Keene at Lathrop Laskins hearing on Hocking stock short sales
James R Keene testifies amid questions over 6900 Hocking shares sold short for the firm Popper Sternbach and the pools. He claims no personal receipt of proceeds and says margin adequacy was maintained. Elkus probes stock deliveries and record keeping while Keene defends his dealings as aboveboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Keene
Lathrop-Laskins
Stanley W. Dexter
J. M. Fiske & Co
Popper & Stermbech
Hocking Pools
Abrams Elkus
Henry D. Hotchkiss
Lathrop, Haskins & Co
Mr. Elkus
Mr. Keene
Edmund LI Mooney
Popper & Sternbach
Elkus
Lebranche
Keene
Harkness
Haskins
Fiske
Ralph Wolf
Judge Malone to Receive LL D at Villanova
Judge James T. Malone of the Court of Special Sessions will depart for Villanova Pennsylvania to receive the degree of Doctor of Laws from the Augustinian Seminary alongside President Taft and Secretary Nagel of the Department of Commerce and Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Malone
Court of Special Sessions
Villanova
Penn
Taft
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Augustinian Seminary
Julian Sues for 400000 Over Jury Bribing Case Conspiracy
Louis E. Julian former Metropolitan Street Railway investigator sues James L. Quackenbos chief attorney Jerome Wahle Wolfred Nelson Marshall Clark and Ambrose McCabe for 400000 alleging a conspiracy to persecute him and defame his character after his testimony in jury bribing cases. He seeks 100000 damages from most defendants and 300000 from Jerome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Julian
Metropolitan Street Railway
James L. Quackenbos
Jerome
Wahle
Wolfred Nelson
Marshall B. Clark
Ambrose B. McCabe
Julian
Whitman
Clark
McCabe
W. H. Tillinghast
Mr. Jerome
Mauretania Passengers Witness Ship Fire and Pole Talk
On the steamship Mauretania arriving from Liverpool last night passengers observed a distant fire near a schooner, later identified as the Norembega, burned by the Mills. Commander Peary and Captain Bartlett spoke of polar plans, Peary predicting Scott’s likely pole reach and Bartlett aiming for next year’s Arctic hunt voyage with Rainey and Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauretania
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Fire Island
Nat C. Goodwin
Turner
Norembega
Philadelphia
Calais
Steamship Mills
Boston
Olsen
Robert E. Peary
South Pole
Scott
Commander Peary
Shackleton
Pole
Peary
London
Berlin
Rome
Vienna
Budapest
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Manchester
Cardiff
Bristol
Brussels
Antwerp
Cook
Francke
Bartlett
Newfoundland
Paul Rainey
Harry Whitney
Arctic
Women’s Club Receives 5000 From Codicil to Will
In a codicil filed in the Surrogates' office, Mrs. Maria E. Butler leaves 5900 to the League for Political Education trustees as a trust fund for the league's purposes. If the society ends in Robert Erskine Ely’s lifetime or stops using the income the principal reverts to Ely. The Baptist Home Society of New York City gets 2000 and about 25000 goes to nephews nieces and servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria E. Butler
The
League For Political Education
League
Robert Erskine Ely
Ely
Baptist Home Society of
New York City
City Bank Club Outing At Beechwood Scarborough Hudson
Four hundred National City Bank employees will attend the club outing at Beechwood home of Frank A. Vanderlip Scarborough on the Hudson. Activities include a basketball game between members, a concert by the 71st Regiment Band, vocal quartet by Walter McClennan, lawn buffet supper, and a performance of Sheridan's Rivals by George Ober and his Sylvan Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National City Bank
Beechwood
Frank A. Vanderlip
Scarborough
Hudson
City Bank Club
71St Regiment
Walter McClennan
George Ober
Sylvan
Sheridan
Fireworks Dealers Plead For Small Chinese Firecracker
A delegation of about a dozen wholesale fireworks dealers met Fire Commissioner Rhinelander Waldo at Fire Headquarters to seek permission to sell a small one inch Chinese firecracker. Waldo said he would inform the Mayor. Thomas Lloyd of Park Place reported $1,606,000 worth of fireworks stored in a South Street warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinelander Waldo
Detectives Charged With Neglect of Duty in Shoplifting Case
