Heinze environs revive suit against Field & Co for 578450
Carlos Warfield for F Augustus Heinze files in the county Supreme Court a revived civil suit against Leonard J Field and Edwin B Field of L J Field Co for 578450 alleging losses tied to Windsor Trust and United Copper stock transactions with multiple loans from 1903 to 1908. The Joyce suit seeks 707674 against the Fields. collateral securities valued at about 36000 are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Warfield
F. Augustus Heinze
Supreme Court of the County
Leonard J. Field
Edwin B. Field
L. J. Field & Co
M. M. Joyce
United Copper
Windsor Trust Company
Field Company
Windsor Trust
Warfield
Levy, Rosenthal & Heermance
Heinze
Windsor
A. D. F.adams
Brookline
Mass
Walter Althouse
United Copper Common
Davis- Daly Common
Davis-Daly
Ohio
Ohio Copper
Ohio Copper Company
Althouse
Joyce
Heinzes
Rockefeller Help Expands Sane Fourth Fund to 1580
The Sane Fourth Fund grew to 1580 with a $500 donation from John D. Rockefeller and $100 from John D. Rockefeller Jr. The drive seeks 30000 for an old fashioned Fourth of July celebration in the Pulitzer Building. Major donors include Mayor Gaynor Marble Metz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
James S. Cushman
Pulitzer
W. J. Gaynor
Wiliam A. Marble
Herman A. Metz
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
John H. Finley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Metropolitan Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Otto H. Kahn
Schuyler van Rensselaer
Clarence Mackay
Isaac L. Rice
Board of Estimate
Nicoll
National Guard
Fireworks Box Drops in Elevator Sparks Major Blaze
A box of fireworks dropped in an elevator at 36 Warren Street spread sparks through five floors of H. Rosenstein’s wholesale shop, triggering a three alarm fire. About thirty employees escaped as crews fought flames from the street and rear of the building. damage estimated at $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Street
H. Rosenstein
City Hall Park
Stewart
Binns
Abraham Siegel
Rosenstein
Croker
No. 106
Chambers Street
Fanny Needel
Elizabeth Baker
Bugher
Broadway
West Broadway
Murray
Chambers Streets
Siegel
Waldo
Bureau of Combustibles
City Faces Culvert Repair Scandal in Queens
Commissioner Fosdick accuses Borough President Gresser and Under Sheriff Phillips of forging bids and open orders for culvert repairs in Queens. About $4,000 paid by the Controller’s office allegedly diverted to Phillips. inspectors’ reports signed by unaware workers. forged endorsements and fake addresses surface in the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fosdick
Queens Borough
John M. Phillips
Gresser
Gaynor
de Witt
Queens County
Controller’s Office
Queens
Commissioner of Accounts
New York Telephone Company
Joseph Phillips
Long Island Railroad
Jackson Avenue
John M. Phillips Association
Academy Street
Joseph McCann
James J. O'Brien
McCann
O’brien
Long Island City
Corn Exchange Bank
Denton
Phillips
William Herdman
Votel
Gier
Utah Copper to issue 32 09 000 per cent bonds for rail line
Charles McNeil, president of Utah Copper Company, mails stockholders a circular announcing a proposed issue of 32 09 000 per cent ten year sinking fund gold bonds. Proceeds will fund a new railway line to expand Magna and Arthur plants to about 18 600 tons daily capacity from 6 299 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McNeil
Utah Copper Company
Magna
Arthur
Indictments Name railroads for tariff violations and false ship records
The Williams Central Railroad Company Pennsylvania Railroad Company and Pittsburg Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad Company are indicted by a federal grand jury. The Williams Central is charged with violating the Elkins law by failing to observe its tariff on cabbage shipments from Crystal Springs Mississippi and Roseland Louisiana to Chicago. The other roads are charged with destroying way bills for coke shipments to the Illinois Steel Company in South Chicago. The investigation began at the request of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wilaiis Central Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Witness Central
