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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1909

Page

4

Mrs Gould Denies Heavy Drinking and Scandal Claims

Mrs Katherine Clemmons Gould testified for about two hours denying charges from many witnesses in her separation suit against Howard Gould. She called claims of intoxication, insults, or misconduct false and described meetings with Dustin Farnum as discussions about returning to the stage. The trial included testimony about a coffee incident at Blue Gap Farm and other assorted accusations, which she rejected as false.

Katherine Clemmons Gould Howard Gould de Lancey Nicoll Farnum Mr. Shearn Rosalind Richard Lounsbury Gould Mr. Farnum Mrs. Gould St Regis Hotel Mr. Gould Maurice Malloy Malloy Ford Larchmont Yacht Club Bhearn Hartford

Prison for Joy Rider in Grand Larceny Case

Frank H. Roland of 168 West 46th Street was convicted of grand larceny for taking Charles B. Church’s $4,300 car on a joy ride to Atlantic City Philadelphia and Washington. He received a sentence of not less than two nor more than three years at Sing Sing.

Atlantic City Philadelphia Washington Frank H. Roland West 46Th Street Sing Sing Roland Charles B. Church West 57Th Street Technique School Paris Polytechnic School London

Tragic Plunge Death Of Mrs Matthews In Auto Crash

Mrs John Matthews wife of the Du Pont Powder Works superintendent was killed instantly when a car carrying her husband her daughter two nephews and two nieces crashed on Delevan Hill in the Pawling Mountains near Amenia New York The car reached high speed after tire burst tumbles forced by the hill authorities say the neck of Mrs Matthews was broken and others suffered bruises and a broken arm McVeagh a nephew sustained the worst injury of the survivors while the party was returning from a trip to the Berkshires

Poughkeepsie N. Y John Matthews du Pont Powder Works Wilmington Del Amenia Matthews Berkshires Delevan Hill Pawling Mountains Mr. Matthews

Doull Takes Lead in Building Code Fight at Aldermen’s Board

In the board of aldermen building committee Doull's faction gains control with Colgan Weltin Gunther Schloss Downing backing hollow tile fireproofing. The hearing featured architects and engineers, a Washington Build ing Dept letter and remarks from William D. Henry on market share and material safety, while Kenneally sought to keep discussions brief.

Board of Aldermen Reginald S. Doull Kenneally Charles F. Murphy Tim” Sullivan Murphy Ross F. Tucker Concrete Association of America Henry

Wife of Rescuer Is Killed by Train in Pittsburg

In Pittsburg on June 24 a Baltimore and Ohio train struck and killed Mrs. Wade Sorza as she hurried home to prepare dinner for her husband. The victim, who appeared frightened and unable to move, was identified by her husband when he fainted at the scene. He later tried to carry her home himself and was found two hours afterward with a gun on the tracks, seeking someone to blame.

the Tribune Pittsburg Baltimore & Ohio Wade Sorza

Whistle to Warn Auto Speeders

Automatic whistle device proposed to sound when cars exceed speed limits as part of city speed control efforts. Other items include Voliva deposed as Zion City dictator and E N Richey named mayor. Also notes on Pittsburg car men strike demands and New Orleans to Marseilles steamship service renewal. Bread weight stamp ordinance adopted in Los Angeles.

Chicago Pittsburg Carmen Pittsburg Pittsburg Railways Company New Orleans- Marseilles New Orleans Austro-American Steamship Line Marseilles Mediterranean Los Angeles

Brandenburg Story Repudiates Signature In Grand Larceny Trial

Brandenberg testified in New York Supreme Court that a Grover Cleveland article and the signature offered by prosecutors were not his or the ex-president’s. He described drafting the manuscript with Cleveland and provided details of interviews, handwriting, and the contested carbon copy. The trial resumes this morning.

