort Worth interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commission
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fort Worth
Tex
Oklahoma
CHY Packing House
Commission
New York City
Chi- Hudson
Jcage
Delaware
Okla
Homa City
New Head of Bridges Appointed in Brooklyn
Arthur J. O Keeffe Deputy Fire Commissioner in charge of Brooklyn and Queens was named Bridge Commissioner succeeding Kingstey L. Martin and Philip P. Farley. O Keeffe, a Democratic organizer, previously served sewers chief and deputy police commissioner. Farley, connected to Archbishop Farley, to wed soon, is moving from No 14 McDonough Street Brooklyn. Mayer Gaynor weighs Thomas W. Churchill as deputy for Manhattan and the Bronx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. O'Keeffe
Brooklyn
Queens
Kingstey L. Martin
Philip P. Farley
Montague Street
O'Keeffe Mayer Gaynor
Thomas W. Churchill
Manhattan
Pronx
Josey Pinson, Jr
Scully
Alice Donohue
Farley
McDonough Street
Kings County
Yeaders
Archbishop Farley
Cooper Inestitute
St. Francis Xavier's College
Old Rapid Transit Board
Standard Ol Company
Jamaica Bay
Former Paul Kelly gang member testifies in murder case
John Hogan a former Paul Kelly gang member testifies at the Supreme Court trial over the Harrington murder in a Great Jones Street saloon six years ago. He describes Kelly gang presence, the entry by Jack Birreo gang members, and the ensuing gunplay that left a man dead and revolvers at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kelly
John Hogan
Atlas
Rough House Mogan
Supremé Court
J Harrington
Great Jones Street
James
Ellison
George Wetzel
Ralom
Hogan
Harrington
Werzel
Rhp Filleon
Jack Birereo
Kelly
Brickner
E “Ey Elieen
Pam
Woeters
Court rules mother has no claim to Walter Te la Tarre estate
In White Plains the Supreme Court ruled Maria I. De la Barre has no interest in the estate of her son Dr Walter F. Te la Tarre who died last October leaving his estate to Annie Sees. The court denied her injunction against Rosemont Realty Company and indicated the widow Frances Pree t may share in the estate. the decedent’s illegitimate relation and widow’s rights influenced the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
White Plaine
Maria I. de la Barre
Walter F. Te la Tarre
White Plains
Annie
Miss Sees Gost
Trie
Dr de la Barre
Othet
Mia
Frances Preet
de la Barre
Rosemont
Mills
Enitine
New York City 4 Percent Bond Hits New Record High
The New York City 4 percent bond rose to a new peak on the Stock Exchange after steady investment demand. Trading was extensive both on the exchange and over the counter, with closing at 14 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Mrs Bull Case Continues Over £500 Suit
Jame Blaine, 24, son of the late Mrs Mary Nevine Bull, substituted as plaintiff by Justice Cohulan in a suit to recover £500 from John A. Qualey and Harvey W. Corbett of Magnet Asbestos Company. Mrs Bull, now deceased, had sought funds she invested after allegedly being defrauded by fake representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull
Jame Blaine
Mary Nevine Bull
Enter of Justice Cohulan
Plainife
John A. Qualey
Harvey W. Corbett
Magnet Asbestos Company
Hull
Debate on Popular Vote Speakers Set Tomorrow
A Senate debate on adopting a popular vote for U S Senators will be held at the West Side Republican Club on Broadway tomorrow night. Andrew F Murray and Abraham Gruber will argue in favor, while Martin Saxe Joan C Coleman and Nick Becher oppose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States
West Side
Chile
Froadway
Biche Greene
Andrew F. Murray
Abraham Gruber
Martin Saxe
Joan C. Coleman
Nic Becher
Negro Held After Attempted Hold Up In Broadway
An armed Black man in Manhattan attempted to rob a brewery wagon driver on lower Broadway near Wall Street. He fled after the driver ran, but was later arrested for carrying a concealed weapon. Police recovered the revolver and detained the suspect, identified as William Watkins, who claimed insanity and was held on bail. The incident arises in a divorce case involving his wife from Dillon, Montana, with prior disputes and threats reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ents