Former detectives Maddock and Landsers face formal charges of negligence and conduct unbecoming an officer after failing to present key facts in the shoplifting arrest of Esther Cohen Beckie Brenner and Lena Lieber at 319 Grand Street. Trial set for Tuesday before Third Deputy Commissioner Walsh. all three witnesses and complainants expected to testify. Beckie Brenner and Esther Cohen are out on 1500 bail. Lena Lieber discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Maddock
Charles P. Landers
Schmittberger
Walsh
John H. Russell
Esther Cohen
Beckie Brenner
Lena Lieber
Bronx
Russell
Threes
Harris
Essex Market
Maddock
Cornell
Essex Market Court
Sanders
Zodick Farcus
Grand Street
Harry Merz
Merz
William Maher
Detective Bureau
Charles
Mane Farcus
Landers
Brooklyn Transit Conference Sets Stage for Centre Street Loop Talks
A joint transit conference yesterday at the Public Service Commission offices included Mayor Gaynor Controller Prendergast and John P. Mitchel. BR T officials E W Winter Timothy S Williams and Walter Ockman discussed the company offer to use the Centre Street subway loop via the Williamsburg Bridge and city relations. No conclusion was reached. talks will resume in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transit Committee
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Public Service Commission
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Commission
Gaynor
Prendergast
John P. Mitchel
Board of Aldermen
E. W. Winter
Timothy S. Williams
Walter Ockman
Centre Street
Williamsburg Bridge
Morris again contests Frohman right to use Chantecler name
William Morris, theatrical manager, argued in the Supreme Court that no law grants exclusive rights to a common word. He cited Chaucer Dryden and past plays with Chanticler to show the name’s long history. Justice Giegerich reserved decision on whether Frohman can restraint others from using the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Supreme Court
Charles Frohman
Giegerich
Leventritt
Morris
Chaucer and Dryden
London
Prince Chanticler
Walter Sanford
Patrolman Held on 5000 Bail After Saloon Break-In
Patrolman Wallace W. Evans of the Kingsbridge station was arrested early Sunday and held in 5000 bail for trial by Magistrate O'Connor in the Morrisania police court. Evans claimed he entered the Ernest Weisswanger saloon at 225th Street and Broadway after seeing an open window. John J. Huyler, a candy manufacturer, is on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace W. Evans
Kingsbridge
Ernest Weisswanger
225Th Street
Broadway
O'Connor
Morrisania
Evans
John 8. Huyler
Park Concerts Schedule in City Parks This Week
This week a series of concerts will be staged in city parks led by the Nahan Franko Orchestra in Central Park and the Louis Conterno Band in Morningside Park this afternoon. Over the coming days performances are planned at Battery Bryant Chelsea Central Colonial Corlearsook De Witt Clinton East River Hamilton Fish Hudson Madison Square Morningside Mount Morris Mulberry Bend Seward Tompkins Square Washington Square and Abingdon Square parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Morningside
Nahan Franko Orchestra
Louis Conterno Band
Battery
Bryant
Chelsea
Colonial
Corlearsook
de Witt Clinton
East River
Hamiton
Man Tries Gas Death After Selling To Boys Near School
Marcus Antonier aged 35 attempted suicide by inhaling gas behind his store at 1665 First Avenue to avoid arrest after selling foul smelling capsules to three young boys near Public School 66 on 88th Street and First Avenue. He was found unconscious by his wife and rushed to Harlem Hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
88Th Street
First Avenue
Marcus Antonier
Harlem Hospital
Death of Young Lawyer Batt After Illness on Washington Trip
C Strawder Batt a 30 year old lawyer with Griggs Baldwin Baldwin died after falling ill following a Washington train journey. He complained after dining car meals and was treated at the Astor House by Dr Farrington. Ptomaine poisoning was reported as a possible cause. He leaves a wife a child and father Charles P Batt treasurer of American Book Company. home at Tarrytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Strawder Batt
Griggs
Baldwin & Baldwin
Pine Street
Astor House
Washington
Batt
State Department
Farrington
Princeton
Europe
Jena University
Charles P. Batt
The
American Book Company
Mr. Batt
Tarrytown
Woman Survives Fall Before Subway Train at 72d Street
Edith Hardcastle of Hotel Regent slipped onto the southbound express tracks at 72nd Street station. The motorman halted, two cars passed over her, yet she emerged uninjured. Police detained her for questioning. magistrate released her after family asserted medical illness. Witness Edwin Emerson, a Rough Rider, testified she fell from the platform and he aided her from the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hardcastle
