Mutual Life Quits France As Other Insurers May Follow
The Mutual Life Insurance Company withdraws from France rather than meet a new law requiring reserves in French securities. New York Life and others may also pull back. The law compels deposits of 15 to 26 million dollars in French securities, risking loss to policyholders. Details include officials’ statements, potential European retreat, and ongoing inquiries from the Truesdale committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Life Insurance
France
New York Life
Mutual Life
James Hazen Hyde
McIntock
Peabody
Suffolk Traction Co Incorporation Plans 28 mile Surface Rail
The Suffolk Traction Company of Patchogue Long Island is incorporated with 120.6 thousand dollars capital to build a surface rail line 28 miles from Brookhaven to Babylon passing through Brookhaven Bellport Patchogue Blue Point Bayport Sayville and Islip. Directors include Linton L. Rossiter D H Valentine Henry Seibert William F. Sheehan T L Hughes Charles A. Collin W H Jaycox M Wiggins G G Rose and Benjamin H. Wood. Seibert and Valentine sit on Brooklyn Rapid Transit board. Rossiter is a former BRT president. No stated connection between the two firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Seibert and Valentine
Broocklyn Rapid Transit Company
Mr. Rossiter
Messrs. Sheehan and Collin
Sheehan & Collin
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Suffolk Traction Company
Wall Street Broker Harry Doughty Dies by Suicide
Harry Doughty formerly connected with a Wall Street brokerage killed himself at his home on Bement avenue West Brighton Staten Island yesterday morning. He had suffered nervous prostration for about a year and had been unable to work for months. Despondent over health and finances he left a wife and a five year old son. His residence is a two story attic cottage whose attic served as a playroom.
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Harry Doughty
Wall Street
Bement Avenue
West Brighton
Staten Island
Doughty
Tragedy in Attic: Father Found Dead by Son
A boy climbed to the attic to fetch toys and found his father dead on a mattress. His mother, alerted by the child’s cries, discovered the body and attributed the act to worry and low mood. Police reports note no further details.
TUNNEL WORKERS BACK TO JOBS IN EAST RIVER PROJECT
The S Pearson & Son tunnel project under the East River near East 33d Street reported no strike yesterday as most sand hogs returned to work. Non-union workers, under open shop rules, were examined for health before being hired and rechecked during shifts. Superintendent Fraser defended safety measures, noting air pressure controls, medical locks, interpreter availability, and reinforced tunnel lining. The firm claimed progress averages around thirty inches to five feet daily depending on conditions.
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S. Pearson & Son
London
Fraser
Tribune
Body found in river identified as missing woman
Mrs. Mary Kuenlen of Plainfield New Jersey identified the body recovered from the North River at 3th street on June 21 as her daughter Miss Helen Kuenlen who had been missing since April 21. The identification was made at the Morgue after comparison by Patrolman Purfield. The Plainfield police chief reported the finding and Mrs. Kuenlen was brought to New York. The 27 year old was well educated an artist and pianist who had shown strange behavior before her disappearance. no love affair was noted. Her body will be returned to Plainfield for burial tomorrow.
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Mary Kuenlen
Plainfield
N. J
North River
3Th Street
Helen Kuenlen
Purfield
East 35Th Street
Kuenlen
West Front Street
New York
Contest Over Shayne Will Proceeds As Lis Pendens Filed
The dispute over the late furrier C. Shayne’s estate, valued at about 2 million, continues after Mrs. Mary Shayne filed a notice of lis pendens through her attorneys against widow executrix Margaret A. Shayne. The action claims interest in the business building and the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ©. Shayne
Mary Shayne
Black, Olcott, Gruber & Bonynge
Lis Pendens
Margaret A. Shayne
Hotel man declared insane in White Plains
Nicholas J. Doyle proprietor of the Elberon Hotel in White Plains was declared insane yesterday by a sheriff's jury He has been in Bloomingdale Asylum for four weeks Doctors testified he believed he would inherit a fortune of millions His father died six months ago leaving property valued at 75000 but heavily encumbered with debts and the estate is said to be diminished Doyle has matured in many insanity cases in White Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas J. Doyle
Elberon Hotel
White Plains
Doyle
Bloomingdale Asylum
Lyons
Schmidt
Car Crash In The Bronx Injures Two Occupants
Speeding north on Crotona avenue in the Bronx a westbound Tremont avenue car collided with an auto carrying Charles de Lukacsevics of Central Park West and Miss Geraldine Rendell of Hughes avenue. The impact hurled the car onto its roof and left Rendell unconscious before ambulance arrival. she was later taken home after de Lukacsevics lay in the street.