Supreme Court
Josephine
Gements
Lower Broadway
Ling
Clements
Wall Street
Dillon
Mont
Clemente
Sanders
Reland
William Vaed
Watkins
J. Morgan Clen
Mystery in Central Park Blood Stained Items Found By Boys
A boy reports finding blood stained towel and a leather knife sheath in a Central Park crevice near Sixth Avenue while three youths confess to a past excursion. Police and a zoo keeper later dig for hours believing a body may be concealed, but no remains are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Bherlock Holmis
Menazerie
Sath Street
Sixth Avenue
Arsenal Police
Toot
Wildle Clark
No. 1
West 21 Street
Teb" Hurten
Measles Arrives With 60 Passengers From Steamship Run
A steamship carrying 60 measles cases and 1,393 passengers arrived yesterday from the Mediterranean. Quarantine authorities detained steerage passengers at the harbor and transferred those afflicted to Hoffman Island for treatment. A second vessel, La Bretagne, arrived from Havre with a smallpox case removed to Swinburne Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearmeliy Carpathia
Trieste
Naples
Mediterranean
Hoffman Island
la Bretagne
Havre
Doty
Swinturne Island
Eer
Pickpockets at Dog Show Strike Mineola Victims
Police report several women were robbed at the Ladies' Kennel Association of America show in Mineola. Crooks lifted diamonds and jewelry worth hundreds of dollars as a new scheme eluded officers. Victims include Myra Walter Watson of Hay Shore and Ingalle of Oyster Bay with a diamond stud and a gold pin stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Ladies’ Kennel Association of America
Wileh
Amon
Myra
Walter Watson
Hay Shore
F Ingalle
Oyster Bay
Dunphy Convicted of Grand Larceny in Canadian Mines Scheme
A. A. Dunphy was convicted of grand larceny in General Sessions for obtaining 150 dollars from the Anglo South American Bank using five thousand shares of Canadian Mines stock as collateral. He faced sentence led by Judge Foster, with potential prison up to ten years, amid a complex web involving Mack Brothers, Thompson & Co, and the National Protective Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ome Anmara
Canmsian
Foster
Anglo-South American Bank, Ltd
Dunphy
Mack Brothers
Lunphy
Ubffelder
Thompson & To
National Protective Association
Williamsport
Penn
Frank I. Moyer
New York
Moyer
Ly Moyer
Hiss Elder, Thompson & Co
Tate
Joan
Douglas GG. Levick
Chifelier, Thompeton & Co
Matthew Wood
Savoy Trust Company
Ontler of Uhrfeld Irhompenna Co
Levick
Thompson & Co
Tunphy
Repens
Uhifekler, Thompson & Co
Windsor ‘Trust Company
Walter Saymond
Canadian Mines Company
Hunphy
Meguire
Amato
Ea Ocala
Mutual Life Insurance Company Vote Heads to Polls
The annual election of Mulie Life Insurance Company policyholders attracted 608 voters with one abstaining. Reports indicate Sot Moson Matt, sole candidate on the policyholders’ ticket, will fail while the regular ticket featuring John Jo Mitchell and John C. Shedd of Chicago appears elected as trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acitien
Mulie Life Insurance Company
Abe
Sot Moson Matt
John Jo Mitchell
John C. Shedd
Chicago
Italian Alliance to Meet at Webster Hall
Under the Italian Alliance for the Advancement of Education, the gathering will take place at Webster Hall on June 4 evening. Attendees include John H. Finley of CCNY, Dr Lolpaiger, Muxtetrate Joe Frerehi, Dr Antonia Stella, Arthur Henington, and John de Perri, the alliance president, discussing the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italian Alliance For the Advancement of
Webster Hall
No. i Bnet 1Th Street
John H. Finley
College of the City of New York
Lolpaiger
Board of Education
Muxtetrate
Joe Frerehi
Antonia Stella
Arthur Hensington
John de Perri
Alliance
Wit Didsess
Sioetitue
Dillon as Fourth Deputy Gets Perpetual Leave of Absence