Regent
Broadway
70Th Street
72D Street
Miss Hardcastle
Hastings
West 68Th Street
West Side
Harris
Edwin Emerson
Pawned watch to buy gun leads to arraignment
Samuel Schlosberg will be arraigned in Jefferson Market court for felonious assault on his brother Abraham over a dispute at No. 4 East 4th Street. He said he pawned his watch for money to buy a revolver after being refused a job and fired when Abraham declined. Abraham notified police and was grazed on the left shoulder by the shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Schlosberg
Jefferson Market
Abraham
Samuel
East &Th Street
Mercer Street
McGrath
Higgins
Will Look After Levinson Counsel Named After Conference
George Gordon Battle and James W. Osborne were assigned as counsel for Harry Levinson after a court meeting with District Attorney Whitman. They will confer with Levinson and no conflict with Edward Carper, the attorney of record, is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
George Gordon Battle
James W. Osborne
Harry Levinson
O'Sullivan
Levinson
Mr. Battle
Mr. Osborne
Edward Carper
Walker reinstated as Superintendent after court ruling
The Appellate Division affirmed Walker’s Judgment reinstating him as Superintendent of Public Buildings. It held John F. Ahearn not personally liable for Walker’s back salary of $11,600. Reinstatement salary begins from reinstatement, not removal, with recovery left to action against the successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
William H. Walker
John F. Ahearn
Manhattan Borough
Ahearn
Walker
Harlem Court Holds Bigamy Suspect On $5000 Bail
Karl Huber of 119 West 11th Street was arrested in Brooklyn on Thursday night on bigamy charges. In Harlem Court yesterday several women testified, two alleging he took money to marry, others claiming they married him. He denied the charges and was held on $5,000 bail for trial on a single complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Huber
No. 119
West 11Th Street
Brooklyn
Harlem
Huber
Witness from Sing Sing in habeas case
Justice Erlanger issued a writ of habeas corpus directing Sing Sing prison to produce Emil Neumer a bigamist in Supreme Court Monday. William Chilvers for the State Forest Fish and Game Commission sues Harrison Street Cold Storage Co for 150000 dollars for possession of game out of season seeking Neamer's testimony via the writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Erlanger
Sing Sing Prison
Emil Neumer
Supreme Court
William Chilvers
State Forest, Fish and Game Commission
Harrison Street Cold Storage Company
Chilvers
Neamer
Referee Recommends Decree for Husband in Wolf Divorce
Abraham Stern filed his report yesterday in the divorce suit of Rennold Wolf, a dramatic writer, against Hope Booth Wolf, an actress. He recommended a decree for the husband. The couple was married on February 4, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Stern
Rennold Wolf
Hope Booth Wolf
Jury Finds Him Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Allwin O Collins was convicted in General Sessions of murder in the second degree for the April 6 killing of Captain John Plant of the tug Robert Robinson in the East River. The defense blamed self defense and the unwritten law, but the prosecution argued the act was cold blooded. Collins, aged about fifty, faces a minimum twenty years to life sentence at sentencing scheduled for June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allwin O. Collins
John Plant
Robert Robinson
East River
Collins
Plant
Osborne
Rosalsky
State of
New York
Emory R. Buckner
Captain Plant
Buckner
Boston
Receivers Send Checks for Arrears of Franchise Taxes
The Metropolitan Street Railway Company receivers handed Controller Prendergast two checks totaling 3.3 million dollars for nine years of franchise tax arrears. A disputed remainder between 0.3 and 0.4 million remains unpaid. Daniel Moynahan delivered the checks at a Board of Estimate meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Prendergast
Daniel Moynahan
Finance Department
Board of Estimate
Grifenhagen Proposes 30 Day Paid Leave Plan
Register Grifenhagen announced a plan to reduce absences by granting each employee thirty days of paid leave from June 15, 1910, to June 14, 1911. The leave covers vacations, sick days, and excused absences, and sets the annual paid leave limit except for extended illness.