Elkins
Crystal Springs
Miss
Roseland
Illinois Steel Company
South Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baggage Inspectors Trained For New School of Inspection
William Loeb Jr. presided over the graduation of twenty four Civil Service men who passed the baggage inspection exams. The class trained in examining trunks, frisking passengers, false compartments, and pier procedures at the Custom House and on ships. They will report to Deputy Surveyor McKeon for active duty. the program aims to ease summer congestion and strengthen port security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Loeb, Jr
Civil Service
New School of Inspection
Henry
McKeon
John J. Raczkiewicz
George J. Smytha
William D. Davis
Smyth
Raczkiewicz
Davis
Loeb
Franklin MacVeagh
the Treasury
Customs Service
Central's Smoke Costsily for 58 200 in New York suit
J Harris Jones, Bronx Buildings Superintendent, sued New York Central & Hudson River RR for 100 000 damages over coal soot and smoke near Lind and Summit avenues. Jury awards 58 200 for property depreciation after trial, with motion to set aside verdict to be argued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Highbridge
Supreme Court
J. Harris Jones
Jones
Bronx
Insel
Justice Gotf
Lind and
Summit Avenues
61St
167Th Streets
New York Central
Public Service Commission
East Side Gambler Convicted in Fatal Saloon Quarrel
Morris Ray, an East Side gambler, was convicted of manslaughter in the first degree for killing his partner Touts Spielberg during a quarrel in a Second ay saloon. He was sentenced to state prison for not less than three nor more than six years. The jury urged mercy and personal clemency letters were sent to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Ray
East Side
Touts Spielberg
Supreme Court
Ray
Advertising Man Honored At Waldorf Astoria Dinner
Willian C Freeman advertising manager of The Evening Mail was feted at a Waldorf Astoria dinner in New York for his upcoming 25 years in the advertising business on July 4. Prominent city committees from Chicago Boston Philadelphia and Cleveland joined New York managers in praising his influence on the newspaper field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf- Astoria
Willian C. Freeman
The
Evening Mail
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Duffy Held on Murder Charge After Lodging House Shooting
William J. Duffy, arrested in Long Island City, arraigned before a Manhattan Coroner on murder over the February 17 Bowery lodging house shooting of Frederick Devlin. He refused comment and was remanded to the Tombs to await grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Duffy
Long Island
North Beach
Manhattan
Frederick Devlin
No. 9
Bowery
Duffy
Mauretania Sets Passenger Record for Cunard Line
The steamship Mauretania sailing to Liverpool carried 475 passengers the largest on her history including 38 doctors bound for London for a medical convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard Line
Liverpool
London
Mystery of trunk murder case collapses in Essex Market court
The Moses Sacks trunk murder investigation collapsed as two Italians Pietro Caroli and Frederico Piedzurro were discharged then remanded for bail. Detectives renewed search for crime location and trunk origin while witnesses and locals linked jewelry rings to the suspects amid ongoing coroner proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Sacks
Pietro Caroli
Frederico Piedzurro
Essex Market Court
Samuel Rosenstroeh
East
Houston Street
Elizabeth
Spring
James Streets
Charles Aaronofsky
14Th Street
Carolli
Piedzurro
Herrmann
van Wagner
George Medalie
Giuseppe L. Maggio di Geracci
Holtzhauser
Turnbull
Captain Carey
Alessandro Carolli
Pietro
Morello
Prince Street
Mageto di Geracci
Giuseppe
Lupo the Wolf
Atlanta
