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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1906

Page

28

Berwind Will Assist as Commission Probes Coal Shipments

E J Berwind head of the Berwind-White Coal Mining company and his brother John B testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission. The inquiry focused on Harsimus Pier coal shipments and weighing practices by the Berwind-White line and the Pennsylvania Railroad. The session adjourned to next Tuesday with A E Storrs to travel to New York for further examination.

Every Interstate Commerce Commission E. J. Berwind Berwind-White Berwind John Band Glasgow E. J. Ber St Deine Europe Mr. Berwind Washington EJ Herwind R. F. Corcoran G. A. Willis George E. Dickinson A. E. Storrs New York Charles Heebner Ements Cockrell Heebner Glascow Mements Harsimus Pier Mortis Claims Department Pennsvania Railroad Altoona Francis L. Gowen Pennshania Railroad Company Atterbury Bollidaystire J. E. Berwind Coal Company Berlins-White Company Perbie Pennsylvania Railroad Company Coal Fe Harsimus Emfoyce Seichts Hopf W. A Guihtte Indiana Penn Frank C. Hoff Meruger Atterbury Commens Coal J. R. Bauffer Majestic Cel Compan Guthrie J. R. Stauffer T Stauffer J. B. Stauffer Cercoran Har

Standard Oil testimony mute as ICC reopens probe

The Interstate Commerce Commission reopened its inquiry into Standard Oil of Ohio as Virgil P. Kline declined to testify and only one witness, M C Tully of Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway, was heard. C A Prouty led questioning and adjourned with no further witnesses.

Cleveland Interstate Commerce Commission Standard Oil Company C. A. Prouty J. ¥. Marchand S. Medard Pittsburg Prouty Virgil P. Kline Standard Oil Company of Ohio Kline Commissioner of Corporations Commission Washington Ohio Judson C. Clements D. C Industrial Commission Garfield Marchand M. C. Tully Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company Tully Chicago G. J. Grammer Ofl

Italian Threat Over Shrine Amid Tenement Eviction

Tenement House Department moves to evict occupants from four ramshackle buildings on Olton Avenue Brooklyn. Anticipating resistance, police bar entry while Italian women defend a shrine to the Virgin Mary by praying and cursing officers. Children unable to enter homes as residents refuse to leave.

Metropolitan Averm Huveneser Street Williamsburg Ierment Brooklyn Tytheatth Department Olton Avenue Wackte Etee Board S

Rumor of Dividend Increase at Baltimore & Ohio

A rumor circulated that Baltimore and Ohio common stock would raise its yearly dividend from five to six percent. The report, tied to other Penn Central related lines, could not be confirmed and may have stemmed from speculation about Pennsylvania Railroad and related subsidiaries.

Baltimore & Ohio Penn_— Company Ebury Ncinnatl Chicago & St. Louis Pennsylvania. Railroad Company Relly Nce Pennsylvania Ry Wd Baltimore & Ghio

Pierce Far From Oil Hearings In St Louis

H Clay Pierce chairman of Waters-Pierce Oil Company remained in New York amid a promise by his attorney John D Johnson that Pierce would attend the St Louis oil hearing. Johnson declined to discuss Pierce’s possible appearance.

St. Louis H. Clay Pierce Waters-Pierce Oil Company John ID. Johnson Perce New York Johnson

Suing a Building Loan Lawyer Over Deed and Profit

Walter A. Dick sues Ferdinand Kurtzman for 25000 alleging wrongful acts in securing a building loan on an Amsterdam Avenue project. Dick claims Kurtzman pressed for a second mortgage to cover material men, pressured a deed transfer to a Kurtzman clerk, and profited from the foreclosure. Kurtzman admits the transactions but denies offering profits. case set for fall term.

Ferdinand Kurtzman Walter A. Dick Supreme Court Amsterdam Avenue 166Th Street Kurtzman Kurtzmen

Brokers Face Loss Over Interborough Met Contracts

Stock Exchange governing committee ruling forces brokers to accept contracts for Interborough Metropolitan securities despite customer refusals. Customers claim changes after merger announcement void the deals and seek court adjudication. Stock Exchange houses risk losses unless courts side with brokers in upcoming litigation.

Stock Exchange Governing Committee Stock Exchange Interborough-Metropolitan Interborough Metropolitan Exchange Interborough Rapid Transit Interborough Metropolitan Company Metropolitan Street Railway Metropolitan Securities Interborough Stock Exchange Houses

Dividends Declared by United Railways Investment Co San Francisco

The board of United Railways Investment Co of San Francisco declares a 2 percent dividend on preferred stock for the period September 6 to March 3. Dividend payable in scrip with 5 percent interest from issue to redemption. Directors aim to conserve cash for the United Railways rebuild and expect cash dividends to resume next year.

United Railways Investment Company of San Francisco United Railroads of United Railways

Fisk and Robinson Win Canal Bonds Auction

Albany June 14 Fisk and Robinson of New York won the award for the entire issue of 1 006 000 state 3 per cent gold canal improvement bonds bids were received by William C Wilson acting State Controller The firm bid 101 13 and Interest The bonds may be registered or coupon form at buyer option run fifty years pay interest semi annually in January and July and are tax exempt

Albany Fisk & Robinson New York Wiliam C. Wilson

Morton Guilty in Perjury Case With Mercy Recommendation

The jury found Harry Morton guilty of perjury in the Berthe Claiche trial after about two hours deliberation. He faces motions for a new trial, with Justice Scott setting a hearing for next Monday. The trial featured clashes over witness credibility and a defense summing up attacking prosecution witnesses.

