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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1909

Page

4

Coler claims Metz lied as Metz inquiry opens at City Hall

Borough President Coler testifies before Commissioners of Accounts detailing budget tensions in 1907 1908 and saying the Controller lied about funding. He criticizes public building cleaning costs and explains purchases through Lawrence and the Bureau. He cites a $84 courthouse repair and notes automobile use and payroll staff handling. He aims to conclude testimony with potential city work reforms.

Coler Commissioners of Accounts City Hall Bruce Crane Hurley William S. Hurley Rapid Transit Brooklyn Metz Oler Mitchel Board of Aldermen Bureau of Public Buildings and Offices Lawrence Mina Mr. Coler Celer Actors’ Union Commissioner Mitchel Mr. Mitchel James 4. Rooney Rooney Bureau of Sewers E. J. Fort James Dunn

Equitable Life Report Forwarded After Long Inquiry

The Equitable Life Assurance Society report was sent to Albany by Deputy Superintendent Charles R. Fowler after nearly a year of review by the State Insurance Department. Only three investigators worked on Mutual Life while ten were needed, delaying final findings and a full submission to the State Superintendent.

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

Duffy Decision Ready Mayor Expected to Speak Tomorrow

Mayor McClellan finalizes the Duffy case report and sends it to print with expected early forenoon announcement. City Hall sources anticipate harsh criticisms of police handling, possible exoneration of Duffy, and a call for Rogues Gallery removal while avoiding blame on Commissioner Bingham.

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

Fifth Avenue Association Expands Membership Reach

A noon meeting at Hotel Lorraine 45th Street and Fifth Avenue approved expanding eligibility for Fifth Avenue Association membership. The group aims to address Riverside Drive bus access, curb loiterers and fake auctions, and to improve street illumination with 11 pm closing for shop lights. Notables present included Robert G. Cooke Simon Brentano J Howes Burton Andrew J Connick Colonel Marceau Curtis Bell Henry A Liebrecht John A Young and Paul W Orvis.

Fifth Avenue Association Fifth Avenue Lorraine 45Th Street Riverside Drive F. Laconthbre 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 Captured at Police Station

Edward Fox a fifteen year old from No S34 Rivington Street was arraigned in the Children's Court on a serious charge after tossing a large firecracker into the Eldridge Street police station. He received a suspended sentence after a stern lecture from Justice Olmsted.

Justice Olmsted Edward Fox No. S34 Rivington Street Children’s Court Eddie Eldridge Street Moriarity

Pleads Guilty Yet Claims Innocence in Larceny Case

Michael J. Ryan pleaded guilty to grand larceny in the second degree in General Sessions Court but proclaimed his innocence and alleged police persecution over testimony that convicted a Brooklyn officer. Judge Rosalsky remanded him until July 9 for further investigation amid threats to a key witness. Ryan, 31, of 11 Sth street Brooklyn, faced charges from June 6 involving a stolen pocket book on a Chambers Street car.

Ryan Sth Street Brooklyn William Bagler Lenox Avenue Chambers Street Elizabeth Street

National Association for the Promotion of Kindergarten Education Formed

Prominent individuals establish the National Association for the Promotion of Kindergarten Education and apply to the Supreme Court for incorporation. Directors include Mrs. John D. Archbold Miss Mary Harriman Rev David D Wyke Spencer Trask Herbert F. Gunnison George W. Perkins Henry A. Wise and Miss Bessie Locke. The group seeks nationwide kindergarten expansion with offers of bequests and reflects inspiration from the New York Free Kindergarten Association.

National Association For the Promotion 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 2 1/2 million to 1 1/2 million by the Long Island Electric Railway Company. The surface line runs 17 miles from Brooklyn through Jamaica and Far Rockaway with a Belmont Park branch. The old North Shore Railway was consolidated with stranded mortgage value. Stockholders agreed to surrender 1 1/2 million in capital to reflect property value.

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

Washington sugar inquiry decision stirs federal action

The investigation into the American Sugar Refining Company moves to Washington as Oliver Pagan meets Attorney General Wickersham after reviewing indictments and a key brief. The immunity argument, time limits, and Knight case influence weigh on whether to indict, with grand jury action possible before week’s end and Wise returning in August.

Washington American Sugar Refining Company Federal Oliver Pagan Department of Justice Wickersham Henry A. Wise United States Attorney Pagan John E. Milburn American Company John M. Bowers John E. Parsons William D. Guthrie Gustav E. Kissel Mr. Guthrie Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company New Jersey Supreme Court of the United States E. ©. Knight Company Messrs. Parsons Thomas Kissel Pennsylvania Company Parsons Samuel Untermyer Adolph Segal United States Supreme Court Bonaparte Segal George H. Earle, Jr Knight Company Circuit Court District of Pennsylvania United States Circuit Court of Appeals Franklin Sugar Company Spreckels Sugar Refining Company Delaware Wise United States Illinois Supreme Court Federal Grand Jury Paris

Smuggling Trunk Case Deepens With Grand Jury

Federal grand jury hears more on five sleeper trunks seized in spring valued at 352000 in gowns and finery. Kilgannon and wife pleaded guilty in 147 to sleeper trunk operations with George C White. Kilgannon sentenced to one year on Blackwell's Island. wife fined 5000. White to two years in Atlanta. Their sentences may hinge on further testimony.

