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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
27
Fifty witnesses testified but only one new angle emerged from Mario Shippo’s statement that Mrs. Kinnan muttered “It was that devil lawyer” as she lay dying. Coroners and police watch Mrs. Stenton and lawyer Burton W. Gibson while preparing further examinations for today.
The iron and steel market fell amid rumors of a general war and a price war in the Southern field. United States Steel fell to 36 1/4, down 2 percent from Wednesday, with other major mills like Colorado Fuel and Iron and Sloss-Sheffield/ Tennessee Coal and Iron also slipping. Foundry iron prices dropped but business sentiment remained positive, with Judge Gary denying a new $50,000,000 bond issue and noting ongoing strong activity across steel operations.
Herbert Lee Pratt son of Charles Pratt of Standard Oil joined the drygoods firm Frederick Loeser Co in Brooklyn. A certificate of limited partnership was filed in Ringe County Clerk office showing a $30 capital addition. Arthur and John R Gibb signed as general partners.
Washington heard the Interstate Commerce Commission hear statements from Eastern coal carriers led by John B. Thayer of the Pennsylvania Railroad. He outlined car distribution methods, defended honest mistakes, and urged railroads to relinquish coal stock ownership and focus on transportation.
Kings County Grand Jury closed its probe into Magistrate Furlong's conduct in the Mary Hedden case. A presentment was anticipated. Hedden alleges the magistrate sent her to a Rockaway Beach hotel against her stepmother's wishes and later to Mrs. Gussie Hyman at Arlington Avenue, where she says Frank Grossbard assaulted her. She was arrested for theft after threatening to expose Grossbard. Furlong is currently out of state, summons could not be served.
A mortgage for 20 million dollars on the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad was filed with the Recorder of Deeds in St Louis. The loan, advanced by the New York Trust Company, bears 4 1 2 percent interest and is due January 1, 136. It funds note disposal for 6 000 outstanding and to improve the line. Knickerbocker Trust Company has offered 200 000 for the building and ground lease of the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange, with renewal options.
The thirty third biennial convocation of the General Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of the United States resumed in Boston at Masonic Temple. Joseph E B Dyas of Paris US was elected general grand high priest.
Army and Navy orders issued list officers transferred reassigned to Fort Riley Chicago Washington Barracks and Norfolk. Movements of warships include arrivals at Suanghat Gloucester Singapore and Che Foo plus vessels sailed to Panama Macoris and San Juan with multiple ships ordered to Norfolk and commissions adjusted.
A float carrying lime on an Erie Railroad barge blew up near Rider Avenue at the Harlem River last night around 11 o clock. The explosion sank the lime float and set a neighboring float loaded with two flatcars on fire.
Wireless reports recount Caledonia nearing Sable Island by 2 p m and due about 3 pm Saturday. La Provence was 180 miles south of Sable Island at 8 30 am yesterday and dock forecast for today around 4 pm. Graf Waldersee passed Nantucket South Shoals Lightship at 5 pm and may dock around 7 30 am. Calabria seen near Nantucket Shoals at 4 20 pm and expected to dock about 9 30 am.
Destination and steamer details for Hawaii Alameda via San Francisco. Corea China and Philippine Islands Empress of China via Vancouver and Victoria. Tahiti Marquesas Islands Mariposa via San Francisco. Schedule notes June 20 12:30am Japan and June 27 6:00pm for the latter, with June 27 12:30am for Mariposa.
Maritime notices list numerous vessels with origins and destinations across June. Steamer Teutonic to Liverpool and Queenstown carried 495 steerage passengers. Deutschland sails Hamburg bound with 345 cabin and 183 steerage, mails, mines. Multiple ships dock at Bar with ore, ballast, or passengers. entries include Konigin Luise, Sudla Hohenberg, Parima, and Got Hell among others, detailing arrivals, departures, and cargoes.
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