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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1909

Page

15

Coler claims Metz lied during city hall inquiry

Borough President Coler testified at the Commissioners of Accounts probe, admitting lax oversight after giving orders and alleging Controller Metz sought to overdraw budgets. He defended public building cleaning costs as lower than private work and named Bruce Crane’s $100 Hurley painting as a used reference in the hearing.

Coler Commissioners of Accounts City Hall Bruce Crane Hurley William S. Hurley Rapid Transit Brooklyn Metz Accasion Mitchel Board of Aldermen Mr. Lawrence Mr. Coler Lawrence Celer Actors’ Union Coler Sald Commissioner Mitchel Mr. Mitchel Controller Metz

Equitable Life Report Forwarded to Albany

The Equitable Life Assurance Society report was sent to Albany by Deputy Superintendent Charles R. Fowter after nearly a year of examination by the State Insurance Department. Due to staff limits only three of ten required examiners worked on Mutual Life.

Equitable Life Assurance Society Albany Charles R. Fowter State Equitable Company Fowler Insurance Department Mutual Life Insurance Company State Superintendent of Insurance Metropolitan Life Equitable Foundry

Duffy Decision Ready Exonerates Duffy Criticizes Police

Mayor McClellan sent the final report on the Duffy case to the printer and is expected to announce a harsh critique of Brooklyn police handling. He may exonerate Duffy and remove his image from the Rogues Gallery while reviewing related misconduct cases.

McClellan Duffy Tribune City Hall Brooklyn Russell Kuhne Dillon Louis Probber Bingham

Fifth Avenue Association Expands Membership Anticipating Growth

A noon meeting at the Hotel Lorraine approved broader eligibility for the Fifth Avenue Association. Changes allow any person interested in Fifth avenue development to join. Bylaws were amended. buses on Riverside Drive and street loiterers were discussed with committees appointed. New street lighting praised, merchants urged to keep shops lit until 11 PM. Notables present included Cooke, Brentano, Burton, Connick, Marceau, Bell, Liebrecht, Young and Orvis.

Fifth Avenue Association Fifth Avenue Lorraine 45Th Street Riverside Drive C. F. Lacombe Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity Robert G. Cooke Simon Brentano J. Howes Burton Andrew J. Connick Colonel Marceau Curtis Bell Henry A. Liebrecht John A. Young Paul W. Orvis

Youths Bomb Prank Lands 15 Year Old in Court

Edward Fox of No 34 Rivington Street faced the Children's Court arraigned on a serious charge after a boyish spree with large firecrackers. He was held for a suspended sentence following a stern warning from Justice Olmsted.

Justice Olmsted Edward Fox Rivington Street Children’s Court Eddie Eldridge Street Moriarity

Pleads Guilty Insists On Innocence In Grand Larceny Case

Michael J. Ryan pleaded guilty in the Court of General Sessions to grand larceny in the second degree claiming police persecution for prior testimony that convicted a Brooklyn burglar. Judge Rosalsky remanded him to July 9 for a minute investigation while a letter threatening testimony was presented. Ryan, 31, of Brooklyn, was charged on a Lenox Avenue victim’s complaint for stealing a pocketbook on a Chambers Street car June 6. He was arrested by Officer Judge of Elizabeth Street station. He declared I am as innocent as you are but I guess I will have to take my dose.

Ryan No. Wirth Street Brooklyn William Bagier Lenox Avenue Chambers Street Elizabeth Street

National Association for the Promotion of Kindergarten Education Forms

A group of prominent figures organized the National Association for the Promotion of Kindergarten Education and filed for a certificate of incorporation with the Supreme Court. Directors include Mrs. John D. Archbold Miss Mary Harriman Rev David D. Wyle Spencer Trask and others. donations and bequests are pledged. The effort follows the success of the New York Free Kindergarten Association supported by John D. Archbold.

