Fate of sugar executives hinges on jury after tense trial
In a Havana courtroom style heated session Judge Martin asked jurors to choose between delaying verdict or charging now. Defendants Charlies R. Heike Ernest Gerbrachty and James F Bendernagel faced a sprawling closing where prosecutors branded Heike as the “head devil” while defense lawyers portrayed him as a mere registrar. The judge postponed verdict to the next morning leaving spectators disappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Criminal
United States Circuit Court
Charlies R. Heike
Ernest Gerbrachty
James F. Bendernagel
Helke
American Sugar Refining Company of New York
United States Attorney
Oratory
Clarence Lexow
Gerbracht
John B. Stanchfield
Heike
Oliver Spitzer
Atlanta
Henry L Stimson
Spitzer
Lexow
Havemeyrer & Elder
H. O. Hevemerer
Mr. Stanchfield
Stimson
Wickersham
United States
Bureau of Information
Stanchfield
Brooklyn
Richard Parr
Custom House
Firemen Buried With Honors in Double Funerals
Timothy Cotter and William Healy were laid to rest with full honors after the Washington street blaze. Cotter’s funeral at St. Alphonsus’ drew two thousand mourners. Healy’s at St. Peter’s. Fire Dept pallbearers from Engines 6 and 1 acted as guards, with Fire Commissioner Waldo and Deputies O Keeffe Johnson present at both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Cotter
William Healy
Washington Street
Cotter
Nora Williams
St. Alphonsus’ Church
West Broadway
Canal Street
Guard of Honor
Healy
St. Peter's Church
Barclay Street
Eaé Men’s Company
Waldo
O'Keeffe
Johnson
Brewers Offer Help to Government in Regulating Liquor Traffic
Washington June 9 After endorsing a plan for organized brewing industry aid to government authorities in regulating the retail liquor traffic and supporting a national labor and arbitration agreement the fiftieth annual convention of the United States Brewers Association adjourned today Trustees elected Edward Puhl Boston Herman Straub Pittsburg Charles Wiedmann Newport Ky Albert Curry Washington Rudolph Brand Chicago Rudolph J Schaeffer New York and Lewis Hemrich Seattle will serve as trustees Percy Andreae Cincinnati argued against prohibition Holman Day Portland Me cited Maine's half century law and the GOP's stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Brewers’ Association
Percy Andreae
Cincinnati
Ohio Brewers’ Vigilance Bureau
Mr. Taft
Holman Day
Portland
Maine
Republican Party
Edward Puhl
Boston
Herman Straub
Pittsburg
Charles Wiedmann
Newport
Albert Curry
Rudolph Brand
Chicago
Rudolph J. Schaeffer
New York
Lewis Hemrich
Seattle
Gruber Stirs Court In Hammond Typewriter Suit
Abraham Gruber disrupted proceedings in the case brought by James B Hammond the Hammond Typewriter Co stock owner seeking to recover 5X shares deeded to officers and employees. He challenged Taft's opening and forced the stenographer to read it aloud. Earlier a juror was excused after presenting a contagious mumps certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Gruber
James B. Hammond
Hammond Typewriter Company
W. M. K. Olcott
Henry W. Taft
Hammond
Mr. Gruber
Olcott
Justice McCall
Gruber
Taft
Cutter Tows Fishermen Off Governor's Island
Captain John Bradley aboard the revenue cutter Calumet spotted the three foot power boat Tuscan from Jersey City anchored near Governor's Island. The amateur fishing party requested a tow to the Battery after engine trouble, and the Calumet complied by taking a line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bradley
Calumet
Governor's Island
Jersey City
Mr. Little
Bradley
The
Pupils Pay for Diplomas at Brooklyn Public School
Teachers at Public School 92 on Rog ers Avenue and Winthrop Street in Brooklyn charged 10 cents per pupil to have their diplomas penned by an expert penman, with an extra fee for a diploma ribbon. Principal concerns claim this violated Board of Education rules that forbid charging pupils for graduation. Dr Andrew W Edson announced an immediate investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Avenue
Winthrop Street
Brooklyn
Board of Education
Andrew W. Edson
Motor Boat Led To Wedding In Brooklyn Suit
Grover F. Muller sues liquor dealer W. P. Siebern for 50000 alleging alienation of his wife Mae Voss Muller's affections. Muller towed Mrs Muller's drifting motor boat to shore during Jamaica Bay cruise, followed by marriage. Muller later saw wife with Siebern, leading to separations and arrests for disorderly conduct and non support. Mrs Muller has filed for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover F. Muller
