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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1909

Page

4

Gould case narrows to abandonment charge in wife suit

Judge Dowling rules Mrs Gould must prove abandonment only as non support and cruelty fail. Howard Gould testifies about income and assets including estate values and private fortune. Mrs Gould details lavish wardrobe and expenses while ex police officials recount investigations into alleged affairs and spousal spying.

Justice Dowling Katherine Clemmons Gould Howard Gould George J. Gould William McLoughlin Elijah Sells Gould DeLancey Nicoll Shearn Nicoll Jay Gould Mr. Shearn Mr. Gould Mr. Nicoll Fifth Avenue Port Washington Dustin Farnum Erfil Blue Gap Virginia

Board to Discuss Stock Exchange Rules and Actions

The Consolidated Stock Exchange will hold its first regular session Thursday to consider relations with the New York Stock Exchange after its restrictive rules. It is expected the board will authorize actions by member firms against the NYSE, alleging a boycott or seeking writs to force the NYSE to allow Consolidated business.

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

Listing of U. S. Steel Attacked in Paris Press

Paris reporters reveal French press campaigns against listing United States Steel Corporation shares on the Paris Stock Exchange. Articles in L Action and L Autorité claim the move is speculative and harms French steel interests. Morgan Harjes & Co. deny delays and expect negotiations to close soon.

Paris Morgan, Harijies & Co

Underwriting Syndicate Formed for Seaboard Bonds

Blair & Co Ladenburg Thalmann Co and Middendorf Williams Co form an underwriting syndicate to guarantee sale of Seaboard Air Line income bonds under the reorganization plan. $18,000,000 of $25,000,000 total issue to be sold now with stockholders able to subscribe pro rata at 7. Abundant 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 a capital of 16,000,000 yen, of which 6 percent will be guaranteed by the Corean government. The bank will be endorsed by the Japanese government.

Tokio

Norfolk & Southern Railway receivership to end after foreclosure

T L Chadbourne of New York said here today that the long pending receivership dating from July 1998 will terminate once a foreclosure sale of the property is completed. Bondholders will bid and take control under a reorganization plan.

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

New Morse trial begins as Littleton fights for a new trial

Charles W. Morse’s counsel Martin W. Littleton opened in the United States Circuit Court of Appeals arguing for a new trial. He dissected fifty three counts, contending there was no real intent to defraud and that the bank records show profit rather than loss, while insisting the case hinged on misapplied funds rather than false entries.

Big Bill Hawley Howard Gould McLaughlin Gould Peabody Big Hawley Paddy the Pig Sixth Avenue Baltimore Washington Jessie Viola Dayo Ed’ Sholes Clarence J. Shearn Shearn Mirabeau L. Towns Justice Bischoff 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 Carroll Morse-Heinze Mercantile Heinze’s Bank of North America Heinze Stimson Whiting

Missing Wife Found Wandering In Morningside Park

Mrs Katharine Douglas wife of Patrolman John D Douglas of West 115th street station was found yesterday evening in Morningside Park in an apparently dazed state. She had been missing since Friday afternoon after going to a Wall Street bank to cash a check. She described river rides and trolley travel before doctors declared her demented. She was taken to Bellevue Hospital for examination.

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

New Haven Restores Salaries After Board Vote

New Haven officials report that at a recent board meeting the 10 and 5 percent salary reductions for officers and staff below vice president level will be restored effective July 1. No bonus was approved to offset past cuts. The raise adds about $132,000 annually to the payroll.

New Haven New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad

Pickpocket Schmitt Sentenced for Four and a Half Years

Charles Schmitt, a confessed pickpocket, was sentenced to four years and six months in Sing Sing by Judge Dike in Brooklyn County Court. He had accused detectives Coughlan and McClusky of taking money, but they were exonerated.

Charles Schmitt Brooklyn Sing Sing Dike Coughlan and McClusky Schmitt

Gompers Arrives for AFL Convention in City

Samuel Gompers president James O Connell vice president and Frank Morrison secretary of the American Federation of Labor arrive from Washington to attend a special AFL executive council convention opening today at the Victoria Hotel John Mitchell is to attend Gompers O Connell held talks with ex Judge Alton B Parker on the Buck s Stove and Range case appeal Gompers will sail for Europe Saturday to learn emigration sentiment about coming to the United States

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 Planned in Washington

The National Civic Federation executive council set January 5 to 7, 1910 in Washington as the dates for the National Conference on Uniform Legislation. Governors and leaders of major groups will be invited. President Taft will open the conference. Topics include regulation of corporations and railroads, food laws, divorce and child labor laws, industrial insurance and conservation. Ex Judge Alton B. Parker chairs the program committee.

