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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1907

Page

16

Spies and sleuths in bribery trial unfold espionage web

In U S District Court Judge Hough hears Bribery case against Stanley S Bagg. Indictments March target Francesco Xavier Edward J Theay Harley Huff accuse conspirators seeking forced labor for an East Coast Railroad project from Miami to Key West. Mary Grace Quackenbos aids probe assisted by Julius J Kron. Bagg and W R Smith hired to identify witnesses and secure access to Kron through restaurant owner Michael Tandlich. Bagg offered Kron $300 as part of the scheme.

Stanley S. Bagg United States District Court Hough Secret Service Francesco Xavier Edward J. Theay Harley Huff Florida East Coast Miami Key West Mary Grace Quackenbos United States District Attorney Julius J. Kron Department of Justice Bagg Kron

New Hamburg American liner President Lincoln arrives in port

The 18,500 ton President Lincoln, fresh from Plymouth and on the New York to Hamburg service, arrived late last night and will dock soon. It is a six mast schooner winged steamer 616 feet long with 68 foot beam, carrying four passenger classes and 324 first cabin seats with a 228 seat dining saloon. Expected Atlantic crossing nine to ten days under ordinary weather.

President Lincoln Atlantic New York Plymouth Amerika

Kron and spies entwined in grand jury bribery probe

In a web of payments and shadowing, Kron faced attempts by Bagg and Smith to extract names, addresses, and affidavits from witnesses. Kron reported to Flynn as the scheme unfolded, with Bagg and Smith under Secret Service surveillance. The case ties to prior investigations and involves Metropolitan Street Railway Company ties and a prior Tillinghast conviction.

Bagg Flynn Secret Service Smith Kron Metropolitan Street Railway Company Bircher New York Life Criminal Courts Astor House Broadway Bagge Tandlich William H. T.linghast United States O’brien Government Arthur Palmer Smith and Bagg Hough

Municipal Art Commission disapproves Morris High School murals

The Municipal Art Commission rejected the Morris High School historical paintings offered by the Municipal Art Society for city use because no permanent display location was provided. The panel stressed it approved the artist's work but needs a fixed site before acceptance. The commission also backed plans for Inwood viaduct signage, the Thorvaldsen statue relocation, and new buildings in Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx.

Municipal Art Commission Morris High School Municipal Art Society Milo R. Maltbie Maltbie Inwood Viaduct Riverside Drive Thorvaldsen Th Street Central Park 59Th *Fert Seventh Ave Kingston Avenue Hospital Brooklyn Queens Bronx Canarsie

Exhibition of W Haskell Coffin Pictures at His Studio

An exhibition yesterday showcased oil pastels and red chalk works by young American artist W Haskell Coffin at his Fast 23d street studio. The display includes Charleston sketches, Venice studies, Venetian Boats and The Rialto, Paris Latin Quarter street scenes, and interiors of the Musée de Cluny. Portraits feature Mrs J Hopkins Smith Jr and George M Coffin, the artist’s father, with red chalk drawings done without models.

W. Haskell Coffin Fast 23d Street Charleston S. C

Stokes Suit Thrown Out Over Child Support Case

Lucy M. Randolph's suit against W. E. D Stoker was dismissed by Justice Jaycox as improperly framed. Randolph plans an appeal while Stokes's wealth was questioned for child support estimates. The session revealed intimate letters and cross examination about paternity and relationships.

Lucy M. Randolph W. E. D Stoker Jaycox George Gordon Battle Randolph Stokes Justice Jaycox Battle Rattle Sureme Court Abe Gruber Gruber

Subway Wire Fight in Contempt Case

Justice McCall of the Supreme Court took the papers and reserved decision on punishing the Consolidated Electric Subway Telegraph Company for contempt of court. The Long Acre Electric Light and Power Company seeks room for its wires, after a Court of Appeals ruling upheld a mandamus to compel duct access. The company claims ducts are filled with wires and new ducts must be built, with timing undetermined.

Justice McCall Supreme Court Consolidated Electric Subway Telegraph Company Court of Appeals Long Acre Electric Light and Power Company Justice Dowling Long Acre Company Consolidated Company Henry J. Hemmens

City Must Pay Six Cents Damages in Meeker Suit

A Newark Circuit Court jury awarded six cents damages to Frank W. Meeker, a Livingston dairyman, against the city of East Orange after he sued for 10,000 dollars claiming artesian wells near the city’s water plant dried springs on his farm. The verdict supports owner rights to subterranean streams. the city plans an appeal.