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Crotona Avenue
Bronx
Charles de Lukacsevics
Central Park West
Geraldine Rendell
Hughes Avenue
Tremont Avenue
Miss Rendell
Fordham Hospital
de Lukacsevics
Governor Stokes moves to curb New York garbage dumping
Governor Stokes of New Jersey instructed the Attorney General and State Board of Health to act against New York City garbage dumping at sea along Jersey shore. The issue prompts health concerns and calls for legal action, with United States Senator Dryden aiding. Federal jurisdiction doubts surface as War Department officials consider authority.
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Tribune
Trenton
N. J
Jersey Shore
Stokes
New York City
State Board of Health
United States
John F. Dryden
Judge Advocate General
Army
Dryden
War Department
Women rioters attack Brooklyn public schools over vaccinations
In Brownsville and Manhattan districts, mobs of women besieged Public Schools 125 84 12 106 and 130 targeting doctors vaccinating children. Police reserves dispersed crowds as janitors faced assaults. Italian neighborhood riots spread to Mott Street. fines levied in Essex Market Court for inciting a riot at a Manhattan street school.
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Brownsville
Brooklyn
Ehrlich
Health Department
Rockaway Avenue
Dumont Street
No. 222
Mott Street
Mulberry Street
Frank Mulvaney
Mulvaney
Essex Market Court
Louis Yutal
East 4Th Street
Cipora Flohr
Stanton Street
Esther Blaustein
Rivington Street
Manhattan Street School
Mary F. McAleer
West 118Th Street
Wall protection controversy ends with toy pistol claim
Mrs Bertha Becker of 3728 Park Avenue, The Bronx, accused contractor Albert Schwarzler at Harlem Court of halting a wall encroachment to ten feet high. She said he was removing half an inch along the wall, while she brandished a toy pistol. The complaint was dismissed as Schwarzler was absent. Magistrate Steinert offered to issue a warrant but later discussed stopping the damage.
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Park Avenue
The
Bronx
Bertha Becker
Albert J. Schwarzler
Agistrae Steinert
Union Man Arrested for Threats in Waterbury Strike
Isidore Freeman, a labor union representative, was arrested in Waterbury on June 28 for intimidation. He allegedly warned plumber Abraham Levin that during the plumbers strike, if Levin returned to work, "it will be bullets for you and bullets for the man who employs you."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Waterbury
Isidore Freeman
Abraham Levin
Tragic Well Fall Claims Three Lives at Bovine Town
Sioux City reports a baby fell into an abandoned well at Bovine on the Red River in western South Dakota. Mrs. Hill and rancher Clarence Johnson rushed to the site as the child cried. Johnson descended to rescue but faced a deadly outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Sioux City
Iowa
Bovine
Red River
South Dakota
Thomas Hill
Clarence Johnson
Johnson
Tragic Well Rescue Ends in Three Deaths
A gas dampened well claimed three lives as a man failed to save himself and a frantic mother entered the well to rescue him, but was overcome by the foul air. No others were nearby.
Former jockey held in grand larceny case at Sheepshead Bay
Mrs Laura Bunert, a widow, accuses Robert Gilmore, once a jockey living at the Whitney Hotel, of stealing $5,000 on the day of the Suburban at Sheepshead Bay after loaning him funds to bet on races. Gilmore, who rode in Memphis last winter, denies wrongdoing claiming she entrusted him with the money to bet.