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

Losses Mount for Crosstown Horse Car Route

Joseph B. Mayer, receiver of the Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth Streets Crosstown Railroad Company, filed the quarterly report with the Public Service Commission showing a $4,275 deficit and an operating ratio of 230.02 percent for the quarter ending March 31. The 3.2 mile, three-car line operates on single track with headways of 15 and 30 minutes, earning $3,174 and spending $7,019 in operating costs plus $108 income from other sources and $538 in rentals. The assets list shows only the deficit. no general balance sheet or other assets exist. The line, chartered in 1886 and foreclosed in 1896, was turned over to Metropolitan Street Railway with $1.5 million capital and $1.5 million bonded debt, yielding a per-mile capitalization of $833,388.

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

Brooklyn Unions Support New Building Code Plan

Thomas A. Bray announced at City Hall that Brooklyn labor groups back the commission majority on the new building code. Representatives from several unions were named to hearings before the aldermanic committee, with resolutions approving the majority report and a 10 am hearing set for opponents to present arguments.

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

Gold Ingot Purchase Ties Banks Across Ocean Trade

The Sub-Treasury moved 2 250 000 to San Francisco for the Yokohama Specie Bank New York branch to buy an equal amount of gold ingots from the San Francisco mint for deposit in the Bank of Japan The move is described as an exchange transaction driven by foreign buying of Japanese internal loans The Japanese government is said to have a sinking fund of 50 000 000 yen a year and would wipe out debt in about 35 years barring extraordinary needs.

San Francisco New York Yokohama Specie Bank Bank of Japan

Marine Intelligence and Miniature Almanac

The report lists maritime timings and vessel movements with sunrise and sunset data, plus wireless reports noting ships like Carmania Noordam and Hellig Clav near Sandy Hook. It also includes sailings and dock expectations for vessels such as Kronprinzessin and Mauretania on Wednesday June 16.

Carmania Sandy Hook Noordam Nantucket Hellig Clav Sartif Hook

Transpacific Mails Schedule And Destination List

A dated steamship timetable lists destinations and sailing times across Korona Barbados Quebec and multiple ports. It details arrivals for Allenghany Hayti Hamburg-Am Oceania Trieste and other lines with specific times from 10:30am to 1:00pm and evening departures. It notes close times in New York for Transpacific mails via Seattle Vancouver and San Francisco with ships including Ceylon Maru Salilabies and Chiyo Maru, covering June dates and Pacific routes to Japan Corea China and Australia.

Korona Barbados Quebec Alleghany Hayti Hamburg Oceania Trieste Austrian Jacksonville Clyde Eces Tampa Mallory Camal Galveston Mallory la Savoie Havre French Friedrich der G. Bremen N G Lloyd de Larrinaga Argentina Sata F Tietgen Copenhagen Aitonia Naples Cunard City of Savannah Savannah Merida Havana Ward Transpacific New York Japan Corea China Seattle Ceylon Philippine Islands Vancouver Victoria New Zealand Australi Samoan Islands New Caledonia San Francisco Clan Macinnis Hawaii Alameda Philiippine Islands Chiyo Inveric Hilonian Marthage Aust Gerolinich Patras Juno Phelps Bros & Co Bar Sabine Hale Wilmington Georgetown Clyde B& Co Moise Suriname Egmond Paramaribo Finch, Edge & Co Royal Puerto Cabello Caracao San Juan Boulton, Bliss & Dallett Jolande d! Giorgio Nor Kleppe Morant Bay Kingston Atlantic Fruit Co Cearense Whayman Manaos Para Booth & Co Passeng Minnehaha Larland London Atlantic Transport Line Matanzas Johnson New York & Cuba Mall Tourrette Compagnie Generale Transatlantique Ponce Barbour Guanica Humacao Tobos & Ponce Mayaguez S

Shipping News Arrivals and Movements at Sandy Hook Bar

Shipping list records steamer arrivals and departures at Sandy Hook Bar with names, origins, and destinations. Notable entries include Marthage from Aust to Patras and Juno to Patras, plus Flora and Cienfuegos movements and quaran­tine details for Dover and Manna Hata.