Alessandro
Italia
Pietro Lombardi
Chrystie Street
Lombardi
Aldermen Approve City Auto Purchases and School Funding
The Board of Aldermen voted to buy more city automobiles without public letting. Fire Commissioner Waldo can purchase vehicles for the Deputy Chiefs in The Bronx and Queens. President Miller in The Bronx may buy 9000 dollars of cars for officials. The board also rescinded old corporate stock authorizations and approved 70000 dollars for a new Bay Ridge high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Waldo
Bronx
Queens
Miller
Board of Estimate
Bay Ridge
Storm Ravages Harlem and Bronx Telegraphing Damage
A severe thunderstorm struck early yesterday in Harlem and the Bronx. Lightning hit a New York World branch office on 149th Street, toppling bulbs and tossing six office workers. A church roof was damaged at East 110th Street and Melrose Avenue. Debris and water leaked through a hole in Public School 10 roof after a flagpole was struck. Trolley lines and electric circuits were knocked out briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Bronx
New York World
149Th Street
Bergen
Third Avenues
160Th Street
Melrose Avenue
St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church
East Ith Street
Fifth Avenue
138Th Street
Bankrupt Designer Henry Elkins Faces Receiver Action
A bankruptcy petition was filed against Henry Elkins, architect and decorator for the Café de l Opera, by creditor Alfred H. Evans for 7957 with 1500 secured from L. Rodney Berg. Judge Hough named Henry Lesser receiver with a 4000 bond. Elkins, in business since 1902, previously discharged in 1965 after a 193 petition. He served as treasurer of United States Realty and Restaurant Co which ran the café.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Elkins
No. 10
East 3d Street
Café de l'Opera
Charles J. Greenhall
Alfred H. Evans
L. Rodney Berg
Elkins
Hough
Henry Lesser
Charles I Greenhall
United States Realty and Restaurant Company
Café de l’Opera
Theatre Man Drowns in North River Fall
Frank B. Carr theatrical manager and former Third Avenue Theatre proprietor fell into the North River near West Street and drowned. His body was found an hour after last being seen. police identified him from cards and letters found on him. He was forty six, a Mason and member of the Corinthian Chapter 159 R A M and Baltimore Lodge 7 B PO E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Carr
Third Avenue Theatre
North River
Westth Street
George Edwells
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carr
Margaret B. Carr
2D Street
Frooklyn
Corinthian Chapter 159
Baltimore Lodge 7
Blind Girl Guides Father Receives $10 Aid
Ethel Worbert a ten year old who guides her blind father for papers along Eighth Avenue was hit Sunday night. The family at No 5 Barrow Street received a $10 contribution sent by The New York Tribune. The child, in St Vincent's Hospital, is doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Worbert
Eighth Avenue
Christopher Street
Hudson Tunnels
No. & Barrow Street
New- York Tribune
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Entry
Daily maritime notes list sunrise and sunset times, moon phase, tide information at Sandy Hook, Governor's Island and Hell Gate with approximate high water readings and bearings for navigation. The fragment includes times and locations but lacks complete context or full sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Water
P.M
Sandy Hook
Governor's Island
Hell Gate
Ships Near Sandy Hook Reported Distances
Wireless notes place the Oceania about 70 miles east of Sandy Hook at 9 30 pm Monday and due to dock tomorrow forenoon. The Blutcher about 745 miles east at 4 45 am yesterday is set to dock tomorrow forenoon. The Kroonland about 6 miles east at 6 20 am yesterday is expected to check tomorrow forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Morrow
Kroonland
Maritime Schedule Shows Ships Sailing and Closings