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Robert Gilmore
Whitney Hotel
Sheepshead Bay
Laura Bunert
Cadillac
Gilmore
South
Memphis
New York
SULLIVAN RESIGNS FROM CONGRESS FOR ALBANY
Representative Timothy D Sullivan quits Congress to return to Albany and focus on state affairs He had two terms and jokes about Washington life He will be replaced by Senator Daniel J Riordan with Hearst allies backing future battles Hearst plans a challenge and Bowery lodging figures loom as election draws near
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Big Tim" Sullivan
Congress
Albany
Sullivan
Timothy D. Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Tammany Statesman
Tim Sullivan
Dives
Bowery
Lefty Boyle Names Shooter Accuses De Veau
James Boyle known as Lefty, a longtime Tenderloin figure and DA employee, lies dying at New York Hospital after being shot. In a taped statement he accuses Alexander De Veau, a known White Light district figure, who is at large. Witnesses William Harris and Florence Woods, prominent Tenderloin residents, are jailed without bail. Boyle had prior underhand dealings in the Tenderloin and later aided the District Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Lefty
Boyle
District Attorney's Office
New York Hospital
Alexander de Veau
White Light
de Veau
William Harris
Florence Woods
Moran for Governor in Prohibition nomination clash
Boston a June 28 Moran wins Prohibitionist nomination for Governor but faces stiff opposition from the Democratic state machine. They plan a forthcoming statement highlighting Moran's weaknesses. A fierce convention fight looms if he seeks the Democratic nomination or endorsement, with Democrats broadly against him and Fitzgerald's city machine backing Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Boston
Moran
State Committee
Fitzgerald
Bartlett
Perry’s Failure Announced on Exchange Floor
The failure of W. S. Perry, a floor trader, was announced yesterday on the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange where he has traded since 1883. He has twenty four hours to meet obligations before a final announcement and the suspension carries no market significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Perry
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Report
Sunrise and sunset hours with high water predictions for Sandy Hook and Gov. Island. Wireless notes place Baltic 100 miles east of Nantucket Lightship at 1 pm awaiting dock around 9:30 am. Lucania at 1:05 pm, 220 miles SE of Sable Island. La Lorraine reported near Sable Island. Time not given.
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High Water
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Ga P.M
Hell Gate
Baltic
Stasconset
Nantucket
Lucania
Sable Island
la Lorraine
Walsh drops bid for Senate and backs Springer in Colorado
Denver on June 28 reports Thomas F. Walsh reverses plan to run for United States Senate and instead fields John W. Springer against Simon Guggenheim, Colorado smelter trust foe. Springer, former National Live Stock Association president, was Denver mayoral candidate and now runs as a Roosevelt Republican opposing corporate control of the Republican party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Denver
Thomas F. Walsh
United States Senate
John W. Springer
Simon Guggenheim
Colorado
Smelter Trust
Springer
National Livestock Association
Transpacific Mails Steamer Schedule Brief
Destination and steamer routes show Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands via U transport from San Francisco on July 1 at 12:30am and Japan Korea China and Philippines via San Francisco on July 3 at 12:30am. The schedule lists transpacific mail passages with times and ports for each route.
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Hawaii
Guam
Philippine Islands
U & Transport
San Francisco
Japan
Corea
China
Siberia
Vermont Fusion Nominates Clement For Governor
Percival W. Clement of Rutland was nominated for governor by both the Democratic state convention and the Independent state convention in Burlington. The two conventions reached an agreement to fuse on a single ticket, each naming candidates for three state offices.
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Burlington
Percival W. Clement
Rutland
Vermont
Clement
Sullivan County GOP Convention Indorses Roosevelt Higgins Allds Bradley
Monticello New York June 28 Sullivan County Republican convention adopted resolutions praising President Roosevelt Governor Higgins and State Senator Allds and Congressman Thomas Bradley. Delegates were instructed for Allds for re election to the state Senate.
