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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1909

Page

15

Gould Non Support Case Leaves Abandonment Claim Open

Justice Dowling ordered continuation of Katherine Gould v Howard Gould focusing on abandonment, after cruelty and non support claims failed to be proven. Testimony covered Howard Gould’s income, estate values, and Mrs Gould’s lavish expenditures, with witnesses including George J Gould and ex police inspector McLoughlin as the trial stretched into reports of Blue Gap Farm and Dustin Farnum.

Justice Dowling Katherine Clemmons Gould Howard Gould George J. Gould William McLoughlin Elijah Sells Gould DeLancey Nicoll Sirhearn Sells Jay Gould Mr. Shearn Shearn Mr. Gould Fifth Avenue Port Washington Mr. Nicoll Gome Dustin Farnum Blue Gap Virginia Howard Katherine Farnum McLaughlin Frank Peabody Big Bill” Hawley Big Bill’ Hawley Helen Gould Katherine Clemmons Haywood Hawley Miss Gould Damnemora Mr. Nico Peabody Big Hawley Paddy the Pig Sixth Avenue Clarence J. Shearn Giegerich Mirabeau L. Towns

Board to discuss stock exchange rule clash

The Consolidated Stock Exchange's new board, meeting for the first time, will consider relations with the New York Stock Exchange after NYSE adopted restrictive rules. The board may authorize actions by former customers of Consolidated firms against the NYSE, seeking to end a boycott or to compel approval for Consolidated members to transact.

Board of Governors Consolidated Stock Exchange Consolidated New York Stock Exchanges Stock Exchange New York Stock Exchange Consolidated Exchange

U S Steel Shares Hit Paris Stock Debates

Paris dispatch notes U S Steel common shares listing faces delay sparking French press flurries. Articles in L Action and L Autorité attack the move as speculative and harming French steel interests. Morgan Harjes Co. deny delays and expect negotiations to close soon.

Paris United States Steel Corporation Paris Stock Exchange L’action L’autorité Ateel Morgan, Harjes & Co

Seaboard Underwriting Syndicate Formed by Major Banks

Blair and Co Ladenburg Thalmann and Middendorf Williams will form an underwriting syndicate to guarantee the sale of income bonds under Seaboard Air Line reorganization plan not taken by stockholders. Synopsis says 18 million of 825 million authorized to be sold now with stockholders allowed pro rata at 7 percent. Many applications for participation already received.

Central Bank of Corea to be Established in Seoul

The Central Bank of Corea will be established at Seoul with capital of 14 million yen, 6 percent guaranteed by the Corean government. The bank will be endorsed by the Japanese government.

Tokio

Norfolk railroad receivership to end on foreclosure sale

T L Chadbourne of New York representing majority holders of Norfolk and Southern Railway securities said the receivership pending since July 1998 will terminate once a foreclosure sale is conducted. Bondholders will buy the road under a reorganization scheme.

Norfolk, Va T. L. Chadbourne New York Norfolk & Southern Railway Securities

Morse seeks new trial in high court fight begins

Charles W. Morse's attorney Martin W. Littleton opened his bid for a new trial before the United States Circuit Court of Appeals. He challenged the fifty three counts of the indictment charging false entries and misapplication of funds tied to loans and stock transactions at the National Bank of North America. Henry L. Stimson and Felix Frankfurter appeared for the government. Littleton asserted no intent to defraud and argued the bank profited from the loans, while stressing errors in jury instructions. Stimson spoke next, outlining bank restrictions and Morse's responsibility for entry forms, with completion expected tomorrow.

Charles W. Morse Martin W. Littleton Mr. Littleton Mr. Morse United States Circuit Court of Appeals National Bank of North America Atlanta Morse Benjamin Morse Lacombe, Coxe and Noyes Henry L. Stimson United States Felix Frankfurter Littleton John F. Carroll Davidson Brown Oler Poor Mrs. Gelshenen Leslie E. Whiting Carrol Morse-Heinze Mercantile Heinze’s Bank of North America Heinze Stimson Whiting

Missing Wife Found In Morningside Park

Mrs Katharine Douglas wife of Patrolman John Douglas of West 68th street station was found yesterday evening in Morningside Park in a dazed condition. She had been missing since Friday afternoon after leaving for a downtown bank and told Patrolman McNevin she was his wife. She could not explain her movements and was pronounced demented by Dr Fitzgerald and taken to Bellevue Hospital for examination.

Katharine Douglas John D. Diouglas West 68Th Street West 115Th Street Morningside Park Douglas McNevin Weert 125Th Street 118Th Street MecNevin John Douglas West 125Th Street Wall Street Fitzgerald J Hood Wright Hospital Bellevue Hospital

New Haven Votes Higher Pay For Railroad Staff

New Haven announces at NY, New Haven & Hartford Railroad board meeting last week the unanimous vote to restore 10 and 5 percent salary reductions for all below vice president rank, effective July 1. No bonus is included. Restoration adds about $132,000 yearly.