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

Rockefellers Head for Cleveland Summer Home

Mr and Mrs John D Rockefeller left the city for the summer in Cleveland. John D Rockefeller Jr joined the trip as the party traveled from Pocantico Hills to their West End townhouse and then to Cleveland on the Lake Shore Limited with Mrs Rockefeller ill and aided by her son and husband.

John D. Rockefeller Cleveland John D. Rockefeller, Jr Mr. Rockefeller Pocantico Hills West Adth Street

May Buy In Third Avenue Line Foreclosure Plan

If the Public Service Commission rejects its plans the Third Avenue Railroad's reorganization committee will bid at foreclosure to wipe out $16,000,000 in stock. It may then deposit bonds with a trust company and issue beneficial certificates against them to let bondholders share profits without changing bond status.

Public Service Commission Third Avenue Railroad Company

Stern Brothers Sale of Imported Madras Shirts

Announcement of a sale at Stern Brothers on West Twenty third Street offering woven Madras shirts at unusually low prices. The balance includes plaited and plain bosoms coat models with attached or detached cuffs priced from 1.45, down from 2.25 to 3.00 dollars.

Madras

Brandenburg Acquitted On Grand Larceny Charge

Brandenburg was acquitted by a seven day jury in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court. The trial centered on an article in The Times alleged to be signed by the late President Cleveland. After verdict, Brandenburg was arrested on a kidnapping charge involving his stepson in St. Louis and held on $10,000 bail. The judge noted 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 Cornell Missouri

Ban on street noise ordinance passes in aldermanic vote

Alderman Schloss of the upper West side leads passage of a public nuisance ordinance aimed at stopping pedlars and hucksters from blowing horns or making loud noises to draw attention to wares. Penalty capped at five dollars per offence. Excludes licensed vendors at Paddy's Market on Ninth Avenue between 38th and 42nd streets.

Schloss Upper West Side Schioss Ninth Avenue

Central Trust Stock Sale Lays Groundwork for Independence

A block of nearly 3000 shares of Central Trust Company of New York stock sold at 1.00 a share, largely from the Mutual Life Insurance Company which may be forced to divest. Other insurers held small blocks as officials say the stock has been distributed among trustees and friends to ensure broad ownership.

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

Auerbach & Co Faces Trouble Over Contracts

Auerbach & Co., cottonseed product dealers with offices in the Produce Exchange Building, said yesterday they could not meet their contracts. The firm blamed a sharp drop in July cottonseed oil futures, but E. F. Auerbach insisted the troubles extend beyond cottonseed oil and said an assignment had not been decided.

Auerbach & Co Produce Exchange E. F. Auerbach

Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Summary

Chicago June 29 The wheat market rises on liberal world stocks and buoyant foreign news with gains up to 1?1?c. Corn and provisions firm, oats weak amid favorable weather. Decline in world stocks spurs late buyback. July delivery liquidations and a 1.8c cash grain drop weigh on activity. Provisions end higher on short covering and hog price drop.

Chicago Liverpool

Morgan Purchases 10 Million Interborough Bond Issue

J P Morgan & Co bought ten million dollars of Interborough Rapid Transit first mortgage five percent bonds. Proceeds will cover short term notes maturing March 1 1910. Public Service Commission had approved part of the related mortgage and bond plan.

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

Toledo Railways and Light Bondholders Report July Default

The bondholders' committee warns of no July 1 payment on principal or interest for Toledo Railways and Light Company first mortgage bonds. A stockholders' protective committee considers refunding with secured collateral trust notes. Large portions of bonds and secured indebtedness have been deposited. some bond maturities are extended to January 1, 1912.

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

Maritime Almanac and Wireless Traffic Update

Marine intelligence notes sunrise and sunset, tides at Sandy Hook and Governors Island, and wireless reports of eastward-moving transports mature with dock expectations. It lists ship names such as Oceanic Argentina Kaga Maru Empress of Japan Aorangi Alameda Hionian Gymeric Mariposa and schedules across July and August with destinations Hawaii Japan China and Australia via various routes.