A Brooklyn news item outlines Dillon’s perpetual leave of absence from the uniformed force and his potential return. It covers Inspector Jamattiton’s appointment as fourth deputy police commissioner and Manhattan trial commissioner, the new bureau assignments, salary adjustments, and reorganization details under Commissioner Waldo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamattiton
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Cone and
Fehmend
Centering
Willam
Dovery
Dillon
Waldo
Wable
Douglas 1
McKay
Bureau of Repairs
George & Doughette
Darean
John J. Walsh
Queens
Waldos
William É. Flynn
Gaynor
Secad
Smerry
Max Schmittberger
Tal
Hughes
East
Ith Street
Schmittberger
Mves
East Sith Street
Sparrow Cops
Central Park
Innear Bingham’s Hills
Headquarters Detective Bureau
Rhussell
Doughry
Ead
Uieg
Tetown
John J. McNally
1Outh Street
East 67Th Street
Henry W Burfound
214 Street
Chauffeur Doyle Arrested in Jewelry Larceny Case
Detectives Brown Brown and Brown arrested Robert J. Doyle a chauffeur of 196 Bradhurst avenue at 68th street and Prowlway for the larceny of diamonds and jewelry valued at 2288 dollars. Mrs Elisabeth Smith of 282 Edicombo avenue and her friend Mrs Marion McNulty report the crime after a theatre outing on May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Brown and Brown
West 18Th Street
Potter Station
Robert J. Doyle
Bradhurst Avenue
Mre Smith
Diemond
Denial of Discrimination in Interstate Commerce Case
June 1 Philadelphia defense of discrimination denies Keystone Elevator Company favored in grain shipment rates. Federal hearing before Interstate Commerce Commission alleges export rates on grain lower than domestic charges, with grain allegedly sent to South Atlantic points rather than export. Case involves Pennsylvania Railroad and firm LF Miller & Son with Lane as examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Alles Wapany
Interstate Comerce Commission
Keystone Elevator Comrane
Keystone Company
South Atlantic
Erin
Penneslvania
LF Miller & Sony
Ravannah
Sportmatestion
Conmiedaner Lane
Interstate Commerce Commeeiat
Big July Increase Implied by Crop Reports in Rail Steel Orders
Market chatter notes Baltimore & Ohio will deliver 23 060 tons of steel rails to U S Steel and affiliates with 3 090 to Carnegie, 5 000 to Illinois plant, 7 490 to Cambria, 2 10 to Bethlehem. Delaware & Judson buys 200 tons, Coney Island & Brooklyn 1 20. Northern Pacific may order 4 000 1 000 tons. Louisville & Nashville seeks about 1 709 tons for bridges. Many rail inquiries loom as buyers wait on crop news before committing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
United States
Carnegie
Lllinois
Cambria Steelmpany
Bethlehem Steel Company
Delaware &Judson
Coney Island & Brooklyn
Northern Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Formation of F D Company to Acquire Madison Square Garden
Yesterday the F and D Company was formed to acquire Madison Square Garden and adjacent properties in Manhattan from 2th and 2th streets to Fourth Avenue and Madison Avenue. The venture, capitalized at 2000, lists William H. Randet Henry Caplan and Frederick H. Van Hou ten as directors, with Olney and Comstock handling legal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. & D. Company
Alwyn Ball, Jr
Madison Square Garden
Manhattn
City of New York
2Th Streets
Fourth
Madison Ave
William H. Randet
Henry Caplan
Frederick H. van Houten
William Street
Olney & Comstock
Features of Chinese loan for currency reform and funds
An official draft of a 400 000 currency reform loan for Manchuria outlines use to uniform the Imperial currency system and promote industrial enterprise. Principal and interest are pledged as fixed charges on Manchurian duties on tobacco and spirits, produce, consumption, and a salt surtax. If these revenues fall short, the government may designate other revenues to cover debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Tobacco Stock Gains on Bond Market Rally
The American Tobacco Company stock rose about 15 points to around 41 4/5 on the curb yesterday, spiking to 48 1/2 during the day. The stock, once near a May high of 89, faced volatility after the Standard Oil settlement as bonds also rallied, trading heavily from $8 to around 5 87 at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie American Tobacco Company