New Haven New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad

Pickpocket Schmitt Sentenced After Trial in Brooklyn

Charles Schmitt, a confessed pickpocket, was sentenced to four years and six months in Sing Sing by Judge Dike in Brooklyn County Court. Detec tives Coughlan and McClusky were exonerated, despite Schmitt’s accusations they took money from him.

Charles Schmitt Brooklyn Sing Sing Dike Coughlan and McClusky Schmitt

Labor leaders arrive for AFL executive council convention

Samuel Gompers president James OConnell vice president and Frank Morrison secretary of the American Federation of Labor arrived yesterday from Washington to attend the AFL executive council convention opening today at the Victoria Hotel. John Mitchell is among attendees. Gompers and OConnell met yesterday with ex-Judge Alton B Parker about the Buck's Stove and Range case appeal. Gompers will sail for Europe Saturday to assess emigration sentiment.

Samuel Gompers James O'Connell Frank Morrison American Federation of Labor Washington Executive Council Victoria Hotel John Mitchell Gompers O'Connell Alton B. Parker Wright Buck's Stove and Range Company Europe

National Conference on Uniform Legislation Dates Set

The National Civic Federation executive council in New York adopted January 6 and 7 1910 for a National Conference on Uniform Legislation in Washington. Governors and leaders from national organizations will be invited. Taft will open the conference which will cover regulation of corporations and railroads divorce and child labor laws industrial insurance and conservation of national resources with Ex Judge Alton B Parker chairing the programme.

National Civic Federation Metropolitan Life Building Washington The Civic Federation Franklin MacVeagh John Mitchell John Hays Hammond J. W. Jenks Samuel Gompers R. M. Easley Executive Council Taft Alton B. Parker

Horse Cars Run at Loss on Crosstown Line

Joseph B. Mayer, receiver of the Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth Streets Crosstown Railroad Company, filed the quarter report with the Public Service Commission showing a $4,275 deficit and an operating ratio of 230.02 percent for three horse cars over 3.2 miles. Gross earnings were $3,174. expenses $7,019. other income $108. rentals $538. The assets show only the deficit. The line, chartered 1886 and foreclosed in 1996, was sold to Metropolitan Street Railway with $1.5 million capitalization and matching bonded debt, about $493,388 per mile, illustrating high traction finance.

Joseph B. Mayer Twenty-eighth Twenty-ninth Streets Crosstown Railroad Company Public Service Commission Metropolitan Street Railway Company Metropolitan

Brooklyn Unions Back New Building Code Revisions

Chairman Thomas A. Bray announced at City Hall that many labor organizations align with the majority report of the Building Code Revision Commission. He said Brooklyn representatives James B. Allen James A. Murphy Joseph A. Mullaney Charles Burns and Vincent Cavanaugh were appointed to speak for Brook lyn unions at aldermanic hearings. Resolutions upheld the majority report and a hearing is set for 10 a.m. today to hear opponents.

Thomas A. Bray Building Code Revision Commission City Hall Lebor Brooklyn James B. Allen Operative Plasterers’ International Union James A. Murphy Plumbers and Gasfitters’ Union No Joseph A. Mullaney Asbestos Workers Charles Burns Building Laborers and Material Handlers’ Union No Vincent Cavanaugh Laborers’ Protective Union

Japanese Pay San Francisco Mint Transfer Across Pacific

The Sub-Treasury sent 2,250,000 dollars yesterday to San Francisco for the Yokohama Specie Bank New York branch to payment for 2,250,000 in gold ingots purchased from the San Francisco mint for deposit in the Bank of Japan. An international banker said the sale was an exchange tied to Japan’s heavy foreign loan buying, with Japan aiming to reduce debt using a 50 million yen yearly sinking fund toward debt extinction in about 35 years.

San Francisco New York Yokohama Specie Bank Bank of Japan

Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac And Wireless Reports

Sunrise and sunset times plus moon phase are listed for key locations. Wireless reports note ships Carmania Noordam Hellig Clay Wilhelm der Grosse and others with positions east of Sandy Hook or Barry Hook and expected docking times across the morning and afternoon.

Carmania Sandy Hook L A Noordam Nantucket Barry Hook

Mail Vessel Schedule Teutonic and Teutonic Lineups

A compact listing shows vessels and ports with times for Wednesday June 16. Kronprinzessin Bremen N G Lloyd ports Trinidad Bermuda Quebec 8:00 am 10:00 am Potsdam Rotterdam Holland Am 10:00 am Europa Naples La Veloce City of Columbus Savannah Savannah 2:00 pm Mohawk Jacksonville Clyde 1:00 pm Teutonic Southampton White Star 6:00 am Mauretania Liverpool Cunard 6:30 am Bincher Hamburg Hamburg Am 12:20 pm 4:00 pm.