Sandy Hook Argentina New York Hawaii Guam Philippine Islands San Francisco Japan Corea China Philippine Seattle Asia Vancouver Victoria B C Taeae Australia West New Zealand Fiji Islands New Caledonia Aorangi Alameda Gymeric Tahiti Marquesas Islands Mariposa

Shipping News Arrivals at Port of New York June 29 1909

The Port of New York lists arrivals including Steamer Ole Bull from Norway with sugar for United Fruit Co and Steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm from Bremen with 380 cabin and 622 steerage passengers. Also noted are Rosario di Giorgio from Port Antonio with fruit, Apache with passengers, Alamo with passengers, Romsdalen with magnesite ore, and Ryndam from Rotterdam Boulogne with 359 cabin and 783 steerage passengers. Arrival times are shown for several ships.

New York Ole Bull Nor Wilhelmsen Nipe United Fruit Co Kronprinz Wilhelm Ger Mathiesean Port Antonio Atlantic Fruit Co Bar Apache Staples Jacksonville Charleston Clyde Ss Co Moise Alamo Davidson Galveston Mallory Ss Co Romsdalen Morgan Limni Massi Algiers Simpson, Spence & Young The Ryndam Rogmerern Rotterdam Boulogne Crown of Granada Cruchr Perth Amboy Trinidad Shipping Trading Co Hamilton Boaz Newport News Norfolk Old Dominions Co Mdse Navance Hale Georgetown Wilmington Clyde 'S Matanzas Von_Lettner Savanilla Port Limon Colon Kingston Fortune Island Caronta Don Liverpool Queenstown White Star Line Fire Island Seneca Lambert Old Dominion Si Co Highlands Sandy Hook

Youths Sale Cuts Prices On Suits Across Sizes

Rocks Peet & Company offers deep discounts on youths and men suits at three Broadway stores and three street locations. Suits that previously ranged from 16 to 28 dollars now sell for 15 to 28 dollars with chest sizes 32 to 35 on offer for work or play.

Ships and Routes Passages Noted From Queenstown to New York

A late June listing details vessel movements including Campania Newark Queenstown Liverpool via St Michaels and Plymouth routes. Kaiserin der German ships via Plymouth to Bremen. Principe di Piemonte New York Montevideo. Germania Fry New Naptes Genoa. Azul Principe di Piemonte and others with itineraries to Shanghai, Suez, Aden, Singapore, and Manila. The compilation shows numerous vessels arriving or sailing from New York to European and Asian ports with dates in June.

Queenstown Campania NC York Liverpool London Balakant New York Glasgow Furnessia Cherbourg Kaiser Wilhelm der Ger Plymouth Bremen Amsterd Pring Willem West Indies Venezuela Havre Marseilles Germania Fry New Naptes Genoa Principe di Piemonte Tal New Yor Montevideo Hilarius Suez Indramayo Yokohama Etc Boste Naples Athinal Greek Fae Ida Ital Port Natal Brett Huel Ip & Vincent Saigon Haiphong Brisbane Altona St Cent Fremantle Sydney Nsw Ascot Sid Vincent Baron Cawdor New York York Wis Port Yors Aragon St Michaels Prins Maurits Amsiam

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Metz Lied Equitable Report Brooklyn Police Eldridge Street Station Form Kindergarten Association Atlantic City R. BR Atlantic Long Island Electric Attorney General Mrs. Kilgannon 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 Clyde Havana Havana Harry Luckenbach Porto Rico Insular Oceaniic Arenes Southampton White Star Maracaibo Curacao NG Lloy Citta di Messina Gibraltar Kenigin Luise Enca Lloyd Duca di Genova el Monte Carpathia Osi Eine Cae Fiume Eenee Cunard Horatius Arses Para Guiana St Thomas Quebec Huron Jacksonville Clyde Argent Pre Tralian Pennsylvani Hambur Hamb-Am el Albance Ae New Orleans SO Pac Monterey Havana Friedrich Santa Marta Hamb-Am Santiago Tenfuegos Campens Santos Holt Volturno Hamburg Sal Lusitania Cunard Alta Majestic Colombia Parima Barbados Bec Advance Cristobal Nama President Grant Rio Grande Tampa Mallory Colorado George Washington la Provence Mexico Pannonia Savannah Macon Byron South Brazil Lamp & Sipe Prins Willem Il Hayti Vigilancia Nassau Ward Manzanillo Progreso Transpacific Shipping News Rocks Peet & Company Broadway Peeas Warren St 13Th St 34Th St LYRIG Midnight Sons Bla Oe Daly Lew Fields Jefferson de Angello Herald SQ. Mat JAS. T. Casino Sxtic-divcrs SS Eaves Mississippi Ziegfeld Luna Park Greater Dreamland Pier Over Sea Dreamland Pain Joe Weber Regton Merstein Eden Mlulsee World IN Gypsy Muse Ifotofone Kaiser Wilhelm H el Valle Lazio Ital Aras Hull Arapahoe Sunderland Manila Indrant Boston Sabang Inverclrde Roma Altonta
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