Quincy Street
Brooklyn
W. P. Siebern
Church Avenue
Dr. Muller
Mr. Siebern
Man Claims Patrolman Ruse Led to Larceny Charge
John Freed, who absented himself from an address, is accused by Patrick Dougherty of entering a Second Avenue saloon on May 1 and feigning an arrest for an excise violation. Dougherty paid $10 to drop the case but later learned he was swindled. Freed faces counts of imposture as a patrolman and larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Freed
Patrick Dougherty
Second Avenue
Dougherty
Freed
Roosevelt Picture Free With Next Sunday's Tribune
Readers are invited to obtain a color portrait of Colonel Roosevelt at no charge with the upcoming Sunday issue of the Tribune. The offer encourages households to display the image in their windows as a public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Tribune
New Rail Tariffs Up to Washington With Postponement
Washington June 9 representatives of eastern railroads filed to begin August 1 with higher rates pending the railroad bill. If law fails by then a further postponement will occur. Officials expect months before ICC rules. Also notes graft probe into naturalization in New York Federal Building and Mayor Gaynor’s correspondence with the Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Ohio River
Eastern Railroad
Taft
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Knapp
Clark
C. C. McCain
Trunk Line Committee
George F. Randolph
Baltimore & Ohio
T. B. Koons
Central Railroad of New Jersey
B. D. Caldwell
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
D. W. Cooke
Erie
T. N. Jarvis
Lehigh Valley
C. F. Daly
F. Laban
New York Central & Hudson River
George D. Dixon
Robert E. Wright
Pennsylvania
R. L. Russell
Felton Sees Path to Higher Freight Rates With Taft
President S. M. Felton of the Chicago Great Western Railroad says he is satisfied with the Taft agreement. He notes freight rate increases delayed a few months and expects the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve higher charges after reviewing the situation under anticipated new legislation. He trusts the commission’s wisdom to allow rate hikes to meet wage costs labor demands and higher material costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Taft
S. M. Felton
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Delicatessen Owner Plans German Inheritance Trip
Simon Rothschild of 2305 Jackson Avenue Long Island City says he will sail for Germany with his sister Mrs Gretta Stein Bath Beach to claim one half of a Cassel estate valued over 300000 dollars left by a deceased sister. He has run the Jackson avenue shop for years and profits recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Rothschild
Jackson Avenue
Long Island City
Germany
Cassel
Rothschild
Gretta Stein
Bath Beach
Stein
Attachment of Delaware Ferry Company by Jennie Ames
Jennie Ames attaches the Delaware River Ferry Company to enforce an $8,000 verdict after the Supreme Court upheld the lower court judgment. The seizure targets the Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company deposits and Drexel & Co garnishees, plus a Chestnut Street ferry wharf, with Morgan and others named in the garnishment. The case stems from a passenger injury on a ferry boat Ocean City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Philadelphia
Delaware River Ferry Company
Jennie Amos
Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company
Provident Trust Company
Ferry
J. Pierpont Morgan
Edward T. Stotesbury
Charles Steele
George W. Perkins
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Henry F. Davidson
Temple Bow
Ocean City
Supreme Court
Stowaways Swim For Shore Off Boston. One Dies
Two Russian stowaways from the steamer Winifredian attempted to swim ashore near Boston Light. Simon Grunberg died after being pulled from the water, while Max Selling was rescued and later to accompany Grunberg's body back to Russia. The men were not eligible for admission to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Winifredian
Liverpool
Boston Light
Max Selling
Simon Grunberg
Russia
Selling
Grunberg
May Settle Strike Today At Otis Elevator Plants
Secretary Wilson of District No. 15 announces a preliminary conference between machinists' committee and Otis Elevator Company officers in Yonkers Buffalo and New York City with a settlement hoped for today. A second meeting will be held in New York with President Baldwin while iron moulders at Yonkers press for a $3.50 daily minimum wage and may attend the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