Newark Frank W. Meeker Livingston East Orange Meeker Sait

Associated Sunday Magazines A cooperative publishing venture

The Associated Sunday Magazines Incorporated offers an illustrated weekly magazine to readers of nine daily papers at no extra cost beyond the Sunday paper. It features articles and pictures from top authors and artists, including Kipling Conan Doyle and Edith Wharton, and aims for high literary merit and broad human interest.

Associated Sunday Magazines, Incorporated Rudyard Kipling Conan Doyle Anthony Hope Richard Harding Davis Edith Wharton Cardinal Gibbons Grover Cleveland Lyman J. Gage David J. Brewer Associated Sunday Magaznes

Sign Men Defiant in Supreme Court Protest Over City Sign Rules

In a New York Supreme Court proceeding before Justice McCall, sign and billboard owners sought a temporary injunction against city prosecutions for ordinance violations. Julian Mayer for C J Gude Advertising argued testing the ordinance’s legality requires a higher court review, citing 22 Municipal Court cases and asserting signs are integral to buildings and safely constructed. Assistant Corporation Counsel John F. O'Brien defended the city's authority, noting prior constitutional validation of sign regulation and new signs going up without permits. The judge deferred final action, planning to await Municipal Court test cases and agreed to a further appeal. The Edison company also faced similar claims over an eighteen foot high sign at East 125th Street. The city vowed to continue prosecutions and file pendens when cases prevail.

Supreme Court Mayer Court of Appeals John F. O'Brien McCall Edson Company East 125Th Street O'Brien Edison Company

Attempt to wreck auto on Long Island prompts arrest

An attempt to wreck a Stern Brothers automobile near Bayside Long Island Tuesday night led to injuries for two chauffeurs and Myron Schafer. Stones and rubble blocked the road at a sharp turn. an Italian camp nearby was raided with two men arrested. Schafer reached New York after a safe departure. The Automobile Club offered a reward for the planners.

Bayside Long Island Benjamin Stern Stern Brothers Northwood Stern Roslyn Mr. Stern Robert Sandford James J. Pettit Irving Stern Myron Schafer Mr. Schafer Long Island Road Carl Koller Manhattan Schafer New York Stock Exchange Automobile Club

Transatlantic service ads from Hamburg American and allied lines

An array of ship departures and routes from the Hamburg American Line and partner lines. Listings include Plymouth Cherbourg Hamburg voyages with dates mid June to July, Mediterranean trips to Gibraltar Naples Genoa, and Atlantic services to New York and Liverpool. Also notes Tourist Bureau, travel services, and railway schedules with offices in New York and Brooklyn.

Barbarossa Friedrich Kurfuerst P. Alice Bremen GIB’ Star Naples GENDA K. Lutse K. Luise K. Albert Irene P. Irene Neckar Genoa Hoboken LLOYD Oelrichs & CO Broadway N. Y Louis Hamburg-American Line Plymouth Cherbourg Hamburg tNew Gibpaltar N. R. American Line Southampton ST Louis 8ST Vaderland Kroonland Diy White Star Line Mes New York Q’napool BALTI Sam Cedric Celtic Ug. l Teutonic Soceanic Majestic New York Azore Mediterra'an Boston Whitehall Battery North River Liverpool Queens London Paris Campania Carmania Etruria Caronia Lucanta Umbria Fiume Gibraltar Trieste

Useful Novelties in Leather Goods

Strictly new goods of reliable qualities and latest styles at prices that make them advisable investments. Sole Leather to Alligator Grain and Cloth with fittings up to 14 pieces, including sterling silver cases lined with quilted satin. Encompasses belts, cases, bags, straps, and related accessories in varied leathers plus pole and window items.

Carlton

Mid-Summer Millinery Novelties At True Economy Prices

Announcement of economical millinery items with prices and options. Exquisite chiffon massings, flowers, ribbons, wings, and braids in hats and toques. Semi ready hats in Mohair braids with chiffon, Sailor styles, and white chips. Untrimmed hats, rose wreaths, and crush roses offered with various color options and value comparisons to elsewhere pricing.

Milan Daxeway Canantnicn

Damask and Hemstitched Scarfs on Sale at Basement Store

Stamped scarfs listed as new designs including lixh White Damask and Mamie Hnen hemstitched open work, with regular price of 20. Basement building advertises the location of the new store.

Mamie Hnen

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