Natonal Association For Supreme Court United States John D. Archbold Mary Harriman David D. Wyle Spencer Trask Herbert F. Gunnison George W. Perkins Henry A. Wise Bessie Locke New York Free Kindergarten Association

Long Island Electric Railway seeks $1.5 million stock reduction

The Public Service Commission received its first application for a capital stock reduction from the Long Island Electric Railway Company. It asks approval to cut from 2 106 00 to 360 40 per share. The line runs 17 miles from Brooklyn through Jamaica to Far Rockaway with a Belmont Park branch. The old New York and North Shore Railway, 31 500400 capital, was consolidated and mortgaged to 1 231.66, with foreclosure sales. Stockholders have surrendered the 1 500 000 capital and directors favor the reduction to reflect property value.

Public Service Commission Vester-Day Long Island Electric Railway Company Brooklyn Jamaica Far Rockaway Belmont Park New York & North Shore Railway Company Old North Shore Comany Long Island Electricailway

Washington Decision Delays Sugar Inquiry Continuation

The American Sugar Refining Company investigation may resume after Oliver Pagan's visit to Attorney General Wickersham. The immunity and statute of limitations issues dominate the briefing, with potential indictments depending on new evidence. United States Attorney Henry A. Wise sails for Panama Canal investigations and plans to return in August.

Washington American Sugar Refining Company Federal Oliver Pagan Department of Justice Wickersham Henry A. Wise United States Pagan John E. Milburn John M. Bowers John E. Parsons William D. Guthrie Gustav E. Kissel Mr. Guthrie Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company American New Jersey Supreme Court of the United States E. C. Knight Company Messrs. Parsons Thomas Kissel American Company Parsons Samuel Untermyer Adolph Segal Pennsylvania Company Knight United States Supreme Court Bonaparte Segal No S George H. Earle, Jr Knight Company Pennsylvania United States Circuit Court of Appeals The Franklin Sugar Company Spreckels Sugar Refining Company Delaware Sugar House Knight, Spreckels, Delaware and Franklin Wise Illinois Supreme Court Federal Grand Jury Paris

Five Sleeper Trunks Seizure Raises Grand Jury Questions

Federal grand jury hears more on the five sleeper trunks worth 352000 seized in spring. Kilgannon and his wife pleaded guilty to sleeper trunk operations with George C White. Kilgannon sentenced to one year on Blackwell's Island. wife fined 1000. White to two years in Atlanta. White remains to aid prosecutors and Kilgannon may face sentence adjustments based on testimony.

Federal Grand Jury William H Kilgannon George C White United States Attorney's Office Kilgannon Blackwell’s Island White Atlanta

Rockefellers Head to Cleveland for Summer

Mr and Mrs John D Rockefeller left the city yesterday to spend the summer in their Cleveland home John D Rockefeller Jr accompanied them on the trip The elder Rockefeller came by automobile from Pocantico Hills estate to their West 48th Street town house where Mrs Rockefeller has been ill The party departed for Cleveland on the Lake Shore Limited Mrs Rockefeller walked to the train leaning on her son and husband for support

John D. Rockefeller Cleveland John D. Rockefeller, Jr Rockefeller Pocantico Hills West Aith Street

Third Avenue Railroad Foreclosure Plan Considered

If the Public Service Commission disapproves plans, the reorganization committee of the Third Avenue Railroad Company would buy the property at foreclosure sale wiping out the 16 000 stock. The committee might call for bond deposits with a trust company and issue beneficial certificates against them to let bond holders gain from profits without changing bond status.

Public Service Commission Third Avenue Railroad Company

Imported Madras Shirts Offer at West Twenty third Street

The balance of imported woven Madras shirts with plaited and relain bosoms, coat models with attached or detached cuffs are priced from $2.25 to $3.00, with a sale at West Twenty third Street offering $1.45.

Brandenburg Acquitted in Grand Larceny Trial

Brandenburg was acquitted by a jury after seven days of testimony in the grand larceny case in the Criminal Branch before Justice Fitzgerald. He was later arrested on a kidnapping charge involving his stepson in St Louis and held on $50 bail. extradition was not contested. The Missouri kidnapping penalty is life imprisonment.