International Association of Machinists
Otis Elevator Company
Yonkers
Buffalo
Baldwin
Not a Matter of Politics in Brookyln Supreme Court Ruling
Controller Prendergast testified yesterday in Brooklyn before Justice Crane as James F. Butler sought reinstatement as a cashier in the Controller's office. Butler, a Democratic election district captain in the 12th Assembly District, had his complaint dismissed. The jury found no political motive in the dismissal but agreed he had not received a hearing. The suit used an alternative writ of mandamus. Butler will seek a peremptory writ of mandamus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Controller Prendergast
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Crane
James F. Butler
Butler
Tuberculosis Sunday marks nationwide church outreach impact
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports that over four million churchgoers heard about tuberculosis on the first national Tuberculosis Sunday held April 4. More than 1,250 literature pieces were distributed and about one eighth of the nation’s 33 million churchgoers participated, with notices and sermons reaching 25,005,000 readers via newspapers. planners expect even broader reach next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Association
United States
Graft Prosecution Backer Sails Abroad for Reform Study
Rudolph Spreckels, financer of San Francisco graft prosecutions that sent Ruef and Schmitz to jail, sailed on the George Washington to Bremen. He aims to study European graft handling, observe officials, and push a national association to suppress graft. Anne Morgan travels with him. E H Sothern laments Broadway's handling of Shakespeare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Spreckels
San Francisco
Eugene Schmitz
Abraham Ruef
Bremen
Spreckels
Europe
Association For
Gaynor
Anne Morgan
J. P Morgan
George Washington
E. H. Sothern
Broadway
Academy of Music
Third Avenue
Potter Losses City Ambulance Post Over Civil Service Rule
Mayor Gaynor declared he opposes appointments outside Civil Service lists and in nonstandard order. He opposed the board plan to appoint Daniel C. Potter as director and W. J. McKenna and N. O. Fanning as deputies, saying personnel should come from the Civil Service in numerical order to curb favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor
Baker
Board of Ambulance Service
Civil Service
Drummond
Dr. Brannan
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals
Daniel C. Potter
Pan Americans Luncheon Receives Distinguished Guests
William McCarroll hosts a luncheon for U S Pan American conference delegates at the Drug Club in Buenos Aires. The guest list includes Henry White E E Crowder J Bassett Moore Lewis Nixon Bernard Moses Paul Riensch David S Kinsley and other notable figures such as Mayor Gaynor and John Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCarroll
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
United States
Buenos Ayres
Drug Club
Henry White
France
E. E. Crowder
United States Army
J. Bassett Moore
Columbia University
Lewis Nixon
Bernard Moses
University of California
Paul S. Riensch
David
Marine Intelligence Almanac Notes and Tidal Data
Sunrise 4 28 sunrise 7 29 moon sets 10 55 moon age 4 high water Sandy Hook Governor s Island ban gale times 19 08 16 38 12 23
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minature Almanac
High Water
Sandy Hook
Governor's Island
Shipping reports show vessels near Sandy Hook expected dockings
Wireless reports indicate the Campania 850 miles east and due Saturday forenoon. the Pennsylvania 193 miles east and due this forenoon. the Cleveland 1,210 miles east and due Sunday forenoon. the Oceania 278 miles east and due to dock. the San Giorgio 353 miles east and due forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campania
Sandy Hook
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Oceania
San Giorgio
Maritime Schedule Fragments Show Sailings By Many Lines
Fragmentary listing shows numerous vessels and ports with sailing times across numerous lines including Cunard Red Star and Clyde. Entries mention ships such as Caronia Baltic Trent Comanche and Empress of India among others with destinations from Liverpool to Havana and Matanzas to New Orleans. The jumble includes times in am and pm for Saturday and Sunday departures and arrivals, reflecting a crowded port schedule with varied routes and carriers.