Newark Council Bans Firework Noise for July 4
Young America of Newark will be spared danger as the New Ark Common Council passes an ordinance prohibiting cannon crackers toy pistols giant torpedoes and other noise making devices on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young America
Newark
Habeas Corpus for Oom Bernard in Abduction Case
Pierre Arnold Bernard known as Oom the great dispenser of Hindu mysticism faced an abduction indictment. A writ of habeas corpus directed the Tombs warden to produce him in the Supreme Court. He pleaded not guilty and argued the $10,000 bail was excessive and violated constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Arnold Bernard
Oom
Alaska Climates Across Regions Described by Hitchcock
A.S. Hitchcock outlines Alaska’s diverse climates. The coast, including Sitka and Valdez, finds heavy precipitation with mild winter temperatures comparable to Washington. Yukon basin features a continental climate with very cold winters and sparse rainfall, permafrost soil, and limited summer thaw. Nome’s tundra presents harsher conditions with marshy areas and sparse grasses, while hills and knolls host more varied grasses than inland areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
A.S. Hitchcock
Sitka
Washington
Valdez
Yukon
Nome
Prohibition Tangles with Kansas Express Agents
Officials from express companies report complaints to Railroad Commissioners about handling liquor shipments in Cloud County. A local agent explains the gang at the depot targets liquor packages first, while money and small parcels are ignored, prompting policy questions on shipment procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Cloud County
Ackages
Tobeka Capital
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Weather Clues
Marine intelligence notes a miniature almanac outlining sunrise and sunset times, moon phase, and high water at Sandy Hook. The fragment includes garbled lines about the governor and a person or place named Ghee or Pees, offering little recoverable context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Governor's
Ghee Ieai
Wireless ships near Sandy Hook expected to dock weekend
La Lorraine lay 403 miles east at 5 am yesterday and Kaiserin Auguste Victoria at 233 miles east at 6 am yesterday are due to dock this forenoon. Chicago was 1,182 miles east at 11:30 am yesterday and Rotterdam 1,198 miles east at 12:06 am yesterday, with docking anticipated on Monday forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Lorraine
Sandy Hook
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Chicago
Rotterdam
Transpacific Mails Close in North Destination and Steamer
Message provides details of mail voyage listings: destination and steamer names appear as P.M. Ja Corea and China via Tacoma to Chicago Maru. Date given June 2 for processing with a 6:30 time reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M. Ja
Corea
China
Tacoma
Cago Maru
Shipping News Arrivals At Quarantine And Bar
A long list details ships arriving or passing quarantine in harbor, with origins such as Sydney Rosario Montevideo and Hamburg and cargoes including ore moise and sugar. Entries note bar arrivals times and vessels like Regulus Cobhra American Minerva and Mauretania along with destinations Barber & Co and Munson Ss Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regulus
Sydney
C B
Harvey & Outerbridge
Bar
Cobhra
Rosario
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Pertam—buco
Para
Barbados
Arroyo
Guanico
Havana
Cardenas
Philadelphia
Barber & Co