Broughton Brandenburg Supreme Court Fitzgerald Brandenburg Grover Cleveland Cleveland Samuel Bell Thomas Oswald N. Jacoby Benjamin F. Kelley Broadway Mr. Jacoby Herald Underwood Mr. Cleveland New York

Sugar Refineries Probe Involves Loan to Segal and Plant Closure

The federal grand jury questioned T Suffern Tailor again on ties to a 1269 loan from American Sugar Refining to Adolf Segal that helped close the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining plant. Walter D. Robinson, a defendant in related suit, testified long amid notes of dummy directors. Investigation continues. no indictments this week.

American Sugar Refining Company T. Suffern Tailor American Company Adolf Segal Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company Taller Walter D. Robinson Robinson Pennsylvania Company Philadelphia United States Oliver Pagan Department of Justice

Mitchel to Open Inquiry Into Coler Administration

Commissioner Mitchel said he will start an inquiry into Borough President Coler of Brooklyn, likely Monday or Tuesday. The hearing should be thorough but shorter than prior probes of Ahearn and Haffen, with a deep look into Coler’s ties to Medina Quarry Company and stone furnished to Brooklyn. Coler expected a clean bill, claiming department actions on the level.

John Purroy Mitchel Coler Brooklyn Messrs Ahearn Haffen Mitchel Medina Quarry Company City Hall

Brooklyn Political Committee Endorses Gaynor for Mayor

Kings County Municipal Democracy committee met at the Imperial in Brooklyn last evening. F. C. Leubuseher chaired and J. J. McCue named temporary chairman and to appoint a five member panel to choose permanent officers. Resolutions endorsed Justice William J. Gaynor for Mayor.

Kings County Committee of the Municipal Democracy Imperial Fulton Street Red Hook Lane Brooklyn F. C. Leubuseher J. J. McCue

Southern Pacific Forms Mexico Subsidiary to Operate 1500 Miles

The Southern Pacific Railroad Company of Mexico is formed to take over concessions from the Mexican government for about 1500 miles of rail between Nogales and Mexico City and to operate telephone and telegraph lines. Substantial subsidies totaling around 10 million are expected, with the project financed by SP. The group includes New York and Elizabet h based incorporators. The plan encompasses major lines from Nogales through Guaymas and Mazatlan to Guadalajara and connections to the Mexican Central Railway, plus a Douglas Nogales link.

Trenton N. J Southern Pacific Railroad Company of Mexico Southern Pacific Company Concessionaire Railroad Company Tomas Macmanus A. H. McKay Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific Railroad Southern Pacific Mexico Harriman Nogales Guaymas Mazatlan Guadalajara Mexican Central Railway Douglas Ariz Corral Cananea

Directors Neglectful In Shipbuilding Finance Report

Saratoga June 24 reports from the Trust Company of the Republic executive committee critique directors for neglect and poor oversight in financing the United States Shipbuilding Company. The accounts note underwriter losses in France and loans tied to shipbuilding collateral, with limited attendance at meetings and breaches of bylaws not deemed personal gain. The Sheldon syndicate later relieved the trust company of the shipbuilding loans.

Saratoga N. Y Trust Company of the Republic United States Shipbuilding Company Charles H. Kavanaugh Trust Company Alexander Greig Stuyvesant Fish C. W. Wetmore Charles D. Marvin Herbert L. Satterlee France Shipbuilding Company Sheldon Syndicate

American Car and Foundry Reports Favorable FY Showing

The American Car and Foundry Company posts net earnings of 3.74 million for the year ended April 3, with $2.90 million available for dividends and a $795,831 preferred dividend balance. Common dividends totaled 4.00 per share, and the firm plans a new steel car plant amid steady orders and a strategy to maintain working capital for downturns. Frederick H. Eaton, president, notes dividends and earnings support continued growth despite a general business lull.