Broughton Brandenburg Supreme Court Fitzgerald Times Cleveland Brandenburg James Shepard Cabanne, Jr St. Louis California Mr. Nott Grover Cleveland United States Nott SO Ball Corneil Missouri

Antinoise ordinance passed on West Side by alderman

Alderman Schioss led passage of an anti noise measure aimed at pedlars and hawkers. It bans blowing horns or creating disturbances to attract customers with a fine up to five dollars per offense. The policy preserves licensed vendors in Paddy's Market on Ninth Avenue.

Schioss Upper West Side Ninth Avenue 58Th

Central Trust Stock Sale Prompts Independent Ownership

The Central Trust Company of New York sold nearly three thousand new shares at $1 each. Most stock came from Mutual Life Insurance Company, a longtime holder, but likely unable to keep a controlling stake under life-insurance laws. Officials say the block is now widely distributed among trustees and friends, keeping the firm independent with diverse holders.

Central Trust Company of New York Mutual Life Insurance Company Central Trust Company Mutual Life Board of Trustees Central Trust Company of New York

Auerbach & Co in Trouble Over Contracts

Auerbach and Co dealers in cottonseed products could not meet their contracts. The firm with offices in the Produce Exchange Building faced embarrassment from a large drop in July cottonseed oil contracts. E F Auerbach said troubles were not only from cottonseed oil and a decision on assignment was not yet made.

Auerbach & Co Produce Exchange E. F. Auerbach

Chicago Grain and Provisions Market News

Chicago traders saw wheat rise on liberal world stock declines and favorable Liverpool news with final quotes up about 1% to 1%26. Corn and provisions closed firmer while oats weakened. bears pressured July delivery as cash grain fell. Provisions then rallied with a late short-covering push.

Chicago Liverpool Ihc

Morgan & Co Buys Interborough Bond Issue for 10 Million

J P Morgan & Co purchased 10 million dollars of Interborough Rapid Transit first mortgage bonds at five percent. Proceeds will retire equal value of short term notes maturing March 1 1910. Commission had approved 55 million issue earlier and permit cited.

J. P. Morgan & Co Interborough Rapid Transit Company Morgan Metropolitan Street Railway Company Interborough Metropolitan Company Public Service Commission

Toledo Railways default on July 1 bond payments and plans

Bondholders committee for Toledo Railways and Light Company reports failure to pay July 1 principal and interest on 4 percent consolidated first mortgage bonds. The circular urges no drastic action as protective stockholders' committee weighs refunding with secured collateral trust notes. Debt totals and extensions for Toledo Consolidated Street Railway and Toledo Traction bonds are noted.

Toledo Railways and Light Company Toledo Consolidated Street Railway Company Toledo Traction Company

Maritime Notices and Wireless Reports From The Oceanic

Shipping news lists wireless reports from the Oceanic and arrivals due with distances east of Sandy Hook. Transpacific mails schedule shows departures from New York to Hawaii Guam the Philippines and Asia with multiple steamers and dates in July.

Sandy Hook Argentina New York Hawaii Guam Philippine Islands San Francisco Japan Corea China Philippine Island Seattle Asia Vancouver Victoria Bce Orea Tacoma Antilochus Australia West New Fiji Islands New Caledonia Aorangi Hewaki Alameda Asivia Bie Smh Cptogre Cores Mon- Bonne Cavangsiestanc Hilonian New Zealand Samoan Islands Gymeric Tahiti Marquesas Islands Zealand Mariposa

Shipping Arrivals Update From June Ports and Quarantine

The shipping list shows Steamer Ole Bull arriving June 22 with sugar for United Fruit Co. Kronprinz Wilhelm docked June 22 and 23 with cabin and steel cargo for Obelrichs & Co, plus 380 and 622 units and passengers. Rosario di Giorgio arrived June 24 with fruit for Atlantic Fruit Co. Apache, Alamo, and Ryndam entries note passengers, moise, and quarantine movements.