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Monticello
N. Y
Sullivan County
Roosevelt
Higgins
Allds
Thomas Bradley
Senate
Uneven Oil Rates Draw ICC Investigation In South
New Orleans June 28 The Interstate Commerce Commission opened an inquiry into complaints by independent oil dealers that Southern transport rates are exorbitant. James W Wise of Wise Oil Co testified he paid 5 cents a hundred to ship oil 70 miles from Shreveport to Robeline La on the Texas & Pacific while 27 cents a hundred covered 40 miles Shreveport Mansfield La on the same line. T Freeman of Texas & Pacific suggested rates may have been set by the Louisiana Railroad Commission. Wise cited 21 cents a hundred for 10 miles Shreveport to Bodeau La, and 7 cents a hundred for Shreveport to Marshall Texas, versus 15 cents from Marshall to Shreveport. Waters-Pierce had a distributing station at Marshall. Freeman explained a 45 5 8 cents rate from Findlay Ohio to Shreveport, noting the Mississippi River influences rates, though the commission has found the hard pan rates to be the bigger factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Interstate Commerce
Texas & Pacific
Shreveport
Robeline
T. ©. Freeman
Louisiana Railroad Commission
Wise
Bodeau
Vicksburg
Shreveport & Pacific
Marshall
Texas
Waters-Pierce Company
T. C. Freeman
Findlay Ohio
Mississippi
Commission
A. Prouty
Mississippi River
Shipping News Arrivals From Hamburg Line Steamers and Others
Shipping news notes arrivals of multiple ships including Steamer Pring Waldemar Ger Hamburg June 14 with 680 steerage passengers, Pallanga Ger Scharmberg Hamburg June 14, Hawaiian Delano Honolulu April 10 Hilo 15 Philadelphia June 27, Altat Ger Port de Paix June 21 Cape Hayti and bar times listed. Also Prins Frederik Hendrik Dutch Stbdelee June 7 9 Trinidad 11 La Guayra Puerto.
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Pring Waldemar
Ger
Hamburg
Metse
Bar
Pallanga
Scharmberg
Moise
Hawaiian
Delano
Honolulu
Hilo
Philadelphia
Dearborn & Lapham
Altat
Gerdes
Port de Paix
Cape Hayti
Port Au Prince
Gonatves
Jeremie
Savantila
Santa Marta
Inagua
Prins Frederik Hendrik
Duten
Stbdelee
Trinidad
la Guayra
Puerto
Quarantine and Passengers Tied to Multiple Steamers Listed
The report lists numerous ships including Holland-America Line, City of Macon, Lombardia, and Coastwise steamers with passengers and cargoes in quarantine or arriving at Bar. Details show arrival dates, ports such as Norfolk, Genoa, Palermo, and Matanzas, and various ship names with moise or mdise cargoes and towed wrecking operations near Fire Island and Spa.
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Curacoa
Jacmel
Aux Cayes
St Mare
Port Au Prince
Holland-America Line
Moise
The
Bar
Hamilton
Boaz
Norfolk
Old Dominion Ss Co
City of Macon
Burg
Savannah
Ocean Ss Co
Lombardia
Ital
Orengo
Genoa
Naples
Hirzel
Feltmann &0
Colonel E L Drake
Fenton
Port Arthur
Texas
Standard Oil Co
Citta di Milano
Italy
Schiassino
Palermo
Bolognesi, Hartfield & Co
Olinda
Kostrena
Aust
Kopajtic
Progreso
W. PD. Munson
Mdise
Camp
Johnson
C H. Mallory & Co
Vincenzo Bonanno
Neero
Girgent
Messina
Lipari
Phelpe Bros & Co
Spa
Fire Island
Rescue
I J Tritt
Deutschland
Ger
Hamburg
Plymouth
Cherbourg
la Provence
Havre
Royal Exchange
Philadelphia
Basuta
Mirarichi
Ask
Sama
Baracoa
Sunniva
Nor
Saetia Banes
el Siglo
Galveston
Jamestown
Newport News
C F Tie
Liverpool June ship arrivals and sailings list
A long list of ships with origins and destinations dated June, noting arrivals at New York, Hamburg, Colombo, Calcutta, and other ports. Vessels include Oceanic, Queenstown, Kaiser, Orinoco, Consuelo, Terence, Norfolk, Ulriken, Montserrat, Wildenfels, Cretic, Koranna, Clan Macmilla, Excelsior, Sikh, and others with routes to New York, Hamburg, Naples, Colombo, and Bombay.