Hosea
Bungler Not a Burglar: Brown Paroled for Reform and Theft
Brown, nearly sixty, was paroled to playwright Paul Armstrong by Judge Rosnicky in a bid for reform after a May break‑in on Park Ave. A judge warned of possible lesser penalties for a similar offense. He also faced a separate suit in the United States Circuit Court with creditors listed, including Siemund and Mpersivity, Bay City matters and real estate debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lown
Paul Armstrong
Rosnicky
Tirikon
Brown
Park Ave
Arnietrotis
United States
Hyman J. Lewin
Maisonvenue
Ineluntry
Siemund
Caron
Samuel J Markowite
Jersey City
Ase Sx
William Tecriey
Redt
Redt. Voluntary. Flabuttt
Max Heat
Lawbill
West Werpenter
Mount Base
6Th Street
Kissel Motor Car Company
Hartford
Wis
Owen
Autolab of America
Mi Meiman
Tah
Anastasia
GOLDE
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Shipping News
Maritime data lists sunlit times and high water at New York area ports then outbound and incoming steamship schedules. It notes vessels like Red Star Havana and Austrians sailing from Antwerp, Genoa, Naples, and Liverpool with various May and June dates, plus Transpacific mails to Honolulu, Yokohama, and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skreenland
Antwerp
Red Star
Havana
Hivana
Ward
Searnia
Limon
Harr
Trent Antila
Seit
Drumcree
London
San Antonio
Rotterdam
Genoa
Naples
Manhattan
Alba Sane
Laursday
Erpool
Cunarhampton
Civde Sion
Lyne Ua
Pratt
Alamo
Sune
Orlean
Tetada Harobure
Eniarti
Palermo
Beachy Algiers
Zulia Maracato
Galveston
Savannah
Campania
Liverpool
Cunard
Shante Southampion
Sitgam
Oceania
Azores
Austrian
Kiladelphia
Curacao
Ivaila
Lloyd-Sav
Clair
New Orleans
So Pac
Amerika
Hamburg
H-Am
Washinensa
Bremen
la Proencs
Havre
Esperang
Bagta Mara
Colon
Prince
Rio
Saracas
Iamatca
Tampico
Maranzas Rache
Jacksonville
Clyde
Japan
Corea
China
Seattle
Sernice AM
Hawai
Pithpines
Win San Prancisco
Riera Maraces Guna
Hawaii
Tacoma
Fallands
New Zealand
Australia
Iay Rane
Amakura Mara
Aapoem
Tira Philippines
Iia
Vancouver
Empress of
York
New York
Dover
Fayal
Napion
Rawoda
Ives York
Najien
Cibrattar
Villadelpota
Savona
Cheyetine Bet Algoa Way
New Colombe
Sigapore
Port Allanton
Mia Et
Vincent
Port of New York Port Arrivals and Sailings 1911
Maritime shipping lists show arrivals at New York and surrounding ports on June 6 1911 with multiple liners. Vessels include Ancona Nori City of Montgomery Star Sabine Iroquois Atlantis Colon participants and others in ballast or quarantine status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port of
New York
Anconaistals
Philadelphia
S. Toartfelé
Solart & Co
Amin
Pasweegera
Mee
Intraneit
Naples
Gence
Uarcotine
Bremen
Maygon
Trourcampton
Cherbourg
Beirtia
Aee
Fae Stecraes Assengers
Indies
Halon
Bry
Newport News
George W Piteu
City of Montgomery
Savannah
Sabine Reanewick
Jack Sonlifie
Clyde
Esks
Wits
Navaboeines
Belfast
Tacotin
Ana 324 Srocrase Pavsengere
Iase
Fae
Genova Vitals Genow
Martgeld Solani
Oelriche & Co
Tee
Princess Anne
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Jacksonville
Conarieaton Alto
Trieste
Fiume
Stenaina
Sinty "Hows
St. Jane
Ancona
Jolande
Giorgio Nori
Parthe Lo
Tranepartes
Ryiemn Uierl
St Laurie Bann Marina Mats
Haltimore
Pawnee
el Vaile
Galveston
Newport
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. J. O'Keeffe
P. P. Farley
City
Arthur J. O'Kerie
Kingsley J
Philip PO Parley
American Press Association
Broadway
Pete
I Piecile
Thomas Davis
Newark
Petrotty
A. A. Dunphy
Will
Gete
Pennsylvania Railroad
Teatures
Bungler
TULA
GM Gididinag & Chi
Paris
Marine Intelligence
High Water
Eandy Hook
Sevarnors Te
Hell Gate
Auclatic
Rocks Peer & Comes
Warren St
Heralds
PIN
Goth
Ner T. EK Em
Vse Cohan
GET Rich Quick
Wallingford
Globs
Fears’ Fy
Colonial Alhambra
Roof Academy
Keith
Pra
Lesan Glos
Perika
Singapore
Torahame
Pern
Yokohania
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