Ole Bull Nor Wilhelmsen Nipe United Fruit Co Kronprinz Wilhelm Ger Nilerich Bremen Southampton Cherbourg Obelrichs & Co Rosario di Giorgio Mathiesean Port Antonio Atlantic Fruit Co Bar Apache Staples Jacksonville Charleston Clyde Ss Co Moise Alamo Davidson Galveston Mallory Ss Co Romsdalen Morgan Limni Kymasst Algiers Simpson, Spence & Young The

Youths Suits Slashed In Broadway Stores Sale

Prices drop on youths suits sizes 32 to 35 with many 18 dollar and 15 dollar reductions. Deals cover work wear and leisure styles for youths young men old men and boys across three Broadway stores in Warren Street 13th Street and 34th Street.

STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS ARRIVED AND SAILED

Shipping news lists arrivals at New York from Queenstown to Santos with vessels such as Campania Bry Balakant Furnessia and Kaiser Wilhelm der plus many routes via Plymouth Naples Suez and Havre. It records departures from Sunderland Inverclyde and Victoria ports and notes sailings to Natal Aden Singapore and Saigon among others.

Queenstown Campinia Bry New York Liverpool London Balakant Glasgow Furnessia Mortl Kaiser Wilhelm der Plymouth Bremen Amsterdame Prina Willem I Newport West Indies Venezuela Havre Marseilles Germania New Yors Naples Genoa Principe Piemonte Ital Montevideo Hilarius Bry New Suez Indramayo Yokohama Etc Bostem Athinal Greeks Italy Port Natal Brett Huel Vincent, V Saigon Hatphone Brisbane Altona Ger Viage Cent Fremantle, Etc Vis Fremantle Jane 2A Baron Cawdor Steeces To Vennachar Vis Peet Tne Aragonia Vis Maile Aden Singapore

Also Mentioned on This Page

Metz Lied James 4. Reener Rooney Bureau of Equitable Report Brooklyn Police Eldridge Street Station Form Kindergarten Association Atlantic City R. A Atlantic Long Island Electric Attorney General Mr. and Mrs. Kilgannon Rockefellers Third Avenue Line Stern Brothers West Twenty-third Street Acquits Central Trust Mutual Life Holdings Chicago Grain and Provisions Toledo Railways Marine Intelligence Gov. Island Hell Gate Turks Island Ates -Clyde Havana Ward Harry Luckenbach Porto Rico Oceanic White Star Maracaibo Caracag Lloyd Citta di Messin Gibraltar Kénigin Luise Genoa Lloyd Duca di Genova el Monte So Pac Carpathia Fiume Cunard Horatius Para Guiana St Thomas Quebec Huron Monterey Sone Avana Do8s -Ward E Friedrich Ita Marta Hamb-Am Santiags Fenfuegos Camoens Santos Holt Welturne Hamburg N & Cent Salis Lusitania Rio Grande Tampa Mallory Olorado George Washington la Provence Mexico Hamburg HambAm Pannentia City of Macon Savannah Byron South Brazil Prins Willem II Lamp & Holt Shipping News Port of Ryndam Roreen Rotterdam Boulogne Hi -America Line Racers Peer & CostPany Broadway 34Th St Lyric Blanche King Lew Fields Jefferson de Angelis Herald SQ Casino JAS. T Aerial Gardens Wississippi Thos. A. Wise Douglas Fairbanks de Paris Coney Island Dreamland Pier O'er Sea Palisades Joe Weber Rector's Ammersteien Annette Kellermann Thea Eden Mlussee Ifotofone Sheepshead Bay T. Rk Brooklyn Rapids Bridge Boerum Street Ferry Crown of Granada Cruchy Perth Trinidad Shipping & Trading Co Hamilton Boaz Newport News Norfolk Old Dominions Co Mdse Navance Hale Georgetoen Wilmington Clyde S. Co Matanzas Johnson New York and Cuba Fagerton Jacobsen Port Antesie Cuneo Importing Co Dreyer Ocean Ss Co Pring Joachim von Leitner Savanilla Port Limon Colon Kingston Fortune Island Malls Caronla Dow White Star Line Mall Fire Island Seneca Lambert Or Dominion Ss Co Highlands Wilhelm H Ger el Valle Itab Aras Hull Arapahoe City of Everett O Co Brow Head Campania St Michaels Tune Prins Maurits New Tee Amer
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