Harry Morton Morton Berthe Claiche Scott Townsend Gerdron Martineau Ely Berthe Clarche

Plans to Aid Horses in Summer Care by S P C A

At yesterday's board meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, new directors James Speyer John D Crimmins General Rush C Hawkins and Courtlandt S Van Rensselaer were elected. The society outlined expanded horse care for summer including more watering stations drawing water from hydrants under city permit, with twenty sites now up to fifty planned.

Society For the Prevention of Cruelty James Speyer John D. Crimmins Rush C. Hawkins Courtlandt S. van Rensselaer Society Our Animal Friends Board of Managers Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity C. H. Hankinson Municipal Art Commission Madison Avenue 2Th Street

Bankruptcies Filed in U S District Court Yesterday

Petitions in bankruptcy were filed. Henry B. Ketcham named receiver for Arnold Rice Adier Co with a $5000 bond. Jesse Watson named receiver for Willam Gwynne Jr curb broker at 15 Broadway with a $1000 bond. Creditors allege Gwynne disappeared after March 12 1901 taking stocks of Bay State Gas Gold Hill and Blue Bell mining firms. Assets include books a team horses carriages and harness worth at least $1000.

United States District Court Henry B. Ketcham Arnold-Rice-Adier Company Jesse Watson Willam Gwynne, Jr Curb Dreker Troad Samuel Currie Curb Gwynne Bay State Gas Company Gold Hill Mining Company Blue Bell Mining Company

Remarkable underpricing of Syrian spangled scarves

MOLVED is a delayed shipment of 500 Syrian handwoven scarves. The shoulder throws feature Orient designs with gilt and silver spangles. Demand outstrips supply. import delayed abroad. Sale prices are about half value at $6.74 $7.74 $8.74 $9.74 to $18.74.

Mon Bijou Veil Combines Scarf Hood and Veil

A novelty head attire item named Mon Bijou combines scarf hood and veil with two strings to switch styles. Shown in black white gray champagne and other colors, sold elsewhere at 6.00, our price 3.96 with limited quantities.

Exclusive Novelties In Men's Handkerchiefs

A local store showcases new men handkerchiefs from France including silk and linen styles with white centers and embroidered initials. Veils and tuxe veiling offered on the first floor. prices range from 12c to 96c per yard for veils and 59c for silk and linen kerchiefs.

France

Week End Specials in Hats and Trimmings at First Floor

Ready to wear hats in sailor and turbane shapes trimmed with quills buckles and velvet. About 150 hats, former prices up to 3.69, sale price 99 cents. Flowers in importer sample line retailing up to 1.00, sale price 15 cents.

Serius Norfolk

Bed Spreads And Summer Blankets Catalog Entry

EXTRA QUALITY CROCHET SPREADS hemmed two sizes 7SxM inch S6xS0 inch $1.42 SATIN AND MARSEILLES SPREADS hemmed new de 78x88 inch 52.82 signs T0x88 Inch SOx8 inch $2.32 S6xsS¢ inch MARSEILLES SPREADS fringed with cut corners for brass beds S8SxSt inch size $2.34 and $2.48 ARMY BLUE CAMPING BLANKETS TOxSs inch size ONO Soa easter ceases $4.93 TAN COTTON BLANKETS S7xT7 inch size a pair 49e

Marseilles

Porch and Cottage Furniture Show Abundant Reed and Rustic Styles

A large display of porch and cottage furniture from Reed, Splint, and Rustic Silver Birch lines promises a west NYC stock, featuring Rockers, Settees, Arm Chairs, and high back designs with reed or cane seating. Prices range from $1.79 to $5.40, with rustic hickory and willow options and a full assortment of maple framed pieces.

New York City Nainsock and Lewn H. S Renee Emity Namseok Point de Paris

Machinery Sale Ad at 398 Madison

Reduced prices on 500 second hand wood and iron working machines all fully guaranteed. Machines bought and exchanged at GMO B Eddy 398 Madison Ave.

GMO Eddy Madison

Agents Wanted Mr Adv Agent in Insurance Offer

If you are a Mason send your age for favorable insurance rates. J. H. Gray invites inquiries at his office 612 West 8th Street Cincinnati Ohio.

J. H. Gray Cincinnati Ohio

Friday Sale of Dry Goods and White Goods Items

Local shop advertises Friday specials on unbleached and bleached muslins pillowcases and sheeting fabrics. Also promoting damasks towels laces and napkins, organdies chambrays batistes and fine lawn fabrics with multiple price points and no mail orders.

Enews Armure Ince Crere Batistes, &c Oxford Pancy Organ

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H. C. Pierce Sues Loan Lawyer United Railways Investment Company Claiche R. H. Macy & Co E’way Broadway Eton Wallace Numnberg Veils AEARN West Fourteenth Street Sale Oyoka C. A Cilffon Taffeta Am Peau de Bole Jane Salg Chittren Batiste Seecadeeeq Reese
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