The notice lists vessels with ports and times across multiple days including Mauretania Liverpool Cunard at 5:30 am and 9:00 am, Majestic Southampton WS, Cherokee San Domingo Clyde, and others bound for destinations like Argentina Bermuda and New Orleans. It also notes Transpacific Mails close in New York with destination itineraries to Hawaii Japan Corea China and other regions, with specific cutoffs in early June and late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mali
Mauretania
Liverpo
Cunard
Majestic
Southampton
Cherokee
San Domingo
Clyde
Trent
Bermuda
RM SP
Drumcree
Argentina
AR P
Iroquois
Jacksonville
Antilles
New Orleans
Sabine
Texas
Mallory
Santiago
Galveston
la Lorraine
Havre
French
Esperanza
Havana
Ward
Zacapa
Jamaica
U . Co
Main
Bremen
N .L
Rotterdam
Uran
St Louis
Sigismund
H-A
Panama
Cristobal
St Kitts
Bayamo
Tampico
Arapahoe
Hawaii
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Siberia
Dee
Tahiti
Marquesas
Cook Islands
Samoan Islands
New Zealand
Australia
San San Francisco
Mariposa
Sierra
Shipping News Roundup of Steamer Movements and Arrivals
A detailed list of steamers from June departures and arrivals across Atlantic routes. Vessels include Richmond Georgetown to Atlantic Coast Lumber with lumber, Denver to Mallory with passengers, Bayame to New York & Cuba Mail with cargo, Lazio via Naples to Hartfield, Minnetonka to Atlantic Transport with 44 cabin passengers, Marontine to Royal Dutch West Indies Mall with passengers and mail, Kronprinz Wilhelm with 255 cabin and 374 steerage passengers, Sibirla with passengers and mail, Arapahoe to Clyde with passengers, Monroe to Old Dominion with passengers, Nessfield with sugar, and a large saile of multiple ships including Regulus and Noordam bound for various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Georgetown
Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation
Denver
Galveston
Key West
Mallory Si Co
Bayame
Tampico
Havana
New York & Cuba Mail Ss Co
Moise
Bar
Lazio
Ital
Genoa
Naples
Palermo
Boston
Hartfield, Solari & Co
Minnetonka
London
Atlantic Transport Co
Marontine
Paramaribo
Barbados
Trinidad
Royal Dutch West India Mall
Alm Nor
Wilmington
Sandy Hook
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Ger
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Oceirichs & Co
Sibirla
Port-au-Prince
Kingston
Colton
Bocas del Torn
Port Simon
Inagua
Hamburg-American Line
Arapahoe
Jacksonville
Charleston
Clyde Ss Co
Monroe
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion Ss Co
Highlands
Nessfield
Guantanamo
Munson
The
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NEW Heinze
HELDS
Defence
Sane Fourth Fund
O of
New-York Tribune
Utah Copper Company Bonds
I C
Central
Partment and
the Bronx
Har
Marine Intelligence
Peer & Covpyy
Warren St
Korona
St Thomas
Star
Adriatic
H-Am
Sidibiria
Ard
Titian
Lamp & H
Carmania
Anglo-Bolivia A. Elds
Citta di Messina
Cadiz
Talian Venezia
Nederland
Gibraltar
Mallory Italia
el Alba
Lusitania
Deutschland
Hamburg
Hamb-Am
Blucher
Hellig Olav
Christiansand
Bermudian
Quebec
Dover
Verona
Lloyd Prinzess
Pact of
Almirante Santa Marta
Mexico
C of Granada
Grenada
Trinidad Zatra Huelva
Dorothy St Lucia
el Paso Galveston
Jeeves So Pac
Transpacific
N.Y
Shipping News
Port of
Frankdale
Melbourne
M C Holm
Dan
Baltimore
Dorothy
Chesapeake
Pawnee
Lowland
Nor
Ones
Comanche
Hamilton
Asia
City of
Savannah
Knickerbocker Son
Hudson
Day & Sax
Henry Miller
Amsterdam
Best F Son
Jos. Cawthorn and Castes Jardin Paris
Tegfeld, JR
Anna Held
Mikes All Star
Mae Esler
Bway- Astor
Hopper Louise
Satre
Foreign
Sydney
Nyw
Vitemantie
Antwerp
Copenhagen
Oscar York
Durban
Cadillise Br
Bal Montevideo
York
Port Natal
Holmedale Br
Fremantle
Rio de Janeiro
Basteck
Pernambu
Ueenstown
Delagoan Bay
Corte de York
Cape Fow
Algona
Don
Satillo
Brunswick
Brunswick Se Co
Isroeles Litau
Birm
Patras
Marseilles
Ie Gibraltar
Rapiees
Ee Hicgo
Inerasamne
Miguel de Monteviteo
Vhumoneseki
Jape
New
Toveress Nija
Bostee
T. Vincent
Meipene
New Selly
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