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Liverpool
Oceanic
Erom
New York
Queenstown
Kjestte
Hayes
New Colorado
Ward
Hull
Dover
Ger
Magin
Hamburg
Southampton
Orinoco
New Pearce
Barbados
Kingston
Colom
York Wi
Cherbourg
Kaiser and
Helm der Grosse
Cuppers
Bremen Sonthampton
Consuelo
Watsem
Terence
BYT
Santos
Shiel@s
Norfolk
Barcelona
Ulriken
Nor
Pedersen
Naples
Montserrat
Zaragoza
Suez
Wildenfels
Gerh. Reling
Calcutta
Colombo
Boston
Cretic Bjelk
Genoa
Tuticorin
Koranna
Bearwick
Clan Macmilla
Cape Town
Meuwe Waterweg
Excelsio
Courtin
Ae York
Sikh
Atkinson
Yokohama
Brokaniy Rasa Pumouh
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Paul L. Baudry
Paris
Kingsley
Fron
Europe
Equitable
Truesdale
McCurdy
Samuel Untermyer
International Policyholders’ Committee
James H. McIntosh
Untermyer
McIntosh
R. T
NEW Company
East River
Shayne
Pickett
Ballle
Gettysburg
von Corbell
Cale
New Jersey
Baby
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
T. D. Sullivan
Big Tim
Lefty” Boyle
Shooter
Bay State
Consolidated Exchange
Marine Intelligence
WALSH
Line
Baltic Eenecesees
White Star
Pretoria
Bermuda
Quebec
Turks Island
Clyde Neckar
Bremen
Gibraltar
Lloyd Republic
Bulgaria
Hamb-Am Germania
Fabre ‘An Marcos
Mallory
Eo Tnewesnees
Cunard
Lorraine Havre
Talia
Atlanta
Astoria
Glasgow
Slavonia
Statendam
Rotterdam
Penewie Holland-Am
Kroonland
Antwerp
Red Star
Grenada
Nndad Minnetonka
Atlantic
Seneca
Nassau
Gry
Campeche
O* Ae
Brunswick
Apache
Jacksonville
Clyde
Old Dominion
St. Louis
American
Etruria
Coni
Rosalind
Newfoundland
Red Cross
Zulia
Coamo
Porto Rico
Mexico
Havana
Maraval Grenada
Venetia
Jamaica
Hamb
Whit Tft
Ara Am
Rto
la Pta
Grat Valderese
Hamb-Am
Vaderland
Minnehaha
Caledonia
Neces
Calabria
la Gascogne
French
Sofia Hohenberg
Austrian Sea
el Sud
Moros el Paso
Concho
Weeese
Macon
Jefferson
Byron
Lamport & Holt
Monroe
Fusion
Indorse
Interstate Commission
Shipping News
Port of
Broadway
Frank H. Grap
Tribune Almanag
Sala
Spencer’s
Maiden Lane
Frice
Motor Ca&s
NEW York Transportation
Eighth Avenue
9Th Street
Dreamland
Manhattan Beach
GEO
Primrose and His Minstrels
Westvius
Brighto Beach Park
W& Pawnee Bill
Ferrari
Beestown
Coney Island
Henry E. Dixey
Shambra Bithave
Cavalleria Rusticana
H. M
the Girl OF the
Golden West
Lyceum
LION
Madison Square Garden
Erial Gardens
Amsterdam
A. W
Geo. M. Cohan
New.york
Wis
Ammerstein
Paradise Roof Gardens
Eng
Victoria Theatre
Machnow
the Giant
Lalla Selbini
Cal Cuttys
Tom Hearn
the Spook Minstrels
MUSEE
Cinematograph
Royal Italian Orchestra
Mystic Ajeeb
Coney Island Jockey Club Racing
Thistle
East 34Th St. E. R
Whitehall St
39Th St
Lander
New York Transportation Co
8Th Ave
49Th St
Columbus
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