Atlantis Nielsen Cuba Dover Carlson Brunswick Brunswick Ss Co Moise Cienfuegos Huff Tampico Campeche Progreso New York and Flora Mason Galveston Southern Pacific Co Mulse Manna Hata Charles Baltimore New York and Baltimore Transportation Line Georgia Doyle Maine Ss Co Momus Boyd New Orleans Southern Pacific Furnessia Lumsdane Glasgow Movilie Henderson Brothers Sandy Hook Trinidad Paramaribo Dorothy Texas City Jefferson Norfolk Rt News Penang Singapore Winifred Newport News

Atlantic Shipping Movements List From New York Harbor

A crowded log of passenger and cargo ships arriving and sailing from New York, noting vessels such as Lusitania, Kronprinz Wilhelm, Zeelend, Prinzess Irene, Bremen, Prinzessin Irene, and others. Entries include destinations like Liverpool, Antwerp, Cherbourg, Naples, Genoa, and Palermo, with dates June 12 to June 16 and ports including Queenstown, Plymouth, Southampton, Gibraltar, Colon, and Madeira.

Maraval Trinidad Trinidad Barbados Titlan Havana Matanzar Surinam Suriname Kaiser Wm der Bremen Lloyd Cienfuegos Progreso Tralian Verona Genoa Hamb-Am Albano Palermo Hamburg Regina Tralia Ond Sab Bremen Lloyd Noordam Rotterdam Holland Am Furnees Glasgow Nehor Hellig Olav Clyde New York Hull Wilson Affalo Galveston Albane Ask Pacifi Queenstown Lusitania Liverpool Cherbourg Kronprinz Wilhelm Ger Plymouth Dover California Mortille Southampton Philadelphia Gibraltar Orube Colon Madeira London Minnetotka Duca di Genova Ital Les Santos Camoens Berg Para Crispin New Gravesend St Andrew St Thomas Farima Demeraray Geo Washington Berlin Naples President Grant Boulogne Ponta Delgada Orinoco Ete Venezia Marseilles Martello Fiume Carpathia Etc Ancona Brow Head Aden Bovette Calcutta Boston Virginia Scilly Excelsior

Boys Summer Outfit Store Promotes Youth Apparel

Commencement clothes for boys including underwear stockings shirts and vacation wear. The Boys' Store offers suits hats soft hats caps dusters riding breeches and star blouses and neglige shirts. Three youth suit models sized 32 to 35 chest available at Warren street and 13th street locations.

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. J. Gould Howard Katherine Farnum Palm Beach Belmont M'Laughlin Frank Peabody Big Bill” Hawley Little Board U. S. Steel Plan Seaboard Air Line A Central Bank OF Norfolk & Southern Circuit Court of Appeals Bellevue Stern Brothers West Twenty-third Street 29Th Streets Marine Intelligence A.M Sandy Kronprinzessin G Lloyd Bermuda Potsdam Holland-Am Europa la Veloce City of Columbus Mohawk Teutonic White Star Mauretania Blucher Hamburg-Am Shipping News Port of New York Aerial Dressler New Amsterdam Theatre West Ziegfeld F. Ziegfeld JR OOO Nora SSES Theatre 46Th St Broadsway E. Dodson J. Hartley Manners Charles Wyndham Mary Moore Hubert Ment Dawioe the Mollusc Carrick WM. Collier Sir Charles Wyndham du Suchet Man From Mexico Hudson Une le Srre Ammerstein Annette Kellermann Victoria Thea Racers Peer & Company Broadway Warren St. 13Th St Ewise Basswood Earl & Wilson Lyrig Jourier Saeeen Blue Mouse Daly Lew Flelds Jefferson de Angello Herald SQ Casino Madison Garden Monster Music Saengerfest Shonsters Federation of Seven Gre Son & Gerace Henry Wolfsohe Musical Bureau June Greater Dreamland Circus Pier O'er Sea Ocean Luna Park Coney Island Sothern Marlowe Mats Bijou Yiryete Mississe Asto Mate Tosis Joe Weber Rector Alhambra Soc Rison Sidney Dean Deane Belasgo W Mats - Som Fotofone Brooklyn Jockey Club Izmir Ast
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