Cohalan and Connolly Alleged Political Influence and City Deals
A New York inquiry details Daniel F Cohalan long tied to Tammany Hall and influence over public office. It covers Connolly’s 1908 194 dealings seeking favors, a 6 percent profit share, and city department orders to the Victor Heating Company, with alleged payments and settlements amid a public corruption probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Connolly
George O'Hanlon
J. Bennett Southard
Mr. Cobain
Daniel F. Cohalan
Democratic Party
Tammany Hall
New York
Daniel
Bar association findings on Cohalan and political favors
The grievance committee found that Cohalan entered an agreement with Connolly through the Victor Heating Company in 1903 to 1905, taking 55 percent of net city contract profits. It notes Cohalan delayed repayment of 2940 dollars after Connolly threatened suit in 1909, and that Cruikshank destroyed evidence at Cohalan’s request. It states Cohalan agreed to use influence to obtain Connolly a political job for a 4000 dollar note in April 1909. He declined a second committee appearance after Governor’s request, and the committee concluded sufficient evidence supported the charges.
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Nathan Ottinger
Office of
Justice
The
Supreme Court
Daniel F. Cohalan
Daniel Fr. Cohalan
Gherardi Davis
Daniel J. Cohulan
State of
New York
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
James A. O'Gorman
Cohalan
Association of the Hat of
City of
John A. Connolly
Daniel F. Conalan
Victor Heating Company
Daniel F. Cohalanta
Victor Heatine Company
Daniel B Cobalan
Salt Company
City spMcials
Daniel F Cohalan
Daniel Cohalan
Daniel F. Cobalan
Victor Heating Mpnry
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electrelty
John A. Connetty
John A. Connelly
Cohal
John A Connelly
Conalan
John A. Vonnals
Cohalan I
Kos
Alan Ws
Merougn
Bureau of Buildings and Supplies
Department of Water Supply
Gas and Gleetretty
Cohulan
Department of Water
Kupal Gas and ElectAletty
Bald Cohalan
Wmor
Alfred U Cruikehank
Algred
Cruikathnk
Gohalan
New York County
Fnally
Cobalan
Vietor Heating Company
Onred B. Crolkenank
Cald Cohalan
Connolly
Wald Cohalan
Co. Shalan
S Aid Co. Halan
County of
Bar Association
Albert B. Cruikshank
Justice Cohalan
Cohalant
Statement Charges Untrue And Misleading In Grievance Record
The document records formal charges that a statement was untrue and misleading and cites testimony and letters, including references to Justice Cohalan, John A Connolly, and committee proceedings dated June 24, 1915, with details of interviews and letters from Chrystie and officials.
Supreme Court Justice Refuses Committee Inquiry Request
A Supreme Court justice declines participation in a committee hearing on charges brought by John A. Cone holly. He explains that only the Legislature has jurisdiction to determine truth and take action and that the Governor should submit accusations for legislative handling. He will not attend or be represented by counsel. He argues that the committee should not forward recommendations or conclusions.
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John A. Coneholly
Supreme Court
Justice Cohalan to be tried by Legislature
A stasf Tribune report states Justice Cohalan faces a joint Senate and Assembly Judiciary committee inquiry starting in June. He may present counsel and witnesses, with Bar Association investigators attending, as the investigation follows procedures similar to the Hooker case and aims for a full report with findings and recommendations.
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Stasf
The
Tribune Mibung
Connolly
Supreme Court
Daniel P. Cot
Senate
Assembly
Oolock
Cohatan
Bar Association
Cohalan
Forday
Thai Association of New York
Ths
Sulser
Onder
Waxner
Judiciary Committee
Levy
Sumers
Justice Canalans
Har Association
City of York
Bar Association of
City of New York
State of New York
Murtaugh
Pollock
Coats
Levy, Adler and Patrie
Legislative committee reports Galharan case hearings to proceed
A joint legislative session completes the committee investigation into Daniel F. Co halan, Justice of the New York Supreme Court, with a plan for public hearings either in joint session or via a Senate Assembly joint committee. The report outlines procedure, witness authority, and timelines through June 30 to July 8 adjournment.
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Senate
Joint Judiciary Committee
Jwnen
Daniel F. Cohalan
Supreme Court
W York
Bay
Railroads urged to bar alcoholics from employment
The national congress of alienists and neurologists in session here adopted a resolution advising railroads not to employ men who drink alcoholic beverages either on or off duty, as a means to prevent accidents and improve safety nationwide.
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Chicago
National Congress of Alienist and Neurologists
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Unis
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Daniel P Cohnlan
West 43d Street
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Ite
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Commissioner of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
19Th Street
George F. Blake Company
Worthington Mump Company
Victor Company
Cohnlan
Bureau of Public Buildings and Offices
Victor Jeating Company
Cohajan
Ellen Drohen
Aftidavit
Kim
Cohalun
Lyman FE. Warren
John A Connolly
Justice Coal
Sald John A. Connolly
Charles G. Wiley
Abert J Cruikshank
Yalward L Blackmar
J Jonnett Southard
Howard Towns
Bina Chrystie
Chrystie
Committee On Chances
West 4d Street
Hooker
Albany
Judiciary
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Legislaure
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Cahalan
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