American Car & Foundry Company Frederick H. Eaton

Mabee Charges Against New York Anti-Saloon League Found Baseless

District Attorney Jerome after an inquiry by assistant Daniel F. Murphy found that Charles R. Mabee of Detroit failed to produce witnesses beyond New York jurisdiction and that named witnesses did not knowledge of the charges. The NY Anti-Saloon League finances were audited for eight years by certified accountants and found properly handled.

Charles R. Mabel Detroit Anti-Saloon League of New York Jerome Daniel F. Murphy Mabee Messrs. Hervey Wood F. E B. Tower New York Anti- Saloon League Dr. Funk Howard Russell James Albert Patterson Truman H. Baldwin New York Anti-Saloon League

Drowned Man Identified as Frederick B. Lawrence

The body found drowned off Beachurst near Whitestone has been identified as Frederick B. Lawrence seventy four years old of 2160 Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn a noted Republican politician from the eighteenth Brooklyn Assembly District. Identification was made by his son George M. Lawrence at the morgue in College Point.

Beachurst Whitestone Frederick B Lawrence Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn Lawrence George M. Lawrence College Point

Union Pacific Preferred Surges to New High on Rumor Spur

Union Pacific preferred jumped to 110 amid rumored plans to retire the preferred stock or swap for common. Analysts cautioned that the rise was driven by speculation with no solid basis, as investors weighed convertible bonds or asset-segregation schemes and questioned the pooling arrangements behind the stock rise.

Union Pacific Mercury Harriman Senate Union Pacific Company E. H. Harriman

Straus Medical Director Sails for Sweden

Dr Arthur B. Green medical director of Nathan Straus milk depots sailed yesterday with his wife aboard the Helrig Olav bound for Sweden. He will attend the Eighth International Tuberculosis Conference and report on the eighteen year effort to supply mothers with pure milk. He plans visits to Straus milk stations in Ireland Germany England and Austria.

Sweden Helrig Olav Arthur B. Green Nathan Straus Milk Depots Dr. Green Pannwitz Berlin Straus Ireland Germany England Austria

Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac Notes and Wireless Report

Marine almanac gives sunrise and sunset times plus high and low waters for Sandy Hook Gov. Island and Hell Gate. Wireless report says the Kaierertn Augusta Victoria was 79 miles east of Sandy Hook at 9 am yesterday and expected to dock at 5 am Saturday.

Sandy Hook Gov. Island Hell Gate Augusta Victoria

Transpacific Mail Routes and Schedules Listing

Shipping notices detail destination and steamer calls from New York via San Francisco to Hawaii Tahiti Marquesas Islands New Zealand and Australia with several sailings to Japan Korea China and the Philippine Islands via Seattle San Francisco Vancouver and Victoria dates in late June and July for ships Kaga Maru Asia Express of Japan Aorangi and other services including US transport routes.

New York Hawaii San Francisco Hilenian Tahiti Marquesas Islands New Zealand Australia Weert Mariposa Wai Hawaiii Guam Philippine Islands Japan Corea China Seattle Asia Vancouver Victoria Fiji Islands New Caledonia Aorangi

Shipping News: Steamer Moves From Various Ports

A tabulated shipping report lists vessels including Dover, Manna Hafa, Proteus, President Grant, Oklahoma, Moncenisio, Comanche, Trinidad, Crown of Granada, Romsdal, Monroe, Jamestown, and Hornsund. It notes departure ports, destinations, cargoes or passengers, quarantine statuses, and arrival times with several ships departing quarantine and others arriving at the bar.

Dover Carlson Brunswick Brunswick Se Co Manna Hafa Charles Baltimore New York & Baltimore Proteus Hopner New Orleans Southern Pacific Co President Grant Ger Magin Hamburg Boulogne Trinidad Grenada Trinidad Shipping & Trading Co Bar Romsdal Nor Skogland Baracoa Cuneo Fruit Co Monroe Hulphers Newport News Norfolk Old Dominion Ss Co Bremen Graf Waldersee Ragina

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