Maraval Trinidad Titian Barbados Lamp & Holt Matanzar Havana Oeeee Suriname Surinam Chaiser Wan den G Bremen Lloyd Clanfuegon Progreeo Ward Verona Genoa Tralian Albano Hamburg Hamb-Am Regina Palermo Toyd Sab Grosser Rotterdam Holland-Am Furneesta Glasgow Anchor Hellig Olav Christiansand Savannah Carmania Liverpool Cunard P. A Wilhelm Kingston Turks Island Hamb-Am Clyde New York Buffalo Hull Wilson Fl Alba Galveston Aples Southampton Demerara Agateees Paloma Nipe Tee Rio Seadeee New Orleans Mall Kronprinzessin G Lloyd Bermuda Quebec Potsdam Holland-Am Europa Naples la Veloce City of Columbus Mohawk Jacksonville Teutonic White Star Mauretania Liverpool Cunard Bincher Hamburg Hamburg-Am

Transpacific Mails and Destination List Summary

A dense list records Pacific mail sailings and destinational stops including Korona Barbados Quebec Alleghany Hayti Hamburg-Oceania Trieste Austrian Comanche Jacksonville Clyd Nueces Tampa Mallory Comal Galveston with times in June and ship names such as Empress of India Clan Macinnis Alameda Chiyo. It notes routes via Seattle Vancouver Victoria San Francisco and emphasizes close dates June 19 20 21 24 30 with varied port calls across Hawaii, China, Japan, and New Zealand.

Korona Barbados Quebec Alleghany Hayti Hamburg-Am Oceania Trieste Comanche Jacksonville Clyd Merida Havana Ward de Larrinaga Argentina C_F Tietgen Copenhagen Scand Vitonia Naples Cunard City of Savannah Savannah New York Japan Corea China Seattle Philippine Vancouver Victoria Samoan New Caledonia San Francisco Clan Macinnis Hawaii Alameda Philip Chiyo Mere Erg Pde Sichee Gir Inveric Hilonian Tahiti Marquesas Islands New Zealand Australia West Guam Isis U. S. Transport

Shipping News Arrivals and Quarantine Reports at Bar

A ferry of steamers arriving or leaving the Bar reports numerous ships with passengers mails and cargo. Vessels include Martha Washington Sabine Suriname New York Clothilda Cuneo Caracas Jolande Cearense Minnehaha Matanzas La Savoie Ponce Bermudian Indiana Atlantis Dover Cienfuegos Flora Manna Hata Georgia Momus Furnessia Gandy Hook wind and conditions noted as quayside movements and quarantine status.

Martha Washington Aust Gerolinich Trieste Patras Ermo Phelps Bros & Co Bar Sabine Hale Wilmington Georgetown Clyd Be Co Moise Suriname Egmond Paramaribo Funch, Edge & Co Caracas Furst Puerto Cabello Curacao San Juan Boulton, Bliss & Dallett Wit Jolande Giorgio Kleppe Morant Bay Kingston Atlantic Fruit Co Fouit Cearense Ary Whayman Manaos Para Barbados Booth & Co Minnehaha Layland London Atlantic Transport Line Rteamer Matanzas Johnson Havana New York & Cuba la Savoie Tourrette Havre Compagnie Generale Transatlantique Ponce Barbour Guanica Humacao Tehes Mayaguez S New York Porto Rico Sito Bermudian McKenzie Bermuda E Outerbridge & Co Indiana Ital Voltolin Genoa Naples Richard & Wo Atlantis Nor Nielsen Nipe Cuba Flora Mason Galveston Southern Pacific Co Miise Manna Hata Hames Baltimore New Yor and Mise Georgia Maine Ss Co Momus Boyd New Orleans Southern Pacific Furnessia Bri Lumsdane Glasgow Movilie Henderson Brothers Sandy Hook Gandy Hook Saramacca Crutch Trinidad Paramar

Atlantic Fleet Arrivals and Departures Reported June

Shipping news lists ships arriving and sailing from New York and nearby ports with routes to European and colonial destinations. Vessels include Lusitania Kronprinz Wilhelm Zeelend Kronprinz Wilhelm Bremen Prinzess Irene Bremen Orube Minotooka Duca di Genova San Giovanni Schoenfels Celtic Bri Gen Washington Berlin President Grant Orinoco Rotterdam Martello Carpathia Lusitanie Roverte Gibraltar Virginia Excelsior among others, detailing origins, destinations, and voyage progress through mid June.

Queenstown Lusitania New York Liverpool Begettas Kronpring Wilhelm Ger Ork Plymouth Bremens Dover Madeira London Minnetotka Genoa Duca di Genova iItal Naples San Giovanni Ital Palermo Port Said Schoenfels Malta Aden Celtic Bri Queerstown Santos Camoens Berg Para Crispin New Gravesend St Andrew St Thomas P Or Southampton Grant Hamburg Boulogne Ponta Delgada Orinoco Barbados Vaenesila Marseilles New Or Boulogne Rotterdam Hull Martoello Fiume Carpathia Etc

Boys' Store Offers Summer Outfit Options for Youths

Commencement clothes for boys range from underwear stockings and shirts to suits hats and shoes. Youths suits size 32 to 35 chest offered in three models. Star blouses and Star neglige shirts receive special notice. Warrens at 13th Street advertises 258 842.

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