Moise
American
Puerto Mexico
Minerva
Cienfuegos
Munson
Delaware
Clyde Ss Co
Zacapa
Santa Maria
Colon
Kingston
United Fruit Co
Oklahoma
Port Arthur
J M Guffey Petroleum Co
el Norte
Galveston
Southern Pacific Co
Foxton Hall
Callao
Capilla
Coronel
Punta Arenas
St Lucia
Norfolk
E B Marshall
Uranium (Br
Rotterdam
Halifax
Uranium Ss Co, Ltd
San Marcos
Old Dominion Ss Co
Dordogne
Samana
Atlantic Fruit Co
Paloma
Matanzas
Sagua
Carbarien
Gibara
Nipe
Graf Waldersee
Ger
Hamburg
Boulogne
Hamburg-American Line
Maise
Mauretania
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cunard Ss Co. Ltd
Mills
Boston
Newport Nets
Princess Anne
Newport News
Old Dominion Si Co
Sandy Hook
Steamers at Foreign Ports Entries From June Reports
Shipping notices list multiple vessels with origins and destinations, noting sailings from New York to European ports and back. Entries include Pannonia, Prince di Piemonte, Bermudian, Tonawanda, Bristol City, Mendoza, Potsdam, Energie, and others with routes via Naples, Cherbourg, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Lisbon, and South American ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southampton
Cleveland
Hamburg
Caracas
Curacao
Red
Homereus
Rosario
Houston
Baratoga
Havana
Warner Grenada
Grenada
Trinidad
P. Joachim
Jamaica
Advances
Cristobal
Panama
Naples
Pannonia
Plymouth
President
Grant
Ger
Cherbourg
Hamsburg
Dentevideon
Principe di Piemonte
Ita
Buenos Aires
Wintringham
Newport News
Barbados
Bermuda
Bermudian
Romantic
Scharzfels
St Vincent
Liverpool
Tonawanda
Bristol
Bristol City
Genoa
Mendoza
Ital
Boulogne
Potsdam
Rotterdam
Lisbon
Energie
Summer wear from Etamines and linen crashes
The article promotes Etamines and pure linen summer suits suited for hot weather, noting their coolness, laundering, and body for better tailoring. It lists coats and trousers at 11 dollars, raincoats at 20 to 35 dollars, and highlights savings on boys and youths summer mixture suits. Available at three Broadway stores in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silesia
Also Mentioned on This Page
New-York Tribune
E Reliable
Jerome, Wahle
City Bank
Rostand
Will
Battle and Osborne
Sing Sing
Sane
Kansas
Marine Intelligence
Palermo
Columbia
Vera Cruz
Ward
Esperanza
Havre
Hamb-Am
K. A. Victoria
Hambu
Panama Cristo
Byron
L & Holt
St. Pau
Amer Séence
Algiers
Lloyd Ital
Luisiana
Phoenix
Mariana
Prince
Cabraltar
So Pace
Abruzzi
Wilson Buffalo la Accesee
Hull
Eas
Anglo-Bolivian Shields
Savannah Cc
Savannah
Comanche Saee
Jacksonville
Clyde
White Star
Cedric
Eee Sabine
Key West
Mallory
Holl-Am
Minnetonka Oneree
Jacce
Prinz F Wilhelm
Bremen
NG Liegd
Prinz Sigismund
Savanilla
Maracaibbo
San Juan
Trent
Royal Mail
P R
Chicago Z
Citta di Messina
Ampico
Steers
Bayamo
New Orleans
Pac Antilles
el Valle
Macon
Shipping News
Port of
Parthenia
Prins Frederik Hendrik
Port-au-Prince
Usk
Puerto Plata
Carolina
Metalpan
Italia
Burke Bank
Mohawk
Charleston
St Andrews
Nor
Philadelhia
Alleghany
Inagua
Narragansett
Monroe
Newport
Bowdon
Santos
Desterro
Yosmnane
Calcutta
Kabinga
Dorothy
Tquique
Etc
Traplen
America
New Or
Deutschland Eee
Cherre
Fernando Noronha
Ardanhor
Sagres
Europa
Manhattan
Times
S c Blumstein
125Th
Dre Islands
Greater Amland
MUSEE
Rocers Peet & Company
Warren St
Hudson Js
Schock
Garrick
Henry Miller
New Amsterdam
Roosevelt
Frederic Thomason
Irlie
Thorn & Maude
Raymore
Herald J
Jas. C. Morton
Paris
Dian Ae
All Star
la Marie
W. of
Bway
Fred Nielo
Astor
Mmerstein
Brighton Tes
Wax Sphead
Tnematogrape
Paseral
King Edward's
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