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E Friedrich
Jam
Prince
Rio Jan
Matanzas
Tampico
Ward
Comanche
Jackville
Clyde
St Louiis
Southampton
Cincinnati
Hambur
Caronia
Liverpool
Cunard
Baltic
Trent
Hermuda
Zulla
la Guayra
Red D
Carolina
San Juan
Sarnia
Hayt
Havana
Orotava
Jamaica
Vaderland
Antwerp
Red Star
Minnewaska
London
California
Glasgow
la Gascogne
Havre
Hayti
Alleghany
Palermo
Hamb-Am
Batavia
Eugenia
Oceania
Naples
Enere
Austrian Aples
Perugia
Leghorn
la Provence
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
San Giorgio
Star of
Zealand
Buenos Ayres
Cadiz
Giall
Gibraltar
Merida
Ward Cee
Santa Marta
Trinidad
Healt
el Ra
Galveston
Lissabon Bremen
Rio Grande Galveston
Mallory C of
Montgomery
Savannah
Arapahoe
Jacksonville
Lapland Imabele Antwerp
Celtic Wasees
White Star
Cleveland Hamburg
Columbia Palermo
Seguranca Tampico
Shipping News Gales Mark Port Arrivals and Departures 1910
Port of New York details ships arriving and leaving on June 9 1910 including City of Macon Momus Trieste Taormina and Breslau with passengers and cargo. Weather noted southeast winds rain at Sandy Hook. Sailing list covers vessels bound for Copenhagen Havre Bremen Naples Philadelphia and more with ports and cargo details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Macon
Savannah
Ocean Si Co
Moise
Momus
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Jine
Toronto
Hull
Boston
Sanderson & Son
Art
Nen Grenada
Trinidad
Renada
Trinidad Shipping and Trading Co
Bar
Trieste
Viene
Palermo
Naples
Cunard Co. Ltd
Pete Breslau
Ger
Baltimore
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co
Folk
Old Dominions Co
Iroquois
Jacksonville
Charleston
Clygens Co
Quune
Relief
Newport News
Merritt- Chapman Derrick and Wrecking Co
Atlantis
Nor
Nipe Bay
Atlantic Fruit Co
Ber
Philadelphia
Homerous Bar
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Natal
Ponce
Cienfuegos
Havana
R P Houston & Co
Breslau
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Hamburg-American Line
Tigers
Fire Island
Sandy Hook
Oscar II
Copenhagen
la Savoie
Havre
George Washington
Re d'Italia
Ital
Clara
Marienfels
Batavia
Banes
Pan
Puerto Plata
el Paso
Galveston
Morro Castle
Santa Marta
Kingston
Citta of Palermo
Tampa
Afghanistan
Perth
Amboy
Princess Anne
Norfolk
Campania
Rotterdam
Moncentsio
Durban
Manila
Bngland
Chelston
Taormina
City of Savannah
Delaware
Ogeechee
Brunswick
Rugbeilan
Transatlantic Ships and Routes Show Busy June Listings
A dense ledger of ships traveling between New York and global ports lists vessels such as Kroonland Berg Hyades Prins Maurits Adriatic Moltke Sannio Germania Niagara Mimico Kronprinzessin Cecilie Majestic Ryndam and more. Routes include New York Cherbourg Southampton Genoa Naples Havre Calcutta Boston Lizard and Melbourne with multiple via points like Kingston Singapore and Punta Arenas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
New Yorkmouth
Cherbourg
Gibraltar
Moltke
Ger
New York
Naples
Genoa
Havre
la Lorraine
Plymouth
Adriati
Sannio
Ital
Philadelphia
Colon
Prinz Joachim
Kingston
Kronprinzessin
Cecilie
Bremen
New Or
Calcutta
Planet Mars
Bombay
Boston
Romanie
Duca Degli Abruzzi
Queenstown
Majestic
Ryndam
Boulogne
Rotterdam
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American Sugar Refining Company
Stranahen
MR. Gruber Stirs Court
Penman
Barkeeper
Criminal Bureau of
United States Attorney’s Office
George W. Wickersham
United States Attorney General
Federal
Shields
Walton
Russell
Federal Building
Naturalization Bureau
Joseph Bedner
Hough
Congress
Grand Jury
Felton
Reading Ferry Company
Potter
McCarroll
Marine Intelligence
Japan
Corea
China
Tacoma
Keemun
Philippines
Vancouver
Empress of India
Fiji Islands
Australia
New Zealand
Manuka
Hawaii
Sierra
Shipping News
Port of
Bath Robes
Brownins King ‘Avy & Company
32Nd Street
Cooper Square
5Th Street
Fulton Street
Warren St
Tuy Knickerbocker
EASON
Musi
Francis Wi
Hudson
Garrick
Jas. C. Morton
New Amsterdam
Frederic Thompson
Joseph Cawthorn
American Roof Garden
Camp Instantans
Mlle
Geo. Evans
St. Westar
Lenna
Chas. J. Ros
Eos SF
Marie Dressler
DeWolf Hopper
Manhat
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Yea
Wallack
HB. Warner Colonial
Alhamer
Keith & Pro
Ikoon
Thompson & Sah T
Una
Wade
Dane Sn
RO Mattnee
Will Dadge
Colum At
New- York
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